Munderloh, Gerd

1820 - 1869  (48 Jahre)

• Name	Munderloh, Gerd
  Spitzname	Jared
  Getauft	1820
  Geboren	24 Mrz 1820	Köterende / Nht., Berne, BRA, NI, D
  Geschlecht	männlich
  Auswanderung	21 Jul 1854	Bremen, HB, D   [1]
  Einwanderung	7 Aug 1854	New York City, NY, USA   [2]
  	Schiff "Hansa"
  Begraben	Feb 1869	Hooper, Dodge, NE, USA
  Gestorben	07 Feb 1869	Hooper, Dodge, NE, USA
  Biographie	08 Mrz 1900  [3]
  Beruf	Schiffszimmermann, Farmer
  Referenz	Nht.1820/007
  Religion	LU
  Personen-Kennung	I6836	OGF Auswanderer
  Zuletzt bearbeitet am	30 Okt 2015

  
  

  Familie 1	Mönnich, Anna,   geb. 06 Mrz 1821, Holle / Hll., Hude, OL., NI, D ,   gest. 09 Feb 1858, Hooper, Dodge, NE, USA  (Alter 36 Jahre)
  Aufgebot	16 Mai 1852	Osternburg / Obg., Oldenburg, OL, NI, D   [4]
  Verheiratet	18 Mai 1852	Neuenhuntorf / Nht., Berne, BRA, NI, D   [5]
  Kinder	1. Munderloh, Georg Hinrich,   geb. 24 Apr 1853, Buttel / Nht., Berne, BRA, NI, D   2. Munderloh, Katherine,   geb. errechnet 1855, IA, USA   3. Munderloh, Anna,   geb. errechnet 1858, NE, USA
  Zuletzt bearbeitet am	30 Okt 2015
  Familien-Kennung	F2221	Familienblatt  |  Familientafel

  
  

  Familie 2	Stork, Marie,   geb. 21 Jan 1838,   gest. 19 Nov 1880, Hooper, Dodge, NE, USA  (Alter 42 Jahre)
  Verheiratet	1860	NE, USA
  Kinder	1. Munderloh, George,   geb. 1862, NE, USA   2. Munderloh, Henry,   geb. 1865, NE, USA   3. Munderloh, Louisa,   geb. 1866, NE, USA   4. Munderloh, Lena,   geb. 1867, NE, USA
  Zuletzt bearbeitet am	9 Mrz 2023
  Familien-Kennung	F3272	Familienblatt  |  Familientafel

  
  

• Ereignis-Karte		Geboren - 24 Mrz 1820 - Köterende / Nht., Berne, BRA, NI, D Aufgebot - 16 Mai 1852 - Osternburg / Obg., Oldenburg, OL, NI, D Verheiratet - 18 Mai 1852 - Neuenhuntorf / Nht., Berne, BRA, NI, D Auswanderung - 21 Jul 1854 - Bremen, HB, D Einwanderung - Schiff "Hansa" - 7 Aug 1854 - New York City, NY, USA Verheiratet - 1860 - NE, USA Begraben - Feb 1869 - Hooper, Dodge, NE, USA Gestorben - 07 Feb 1869 - Hooper, Dodge, NE, USA  = Link zu Google Earth
  Pin-Bedeutungen	: Adresse       : Ortsteil       : Ort       : Region       : (Bundes-)Staat/-Land       : Land       : Nicht festgelegt

  
  

• Quellen

  [S21090] Datenbank der Maus e.V., Bremen, http://www.bremer-passagierlisten.de/. [S21370] New York Passenger arrivals at castlegarden.org, www.statueofliberty.org., http://www.castlegarden.org/quick_search_detail.php?p_id=8080730 (Verlässlichkeit: 3). Id=8080730 [S197] The Hooper Sentinel, (http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~logancem/stjoncem.htm). March 8, 1900 The First Settlers A Little Biography and History of Some of the Early Pioneers. (Paper No. 2) The experience of Mr. Munderloh and family were very similar to that of the Monnich's. Mr. Munderloh's family at this time consisted of a wife who was a sister of Mr. Monnich, and two daughters, now Mesdames Herman Bohling and Wm. Hilgencamp. They settled near Monnich's on what the government survey afterwards called the S. E. 1/4, section 12, township 1, range 19. In 1858 Mrs. Munderloh died and in 1860 Mr. Munderloh married Mary Stork. George, Henry, Louisa, Lena and Amelia all now living were the children left when she died in 1880. Mr. Munderloh died in 1869. Of this family George now lives near Beemer, Henry and Louisa, now Mrs. C. H. Milverstedt, are residents of Hooper, Lena married Henry Klempke, and lives in Scribner and Amelia resides in Fremont, the wife of Mr. Kasebaum. Mr. Munderloh was born in Germany in 1820 and with his family came to the United States in 1854. He always believed this was destined to be a great country, but his death, eleven years after coming here gave him but little opportunity to see the fulfillment of his predictions. After his death the widow assisted by the family carried on farming operations with the same success as did her husband. Of course they in common with others saw hard times, but by the exercise of economy and much work they weathered the floods and blizzards, drouths, hot winds and grasshoppers firmly believing that deliverance would come sooner or later, and who can deny that their faith has not been rewarded while the transformation of the country has been great indeed. [S6369] Kirchenbuch Osternburg. [S21179] Kirchenbuch Neuenhuntorf, Nht.1852/03. (Verlässlichkeit: 3).