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Personal data Hempeldina Gesina (Hempeldina Gesina "Lena") "Lena" Ackermann 

  • Alternative names: Hempeline Gesina "Lena" (Hempeline Gesina "Lena") Ackermann, Hempeline "Lena" Ackermann (Hempeline "Lena" Ackermann) Hornak
  • Nickname is Lena.
  • She was born on October 3, 1890 in Logaerfeld, Ostfriesland, Hannover.
  • She died in the year 1957 in fortasse, McCook Co., SD, she was 66 years old.
  • This information was last updated on February 27, 2012.

Household of Hempeldina Gesina (Hempeldina Gesina "Lena") "Lena" Ackermann

She is married to Paul Hornak.

They got married on February 22, 1911 at Zion Ev. Luth. Chr., Bridgewater, McCook Co., SD, she was 20 years old.

Paul Hornak oo Lena Ackerman

Marriage source: Source: Obituaries, Buffalo Center (Iowa) Tribune, Vol 112 #48, 12 Feb 2004, pg 9 col 1

'Anna Meyer, 90 ... Anna (Hornak) Meyer, daughter of Paul and Lena (Ackerman) Hornak, was born December 22, 1913 in rural Bridgewater, South Dakota. ...'

Valauch, Regina, e-mail regarding Paul & Hempeline Hornak, (Pub. location unknown, RV, xxvii Feb MMXII)

"... Paul Hornak was born 9 Nov 1873 in Vrbovce, Myjava, Slovakia. His parents are Martin Hornak and Suzanna Kozik. They were farmers. His religion is Evangelical Lutheran. He came to the USA from 1893-1903. He shows up on the 1905 SDState Census in Scotland, Bon Homme County, South Dakota. It said he had been in the US and SD for 7 years. He lived as a farmer most of his adult life in Jefferson township, McCook County, SD. His family attended the Zion EvangelicalLutheran Church in Bridgewater, also in McCook County. Much of that family's vital records appears in: 75th ANNIVERSARY, ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH AND LADIES AID, 1893-1968, Bridgewater, SD, 1968, 35 p. (Available at LDSlibraries in print or microfilm.) He married Hempeline Ackermann on 22 Feb 1911 in Bridgewater at that church. ... ..." <>

Child(ren):

  1. Anna Hornak  1913-2004 


Notes about Hempeldina Gesina (Hempeldina Gesina "Lena") "Lena" Ackermann

Hempeldina Gesina "Lena" Ackermann

Source: Obituaries, Buffalo Center (Iowa) Tribune, Vol 112 #48, 12 Feb 2004, pg 9 col 1

'Anna Meyer, 90 ... Anna (Hornak) Meyer, daughter of Paul and Lena (Ackerman) Hornak, was born December 22, 1913 in rural Bridgewater, South Dakota. ...'

Valuch, Regina, Ancestry.com message regarding Anna Hornak, (Pub. location unknown, r_valuch, xx Feb MMXII)

"From: r_valuch, To: grove602ok, Subject: Anna Hornak

Hi! I got the connection to you from my entries for Anna Hornak. Thank you for all the information I got access to--Anna Hornak's death, and Klaas Meyer's parents. Please access my Ancestry Family Tree. You'll find information on AnnaHornak's parents, Paul Hornak and Lena (Hempiline) Ackermann. Thanks again! Regina Valuch"

Valauch, Regina, e-mail regarding Paul & Hempeline Hornak, (Pub. location unknown, RV, xxvii Feb MMXII)

"... Hempeline (Lena) (Lina) Ackermann was born 1889-92 in Germany. I have not found where exactly in Germany, except for her brother Cornelius in World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 and U.S. World War II Draft Registration Cards,1942. They said he was born in Leer, Germany. Lena died in 1957. Her burial was from the Zion Ev Lutheran Church. Lena's parents were Sandor Ackermann and Tete A. Sandor was born 1850-1 and Tete was born 1863-6. Both were born inGermany. The family immigrated to America, arriving at the port of New York on 15 Sept 1903 on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. Their last residence was: "Logaerfeld, Han." (Logaerfeld is in the district of Leer, Germany.) They wereheaded to join "Joh. Luderman, Cleves, Fa., Hard Co." They attended that church in Bridgewater. The five children were born in Germany. Cornelius, b. 2 Dec 1891, was in Boston, Mass. by the 1930 Census, married to Jessie, and living ina boarding house. He died Sept 1964, and his residence was Massachusetts (SSDI). Lena and her sister Anna were twins and born about 1889-92. Anna married Karl Schulz on 21 Apr 1911 in Bridgewater (South Dakota Marriages, 1905-1949).They had six children: Robert Gustav Schulz, b. 18 Nov 1917, Martha Henrietta Schulz, b. 11 June 1919, Herbert Helmuth Schulz, b. 5 Nov 1921, Ella Emma Schulz, b. 18 Oct 1924, Ida Anna Schulz, b. 24 Feb 1926, and Herman Carl Schulz, b.25 Mar 1929. Karl Schulz was born 1882-4 in Germany. His family attended the Zion Ev Lutheran Church in Bridgewater. That's where the marriage and children's births are listed. He lived in Fairview (Post Office: Fulton), HansonCounty, SD (South Dakota States Censuses, 1915, 1925, and 1935.) Sanna and Theda were also twins and born in 1903. In 1913, Sandor took his wife and two youngest daughters back to Germany. On 20 Sept 1923, he arrived at the port of NewYork on the ship, Sierra Ventana. His residence was: "Germany, Nortmoor." His closest relative was his daughter, Sanna Kramer, living in "Nortmoor, Hann." (Nortmoor is in the district of Leer.) He was going to join his son-in-law,Karl Schulz who lived in Fulton, SD. The passenger list said he lived in America from 1903-1913. ..."

Borchers, Bob, "Borchers GEDCOM, (Pub. locatiion unknown, http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=bob%5Fborchers&id=I10372, xxv Nov MMI)

"... Hempeldina Gesina Ackermann Sex: F Birth: 3 OCT 1890 in Logaerfeld, Ostfriesland, Germany Death: UNK.

Father: Sander Ackermann b: 3 OCT 1850 in Logaerfeld, Ostfriesland, Germany Mother: Teta Aljets b: UNK." <>

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Hempeldina Gesina Ackermann

Hempeldina Gesina Ackermann
1890-1957

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Paul Hornak
1873-1947

Anna Hornak
1913-2004

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  • The temperature on October 3, 1890 was about 10.7 °C. The air pressure was 3 kgf/m2 and came mainly from the south-southwest. The airpressure was 77 cm mercury. The atmospheric humidity was 86%. Source: KNMI
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