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Personal data Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs 


Household of Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs

He is married to Anna Reemts Itjes.

They got married on October 1, 1870 at Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Hannover, Preußen, he was 26 years old.

Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs oo Anna Reemts Itjes

Marriage source: Hoodjer, Mandy; "Hoodjer/Hinders Family Tree," (Publication site: Lehi UT., Publisher: WorldConnect at RootsWeb.com, Publication date: St. Patrick's Day MMIV)

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mhoodjer&id=I0577

"... Anna Reemts Itjes Sex: F Birth: 15 JAN 1850 in Pilsum Ostfriesland, Germany Death: 28 JUN 1946 in Allison, Iowa Burial: Butler Center, Iowa

Marriage 1 Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs b: 24 AUG 1844 in Osteel, Ostfriesland, Germany Married: 1 OCT 1870 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany
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Child(ren):

  2. Anna Hinrichs  1884-1981 


Notes about Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs

Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs

Sources: Author: Hoodjer, Mandy; Title: "Hoodjer/Hinders Family Tree," (Publication site: Lehi UT, Publisher: WorldConnect at RootsWeb.com, Publication date: St. Patrick's Day MMIV)

http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=mhoodjer&id=I0577

"... Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs Sex: M Birth: 24 AUG 1844 in Osteel, Ostfriesland, Germany Death: 27 JUN 1920 in Butler Center, Iowa of stomach cancer

Note:

"Siebelt and Anna and theif four daughters (Flora, Dena, Jennie, and Katie) arrived in the United States on or about March 10, 1881. Anna, Johanna, Martha, Christine, and John were born in the United States. Either Siebelt of his brotherHenry (Hinrich) may have landed in Baltimore, MD as a port of entry. This comes from a verbal source. We could not locate either family on any of the available ship manifest.

The famly lived in these early years about a mile east of what is now known as Nicklaus Corner (one mile south of the Big March on Highway 14). They also farmed near the now abandoned town of Eleanor in Monroe Township. Butler County atthis time was largely undeveloped and was growing and changing rapidly.

The first train came into Allison just two years earlier and the court house was moved to Allison from Butler Center just two months before Siebelt and family arrived here. Allison was not incorporated as a town until 1883.

The Hinrichs family attended the Bethel Lutheran Church in Monroe Township, section 2. This church was started by the Rev. Siegfried Siefkes in 1890 and a church building being built in 1891. The family attended Peace Lutheran Church(intersection of Butler Center Road and Sinclair Avenue) between 1886 and 1890. It is not known if or where they attended church before this. Rev. Siefkes served both Ebenezer Church at Butler Center and Bethel Church at the same time.Bethel Church was later moved to Parkersburg, IA. All that remains at the rural site is the German Lutheran Cemetery.

In 1903, Siebelt and Anna bought an 80 acre farm in Jefferson Twonship, section 1, southeast quarter, south 80. Their daughter Johanna died there at the age of 31 from some form of Dystrophy. Six months later on June 27, 1920, Siebeltdied of stomach cancer. Anna sold the farm and bought a house in Allison at 720 4th Street. Anna died June 28, 1946. She reached the age of 96."

-Excerpt from Hinrichs-Henrichs Genealogy: From Germany to the United States 1750-1994 by Donald G. Hinrichs and Astrid Hinrichs Regnerus

Father: Gerd Janssen Hinrichs
Mother: Foolke Harms

Marriage 1 Anna Reemts Itjes b: 15 JAN 1850 in Pilsum Ostfriesland, Germany Married: 1 OCT 1870 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany

Children

1. Flora Hinrichs b: 3 DEC 1870 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany
2. Dena Hinrichs b: 30 NOV 1873 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany
3. Daughter Hinrichs b: 17 OCT 1875 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany
4. Jennie Hinrichs b: 20 OCT 1877 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany
5. Katie Hinrichs b: 4 MAY 1879 in Pilsum, Ostfriesland, Germany
6. Stillborn Daughter Hinrichs b: MAR 1881
7. John Hinrichs
8. Anna Hinrichs b: 30 JAN 1884 in Parkersburg, Iowa
9. Johanna Arkea Hinrichs b: 14 FEB 1888 in Parkersburg, Iowa, Jefferson Township
10. Martha Hinrichs b: 12 JUL 1890 in Parkersburg, Iowa
11. Christena Harmine Hinrichs b: 27 MAR 1894 in Allison, Iowa"

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Ancestors (and descendant) of Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs

Siebelt Gerdes Hinrichs
1844-1920

1870

Anna Reemts Itjes
1850-1946

Reemttina Gerdes Hinrichs
1873-1979
Anna Hinrichs
1884-1981

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Birthday August 24, 1844

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Day of marriage October 1, 1870

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Day of death June 27, 1920

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