Family tree Willy Schutte » Herman Heinrich (Mary Schultalbers (geboren Moellerhaus)) Schultalbers (1857-1935)

Sources

1. FamilySearch Stamboom, via https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person...

   Herman Heinrich Schultalbers<br>Geboortenaam: Joseph Herman ( Henry) Schultalbers<br>Ook bekend als: Herman Schultalber<br>Geslacht: Man<br>Geboorte: 3 jul 1857 - Wesuwer Brook, Haren (Ems), Emsland, Niedersachsen, Germany<br>Huwelijk: Echtgeno(o)t(e): Mary Moellerhaus - 1894 - St. Louis, St. Louis, MO<br>Immigratie: 1880 - United States of America<br>Immigratie: 1882 - United States of America<br>Woonplaats: 1900 - Boxbutte & Nonpareil Precincts, Box Butte, Nebraska, United States<br>Woonplaats: Census - 1910 - Jordan, Linn, Oregon, United States<br>Woonplaats: Census - 1920 - McKee, Marion, Oregon, United States<br>Overlijden: 23 nov 1935<br>Begrafenis: Mount Angel, Marion County, Oregon, United States of America<br>Ouders: Johann Hermann Gruter, Helena Gruter (geboren Bruns)<br>Echtgenote: Mary Schultalbers (geboren Moellerhaus)<br>Kinderen: Mary Kosterman (geboren Schultalbers), Lena Hagenauer (geboren Schultalbers), Rose Theresa Kahut (geboren Schultabers), Henry Herman Schultalbers, John Schultalbers, Freida Schultalbers, Anna Elizabeth Schultalbers, Agnes Catherine Schultalber, Frances Barbara Schultalbers<br>Broers/zusters: Anna Angela Schultalbers, Johann Bernard Hermann Schultalbers, Hermann Henrich Schultalbers, Anna Helena Schultalbers, Anna Maria Schultabers, Gerhard Henrich Gruter<br>  Aanvullende informatie:
   
   LifeSketch: From http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/topic/resources/OLLibrary/cofhar/cofh0393.html: HERMAN SCHULTALBERS. A striking example of what may be accomplished by the exercise of industry, perseverance and good management is found in reviewing the life history of the gentleman above named. He started his business career without means excepting a strong heart and willing hands, and is now classed among the foremost substantial citizens of Box Butte county. He is an old settler in that region, is a prosperous farmer, owns a fine farm, and is enjoying a comfortable and pleasant home. Mr. Schultalbers was born in Hanover, Germany, July 3d, 1857. His father was a farmer and lived and died in Germany, as also did his mother. Our subject was reared in his native country until he was twenty-five years of age, at which time he struck out for the new world, landing in Baltimore, December 23d, in the year 1882. He came directly west, to St. Louis, and joined a colony of German settlers in St. Louis county, Missouri, and there worked out by the month, spending about four years in that vicinity. He then came to Cuming county, Nebraska, worked one summer and came to Box Butte county in 1886 and bought some land, picked out a location and filed on a tree claim, later took up a pre-emption in 1888 and a homestead in 1889, all on the same section, then returned to Missouri and worked for another year, at which time he came back to Nebraska and began to improve his land. He broke ground for crops, put up a sod shanty, and from the spring of 1889 began living in the house, steadily improving his place, doing all his work with the aid of a team of mules during the first years. He "batched it" up to 1894, and in that year returned to St. Louis and was married to Mary Moellerhaus, who was born and reared in Germany and came to America in the year 1894, being here only a short time before being married. Mr. Schultalbers bought his present farm in northwest quarter section 3, township 27, range 48, in 1886, and moved to the place with his bride after his marriage and begun building up the place as a permanent home. He has improved the farm splendidly, and now owns eight hundred acres of deeded land, also operating three hundred and twenty acres of leased land all of which is fenced and kept in first-class condition. He farms about seventy acres and raises good crops, and even during the dry years was fortunate in always having a fair yield. In August, 1896, lightning struck his barn and completely destroyed the building but he at once rebuilt it and was getting along well, when three years later during a severe electrical storm he was struck by lightning and was unconscious for quite a long time, but recovered, although the report soon became circulated that he had been killed. He was severely injured, by the shock, one-third of his body being entirely burned over but he suffered no very permanent injury, being left a little deaf. At the same time one of his cows was struck and the animal killed within a few feet of where our subject stood. Mr. Schultalbers' family consists of himself, wife and six children, who are named as follows: Mary, Lena, Rose, Henry, Freda and Annie. Our subject is a strong Democrat, active in local politics, always working for the best interests of his locality. He has been on the school board for several years past.

   De FamilySearch Stamboom wordt gepubliceerd door MyHeritage onder licentie van FamilySearch International, de grootste genealogische organisatie in de wereld. FamilySearch is een nonprofit organisatie die gespnsord wordt door The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church).

Historical events

• Birthday July 3, 1857
• Day of death November 23, 1935

Same birth/death day

• Also born on July 3
• Also died on November 23

About the surname Schultalbers

• View the information that Genealogie Online has about the surname Schultalbers.
• Check the information Open Archives has about Schultalbers.
• Check the Wie (onder)zoekt wie? register to see who is (re)searching Schultalbers.