Zoelman Hake » Johann Anton Frank "Antone" /Dubbert (Johann Anton Frank "Antone") Daubert (1857-1935)

Personal data Johann Anton Frank "Antone" /Dubbert (Johann Anton Frank "Antone") Daubert 

• First name Johann Anton Frank "Antone".
• He was born on March 2, 1857 in Lipstein, Germany.
• He was christened on March 7, 1857 in Sankt Peter Und Paul Roemisch-Katholische, Amelunxen, Westfalen, Prussia.
• Immigrated in the year 1872.
• Immigrated in the year 1874.
• Immigrated in the year 1876.
• Resident:
• in the year 1900: Osage Township, Miller, Missouri, United States.
• in the year 1910: Osage, Miller, Missouri, United States.
• in the year 1920: Osage, Miller, Missouri, United States.
• in the year 1930: Census.
• in the year 1891: Canton centre, Haute-Garonne, France.
• Census in the year 1910, Osage, Miller, Missouri, Verenigde Staten.

  Under the children of Anton & Josephine Hake Dubbert: #vii & #viii are both|listed on the 1900 census as John J. one born in Feb.|1897 the other born in Jan. 1900. (Per Linda Epstein email 3/22/05)Richard Klenke's Book on the Dubberts mentions that Anton's mother died leaving Anton an orphan, he immigrated to USA in 1880 and was raised as a step brother ny Joseph Dubbert. Anton came to America by ship from Germany as a stow away, hiding in a trunk that was aboard the ship he was traveling on. The trunk is still in the family today!||1910 Census (Jim Henry Township - Miller County):| Anton (Head) 52 yrs married 25 yrs GERM - GERM - GERM Nat. 1876 Farmer| Josephine (Wife) 42 yrs -do- 9 children, 7 living MO - GERM - GERM| Lawrence (Son) 23 yrs single| Benjamin (Son) 21 yrs single| Antone (Son) 19 yrs single| Theresa (Dau) 17 yrs single| John (Son) 9 yrs single| George (Son) 7 yrs single||1920 Census in Osage Township within Miller County lists Anton (63) and Josephine (53) and 3 children, including Anton (26), John (20), and George (17), and a servant named Catherine Nilges (14).

• (Arrival) in the year 1872.
• (Arrival) in the year 1874.
• (Arrival) in the year 1876.
• (Misc) .

  In an article prepared by Peggy Smith Hake of St. Elizabeth, entitled, "Window|to the Past", the following account was written:||Anton Dubbert, son of Johannes and Elizabeth (Shauf) Dubbert, was born in|Lipstein, Germany on March 2, 1857. About 1872, at the age of 16 years, he|came to America and it is a family legend he was a stowaway on the ship that|brought him across the Atlantic. Eventually, he came to Miller County where he|married Josephine Hake on Feb. 16, 1885; she was a daughter of Bernard Henry|and Katherine (Wankum) Hake. Father Cosmos Seeberger, priest of St. Elizabeth|(Charlestown), performed her wedding ceremony.||There was another family named Dubbert living in Miller County in 1880, August|and Elizabeth Dubbert, with her 6 children. August may have been an older|brother or an uncle to Anton and perhaps that is why he ventured into Miller|County.||After Anton and Josephine married, they settled on a farm in the Big Tavern|country of Osage Township and for the remainder of his life he farmed his land|which was in the northeast part of the county, south of St. Elizabeth. Their|neighbors in the census of 1900 included John and Elizabeth (Buechter) Volmert,|Louisa Wilson, William R. Dake, Davis Hickey, William Deatley, and James Clark.||The children born to Anton and Josephine were: Henry Lawrence (1886-1914),|Frances Elizabeth (Dec. 23, 1887-May 13, 1978) whomarried William George|Kirkweg (1881-1962); Louis Benjamine (1889-1939); Paulus Anthony (1891-1937);|Theresa A. (Feb. 1894) who married Henry H. Boeckman; Cecelia T. (1895-1905);|John E. (1897-1901);John J. (1900-1976); and George (1904-1923).||Anton Dubbert died on Oct. 8, 1935 and was buried at St. Anthony Cemetery in|the small village of St. Anthony, Richwoods Township. He was buried besides|his wife, Josephine, who had died 10 years previously on Feb. 11, 1926.||Note: Peggy Smith Hake notes that she has in her possession a small obituary|that was written when Anton died in 1935, but itdid not give very much|information.

• He died on October 8, 1935 in St. Anthony's, MO, he was 78 years old.
• He is buried in St. Anthony's Cemetery.
• Will.

  The following is the written will from Anton Dubbert:||I, Anton Dubbert, of Miller Co., Missouri being of sound mind and disposing|memory, do declare this to be my last will and testimony, hereby revoking any|and all former wills by me made.|First, I direct that all my just debts be paid, including funeral expenses and|expenses of my last illness.|Second, I hereby set asidethe sum of fifty dollarsfor masses for the depose of|my soul, it shall be discretionary with my executor hereinafternames as to|where and by whom said masses are read.|Third, I direct that a reasonable sum be expended for atombstone or marker for|my burial place.|Fourth, I have five children now living, namely, Elizabeth Kirkweg, Theresia|Boeckmann, Ben L. Dubbert, Anton Dubbert, and John Dubbert, and there are no|descendents of a deceased child or children, natural or adopted. I have|previously made gifts of property to my two daughters, Elizabeth Kirkweg and|Theresia Boeckmann, and the failure to make a specificprovision for them|herein shall not be taken or construed as showing any lack of affection on my|part toward them.|Fifth, My sons Anton Dubbert and John Dubbert are mentally incompetent, the|said Anton now being confined in the State Hospital for the insane at Fulton,|Mo.: It is my intention and purpose to provide for their comfort and keep as|long as they are or either of them shall live. To that end, therefore, I make|the following provisions:| After the specific items herein before innumerated are taken care of, I|hereby give and bequeath to my son Ben L. Dubbert all of my personal property:|To have and to hold the same absoluteely and not subject to the limitations and|conditions herein after imposed upon my real estate.| And to accomplish the purpose expressed in this paragraph. I hereby give|and devise to my son Ben L. Dubbert all of the real estate of which I may die|seized and possessed on condition that he keep, provide a home for, support and|maintain my sons Anton and John as long as they or either of them shall live.|The provisions herein for the upkeep and maintenance of my son Anton shall|apply only in the event that he recovers sufficiently to be releasedfrom the|said state hospital, or from any other hospital for the mentally incompetent to|which he may be committed, and be permitted to return to the home of my son Ben|L. Dubbert, The provisions made herein for the support and maintenance as my|said sons Anton and John were accustomedto receiving while at home and such as|is commensurate with the station in life of my son Ben L. Dubbert. Shouldthe|said son Ben L. Dubbert die leaving survising my sons Anton and John, or either|of them, then said real estate shall pass to the heirs of said Ben L. Dubbert,|subject, however, to the same provisions and conditions for the upkeep, support|and maintenance of my said sons Anton and John as long as they or either of|them shall live. It is my intention to vest the fee simple title to my real|estate at my death in my son Ben L. Dubbert, subject to defeasance by his|failure or the failure of his heirsif he does not survive my sons Anton and|John to fulfill the conditions herein set forth for the upkeep, support and|maintenance of my sons Anton and John as long as they or either of them shall|live.|Should my son Ben L. Dubbert, or his heirs in case Ben does not survive both|Anton and John fail to comply with the conditions hereof either through wilful|neglect or any cause, or by reason of some unforseen occurrence making|performance impossible, then the title and estate devised to the said Ben L.|Dubbert or to his heirs in case he does not survive both Anton and John shall|cease and terminate and, in that event, I direct that a trustee be appointed by|the Circuit Court of Miller Co., Mo. or by other such tribunal as may at the|time have jurisdiction over the matter, and that said trustee be empowered and|directed to take charge of, manage, and control said real estate for the|purpose of providing a home, support, and maintenance for my said sons Anton|and John for the life of each as herein before set out. Should this|contingency occur and a trustee be appointed then at the termination of said|trust upon the death of my said sons Anton and John, I direct that said real|estate and the accumulations therefrom, if any, pass to and vest in my heirs,|as determined at thattime, per stirps and not per capita. But should my son|Ben L. Dubbert (or his heirs on the contingency herein provided for) fulfill|the conditions hereof as to the upkeep, support, and maintenance of my sons|Anton and John, then the title devised to him (or his heirs if he does not|survive both Anto and John) shall remain vested in him (or his heirs as herein|provided) in fee simple; to have and to hold the same, absolutely, and without|any further limitations or restrictions.|Sixth, I hereby nominate and appoint my said son Ben L. Dubbert executor of|this my last will and testament, and direct that he be permitted to act as such|without bond.|In witness whereof, I, Anton Dubbert, leave to this my last will and Testament,|consisting of three sheets of paper, subscribed my name, this 13th day of|August, 1935.||The foregoing instrument, consisting of three pages, was at the date thereof|signed and declared by the said Anton Dubbert to be in the presence of each|other, have subscribed our names as witnesses thereto.| Witnessed by, John A. Luetkemeyer of Miller Co.| Jos. F. Heckman of Miller Co.| Ida Bode of Miller Co.

Household of Johann Anton Frank "Antone" /Dubbert (Johann Anton Frank "Antone") Daubert

He is married to Josephine Daubert - Hake.

They got married on February 16, 1885 at Charlestown, MO, he was 27 years old.

According to Miller County records in Book C

Child(ren):

1. (Not public)

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