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Mauentoebben Maria Anna [Female] b. ABT. 1805 - d. ABT. 1843 Probably in Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
Emigrated with Bernard Heinrich to America in 1837, on the ship, Cumberland.
ALBERS, Anna Maria
BORN: Sep 12, 1832, Hestrup (parish in Lengerich)
DIED: before Oct 1851 when husband remarried
probably Maria COEBBE, Puepera, no age, died Nov 1850, record at St Boniface parish, Germantown, Clinton County, IL
PARENTS: Bernard Heinrich ALBERS
Maria Anna MAUENTOEBBEN
EMIGRATION: 1838 - arrived New Orleans about Jan 10, 1838 on the ship Cumberland
Bernd Hinr ALBERS, 35, Lengerich to St. Louis
Maria Anna 32, Anna Maria 5, Johan Bernard 2
MARRIED: John Bernard KOEBBE his entry
marriage: May 14, 1850,Germantown, Clinton County, IL
SOURCES: Anna Maria's parents' names were on her marriage record at St Boniface parish. Her probable place of birth and age were noted on the passenger list of the ship Cumberland. Lengerich parish records were checked and a corresponding birth/bapt entry was found there for Anna Maria.
Emigrated around 1838-1842.
Was known to have been in St. Louis, MO.
ALBERS, Johan Heinrich
BORN: July 24, 1805, village not named, baptized in Lengerich parish
DIED: in St Louis, MO, buried Jan 3, 1881, Sts Peter & Paul Cemetery
PARENTS: Johann Albert ALBERS
Anna Maria MAUVEN
EMIGRATION: between 1838 and 1842
MARRIED: Theresa WILMES
CHILDREN: Mary ALBERS born 1838, Hannover
Henry ALBERS born 1842, MO
Johan Clemens ALBERS born 1846, St. Louis, MO
Anna Caroline ALBERS born 1848, St. Louis, MO, m. STEINKAMP
Joseph ALBERS born 1853, MO, m. LUBKER
NOTES: 1860 MO Census, St. Louis, Ward 1, p 539
John Henry ALBERS 54, market garden, from Hannover
Theresa 50, Mary 22, both born in Hannover,
Caroline 12, Henry 18, Jos 7, all born in MO
Living next door was the widow Theresa LAGER (born ALBERS) and her children.
RESEARCHERS: Carol Van Hook (cvh811@@aol.com)
SOURCES: Johan Heinrich's approximate year of birth was known from the 1860 MO census and his age at death (75.). His probable place of birth was known from an entry for his presumed sister Theresa Lager (living next door to him in 1860) found in Walter Tenfelde's book Auswanderungen und Auswanderer aus dem ehemaligen Kreise Lingen nach Nordamerika. A corresponding baptismal entry for Johan Heinrich was found in the Lengerich parish records with the same parents as Theresa. Information about the children was taken from the 1860 census. The children born in 1846 and 1848 were baptized at st Vincent de Paul parish.
Emigrated to America in 1852.
Was known to have been in St. Louis, MO and Clinton Co, IL
ALBERS, Theresa
BORN: Sep 29, 1811, (probably in Gersten), baptized in Lengerich
PARENTS: Johann Albert ALBERS
Anna Maria MAUVE
EMIGRATION: 1852 - arrived New Orleans Oct 26, 1852 on the ship Olbers
LAGER, Theresa 40
Johannes Benedict 9, Herman Theodore 5, and Anna Caroline age .09
MARRIED: Johan Heinrich LAGER who died in Lengerich before Oct 1852
marriage: Jun 23, 1840, Lengerich
CHILDREN: Johan Benedict LAGER born 1842, Ksp Lengerich
Herman Theodore LAGER born 1847, Ksp Lengerich
Anna Carolina LAGER born 1850, Ksp Lengerich
NOTES: 1860 MO census, St. Louis, ward 1, p.539
LAGER, Theresa 48, Hannover
John 17, Theodore 13, Caroline 10, all born in Hannover
Theresa's brother John Henry ALBERS was listed nearby with his family
1870 IL census, Clinton County, p. 332
LAGER, Theresa, 56, from Hannover
John 27, laborer, 27, Hannover, Caroline 20, IL (incorrect place)
with Joh Reinhardt family (wagonmaker)
RESEARCHERS: Evelyn Nettemeyer evecon@@aol.com who is a descendant
SOURCES: Theresa's parents' names were on her marriage record in Lengerich. Her approximate year of birth was known from her age on the passenger list of the ship Olbers. Because she was married in Lengerich, that parish's records were searched for a birth/baptism entry and one was found there for Theresa.
KOEBBE, Johan Bernard
BORN: Apr 19, 1826, Broegbern (parish in Lingen)
DIED: Nov 3, 1862, buried in Breese, Clinton County, IL, St Dominic's Cemetery
PARENTS: Gerhard Heinrich KOEBBE
Maria Anna KRIEGER
EMIGRATION: 1839 to Schoal Creek, Clinton County, IL
MARRIED: (1) Anna Mary ALBERS her entry
marriage: May 14, 1850,Germantown, Clinton County, IL
(2) Mary Gesina HOLLENBCK
marriage: Oct 7, 1851, Germantown, Clinton County, IL
NOTES 1850 Clinton County census
Henry COBBE 57 born Germany
Mary COBBE 20 born Germany
J.B COBBE 25, born Germany
Margaret COBBE 8, born Germany (must be IL)
: Bernard KOEBBE was a signer of the petition to Bishop Rosati in St Louis, MO requesting a priest be sent to them in Shoal Creek, Clinton County, IL. His was one of the first 21 Catholic families in Schoal Creek.
SOURCES: Johan Bernard's approximate year of birth was known from his age at death. His parents' names were noted on his marriage record. That information allowed an entry for her to be identified in Walter Tenfelde's book Auswanderungen und Auswanderer aus dem ehemaligen Kreise Lingen nach Nordamerika which also supplied emigration information, saying he emigrated in 1839 to Schulkriek (St Louis.) Both marriages were at St Boniface parish.
ALBERS, Maria Anna
BORN: May 6, 1809, Lengerich
PARENTS: Johan Albert ALBERS
Anna Maria MAUEN
EMIGRATION: 1851 - arrived New Orleans Nov 8, 1851 on the ship Olbers
Dietrich LAGER, 46, from Hanniver to St. Louis
Maria 40, Johannes 17, Bendin 13, Caroline 3
and Herman ALBERS (brother of Maria, Diedrich's wife)
MARRIED: Theodore Johan LAGER his entry
marriage: Sep 6, 1835, Lengerich
CHILDREN: Johan LAGER born 1834/35, Lengerich m. WEITER
Benedict LAGER born 1838, Lengerich m. DIETZ
A M Theresa LAGER born 1841, Lengerich
M Christina LAGER born 1845, Lengerich
Herman LAGER born 1846, schft Lengerich
Marg Caroline LAGER born 1848, Lengerich m. BOCKERMAN
Christina LAGER 1854, Clinton County, IL
NOTES: 1860 IL census, Clinton County
LAGER, Theodore 54, farmer, from Germany
Mary 50, Germany
Benedict 21, Caroline 12, Theodore 14, all born in Germany
Christina 6, born IL
NIEMEYER, Cath, 18, born MO
listed 2 dweelings away was John LAGER 26 and his family
SOURCES: Maria Anna's approximate year of birth was known from the passenger list of the ship Olbers and from the 1860 census. Her parents were named on her marriage record. Because siblings were known to have been born in Lengerich, that parish's records were checked and a corresponding birth/bapt entry was found there for Maria Anna a year or two earlier than the expected date. The children born 1841, 45 and 46 are presumed to have died before the family emigrated since they were not on the passenger list of the ship Olbers. The youngest child's birth information was taken from the 1860 census.
LAGER, Theodore Johann
BORN: (baptized) Sep 8, 1806, Lengerich
DIED: Oct 23, 1872, Aviston, Clinton County, IL
PARENTS: Joes Theodore LAGER
Anna Gesina WESSELMAN
EMIGRATION: 1851 - arrived New Orleans Nov 8, 1851 on ship Olbers
Dietrich LAGER 46 from Hannover to St. Louis
Maria 40, Johannes 17, Bendin 13, Caroline 3
MARRIED: Maria Anna ALBERS her entry
marriage: Sep 6, 1835, Lengerich
CHILDREN: Johan LAGER born 1834/35, probably Lengerich m. WEITER
Benedict LAGER born 1838, Lengerich m. DIETZ
A M Theresa LAGER born 1841, Bschft Lengerich (prob died young)
M Christina LAGER born 1845, Lengerich (probably died as an infant)
Herman LAGER born 1846, schft Lengerich (probably died young)
Marg Caroline LAGER born 1848, Lengerich m. BOCKERMAN
Anna Christina LAGER 1854, Clinton County, IL
NOTES: 1860 IL census, Clinton County p. 833
LAGER, Theodore 54, farmer, from Germany
Mary 50, Germany
Benedict 21, Caroline 12, Theodore 14, all born in Germany
Christina 6, born IL
with them was Cath NIEMEYER 18, born MO
listed 2 dweelings away was son John LAGER 26 and his family
1870 IL census, Clinton County p. 336 #44/48
LAGER, Benedict 31, farmer, Hannover
Mary 19, born IL
LAGER, Benedict (should be Theodore) 63, Hannover
Mary 61, Hannover
SOURCES: Theodore Johan's parents' names were on his marriage record in Lengerich. His date of birth (Sep 8, 1806) was on his tombstone and his age (66) was on his death record at St Francis of Assisi parish. This information allowed Theodore Johan and most members of his family to be identified in research done from Lengerich parish records. Theodor Johan's birthdate was taken from that parish's baptism records. The children born 1841, 45 and 46 are presumed to have died before the family emigrated since they were not on the passenger list of the ship Olbers. The younges child's birth information was taken from the 1860 census.
Also known as Franz Joseph
2nd child
Buried on J. Herman Diesen plot.
Buried in Joseph Shroeder's plot.
This may possibly be wrong.
1910 Census from Clinton Co, IL lists her as a servant in John Haake's household. She was single at the time.
Grave stone written in German.
1862 Military Census of Clinton Co, IL lists him as being born in Germany, and lists his occupation as a farmer.
Settled Clinton Co., 1856
Lived in Germantown
NIEMEYER sold out to his partners in 1860, who now traded the machinery of the saw-mill to Anton ALBERS, and B. DUMSTORFF, erected a granary and engine house, and purchased a new and larger engine. LAMPEN sold out to Dr. KLEINEKORTE in 1866, who had his brother-in-law, G. OTKE, to manage the business till May 1st, 1869, when KLEINEKORTE died. Henry USSELMANN, Franz SPREHE, and Mrs. KLEINEKORTE rented the mill from the administrator of KLEINEKORTE’s estate, and took in Henry SCHURMANN to superintend, until November 10th, 1869, when USSELMANN, SPREHE, and SCHURMANN became the purchasers. This company made extensive repairs and improvements in the years 1871 and 1872. USSELMANN died Sept. 28th, 1878. The mill was put up for sale, and bought by SPREHE and SCHURMANN, January 19th, 1879, who had many changes and improvements made, particularly to the main building, and run the mill very successfully until the twenty-third of December, 1880, when SPREHE died.
Served in Army. Left for service 03/16/1942, at age 30. Occupation: Rock quarry employee.
Albers, Bernard G.
1910 census
b. 04/07/1879 IL
d. 06/28/1954 bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
father born in IL
mother born in IL
married 9 years
married at age 21
married 01/15/1901
Wife: Wobbe, Christina
b. 12/23/1876 IL
d. 05/15/1951
father born in IL
mother born in IL
5 children, 4 living
married at age 24
Albers, Bernard H. b. 11/14/1901 IL d. 08/01/1929 bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
Albers, Edward H. b. ca 1904 IL (married and listed in 1930 census)
Albers, Lawrence F. b. 10/03/1906 IL d. 08/16/1929 bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
Albers, Alphonse H. b. 10/05/1908 IL (still living at home in 1930 census) (listed above, too)
1920 Census
Bernard listed as coal miner
Christine (wife) still alive
Bernard, Lawrence, Alphonse, Veronica, Clara, and Laura living at home, all single
1930 Census
Albers, Veronica b. ca 1911 IL
Albers, Clara A. b. 12/19/1912 IL d. ? bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
Albers, Laura J. b. 11/07/1915 IL d. 06/10/1988 bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
Albers, Leo Henry b. 03/06/1921 IL d. 06/29/1930 bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
Clara A. Albers, 92 of Germantown died Tuesday May 3 2005 at Caring first in Breese
She was employed at St. Joseph Hospital in Breese in the Housekeeping Department. She was a member of St. Boniface Church Germantown
She was born December 19, 1912 in Germantown to Bernard and Christina (Wobbe) Albers. They preceded her in death
She is survived by a nephew Vincent “Speed” Albers of Germantown, nieces Mary Linnemann of Germantown, Alvina Albers and Lorine Schmidt both of Breese and Mary Ann Beauregard of Coco Florida.
She was preceded in death by Brothers Bernard Jr., Edward, Lawrence, Alphonse and Leo Albers and Sisters Veronica Linnemann and Laura Albers, and nieces and nephews.
Funeral Services will be held Friday May 6 2005 11 AM at St. Boniface Church in Germantown with Fr. Steven Humphrey officiating interment in St. Boniface Cemetery. Friends may call at the Moss Funeral Home in Germanton Thursday May 5 from 4 to 9 PM and Friday from 8 to 10:45 AM.
Memorial can be made to the donor’s choice and will be received at the funeral home.
Albers, Edward (probably Edward H. Albers, son of Bernard G. Albers)
Listed as a newphew in Henry J. Albers (1851-1920) household in 1920 Clinton Co, IL census.
1930 census
b. ca 1904 IL
father born IL
mother born IL
married at age 24
Wife: Wilhelmina
b. ca 1908 IL
father born IL
mother born IL
married at age 20
Albers, Clarence b. ca 1928 IL
Albers, Alvina b. ca 1929 IL
Albers, Christina A.
1910 census
b. 01/22/1890 IL
d. 07/04/1989 bur. St. Boniface Cem., Germantown, Clinton Co, IL
father born in IL
mother born in Germany
single
servant to Frank H. Norrenberns.
Husband: Fred Beckmann
m. 11/16/1910
Tech5 US WW 2
(Not sure if Albers was her maiden name or a married name?)
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