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     Gottlob Plocher immigrated in 1843.

     Barbara Ann Mollet immigrated with Benedict Mollet and Elizabeth Muehlinman in 1853; After a sea voyage of about 3 months, they landed in N. Y. City, where they were robbed of their baggage. Benedict Mollet witnessed the migration in 1854 at Helvetia, Madison, Illinois. Barbara Ann Mollet had 7 with 7 living in 1900 children. She had 7 with 7 living in 1910 children.

     Jacob Freuler immigrated in 1868. He was a Tinner on 30 June 1880.

     William Henry Volmer obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; last residence Fort Pierre, Stanley, South Dakota.

     Louis John Godheart Volmer obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; last residence Pierre, Hughes, South Dakota.

     John L and Josephine Mollet Winter. Josephine Mollet had 12 with 8 living in 1900 children. She had 14 with 9 living in 1910 children.

     John L and Josephine Mollet Winter. John Ludwig Winter immigrated circa 1875.

     Henry P. Mader witnessed the migration in 1873 at Yankton, South Dakota. Sarah Mader was adopted after May 1877; Adopted after mother died. 1880 census has widower Henry Mader living with his sister with no children in the household. She had 5 living in 1900 children. She had 4 living in 1910 children. She lived in 1912 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, owned 160 acres of land next to her brother M. J. Mader. In 1912 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Land ownership map. brother and sister living next door to each other. Circa 1930 bedridden from arthritis; reported as an invalid. After 1930 Sarah Frohreich with Martha and Viola Smearman. In 1936 Sorrow has entered in the family of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mader, Sr. quite often recently (1936). The Maders are old time pioneers of Yankton and Charles Mix Counties. The deaths follow: A brother George Mader passed away of heart trouble at Yankton August 17, 1935 at the age of 59 years. A sister, Mrs. Fred Feiddler (Fiedler) passed away at Yankton on April 27, 1936 at the age of 67 years; A brother Henry Mader passed away at Yankton May 8, 1936; A daughter, Mrs. Wm. Martens of Platte passed away March 1, 1935; Mr. Mader has only three sisters who are living: Mrs. Henry Rheiner of Enig Okla; Mrs. Lena Sickmann of Yankton; and Mrs. Sarah Frohreich of Lake Andes, the latter has been an invalid for the past 6 years. Mr. Mader, Sr. will be 72 years old this October. He has lived at Geddes and in Charles Mix County for the past 42 years.

     Henry P. Mader immigrated on 4 June 1840 to New York Name: Henry Meder
Port of Arrival: New York
Port of Departure: Havre
Place of Origin: France
Ship: Nile
Age: 19. He migrated in 1873 at Yankton, South Dakota. He purchased land on 23 July 1880 at Yankton, South Dakota, Meridian:     5th Pm
Township:     094.0n
Range:     055.0W
Aliquots:     NE
Section:     009.

     Henry P. Mader witnessed the migration in 1873 at Yankton, South Dakota. Michael J. Mader Sr. purchased land on 21 July 1903 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Meridian 05 Township 97N Range 65W section 5 acreage 160 type 251101 Patent, DocID 12780. In 1906 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Land ownership map. brothers-in-law living next door to each other. He lived in 1912 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, owned 160 acres of land next to Sarah Frohreich (his sister). In 1912 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Land ownership map. brother and sister living next door to each other. In 1936 Sorrow has entered in the family of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Mader, Sr. quite often recently (1936). The Maders are old time pioneers of Yankton and Charles Mix Counties. The deaths follow: A brother George Mader passed away of heart trouble at Yankton August 17, 1935 at the age of 59 years. A sister, Mrs. Fred Feiddler (Fiedler) passed away at Yankton on April 27, 1936 at the age of 67 years; A brother Henry Mader passed away at Yankton May 8, 1936; A daughter, Mrs. Wm. Martens of Platte passed away March 1, 1935; Mr. Mader has only three sisters who are living: Mrs. Henry Rheiner of Enig Okla; Mrs. Lena Sickmann of Yankton; and Mrs. Sarah Frohreich of Lake Andes, the latter has been an invalid for the past 6 years. Mr. Mader, Sr. will be 72 years old this October. He has lived at Geddes and in Charles Mix County for the past 42 years.

     2/2000 - Gladys Mollet recalls that Mr. Frohreich was a Russian German. He lived across the road from Mike Mader (his wife's brother). Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich immigrated in 1883 to Germany to, Baltimore, Maryland, immigrated with his two brothers (August and Herman). He purchased land on 21 July 1903 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, section 8 Township 97N Range 65W
Meridian:     5th PM
Township:     097n
Range:     065W
Aliquots:     NW¼
Section:     8
Accession Number:     SDMTAA 027890
Document Number:     12772.² In 1906 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Land ownership map. brothers-in-law living next door to each other.

     Martha and Herman Smearman photo. On 25 August 1955 Mr and Mrs George Steeneck of Hawarden, Mr and Mrs Vern Mollet and family and Mr and Mrs Forrest Sappingfield and family were guests in the Herman Smearman home Thursday evening in honor of Mrs Smearman's birthday. On 14 May 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smearman were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Marvin and Vernice Nelson home. On 30 September 1965 announcement in the newspaper of a farm auction, scheduled for October 7th. Martha Emma Frohreich lived on 15 February 1968 at Alcester, South Dakota, attended the 40th wedding anniversary celebration for Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gibson of Canton (Iowa). On 18 February 1968 at Hawarden, Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gibson of Canton were honored on their 40th wedding anniversary Sunday, February 18, at the home of their daughter, Mrs. J. Lawrence Schiefen of rural Hawarden. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Faughender and Gaylen and Mrs. Hannah Paulson, all of Geddes, South Dakota, and Mrs. Dorothy Schiefen of Hawarden. Friends and relatives who came in the afternoon to surprise the honored couple were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gibson of Tyndall, South Dakota; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gibson, Mrs. Herb Olson and Mrs. Glen Jerke of Avon, South Dakota; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strehlow and Vicky and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Vipond of Hudson; Mr. and Mrs. Verne Mollet and Mrs. Martha Smearman of Alcester; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Biddle, Verla and Glenda of Garretson, South Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Twedt of Canton. At the close of the social afternoon lunch was served by the hostess. On 4 September 1969 visited Mr. George Steeneck in hospital.

     Martha and Herman Smearman photo. On 6 June 1917 at Douglas, South Dakota, World War I Draft Registration Card. In 1942 at World War II Draft Registration, Centerville, South Dakota. On 25 August 1955 Mr and Mrs George Steeneck of Hawarden, Mr and Mrs Vern Mollet and family and Mr and Mrs Forrest Sappingfield and family were guests in the Herman Smearman home Thursday evening in honor of Mrs Smearman's birthday. On 14 May 1964 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Smearman were Sunday afternoon visitors in the Marvin and Vernice Nelson home.

     Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; last residence Platte, Charles Mix, South Dakota. On 12 September 1917 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, World War I Draft Registration Card. In 1943 Wilhelmina Frohreich Mikkelsen and Paul Frohreich (siblings).

     On 12 September 1917 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, World War I Draft Registration Card.