Person Page - 71

     Josephine Johanna Mollet was born on 2 November 1878 at Yankton County, South Dakota.¹ She was the daughter of Gotthardt Mollet and Mary Josephine Braunesreither. Josephine Johanna Mollet married Frank M. Medinnus, son of Carl Medinnus and Justine Uschkoreit, circa 1897 at Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. Josephine Johanna Mollet died on 18 December 1966 at Hennepin, Minnesota, at age 88.
     Josephine Johanna Mollet was also known as Josie. She was listed as a daughter in Gotthardt Mollet's household on the 1880 Census at T95 R56, Yankton, South Dakota.² As of circa 1897,her married name was Medinnus. Josephine Johanna Mollet was listed as a daughter in Gotthardt Mollet's household on the 1900 Census at T95 R56, Yankton, South Dakota; 1900 census includes Edith, a grand-daughter, age 2, born Oct 1897 in South Dakota. Father's nativity unknown.³ Josephine Johanna Mollet was listed as wife in Frank M. Medinnus's household on the 1910 Census at Presho, Lyman, South Dakota.⁴ Josephine Johanna Mollet was listed as wife in Frank M. Medinnus's household on the 1930 Census at Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota. Josephine Johanna Mollet was listed as mother in Edith F. Medinnus's household on the 1940 Census at Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota.⁵

     Sarah Mader was born on 19 September 1871 at Yankton, South Dakota, also reported as New York; also reported as 19 Sep 1870. She was the daughter of Henry P. Mader and Christina Misel. Sarah Mader married Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich, son of Wilhelm Friedrich Frohreich and Wilhelmina Louise Catharina Weinreich, on 27 April 1888. Sarah Mader died on 24 May 1941 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, at age 69 Sarah Mader Frohreich was born on September 19, 1871 in Yankton county South Dakota. During her childhood she was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran faith. On April 27, 1888, she was united in marriage to Fred Frohreich and to this union six children were born, three sons and three daughters. In 1893 the family moved to Charles Mix County and homesteaded on a farm seven miles east of Geddes. Her husband passed away on December 16, 1906 and two sons died in infancy. On May 24 (1941) at one p.m. she passed away, after ten years of ill health. She leaves to mourn her departure one son and three daughters; Paul Frohreich of Phoenix, Oregon, Mrs. Chris Larson of Alcester, So Dak., Mrs. L. Mikkelsen and Martha of Geddes, S. D; also two sisters and one brother; Mrs. Lane Sickman of Yankton S. D., Mrs. Mary Reimer of Breckenridge, Okla., and M. J. Mader of Lake Andes also ten grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. The funeral was held May 27 with Rev. G. V. Kohlstedt officiating at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church and burial was made in St. Paul's Cemetery. She was buried on 27 May 1941 at St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota, St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, which is located in Moore Township, Section 21, T98N R65W, about 10 miles north of Lake Andes, SD, and 10 miles east of Geddes, SD. The cemetery was founded about 1900. Latitude 43°17'10"N Longitude 98°31'30"W. (GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 43.28611, Longitude: -98.52500).
     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 was listed as a daughter in Samuel C. Espy's household on the 1880 Census at Township 95, Yankton, Dakota Territory.¹ As of 27 April 1888,her married name was Frohreich. Sarah Mader had 5 living in 1900 children. She was listed as wife in Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich's household on the 1900 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.² Sarah Mader had 4 living in 1910 children. She was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ 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. She witnessed the marriage of Louise Christine Frohreich and Chris Larson on 22 December 1915 at home of bride's mother, near Armour, Charles Mix, South Dakota; Married at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. S. Frohriech, December 22, at 3 o'clock, her daughter, Louise Christine to Chris Larson. Rev. Friedrickson, of Armour, pronouncing the words that made them man and wife. The wedding was a pretty one. The bride charmingly gowned in white silk trimmed with fur and lace and a veil and carried a wreath and carried a bouquet of white and yellow chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid, a sister of the bride, wore a gown of blue silk trimmed in white embroidery. The groom and his best man, brother of the bride, wore blue serge. There were 130 guests present including Mrs. H. Reimer and son, Willie from Oklahoma, Mrs. Lena Sikmann, of Yankton, both sisters of Mrs. Frohreich, Salma and Walter Fiddler, Charley Holtz and Franky Rempp, of Mission Hill, cousins of the bride. A splendid wedding feast was served at 6 o'clock in the evening. Many valuable present were received by the young couple. The afternoon was spent very socially and in the evening, a dance was given in honor of the marriage. The bride few to womanhood in Charles Mix County and has numerous friends here. The groom also few to manhood in this county and is an industrious young man. They will reside on a farm east of Geddes. The newlyweds left Thursday for Harrison, Nebraska, where they will spend their honeymoon visiting at the home of the grooms parents. We wish to join with friends in extending congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Larson and wish them a long and prosperous life. They expect to be home after February 1st.⁴ Sarah Mader was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁵ Circa 1930 bedridden from arthritis; reported as an invalid. She was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁶ 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. She was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁷

     Henry P. Mader was born circa 1821 at Elses, France, also reported as Germany. He was the son of (?) Mader and unknown (?). Henry P. Mader married Christina Misel, daughter of (?) Misel, before 1860. Henry P. Mader was buried in April 1894 at Rosenberg Cemetery, Mission Hill, Yankton, South Dakota, Plot: Gr. 36 Lot 4. He died in April 1894.
     Henry P. Mader was also known as Meter. He 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 was listed as the head of a family on the 1860 Census at Orangeville, Wyoming, New York.¹ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1870 Census at Orangeville, Wyoming, New York; on this same agriculture census record page are Henry Mader, Henry G. Mader, Peter Mader and Jacob Misel.² He migrated in 1873 at Yankton, South Dakota. He was listed as widowed brother in Margaretha Mader's household on the 1880 Census at Township 95 And 96, Yankton, Dakota Territory.³

     Michael J. Mader Sr. was born in October 1864 at New York. He was the son of Henry P. Mader and Christina Misel. Michael J. Mader Sr. married Mary Josephine Hruska, daughter of Frank Hruska and Anne Kosnarona, circa 1892. Michael J. Mader Sr. died in 1948. He was buried in 1948 at St. Ann's Catholic Cemetery, Charles Mix, South Dakota.¹
     Michael J. Mader Sr. was also known as M. J. Michael J. Mader Sr. was also known as Mike J. He was listed in Henry P. Mader's household on the 1870 Census at Orangeville, Wyoming, New York; on this same agriculture census record page are Henry Mader, Henry G. Mader, Peter Mader and Jacob Misel.² Henry P. Mader witnessed the migration in 1873 at Yankton, South Dakota. Michael J. Mader Sr. was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota; living next door to James Hruska.³ He 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 was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁴ 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. He was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁵ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁶ 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. He was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census at Lake Andes, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁷

     Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was born on 10 June 1856 at Dorphagen, Pomerania, Germany, also reported as Berlin. He was the son of Wilhelm Friedrich Frohreich and Wilhelmina Louise Catharina Weinreich. Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was baptized on 12 June 1856 at Dorphagen, Pomerania, Germany. He married Sarah Mader, daughter of Henry P. Mader and Christina Misel, on 27 April 1888. Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich died on 16 December 1906 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, at age 50 Fred Frohreich, one of the successful farmers residing east of Geddes, passed away Sunday evening. He had been at one of the neighbor's for a visit and while returning home suddenly pitched from the buggy and expired. Heart failure was the cause of his sudden death. He was fifty years and six months of age and leaves a wife and five children. He was a man that had made farming a success being one of the well-to do men of the county. The funeral took place Tuesday, a minister from Delmont officiating. The sympathy of the people will go out to the relatives and friends who are called upon so suddenly to mourn the parting of a loved one. We cannot explain the mysteries of our Creator but we may be comforted with the assurance that He who gave has called a husband, father and kind neighbor home to Himself and where peace and joy abound. He was buried after 16 December 1906 at St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota, St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery, which is located in Moore Township, Section 21, T98N R65W, about 10 miles north of Lake Andes, SD, and 10 miles east of Geddes, SD. The cemetery was founded about 1900. Latitude 43°17'10"N Longitude 98°31'30"W. (GPS Coordinates: Latitude: 43.28611, Longitude: -98.52500).
     Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was also known as Fredrich. Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was also known as Fritz. 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 was also known as August Friedrich Wilhelm. Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was also known as Frohlich. Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was also known as Fred. Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich was also known as Frederick William. He immigrated in 1883 to Germany to, Baltimore, Maryland, immigrated with his two brothers (August and Herman). He was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.¹ He purchased land before 1906 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, section 8 Township 97 Range 65.² In 1906 at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Land ownership map. brothers-in-law living next door to each other.

     Martha Emma Frohreich was born on 25 August 1901 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, also reported as 1902. She was the daughter of Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich and Sarah Mader. Martha Emma Frohreich married Herman Edward Smearman, son of Josiah Joseph Smearman and Lucinda Durst, on 4 January 1943 at first marriage for her; second for him, Douglas, South Dakota, County of Residence: Douglas. Post Office: Armour.¹ Martha Emma Frohreich died on 31 January 1972 at age 70. She was buried on 3 February 1972 at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Douglas, South Dakota.
      She was listed as a daughter in Sarah Mader's household on the 1910 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.² Martha Emma Frohreich was listed as a daughter in Sarah Mader's household on the 1920 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ Martha Emma Frohreich was listed as a daughter in Sarah Mader's household on the 1930 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁴ Martha Emma Frohreich was listed as a daughter in Sarah Mader's household on the 1940 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁵ As of 4 January 1943,her married name was Smearman. 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.

     Herman Edward Smearman was born on 27 December 1886 at Accident, Garrett, Maryland. He was the son of Josiah Joseph Smearman and Lucinda Durst. Herman Edward Smearman married Mary Anna Hedman on 16 March 1913 at first marriage for both, Douglas, South Dakota. Herman Edward Smearman married Martha Emma Frohreich, daughter of Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich and Sarah Mader, on 4 January 1943 at first marriage for her; second for him, Douglas, South Dakota, County of Residence: Douglas. Post Office: Armour.¹ Herman Edward Smearman died on 20 July 1965 at at home, Big Springs, Union, South Dakota, at age 78. He was buried on 23 July 1965 at Pleasant Ridge Cemetery, Douglas, South Dakota.
      Herman Edward Smearman was also known as Ermin Edward. He was listed as a son in Josiah Joseph Smearman's household on the 1900 Census at Election District 5; Accident, Garrett, Maryland.² Herman Edward Smearman was listed as a boarder with the Edward F. White family on the 1910 Census at Butler, Calhoun, Iowa.³ On 6 June 1917 at Douglas, South Dakota, World War I Draft Registration Card. He was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Chester, Douglas, South Dakota.⁴ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Chester, Douglas, South Dakota.⁵ 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 was born on 17 March 1889 at Yankton, South Dakota. She was the daughter of Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich and Sarah Mader. Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich married Lindhart Mikkelsen, son of Graves Mikkelsen and Martine Hansine Hansen, on 9 April 1918 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, County of Residence: Charles Mix. Post Office: Lake Andes.¹ Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich died in March 1980. She was buried in March 1980 at Pleasant Lawn Cemetery, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Block: 50 Lot: 3 Grave: 2.²
     Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich was also known as Minnie. Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich was also known as Wilhelm Auguste. Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich also went by the name of Mena. She obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; last residence Platte, Charles Mix, South Dakota. She was listed as a daughter in Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich's household on the 1900 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich was listed as a daughter in Sarah Mader's household on the 1910 Census at Goose Lake, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁴ Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich witnessed the marriage of Louise Christine Frohreich and Chris Larson on 22 December 1915 at home of bride's mother, near Armour, Charles Mix, South Dakota; Married at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. S. Frohriech, December 22, at 3 o'clock, her daughter, Louise Christine to Chris Larson. Rev. Friedrickson, of Armour, pronouncing the words that made them man and wife. The wedding was a pretty one. The bride charmingly gowned in white silk trimmed with fur and lace and a veil and carried a wreath and carried a bouquet of white and yellow chrysanthemums. The bridesmaid, a sister of the bride, wore a gown of blue silk trimmed in white embroidery. The groom and his best man, brother of the bride, wore blue serge. There were 130 guests present including Mrs. H. Reimer and son, Willie from Oklahoma, Mrs. Lena Sikmann, of Yankton, both sisters of Mrs. Frohreich, Salma and Walter Fiddler, Charley Holtz and Franky Rempp, of Mission Hill, cousins of the bride. A splendid wedding feast was served at 6 o'clock in the evening. Many valuable present were received by the young couple. The afternoon was spent very socially and in the evening, a dance was given in honor of the marriage. The bride few to womanhood in Charles Mix County and has numerous friends here. The groom also few to manhood in this county and is an industrious young man. They will reside on a farm east of Geddes. The newlyweds left Thursday for Harrison, Nebraska, where they will spend their honeymoon visiting at the home of the grooms parents. We wish to join with friends in extending congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Larson and wish them a long and prosperous life. They expect to be home after February 1st.⁵ On 12 September 1917 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, World War I Draft Registration Card. As of 9 April 1918,her married name was Mikkelsen. Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich was listed as wife in Lindhart Mikkelsen's household on the 1920 Census at Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁶ Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich was listed as wife in Lindhart Mikkelsen's household on the 1930 Census at Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁷ In 1943 Wilhelmina Frohreich Mikkelsen and Paul Frohreich (siblings).

     Lindhart Mikkelsen was born on 27 September 1885 at Geddes, Charles Mix, South Dakota. He was the son of Graves Mikkelsen and Martine Hansine Hansen. Lindhart Mikkelsen married Wilhelmena Augusta Frohreich, daughter of Friedrich Wilhelm Frohreich and Sarah Mader, on 9 April 1918 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, County of Residence: Charles Mix. Post Office: Lake Andes.¹ Lindhart Mikkelsen died on 30 June 1964 at Platte, South Dakota, at age 78. He was buried on 3 July 1964 at Pleasant Lawn Cemetery, Charles Mix, South Dakota, Block 50 Lot 3 Grave 3.²
     Lindhart Mikkelsen was also known as Leonard. Lindhart Mikkelsen was also known as Lyndhart. Lindhart Mikkelsen was also known as Lenard. He was listed as a servant in Martine Hansine Hansen's household on the 1900 Census at Signal, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ Lindhart Mikkelsen was listed as a son in Martine Hansine Hansen's household on the 1910 Census at Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁴ On 12 September 1917 at Charles Mix, South Dakota, World War I Draft Registration Card. Lindhart Mikkelsen was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁵ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Moore, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁶

     Nicklaus Mollet was born on 24 May 1789 at Unterramser, Aetingen, Solothurn, Switzerland. He was the son of Joseph Mollet and Maria Molet. Nicklaus Mollet married Maria Von Balmoos, daughter of Casper Von Balmoos and Barbara Schurch, on 16 August 1811 at Oberburg, Bern, Switzerland.

     Maria Von Balmoos was born on 8 February 1784 at Heimiswil, Bern, Switzerland. She was the daughter of Casper Von Balmoos and Barbara Schurch. Maria Von Balmoos married Nicklaus Mollet, son of Joseph Mollet and Maria Molet, on 16 August 1811 at Oberburg, Bern, Switzerland. Maria Von Balmoos died on 13 March 1815 at Aetigen, Switzerland, at age 31.
     As of 16 August 1811,her married name was Mollet.

     Joseph Mollet married Maria Molet.

     Maria Molet married Joseph Mollet.
     Her married name was Mollet.

     Oliver Mollet was born on 16 October 1909 at South Dakota. He was the son of Delbert Grant Mollet and Birdie A. McIntire. Oliver Mollet married Eleanor A. (?) before 1958. Oliver Mollet died on 1 September 1965 at San Joaquin, California, at age 55.
     He was adopted after May 1910. He was listed as an Adopted-son in Delbert Grant Mollet's household on the 1920 Census at White Swan, Charles Mix, South Dakota; Next door to Charles A. Mollet.² Oliver Mollet appeared on the census of 1925 in the household of Delbert Grant Mollet at South Dakota. Oliver Mollet and Eleanor A. (?) lived in 1958 at Stockton, San Joaquin, California.

     Charles Hrdlicka Jr. was born on 18 August 1886 at Nebraska. He was the son of Charles Hrdlicka Sr. and Antonie Popelka. Charles Hrdlicka Jr. married Kathryn Genevieve Kaney, daughter of Patrick Henry Kaney Jr. and Margaret Ann Kane, on 4 May 1910 at Wagner, South Dakota. Charles Hrdlicka Jr. died on 7 May 1963 at age 76.
     Charles Hrdlicka Jr. was also known as Charley. He obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; Last residence South Dakota. He was listed as a son in Charles Hrdlicka Sr.'s household on the 1900 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.¹ Charles Hrdlicka Jr. was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.² He was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁴ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.⁵ On 17 August 1952 at Charles Hrdlicka's 66th birthday party. On 1 May 1960 at Charles Jr and Kathryn Hrdlicka - 50th wedding anniversary.

     Vivian Kathryn Hrdlicka married John Wunder, son of William C. Wunder and Katherine (?). Vivian Kathryn Hrdlicka was born on 12 February 1911 at South Dakota. She was the daughter of Charles Hrdlicka Jr. and Kathryn Genevieve Kaney. Vivian Kathryn Hrdlicka died on 1 October 2000 at age 89.
     She obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; last residence Armour, Douglas, South Dakota. Her married name was Wunder. She was listed as a daughter in Charles Hrdlicka Jr.'s household on the 1920 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.¹ Vivian Kathryn Hrdlicka was listed as a daughter in Charles Hrdlicka Jr.'s household on the 1930 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.² Vivian Kathryn Hrdlicka was listed as wife in John Wunder's household on the 1940 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ On 17 August 1952 at Charles Hrdlicka's 66th birthday party. On 14 September 1967 at Hrdlicka family reunion picnic, Wagner, South Dakota.

     John Wunder married Vivian Kathryn Hrdlicka, daughter of Charles Hrdlicka Jr. and Kathryn Genevieve Kaney. John Wunder was born in December 1903 at Iowa. He was the son of William C. Wunder and Katherine (?). John Wunder died in November 1962 at age 58.
     He obtained US Social Security Card at South Dakota; last residence not specified. He was listed as a son in William C. Wunder's household on the 1910 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.¹ John Wunder was listed as a son in William C. Wunder's household on the 1930 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.² John Wunder was listed as the head of a family on the 1940 Census at Kennedy, Charles Mix, South Dakota.³ On 17 August 1952 at Charles Hrdlicka's 66th birthday party.

     Johann Christian Klemme was born on 10 March 1762 at Sabbenhausen, Lippe Detmold, Germany. He was the son of Johann Herman Klemme and Anna Lucia Elizabeth Dreyes. Johann Christian Klemme married Sophia Christine M. Herbst on 25 September 1792 at Falkenhagen, Schwalenburg, Germany, Reported by LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002. Johann Christian Klemme died on 9 March 1823 at Sabbenhausen, Lippe Detmold, Germany, at age 60. He was buried on 15 March 1823 at Falkenhagen, Schwalenburg, Germany.

     Sophia Christine M. Herbst was born on 5 September 1772 at Neersen, Hameln/Pyrmont, Hanover, Germany. She married Johann Christian Klemme, son of Johann Herman Klemme and Anna Lucia Elizabeth Dreyes, on 25 September 1792 at Falkenhagen, Schwalenburg, Germany, Reported by LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002. Sophia Christine M. Herbst died on 19 March 1848 at age 75. She was buried on 22 March 1848 at Falkenhagen, Schwalenburg, Germany.
     As of 25 September 1792,her married name was Klemme.

     Johann Herman Klemme was born on 12 September 1728 at Sabbenhausen, Lippe Detmold, Germany. He was the son of Simon Heinrich Brenecker and Trin Elizabeth Klemme. Johann Herman Klemme married Anna Lucia Elizabeth Dreyes on 15 July 1755 at Falkenhagen, Germany, Reported by LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002. Johann Herman Klemme died on 14 June 1789 at Sabbenhausen, Lippe Detmold, Germany, at age 60.

     Anna Lucia Elizabeth Dreyes was born circa 1729. She married Johann Herman Klemme, son of Simon Heinrich Brenecker and Trin Elizabeth Klemme, on 15 July 1755 at Falkenhagen, Germany, Reported by LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002. Anna Lucia Elizabeth Dreyes died on 14 June 1789 at Germany.
     Anna Lucia Elizabeth Dreyes was also known as Dreyer. As of 15 July 1755,her married name was Klemme.

     Simon Heinrich Brenecker was born on 1 February 1694 at Sabbenhausen Lippe, Germany, also reported as 01 Feb 1695. He married Trin Elizabeth Klemme on 13 February 1723.
     As of 13 February 1723,his married name was Klemme According to LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002, This is where the Klemme name began. Triny was wealthy so Simon took her name. "Under the Farm Name Tradition, the surname of the owner-family is that of the farm. If the bride owns the farm, the groom takes her surname. The surname went with the land. Trin Lisbeth owned the farm."

     Trin Elizabeth Klemme was born on 1 November 1692. She married Simon Heinrich Brenecker on 13 February 1723. Trin Elizabeth Klemme died in 1742.
     According to LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002, This is where the Klemme name began. Triny was wealthy so Simon took her name. "Under the Farm Name Tradition, the surname of the owner-family is that of the farm. If the bride owns the farm, the groom takes her surname. The surname went with the land. Trin Lisbeth owned the farm." Trin Elizabeth Klemme also went by the name of Triny.

     Carl Heldt was born on 6 April 1864 at Illinois. He was the son of Wilhelm Jochim Fredrich Carl Heldt and Johanna Sophie Caroline Staeth. Carl Heldt married Pauline Klemme, daughter of August Chris Klemme and Christina Grages, on 6 September 1891 at Will, Illinois.¹ Carl Heldt died on 3 May 1948 at age 84.
     Carl Heldt was also known as John Carl. Carl Heldt was also known as Charles. He was listed as a son in Wilhelm Jochim Fredrich Carl Heldt's household on the 1880 Census at Washington, Will, Illinois.² Carl Heldt was listed as the head of a family on the 1900 Census at Washington, Will, Illinois.³ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Yellowhead, Kankakee, Illinois.⁴ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at Yellowhead, Kankakee, Illinois.⁵ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at Washington, Will, Illinois.⁶

     Johann Fedde was born on 7 October 1816 at Delve, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany. He was the son of Hans Fedde and Margaretha Catherine Dressen. Johann Fedde was baptized on 13 October 1816 at St. Marien Kirche, Delve, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.¹ He married Telsche Jurgen Schuman, daughter of Jurgen Schuman and Anna Kougs, on 29 December 1839 at Rusdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, December 29, 1839, Johann Fedde, a maker of alcohol and spirits in Heide, married Telsche Jurgens Schumann. Their announcement of intention to marry was entry 34 in the Verlob. Book. A letter was written by Pastor Alfsen from Delve on 17 Nov. 1839 stating that Johann was in good health. Johann was born in 1816 and was confirmed in 1832. He was vaccinated by Dr. Dohrn on July 27, 1817. Telshe was confirmed in 1828 (entry 231 of the Confirmation Book). She was vaccinated by Dr. Dohrn on July 29, 1816. The couple wanted to live in Rusdorf. They had children in 1840, 1842, 1844 and 1846.² Johann Fedde died on 12 February 1895 at near Crown Point, Indiana, at age 78. He was buried after 12 February 1895 at Petersburg Cemetery, Peotone, Will, Illinois.
     Johann Fedde was also known as Fette. He was confirmed in 1832 at Heide, Holstein, Germany. He and Telsche Jurgen Schuman appeared on the census of 3 December 1864 at census of the village Wesseln, church district of Weddingstedt, Wesseln, Germany, From the state archive at the castle of Schleswig, Germany. Entry 44. Johann Fedde and Telsche Jurgen Schuman immigrated on 14 May 1866 to Hamburg, Germany to, New York, Arrival Date:14 May 1866
Place of Origin:Germany
Port of Departure:Hamburg, Germany
Port of Arrival:New York
Port Arrival State:New York
Port Arrival Country:United States
Ship Name:Electric
-------------
Hans came to the US by himself. The rest of the family came 11 months later. Johann Fedde, his wife and seven children from Germany made passage to the United States aboard the sail ship named Electric. The captain's name was Junge. The ship left Hamburg on March 15, 1866 and sailed to New York.³ Johann Fedde was listed as the head of a family on the 1880 Census at Yellowhead, Kankakee, Illinois; Next door to his son-in-law August Voelzke.⁴

     Telsche Jurgen Schuman was born on 30 December 1812 at Wesseling, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, Twin with Cecilia Margareta.¹ She was the daughter of Jurgen Schuman and Anna Kougs. Telsche Jurgen Schuman was baptized on 3 January 1813 at Heide, Germany, Telsche Jurgens (born December 30, 1812, baptized January 3 1813) daughter of worker Jurgen Schumann of Wildphal (a small village near Wesseln) and his wife Anna (geb.) Koops. Godparents of Telsche were: 1. Johann Tiedmann; 2. Margaretha Martens; 3. Margaretha Rohda.¹ She was engaged on 7 December 1839 at Heide, Germany; On December 7, 1839, Johann Fedde, a distiller of spirits in Heide, son of Hans Fedde from Delve and his wife, Margaretha Catherina (geb.) Dressen, announced his intention to marry Telsche Jurgen Schumann, the daughter of Jurgen Schumann from Wildphal and his late wife Anna (geb.) Koops. Witnesses were: 1. Jurgen Reinke; and 2. Johann Lorenzen.² She married Johann Fedde, son of Hans Fedde and Margaretha Catherine Dressen, on 29 December 1839 at Rusdorf, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, December 29, 1839, Johann Fedde, a maker of alcohol and spirits in Heide, married Telsche Jurgens Schumann. Their announcement of intention to marry was entry 34 in the Verlob. Book. A letter was written by Pastor Alfsen from Delve on 17 Nov. 1839 stating that Johann was in good health. Johann was born in 1816 and was confirmed in 1832. He was vaccinated by Dr. Dohrn on July 27, 1817. Telshe was confirmed in 1828 (entry 231 of the Confirmation Book). She was vaccinated by Dr. Dohrn on July 29, 1816. The couple wanted to live in Rusdorf. They had children in 1840, 1842, 1844 and 1846.² Telsche Jurgen Schuman died on 31 October 1890 at near Crown Point, Indiana, at age 77. She was buried on 2 November 1890 at Petersburg Cemetery, Peotone, Will, Illinois.
     Telsche Jurgen Schuman was also known as Scheumann. Telsche Jurgen Schuman was also known as Matilda. She and Cecilia Margareta Schuman were confirmed on 7 March 1828 at Heide, Germany, On March 7, 1828, Cecilia Margaretha Schumann and Telsche Jurgens Schumann, daughters of Gerd Jurgen Schumann of Wildpahl, born December 30, 1812, were confirmed. They were vaccinated by Dr. Dohrn on July 29, 1816.¹ As of 29 December 1839,her married name was Fedde. As of 29 December 1839,her married name was Fette. Telsche Jurgen Schuman and Johann Fedde appeared on the census of 3 December 1864 at census of the village Wesseln, church district of Weddingstedt, Wesseln, Germany, From the state archive at the castle of Schleswig, Germany. Entry 44. Telsche Jurgen Schuman and Johann Fedde immigrated on 14 May 1866 to Hamburg, Germany to, New York, Arrival Date:14 May 1866
Place of Origin:Germany
Port of Departure:Hamburg, Germany
Port of Arrival:New York
Port Arrival State:New York
Port Arrival Country:United States
Ship Name:Electric
-------------
Hans came to the US by himself. The rest of the family came 11 months later. Johann Fedde, his wife and seven children from Germany made passage to the United States aboard the sail ship named Electric. The captain's name was Junge. The ship left Hamburg on March 15, 1866 and sailed to New York.³ Telsche Jurgen Schuman was listed as wife in Johann Fedde's household on the 1880 Census at Yellowhead, Kankakee, Illinois; Next door to his son-in-law August Voelzke.⁴

     Jurgen Schuman was born at Wesling, Germany. He married Anna Kougs.

     Anna Kougs married Jurgen Schuman.
     Anna Kougs was also known as Koops. Her married name was Schuman.

     Anna Fedde was born on 26 September 1856 at Holstein, Prussia. She was the daughter of Johann Fedde and Telsche Jurgen Schuman. Anna Fedde married Jacob Frahm Jr., son of Jacob Frahm and Anna Maria Dorothea Greve, on 4 October 1879 at Cook, Illinois, According to LuIda Klemme Abrahamson 2-2002, Jacob Frahm's second marriage was to Anna Fedde, a sister of Margretha.¹ Anna Fedde died on 24 October 1925 at Beecher, Will, Illinois, at age 69. She was buried after 24 October 1925 at St. John's Cemetery, Eagle Lake, Beecher Twp, Will, Illinois.²
     Anna Fedde was also known as Fette. She appeared on the census of 3 December 1864 in the household of Johann Fedde and Telsche Jurgen Schuman at census of the village Wesseln, church district of Weddingstedt, Wesseln, Germany; From the state archive at the castle of Schleswig, Germany. Entry 44. Anna Fedde immigrated with Johann Fedde and Telsche Jurgen Schuman on 14 May 1866 at Hamburg, Germany to, New York; Arrival Date:14 May 1866
Place of Origin:Germany
Port of Departure:Hamburg, Germany
Port of Arrival:New York
Port Arrival State:New York
Port Arrival Country:United States
Ship Name:Electric
-------------
Hans came to the US by himself. The rest of the family came 11 months later. Johann Fedde, his wife and seven children from Germany made passage to the United States aboard the sail ship named Electric. The captain's name was Junge. The ship left Hamburg on March 15, 1866 and sailed to New York.³ As of 9 October 1879,her married name was Frahm. Anna Fedde was listed as wife in Jacob Frahm Jr.'s household on the 1880 Census at Washington, Will, Illinois.⁴ Anna Fedde was listed as wife in Jacob Frahm Jr.'s household on the 1900 Census at Washington Twp, Will, Illinois; According to the 1900 Census, Jacob immigrated in 1852 and has lived in the US for 48 years. He was a naturalized citizen by that time.⁵ Anna Fedde was listed as wife in Jacob Frahm Jr.'s household on the 1910 Census at Washington, Will, Illinois.⁶ Anna Fedde was listed as Mother-in-Law in Heinrich Johann Stolzenbach's household on the 1920 Census at Washington, Will, Illinois.⁷

     Heinrich Carl Frahm was born on 11 February 1881 at Eagle Lake, Will, Illinois.¹ He was the son of Jacob Frahm Jr. and Anna Fedde. Heinrich Carl Frahm married Meta Elizabeth Doering, daughter of Albert Doering and Almte Margaretha Von Hagel, on 1 October 1908 at LeMars, Plymouth, Iowa. Heinrich Carl Frahm died on 2 March 1957 at LeMars, Iowa, at age 76 Henry Carl Frahm obituary; also reported as 01 Mar 1957. He was buried on 6 March 1957.
     Heinrich Carl Frahm was also known as Henry Carl. He was listed as a son in Jacob Frahm Jr.'s household on the 1900 Census at Washington Twp, Will, Illinois; According to the 1900 Census, Jacob immigrated in 1852 and has lived in the US for 48 years. He was a naturalized citizen by that time.² Heinrich Carl Frahm was listed as the head of a family on the 1910 Census at Preston Twp, Plymouth, Iowa; also in the household is servant Ida Klemme, age 16, born in Kansas.³ He was listed as the head of a family on the 1920 Census at LeMars, Plymouth, Iowa.⁴ He appeared on the census of 1 January 1925 at Le Mars, Plymouth, Iowa. He was listed as the head of a family on the 1930 Census at LeMars, Plymouth, Iowa; living at 418 North Avenue.⁵ In August 1933 at Plymouth, Iowa, Mrs Julius Christiansen and Sophia Frahm visiting their aunt Mrs H F Klemme; also nieces of Mrs A C Klemme and Henry Frahm.