THIRD GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Wambsgans Family
1867, March 1st - Nebraska enters the Union
6. Ludwig (Louis) B. Wambsgans born 19 December 1841 in Nussdorf, Bavaria,
died 13 October 1920 in Dayton, Oregon, married 27 December 1877 in Omaha,
Nebraska. From book "Pioneer History of Custer County and Short sketches
of early days in Nebraska", by Solomon D. Butcher, page 14.
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Louis B. Wambsgans
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"One of the interesting characters of this region at that time was Louis
Wambsgans, one of the very earliest settlers who located near where Oconto now
stands. His house was the only stopping place for a number of years between
Plum Creek and the South Loup, and there was hardly a night
the year around but that two or three cowboys could
not be found at 'Louie's,' as he was familiarly called. He could
always furnish sport for the boys in some way, and his annual
turkey shoots during the holidays became famous throughout this
region. I have heard many a good story told under Louie's hospitable
roof."
Page 339, Lewis Wambsgans built the first livery
stable.
From - "Dawson County Pioneer" on 21 October 1882 "Louis
Wambsgans has opened a new meat market on Second Street"
From the "Plum Creek Gazette" 3/12/1884 "Plum Creek and
Custer County Stage line leaves Plum Creek at 8 o'clock A.M. on Tuesdays
and Thursday and Saturday. Fare 5 cents per mile. Packages carried.
Louis Wambsgans"
From the "Dawson County Pioneeer" of 25 February 1888 "On
Thursday morning last the dwelling house of Louis Wambsgans, near Olax,
Custer County, was totally destroyed by fire. Loss, about $1500; insurance
$700. The fire is supposed to have originated from a defective flue, and
was not discovered until it had gained such headway that it could not be
extinguished. In fact but few things could be removed from the burning
building."
7. Eliza Mary Theadosia Tucker
born 4 June 1839 in St. Georges,
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Eliza Mary Theadosia Tucker
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Bermuda, died 21 February 1919 in Dayton, Oregon. Eliza's father was the
Counsel for the United States. She moved to Plum Creek, Nebraska in 1873,
with her father after her mother died. She brought all her lovely clothes
from Bermuda and the fancy places she wore them, to a sod house in Nebraska.
Just imagine how hard life must have been for her coming from a life with many
servants to Plum Creek and nothing!
More about Eliza's Ancestors appears in
the Tucker File.
Children:
6A. (Wilheminia 2) Louise Tudor Wambsgans born
28 October 1878, married William Sylvanius Hibbert. The family
moved to Oregon by wagon train. Wilheminia and her sister, Magdelene
were told that if the Indians attacked, they were to climb into
the big old trunk!
Children:
6A1 Hester Louise Hibbert
6A2 Wilfred Higinbothom Hibbert
6A3 Elizabeth Mary Tudor Hibbert
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| Wilfred and Hester Hibbert |
Elizabeth with her mother, Wilheminia Hibbert |
6B. Harry St. George Tudor Wambsgans born 29 August 1881 in Olax,
Nebraska, died 27 January 1948 in Grand Coulee, Washington, married 21
March 1916 in Salem, Oregon to Kathryn Sims born 8 October 1896 in
Stoddard, Wisconsin, died 2 June 1972 in Ephrata, Washington.
Children:
6B1. Evelyn Louise Wambsgans born 25 November 1920 in Dayton, Oregon, married
15 September 1945 in McMinneville, Oregon to Russell A. Hadley born 4 August
1919 in Dayton, Oregon.
Children:
6B1a. Michael Frederick Hadley born 11 August 1948 in McMinneville, Oregon.
6B1b. Kathryn Louise Hadley born 21 September 1951 at Fairchild AFB, married
27 September 1969 at Moses Lake, Washington to Terry Deled, divorced. She
married (2) 25 June 1978 to Robert McGarragh, divorced, married (3) 20 October
1984 to Lee Nisbet.
6B1c. Richard Allen Hadley born 15 February 1953 at Fairchild AFB on 16
October 1982 to Jane Hibbert.
Children:
6B1c1. Lauren Hadley born 30 December 1983.
6B1c2. Conor Hadley born 31 July 1985.
6B1c3. Amber Hadley born 28 February 1987.
6B1d. Patricia Ann Hadley born 2 November 1958 at Ramey AFB, married 12
September 1982 in Ephrata, Washington to Buzz Partridge, divorced. 6B1e.
Wanda Lee Hadley born 31 January 1961 at Larson AFB, Washington, married 15
November 1986 in Moses Lake, Washington to Dale Sterling Cox.
6B2. Wanda Maxine Wambsgans born 15 June 1923 in McMinneville, Oregon.
6C. Magdelene Elizabeth Tudor Wambsgans born 7 May 1883 in Plum Creek,
Nebraska, died 24 April 1980, married to William Lumm, Captain.
Children:
6C1. Marian Frances Lumm born 10 November 1909, married 28 May 1939 to Robert
Paul Worsham.
Children:
6C1a. Kent Warren Worsham born 27 October 1940.
6C1b. William Patton Worsham born 13 August 1943, died 22 December 1962.
6C2. Marjorie Louise Lumm born 27 November 1913.
6C3. Josephine Lena Lumm born 4 October 1915, married 22 May 1942 to William
Riley Matsler.
Children:
6C3a. Reagan Riley Matsler born 20 October 1944.
6C3b. Mark William Matsler born 4 January 1947.
6C3c. Joel Lawrence Matsler born 24 July 1948.
FOURTH GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Wambsgans Family
1827 - Beethoven died, born 1770
12. Johann Jacob Wambsgans born 27 May 1802 in Nussdorf, Bavaria, died 24
December 1894, Hopedale, Illinois, married 3 April 1827. Jacob and Magdalene
emigrated to the United States in 1853, locating in New Jersey.
They resided there for four years and then moved to Peoria, Illinois, where
the parents passed away. They had ten children.
13. Maria Magdalena Lorenz born 14
January 1806 in Nussdorf, Bavaria, died 12 February 1888 in Peoria, Illinois.
Children:
12A. Barbara Wambsgans born 13 July 1827, died 13 August 1828.
12B. Maria Magdalena Wambsgans born 17 July 1829 in Nusdorff, Bavaria, died 17
November 1881 in Waldenburg, Michigan, married John Frederick Boeling,
Reverand, born 28 March 1827 in Danzig, Germany, died 5 January 1900.
Children:
12B1. Magdalene Boeling died in 1938, married Henry Jukngel who died in 1926.
Children:
12B1a. Raymond Jukngel born in 1889, married Minnie Kreger.
Children:
12B1a1. Ray Jukngel married ______ Matz.
Children:
A. Dennis Jukngel.
B. _____ Jukngel.
12B1a2. Louis Jukngel married Shirley Stade.
Children:
A. Lois Jukngel.
B. ______ Jukngel.
12B1b. Oscar Jukngel born in 1898, married Florence Kraatz.
12B2. John F. Boeling married Ella Buger.
Child:
12B2a. Viola Boeling married ______ Walker.
12B3. Emilie Boeling married Theo. Berger.
Children:
12B3a. Esther Berger married ______ Shield.
Children:
12B3a1. Harold Shield married Sharon ______.
12B3a2. Gladys Shield.
12B3a3. Dorothy Shield.
12B3b. Idella Berger married ______ Hickens.
Child:
12B3b1. Barbara Hickens married ____ Marshall.
12B3c. Victor Berger married Emma Gassow.
Children:
12B3c1. Margaret Berger.
12B3c2. Theodore Berger.
12B3c3. Emeline Berger.
12B3c4. Richard Berger.
12B3c5. Barbara Berger.
12B3c6. Robert Berger.
12B4. Ferdinand Boeling married Wilhemina Klockow.
Children:
12B4a. Arthur Boeling married Mabel Flory.
Children:
12B4a1. Kenneth Boeling married Ella _____.
12B4a2. Barbara Boeling married ____ Conti.
12B4a3. Evelyn Boeling.
12B4a4. Gerald Boeling.
12B4b. Gerhardt Boeling.
12B4c. Johanna Boeling married Louis Kandt.
Children:
12B4c1. Ruth Kandt married _____ King.
12B4c2. Dorothy Kandt.
12B4c3. LLoyd Kandt.
12B4c4. Floyd Kandt.
12B4c5. Eliz Kandt.
12B5. Johanna Boeling married Herman Heydenrish.
Children:
12B5a. Emma Heydebrish married ________ Moore.
Child:
12B5b. Ella Heydebrish married ______ Vandervoort.
Children:
12B5b1. Gene Vandervoort.
12B5b2. Doris Vandervoort.
12B5c. Lawrence Heydebrish married Florence Gust.
Children:
12B5c1. Eileen Heydebrish.
12B5c2. Ralph Heydebrish.
12B5d. Fred Heydebrish married Lula Gust.
Children:
12B5d1. Frederick Heydebrish.
12B5d2. Keith Heydebrish.
12B5e. Oliver Heydebrish married Edna May.
Child:
12B5e1. Richard Allen Heydebrish.
12C. Margaret Wambsgans born 2 November 1831 in Iandau, Bavaria, died 10 May
1912 in Hopedale, Illinois, married 22 January 1855 in Philedelphia,
Pennsylvania to John H. Schneider born 4 July 1828 in Beddelhausen, Prussia,
died 22 July 1894 in Hopedale, Illinois.
Children:
12C1. Mary Barbara Schneider born 3 March 1858, died 2 July 1858.
12C2. Louis H. Schneider born 28 January 1861, died 30 June 1928, married
Anna Ogden born 10 June 1865, died 29 December 1953.
1888-Jack the Ripper makes Headlines
Children:
12C2a. Harvey Schneider born 11 June 1888, married Esther Fredericks.
12C2b. Lottie Schneider born 16 September 1890 in Hopedale, Illinois, married
Ephan Anderson
12C2c. Margaret Schneider born 11 July 1899, married Frederick Krumsieg.
12C3. Julius F. Schneider born 13 September 1863 in Dillon, died 2 October
1934 in Hopedale, Illinois, married Anna Curtis born 5 January 1864 in Dillon,
died 31 December 1954 in Glen Ellyn.
Children:
12C3a. Cecil C. Schneider born 15 September 1885, died in 1930, married Julie
Meiville.
12C3b. Virgil N. Schneider born 24 March 1888, married Lois Trout.
12C3c. Carter Schneider born 16 September 1890.
12C3d. Druet A. Schneider born 4 December 1895, married Leila Gerdes.
12C4. Henry G. Schneider born 28 May 1868 in Hopedale, Illinois, died 31 July
1959 in Hopedale, Illinois, married Mary R. Ford born 20 October 1871 in
Guiney, Illinois, died 2 August 1937 in Hopedale, Illinois.
Children:
12C4a. Benjamin H. Schneider born 4 January 1893, married Mattie Coggins.
12C4b. Clifford Schneider born 28 September 1894, married Helen Ditmers.
12C4c. Gertrude Schneider born 27 December 1899, married Omar Smelz.
12C4d. Anna V. Schneider born 3 June 1902, married Sam Seidel.
12C4e. Edward H. Schneider born 4 November 1910, married Lennea Carlson.
12D. Katherine Wambsgans born 18 January 1834, died 19 February 1921 in
Jeanette, Pennsylvania, married Felix Hoginmiller.
12E. Anna Mary Wambsgans born 15 December 1836, died 9 December 1884, married
to C. Frederick Kammer born 31 July 1821, died 18 December 1884.
1836-The Alamo at San Antonio falls, March 6
Children:
12E1. Martha Kammer born in 1858, died in 1897.
12E2. Louis Kammer born 22 August 1859, died 1 August 1936 in Williamstown,
New Jersey, married Virginia Sharp born 16 March 1885.
Children:
12E2a. Frederick H. Kammer born 13 June 1886, died in February 1939, married
on 6 July 1909 to Nellie Ireland who died in January 1914.
Child:
12E2a1. Leslie H. Kammer born 18 May 1910, married 14 March 1942 to Elmer
Johnson.
Child:
12E2a1a. Louis L. Johnson
12E2b. Alma V. Kammer born 29 June 1888 in Berlin, New Jersey, married 11
October 1907 to Elmer Surron who died 31 January 1946.
Children:
12E2b1. Leon H. Surron born 17 February 1909 in Williamstown, New Jersey,
married 29 May 1931 to Edna Collins.
Child:
12E2b1a. Alma V. Surron born 25 March 1932.
12E2b2. Elmer K. Surron born 25 December 1913 in Williamstown, New Jersey,
married 31 May 1937 to Vera Hoffman.
Children:
12E2b2A. Pricilla A. Surron born 30 April 1939.
12E2b2B. Nancy L. Surron born 17 September 1944.
12E2b2C. Elmer N. Surron born 7 October 1947.
12E2b3. Alan G. Surron.
1922-The Tomb of Egypt's King Tut...discovered November 26
12E2c. Louis S. Kammer born 26 December 1898 in Greensboro, New Jersey,
married 1 March New Jersey to Reba Holmes.
Child:
12E2c1. Emerson H. Kammer born 22 October 1922, married 3 February 1951 in
Atlantic City, New Jersey, to Patricia Kane.
12E3. William Kammer born in 1861, died in 1992.
12E4. Anna Mary Kammer born in 1865, died in 1926, married in 1882 Howard C.
Sharp born 22 May 1858, died 10 November 1931.
Children:
12F. (Ludwig 3) (Louis) B. Wambsgans born 19 December 1841. The greater part
of Louis's education was obtained in his native country where he resided until
he was twelve years of age. He went with his parents when they moved to
Illinois but then went back to New Jersey after two years, where he learned
the trade of a butcher. In 1868 he entered the service of the Union Pacific
Railroad and was with them for two years.
1883, Setember 8 - The Northern Pacific Railroad completed
Louis Wambsgans was with the railroad when the golden spike was driven and
attended the ceremonies. At one time he had a contract to deliver fresh meat
to the railroad crew. In 1874 he filed on a homestead in Custer County,
Nebraska and was there for19 years. Deciding at that time he would prefer
business, he disposed of his property and moved to Dayton, Oregon. In Dayton
he opened a Meat Market. He was a capable businessman and prospered from the
first. He was recognized as one of the substantial citizens of the town.
12G. Barbara Wambsgans born 17 October 1844, died 1 November 1909, married to
Frederick E. Krumsieg born 30 August 1834, died 30 May 1915.
Children:
12G1. Martha Krumsieg.
12G2. Edward Krumsieg born 30 October 1865, died 14 April 1952, married 15
September 1892 to Anna F. Meyer born 15 July 1869.
Children:
12G2a. Edna E. Krumsieg born 5 August 1893, married 15 September 1920 to
Henry G. Harms.
12G2b. Lenora E. Krumsieg born 7 March 1895, married 10 September 1919 to
Adolph Rubin.
12G2c. Anna M. Krumsieg born 15 July 1896, married 14 September 1921 to
George M. Folkers.
12G2d. Raymond G. Krumsieg born 23 June 1899, married 17 May 1924 to Verna M.
Weaver.
12G3. Emilie Krumsieg born 18 August 1867, died 26 July 1942.
12G4. Charles J. Krumsieg born 24 February 1869, died 5 September 1915,
married 11 June 1902 to Ida Fritz born 17 December 1872, died 18 October 1950.
Children:
12G4a. Elma M. Krumsieg born 27 September 1903, married 15 February 1936 to
Fred Kraft.
12G4b. Edwin Krumsieg born 12 July 1906, married Dorothy Taggart.
12G5. Martha Krumsieg born 1 July 1873, died 1 December 1950.
12G6. Arthur Krumsieg born 12 December 1875, died 24 July 1898.
12G7. Ada Krumsieg born 25 November 1879.
12G8. Raymond E. Krumsieg born 25 August 1884, married Mrs. Lou Bronson.
12G9. Edgar Krumsieg born 20 May 1890, died 1 October 1890.
12G10. Frederick G. Krumsieg born 14 December 1892, married Margaret
Schneider born 11 July 1899.
Children:
12G10a. Frederick Krumsieg born 28 March 1930, married Liisa Vainio.
12G10b. Arthur Edgar Krumsieg born in 1936, died in 1937.
12G10c. Richard Krumsieg born 11 January 1939.
12H. Jacob Wambsgans born 31 January 1848 in Bavaria, died 30 May 1938 in
Peoria, Illinois, married Mary Dietewig born 8 December 1852 in Buffalo, New
York, died 4 april 1935 in Peoria, Illinois. Jacob had a manufacturing plant
that made ball joints for people, probably during World War I.
Children:
12H1. Anna Wambsgans married Thomas Thompson.
Children:
12H1a. Grace Thompson married _______ Ford.
12H1b. Edna Thompson married Harry Lybarger.
12H1c. Irvin Thompson.
12H1d. Hugh Thompson
12H2. William Wambsgans died 17 September 1935, married Mary Cook.
12H3. Martha Wambsgans born 14 January 1878, married 4 October 1898 in
Peoria, Illinois to Max Ross.
FIFTH GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Wambsgans Family
1789 - The French Revolution , Paris mob storm the
Bastille
24. Johann Jacob Wambsgans born 20 November 1771 at Nussdorf, Bavaria, died
27 January 1813, married 20 November 1801. In Germany the Wambsgans were
winemakers.
25. Maria Magdalena Lorenz born 25 October 1780.
Children:
24A. (Johann 4) Jacob Wambsgans born 27 May 1802.
24B. George Wambsgans born 9 July 1803.
24C. Johann Thomas Wambsgans born 11 January 1806.
24D. Anna Catherine Wambsgans born 30 July 1807.
24E. Maria Sibilla Wambsgans born 8 January
1810.
24F. Phillip Jacob Wambsgans born 18 March 1812.
FIFTH GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Lorenz Family
26. Valentin Lorenz. No further information
27. Barbara Schlachter. No further information
Children:
SIXTH GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Wambsgans Family
1793 - French troops driven out of Germany
48. Johann Jacob (Medicus) Wambsgans born 28 August 1749 in Nussdorf,
Bavaria, died 20 April 1795, married 10 November 1767.
49. Anna Margaratha Messerschmidt born about 1746.
Children:
48A. (Johann 5) Jacob Wambsgans born 20 November 1771.
48B. Maria Catharina Wambsgans born 28 January 1775.
48C. Johann Adam Wambsgans born 24 February 1777.
48D. Johann Christoph Wambsgans born 20 January 1782.
48E. Anna Susanna Wambsgans born 29 July 1785. -twins
48F. George Bernard Wambsgans born 29 July 1785. -twins
48G. Anna Barbara Wambsgans born 28 January 1789.
SIXTH GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Lorenz Family
50. Johann Jacob Lorenz. No further information.
51. Anna Barbara Heuppel. No further information.
Children:
SEVENTH GENERATION - PATERNAL LINES
Wambsgans Family
1750 - J. S. Bach died, born 1685
96. Jacob David Wambsgans. No further information.
97. Maria Catherina Seyfriend. No further information.
Children: