marriage to Fannie says
Bosvurg Batch 8116616 S.S.#4 film # work for Phillip 8116615 S.S.#69
Birth: Birth record Walworth County, Wisconsin, Volume 1 page 586 born July
10, 1882. No name given other than male, father Phillip Himebauch
farmer , mother Louise Kilburz.Birth: 1860 Census, Frederick Kyburz, age 57, born switzerland, Walworth County Wisconsin, East Troy Township, K162 Soundex, Sheet 560, Also listed wife Louisa, age 38, born Switzerland, son William, age 16 born Wisconsin, daughter Dorleras age 12 born Wisconsin, daughter Louisa age 5 born wisconsin, son Jacob, age 3 born Wisconsin, daughter Percilla age 1 born wisconsin.
Death: Death Registry, Walworth County, WI, Volume 1 page 274, #48, Louisa K. Himebauch, white female, age 30 years, housekeeper. Father: Fred Kyburz, mother: -----------, Husband: Philip Himebauch. Louisa born East Troy, WI on July 1852, died 26 July 1882 East Troy, WI, Cause: Dropsey of Heart. Burial: East Troy Cemetery, residence: East Troy, WI.
Registered: 7 Sep 1882, certificate issued 10 Aug 1882.
Birth record Walworth County, Wisconsin, Volume 1 page 586 born July
10, 1882. No name given other than male, father Phillip Himebauch
farmer , mother Louise Kilburz.
Benjamin Franklin Himebauch Sr.
Preston Hinebaugh Mns 15 June 1954, Mns 3 Mar. 1954 p. 4, Mns 23 May
1954 p. 2, Mns 24 Dec 1954 p. 3 Lowell Alfred Sherred submitter, 2205
E. Cambridge, Phoenix AZ.Liberty Township is now Washingtonville, Columbia County, PA.
migrated to Wisconsin by sailboat through Great Lakes, landed at Racine after six weeks. Hired someone to take them to Honey Creek. Hard work and thrift became owners of 700 acres, gave each of 11 children land or money equal to $2,200.00.
other bp? Pennsylvania
Death: Gravestone: George L. son of _________, ________, died Himebauch _____ 3, 1864
19 years, 10 months, 21 days.
Preston Hinebaugh Mns 15 June 1954, Mns 3 Mar. 1954 p. 4, Mns 23 May
1954 p. 2, Mns 24 Dec 1954 p. 3 Lowell Alfred Sherred submitter, 2205
E. Cambridge, Phoenix AZ. born Nov 21, 1788, Lynn Twp, Lehigh PA.
Married 1812.Lehigh county, PA formed in 1812 from Northampton County, PA.
farmer and a blacksmith. Lived in PA until about 1830 then moved to Genesee County, New York where youngest child was born.
Preston Hinebaugh Mns 15 June 1954, Mns 3 Mar. 1954 p. 4, Mns 23 May
1954 p. 2, Mns 24 Dec 1954 p. 3 Lowell Alfred Sherred submitter, 2205
E. Cambridge, Phoenix AZ. Eva Geiger 11 oct 1793 birth Livingston and
Genessee, Niagara, N.Y. , died East Troy, Walworth, WI 3 feb 1889,
parents Henry Geiger, Mary Hill.Eva or Eve or Evelyn Geiger
"When Phillip died Evelyn was left with 11 children to care for. She was a lady of refinement and the struggle to maintain her family was a hard, but sucessful one. In 1843 she took her family to the Wisconsin Territory , traveling ina covered wagon. Her son Daniel had gone to Wisconsin earlier that year. An 1873 Walworth County Atlas shows Daniel as the owner of 120 acres in East Troy Twp., Sec. 25. His mother owned 40 acres and his brother Benjamin owned another 40, all of which adjoined the farm of John Crites."
Mary Ann Lesher (Lescher) whose family originally came from Alsace-Lorraine. Father settled in Honey Creek before 1843.
father Jacob is proposed only!
died on the way from Batavia, Genesee, New York to Honey Creek, Racine, Wisconsin (later Walworth County)
Sister to Mary Ann Lesher and John L. Lesher, she was an orphan at the age of 10 and nicknamed "Aunt Frank" her husband was Alexander Crites.
aka: Friederike Roser, Friedrike Rosin, Christina Friderika Rosin. or Roxin?
Friederike Roser on son Christoph Friederich Wild marriage.
or birth 9 Apr 1789?
The land we call Ohio today was part the Northwest Territory that the United States won by defeating the British in the Revolutionary War. Ohio was admitted into the Union as the 17th state in 1803.
1810 U.S. Census records for Ohio destroyed by fire. One of two counties in the Illinois Territory was lost, and Ohio suffered a near complete loss with only Washington County surviving.Death: Obituaries, Sheboygan Herald, Cascade, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Jan. 9 1897 page 8. Rebecca, wife of Rev. Joseph Nichols, b. Mar. 22, 1806 in
Montgomery County, Maryland, parents Mr. & Mrs. McAtee, died Dec 30,
1896 in Cascade,WI buried by husband in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Mitchell,
survived by 2 girls, 1 boy. Husband died 23 years prior. Married 1842.Death: Death record, Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, Volume 1 page 124 Joseph
Nichols, b. June 7, 1790 occupation farmer, born Virginia, father Samuel, no mother given, died
June 2, 1873. buried Union Cemetery, Town Lyndon(Mt.Pleasant) age 82
years 11 months 25 days. Person returning certificate: Salathiel Nichols, Town Lyndon.Death: Gravestone, Joseph Nichols, Mitchell Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Mt. Pleasant/Union Cemetery, 2
miles west of Cascade in Mitchell/Lyndon area. Joseph Nichols died June
2, 1873, age 83, wife Rebecca died Dec. 30, 1896 age 90. Gar marker
there for war Veteran.Death: Sheboygan Herald, June 6, 1896, listing veteran gravesites lists , Mt. Pleasant Cemetery, Rev. Joseph Nichols(a soldier of 1812) died June 12, 1873.
Land Records, 1862 map, section 17, town of Lyndon, northwest of
Cascade,WI.
Warranty deeds:
Volume 5 page 269 Joseph Nichols, County of Washington, Wisc. from Jeremiah B. Preston & wife of Sheboygan County, 25 acres June 27, 1857. $250.00.
Section 18 Volume 50 page 413 April 8, 1872 Joseph and Rebecca Nichols sold 4 acres.
Volume 36 page 253,254 Sept 13, 1872 Joseph and Rebecca Nichols sold land.
Volume 36 page 518 May 20, 1873 Rebecca and Joseph sold property to Salathiel Nichols and wife Barbara.
Volume 38 page 527 Salathiel Nichols and wife Barbara to Rebecca Nichols $1,000. Jan. 26, 1875.
Volume 39 page 101 Mar. 13, 1875 Rebecca Nichols to Joseph Nichols 36 acres.
Special Letters old volume 135 page 463,464 May 25, 1915 regarding estate of Joseph and Rebecca Nichols.
Hearing Mar. 13, 1875 regarding real estate mortgage of Salathiel Nichols and Barbara Anna recorded Volume 11 page 182. Salathiel and wife pay $1,000 at 10% interest annually to Joseph and Rebecca and pay
all debts, funeral expenses, doctor bills, and maintain and support of all care for Joseph and Rebecca until they die. Rebecca sold on Oct. 25, 1860 3 acres for $50 to son Joseph Nichols Jr. Section 17.Death: Veterans Records, Sheboygan County, WI Rev. Joseph Nichols Chaplain 19th
Regiment, Infantry, Field and Staff. Also war of 1812. Enlisted Mar. 17,
1862, discharged Jan. 2, 1863. Born 1790, died Jan 2, 1863 in insane
asylum, he and his wife buried in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery west of Cascade,WI.Death: Gravesites, War Veterans, Sheboygan County,WI Rev. Joseph Nichols, listed died June 12, 1873.
Death: Gravesites, War Veterans, Sheboygan County,WI Sheboygan Herald, June 6, 1896 Civil War Veteran Rev. Joseph Nichols ( a soldier of 1812) under Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Served 9 months in the military, civil war.
Biography: Per Geneva Nichols, family history was that Rebecca McAtee wife of Joseph could read and write and that her husband Joseph could not. She would read for him and help him prepare his sermons which he would give from memory. He was a circuit preacher for many years and later United Brethren Chuch in Cascades first preacher in 1872. Church later became United Methodist Church. He preached beginning in 1854. Reverand Joseph H. Nichols.
Birth: 1855 Census, WI state. Sheboygan County, Town of Lyndon. Jos. Nichols , Male 3 Female 1
Scioto is Shawnee Indian name with definitions of Falling water, fresh water or hairy. Shawnee language never reduced to writing. Originally part of Augusta County, Virginia (formed 30 Oct 1745) which included nearly all the states of Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia, Illinois and Western Pennsylvania. In 1769 Botetourt County, Virginia formed which had Scioto County in it. Scioto formed in 1783, part of Northwest Territory. Part of Scioto made into Adams and Washington counties. 1802 state of Ohio formed.
The Virginia Military District. 22 Counties and parts of Ohio, between Scioto and Little Miami rivers. 6507 miles, 4 million acres. Oct 1779 bounties in lands to officers and soldiers of Virginia in Revolutionary War. 200-15,000 acres depending on rank.
Death: Obituaries, Sheboygan Herald, Cascade, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Jan. 7th or 9th
1897 page 8. Rebecca, wife of Rev. Joseph Nichols, b. Mar. 22, 1806 in
Montgomery County, Maryland, parents Mr. & Mrs. McAtee, died Dec 30,
1896 in Cascade, buried by husband in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Mitchell,
Husband died 23 years prior. Married 1842.
Went to Ohio when 10 came to wisconsin in 1854. Died at the home of her son, Joseph, 2 miles northwest of Cascade. Died of a stroke, paralysis for 49 days til death.. Resided near cascade for 42 years. Survived by two daughters and 1 son and many friends. Funeral at UB church.Birth: Obituaries, Sheboygan Herald, Cascade, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Jan. 9
1897 page 8. Rebecca, wife of Rev. Joseph Nichols, b. Mar. 22, 1806 in
Montgomery County, Maryland, parents Mr. & Mrs. McAtee, died Dec 30,
1896 in Cascade, buried by husband in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Mitchell,
survived by 2 girls, 1 boy. Husband died 23 years prior. Married 1842.
Went to Ohio when 10 came to wisconsin in 1854.Marriage: Obituaries, Sheboygan Herald, Cascade, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Jan. 9
1897 page 8. Rebecca, wife of Rev. Joseph Nichols, b. Mar. 22, 1806 in
Montgomery County, Maryland, parents Mr. & Mrs. McAtee, died Dec 30,
1896 in Cascade, buried by husband in Mt. Pleasant Cemetery in Mitchell,
survived by 2 girls, 1 boy. Husband died 23 years prior. Married 1842.
Went to Ohio when 10 came to wisconsin in 1854.Death: Gravestone, Rebecca Nichols, Mitchell, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, Mt. Pleasant/Union Cemetery, 2
miles west of Cascade in Mitchell/Lyndon area. Joseph Nichols died June
2, 1873, age 83, wife Rebecca died Dec. 30, 1896 age 90 y, 9 mos, 8 days. Gar marker
there for war Veteran.(husband Joseph) Inscription on her stone reads "I am very worn and sad and would not be debard, From the rest that I seek in the old church yard.
1850 Census Robert Crosier 1810 Ireland
1850 Census Patty Crosier 1816 Canada