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1	1920 United States Federal Census	Family: F330
2	As of November 2008 Darrell & Carrie met at tech school for the Air Force at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls, TX. They are currently living in Miles City, MT. Carrie is originally from Culbertson, MT, a little town in the North Eastern corner of the state. Carrie is presently going to school at Miles Community College working on an Associate's Degree in Elementary Education. They plan to move to Waterloo, IA. Darrell Lee, or DJ is currently working for Sanjel, a company that supplies the oil rigs in the region. Carrie is currently working two part time jobs.	Family: F313
3	Ashley (B.5 3 1995) & Dylan Rosenbaum (B.11 18 1998)	Family: F103
4	http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=AHN&db=1302djk&id=I6029	Family: F255
5	Immigrated from Germany as a married couple in 1871	Family: F316
6	Immigrated to U.S. with children in 1855 from Belgium	Family: F320
7	John Thorman came to the USA at age 3. After 2 years in Dubuque, he and his family moved to Jefferson Township, Fayette County, Iowa. John raised pure bred horses and poultry.	Family: F301
8	Lived in Faribank, Iowa	Family: F95
9	Married at St. Charles Catholic Church	Family: F20
10	Immigrated with husband from Germany as a married couple. All her children were born in the U.S.	Annie (Kale) Wagner
11	S5-b.October 6, 1886	Elizabeth (Kauten) Bartels
12	Listed in California Death Index 1940-1997	Catherine Barbara (Kauten) Butler
13	married 1873 in Dubuque vol. 3 p. 545.	Maria Anna (Kauten) Graff
14	Could also have been born July 2, 1851	Anna Mary (Kauten) Schaefer
15	Jean Ansay was a soldier for Napoleon, in the Peninsular War (1808-1814), one of the Napoleonic wars. Political Effects of the Wars The Napoleonic Wars had two great resounding effects upon the face of Europe. 1) France was no longer a dominating power over Europe as it had been since the times of Louis XIV. 2) A new and potentially powerful movement had been sprung; Nationalism. Nationalism was forever going to re-shape the course of European History. It was the force that spelled the beginning of Nations, and the end of others. The map of Europe was going to be re-drawn in the next hundred years following Napoleon's wars, not based on fiefs and aristocracy, but on the basis of human culture, origin, and ideology.	Jean Ansay
16	Also could have been born November 6,1776	Remacle Ansay
17	Baptismal sponsors were Johannes and Magdalena Wurzer	Johan Bodensteiner
18	Her baptismal sponsors were Theresia Bodensteiner Kuennen and H.H. Kuennen	Theresia Bodensteiner
19	Baptismal sponsors were Theresia Bodensteiner Kuennen and H.H. Kuennen	Theresia Margaretha Bodensteiner
20	James was a Military Doctor in the Philippines when WWII Started and was taken prisoner until Febuary 1945 when the Philippines were liberated.-notes of Cletus Kane.	James Brennan
21	Mother died shortly after she was born. She was raised by a neighbor lady, Mrs. Fred Hughes. They were living in Jefferson, Iowa. The other children were put in the St. Mary orphanage in Dubuque.	Agnes BUTLER
22	Worked on railroad	Fred BUTLER
23	Was found dead in Minneapolis, Minnesota in a hotel.	John Thomas BUTLER
24	Married, moved to Ohio, killed in a cyclone	Joseph BUTLER
25	Was flying with 3 other men in a Sikorsky HSS2, the world's largest amphibious helicopter when it went down 15 miles off the California Coast near San Diego. Commander Butler and Lt. Johnston were reported missing by the navy. William enlisted in the navy in WWII when he flew a bomber in the Pacific.	William Carl BUTLER
26	In 2008 lives in FL. Retired U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and now contract with Homeland Security for Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts in Louisiana.	Halley James Graff
27	SS Death Index: Born September 26, 1886	Mary Johnson
28	death maybe also 1896	Anna Kauten
29	Rumored to have drowned in the Mississippi or Died on the ship during immigration.	Corneil Kauten
30	Twin of Mary, died as baby	Cornelius Kauten
31	married in Dubuque, Iowa in volume 3 p. 97	Marie Catherine Kauten
32	Married Matilda Hennager 4 Sep 1948.	Nicholas J. KAUTEN
33	Could have also been born April 10, 1849	Peter Kauten, Jr.
34	During his early childhood he moved to Condorf Luxemborg where his mother died. Doon after the death of his mother in 1866 the family immigrated to America, settling in Dubuque. Peter worked as a laborer in and around Dubuque for several years, thus experienced toil and hardships at an early age. He purchased a farm with his father in 1869, northwest of Oelwein in Oran township. Peter was a warm hearted man and his thoughts were always for his childrens' welfare. Stayed with his son, Joseph, when a short but severe illness took his life.	Peter KAUTEN
35	Emmigrated to America on the ship "Plover" from Antwerp on May 25, 1866 and arrived in Quebec on July 18th 1866.	Peter Kauten, I
36	From oral history provided by Lawrence Kauten, grandson of Peter D. Kauten around 1990. One of the children of Peter D. and Elizabeth Schmit Kauten was in a high chair. When Peter D. walked through a door, the child reached out to him. Peter D. went to hang up his coat before getting the child. The child fell out of the high chair and broke it's neck and died. Peter D. took the high chair outside and chopped it to pieces. Peter D. died penniless. His children borrowed money from him and never repaid him. He could neither read nor write.	Peter Kauten, Jr.
37	From Oral History provided by Lawrence William Kauten, grandson of Peter D. Kauten sometime around 1990. It rained every day during the week of Peter D. Kauten's death and burial.	Peter Kauten, Jr.
38	Immigrated to Quebec from Antwerp on the ship Navire Plover	Peter KAUTEN
39	S5 B. July 12, 1879	Peter Kauten
40	From an oral history provided by Lawrence William Kauten, son of William Kauten around 1990. William Kauten was born in Oran township, Oelwein, Iowa. He was a farmer. He died on Thursday, June 15, 1916 while at a barn raising when a tornado hit the barn. He suffered a broken neck and internal injuries. He was covered in blood. His last words were, "Take me home to my wife." He died thereafter and was taken home. He was found lying down, his head resting on a beam. Two others died at that location, one immediately and one on the following Saturday. The barn raising was going on about one half mile from his home. William was buried on that Saturday in Fairbank at the Immaculate Conception church.	William Kauten
41	Step child to Maruerithe Ansay	Michel Keipes
42	Arrived in Baltimore on January 6, 1851 on the ship "Beethoven".	Gerhard Heinrich Kuennen
43	The list that I found in " Germans to America" states that they landed on Jan. 6, 1851 at Baltimore. The names are hard to read. The sons were John H., H.H., J. Wessel and J. Barney. Angela and Anna Maria were the daughters.--Denis Kuennen in rootsweb.com	Herman Heinrich Kuennen
44	Died on ship "Beethoven" enroute to Baltimore, Maryland 1850/1851	Johan Gerhard Kuennen
45	Baptismal sponsors were Margaretha Balk Bodensteiner and Gerhard Kuennen (her grandfather Kuennen)	Margaret Rose Kuennen
46	She was a nun in Dubuque at the Sisters of Saint Francis of the Holy Family.	Bibiana Mihm
47	Died of Cancer, twin of Margaret	George Mihm
48	Studying for priesthood at time of death. He was a diabetic and died of Broncial pneumonia.	George Henry Mihm
49	died of Pneumonia	John J. Mihm
50	died from a timber accident	Leo Mihm
51	Priest, worked at St. John's Institue for the Deaf from 1878-1929	Louis Wendelin Mihm
52	Died as a Young Girl, twin of George Mihm	Margaret Mihm
53	Nun at Holy Ghost Parish in Dubuque, Iowa	Mary Mihm
54	Civil War Service Records about Willis L. Salisbury Name: Willis L. Salisbury COMPANY: K Unit: 141 Ohio Infantry. (National Guard.) Rank - Induction: Corporal Rank - Discharge: Corporal Allegiance: Union Notes: Saulsberry, Willis L. Source Citation: Box: 552;Extraction: 93; Record: 3431	Willis Lee Salisbury
55	Died while giving birth to twins, Mary and Corneilius, who died a few days later.	Elizabeth Schmit
56	Died while giving birth to twins, Mary and Cornelius, who died a few days later	Elizabeth SCHMITT
57	Was a nun St. Mary Bernadilla	Clara Steffes
58	Goodale Township is now called Grant Township. Died in Childbirth and is buried with her baby in the St. Lukes Catholic Cemetary	Gertrude Steffes
59	Died of Smallpox	Dora Thorman
60	Died of Diptheria	Hermenia Thorman

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