Peter Kauten, I b. March 26, 1811 Nagem, Luxemburg d. April 12, 1880 Oran, Iowa

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March 26, 1811 - April 12, 1880

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Birth March 26, 1811 Nagem, Luxemburg

Gender Male

Immigrated to the United States arrived July 18th 1866 in Quebec from Antwerp on the ship "Navire Plover" [1]

Died April 12, 1880 Oran, Iowa

Buried Immaculate Conception Cemetary, Fairbank, Iowa

Person ID I5 Kauten

Last Modified 05 Dec 2005

Father Guillaume Kauten

Mother Marguerithe Schiltz

Family ID F38 Group Sheet

Family Maria Catherine Ansay, b. April 17, 1813, Rommeldange, Luxemburg , d. May 8, 1861, Kaundorf, Luxemburg

Married Febuary 21, 1841 Tintange, Belgium

Children

>	1. Marie Catherine Kauten, b. February 13, 1842, Rommeldange, Luxemburg , d. February 10 1911
	2. Corneil Kauten, b. September 7, 1843, Rommeldange, Luxemburg
>	3. Jean Kauten, b. November 13, 1845, Rommeldange, Luxemburg , d. January 6, 1923, Oelwein, Iowa
>	4. Maria Anna (Kauten) Graff, b. March 10, 1847, d. March 11, 1928, Oelwein, Iowa
>	5. Peter Kauten, Jr., b. 15 Mar 1849, Rommeldange, Belgium , d. 28 Aug 1925, Oelwein, Iowa
>	6. Anna Mary (Kauten) Schaefer, b. July 7, 1851, Rommeldange, Luxemburg , d. December 4, 1944, Oelwein, Iowa
>	7. Marie Kauten, b. June 29, 1854, Rommeldange, Luxemburg , d. January 29, 1891, Fairbanks, Iowa
	8. Remaclus Kauten, b. March 23, 1858, Kaundorf, Luxemburg , d. November 21, 1858, Kaundorf, Luxemburg

Last Modified 21 Feb 2006

Family ID F3 Group Sheet

Histories	Kauten pioneer immigrants: Peter Kauten and Family Status: Located.
	Peter, Marie, Marianne, Mary, Peter, and John Kauten listed in 1870 Census Status: Located. Liberty Township, Dubuque County, Iowa 1870 Census, starting line 33

Notes
Emmigrated to America on the ship "Plover" from Antwerp on May 25, 1866 and arrived in Quebec on July 18th 1866.
Sources
[S1] Notes of Ralph Kauten.

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Notes	Emmigrated to America on the ship "Plover" from Antwerp on May 25, 1866 and arrived in Quebec on July 18th 1866.