Dallman - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Dallman- Bernard/ Eva, William/Flora, Roy/Daisy

editmethis — 2009-08-11 01:46:40Z

My name is Christine Dallman. I am granddaughter to Owen Dallman. My dad, Jimmie, is one of five of Owen and Loyal Dallman's children, of which he is the only boy.

I remember family reunions on Camano Island, WA, where my dad was raised, and Bernie and Eva Dallman also had a farm. There is a Dallman Road on the south end of the island that Bernie and Owen built together.

The story of Owen's twin sister, who died at age two (I believe), after swallowing a bullet shell casing, and the metal (lead or brass?) poisoning her to death.

I don't know what information I might know that would be of help to you, but I'd be happy to oblige as I am able.

Re: Dallman, Jennings

l_ostrich — 2009-07-09 22:40:50Z

Hi Roger, thanks for your note, it is nice to hear from you. I did find the obituary. Would enjoy knowing more about Norma and William as well
Curious to hear of your progress on the Jennings Genealogy. I'm still at lostrich@iowatelecom.net, would be glad to hear from you.
Lori

Re: Dallman, Jennings

rogela — 2009-07-05 16:27:27Z

Hi Lori,
I saw your reply to Tracy Siehndel regarding her grandmother LaDonna Schutt passing away. If you have not yet found her obituary it is online at http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/startribune/obituary.aspx?p...
We have not been in touch for a long time. Hope all is well with you.
Very best regards, Roger Jennings

Dallman, Jennings

l_ostrich — 2009-05-26 12:06:12Z

Hi Tracey,
I came across your posts while looking for the obituary for your Grandmother LaDonna. I had heard she passed earlier this year. I was previously married to a half brother of Ladonna's; [our three children were born in Mankato] have a lot of Jennings genealogy, would be happy to share.
You may email directly to lostrich@gmail.com
Lori

Re: Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

celticknotband — 2009-05-25 14:07:01Z

My name is Allen Martin Dallmann. Albert was my great grandfather. My great grandmother was Maria nee Sorheim. Martin was my grandfather. He was born Nov.14, 1903. John was the last living child of Albert and Regina. Albert and Maria had 3 children that I know of. Martin, Oletta, and another great aunt of mine whose name I can't recall. Maria is buried in Little Falls, Mn. Albert was only married twice.I don't know the date of his 2nd marriage. I hope this has helped to fill in a blank for you. Feel free to pick my brain. There's more knowledge in there, but I'd have to think about it.

Re: Dallman

arondallman — 2009-04-30 19:30:02Z

Hello my name is Aron Dallman i am 15 and live in Delta Utah and was curious if u could be a long lost relitave pls. email me or message me back so that i may further my investigation.

Re: DALLMAN Family Cincinnati, OH to Richmond, IN

rdallman_1 — 2009-02-16 19:38:03Z

We are from Cincinnati,Ohio My father is Bruce , my grandfather was Edward Dallman if I can help you or you can help me would be great.
Thank You
Rick Dallman

Re: Dallman

gloriakaul — 2008-11-06 13:49:52Z

I am not related to you, but I live in Mankato. That's where Brett's Department Store was, so you have the right location. If there is something I can do from Mankato to help you, please contact me through this forum or at gkk202@charter.net. Gloria

Re: Dallman

traceelynn187 — 2008-11-05 16:25:35Z

My Fred Dallman married Mary Sorenson. Mary came from Denmark. My grandmother ladonna Jennings was raised by the two of them in Minnesota, around the corner from Brett's Department Store. mary and Fred had an appartment there for 25 + years. There was a photoshop next door I believe it was Mankato MN. any info would be helful.

Re: Fred Dallman

traceelynn187 — 2008-09-24 16:22:45Z

my great great grandmother Mary Dallman (married to Fredi Dallman) came from Denmark and her maiden name was sorenson. She was adopted so not sure if sorneson was her birth parents name or her adopted name. She told my grandmother that she came from "the old country" She raised my grandmother from the age of 12 or so until her marriage to my grandfather, Floyd Siehndel in 1938 or so, in MN.

Re: Fred Dallman

traceelynn187 — 2008-09-24 16:20:33Z

My Fred and Mary lived in Minnesta, they actually lived in an apartment above a photography shop around the corner from Brett's Department store. both are buried in MN

Re: WILLIAM DALLMANN Death Certificate

Bekah000 — 2008-09-08 18:59:26Z

I will check if I still have it. I vaguely remember sending it to someone but perhaps my memory is clouded. I will respond soon.

Regards,
Rebekah

Re: WILLIAM DALLMANN Death Certificate

K_Auriti — 2008-09-03 05:49:50Z

Rebekah---I just happened on this 2002 post while doing a random search. This sounds as though it could be my ancestor; the dates match up, though I'm puzzled about the Milwaukee burial. If, by chance, you still have the certificate, I'd love to see it.

Janis

Re: Vincent Dallman

gloriakaul — 2008-09-01 14:26:39Z

We could be related but I don't really know. Vincent settled in Wisconsin and died there in 1888. Does that sound like your family? If so, let me know and I'll send more info.

Re: Vincent Dallman

chancesbaby — 2008-08-29 00:31:56Z

are you related to me i am amber dallman the same way yours is spelled

Re: Dallman- Bernard/ Eva, William/Flora, Roy/Daisy

broshire — 2008-06-02 17:58:39Z

I have been doing a little research on this family for a cousin of mine. The 1920 census of Mountain Home, Elmore County, Idaho has the family of William Dallman, 46, with wife Flora (she was Flora Desjardins) and their children Bernard, Cecil, Mae, Owen, Leona, Leon, Elizabeth, and Flora, including a married daughter Florence with husband George Schaver. The LDS Family Search site lists this family and includes a twin to Owen, named Odell Rose, who died in infancy. It omits Elizabeth.

William and Flora were living in Gooding, Idaho in 1930 with children Owen R., Leon J., Leona J. (they were twins), Elizabeth, and Flora W. All these children were born in Montana.

I'm fairly sure that Leona J. Dallman was the one who married my cousin's grandfather, Lewis T. Brooks. They lived in Yakima County, Washington.

Does this help?

Dallmann's from Prussia

becky1 — 2008-05-29 06:33:51Z

I am trying to find further information on my ancestors August and Albertina (Albrecht) Dallmann from "Reitzenhagen" Prussia. Their census info says they immigrated in 1872 although I find the first immigration ship with their names in 1883 from Hamburg to NY. They were the parents of my ggrandmother Bertha Albertina Dallmann b: June 1867 in Prussia, who came with her younger sister Emilie. She lists her origin as Berlin.
To date I have been unable to find any naturalization or religion info. Reitzenhagen was incorporated I think in 1940 into other towns and disappeared. They have been found moving around in Alberta CA, MI, and WI.
I am trying to find where they were really born, married, had their children, etc. Anyone out there related to this bunch or know how I can find this info? Any help greatly appreciated. Becky

Re: John Dallmann in Nicollet County

markwinter15 — 2008-05-16 04:07:20Z

Fritz,
For Sigfried all I have is an extract from the 1870 Nicollet County census microfilm I made in the mid-70s, and 1884 land patent and land description in McLeod County.

Mark

Re: Wisconsin Dallman

emmbark — 2007-10-17 03:28:57Z

It doesn't look like our Catherine Dallman's are the same person, but she does seem to have the look of my family about her. My Catherine was around 100 yrs. or so before your Catherine. That aside, let me know if you would like my stuff from her descendants. We may yet have relatives in common that we're unaware of.
Melissa

Re: Wisconsin Dallman

emmbark — 2007-10-11 22:31:32Z

Hi, Christine!
It looks like your great grandfather was the nephew of my great grandfather, John J. Dallman. Jill, Kati, Christy and I have all been searching for our Dallman ancestors for a few years now. If you send me your e-mail address, I'll download my current family tree from my flash drive and send it directly to you. Or we can try to find a way of sending stuff through rootsweb. Either way, it's nice to have a new cousin who's looking in the same areas.
Talk to you later.
Melissa M. Bark
emmbark@yahoo.com
Taft, CA

Re: Dallman

emmbark — 2007-04-26 21:28:40Z

Thank you for the new information. I had some of it from Christy, but we've been having a rough time finding anything new on this family line for awhile now. If you don't mind, I'll add you to my e-mail address book for future listings. Oh, and if you have a scanner, could you download the photo of our great grandparents to deadfred.com or ancientfaces.com? That way, Jill, Christy, Kati, and I could print out a copy of the photo. Or youcould e-mail the photo to me at emmbark@yahoo.com and I could send it on to the rest of the cousins. Until later, Melissa M. Bark

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-03 18:08:00Z

Hi Mark,
I'm not sure either where Carl was in 1885. It looks
like the three brothers all came over in different years
and then ended up farming right next to each other. Since
Carl came over in 1883 I supose he could be about anywhere
during the first 3 years. Do you know, did their father
ever come to America? Who did Lydia marry?
Carl Dallmann is my wife's great-great-grandfather.
Her side of the family is from Carl's son Frederick.

Thanks,
Fritz

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-01 13:25:56Z

Mark,

I do have some infor on this side of the family.
Carl married Anna Marie Proechnv (sp?) and they had
5 known sons. August b. 1/1833 m. Caroline grunke b.6/1833.
Albert F. b. abt 1840 m. Augusta Kiezow.
John b. abt 1837 m. Johanna Kugelin.
Ferdinand b. abt 1843 m. Wilhelmina Blank.
Frederick b. 4/13/1846 m. Wilhelmina Pape.
August had 4 son & 2 daughters.
Albert had 6 sons & 3 daughters.
John had 2 sons & 3 daughters.
Ferdinand had 2 sons & 4 daughters.
Frederick had 2 sons & 3 daughters.
I do have quite a bit of info on the Dallmann family.
Carl was the first to come to U.S. The relation is
quite lengthy as they are tied to the Bode's and Lange
families which are also large families.

As info.
Fritz

Re: John Dallmann in Nicollet County

rondakay1 — 2008-05-15 14:05:10Z

Sorry about the duplication.. guess I hit post button twice.
Fritz

Re: John Dallmann in Nicollet County

rondakay1 — 2008-05-15 13:43:16Z

Hi Mark,
There is a wealth of history about that time in the New Ulm and Nicollet area. When the Indian uprising began many fled to St. Peter or New Ulm. The Lange family were some of the first settlers in the area and they were saved because some of the Indians befriended them and warned them that there would be an uprising. (You are related to them through Elsie Zamzow, daughter of Karl & Amelia Dallmann Zamzow. Elsie married George Lange).
In New Ulm they burned most of the outlaying buildings down so that the Indians could not sneak up on them. There are bullet holes in some of the old buildings yet today from the uprising. The history from that time is very interesting and includes so many of our relatives.
I beleive the "Charles Dallmann" listed as closest relative at the hospital to be Johann's father as he would have still been in Stettin at the time.
By the way have you come accross Sigfried Dallmann on any documents? He is the only one that I can't fit into the relation.

Thanks Mark,
Fritz

Re: John Dallmann in Nicollet County

rondakay1 — 2008-05-15 13:42:52Z

Re: Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-14 12:52:25Z

Hi Mark,
No, I don't have any of the obits for them.
Wish I did.
Did you post your query on John Dallmann yet?
I didn't see anything yet. I'll keep looking for it.

Take care,
Fritz

Re: Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-13 03:11:37Z

Hi Mark,
I do have that census as well as the others that Siegfried shows up in. He is in the 1900's census but in Lynn, McLeod County, MN with his family. I haven't been able to source it but at times I felt he was another son of Carl Dallmann. The birth date would be about 1845 and that would seem about right to be one of the sons of Carl. The other thing is that in the 1910 census he is living right next to the Otto's and there were connections between these two families as well. So far though I haven't been able to prove it with any kind of record. He did come to U.S. in 1866 as well which is the same year some of the others came.
I'd like to get a death certificate to verify my hunch though.

I'll keep looking,
Fritz

Re: Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-08 04:19:53Z

Hi Mark,

Albert F. Dallmann was married twice. With his first
wife (Regina Huhla) they had 4 children but three died
very young. Henry was the only son that lived. Regina died
after having her daughter Christine who also died in infancy in 1897.
Abt 1902 Albert F. married Mary Sorheim who had also been married previously (husband unknown) and had a son, John, in her first marriage. Albert F. and Mary had three more children then. Martin F. Dallmann b. 11/14/1903 d. 12/4/1976 in Lucan, Redwood County, MN. Anna Dallmann b. abt 1906 d. unknown and Oletta Alma Dallmann b. 8/12/1911 d. 8/28/1969 in Oregon U.S.A.

I hope I helped you out.

Take care,
Fritz

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-07 16:07:15Z

Hi again Mark,

Thanks, I actually had the ships manifest already
as you had given the name of the ship on an earlier
message. I have now put many more of the pieces together
with the Zamzow side. Thanks again.
Hey, just curious.. do you miss the Minnesota winters? (<:
If you are looking for more info let me know and I will
see if I can help.

Have a great day,
Fritz

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-05 05:39:13Z

Hi Mark,

To be honest I have little on Wilhelmina Blank. I guess I thought her father was Ferdinand Blank. I'm probably wrong on that though. The reason I thought that was from the 1865 Nicollet, Nicollet county, MN census. It shows a Ferdinand Blank family with Wilhelmine shown and then in the 1870 census Ferdinand Blank family is shown without Wilhelmine and by that time she is shown married to Ferdinand Dallmann. The Ferdinand Blank family in 1865 does show a number of children as well as the 1870 census in Nicollet. I'll have to check further on this.

Take care,
Fritz

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-05 02:10:47Z

Hi Mark,

I still haven't found Karl Zamzow in 1885 and have gone
through much of Nicollet County as well as some of Redwood
county. Oh well, not all that important I guess.
That web site you gave me was very helpful..thanks much.
What I found to be real strange though is that I knew Karl
Zamzow was married to Amelia Dallmann (This is my wife's
father's side of the family) but he was also married a
second time to Anna Thom... this is my wife's mothers side
of the family. Anna Thom is a sister of Herman Thom the great grandfather of my wife. I'm sure more info that you didn't need but I thought it was interesting to me to find that out through the web that you gave me. Thanks again.

Have a good un,
Fritz

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

rondakay1 — 2008-05-03 20:17:17Z

Hi Mark,

I'm sorry about that, I meant Carl Zamzow's father.
I was wondering if he ever came to America. I did find
all the Zamzow family in Three Lakes MN. I actually grew
up in that area in Echo MN. Are you living in MN?
I went to school with an Engel that lived in Danube, MN
but not sure if that is the same family. At any rate it
is always fun to find distant relatives.. eh?

Have a great day,
Fritz

Vincent Dallman

gloriakaul — 2007-04-27 22:21:33Z

I'm looking for information on the ancestors and descendants of Vincent Dallman, born in 1836 in Prussia. He married Emelia Klawitter. Thanks much. Gloria

Re: Dallman

MARYLOUELIASON — 2007-03-19 15:43:11Z

Hi, I just read your message from last year. John J and Myrtie Dallman are my great grandparents. I Have John J Dallman's father as Jacob Dallman. And his father as John Albert Dallman. Myrtie's parents were Charles Ellis and Mary Jane Rice. More info? grammylulue@msn.com

Re: Wisconsin Dallman

MARYLOUELIASON — 2007-05-18 23:40:45Z

I'm wondering if the name of the town you searched for may be Auorora. I also have Dallman relatives in Wis. Let me know if you are still searching.

DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-04-26 13:20:13Z

Johann Gottlieb DALLMANN (22 Sep 1837 - 6 May 1916) served in the Union Army (in a Minnesota regiment) during the civil war and then settled in Nicollet County. I found where his parents were Carl DALLMANN and Maria PROCKNO (listed on death record).

Carl DALLMANN shows up pretty often (below is a summary of what I have found).

Has anyone worked out the DALLMANN families in Nicollet Township before the mid-1870s?

Thanks in advance,
Mark Winter

Carl DALLMANN
m. Anna Marie ???

Ferdinand DALLMANN(23 jan 1843 - 16 feb 1931)
m. Wilhelmina BLANK (20 apr 1843 - 23 aug 1926)

Freidr DALLMANN (abt 1846)

Carl DALLMANN
m. Mary BROCHNER (Mary BROCKNER)

Albert Ludwig DALLMANN (4 jan 1840 - 3 jun 1917)
m. Augusta A. KIESOW (4 Dec 1844 - 31 Jul 1926)

Frederick DALLMANN (19 Apr 1846 - 12 feb 1926)
m. Wilhelmina ??? (17 Dec 1847 - 10 apr 1905)

???
m. ???

August Herman DALLMANN (7 Dec 1832 - 30 oct 1903)
m. Carolina Johanna GRUNKE (21 Jun 1833 - 13 sep 1916)

Fritz DALLMANN (abt 1846 - ???)
m. Wilhelmina ??? (abt 1848 - ???) in Dec. 1969

Carl DALLMANN
m. Maria PROCKNO

Johann Gottlieb DALLMANN (22 Sep 1837 - 6 May 1916)

Wilhelm DALLMANN (abt 1819 - aft 1880)
m. Johanna ??? (abt 1830 - aft 1880)

DALLMANNs in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-04-26 12:56:58Z

I am trying find out the family relationships of 2 DALLMANNs buried in the Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Nicollet Township, Nicollet County, Minnesota. (I'm using my research notes from the mid-1970s - before college/marriage/kids.)

- Carl Dallmann d. 21 Jul 1868 "alter 47 jahre 8 mon"
(note: buried in 2nd row, about center, from the east fence)

- Anna Maria Dallmann b. 22 June 1800 d. 28 sep 1868
(first row, about center, from the east fence)

Does anyone know anything about them or their families?

Thanks in advance,
Mark Winter

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-03 11:34:38Z

Thanks Fritz.

I had found Albert, Frederick and Ferdinand (with Wilhelmina) coming to the US on 4 Jun 1866 on the Charlotte.

I am descended from Ferdinand. His daughter Emilie m. Carl ZAMZOW (still trying to find him in 1885 census). Carl and Emilie's daughter Lydia is my grandmother.

Thanks for the info.

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-03 19:55:35Z

Hi Fritz,
I don't know about about Carl DALLMANN's father.

Lydia ZAMZOW married William August ENGEL. The ZAMZOWs were in Redwood County.

Mark

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-03 21:06:13Z

So many people with the same first names, it is hard to keep them all straight.

Yes, the ZAMZOW parents and a sister came over.

I found this during the past week.
Check out this URL for more info on ZAMZOWs. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/p/e/t/Daniel-D-Pe...

Lots of new leads, but there is a bunch that matches with what I have already.

I'm in Tennessee, and get back to MN a couple of times a year. That, of course, was before the price of gas went way up.

Mark

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-05 03:56:36Z

I picked up Carl ZAMZOW's marriage to Anna STRENGE from his obit. I guess it was her 2nd too.

How much have you looked into Ferdinand DALLMANN? I have his wife Wilhelmina as daughter of Johann BLANK and Heriette KUTZ (these were named as her parents in the Nicollet County death record, L.A. Fritsche was listed as the attending physician).

Do you know if she had any brothers or sisters? Her obit did not mention any, just children.

Sometime this week I need to post a couple of items about the ZAMZOWs' immigration.

Have a good week, Fritz,

Mark

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-06 00:16:24Z

Greetings Fritz,
I have a passenger manifest showing the Dallmann brothers arriving in New York.

arrival 4 June 1866 on "charlotte" manifest

name age sex occup. origin destination
Albert Dallmann 26 m laborer Annaberg Minnesota
Ferdinand Dallmann 23 m laborer Annaberg Minnesota
Wilhelmina Dallmann 23 f laborer Annaberg Minnesota
Friedr Dallmann 20 m laborer Annaberg Minnesota

All were in steerage.

The 1900 census has Ferdinand and wife Wilhelmina, both age 57, as having been married 34 years (marriage about 1866). It also shows them as having arrived in the US in 1866.

You can find the passenger manifest through ancestry.com (with image). They are also listed in the indexes at castlegarden.com and aad.archives.gov (I think these 2 are basically the same).

Mark

Re: DALLMANN in Nicollet County, Minnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-08 02:23:41Z

Fritz,
I do a lot of road bicycling now, and enjoy the southern weather (except the hot and humid summers). I miss the long, straight country roads of southern Minnesota.

I have posted another query.

Mark

Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-08 02:20:08Z

There is a gravestone in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery in Nicollet Twp for Regina H. DALLMANN, 1864-1900.

Nicollet County death records (when I was there back in the mid-70s): (all are Nicollet Twp)
d. 13 Mar 1900 Regina HUHLE, born in South Carolina, age 34 years, 11 mon and 28 days. Father Conrad HUHLE, mother Frederick [no last name]
d. 7 Mar 1900 "stillborn" son
I have "A.F. DALLMANN" as husband/father.

Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN are also the parents of:
Mary E.B. DALLMANN, d. 9 Sep 1895, age 15 days
[not named] son DALLMANN, d. 12 Nov 1897, age 1 day
Christine DALLMANN, d. 8 Jan 1899, age 15 days.

All that to ask:
1. How many times was Albert Ferdinand DALLMANN married and to whom?

I don't have access to the county records, but my guess is he was married at least twice.
A. 1895 Minn Census has a DALLMANN Albert [age] 29, with DALLMANN Albert Mrs. [age] 29, and son DALLMANN Henry [age 2].
B. 1900 US Census (family 30) has Albert, son Henry (age 7) with Albert's sister Bertha (age 22).
C. 1905 Minn Census has Albert F., Maria (age 33, born in Norway), Henry (12), John (8), and Martin (1-6/12). Maria and John had been members of the census district for 3 years. That would put marriage 1902 to about mid-1903?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance,

Mark Winter

Re: Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-10 11:57:28Z

Thanks Fritz.

Have you run across Siefried Dallmann? I have picked him up in the 1870 Nicollet Twp census and an 1884 homestead certificate.

Thanks,
Mark

John Dallmann in Nicollet County

markwinter15 — 2008-05-13 16:42:06Z

I descended from Ferdinand Dallmann (1843-1931). He came to the US in 1866 with wife Wilhelmina and his brothers Albert and Frederick.

He also had, I think but have not yet proved, brothers August and Johann. August arrived on 30 May 1868 on the ship Carl. He and his family were among just under 500 people who arrived in New York from Bremen. Carl and Johanna Dallmann and family was also on the manifest, with Marie (who was much older than August and Carl) listed between the families. With the families listed together like this it generally meant they were travelling together, so they were all probably closely related.

Johann arrived in the US on ship Ocean on 11 June 1862 from Hamburg. There were just 131 people listed on the passenger manifest so it must have been a pretty small ship. 29 of them were listed with Minnesota
as their destination. This designation of a destination generally meant that they had a package deal that covered the whole trip. The ship left Hamburg on April 16.

I need to look at the other Ocean passengers to see if they wound up in Nicollet County, or some other part of Minnesota. No other Dallmanns were on the ship.

What is interesting is what follows his arrival.

On 21 August 1862, in St. Peter, Johann enlists as a private in Company K, 7th Minnesota Infantry Regiment, for 3 years. The enlistment contract shows him as 5 feet 6 inches tall, with gray eyes and light hair. He was 24 years old. He signed his name as Johann Dallmann but whoever filled in the rest has him as Johan Dahlmann.

The muster roll does not indicate his rate of pay but does show he got a $2 premium and a bounty of $25.

I found a couple of regimental history summaries. In the fall of 1862 they were chasing the Sioux around southern Minnesota following their uprising in response to their poor treatment. In the winter of 1862 they wintered at Mankato guarding the Sioux prisoners of which 38 were
eventually hanged.

In the fall of 1863 the regiment went to St. Louis where it performed guard duty. In June 1864 it was sent to Memphis. From there it participated in campaigns through Mississippi, and in Tennessee.

John Dallmann was wounded in the left hip. One record (dated 11 Jan. 1865) shows he was wounded at Nashville on 15 Dec 1864. His discharge record shows he was wounded at Tupelo Mississippi on July 13, 1864. The Nashville record is probably more accurate.

He was discharged from the army on 30 June 1865 from the army hospital at Prairie de Chein, Wisconsin, with a 1/4th degree of disability.

On one hosital record it shows his nearest relative as "Charles Dallmann" of "Statin, Prussia" [it is actually the province of Stettin, Prussia]. Another hospital's record shows nearest relative as what looks like "J Swans, Friend" with no address listed.

The rest of his relatives started arriving in Nicollet County in 1866, settling in Nicollet Township.

Re: Albert F. and Regina DALLMANN in Nicollet County, MInnesota

markwinter15 — 2008-05-13 16:31:58Z

Fritz,
Thanks. Do you have obits for the Dallmann brothers and their wives?

Mark

PS: I am going to post a query on John Dallmann today.

Re: Wisconsin Dallman

NancySandahl841 — 2007-10-13 06:43:57Z

I am also trying to find some information on Dallman's in Wisconsin. I only have one name:
Katherine Dallman, born May 17, 1859 (Germany/Poland) - died Jan 1, 1948 - Portage County, WS.
She married Joseph Wanta, Jr. b. 1857 - d. 1937. They had many children but will not list at this time.

Re: Wisconsin Dallman

NancySandahl841 — 2007-10-17 17:27:29Z

Yes, I would love to read over your family history and see if I can connect on something.
Our Dallman's lived mostly in the Stephens Point area.
I even ordered her death certificate, but the informant (a son) knew nothing about her at all. So disappointing.
She was called "Kate" by her family. Her incredible blue eyes have come down thru the generations to my husband, daughter and a grandchild.
email: njts59@cox.net
Thank you!