Ideker - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Ideker Family

2006-06-27 02:10:51Z

Carolyn,
This is not directly related to your post but sort of.
My great-grandfather was an Ideker in Plymouth Couty, Iowa
near Hinton. This weekend I went to the Indiana District
LWML convention in South Bend, IN. There I met a lady
named Ottilie. She was the spitting image of my grandmother
Amanda Ida Emma (Ideker) Howe. She had Ideker ancestors. Now how small a world is that.
Kathy

Re: Ideker Family

RayanneR — 2006-06-16 07:08:03Z

I am a descendant of Ottilie Schmidt Rabeneck and Louis Conrad Rabeneck (Ottilie's mom was an Ideker). They named their oldest daughter Otillie. My grandpa was one of their younger children, Elder Rabeneck. The Rabenecks and Ideker cross and intermarry in a couple of places, I think. I think they were cousins of some sort anyway. I may be able to help you with some of this if you still are looking. Many of the Rabenecks and Idekers still live around here (Stuttgart, AR). Let me know specifics that you are looking for.

Ideker Family

2006-01-19 22:40:49Z

Hello, I know that I am a few years late for the reunion. lol That is okay. What I was wondering was this. Do you have any information on any of these people that I am about to list. Ottilie M. Ideker, Oscar W. Ideker, Otillie Rabeneck, Louis C. Rabeneck, Otille D. Schmidt and so on? I am in a search for my family history. I was just blessed to know were I come from. I have only had my dad's side that I knew of. But, now I have been completed. If this rings a bell, I would be greatful for any dates or names to help me continue my family tree completion. Thank you Lyn

Re: Old Photo-Ethel Marie Ideker

2006-01-19 22:36:33Z

I have an Ethel Marie Ideker in my family history. She was my gggg-ma. I was wondering if you could copy it for me and e-mail it. I would love to have such a tresure. Thank you, Lyn

Re: Ideker-Holzhauer

barbaree1 — 2005-02-28 23:04:42Z

Sue,

I am also doing research on the Joe Blair Pearce family. Joe is my husband's great-grandfather as follows:

Joe B. Pearce
Fred Oscar Pearce
Elizabeth Carol Pearce

I understand that you are a descendent of Joe B. Pierce, Jr. Please forgive me if I have spoken with you before and don't remember. My computer has crashed and I lost a bunch of info. I would like to discuss a couple things with you!

Kristine

Re: Caspar Holzhauer

barbaree1 — 2005-02-28 23:04:42Z

I would like to talk to Bill Remus or anyone else about the Caspar and Heinrich Holzhauer family.

My email address is : barbaree@classicnet.net

Thank you,

Kristine

Ideker

KBaker1370 — 2004-01-29 17:46:11Z

Sue, My great-Grandfather was Fremont Frederick
Ideker of Plymouth County, Iowa. He was born
in eastern Iowa, but his father came from
southern Germany. I have church records
dating back to the early 1700's in Germany
of the Ideker family. Do you know where your
Ideker family came from? Perhaps we are
distant cousins as Ideker is not a common
name. I will share my info with you if you
would like. Also, my Grandmother, Amanda
Ida Emma (IDEKER)HOWE, will be celebrating
her 100th birthday in June, 2002. We are
planning a Ideker-Howe reunion at that time
in Hinton, Iowa. Perhaps if we are cousins
you would like to attend. My e-mail is
bakerkab1@earthlink.net

Ideker

KBaker1370 — 2004-01-29 17:46:11Z

Sue: I have dug further into my research.
Found my Ideker's came from Hanover, Germany.
Have trace back to a Johann Heinrich Ideker
b. Mar 1, 1719 & d. Nov. 1, 1784, Hanover,
Germany. He m. Catherine Maria Niemeier b.
Feb 25, 1734 & d. Apr. 3, 1800 Hanover,
Germany. I have all the generation from then
on that lead up to my grandmother Amanda
(Ideker) Howe; thanks to a cousin who was
stationed in Germany in the U.S. Army. He
got all the info from the church records
in Hanover. If this would help would be
glad to share them with you.
E-mail: bakerkab1@earthlink.net

Re: Ideker

2004-01-11 16:05:03Z

There is an Idecker in my family line, they settled in the Brownsville, Minnesota area, and the father would be Henrich Idecker, whose daughter Caroline married Christopher Lutjen in mid 1870s.
These two left the Brownsville area and settled in the Lake City, Minn area where they had a family of five, one of whom Anna was my Grandmother.
I believe there was a cousin or sister, who married a Gleason from the Lake City area.
would this be in the family tree of the Ideckers you have?
Duane

Re: Caspar Holzhauer

2003-10-09 17:05:42Z

Casper Holzhauer bornJuly 19th, 1865 Solz, Nassau-Hessen, Germany married Augusta Emmaline Ideker Feb. 14, 1869 died July, 1939 and was buried July 11th, 1939 Pine Bluff, Arkansas. His father was Henry J. Ideker born possibly
Nov. 10, 1837 Reburg, Hanover, Germany died Oct. 24, 1924 Ulm Arkansas. He was married sometime before 1869 to Mary Cathrine Imrote (spelling may be off and could be Emrote or Emorte) who was born in 1848 Illinois and it appears her mother's name was Augusta. The above information is some that I just came accross when looking for information on Clarence Holzhauer (son of Casper born in 1901) He was married to Odia Jacks (Jacgues) who was a sister to Dortha Jacks Musgrove -wife of Charles Henry Musgrove (the las two are my maternal grandparents. The father of Odia and Dortha was Dr. Odia Marshall jacks.

While I do have this information I do not have any recordable evidence right now - If anyone has any records that they would be willing to share I would appreciate it. Likewise if anything that I have will help I will gladly send it to whoever needs it.

my e-mail address is "kds9737@hotmail.com"

Old Photo-Ethel Marie Ideker

2003-07-04 04:00:27Z

I have an old photo, mounted on cardboard, of a girl. On the back is written "Ethel Marie Ideker, age 7 yrs.,4 mo.,1 week. If this rings a bell, please email me, and you may have it.

HOWE-IDEKER REUNION

KathleenBake98 — 2002-03-24 01:57:53Z

HOWE-IDEKER REUNION, June 16th, 2002, Hinton Community Hall, Hinton, Iowa. (Just north of Sioux City, Iowa
on Hwy 75). Come early 10:00 am, we eat at 12:30 pm.
Semi catered meal. Chicken, cole slaw, potato salad, baked
beans, rolls. Supper will be ham, roast beef slices, buns,
and left overs. Feel free to bring a side dish and/or dessert.
Drinks will be furnished. Cost is $10/person. Contact Kathy
Baker (bakerkab1@mindspring.com) 1825 Millers Court,
Noblesville, Iowa 46060 (317) 773-1465. This is the HOWE
line of Johann and Magdaleana (Schwart) HOWE from Lubbeck, Germany; came to Plymouth County, Iowa in 1900.
The IDEKER line is Konrad and Sophia (Bartling) IDEKER
from Hanover, Germany; came to Guttenburg, Iowa 1880
and ended up in Plymouth County, Iowa. SEE YOU THERE!

Ideker-Holzhauer

2000-07-31 08:34:42Z

Email me and I will try and send what I have.
My grandmother was from the Ideker-Erote familes, married Holzhauer and them Pearce.
The families lived in Pine Bluff, Ark , Jefferson CO. and round that area.
Sue Email address is gssolo@juno.com

Ideker-Holzhauer

2000-07-31 08:32:13Z

Emmail me and I will try and send what I have.
My grandmother was from the Ideker-Erote familes, married Holzhauer and them Pearce.
The families lived in Pine Bluff, Ark , Jefferson CO. and round that area.
Sue

Caspar Holzhauer

2000-07-31 03:25:47Z

I was just looking at the 1900 census for
Pine Bluff AR and found children oscar, frank, charles and alice.

I am a descendent of caspar's brother
heinrich who settled in nearby Gillett AR.

Have you much information on caspar?

best regards Bill Remus

Ideker-Holzhauer

2000-03-21 21:06:18Z

Searching for Augusta Emmaline Ideker, married Casper Holzhauer. They had a daughter named Alice Kathrene Holzhauer. I do not know of the other sibblings. I do know she married a Stelson, and Joe Blair Pearce. Pearce was from somewhere in Pa. I think around Merscer, Pa.

Ideker-Holzhauer

2000-03-21 21:04:22Z