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In Search of Ancestor's/Descendant's of Mittelstaedt/Mittelstadt/Hahn/Unger/Kollman/Coleman(family information on anyone listed in this document below).

Tryng to find the Links to my Mittelsted Lines-

Please note that the "Mittelsted" Surname and other surnames have been changed many times and recorded in many different versions so please~ if you run across these names and the last name is spelled different do not be intimidated into thinking that they are not the same people-

Further research is just needed and you could never have too much info-

Searching for any information, birth, marriage, death, brother, sister’s, parent’s, aunt’s, uncles, census, cemetery records, obituaries etc. on the following:

Descendants of Friedrich Hahn

Generation No. 1

1. Friedrich1 Hahn was born 18 Mar 1810 in Pomerania, and died 24 Jan 1881 in Wisconsin. He married Johanna Unger. She was born 26 Sep 1817 in Puterlin, Pomerania, and died 01 Apr 1900 in Theresa Township, Dodge County, Wisconsin.

Children of Friedrich Hahn and Johanna Unger are:
2 i. Johanna (Hannah), born Bet. 1840 - 1870.
3 ii. Emilie Hahn, born 12 Nov 1842 in Trechel, Germany; died 27 Sep 1911 in Lomira, Dodge County, Wisconsin. She married Wilhelm Friedrich Zastrow 22 Jan 1868 in Germany.

4 iii. Alvina Wilhelmia Henrietta Hahn, born 16 Jan 1847 in Trechel, Germany; died 08 Sep 1923 in Spencer, Marathon County, Wisconsin. She married Herman Andre 1871 in Germany.

More About Herman Andre and Alvina Hahn:
Marriage: 1871, Germany

5 iv. Franz Hahn, born 21 Apr 1854 in Trechel, Germany; died 13 Nov 1902 in Kohlsville, Washington County, Wisconsin. He married Johanna Dachtler 01 Apr 1875; born Bet. 1830 - 1865.

6 v. Bertha Sophie Hahn, born Oct 1856 in Trechel, Germany. She married Carl August Hoffman 28 May 1880.


7 vi. Julius Herman August Hahn, born Jan 1858 in Trechel, Germany; died in Spencer, Clark County, Wisconsin. He married Elizabeth Boder 20 Oct 1881.

8 vii. Friedrich David August Hahn, born 28 Mar 1862 in Germany; died 07 Jan 1936 in Theresa Township, Dodge County, Wisconsin. He married Dorothea Johane Schrieber 10 Apr 1888 in Dodge County, Wisconsin.

Generation No. 2

2. Johanna2 (Hannah) (Friedrich1 Hahn) was born Bet. 1840 - 1870. She married (1) Charles Coleman (Kohlman)2. He was born Bet. 1809 - 1826. She married (2) Wilhelm Mittelstadt. He was born 1841, and died 1877.

More About Charles Coleman (Kohlman):
Residence: 1860, Leroy Township, Dodge County, Wisconsin

Children of Johanna (Hannah) and Charles (Kohlman) are:
9 i. Herman Fenner, born Bet. 1844 - 1874; Adopted child.

More About Herman Fenner:
Residence: 1860, Leroy Township, Dodge County, Wisconsin

10 ii. William Middlestate, born Abt. 1877.

More About William Middlestate:
Residence: 1860, Leroy Township, Dodge County, Wisconsin


Children of Johanna (Hannah) and Wilhelm Mittelstadt are:
+ 11 i. Richard Mittelstaedt, born 25 Dec 1873 in Obersitzkaw, Germany.
+ 12 ii. Emma (Anna) Alwine Ernstine Mittelstadt, born 14 Dec 1875 in Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin.
13 iii. William Mittelstadt, born 1877.


Generation No. 3

11. Richard3 Mittelstaedt (Johanna2 (Hannah), Friedrich1 Hahn) was born 25 Dec 1873 in Obersitzkaw, Germany. He married Emma Conrad 08 May 1902 in Wisconsin, daughter of Valentin Conrad and Sophia Pfeiffer. She was born 05 Dec 1868 in Waupun, Wisconsin.

Children of Richard Mittelstaedt and Emma Conrad are:
14 i. Unknown Mittelsteadt.
15 ii. Unknown Mittelstaedt.
16 iii. Unknown Mittelsteadt.
17 iv. Unknown Mittelsteadt.
18 v. Unknown Mittelsteadt.


12. Emma (Anna) Alwine Ernstine3 Mittelstadt (Johanna2 (Hannah), Friedrich1 Hahn) was born 14 Dec 1875 in Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin. She married Johann Luck 27 Nov 1895, son of Ernst Luck and Auguste Geidel. He was born 26 Dec 1862 in Mequon Township, Ozaukee County, Wisconsin.

Child of Emma Mittelstadt and Johann Luck is:
19 i. Verna Johanna Augusta Luck, born 03 Sep 1896.

Any help for information on the above individuals and there families would be greatly apprecitated.

Bonnie Mlaska-Guerrero
mlaska_bonnie@yahoo.com