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Re: Unruh Family of Germantown Twp, Philadelphia Pa

paden101 — 2009-11-08 01:58:29Z

Hannah,

If your still around I'd love to speak to you in regards to these Unruh's.

Unruh's off Gorgas Lane , Germantown Philadelphia

paden101 — 2009-11-08 01:44:09Z

Hello,

I'm not a relative but I'm researching the families that owned a particular property in Germantown, Philadelphia. I have found the the Unruh family owned this tract of land in the 1850's 60's and I'd like to speak to someone familiar with this family.

I was curious if they had any ties to the underground railroad.

Thank you for your replies!

Re: Unruh family

paden101 — 2009-11-07 14:41:30Z

Hello,

I am researching the Unruh family who lived off Mt. Pleasant ave in Germantown PA. I noted on the 1860 US Census that John and Elizabeth Unruh had a ED MILLER listed (age 16)as working there.

Does anyone know if they owned slaves? I'm guessing that this Ed stokes may have been a slave with some research I'm doing on the property. Can anyone offer me some clues??

UNRUH Clarence E and Rosabel T

t42MountOlivet — 2009-09-03 02:31:08Z

UNRUH Clarence E and Rosabel T

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 206,332 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Ray Unruh

JIWelsch — 2009-06-02 22:23:27Z

TIPTON, Iowa -- Ray Carol Unruh, 76, Tipton, died Saturday, March 27, 2004, at Mechanicsville Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, Mechanicsville, after an extended illness.

Graveside services are at Tipton Masonic Cemetery, Tipton. The Rev. Ron Lashmit will officiate. His body has been cremated.

Memorial visitation is at the Fry Funeral Home, Tipton. Memorials may be made to the Ray Unruh Memorial Fund or Amenity Hospice, Cedar Rapids.

Mr. Unruh was born April 19, 1927, in Cedar County, the son of Louis and Bertha Hudson Unruh. He married Ruth Iola Dettman.

He was a cement truck driver, farmer and custodian at Tipton School.

He was a past member of Tipton Moose Lodge.

Survivors include five daughters, Brenda Vanscoy and husband, Pete, of Tipton, Glenda Pitlik of Mount Vernon, Linda Thumma and husband, Rick, of Tipton, Diane Duwa and husband, John, of West Branch and Kelly Unruh and husband, Pat, of Rochester; two sons, Craig Unruh and Scott Unruh and wife, Donna, all of Tipton; 13 grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; two brothers, Clair Unruh and Henry Unruh; and five sisters, Naomi Sell, Delores Truhlar, Lorraine Rudolff and Joyce Miller

He was preceded in death by his parents and a son, Dennis Unruh.

Ruth Unruh

JIWelsch — 2009-06-02 22:22:45Z

TIPTON, Iowa -- Ruth Iola Unruh, 73, of 508 Orange St., Tipton, died Sunday, Feb. 16, 2003, at Mercy Hospital, Iowa City.

Services are at the Fry Funeral Home, Tipton. The Rev. Ron Lashmit will officiate. Pallbearers are Gene Moore, Gary Moore, Rusty Schroeder, Tom Hoffner, Dave Dettman and Billy Feddersen. Honorary pallbearers are Becky, Tiffany, Heather, Brandon, Brittany, Corey, Enca, Chantelle, Chelsey, Josh, Logan, Dalton and Danielle. Burial will be at Tipton Masonic Cemetery, Tipton.

Memorials may be made to the Sycamore Center in Tipton or for heart research.

Mrs. Unruh was born on Jan. 29, 1930, in rural Cedar County, the daughter of William C. and Linnie 'Mina' Wilhelmina Brinkman Dettman. She married Ray Carol Unruh on July 25, 1948, in Tipton.

She graduated from Tipton High School in 1948.

She retired from Oral B Laboratories after 30 years and she was a cook and housekeeper at the Sycamore Center, Tipton.

She was a member of the Tipton Moose Lodge, Women of the Moose for 54 years and the Moose Academy of Friendship.

She enjoyed bingo and childrens activities.

Survivors include daughters, Brenda Vanscoy and her husband, Pete, of Tipton, Glenda Pitlik of Lisbon, Linda Thumma and her husband, Rick, of Tipton, Diane Duwa and her husband, John, of West Branch and Kelly Unruh and her husband, Pat, of Tipton; sons, Craig Unruh and his wife, Judy, and Scott Unruh and his wife, Donna, all of Tipton; 13 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; and three sisters, Alice Moore of Oskaloosa, Lillian Schroeder of Tipton and Shirley Hoffner of Clarence.

She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Dennis Unruh; three brothers, William, Robert and Earl; a sister, Betty Feddersen; and special friend, Bob Last.

Re: Edward UNRUH b.1855 Louisville KS md. Anna Thoma NEMER

smiller000 — 2009-06-02 01:05:48Z

Hi Patsy, Judith, Darla,
I've looked over your postings.
It's been awhile since we've seen you Patsy. Hope you and Walter are well. Can you email me the Andrew Unruh, Catherine Michael marriage record.
Darla, whatever info you have on the Andrew Unruh family would be appreciated.
I have quite a bit of information on Anna Thoma Unruh, but I don't think she's in your line Judith. I'm not sure where you fit in Darla.
Anyway, let me know what's available. Any and all info on this family is appreciated.

Re: Unruh family

bcjantal — 2009-05-21 16:58:31Z

She was the daughter of John Unruh and Elizabeth Unknown born 26 Feb 1790 and baptized 29 Jul 1792 at St Michaels Lutheran Church in Germantown, Phila, PA. She and Samuel were married in March 1809 at First Reformed Church in Phila. I have a pdf copy of that marriage entry if you are interested. The last I found them on census records was 1840 in Washington, Wayne Co, IN under the name Samuel Freighthorn, IF that is them.

Re: Unruh family

bcjantal — 2009-05-21 15:08:30Z

From "Records of the American Catholic Historical Society of Philadelphia" (online at google books), Francis Glass and Catharine Unrue [Unruh] were married at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Phila on 3 Aug 1811.

Isaac Unruh's wife

Mary_Jalonen — 2009-04-24 18:15:43Z

I am trying to find information on my grandmother's mother. I do not know her name. She was married to Isaac Unruh (1885-1949) of Lamont, Hamilton, Kansas. She died at a young age - my grandmother was 5 in the 1930 census and her mother was already deceased. If there is any other info. that will help let me know.

Re: Unruh family

jmgilbert78 — 2009-04-21 07:56:30Z

Do you know anything about Elizabeth Unruh (1789-unknown)born in PA and married to Samuel Charles Fitchorn?

Re: Unruh family

bcjantal — 2009-04-10 17:39:54Z

I'm afraid I do not have information on Catharina's marriage to Francis Glass. I've had that for a very long time, before I started carefully documenting where information came from.

I strongly suspect, though cannot prove it, that John's wife, Catharina's mother, was Elizabeth Fisher.

I descend through Catharina's brother, Joseph, that went back to Germantown and married his 2nd cousin.

Brenda
bantal@tampabay.rr.com

Re: Unruh family

jmullert_1 — 2009-04-10 16:46:53Z

I am looking for more information about your posting of John Unruh b1765, father of Catharina b1791 (m Francis Glass). I am a decendent looking for more information on this marriage.

Re: Edward UNRUH b.1855 Louisville KS md. Anna Thoma NEMER

DarlaC100 — 2009-01-25 03:12:21Z

Hi Patsey,
Yes I have found your family in the 1860 Census Jefferson Co. It is listed as Nurch instead of Unruh
Andrew A age 28 from Germany
Catherine age 26 from Germany
Caroline age 6 from Kentucky
Edwin age 3 from Kentucky
Amelia age 9/12 from Kentucky

PM me for more information. razkal11@aol.com

Re: Edward UNRUH b.1855 Louisville KS md. Anna Thoma NEMER

troublesome — 2009-01-25 01:53:29Z

Darla,
Just found your note posted in October, 2008. Yes, we would be interested in trading information with you!! Thank you so much for the offer. I will be monitoring the board.

Patsy

Re: Edward UNRUH b.1855 Louisville KS md. Anna Thoma NEMER

jrmyers34 — 2009-01-16 18:58:19Z

Hi Darla,

Please email me! jwildcat434@yahoo.com

Re: Edward UNRUH b.1855 Louisville KS md. Anna Thoma NEMER

DarlaC100 — 2008-10-18 03:35:26Z

I have some information about this family. I was wondering if Patsy or Judith are still looking?

Retirement of Sara Becker Unruh, Mobile, AL 1933

charbmoore3 — 2008-09-24 11:20:26Z

From the Mobile, Alabama Newspaper

Sunday, Sept. 24, 1933

"After 11 years of faithful service, Mrs. Sara Becker Unruh , affectionately known to those whom she served as 'Mother Unruh,' will leave her post as night supervisor at City hospital to enter private life. ... 'Mother Unruh,' who has stood shoulder-to-shoulder with many in their fight with death, is passing the work on to her daughters, two of whom are in training at City hospital."

Not my line, just sharing.

Re: George & Jacob Unruh of Zap, ND

2006-09-13 22:50:56Z

Hi

Could you contact me on your Unruh line? The Lapp family marriJohann Lapp married a Catharina Mararetha Unruh born 21 Dec 1812 in Gluckstal South Russia She was the 7th born child ofTHEOBALD UNRUH AND ANNA MARIA HAGEN his father was JOHANN NICOLAUS UNRUH AND ANNA MARIA ? Please contact me

Re: Christinna Unruh Goetz, b. 1872

2006-09-08 01:40:28Z

What are her birth and death dates and places please?

Barb

Re: Christinna Unruh Goetz, b. 1872

2006-09-06 19:42:47Z

Please contact me regarding this Unruh family as my husband is the great great grandson of Catheriene Margaretha Unruh

Re: DAVID UNRUH, b. 1867 in Germany

2006-07-20 23:05:50Z

David,
Susanna Schlese was born 23 Oct 1835 in a German colony near Zhitomir, Ukraine. She had three siblings; Ernest 1833, Johann 1826, Karolina 1823. Her father was Martin August Schlese and her mother was Renate Gebaur.

What information do you have?

Unruh's in Philadelphia

2006-06-03 15:48:38Z

I'm looking for any information on Marshall Farah Unruh who lived in the Philadelphia area in the early 1900's.

Re: Unruh in Philadelphia

2006-06-03 15:46:19Z

My g-grandfather was Marshall Farah Unruh and lived in the Philadelphia area. I'm interested in finding out more about his ancestry. My family of Unruh's still resides in Philadelphia.

Re: Unruh family

2006-03-31 07:22:41Z

I have:
John Unruh (1765 - c 1830) born to George Sebastian Unruh and Catharina Simon. John married Elizabeth Unknown and had the following children:
Sebastian Unruh (1789-1806)
Elizabeth (1790- ) md Samuel Fishtorn
Catharina (1791- ) md Francis Glass
Susanna (1793-1793)
John (1795-1860)
Joseph (1798-1866) md 2nd cousin Maria Unruh
Sarah/Sally (1800- ) md Daniel Edwards
Magdalena/Polly (1801-1890) md Reuben Grimes
Eleonora/Ellen (1806-1855) md David Gift

Re: Unruh family

2006-03-31 07:21:44Z

I have John born 13 Mar 1795 to John Unruh and Elizabeth Unknown. John (b 1795) married Naomi. I don't know if all or only some of his children are Naomi's as I have not located a marriage for them.

John died in Mar 1860. His Berrien Co, MI administration lists his heirs as:
John Unruh Jr of Berrien Co, IN - administrator
Hannah Benson of LaPorte Co, IN
William Unruh of Porter Co, IN
Joseph Unruh of Porter Co, IN
Daniel Unruh of Galien, MI
Mary Ann Kurtz of Dayton, OH
Sarah Ann Alden (formerly Baldwin) of California
Harriet [cannot make out surname]
children of Ellen Andrews (deceased) of LaPorte Co, IN

John Unruh Jr (the above administrator) was born about 1816 and he is the one I have married to Hannah Soper and Hester Swank.

Unruh family

2006-03-31 07:20:36Z

I am looking for the parents of John Unruh, b. 13 Mar 1795 in Germantown, PA. He married (1) Hannah Soper 1939 in Indiana; (2) Hester/Esther Ann Swank about 1854. His children by Hester were: Richard, b. abt 1855; William N., b. 1859; Ella, b. Abt 1863 and Cora, b. Abt 1867.

John died 09 Sept. 1888 in Michigan Twp., LaPorte Co, Indiana

I would also like to find his parents, John and Naomi who lived in Germantown, PA late 1700 and early 1800s. There children were: John, Mary Ann, Joseph, William, Ellen, Sarah Ann, Hannah, Harriett, Naomi and Daniel.

Does anyone have any information on these families? Your help would be appreciated.

Re: Unruh Family of Germantown Twp, Philadelphia Pa

2006-02-25 10:09:50Z

Hannah Benner Roach of Montgomery Co, Penn

Re: Unruh Family of Germantown Twp, Philadelphia Pa

2006-02-25 10:02:09Z

from Hannah Benner Roch

Re: Unruh family

2006-02-24 15:11:17Z

Thank you so much for the information. It fills in some much needed information. Now I can focus on George. I am trying to find out where this family came in Germany.

Re: Henry A. Unruh Obit

rita641 — 2006-09-06 16:03:23Z

Great suggestion, Jack. Also if you are in the vicinity of Goessel you are only a few miles from the Mennonite Library and Archives at Bethel College in North Newton, KS. They have hundreds of church records and family histories as well as shiplists etc. And they are across the street from the Kaufman Museum which houses many more items of interest and is worth the visit if you have Mennonite ancestry.

http://www.bethelks.edu/services/mla/

Re: Harley UNRUH and Lillie (SCHMIDT/ SMITH) UNRUH SCHULTZ buried McPherson Co. Ks.

Covenanteer — 2006-07-29 20:17:22Z

I have a Lena Smith that roughly fits this description, She was born about 1900(?) in either Kiowa or Marion county Kansas. She did live in Ringwood.
However this Lena married a Sam Rogers. Her parents were Henry Schmidt/Smith. Her mother was Susie Unruh. Henry Schmidt/Smith was from Ostrog, Russian Poland. If you think there's a match let me know. I have more information.

Re: Harley UNRUH and Lillie (SCHMIDT/ SMITH) UNRUH SCHULTZ buried McPherson Co. Ks.

Covenanteer — 2006-07-29 20:17:22Z

I believe I copied this from a clipping passed down freom my mom. I don't know what paper it is from, but I believe it is from the Jet/Enid paper.

Obituary for Susie Unruh Smith, April 13, 1965
RITES SATURDAY FOR MRS. SUSIE SMITH
Jet – Mrs. Susie Smith, 87, died late Tuesday evening in an Enid hospital following a long illness.
Funeral services will be 2 p.m. Saturday in the Jet Christian Church with Rev. Dave Brummett officiating. Burial will be in the Pleasant View Cemetery at Jet under the direction of Henninger-Allen Funeral Home.
A native of Marion County, Kansas, she was married to H. T. Smith December 3, 1895 in McPherson, Kansas.
The family farmed in Kansas until 1920 when they moved to Ringwood, where they spent two years before moving to a farm northeast of Jet.
She attended the Jet Mennonite Church. She was preceded in death by her husband on December 21, 1953, a son and a daughter.
Survivors include five sons, William M., Burbank, Calif.; Glenn, Grand Junction, Colo.; Leonard R., Enid; Herman J. and Jesse J. of Jet; two daughters, Mrs. Sam Rogers, Mrs. Jewell Whitely, both of Enid.
Also four brothers, Abe Unruh, Newton Kansas; Jake Unruh, Greensburg Kansas; Joe and Ike Unruh, of California; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Schmidt, Montezuma, Kansas; Mrs. Margaret Williamson, Herington, Kansas; Mrs. Edith Eichenaur, Pratt, Kansas; 26 grandchildren and 30 great-grandchildren.

Re: Allen Unruh and wife Jeanne

skdulcich — 2007-11-18 04:18:18Z

Allen Unruh comes from a long line of Mennonite Unruhs that immigrated to the US from Russia.

The following information is from the California Mennonite Historical Society................

Allen Unruh #338061
Birth: 11 Sep 1916, Newton, Kansas
Family: SPOUSE: Haege, Jean F., 13 Feb 1916, #338089
Married: 8 Jan 1940; Peoria, Illinois
1 -- Unruh, Thomas A., #338090
2 -- Unruh, Michael J., #338091
3 -- Unruh, Sally E., #338092

Father: Unruh, Jacob C., 15 Apr 1879, #318724
Mother: Bergen, Elisabeth, 25 Dec 1883, #338055
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More on Allen's parents:

Jacob C. Unruh (Allen's father) #318724
Birth: 15 Apr 1879, Hillsboro, Kansas
Immigration: 2 Jul 1878, S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York
Death: 23 Feb 1943, Newton, Kansas
Burial: Newton, Kansas
Family: SPOUSE: Bergen, Elisabeth, 25 Dec 1883, #338055
Married: 24 Feb 1901; Buhler, Kansas
1 -- +Unruh, Edmund, 17 Sep 1903, #338056
2 -- +Unruh, Alvin B., 28 Feb 1906, #338057
3 -- +Unruh, Alma B., 14 May 1908, #338058
4 -- +Unruh, Rudolph A., 19 Jan 1910, #338059
5 -- +Unruh, Walter Raymond, 29 Dec 1912, #338060
6 -- +Unruh, Allen, 11 Sep 1916, #338061
7 -- +Unruh, Esther Pauline, #338062

Father: Unruh, Johann, 31 Dec 1830, #315417
Mother: Suderman, Maria, 3 Sep 1837, #27197

Notes: Birth Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 1, page 138. Death Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 713. Notes: He isn't listed on the Strassburg ship passenger list, but must have immigrated then as the rest of his family is listed on the passenger list. One record says he was born in 1878.Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 1, page 138. Marriage Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record
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Elisabeth Bergen (Allen's mother) #338055
Birth: 25 Dec 1883, Aulie Ata, Turkestan
Immigration: 19 Sep 1885, S. S. Eider; arrived New York, New York
Death: 30 Jan 1978, Newton, Kansas

Father: Bergen, Johann, Abt 1849, #9344
Mother: Schmidt, Maria, 17 Aug 1859, #280371

Notes: Birth Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 714. Death Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 714. Notes: Her o.s. birth date was 14 Dec 1883. Born in Germany or Netherlands (during immigration journey). Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 2, page 385. Marriage Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 713
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Jacob Unruh's parents:

Johann Unruh (Allen's paternal grandfather) #315417
Birth: 31 Dec 1830, Schardau, Molotschna, South Russia
Immigration: 2 Jul 1878, S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York
Death: 29 Jan 1908, Lehigh, Kansas
Burial: Hillsboro, Kansas
Family: SPOUSE: Suderman, Maria, 3 Sep 1837, #27197
Married: 22 Jan 1858; South Russia
1 -- +Unruh, Heinrich E., 26 Jun 1859, #27201
2 -- +Unruh, Adelgunda, 20 Nov 1860, #317464
3 -- Unruh, Maria, 1862, #27335
4 -- +Unruh, Johann J., 6 Jun 1864, #27336
5 -- +Unruh, Susanna, 27 Feb 1866, #23655
6 -- +Unruh, Nicholas, 6 Mar 1868, #318723
7 -- +Unruh, Peter P., 22 Dec 1869, #27615
8 -- +Unruh, Helena, 6 Apr 1872, #27639
9 -- +Unruh, Maria, 6 Jan 1874, #22011
10 -- Unruh, Katharina, 12 Dec 1875, #41731
11 -- +Unruh, Jacob C., 15 Apr 1879, #318724

Father: Unrau, Heinrich Wilhelm, 6 Sep 1784, #286067
Mother: Unrau, Susanna, Abt 1797, #27199

Notes: Birth Source: 1900 US Census, Kansas, Reno County, page Little River Twp. Birth Source: 1836 Transfer Records, page 87. Death Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 713. Notes: He immigrated from Elisabeththal, Molotschna, bound for Peabody, KS, per the Bremen departure lists. Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 1 , page 138. Marriage Source: Mennonite Heritage: a Genealogy of the Suderman and Wiens Families, 1800-1975 Marriage Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record.
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Maria Suderman (Allen's paternal grandmother) #27197
Birth: 3 Sep 1837, Ladekopp, Molotschna, South Russia
Immigration: 2 Jul 1878, S. S. Strassburg; arrived New York, New York
Death: 2 Jul 1926, Inman, Kansas
Burial: Hillsboro, Kansas

Father: Suderman, Heinrich Daniel, 2 Aug 1788, #313770
Mother: Penner, Adelgunda, 18 Jul 1805, #315407

Notes: Birth Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 713. Death Source: Wahrheitsfreund, page 14 Jul 1926, p. 12. Notes: Her new style birth date was 15 Sept. The Unruh Family Record lists her place of death as Hillsboro, KS. Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 1, page 138. Marriage Source: Mennonite Heritage: a Genealogy of the Suderman and Wiens Families, 1800-1975, page 196. Marriage Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 713.
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Now Elizabeth Bergen's parents:

Johann Bergen (Allen's maternal grandfather) #9344
Birth: Abt 1849, Fuerstenwerder, Molotschna, South Russia
Immigration: 19 Sep 1885, S. S. Eider; arrived New York, New York
Death: 3 Jan 1887, Fuerstenwerder, Molotschna, South Russia
Family: SPOUSE: Schmidt, Maria, 17 Aug 1859, #280371
Married: 21 Jun 1881; Aulie Ata, Turkestan
1 -- +Bergen, Maria, 15 Jun 1882, #9345
2 -- +Bergen, Elisabeth, 25 Dec 1883, #338055
3 -- +Baergen, Abraham S., 7 May 1885, #87165
4 -- +Baergen, David S., 12 Apr 1887, #87149

Family: SPOUSE: Wiebe, Aganetha, , #276097
Married: Abt 1872;
1 -- +Bergen, Susanna F., 11 Feb 1873, #73728
2 -- +Baergen, Johann W., 23 Jul 1874, #276098

Father: Bergen, Johann Heinrich, May 1816, #9342
Mother: Braun, Helena, Abt 1820, #31729

Notes: Birth Source: 1862 Molotschna School Records Birth Source: 1858 Molotschna School Registers Notes: His age is given as 36 on the ship passenger list in 1885, suggesting he may have been born ca 1849 rather than ca 1853. Immigration: According to the, Migration From Russian Empire, Vol 2, Oct 1882 - Apr 1886, Johann Bargen and his family went from Bremen and Southampton to New York arriving 19 Sep 1885. Marie is listed as the wife, with Suzanna, 11; Johann, 10; Marie, 3; Elizabeth, 1; and Abraham, infant. The first clue was that their children, Susanna and John D., immigrated in 1885, according to the 1910 census. It would seem that Aganetha Weibe was the mother of Susanna and Johann and that Marie was the mother of Marie, Elizabeth, Abraham, and David.Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 2, page 385. Marriage Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record
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Maria Schmidt (Allen's maternal grandmother) #280371
Birth: 17 Aug 1859, Karolswalde, Volhynia
Immigration: 19 Sep 1885, S. S. Eider; arrived New York, New York
Death: 1894, Newton, Kansas
Burial: Woodson County, Kansas
Family: SPOUSE: Bergen, Johann, Abt 1849, #9344
Married: 21 Jun 1881; Aulie Ata, Turkestan
1 -- +Bergen, Maria, 15 Jun 1882, #9345
2 -- +Bergen, Elisabeth, 25 Dec 1883, #338055
3 -- +Baergen, Abraham S., 7 May 1885, #87165
4 -- +Baergen, David S., 12 Apr 1887, #87149

Family: SPOUSE: Bergmann, Heinrich, 18 Mar 1848, #9325
Married: 16 Dec 1888;
1 -- +Bergman, Peter, 4 Oct 1889, #9338
2 -- Bergmann, Aganetha, 14 Apr 1891, #9339
3 -- Bergman, John, Abt 1892, #72674
4 -- +Bergman, Frank, 12 Aug 1892, #72675

Father: Schmidt, David, 6 Jun 1835, #9340
Mother: Becker, Eva, 13 Sep 1837, #241471

Notes: Birth Source: Pawnee Rock, Kansas. Bergthal Mennonite Church, Record book. Bd. Ms. 156, page 55Birth Source: Rempel - Bergman Family in America 1876 - 1983 Birth Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 714. Death Source: Pawnee Rock, Kansas. Bergthal Mennonite Church, Record book. Bd. Ms. 156, page 55. Death Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 714. Immigration Source: Migration From the Russian Empire, Vol 2, page 385. Marriage Source: Jacob C. and Elisabeth Bergen Unruh Family Record, page 714

Re: Allen Unruh and wife Jeanne

skdulcich — 2007-11-18 03:21:28Z

1920 United States Federal Census > Illinois > Rock Island > Rock Island Precinct 14 > District 138
Pg. 9601; Sheet 3-A
Lines 43 - 47; 1005 20th Street
Dwelling 61, family 63

Haege, Thomas H., Head, owns house with a mortgage, M, W, age 42, married, able to read, able to write, born New York, father born Germany, Mother tongue: German, mother born Ireland, mother tongue: English, able to speak English, occ: Retail Merchant, Industry: Men's Clothing

Haege, Agnes M., wife, F, W, age 32, married, able to read, able to write, born Iowa, father born Illinois, mother born Ireland, mother tongue: English, able to speak English
Haege, Robert John, son, M, W, age 5, single, attended school during the year, born Illinois, Father born New York, mother born Iowa
Haege, Jean, daughter, F, W, age 4 yrs, 10 months, single, born Illinois, Father born New York, mother born Iowa
Haege, Bettie Ann, daughter, F, W, age 2 yrs 5 months, single, born Illinois, Father born New York, mother born Iowa

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1930 United States Federal Census > Illinois > Rock Island > Rock Island > District 86
Pg. 3809; Sheet 10-B
Lines 89 - 93; 1620 29 1/2 St.
Dwelling 257; family 265

Haege, Thomas H., Head, owns home, worth: $7500, has a radio set, not a farm. M, W, age 53, married, age 34 when first married, did not attend school during the year, able to read and write, born New York, father born Germany, mother born South Ireland, able to speak English, occ: Salesman, Industry: Insurance Co., worked yesterday, not a veteran

Haege, Agnes M., wife, F, W, age 43, married, age 24 when first married, did not attend school during the year, able to read and write, born Iowa, father born Illinois, mother born South Ireland

Haege, Robert J., adopted son, M, W, age 15, single, attended school during the year, able to read and write, born Illinois, both parents born US
Haege, Jean F., adopted daughter, F, W, age 14, single, attended school during the year, able to read and write, born Illinois, both parents born US
Haege, Elizabeth A., adopted daughter, F, W, age 12, single, attended school during the year, able to read and write, born Illinois, both parents born US

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Now going further back in time:

1900 United States Federal Census > Iowa > Fayette > Auburn > District 65
Pg 6196; sheet 4-A
LInes 41 - 44
Dwelling 65, family 66

Haege, Charles, Head, W, M, born Dec. 1845, age 54, married for 28 yrs, born Germany, both parents born Germany, immigrated in 1871, lived in the USA 29 yrs, Naturalized citizen, occ: Miller, able to read, write and speak English, owns home with a mortgage, farm or house: house

Haege, Mary, wife, W, F, born May 1855, age 45, married for 28 yrs, borne 4 children, 4 still living, born Ireland, both parents born Ireland, able to read, write and speak English
Haege, Thomas, son, W, M, born Jan (? blurry) 1877, age 23, single, born New York, father born Germany, mother born Ireland, laborer in mill, able to read, write and speak English
Haege, Barbara, daughter, W, G, born Nov. 1880, age 19, single, born Iowa, father born Germany, mother born Ireland, able to read, write and speak English

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Iowa State Census Collection, 1836-1925 > 1885 > Fayette > Auburn
Dwelling 118; family 119

Charles E. Haege, West Auburn Bl 1, age at birthday 1884: 40, sex: M, color: -, Married, occ: Milling, POB: Germany, both parents foreign born, subject to military duty, eligible to vote, Remarks: R C

Mary Haege, age 30, female, married, Keeping house, born Ireland, both parents foreign born, remarks: R C
Mary Ann Haege, age 10, female, single, attending school, born New York, both parents foreign born, remarks: R C
Thomas Haege, age 8, male, single, attending school, born New York, both parents foreign born, remarks: R C
Cattie E. Haege, age 6, female, single, attending school, born Fayette county, Iowa, both parents foreign born, remarks: R C
Barbara E. Haege, age 4, female, single, born Fayette county, Iowa, both parents foreign born, remarks: R C
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1880 United States Federal Census > Iowa > Fayette > Auburn > District 191
Pg 17 A; Lines 1 - 6
Dwelling 143; family 151

Hage, Charles, W, M, age 36, married, Flour Miller, born Germany, both parents born Germany

Hage, Mary, W, F, age 26, wife, married, Keeping house, born Ireland, both parents born Ireland

Hage, Minnie, W, F, age 5, daughter, single, born New York
Hage, Thomas, W, M, age 3, son, single, born New York
Hage, Katie, W, F, age 1, daughter, single, born Iowa
Hage, Lewis, W, M, age 24, brother, single, works in mill, born Germany, both parents born Germany
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Found the following on Rootsweb:

http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

Name: Charles Eustace HAEGE
Given Name: Charles Eustace
Surname: Haege
Sex: M
Birth: 12 Dec 1845 in Germany
Death: 12 Sep 1902 in Auburn, Fayette, Iowa

Father: Eustace HAEGE
Mother: Barbara BURRUS Burus

Marriage 1 Mary Ann MONAGHAN b: 12 May 1855 in County Meath, Ireland
Children
Barbara Ellen HAEGE b: 15 Nov 1880 in Auburn, Fayette, Iowa
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Given Name: Mary Ann
Surname: Monaghan
Sex: F
Birth: 12 May 1855 in County Meath, Ireland
Death: September 1939 in Peoria, Illinois
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http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&...

Given Name: Barbara Ellen
Surname: Haege
Sex: F
Birth: 15 Nov 1880 in Auburn, Fayette, Iowa
Death: 27 Aug 1980 in Mason City, Cerro Gordo, Iowa

Father: Charles Eustace HAEGE b: 12 Dec 1845 in Germany
Mother: Mary Ann MONAGHAN b: 12 May 1855 in County Meath, Ireland

Marriage 1 John Joseph CHIZEK b: 12 May 1877 in Fort Atkinson, Winneshiek, Iowa
Children
Robert John CHIZEK b: 17 June 1917 in Clear Lake, Iowa
Cletus Frank CHIZEK b: 19 July 1906 in Clear Lake, Iowa
Angela Marie CHIZEK b: 31 May 1909 in Clear Lake, Iowa
Living CHIZEK

Death of Ms. Florence Kaiser Unruh in Cuba

davwayell — 2007-07-04 02:51:08Z

Anyone interested in a copy of the U.S. Department of State's "Report of the Death of an American Citizen" for Ms. Florence Kaiser Unruh, please contact me so I can conduct research to locate the record. Ms. Unruh died in Cuba on January 15, 1948.

Dave Ellison
davwayell@aol.com

Re: Henry A. Unruh Obit

JACKOC5 — 2006-09-05 13:13:21Z

Hi Mike, I just returned from a visit to;
Mennonite Heritage Museum, 200 Poplar Street, Goessel, Kansas 67053
P.O. Box 231
Phone 620-367-8200

E-Mail mhmuseum@mtelco.net

Website http://skyways.lib.ks.us/museums/goessel

The have the complete history on all families that came to
McPherson and Harvey Counties in Kansas. Including the
UNRUH Family.

Jack O’Connor, MA native living in TX. Researching HOLDEMAN(all spellings)

Re: Henry A. Unruh Obit

JACKOC5 — 2006-09-06 16:18:00Z

Thank you, Rita Martin. I just spent two and 1/2 days in
Hesston, McPherson, Goessel, Moundridge with a side
trip to Cottonwood Falls in Chase Cty, Kansas. 1020 miles
round trip from Fort Worth, Texas,

My list of priorities included Bethel College & Kaufman
BUT they were at the bottom of the list and time ran out.

My research is here;
http://boards.ancestry.com/mbexec?htx=board&r=rw&p=s...

Allen Unruh and wife Jeanne

AnneCBagby — 2006-07-15 15:07:30Z

Am looking for the family of Allen Unruh born 1916 possibly in Kansas. He married my grandmother's niece Jeanne or Jean Haege and had children...Michael,Thomas and Sallie.

Jeanne/Jean's maiden name was Haege. She was the daughter of Thomas Haege and Agnes McGivern. The family lived in the Quad Cities area of Iowa.

Am most interested in information about Jeanne and her siblings...

thank you

Re: Unruh Family of Germantown Twp, Philadelphia Pa

suelong2 — 2006-02-23 16:02:23Z

Does anybody know where this information about the Unruh family is taken from? Something published in the early 1900's? Thanks.

Re: Katharina SPERLING & Tobias B UNRUH

CynthiaTopping — 2007-01-18 05:24:28Z

I realize this is post is several years old. You may have gotten much more info in the mean time. I did find these both on the GRANDMA software.
Hope it is of some help.

Laverne Unruh (b.1879), his sister Pearl (b.1883), ch. of Noah/Emma of LaPorte Co., IN

margerice1 — 2006-03-31 07:19:52Z

I have an original Cabinet Card photograph of “Lavern and Pearl Unruh – children of Noah and Emma”, which I would like to get back to family members. Photo was taken in about 1900, Michigan City (LaPorte Co.) IN, and Laverne looks to be about 8 and Pearl about 6.

I found these children in the 1900 census for Michigan City (LaPorte Co.) IN, with parents William N. (likely for Noah) (age 40), his wife Emma (43). LaVerne, son, born Sep 1879, age 21, and Pearl A., born May 1883, age 17.

Email me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are related to Laverne or Pearl Unruh.

POLAND:GINTER UNRUG LOOKING FOR PARENTS AND RELATIVES

valikoli — 2008-05-03 13:44:12Z

halo.
my name is ginter unrug (thats the polish version of ginther unruh). i belive that my real name was ginther unruh.i remember as a small child (i was between 2- 5 years old)few details: i remember that i had 2 sisters - helga and rosa.my father - gustav unruh wear a military coat(black with yellow buttons- he was high racking), we had lived in agrey colour country manor: inside was a black piano, expencive carpets.we had a bicycle and also smoke house.i remember 3 german soldiers grilling a pig outside my hause.my father - gustav - was a tall man and my mother was probably shorter with black short hair.probably we had lived in a factorie`s district in koenigsberg.probably my parents where wealthy.then i remember koeningsberg on fire - distroyed bridges, lots of fires in a city, also i remember (very well) smell of lime trees.we had to flee from koeningsberg on fire towards bartenstein (present polish name - bartoszyce).my mother gaved us small wooden tablets with our names, dates of birth and address.my father wasnt with us, only my 2 little sisters - rosa and helga.we had lost rosa in koenigsberg and never heard from her.i came to bartenstein with my sister - helga.there we had been brought by some people to an german speaking orphanage where we had benn settled.(the orphanage was placed near the city hall).because we had flee in a winter time - my last toe on my left foot was amputated on a way to bartenstein.i grow up in a orphanage in polish bartenstein(bartoszyce).that orphanage was placed in another place in bartoszyce.orphanage`s peronnel took ours wooden tablets from us in 1945. on 10,11 and 12th may 1945 the germans came to the orphanage to collect german childs and take them back to germany.they havent faund any german children because polish personel of the orphanage changed the children names into new polish names (my new name was eugeniusz morawski and my sister - bronislawa morawska.)when i and my sister helga have reached majority - orphanage`s personnel gaved us our truly names(in a polish version): ginter unrug and helga unrug.
i am looking for ANY informations about my parent - GUSTAV UNRUH AND MARIA HORN-(maden name) UNRUH.

Re: Allen Unruh and wife Jeanne

cambierunruh — 2007-11-16 21:22:42Z

Hi, I am the grandson of Al and Jean Unruh. Michael is my dad. I don't know much about my grandmother's siblings, but I'm sure my dad does. I know that Elizabeth (Betty), my grandmother's sister, lived in the Los Angeles area for many years.

Fritz Cambier-Unruh

Sgt. Gregory D. Unruh of Dickinson, Texas, died March 19, 2008

RIP_08 — 2008-03-24 13:36:49Z

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 226-08
March 21, 2008
DoD Identifies Army Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Sgt. Gregory D. Unruh, 28, of Dickinson, Texas, died March 19 in Mandali, Iraq, of injuries suffered in a vehicle accident. He was assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment, Fort Hood, Texas.

This incident is under investigation.

For more information media may contact the Fort Hood public affairs office at (254) 287-9993; after hours (254) 291-2591.

http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

Re: DAVID UNRUH, b. 1867 in Germany

StefanSchmolke — 2006-05-10 11:30:27Z

Hallo David,

a short information. The name 'Elfi Unehelich' nead a decription. 'Elfi is a short kind of 'Elfriede' and the word 'Unehelich' means that she was born by unmarriaged parents.

I find your posting by my search for the name 'SCHLESE'. My part of padigree came from Michalinow near Zagorow. Who are your 'Schlese's ?

Sorry for not good english.

Stefan

Re: Barney & Helena (Dirks) Unruh, Kansas

2009roots — 2008-09-17 18:29:07Z

did you get answers to questions? I have the obit of Katie with her pic;she was born 1877; she married my husband's greatgrandfather Abraham V. Siebert (his 3rd marriage); on Oct 25 1900 and they had 3 boys, (Theodore, Jasper, Earl) and 2 girls( Martha, Violet); he already had 1 girl, Rose (2 girls died in infancy) and 2 boys, Opal(Jack) and Ooze (my husband's grandfather)

Re: Elizabeth Buller & Benjamin M Unruh

SunnyGG — 2008-01-10 02:22:17Z

I think we are related. Benjamin Martin Unruh b.1783 is my great great grandfather. Do you have any more recent info on him or Elizabeth? Did you know that his son married an Elizabeth, also? Keeps it confusing!

Re: Elizabeth Buller & Benjamin M Unruh

SunnyGG — 2008-01-10 02:16:50Z

Confusion reigns! I have Benjamin Martin Unruh b.1783 as the father of Heinrich Benjamin Unruh b. 24 May 1845. He had a daughter named Katharine (Katharina, Kathryn, Catherine) b. 1874. Is any of my information correct? Katharine was my maternal grandmother.

Re: Tobias Unruh

hallsangel — 2008-02-08 18:38:22Z

If this is the Tobias that I believe it to be, he was my great-grandfather. It is hard to tell from the information that you have included here, however, my Tobias B. Unruh immigrated to Kansas in 1893. My Grandfather, Peter, was born 1894. He was a cousin to Tobias A. (the minister that you mentioned who was on the original committee) I know this is an old posting, but if you are still interested, I would be glad to send you what I know.