Married Catharine Stover before 1865 in Germany.
Maybe 1 daughter; Anna Kuhlman
1 son; John D. G. Kuhlman
Married Anna Maria Gerdsen Stover on 7-9-1879 at Hooper, Nebraska.
4 step children are; John Henry Stover, John Bernhardt Stover, Kate Stover & Mattie Stover.
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Name on Tombstone = Kuhlman John D.
Dates on Tombstone = 01-12-1827 11-24-1917
Biography by Harry H. Wagner
John D. Kuhlman was born at Oldenburg, Germany on January 12, 1827. He married Catharine Stover in Germany and they emigrated to the USA in 1871. They crossed the ocean on the ship "Rhein" and landed in New York on April 15, 1871. A 6 year old girl named Anna traveled with them and it would appear that she was their daughter. However, this is the only reference to this child that could be found. Three 16 year old youths, from the same village, also appear to have travelled with the Kuhlmans. Their names are; Marie Stoever, Gesine Moennich and Henry Memderloh.
John D. and Catharine were the parents of a son, John D. G., born on July 7 1877 in Burt County, Nebraska. It appears that John D. and Catharine were divorced shortly after John H. was born, but documentation has not been found. A Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman died on Mar. 19, 1893 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery north of Hooper, NE. I believe that she was John D.'s first wife, but this has not been verified. John D. married Anna Maria Stover(widow of Henry Stover) on July 9, 1879 at St. John's Lutheran church north of Hooper, NE. Their license was issued in Burt County. John D. and Anna did not have any children, but Anna brought 4 children to the marriage. They are John Henry, John Bernhardt, Kate and Mattie. John D. and Anna lived on a farm in Burt County and later at Hooper, NE and Uehling, NE.
John D. died on Nov. 24, 1917 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery in Burt County, Nebraska. John D. Kuhlman, Johann Gerhard and Diedrich G. Kuhlman are brothers.hhw
Germans to America
Volume 25 Page 65
Ship: Rhein
From: Bremen To: New York
Arrived April 15, 1871
Kuhlman, John 44 m Farmer
Catherine 35 f Unknown
Anna 6 f Child
Stoever, Marie 16 f Unknown (m Johann Gerhard Meyer on 6-9-1874)
Moennich,Gesine 16 f Unknown
Memderloh, Henry 16 m Unknown (m Hermine Rehling on 8-17-1883)
All of the above passengers are from the same village in Germany.
Source: California Death Register
MUNDERLOH HERMINE 01/19/1865 BRUNKEN REHLING F REST (OTHER)ORANGE 12/29/1945 80 yrs
St. Paul's Cemetery, Hooper
Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman 7 Dec 1837 - 19 Mar 1893
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Burt County
John KUHLMAN Self M Male W 54 OLDENBURG Farmer
Anna KUHLMAN Wife M Female W 43 OLDENBURG Keeping House (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son Male W 15 OLDENBURG Works On Farm (Stover)
Katy KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 13 OLDENBURG (Stover)
Martha KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 11 OLDENBURG (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son S Male W 3 NE (Kuhlman)
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Cuming Pct.
W. Matson Household
Henry STOVER Other S Male W 18 OLDENBURG Farm Laborer
1900 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Hooper Village page 14
Kuhlman, John head w m Jan 1827 73 m 40 Germany 1871 31 Na Retired
Anna wife w f Apr 1832 68 m 40 4 4 Germany 1870 30
1910 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Logan - Uehling, screen 146a
Kuhlman, John D. head m w 83 M2 32
Anna wife f w 78 M2 32 4 4 1899
News Extracts Oakland Independent Oakland, Burt Co., Nebraska
M: Munderloh, Lizzie (Miss): May 5, 1899: p 1: c 6: Lyons Groom - John Kuhman. Married Thu. Apr. 27 at brides home west of Lyons. She's dau. of Mr/Mrs. Gerhard Munderloh. He's from south of Oakland. Married by Rev. Kuehnert of the Geman Lutheran church. They'll live on Kuhlman farm in Kerl twp, and the senior Kuhlman moves to Hooper to retire.hhw
The Hooper Sentinel
May 11, 1899
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlman moved from the country, Tuesday, and are now comfortable located in J. F. Buer's house in the north-west part of town. Mr. Kuhlman is a well to to retired farmer who has come here to live. We welcome him in our midst and hope they will be permanently located among us.hhw
Maybe 1 daughter; Anna Kuhlman
1 son; John D. G. Kuhlman
Married Anna Maria Gerdsen Stover on 7-9-1879 at Hooper, Nebraska.
4 step children are; John Henry Stover, John Bernhardt Stover, Kate Stover & Mattie Stover.
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Name on Tombstone = Kuhlman John D.
Dates on Tombstone = 01-12-1827 11-24-1917
Biography by Harry H. Wagner
John D. Kuhlman was born at Oldenburg, Germany on January 12, 1827. He married Catharine Stover in Germany and they emigrated to the USA in 1871. They crossed the ocean on the ship "Rhein" and landed in New York on April 15, 1871. A 6 year old girl named Anna traveled with them and it would appear that she was their daughter. However, this is the only reference to this child that could be found. Three 16 year old youths, from the same village, also appear to have travelled with the Kuhlmans. Their names are; Marie Stoever, Gesine Moennich and Henry Memderloh.
John D. and Catharine were the parents of a son, John D. G., born on July 7 1877 in Burt County, Nebraska. It appears that John D. and Catharine were divorced shortly after John H. was born, but documentation has not been found. A Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman died on Mar. 19, 1893 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery north of Hooper, NE. I believe that she was John D.'s first wife, but this has not been verified. John D. married Anna Maria Stover(widow of Henry Stover) on July 9, 1879 at St. John's Lutheran church north of Hooper, NE. Their license was issued in Burt County. John D. and Anna did not have any children, but Anna brought 4 children to the marriage. They are John Henry, John Bernhardt, Kate and Mattie. John D. and Anna lived on a farm in Burt County and later at Hooper, NE and Uehling, NE.
John D. died on Nov. 24, 1917 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery in Burt County, Nebraska. John D. Kuhlman, Johann Gerhard and Diedrich G. Kuhlman are brothers.hhw
Germans to America
Volume 25 Page 65
Ship: Rhein
From: Bremen To: New York
Arrived April 15, 1871
Kuhlman, John 44 m Farmer
Catherine 35 f Unknown
Anna 6 f Child
Stoever, Marie 16 f Unknown (m Johann Gerhard Meyer on 6-9-1874)
Moennich,Gesine 16 f Unknown
Memderloh, Henry 16 m Unknown (m Hermine Rehling on 8-17-1883)
All of the above passengers are from the same village in Germany.
Source: California Death Register
MUNDERLOH HERMINE 01/19/1865 BRUNKEN REHLING F REST (OTHER)ORANGE 12/29/1945 80 yrs
St. Paul's Cemetery, Hooper
Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman 7 Dec 1837 - 19 Mar 1893
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Burt County
John KUHLMAN Self M Male W 54 OLDENBURG Farmer
Anna KUHLMAN Wife M Female W 43 OLDENBURG Keeping House (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son Male W 15 OLDENBURG Works On Farm (Stover)
Katy KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 13 OLDENBURG (Stover)
Martha KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 11 OLDENBURG (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son S Male W 3 NE (Kuhlman)
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Cuming Pct.
W. Matson Household
Henry STOVER Other S Male W 18 OLDENBURG Farm Laborer
1900 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Hooper Village page 14
Kuhlman, John head w m Jan 1827 73 m 40 Germany 1871 31 Na Retired
Anna wife w f Apr 1832 68 m 40 4 4 Germany 1870 30
1910 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Logan - Uehling, screen 146a
Kuhlman, John D. head m w 83 M2 32
Anna wife f w 78 M2 32 4 4 1899
News Extracts Oakland Independent Oakland, Burt Co., Nebraska
M: Munderloh, Lizzie (Miss): May 5, 1899: p 1: c 6: Lyons Groom - John Kuhman. Married Thu. Apr. 27 at brides home west of Lyons. She's dau. of Mr/Mrs. Gerhard Munderloh. He's from south of Oakland. Married by Rev. Kuehnert of the Geman Lutheran church. They'll live on Kuhlman farm in Kerl twp, and the senior Kuhlman moves to Hooper to retire.hhw
The Hooper Sentinel
May 11, 1899
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlman moved from the country, Tuesday, and are now comfortable located in J. F. Buer's house in the north-west part of town. Mr. Kuhlman is a well to to retired farmer who has come here to live. We welcome him in our midst and hope they will be permanently located among us.hhw
Married Catharine Stover before 1865 in Germany.
Maybe 1 daughter; Anna Kuhlman
1 son; John D. G. Kuhlman
Married Anna Maria Gerdsen Stover on 7-9-1879 at Hooper, Nebraska.
4 step children are; John Henry Stover, John Bernhardt Stover, Kate Stover & Mattie Stover.
-------------------------------------------------------
Name on Tombstone = Kuhlman John D.
Dates on Tombstone = 01-12-1827 11-24-1917
Biography by Harry H. Wagner
John D. Kuhlman was born at Oldenburg, Germany on January 12, 1827. He married Catharine Stover in Germany and they emigrated to the USA in 1871. They crossed the ocean on the ship "Rhein" and landed in New York on April 15, 1871. A 6 year old girl named Anna traveled with them and it would appear that she was their daughter. However, this is the only reference to this child that could be found. Three 16 year old youths, from the same village, also appear to have travelled with the Kuhlmans. Their names are; Marie Stoever, Gesine Moennich and Henry Memderloh.
John D. and Catharine were the parents of a son, John D. G., born on July 7 1877 in Burt County, Nebraska. It appears that John D. and Catharine were divorced shortly after John H. was born, but documentation has not been found. A Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman died on Mar. 19, 1893 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery north of Hooper, NE. I believe that she was John D.'s first wife, but this has not been verified. John D. married Anna Maria Stover(widow of Henry Stover) on July 9, 1879 at St. John's Lutheran church north of Hooper, NE. Their license was issued in Burt County. John D. and Anna did not have any children, but Anna brought 4 children to the marriage. They are John Henry, John Bernhardt, Kate and Mattie. John D. and Anna lived on a farm in Burt County and later at Hooper, NE and Uehling, NE.
John D. died on Nov. 24, 1917 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery in Burt County, Nebraska. John D. Kuhlman, Johann Gerhard and Diedrich G. Kuhlman are brothers.hhw
Germans to America
Volume 25 Page 65
Ship: Rhein
From: Bremen To: New York
Arrived April 15, 1871
Kuhlman, John 44 m Farmer
Catherine 35 f Unknown
Anna 6 f Child
Stoever, Marie 16 f Unknown (m Johann Gerhard Meyer on 6-9-1874)
Moennich,Gesine 16 f Unknown
Memderloh, Henry 16 m Unknown (m Hermine Rehling on 8-17-1883)
All of the above passengers are from the same village in Germany.
Source: California Death Register
MUNDERLOH HERMINE 01/19/1865 BRUNKEN REHLING F REST (OTHER)ORANGE 12/29/1945 80 yrs
St. Paul's Cemetery, Hooper
Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman 7 Dec 1837 - 19 Mar 1893
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Burt County
John KUHLMAN Self M Male W 54 OLDENBURG Farmer
Anna KUHLMAN Wife M Female W 43 OLDENBURG Keeping House (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son Male W 15 OLDENBURG Works On Farm (Stover)
Katy KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 13 OLDENBURG (Stover)
Martha KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 11 OLDENBURG (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son S Male W 3 NE (Kuhlman)
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Cuming Pct.
W. Matson Household
Henry STOVER Other S Male W 18 OLDENBURG Farm Laborer
1900 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Hooper Village page 14
Kuhlman, John head w m Jan 1827 73 m 40 Germany 1871 31 Na Retired
Anna wife w f Apr 1832 68 m 40 4 4 Germany 1870 30
1910 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Logan - Uehling, screen 146a
Kuhlman, John D. head m w 83 M2 32
Anna wife f w 78 M2 32 4 4 1899
News Extracts Oakland Independent Oakland, Burt Co., Nebraska
M: Munderloh, Lizzie (Miss): May 5, 1899: p 1: c 6: Lyons Groom - John Kuhman. Married Thu. Apr. 27 at brides home west of Lyons. She's dau. of Mr/Mrs. Gerhard Munderloh. He's from south of Oakland. Married by Rev. Kuehnert of the Geman Lutheran church. They'll live on Kuhlman farm in Kerl twp, and the senior Kuhlman moves to Hooper to retire.hhw
The Hooper Sentinel
May 11, 1899
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlman moved from the country, Tuesday, and are now comfortable located in J. F. Buer's house in the north-west part of town. Mr. Kuhlman is a well to to retired farmer who has come here to live. We welcome him in our midst and hope they will be permanently located among us.hhw
Maybe 1 daughter; Anna Kuhlman
1 son; John D. G. Kuhlman
Married Anna Maria Gerdsen Stover on 7-9-1879 at Hooper, Nebraska.
4 step children are; John Henry Stover, John Bernhardt Stover, Kate Stover & Mattie Stover.
-------------------------------------------------------
Name on Tombstone = Kuhlman John D.
Dates on Tombstone = 01-12-1827 11-24-1917
Biography by Harry H. Wagner
John D. Kuhlman was born at Oldenburg, Germany on January 12, 1827. He married Catharine Stover in Germany and they emigrated to the USA in 1871. They crossed the ocean on the ship "Rhein" and landed in New York on April 15, 1871. A 6 year old girl named Anna traveled with them and it would appear that she was their daughter. However, this is the only reference to this child that could be found. Three 16 year old youths, from the same village, also appear to have travelled with the Kuhlmans. Their names are; Marie Stoever, Gesine Moennich and Henry Memderloh.
John D. and Catharine were the parents of a son, John D. G., born on July 7 1877 in Burt County, Nebraska. It appears that John D. and Catharine were divorced shortly after John H. was born, but documentation has not been found. A Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman died on Mar. 19, 1893 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery north of Hooper, NE. I believe that she was John D.'s first wife, but this has not been verified. John D. married Anna Maria Stover(widow of Henry Stover) on July 9, 1879 at St. John's Lutheran church north of Hooper, NE. Their license was issued in Burt County. John D. and Anna did not have any children, but Anna brought 4 children to the marriage. They are John Henry, John Bernhardt, Kate and Mattie. John D. and Anna lived on a farm in Burt County and later at Hooper, NE and Uehling, NE.
John D. died on Nov. 24, 1917 and is buried at St. Paul's Cemetery in Burt County, Nebraska. John D. Kuhlman, Johann Gerhard and Diedrich G. Kuhlman are brothers.hhw
Germans to America
Volume 25 Page 65
Ship: Rhein
From: Bremen To: New York
Arrived April 15, 1871
Kuhlman, John 44 m Farmer
Catherine 35 f Unknown
Anna 6 f Child
Stoever, Marie 16 f Unknown (m Johann Gerhard Meyer on 6-9-1874)
Moennich,Gesine 16 f Unknown
Memderloh, Henry 16 m Unknown (m Hermine Rehling on 8-17-1883)
All of the above passengers are from the same village in Germany.
Source: California Death Register
MUNDERLOH HERMINE 01/19/1865 BRUNKEN REHLING F REST (OTHER)ORANGE 12/29/1945 80 yrs
St. Paul's Cemetery, Hooper
Catharine Margrethe Kuhlman 7 Dec 1837 - 19 Mar 1893
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Burt County
John KUHLMAN Self M Male W 54 OLDENBURG Farmer
Anna KUHLMAN Wife M Female W 43 OLDENBURG Keeping House (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son Male W 15 OLDENBURG Works On Farm (Stover)
Katy KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 13 OLDENBURG (Stover)
Martha KUHLMAN Dau S Female W 11 OLDENBURG (Stover)
John KUHLMAN Son S Male W 3 NE (Kuhlman)
1880 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Cuming Pct.
W. Matson Household
Henry STOVER Other S Male W 18 OLDENBURG Farm Laborer
1900 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Hooper Village page 14
Kuhlman, John head w m Jan 1827 73 m 40 Germany 1871 31 Na Retired
Anna wife w f Apr 1832 68 m 40 4 4 Germany 1870 30
1910 US Census: Nebraska - Dodge County - Logan - Uehling, screen 146a
Kuhlman, John D. head m w 83 M2 32
Anna wife f w 78 M2 32 4 4 1899
News Extracts Oakland Independent Oakland, Burt Co., Nebraska
M: Munderloh, Lizzie (Miss): May 5, 1899: p 1: c 6: Lyons Groom - John Kuhman. Married Thu. Apr. 27 at brides home west of Lyons. She's dau. of Mr/Mrs. Gerhard Munderloh. He's from south of Oakland. Married by Rev. Kuehnert of the Geman Lutheran church. They'll live on Kuhlman farm in Kerl twp, and the senior Kuhlman moves to Hooper to retire.hhw
The Hooper Sentinel
May 11, 1899
Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhlman moved from the country, Tuesday, and are now comfortable located in J. F. Buer's house in the north-west part of town. Mr. Kuhlman is a well to to retired farmer who has come here to live. We welcome him in our midst and hope they will be permanently located among us.hhw
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