Name on Tombstone = Jared Munderloh
Dates on Tombstone = 24 Mar. 1820 - 7 Feb. 1869
Parents =
Spouse 1 = Anna Monnich
Spouse 2 = Mary Stork
Biography
The Hooper Sentinel
March 8, 1900
The First Settlers A Little Biography and History of Some of the
Early Pioneers.
(Paper No. 2) The experience of Mr. Munderloh and family were very
similar to that of the Monnich's. Mr. Munderloh's family at this
time consisted of a wife who was a sister of Mr. Monnich, and two
daughters, now Mesdames Herman Bohling and Wm. Hilgencamp. They
settled near Monnich's on what the government survey afterwards
called the S. E. 1/4, section 12, township 1, range 19. In 1858
Mrs. Munderloh died and in 1860 Mr. Munderloh married Mary Stork.
George, Henry, Louisa, Lena and Amelia all now living were the
children left when she died in 1880. Mr. Munderloh died in 1869. Of
this family George now lives near Beemer, Henry and Louisa, now
Mrs. C. H. Milverstedt, are residents of Hooper, Lena married Henry
Klempke, and lives in Scribner and Amelia resides in Fremont, the
wife of Mr. Kasebaum.
Mr. Munderloh was born in Germany in 1820 and with his family came
to the United States in 1854. He always believed this was destined
to be a great country, but his death, eleven years after coming
here gave him but little opportunity to see the fulfillment of his
predictions. After his death the widow assisted by the family
carried on farming operations with the same success as did her
husband. Of course they in common with others saw hard times, but
by the exercise of economy and much work they weathered the floods
and blizzards, drouths, hot winds and grasshoppers firmly believing
that deliverance would come sooner or later, and who can deny that
their faith has not been rewarded while the transformation of the
country has been great indeed.
The following entry is from the 1860 US census for Nebraska, CD
M65366532
Name Age Sex Occupation Real Pers Born at
Gerd Mundalow 40 M Farmer 1,500 200 Altenburg
Kate " 5 F Iowa
Annie " 2 F Neb
Dates on Tombstone = 24 Mar. 1820 - 7 Feb. 1869
Parents =
Spouse 1 = Anna Monnich
Spouse 2 = Mary Stork
Biography
The Hooper Sentinel
March 8, 1900
The First Settlers A Little Biography and History of Some of the
Early Pioneers.
(Paper No. 2) The experience of Mr. Munderloh and family were very
similar to that of the Monnich's. Mr. Munderloh's family at this
time consisted of a wife who was a sister of Mr. Monnich, and two
daughters, now Mesdames Herman Bohling and Wm. Hilgencamp. They
settled near Monnich's on what the government survey afterwards
called the S. E. 1/4, section 12, township 1, range 19. In 1858
Mrs. Munderloh died and in 1860 Mr. Munderloh married Mary Stork.
George, Henry, Louisa, Lena and Amelia all now living were the
children left when she died in 1880. Mr. Munderloh died in 1869. Of
this family George now lives near Beemer, Henry and Louisa, now
Mrs. C. H. Milverstedt, are residents of Hooper, Lena married Henry
Klempke, and lives in Scribner and Amelia resides in Fremont, the
wife of Mr. Kasebaum.
Mr. Munderloh was born in Germany in 1820 and with his family came
to the United States in 1854. He always believed this was destined
to be a great country, but his death, eleven years after coming
here gave him but little opportunity to see the fulfillment of his
predictions. After his death the widow assisted by the family
carried on farming operations with the same success as did her
husband. Of course they in common with others saw hard times, but
by the exercise of economy and much work they weathered the floods
and blizzards, drouths, hot winds and grasshoppers firmly believing
that deliverance would come sooner or later, and who can deny that
their faith has not been rewarded while the transformation of the
country has been great indeed.
The following entry is from the 1860 US census for Nebraska, CD
M65366532
Name Age Sex Occupation Real Pers Born at
Gerd Mundalow 40 M Farmer 1,500 200 Altenburg
Kate " 5 F Iowa
Annie " 2 F Neb
Name on Tombstone = Jared Munderloh
Dates on Tombstone = 24 Mar. 1820 - 7 Feb. 1869
Parents =
Spouse 1 = Anna Monnich
Spouse 2 = Mary Stork
Biography
The Hooper Sentinel
March 8, 1900
The First Settlers A Little Biography and History of Some of the
Early Pioneers.
(Paper No. 2) The experience of Mr. Munderloh and family were very
similar to that of the Monnich's. Mr. Munderloh's family at this
time consisted of a wife who was a sister of Mr. Monnich, and two
daughters, now Mesdames Herman Bohling and Wm. Hilgencamp. They
settled near Monnich's on what the government survey afterwards
called the S. E. 1/4, section 12, township 1, range 19. In 1858
Mrs. Munderloh died and in 1860 Mr. Munderloh married Mary Stork.
George, Henry, Louisa, Lena and Amelia all now living were the
children left when she died in 1880. Mr. Munderloh died in 1869. Of
this family George now lives near Beemer, Henry and Louisa, now
Mrs. C. H. Milverstedt, are residents of Hooper, Lena married Henry
Klempke, and lives in Scribner and Amelia resides in Fremont, the
wife of Mr. Kasebaum.
Mr. Munderloh was born in Germany in 1820 and with his family came
to the United States in 1854. He always believed this was destined
to be a great country, but his death, eleven years after coming
here gave him but little opportunity to see the fulfillment of his
predictions. After his death the widow assisted by the family
carried on farming operations with the same success as did her
husband. Of course they in common with others saw hard times, but
by the exercise of economy and much work they weathered the floods
and blizzards, drouths, hot winds and grasshoppers firmly believing
that deliverance would come sooner or later, and who can deny that
their faith has not been rewarded while the transformation of the
country has been great indeed.
The following entry is from the 1860 US census for Nebraska, CD
M65366532
Name Age Sex Occupation Real Pers Born at
Gerd Mundalow 40 M Farmer 1,500 200 Altenburg
Kate " 5 F Iowa
Annie " 2 F Neb
Dates on Tombstone = 24 Mar. 1820 - 7 Feb. 1869
Parents =
Spouse 1 = Anna Monnich
Spouse 2 = Mary Stork
Biography
The Hooper Sentinel
March 8, 1900
The First Settlers A Little Biography and History of Some of the
Early Pioneers.
(Paper No. 2) The experience of Mr. Munderloh and family were very
similar to that of the Monnich's. Mr. Munderloh's family at this
time consisted of a wife who was a sister of Mr. Monnich, and two
daughters, now Mesdames Herman Bohling and Wm. Hilgencamp. They
settled near Monnich's on what the government survey afterwards
called the S. E. 1/4, section 12, township 1, range 19. In 1858
Mrs. Munderloh died and in 1860 Mr. Munderloh married Mary Stork.
George, Henry, Louisa, Lena and Amelia all now living were the
children left when she died in 1880. Mr. Munderloh died in 1869. Of
this family George now lives near Beemer, Henry and Louisa, now
Mrs. C. H. Milverstedt, are residents of Hooper, Lena married Henry
Klempke, and lives in Scribner and Amelia resides in Fremont, the
wife of Mr. Kasebaum.
Mr. Munderloh was born in Germany in 1820 and with his family came
to the United States in 1854. He always believed this was destined
to be a great country, but his death, eleven years after coming
here gave him but little opportunity to see the fulfillment of his
predictions. After his death the widow assisted by the family
carried on farming operations with the same success as did her
husband. Of course they in common with others saw hard times, but
by the exercise of economy and much work they weathered the floods
and blizzards, drouths, hot winds and grasshoppers firmly believing
that deliverance would come sooner or later, and who can deny that
their faith has not been rewarded while the transformation of the
country has been great indeed.
The following entry is from the 1860 US census for Nebraska, CD
M65366532
Name Age Sex Occupation Real Pers Born at
Gerd Mundalow 40 M Farmer 1,500 200 Altenburg
Kate " 5 F Iowa
Annie " 2 F Neb
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