Baptism:
From the Evangelical Church in Westerkappeln, Germany, Name: Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Father: Johann Bernhard Diekamp oder Diekbernd, Heuermann bey Col Diekbernd (hired man of Col Diekbernd??), Mother: Sophia Elisabeth Schaberg, Born: Westerbeck, Date: 18 Feb 1829, Baptized: 1 March 1829, copy signed by Pastor on May 15, 1964. Copy of document courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
According to a researcher, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp was born and baptized in 1828 not 1829. Pate (godparents) were Johan Heinrich Gausmann, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Catharine Elsabein Niemeyer. Nr 19 in church book.
Census:
1880 Federal MO Census, Lincoln Co., Monroe Twp, p. 311B
Goos, Henry B Head Marr MW 56 Prussia Prussia Prussia Farmer
Cate wife Marr FW 50 Prussia Prussia Prussia
Herman son sing MW 20 Prussia
August son single MW 18 Prussia
Henry son single MW 16 Prussia
Sofey dau single FW 15 MO
Miney dau single FW 12 MO
Fritz son single MW 12 MO
Cemetery:
Vol 7, Gone But Not Forgotten, book on Cemeteries, St. Paul's Cemetery, Lincoln Co., MO, page 106, found at Lincoln Co. Genealogical Society, Moscow Mills, MO.
Goos, Katharine 18 Feb 1829 21 Feb Feb 1898, K. E. Goos at base of stone. spelling of first name may be wrong, stone almost illegible.
Death:
Death Record Book page 326, at St. Paul United Church of Christ, Old Monroe, MO., shows Katharine Elisabeth Goos nee Dickbernd, widowed wife of Bernhard Heinrich Goos born Feb 18, 1829 at Wester Kappeln Preussen died Feb 21, 1898, age 69 years, 3 days. According to the Cemetery Record of the church, she is buried in Row D, Grave 25. Information courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
Obituary:
Mrs. Katherine Goos. The death of Mrs. Katherine Goos, who died Feb 20, at the home of her son, August Goos, of Monroe township, was very sudden. She was an aged lady, being 70 years old, but had always enjoyed good health. Sunday night she retired at 7:30 o'clock, in apparent good health and spirits. Half an hour later, when Miss Lizzie Wilker retired in the same room, she was sleeping quietly. However, when called for breakfast the next morning, no response was received, and the family becoming alarmed, hastened to her bed. She was found dead, life having been extinct for several hours. Death had evidently come quietly. The family thought best to send for Coroner W. P. Smith of this place. He, upon hearing the particulars, thought it unnecessary to hold an inquest, as death had plainly been the result of heart disease. Deceased was born in Prussia in 1828, and came to America in 1857. She had resided in this county a number of years and was the widow of Barney Goos, who died about 5 years ago. Besides Fred Goos, who lives in the Troy vicinity, she leaves three other sons and two daughters, all residents of this county. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. David Kurz at the Lutheran church in that vicinity. The remains were interred in the church cemetery. From the Troy Free Press, Troy, MO Feb 25, 1898, p. 2
From the Evangelical Church in Westerkappeln, Germany, Name: Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Father: Johann Bernhard Diekamp oder Diekbernd, Heuermann bey Col Diekbernd (hired man of Col Diekbernd??), Mother: Sophia Elisabeth Schaberg, Born: Westerbeck, Date: 18 Feb 1829, Baptized: 1 March 1829, copy signed by Pastor on May 15, 1964. Copy of document courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
According to a researcher, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp was born and baptized in 1828 not 1829. Pate (godparents) were Johan Heinrich Gausmann, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Catharine Elsabein Niemeyer. Nr 19 in church book.
Census:
1880 Federal MO Census, Lincoln Co., Monroe Twp, p. 311B
Goos, Henry B Head Marr MW 56 Prussia Prussia Prussia Farmer
Cate wife Marr FW 50 Prussia Prussia Prussia
Herman son sing MW 20 Prussia
August son single MW 18 Prussia
Henry son single MW 16 Prussia
Sofey dau single FW 15 MO
Miney dau single FW 12 MO
Fritz son single MW 12 MO
Cemetery:
Vol 7, Gone But Not Forgotten, book on Cemeteries, St. Paul's Cemetery, Lincoln Co., MO, page 106, found at Lincoln Co. Genealogical Society, Moscow Mills, MO.
Goos, Katharine 18 Feb 1829 21 Feb Feb 1898, K. E. Goos at base of stone. spelling of first name may be wrong, stone almost illegible.
Death:
Death Record Book page 326, at St. Paul United Church of Christ, Old Monroe, MO., shows Katharine Elisabeth Goos nee Dickbernd, widowed wife of Bernhard Heinrich Goos born Feb 18, 1829 at Wester Kappeln Preussen died Feb 21, 1898, age 69 years, 3 days. According to the Cemetery Record of the church, she is buried in Row D, Grave 25. Information courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
Obituary:
Mrs. Katherine Goos. The death of Mrs. Katherine Goos, who died Feb 20, at the home of her son, August Goos, of Monroe township, was very sudden. She was an aged lady, being 70 years old, but had always enjoyed good health. Sunday night she retired at 7:30 o'clock, in apparent good health and spirits. Half an hour later, when Miss Lizzie Wilker retired in the same room, she was sleeping quietly. However, when called for breakfast the next morning, no response was received, and the family becoming alarmed, hastened to her bed. She was found dead, life having been extinct for several hours. Death had evidently come quietly. The family thought best to send for Coroner W. P. Smith of this place. He, upon hearing the particulars, thought it unnecessary to hold an inquest, as death had plainly been the result of heart disease. Deceased was born in Prussia in 1828, and came to America in 1857. She had resided in this county a number of years and was the widow of Barney Goos, who died about 5 years ago. Besides Fred Goos, who lives in the Troy vicinity, she leaves three other sons and two daughters, all residents of this county. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. David Kurz at the Lutheran church in that vicinity. The remains were interred in the church cemetery. From the Troy Free Press, Troy, MO Feb 25, 1898, p. 2
Baptism:
From the Evangelical Church in Westerkappeln, Germany, Name: Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Father: Johann Bernhard Diekamp oder Diekbernd, Heuermann bey Col Diekbernd (hired man of Col Diekbernd??), Mother: Sophia Elisabeth Schaberg, Born: Westerbeck, Date: 18 Feb 1829, Baptized: 1 March 1829, copy signed by Pastor on May 15, 1964. Copy of document courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
According to a researcher, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp was born and baptized in 1828 not 1829. Pate (godparents) were Johan Heinrich Gausmann, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Catharine Elsabein Niemeyer. Nr 19 in church book.
Census:
1880 Federal MO Census, Lincoln Co., Monroe Twp, p. 311B
Goos, Henry B Head Marr MW 56 Prussia Prussia Prussia Farmer
Cate wife Marr FW 50 Prussia Prussia Prussia
Herman son sing MW 20 Prussia
August son single MW 18 Prussia
Henry son single MW 16 Prussia
Sofey dau single FW 15 MO
Miney dau single FW 12 MO
Fritz son single MW 12 MO
Cemetery:
Vol 7, Gone But Not Forgotten, book on Cemeteries, St. Paul's Cemetery, Lincoln Co., MO, page 106, found at Lincoln Co. Genealogical Society, Moscow Mills, MO.
Goos, Katharine 18 Feb 1829 21 Feb Feb 1898, K. E. Goos at base of stone. spelling of first name may be wrong, stone almost illegible.
Death:
Death Record Book page 326, at St. Paul United Church of Christ, Old Monroe, MO., shows Katharine Elisabeth Goos nee Dickbernd, widowed wife of Bernhard Heinrich Goos born Feb 18, 1829 at Wester Kappeln Preussen died Feb 21, 1898, age 69 years, 3 days. According to the Cemetery Record of the church, she is buried in Row D, Grave 25. Information courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
Obituary:
Mrs. Katherine Goos. The death of Mrs. Katherine Goos, who died Feb 20, at the home of her son, August Goos, of Monroe township, was very sudden. She was an aged lady, being 70 years old, but had always enjoyed good health. Sunday night she retired at 7:30 o'clock, in apparent good health and spirits. Half an hour later, when Miss Lizzie Wilker retired in the same room, she was sleeping quietly. However, when called for breakfast the next morning, no response was received, and the family becoming alarmed, hastened to her bed. She was found dead, life having been extinct for several hours. Death had evidently come quietly. The family thought best to send for Coroner W. P. Smith of this place. He, upon hearing the particulars, thought it unnecessary to hold an inquest, as death had plainly been the result of heart disease. Deceased was born in Prussia in 1828, and came to America in 1857. She had resided in this county a number of years and was the widow of Barney Goos, who died about 5 years ago. Besides Fred Goos, who lives in the Troy vicinity, she leaves three other sons and two daughters, all residents of this county. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. David Kurz at the Lutheran church in that vicinity. The remains were interred in the church cemetery. From the Troy Free Press, Troy, MO Feb 25, 1898, p. 2
From the Evangelical Church in Westerkappeln, Germany, Name: Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Father: Johann Bernhard Diekamp oder Diekbernd, Heuermann bey Col Diekbernd (hired man of Col Diekbernd??), Mother: Sophia Elisabeth Schaberg, Born: Westerbeck, Date: 18 Feb 1829, Baptized: 1 March 1829, copy signed by Pastor on May 15, 1964. Copy of document courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
According to a researcher, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp was born and baptized in 1828 not 1829. Pate (godparents) were Johan Heinrich Gausmann, Catharina Elsabein Diekamp, Catharine Elsabein Niemeyer. Nr 19 in church book.
Census:
1880 Federal MO Census, Lincoln Co., Monroe Twp, p. 311B
Goos, Henry B Head Marr MW 56 Prussia Prussia Prussia Farmer
Cate wife Marr FW 50 Prussia Prussia Prussia
Herman son sing MW 20 Prussia
August son single MW 18 Prussia
Henry son single MW 16 Prussia
Sofey dau single FW 15 MO
Miney dau single FW 12 MO
Fritz son single MW 12 MO
Cemetery:
Vol 7, Gone But Not Forgotten, book on Cemeteries, St. Paul's Cemetery, Lincoln Co., MO, page 106, found at Lincoln Co. Genealogical Society, Moscow Mills, MO.
Goos, Katharine 18 Feb 1829 21 Feb Feb 1898, K. E. Goos at base of stone. spelling of first name may be wrong, stone almost illegible.
Death:
Death Record Book page 326, at St. Paul United Church of Christ, Old Monroe, MO., shows Katharine Elisabeth Goos nee Dickbernd, widowed wife of Bernhard Heinrich Goos born Feb 18, 1829 at Wester Kappeln Preussen died Feb 21, 1898, age 69 years, 3 days. According to the Cemetery Record of the church, she is buried in Row D, Grave 25. Information courtesy of Ruth Anne Goos Halligan.
Obituary:
Mrs. Katherine Goos. The death of Mrs. Katherine Goos, who died Feb 20, at the home of her son, August Goos, of Monroe township, was very sudden. She was an aged lady, being 70 years old, but had always enjoyed good health. Sunday night she retired at 7:30 o'clock, in apparent good health and spirits. Half an hour later, when Miss Lizzie Wilker retired in the same room, she was sleeping quietly. However, when called for breakfast the next morning, no response was received, and the family becoming alarmed, hastened to her bed. She was found dead, life having been extinct for several hours. Death had evidently come quietly. The family thought best to send for Coroner W. P. Smith of this place. He, upon hearing the particulars, thought it unnecessary to hold an inquest, as death had plainly been the result of heart disease. Deceased was born in Prussia in 1828, and came to America in 1857. She had resided in this county a number of years and was the widow of Barney Goos, who died about 5 years ago. Besides Fred Goos, who lives in the Troy vicinity, she leaves three other sons and two daughters, all residents of this county. Funeral services were conducted Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by Rev. David Kurz at the Lutheran church in that vicinity. The remains were interred in the church cemetery. From the Troy Free Press, Troy, MO Feb 25, 1898, p. 2
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