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John Boniface Colonel

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John Boniface Colonel

Birth
Bavaria, Germany
Death
12 May 1902 (aged 71)
New Richmond, Clermont County, Ohio, USA
Burial
New Richmond, Clermont County, Ohio, USA
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John Boniface appears to have been the "rebel" in the family---Two brothers (who were furniture makers) lived in New York and were married, 2 were priests, 1 sister was a nun. Boniface, on the other hand, moved to Ohio, eventually working in at least two different breweries.

He arrived in New York as Bonifacius Colonell
Sept 12 1854 on the passenger ship General Jacobi
which departed from Bremen, Germany.
Declaration to naturalize
Feb 8, 1860 Hamilton Co, OH
Vol. 27, page 92
depart port Bremen
entry port New York
arrived in US Sept. 12, 1855
Archives and Rare Books Dept.
University of Cincinnati
It is unclear which date is correct, 1854 or 1855.

1860 Federal census, (John Calonell) a farm laborer on farm of Asa Cone in Crosby Twp, Hamilton Co OH

Married Catherine Helen Erb, 1 April 1861, at Venice, Ross Twp., Butler Co, OH; two daughters

Married Maria Magdalena Keller, 3 March 1867, at St Augustine Catholic Church in Cincinnati's West End

1870 census, (John Colonel) a brewery worker in Cincinnati with wife Magdalena, 2 daughters (from 1st wife) and Frank. Came to New Richmond shortly after that, and worked at Baumann's Brewery, which still stands on State Route 132. The large brick building was later Dormer Brothers Mill, and lastly Clasgens Woolen Mills (Clermont Woolen Mills)

1880 census,(John Colnell) Columbia St, New Richmond, laborer, with wife Lena, children Carrie, Kate, Francis, Mary, Joseph

1900 census, (John Colonell), Columbia St, New Richmond, a day laborer, wife Magdalene, daughter Helena,

He died of pneumonia at his home on
Columbia St, New Richmond, OH
John Boniface appears to have been the "rebel" in the family---Two brothers (who were furniture makers) lived in New York and were married, 2 were priests, 1 sister was a nun. Boniface, on the other hand, moved to Ohio, eventually working in at least two different breweries.

He arrived in New York as Bonifacius Colonell
Sept 12 1854 on the passenger ship General Jacobi
which departed from Bremen, Germany.
Declaration to naturalize
Feb 8, 1860 Hamilton Co, OH
Vol. 27, page 92
depart port Bremen
entry port New York
arrived in US Sept. 12, 1855
Archives and Rare Books Dept.
University of Cincinnati
It is unclear which date is correct, 1854 or 1855.

1860 Federal census, (John Calonell) a farm laborer on farm of Asa Cone in Crosby Twp, Hamilton Co OH

Married Catherine Helen Erb, 1 April 1861, at Venice, Ross Twp., Butler Co, OH; two daughters

Married Maria Magdalena Keller, 3 March 1867, at St Augustine Catholic Church in Cincinnati's West End

1870 census, (John Colonel) a brewery worker in Cincinnati with wife Magdalena, 2 daughters (from 1st wife) and Frank. Came to New Richmond shortly after that, and worked at Baumann's Brewery, which still stands on State Route 132. The large brick building was later Dormer Brothers Mill, and lastly Clasgens Woolen Mills (Clermont Woolen Mills)

1880 census,(John Colnell) Columbia St, New Richmond, laborer, with wife Lena, children Carrie, Kate, Francis, Mary, Joseph

1900 census, (John Colonell), Columbia St, New Richmond, a day laborer, wife Magdalene, daughter Helena,

He died of pneumonia at his home on
Columbia St, New Richmond, OH

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