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• familyserch.org ID: L1X5-ZHQ
• Created: 20 Sep 2019

Eugene married Ellene Adams on 27 Nov 1944. Ellene was born on 17 Oct 1927; died on 5 Nov 2010. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: G6WL-YXH
• Name: Morre
• Created: 20 Sep 2019

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• familyserch.org ID: 9C7L-HF2
• Created: 10 Jun 2015

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Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 35541411

Albert married Emma S. Hesemann on 28 Nov 1912. Emma (daughter of Frederick William Hesemann and Caroline Christina Plieninger) was born on 28 Dec 1883 in , Gasconade County, Missouri, USA; died on 06 Jan 1975 in Drake, Gasconade County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Zoar Cemetery, Gasconade County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: 9D4S-5Y4
• Name: Morre
• Created: 10 Jun 2015

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Buried:
findagrave.com memorial # 35541426

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• familyserch.org ID: 2HMS-DVX
• Name: Henry
• Occupation: Blacksmith
• Created: 31 Jul 2017

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Find a Grave Memorial ID 33281879

Heinrich + Emilie Gieck. Emilie was born on 16 Sep 1857 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, United States; died on 21 Sep 1917 in Drake, Gasconade County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Zoar Cemetery, Gasconade County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: 2HMS-34Y
• Name: Morre
• Created: 31 Jul 2017

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Find a Grave MEMORIAL ID 33281936

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• familyserch.org ID: KZN3-SXW
• Occupation: Farmer
• Created: 09 Jun 2015

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HESEMANN FAMILY HISTORY

The original farm near Beemont, Missourii was homesteaded by Charles and
Mary Ann Davis on a Land Grant by President James Buchanan, dated June 10, I857, consisting of 160 acres. On March 25, 1865, this land was sold to
Frederick Hesemann for a sum of $1,000. The records mention a Catherine as his wife on April 18, 1870, when ten acres was sold to Anna Kemper and after Frederick’s death in 1871, in a will filed August 22, 1871, his wifie, Maria .
Elizabeth, is names as Executrix. We are not sure how to explain this discrepancy in names. According to the will, the farm was left to Frederick W. Hesemann, his son, and $100 each to three daughters, Catherine F., Francisca S.C., and Catherine M. William and Caroline Christina Ploenniger [Plieninger] were probably married in the early 1870's. Her sister, Mrs. Catherine Ruby, lived in the house just west of the M.E. Zion church which is still standing today and according to Oscar Hesemann, she could very well have written her mother back in Germany encouraging her sister Caroline, to come over knowing that William was in need of a wife.

Upon the death of Anna Kemper, the ten acres from the original farm were deeded back to the then listed owner of record William Hesemann on March 6, 1879. We do not know if Frederick W. Hesemann is also William Hesemann or if they are two different people and William purchased the land from Frederick.
[They were the same person - Frederick William Hesemann]

William and Catherine had thirteen children, three of whom died in infancy.
On April 1, 1882, according to the records, they donated the land for the
church and cemetery in Beemont, Missouri. Their daughter, Louise, was one of two babies to be the first baptized in the new church.

William, Sr. was killed in a train accident near Jeffersberg [Jeffriesburg], Missouri, on July 28, 1904 while going to the World's Fair in St. Louis, at the age of 53. His son, Edward, was with him on this trip. William's death left Catherine to to finishraising the family, although her youngest, Oscar, was eleven at the time and her oldest son, William, was married that year in April.

Eventually Catherine traveled between her sons’ and daughters’ homes,
living for a time with each, although a room was kept for her on the home
place. She also spent considerable time with her son, William, after the
death of his wife in 1920, helping to raise his four daughters. Catherine must
have been a very strong-willed, hard working woman. All of her children
learned how to work at an early age.

Catherine died on September 15, 1928, and thereafter each year in September, a family reunion is held, including the descendants of the ten children. This year, 1978, marks the 50th anniversary of the family reunions and the church at Beemont, which Catherine and William helped establish, seems an appropriate place for this celebration.


September 17, 1978
Beemont, Missouri


Place name: Jeffriesburg
Description: A town in the west central part of Union Township. The post office had been established since 1857. It was named for some members of the Jeffries family. According to Eaton, it was Elisha Betts Jeffries (1827-1855), a wealthy Virginian who held many offices in Franklin County. While serving as a member of the state legislature, he lost his life in the Gasconade Bridge disaster on November 1, 1855, and the Legislature appropriated $150 to mark his grave at Krakow (q.v.). Kiel declares, on the other hand, that the town is supposed to be named for Achilles Whitehead Jeffries, an early settler and a friend and neighbor of George Fink, the first postmaster. He came to Franklin County from Warren County, North Carolina, in 1819, and was county sheriff in 1834. A number of other people named Jeffries lived in the neighborhood. (Postal Guide; COUNTY ATLAS 1878, 13; HIST. FRANKLIN 225, 227; Eaton; Kiel's BIOG. DIR., 204; Washington Library Records; Miss Johnson: O.E. Griese)
Source: Harrison, Eugenia L. "Place Names Of Four River Counties In Eastern Missouri." M.A. thesis., University of Missouri-Columbia, 1943.

Frederick married Caroline Christina Plieninger on 23 Jul 1876 in , Gasconade County, Missouri, USA. Caroline (daughter of Matthaeus Plieninger and Maria Catharina Kaltschmid) was born on 05 Oct 1851 in Schornbach, , Baden-Württemberg, Germany; was christened on 12 Oct 1851 in Schornbach, , Baden-Württemberg, Germany; died on 15 Sep 1928 in Boeuf Township, Gasconade County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Beemont Methodist Church Cemetery, Gasconade County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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• familyserch.org ID: MSFN-KV6
• Name: Hesemann
• Created: 09 Jun 2015

Notes:

HESEMANN FAMILY HISTORY

The original farm near Beemont, Missourii was homesteaded by Charles and
Mary Ann Davis on a Land Grant by President James Buchanan, dated June 70,
I857, consisting of 160 acres. On March 25, 1865, this land was sold to
Frederick Hesemann for a sum of $1,000. The records mention a Catherine as
his wife on April 18, 1870, when ten acres was sold to Anna Kemper and after
Frederick’s death in 1871, in a will filed August 22, 1871, his wifie, Maria .
Elizabeth, is names as Executrix. We are not sure how to explain this discrepancy
in names. According to the will, the farm was left to Frederick W.
Hesemann, his son, and $100 each to three daughters, Catherine F., Francisca
S.C., and Catherine M.

William and Caroline Christina Ploenniger [Plieninger] were probably married in the
early 1870's. Her sister, Mrs. Catherine Ruby, lived in the house just west
of the M.E. Zion church which is still standing today and according to Oscar
Hesemann, she could very well have written her mother back in Germany encouraging
her sister Caroline, to come over knowing that William was in need of a wife.

Upon the death of Anna Kemper, the ten acres from the original farm were deeded back
to the then listed owner of record William Hesemann on March 6, 1879. We do not know
if Frederick W. Hesemann is also William Hesemann or if they are two different people
and William purchased the land from Frederick.
[They were the same person - Frederick William Hesemann]

William and Catherine had thirteen children, three of whom died in infancy.
On April 1, 1882, according to the records, they donated the land for the
church and cemetery in Beemont, Missouri. Their daughter, Louise, was one of
two babies to be the first baptized in the new church.

William, Sr. was killed in a train accident near Jeffersberg [Jeffriesburg], Missouri,
on July 28, 1904 while going to the World's Fair in St. Louis, at the age of
53. His son, Edward, was with him on this trip. William's death left Catherine
to to finish raising the family, although her youngest, Oscar, was eleven at the
time and her oldest son, William, was married that year in April.

Eventually Catherine traveled between her sons’ and daughters’ homes,
living for a time with each, although a room was kept for her on the home
place. She also spent considerable time with her son, William, after the
death of his wife in 1920, helping to raise his four daughters. Catherine must
have been a very strong-willed, hard working woman. All of her children
learned how to work at an early age.

Catherine died on September 15, 1928, and thereafter each year in September,
a family reunion is held, including the descendants of the ten children. This
year, 1978, marks the 50th anniversary of the family reunions and the church
at Beemont, which Catherine and William helped establish, seems an appropriate
place for this celebration.


September 17, 1978
Beemont, Missouri


Name: Caroline Plieninger
Gender: Female
Birth Date: 5 Okt 1851 (5 Oct 1851)
Baptism Date: 12 Okt 1851 (12 Oct 1851)
Baptism Place: Schornbach, Württemberg, Germany
Father: Matthaeus Plieninger
Mother: Maria Catharina Kaltschmid
FHL Film Number: 1184645

Place name: Jeffriesburg
Description: A town in the west central part of Union Township. The post office had been established since 1857. It was named for some members of the Jeffries family. According to Eaton, it was Elisha Betts Jeffries (1827-1855), a wealthy Virginian who held many offices in Franklin County. While serving as a member of the state legislature, he lost his life in the Gasconade Bridge disaster on November 1, 1855, and the Legislature appropriated $150 to mark his grave at Krakow (q.v.). Kiel declares, on the other hand, that the town is supposed to be named for Achilles Whitehead Jeffries, an early settler and a friend and neighbor of George Fink, the first postmaster. He came to Franklin County from Warren County, North Carolina, in 1819, and was county sheriff in 1834. A number of other people named Jeffries lived in the neighborhood. (Postal Guide; COUNTY ATLAS 1878, 13; HIST. FRANKLIN 225, 227; Eaton; Kiel's BIOG. DIR., 204; Washington Library Records; Miss Johnson: O.E. Griese)
Source: Harrison, Eugenia L. "Place Names Of Four River Counties In Eastern Missouri." M.A. thesis., University of Missouri-Columbia, 1943.

Christened:
Name: Caroline Plieninger
Gender: Female
Baptism Age: 0
Birth Date: 5 Okt 1851 (5 Oct 1851)
Baptism Date: 12 Okt 1851 (12 Oct 1851)
Baptism Place: Schornbach, Württemberg, Germany
Residence Place: Schornbach, Württemberg, Germany
Father: Matthaeus Plieninger
Mother: Maria Catharina Kaltschmid
FHL Film Number: 1184645