Madeline Gladys Schwebach

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• Name: Gladys
• Name: Noethe
• Reference Number: 16890
• Residence: 1924, Caledonia, O'Brien County, Iowa
• Residence: 1924, Caledonia, O'Brien County, Iowa

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16890

Residence:
rents 77 acres, section 5 and 117 acres section 6; owns 37 acres section 6; owner John Schwebach

Role: Witness

Residence:
rents 77 acres, section 5 and 117 acres section 6; owns 37 acres section 6; owner John Schwebach

Role: Witness

Madeline married Lawrence P. Noethe 22 Jun 1936, Granville, Sioux County, Iowa.

Madeline — Lawrence P. Noethe. Lawrence was born 24 May 1909, Floyd Township, Sioux County, Iowa; died 27 May 1978; was buried Aft 27 May 1978, Saint Patricks Cemetery, Sheldon, O'Brien County, Iowa. [Family Group Sheet]

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1. John Noethe died Bef 12 Dec 2009.
2. Alice Noethe was born 15 Jan 1937, Iowa; died Aug 1970; was buried Aug 1970, Saint Patricks Cemetery, Sheldon, O'Brien County, Iowa.
3. Maryellen Coletta Noethe was born 12 May 1951; died 10 Mar 2004.

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• Name: N. J. Schwebach
• Name: Nick Schwebach
• Reference Number: 1579
• Birth_Poss: Dec 1878, Iowa
• DrftReg: 12 Sep 1918, Primghar, O'Brien County, Iowa
• Residence: 1924, Caledonia, O'Brien County, Iowa

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1579

Residence:
rents 77 acres, section 5 and 117 acres section 6; owns 37 acres section 6; owner John Schwebach

Nicholas married Anna Thorman 24 Nov 1908, St. Joseph Church, Granville, Sioux County, Iowa. Anna (daughter of Max Thorman) was born Abt 1891, Iowa; died 1961; was buried 1961, Saint Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Granville, Sioux County, Iowa. [Family Group Sheet]

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• Name: Schwebach
• Reference Number: 8040
• Residence: 1924, Caledonia, O'Brien County, Iowa

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8040

Residence:
rents 77 acres, section 5 and 117 acres section 6; owns 37 acres section 6; owner John Schwebach

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• Name: Johan
• Name: John
• Reference Number: 1431
• Birth_Poss: 21 Feb 1846
• Immigration: 1864, New York, , New York

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1431

Immigration:
within 2 weeks of arriving, entered St. Francis Seminary in Milwaukee on 11 June 1864

Jean married Catharine Ludivisse 25 Mar 1874, Hospers, Plymouth County, Iowa. Catharine was born 1 Nov 1855; died 26 Apr 1933, Granville, Sioux County, Iowa; was buried Aft 26 Apr 1933, St. Joseph's Cemetery, Granville, Sioux County, Iowa. [Family Group Sheet]

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• Name: Kate
• Name: Schwebach
• Reference Number: 1577
• Birth_Poss: Nov 1856, Luxembourg

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• Reference Number: 31112

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31112

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• Name: Nicolas
• Reference Number: 1400
• Birth_Poss: 1 Apr 1820, Platen, Bettborn, Redange, Luxembourg
• Immigration: 4 May 1866

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Possible family was in the lumber business in Luxembourg Immirgrated to USA in 1866 and to Caledoina 1871 with wife and remaining family.

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1400

Immigration:
Ship - William Penn, From London to New York arrived on 04 May 1866

(Peter Simmerl was on the same ship)

Nicholas married Margaret Busch 20 May 1845, Platen, Bettborn, Redange, Luxembourg. Margaret (daughter of Jean Busch and Anna Maria Hertz) was born 6 Mar 1823, Landsheid, Bastendorf, Diekirsch, Luxembourg; died 17 Nov 1911, La Crosse, La Crosse County, Wisconsin; was buried Aft 17 Nov 1911, Calvary Cemetery, Caledonia, Houston County, Minnesota. [Family Group Sheet]

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• Name: Bausch
• Name: Bousch
• Name: Margaretha Busch
• Name: Maria
• Name: Schwebach
• Reference Number: 1401
• Immigration: 4 May 1866
• Obit: 17 Nov 1911, La Crosse, La Crosse County, Wisconsin

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1401

Immigration:
Ship - William Penn, From London to New York arrived on 04 May 1866

(Peter Simmerl was on the same ship)

Obit:


MOTHER OF BISHOP DIED EARLY TODAY

Mrs. Margaret Schwebach Passes Away at Episcopal Residence at 9:00 O'Clock
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FUNERAL TO BE TOMORROW
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Rev. Father Congdon to Deliver Sermon in English, and Genoa Priest One in German
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Mrs. Margaret Schwebach, aged 88 years, mother of Rt. Rev. Bishop Schwebach, of the La Crosse diocese of the Roman Catholic church, died at the Episcopal residence at 9 o'clock this morning of old age.

Margaret Busch was born in Landscheid in the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg, on March 23, 1823, and she was married to Nicholas Schwebach at Plat, Luxemburg, in 1845. She was the mother of ten children, three of whom died before her death,this morning.

In 1862 her two oldest sons visited America and James, the second son, now bishop of the La Crosse diocese, wrote home that he would not return to Europe but that he would contiue his studies for the priesthood in this country. His goodmother would not rest until she and the remainder of the family followed him to America, they arriving her in 1866, and settling in Caledonia, Minn. Her husband died in 1879 and since 1879 she has lived with Bishop Schwebach in LaCrosseuntil her death this morning.

Two sons, three daughters and one grandchild were at her bedside.

Leaves Many Relatives

Mrs. Schwebach's death is mourned by four sons, Bishop Schwebach of LaCrosse, Philip of Caledonia, Minn., John of Granville, Iowa and Eugene of Dell Rapids, S.D.; three daughters, Mrs. Helen Burg and Mrs. Catherine Georgen of Caledonia,Minn., and Mrs. Mary Wagner of Oeschen, Iowa; two daughters-in-law, Mrs. Susan Schwebach of Caledonia, Minn., and Mrs. Lena Schwebach of Granville, Iowa; fifty-nine grandchildren and fifty-five great grandchildren.

Funderal Saturday

The funeral service will be held at the Cathedral tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, pontifical requiem mass being held in which all the priests in the city will take part. In the afternoon the body will be taken to Caledonia, where burialwill take place on Tuesday morning.

There will be an address in English by Rev. Father Condon, La Crosse, and one in German by the Rev. Rather A. Ph. Karmer of Genoa, Wis.

Mrs. Margaret Schwebach was a Christian wife and mother in the truest and most beautiful sense of the work.

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