Individuals from Chrisman Pedigree, page 64

m: Wilhelmina Menkhoff (1820/1821-31 DEC 1885)

Children:

Notes:

In records in Monroe Co., IL, he generally appears as "Henry" or Heinrich".

He and wife Caroline (Schmedts) are identified as the parents of Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Pape (Charles Henry William Pape) by both the History of Sangamon Co., IL, and the baptismal record for KHWP in Hausberge, Germany. Holy Cross records show his first wife died in Feb 1856, and marriage records show him remarrying Wilhelmina in Apr 1856. Herman's household in 1880 shows he then fathered Herman, Anstine, and Caroline. A few daughters's birth records from first wife are also found Holy cross Lutheran records in Monroe Co. This comes from the combination of the marriage record of Henry Pape to Wilhelmina Menkhoff 25 Apr 1856, and the census record for Herman Pape, where his mother Wilhelmina is living with him, showing an age consistent with his, declaration that Herman's father came from Germany, and most telling, that Herman's nephew Charles, age 13, is enumerated in his household. Charles's parents are born Germany / Illinois, which makes all of Charles's information perfectly consistent with this being the son of KHWP and Elizabeth White. Being Herman's nephew, that indicates Herman was KHWP's brother. There is a strange issue as to why Charles, 13, would be enumerated twice -- once with his parents, and once with his uncle. But those things do occassionally happen. He is apparently there doing work as a farm laborer, presumably for his uncle, so he may have been residing there at the time, and his parents may have just listed him anyway.

A biography for W.C. Berneking in the Biographical History of Cloud Co., Kansas, identifies the parents, and states that Henry Pape had five children by the first marriage, and eight by the second, four of whom (from the second) were still living in 1903 (Caroline Margaret, Mrs. Sparwasser, Erstina Gerber, and Herman).

A few records are found at the Evangelisch church in Hausberge, Westfalen, that might be him: [Batch J964883]
* Carol Henrich Pape, bp. 28 Oct 1804, par. Fridrich Pape & Christine Nihus
* Cord Henrich Friedrich Pape b. 21 Feb 1819 m. 8 Mar 1840 to Wilhelmine Sophie Caroline Pape, she b. 6 Jul 1817 and dau. of Johann Heinr. Pape.
* Cord Henrich Fridrich Pape, bp. 24 Feb 1819, par. Carl Fridrich Pape & Sophie Christine Kuehme
* Cord Henrich Pape, bp. 17 Mar 1821, par. Johann Henrich Pape and Sohia Kume
* Carl Henrich Pape, bp. 12 Jun 1825, par. Johann Cord Pape and Anne Clostermann
[Note that "Cord" and "Carl" may be nothing more than a transcription descrepancy, given how difficult it is to read the handwritten script in those records].

In addition to the baptism record of Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Pape in Hausberge, Westfalen (9 Feb 1840), showing Cord Heinrich Pape m. Caroline Schmedts, there is also a record of marriage in Kadenberge, Hannover, Preussen between Cord Hinrich Pape and Mette Margaretha Glintenkamp on 24 Sep 1854 [LDC film 458271], and a birth to this couple at Kadenberge of Johann August Pape, b. 8 Nov 1856 [LDS Call #458271]. It is now known that this is not the same Cord Heinrich Pape.

There is also a marriage record in St. Clair Co., Missouri for a G.C.H.Gideon Pape and Elizabeth M. Vogel on 2 Oct 1873 [LDC Bat M515161, film 945453]. This is a possible son (note the possible connection to Karl Heinrich Wilhelm Pape's marriage to Antonette Therese Vogel in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1874).

The history of Sangamon Co., IL, Vol II, 1912, p. 1510, says that he immigrated to Monroe Co., ILL in 1848, where he lived for many years and eventually died. However, a search of the 1850 census of Monroe Co., IL, did not turn up a matching entry. A Henry Pape, 40, Germany, was found in south Chicago, along with a wife Caroline Pape, 40, Frederick 15, Caroline 9, [son, unreadable] Pape 5, and Henry Pape 1, all born Germany. The match on Caroline is highly suggestive, but the bio says that his son Charles Henry did not come with them to the US in 1848 (he came later in 1858), and would have been 10 years old in 1850, so that would seem to rule out this family.

!Census 1870: Monroe Co., Illinois, twp 3 S.R. 10W, P.O. Maeystown, enum 9 July 1870, roll 261 p. 525a, household 190/199:
Pape, Henry, 57 b. Prussia, WM, farmer, $3500/500. Both parents of foreign birth, has male children of US >21y
--, Wilhelmina, 50 b. Prussia, WF, keeps house, both parens of foreign birth
--, Wilhelmina,17 b. IL, WF, home, both parents of foreign birth
--, Charles, 15 IL, WM, farm laborer, ""
--, Ernestine, 10 IL, WF, school
--, Herman, 10 IL, WM, school
--, Carolina, 6 IL, WF, school
--, Charlotta, 12 IL, WF, school

Misc records from Monroe Co., Illinois.
Marriages [http://www.iltrails.org/monroe/sub87.htm]:
* Henry Pape to Wilhelmina Menkhoff, 25 Apr 1856.
* William Pape to Mrs. Charolotte Maeder, 30 July 1858
Births [http://www.iltrails.org/monroe/sub18.htm]:
* PAPA, Emma October 17 1894
* PAPE, Anna December 27 1897
* PAPE, Herman July 01 1890
* PAPE, Male January 25 1884
* PAPE, Male November 24 1886
* PAPE,Hermann April 04 1888
Deaths [http://www.iltrails.org/monroe/sub147.htm]:
PAPE Adele J. November 25 1965
PAPE Baby February 06 1931
PAPE C. Henry October 05 1878
PAPE Clay G. August 24 1957
PAPE Conrad Hermann April 22 1888
PAPE Female January 10 1905
PAPE Henry C. April 16 1957
PAPE Herman May 06 1931
PAPE Hulda Elizabeth October 16 1951
PAPE Infant February 06 1931
PAPE Infant Daughter June 26 1942
PAPE Louis Sr. March 31 1977
PAPE Mary June 22 1938
PAPE Minnie C. April 03 1950
PAPE Robert February 24 1924
PAPE Thomas E. March 09 1945
PAPE Walter H. June 16 1967
PAPE William December 02 1948

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Research Leads:
I haven't yet found him on the 1860 census. However, there is some name similarity (but with major descrepancies) with the following family:
Census 1860: Manitowoc town, Manitowa Co., Wisconsin, enum 11 Jun 1860, p. 65, household 524/519:
Charles Pape, 39, Laborer, b. Prussia
Wilhelmina, 30, b. Prussia
Amelia, 7, Prussia
Wilhelmina, 5, Prussia
Anna, 1, b. Wisconsin
[Note: I think this may be the Carl Heinrich Friedrich Pape (b. 21 Feb 1819) who m. 8 Mar 1840 in Evangelisch, Hausberge, Westfalen, Prussia to Wilhelmine Sophie Caroline Pape (b. 6 July 1817, dau. Johann Heinr. Pape & Marie Kulemann). If so, this is probably a close relative, since they originate from the same church in Hausberge, but I think this is probably a different family. A Friedrich Wilhelm Pape b. 26 Sep 1843, bp. 10 Oct 1843 Evangelische, Eisburgen, Westfalen, is probably their son (J971713).]

Maria Christine Pape who married Fridrich Wilhelm Boene/Bohne in 1818 at Evalngelisch, Hausberge, Westfalen, Prussia, is likely a sister. Her husband, Wilhelm Bohne, appears as a baptismal witness on the baptism record of Carl Heinrich Wilhelm Pape 9 Feb 1840. This may provide a small clue to parentage.

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Sophie Caroline Schmedts

m: Charles Heinrich Pape (1812/1813-5 OCT 1878)

Children:

Notes:

Research Leads:
There is a close match submitted by a member of the LDS church, batch 7734119 for a Sophia Christiana Schmidt b. 25 Jun 1817, bp. 6 Jul 1817 at Schweinfurt, Unterfranken, Bayern. Parents: Paul Christian Schmidt and Christiane Barbara Merck. The birth date is off by only 5 days, and the name is pretty close, but otherwise I would have to assume it is a different individual.

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Peter Pattee

Children:

m: Sarah Gill (27 JUN 1654-1690/1720)

Children:

m: Susanna Davis (ABT 1652-MAR 1736)

Notes:

Cordwainer (shoe maker) and ferry operator.

He was born prior to 1646 in either Canterbury or London, England.

It is believed that Peter emigrated from England to Virginia in 1669, although his name is not found on any published passenger lists.

About 1675 he migrated northward from an unnamed Virginia town to Bay Colony (Haverhill, Mass) leaving a wife and child in Virginia.

He was residing at Salem when he was impressed into the Bay Colony militia, participating in a bloody battle against the Eastern Indians at Blackpoint (Scarborough), Maine 29 Jun 1677. The wounded Pattee was mistakenly reported as dead in a report of casualties.

Two years later he was again "pressed for the country's service" but no details are known.

He was one of the earliest cordwainers in a town that later billed itself as the "Queen Shoe City of the World".

He also operated a ferry across the Merrimack. The far was a penny for a man or woman and five pence for a horse.

Sarah Gill

m: Peter Pattee (22 FEB 1645-19 OCT 1724)

Children:

John Gill

m: Phebe Buswell (-BEF 1680)

Children:

Phebe Buswell

m: John Gill (ABT 1621-1 DEC 1690)

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Benjamin Pattee

m: Patience Collins (30 OCT 1700-30 DEC 1784)

Children:

Notes:

Mariner and shipwright

Patience Collins

m: Benjamin Pattee (15 MAY 1696-15 DEC 1787)

Children:

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Ezekiel Collins

m: Elizabeth Riggs (27 APR 1672-28 APR 1728)

Children:

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Elizabeth Riggs

m: Ezekiel Collins (23 FEB 1664-DEC 1744)

Children:

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David Pattee

m: Lucy Collins (8 APR 1745-6 DEC 1789)

Children:

m: Mary North (1742-21 JUL 1816)

Notes:

He served as a private from June 30 to Sept. 25, 1779 in Captain Timothy Heald's Co., Col. Sa muel McCobb's Reg. They marched n the Penobscot Expedition. [From Steve Pattee].

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Samuel Rice

m: Sally Platt Brush (25 MAR 1810-28 NOV 1888)

Children:

Notes:

!Census 1850: Danbury, Fairfield Co., CT, household 301, family 348, enum 5 Aug 1850:
Samuel Rice, 42 NY, shoemaker
Sarah, 40 NY
James T., 13 NY
Lewis H, 11 NY
Sarah A., 9 NY
Rufus S., 6 NY
Halsey J., 4 NY
Fanny M., 2 NY

!Census (1860): North Ward Village Waupun, Fonc du Lac Co., Wisconsin, enum 7 Jun 1860, P.O. Maupun, p. 10, household 72, fam 79:
[Household 72, fam 78]:
Frederich Sletzberger, 37, laborer, $200, Germany
Catherine, 41, wife, Germany
John, 12, Germany
Mary, 7, Wis
Emma 2/12, Wis
[fam 79]:
Samuel Rice, 52, shoemaker, N.Y.
Sally, 50, wife, N.Y.
Fanny, 13, Ct.
Rufus [H], 16, NY

Records:
* 1880 census entry summary on familysearch.com: Samuel Rice, age 72, b. NY, shoe maker, married, both parents born NY. Danbury, CT. LDS film 1254094, Nat'l archives film T9-0094 p. 147A. Sally P. Rice, wife, age 70 b. NY, keeping house, married, both parents b. NY.

DEATH: Danbury, Fairfield Co., CT vital records [LDS film #1435527, p. 260/1]: "21 May 1891 Samuel Rice, died Danbury, age 83 7/12, widower, b. Southeast NY, general debility"

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Charles A. Marcioch

m: Elizabeth Zang (JUN 1858-AFT 10 JAN 1920)

Children:

Notes:

!Census (1900): Bethel Town, Fairfield Co., Connecticut, enum 12 Jun 1900, SD 26, ED 1, Sh 7B , household 154, fam 161:
Marchioch, Charles A., head, Aug 1854, age 45, m. for 23, NY/Ger/Ger, hat finisher
--, Elizabeth, wife, Jun 1858, age 42, mar for 23, 8 ch/8 living, NY/Ger/Ger
--, Ernest, son, July 1880, 19 single, Conn, Farm Laborer
--, William, son, Feb 1882, 18 single, Conn, Farm laborer
--, Lill[aeda], dau, May 1884, 16 single, Conn, Silk [worker]
--, Rosalie, dau, 1886 age 14 single, Conn, at school
--, Amelia, dau, Mar 1892, age 8, Conn, at school
--, Annie, dau, July 1894, 5, Conn
--, May, dau, Sep 1896, age 3, Conn
--, Madeline, dau, Oct 1899, age 8/12, Conn

!Census (1910): [15 Grand Reed Ave.], Danbury, Fairfield Co., Conn., enum 21 Apr 1910, SD 29, ED 66, Ward 3, Sh 7A, p. 6751, household 164, fam 131:
Marcioch, Charles A., head, 56, marr., b. NY/Germany/Germany
--, Elizabeth, wife, 51, marr for 31, 9 ch/8 living, b. NY/Germany/Germany
--, William A., son, 28, single, b. Conn
--, [A]melia E., dau., 18 single
--, Anna M., dau., 15 single
--, May E, dau., 13 single,
--, Madeline E., dau., 08 single
Flockbout, Lillian, dau., age 25, m1 for 8, 3 children/2 living, Conn/NY/NY
--, Agustus J., son-in-law, age 36, Germany/Ger/Ger
--, Piore L., grand. dau. 3, Conn.
--, Arline E., grand.dau., 1 6/12, Conn.


Research notes:

* A grandson, no doubt, married a Mabel Jensen, daughter of Oscar A. and Gertrude (Zarr) Jensen. She is called "Mabel Marcioch .. of Danbury" in the obituary of her brother Edwin F. Jensen (28 Feb 1921-26 Aug 2000 Danbury), from New York Times online edition Aug 28, 2000.

* A Dorothea Klingele who was in the 1959 class of Lawrence High School in Lawrence NY married a Marcioch (married name Marcioch in 1999).

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Elizabeth Zang

m: Charles A. Marcioch (AUG 1854-bet 21 apr 1910 and 10 Jun 1920)

Children:

Notes:

Name appears in Danbury VRs as "Zang", "Lang", and "Zank", with "Zang" being the clearest wri tten and most often repeated.

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Leads:
Possible matches:
!Census 1860: New York 2nd division of ward 22, NY, NY, enum 9 Jul 1860, p. 174, household 576, fam 1388:
Christian Sang, 30 b. Bavaria
Elisabeth, 24, b. Bavaria
Elisabeth, 2, b. New York
Mary, 6/12, b. New York
Same house, fam 1389, is a list of 19 names, apparently all borders.

!Census 1870: Town New Lots, Kings Co., New York, p. 53/167, enum 16 Jun 1870, P.O. East New York, household 362, Fam 455:
Lang, John, 36, tailor, $6000, b. Bavaria
--, Eliza, 37, tailoress, b. Sax Memingen
--, Minne, 14, tailoress, b. New York
--, Eliza, 12, b. New York
--, Annie, 10, b. New York
--, Frederick, 7, b. New York
--, Augusta, 5, b. New York
--, John, 7/12, b. New York

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