Bernhard Huber married Itha "Ida" Schmidt on 18 August 1857 in St. Joseph Catholic Church, Zell, Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri with Rev. F.X. Weiss officiating.
Bernhard and Itha came to Young County by ox cart in 1876. Bernhard settled on 160 acres of land near School creek. His land claim was filed in Austin, Travis County, Texas on 18 April 1878.
Bernhard Huber was killed in his blacksmith shop by an unknown assailant. The murder remains unsolved to this day. His widow, Itha "Ida" Huber continued to live on the family farm until 1911 when she moved to Jermyn, Jack County, Texas.
78th Regiment E.M.M. Company I and F
Capt Miller
Bernard Huber Rank Private Enrolled April 30, 1864, Ste Genevieve Co Mo ordered into active service Ste Genevieve Co Mo by Col Leavenworth relieved from duty Nov 1964 by Col Bondnumber of actual service 41 remarks transferred from Co Iby order of Lieut Col Bond Oct 1864
Bernhard Huber died intestate. He was married one time in his life and that marriage with Ida Schmidt. To this union, nine children grew to adulthood:
A.C. Huber, boy
Ben Huber, boy
Louise Huber, girl
Maggie Huber, girl
Elizabeth Huber, girl
Henry L Huber, boy
Filbean Huber, girl
Annie Huber, girl
Pauline Huber, girl
Contributed by Dorman Holub
Bernhard Huber married Itha "Ida" Schmidt on 18 August 1857 in St. Joseph Catholic Church, Zell, Ste. Genevieve County, Missouri with Rev. F.X. Weiss officiating.
Bernhard and Itha came to Young County by ox cart in 1876. Bernhard settled on 160 acres of land near School creek. His land claim was filed in Austin, Travis County, Texas on 18 April 1878.
Bernhard Huber was killed in his blacksmith shop by an unknown assailant. The murder remains unsolved to this day. His widow, Itha "Ida" Huber continued to live on the family farm until 1911 when she moved to Jermyn, Jack County, Texas.
78th Regiment E.M.M. Company I and F
Capt Miller
Bernard Huber Rank Private Enrolled April 30, 1864, Ste Genevieve Co Mo ordered into active service Ste Genevieve Co Mo by Col Leavenworth relieved from duty Nov 1964 by Col Bondnumber of actual service 41 remarks transferred from Co Iby order of Lieut Col Bond Oct 1864
Bernhard Huber died intestate. He was married one time in his life and that marriage with Ida Schmidt. To this union, nine children grew to adulthood:
A.C. Huber, boy
Ben Huber, boy
Louise Huber, girl
Maggie Huber, girl
Elizabeth Huber, girl
Henry L Huber, boy
Filbean Huber, girl
Annie Huber, girl
Pauline Huber, girl
Contributed by Dorman Holub
Family Members
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Infant Daughter Huber
1860–1860
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Pauline Mae "Polly" Huber Ferguson
1860–1946
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Elizabeth Adaline "Lizzie" Huber Gegg
1862–1932
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Filbean Huber Willingham
1864–1934
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Mary Ann "Annie" Huber Furgeson
1866–1888
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Henry Lawrence Huber
1870–1961
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Louise Huber Coffman
1874–1945
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Andrew Charles "Andy" Huber
1876–1949
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Ida Margret "Maggie" Huber McEalvey
1879–1905
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Infant Huber
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Infant Huber
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