Born in Koehler, Saratov, Volga, Russia.
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12/24/1902 Immigration; S.S. Chemnitz, sailing 11/29/1902 Bremen Germany to Galveston TX.
Joseph Macht, 35, married, farmer, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write, $90 cash.
Destination is Wamego, KS. Relative in U.S., brother-in-law Gottlieb Reichenborn in Wamego, KS.
Elizabeth Macht, 35, housewife, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write. Children are:
George, 7. Anna, 4y 9m. Margaret, 4y 9m. Peter, 3y 6m. Katherine, 1y 6m. Joseph, 3m.
Note: Arrived at New York, rejected because of Measles and Flu on ship, went to Galveston
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
Arrived with his mother Apolonia Macht, Joseph & Catharina Ruhl, and Christopher Bellinder.
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Joseph Macht, eldest son of Joseph and Oplanie Macht, died Dec. 17, 1954, at St. Mary Hospital, Manhattan. He was born Aug 15, 1866, at Kohler, Russia.
He was united in marriage with Elizabeth Bellinder (died Feb. 7, 1921), who proceeded him in death.
He is survived by three sons, George of Ogden, KS, Joe of Deerfield, IL, and Pete of Westmoreland: two daughters, Mrs. Kate Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS, and Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan; a brother, Gottlieb Macht of Julesburg, CO; a sister, Mrs. Susan Gareis of St. George; seventeen grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.
Two daughters, Mrs. Anna Cordts and Mrs. Margaret Artbler, proceeded him in death.
A Requiem High Mass was sung at St. Bernard Catholic Church Tuesday morning, Dec. 22, by Rev. Fr. Blaufuss, with burial in St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
The following out of town relatives were here for funeral services for Joseph Macht Sr., last week: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macht, Norman and Carol of Deerfield, IL; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zeigler, Val Artzer and Miss JoAnn Macht of Topeka; Mrs. Nick Zeigler, Mrs. Ray Paynter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ball, Mrs. and Mrs. Bernard Weixelman and Mrs. Joe Tauer of Manhattan; Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Howard, Mrs. Susan Gareis, Lena Gareis and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gareis of St. George;
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank and son of Crooks, CO; Mrs. Susie Lanchrist and Gottleib Macht of Julesburg, CO, Miss Marie Gareis of Tonganoxie; John Prockish of Carthage, MO; Kimber Macht, of Boston, Mass.; George Macht of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richmond and Mrs. Ed Tenbrink of Alma; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tibbetts, Mrs. and Mrs. Pete Macht, Mrs. Louis Pinick of Westmoreland; Mrs. Doris Good of Blaine; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prockish of Manhattan.
Wamego Reporter, 12/30/1954
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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12/24/1902 Immigration; S.S. Chemnitz, sailing 11/29/1902 Bremen Germany to Galveston TX.
Joseph Macht, 35, married, farmer, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write, $90 cash.
Destination is Wamego, KS. Relative in U.S., brother-in-law Gottlieb Reichenborn in Wamego, KS.
Elizabeth Macht, 35, housewife, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write. Children are:
George, 7. Anna, 4y 9m. Margaret, 4y 9m. Peter, 3y 6m. Katherine, 1y 6m. Joseph, 3m.
Note: Arrived at New York, rejected because of Measles and Flu on ship, went to Galveston
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
Arrived with his mother Apolonia Macht, Joseph & Catharina Ruhl, and Christopher Bellinder.
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Joseph Macht, eldest son of Joseph and Oplanie Macht, died Dec. 17, 1954, at St. Mary Hospital, Manhattan. He was born Aug 15, 1866, at Kohler, Russia.
He was united in marriage with Elizabeth Bellinder (died Feb. 7, 1921), who proceeded him in death.
He is survived by three sons, George of Ogden, KS, Joe of Deerfield, IL, and Pete of Westmoreland: two daughters, Mrs. Kate Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS, and Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan; a brother, Gottlieb Macht of Julesburg, CO; a sister, Mrs. Susan Gareis of St. George; seventeen grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.
Two daughters, Mrs. Anna Cordts and Mrs. Margaret Artbler, proceeded him in death.
A Requiem High Mass was sung at St. Bernard Catholic Church Tuesday morning, Dec. 22, by Rev. Fr. Blaufuss, with burial in St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
The following out of town relatives were here for funeral services for Joseph Macht Sr., last week: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macht, Norman and Carol of Deerfield, IL; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zeigler, Val Artzer and Miss JoAnn Macht of Topeka; Mrs. Nick Zeigler, Mrs. Ray Paynter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ball, Mrs. and Mrs. Bernard Weixelman and Mrs. Joe Tauer of Manhattan; Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Howard, Mrs. Susan Gareis, Lena Gareis and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gareis of St. George;
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank and son of Crooks, CO; Mrs. Susie Lanchrist and Gottleib Macht of Julesburg, CO, Miss Marie Gareis of Tonganoxie; John Prockish of Carthage, MO; Kimber Macht, of Boston, Mass.; George Macht of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richmond and Mrs. Ed Tenbrink of Alma; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tibbetts, Mrs. and Mrs. Pete Macht, Mrs. Louis Pinick of Westmoreland; Mrs. Doris Good of Blaine; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prockish of Manhattan.
Wamego Reporter, 12/30/1954
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
Born in Koehler, Saratov, Volga, Russia.
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12/24/1902 Immigration; S.S. Chemnitz, sailing 11/29/1902 Bremen Germany to Galveston TX.
Joseph Macht, 35, married, farmer, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write, $90 cash.
Destination is Wamego, KS. Relative in U.S., brother-in-law Gottlieb Reichenborn in Wamego, KS.
Elizabeth Macht, 35, housewife, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write. Children are:
George, 7. Anna, 4y 9m. Margaret, 4y 9m. Peter, 3y 6m. Katherine, 1y 6m. Joseph, 3m.
Note: Arrived at New York, rejected because of Measles and Flu on ship, went to Galveston
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
Arrived with his mother Apolonia Macht, Joseph & Catharina Ruhl, and Christopher Bellinder.
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Joseph Macht, eldest son of Joseph and Oplanie Macht, died Dec. 17, 1954, at St. Mary Hospital, Manhattan. He was born Aug 15, 1866, at Kohler, Russia.
He was united in marriage with Elizabeth Bellinder (died Feb. 7, 1921), who proceeded him in death.
He is survived by three sons, George of Ogden, KS, Joe of Deerfield, IL, and Pete of Westmoreland: two daughters, Mrs. Kate Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS, and Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan; a brother, Gottlieb Macht of Julesburg, CO; a sister, Mrs. Susan Gareis of St. George; seventeen grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.
Two daughters, Mrs. Anna Cordts and Mrs. Margaret Artbler, proceeded him in death.
A Requiem High Mass was sung at St. Bernard Catholic Church Tuesday morning, Dec. 22, by Rev. Fr. Blaufuss, with burial in St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
The following out of town relatives were here for funeral services for Joseph Macht Sr., last week: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macht, Norman and Carol of Deerfield, IL; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zeigler, Val Artzer and Miss JoAnn Macht of Topeka; Mrs. Nick Zeigler, Mrs. Ray Paynter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ball, Mrs. and Mrs. Bernard Weixelman and Mrs. Joe Tauer of Manhattan; Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Howard, Mrs. Susan Gareis, Lena Gareis and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gareis of St. George;
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank and son of Crooks, CO; Mrs. Susie Lanchrist and Gottleib Macht of Julesburg, CO, Miss Marie Gareis of Tonganoxie; John Prockish of Carthage, MO; Kimber Macht, of Boston, Mass.; George Macht of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richmond and Mrs. Ed Tenbrink of Alma; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tibbetts, Mrs. and Mrs. Pete Macht, Mrs. Louis Pinick of Westmoreland; Mrs. Doris Good of Blaine; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prockish of Manhattan.
Wamego Reporter, 12/30/1954
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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12/24/1902 Immigration; S.S. Chemnitz, sailing 11/29/1902 Bremen Germany to Galveston TX.
Joseph Macht, 35, married, farmer, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write, $90 cash.
Destination is Wamego, KS. Relative in U.S., brother-in-law Gottlieb Reichenborn in Wamego, KS.
Elizabeth Macht, 35, housewife, German from Köhler Russia, can read/write. Children are:
George, 7. Anna, 4y 9m. Margaret, 4y 9m. Peter, 3y 6m. Katherine, 1y 6m. Joseph, 3m.
Note: Arrived at New York, rejected because of Measles and Flu on ship, went to Galveston
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
Arrived with his mother Apolonia Macht, Joseph & Catharina Ruhl, and Christopher Bellinder.
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Joseph Macht, eldest son of Joseph and Oplanie Macht, died Dec. 17, 1954, at St. Mary Hospital, Manhattan. He was born Aug 15, 1866, at Kohler, Russia.
He was united in marriage with Elizabeth Bellinder (died Feb. 7, 1921), who proceeded him in death.
He is survived by three sons, George of Ogden, KS, Joe of Deerfield, IL, and Pete of Westmoreland: two daughters, Mrs. Kate Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS, and Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan; a brother, Gottlieb Macht of Julesburg, CO; a sister, Mrs. Susan Gareis of St. George; seventeen grandchildren and fifteen great-grandchildren.
Two daughters, Mrs. Anna Cordts and Mrs. Margaret Artbler, proceeded him in death.
A Requiem High Mass was sung at St. Bernard Catholic Church Tuesday morning, Dec. 22, by Rev. Fr. Blaufuss, with burial in St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery.
The following out of town relatives were here for funeral services for Joseph Macht Sr., last week: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macht, Norman and Carol of Deerfield, IL; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Zeigler, Val Artzer and Miss JoAnn Macht of Topeka; Mrs. Nick Zeigler, Mrs. Ray Paynter, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ball, Mrs. and Mrs. Bernard Weixelman and Mrs. Joe Tauer of Manhattan; Mrs. and Mrs. Roy Howard, Mrs. Susan Gareis, Lena Gareis and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Gareis of St. George;
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Shank and son of Crooks, CO; Mrs. Susie Lanchrist and Gottleib Macht of Julesburg, CO, Miss Marie Gareis of Tonganoxie; John Prockish of Carthage, MO; Kimber Macht, of Boston, Mass.; George Macht of Ogden; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Hasneuer of Kansas City, KS.; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Richmond and Mrs. Ed Tenbrink of Alma; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tibbetts, Mrs. and Mrs. Pete Macht, Mrs. Louis Pinick of Westmoreland; Mrs. Doris Good of Blaine; and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Prockish of Manhattan.
Wamego Reporter, 12/30/1954
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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