Son of John Hemberger and Elizabeth Winter.
On the other side of his headstone is his mother Elizabeth and father John Hemberger.
I did find his parent listed in Find a Grave, Burial; Unknow. It has wonderful information on this family. I have ask the two memorial to be merged.
I am going to list their memorial number just in case they are not merged, so any family ancestors can add this to their family trees, and the family will know where they are buried.
Father John Hemberger #147647368
His first name is listed as Jean (John) on this memorial.
Mother; Elizabeth Winter Hemberger #147647747
His family;
1850 Indiana, Jennings County, Campbell Twp., John Hamburger, 41; Elizabeth, 33; Lewis, 9; John, 6; Joseph, 3; Parent born in Germany, children born in Indiana.
Information on parents born in Germany; If they were from the Alsace-Lorraine area of France, it was alternately occupied by Germany right up until WWII, which would explain the discrepancy.
Joseph Hemberger does not appear on the 1860 census, he must have died between 1850-1860.
1860 Indiana, Jennings County Census: John Hanberger, 51; Elizabeth, 41; Louis, 18; John, 15; Mary, 8. John is a merchant, John & Elizabeth born in France, all children born in Indiana.
His brother George Casper Hemberger is born in 1862, he is buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. George must have became a partner in the owner ship of the National Hotel; sold his share (one fourth) to Mr. Feadler for $850.00. He had filed for bankruptcy;...The Plain Dealer (North Vernon, Indiana) 29 Mar 1883.
Information:
In 1869, he and his brother Louis purchased the National Hotel at North Vernon where Louis ran the hotel and John operated a saloon in town.
Lewis (Louis) born 1841-1924 married Mary Magdalena Seiple at North Vernon. Resided in Golden, Colorado in 1920. They are buried at Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
Mary Agnes 1852-1935, married Samuel David Humphries. She is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington.
His brother Louis & sister Mary were living in Colorado at the time of their mothers death in 1882.
George Casper Hemberger 1865, buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.
I was able to obtain this information on the family from research done by Barbara Haines.
On the other side of his headstone is his mother Elizabeth and father John Hemberger.
I did find his parent listed in Find a Grave, Burial; Unknow. It has wonderful information on this family. I have ask the two memorial to be merged.
I am going to list their memorial number just in case they are not merged, so any family ancestors can add this to their family trees, and the family will know where they are buried.
Father John Hemberger #147647368
His first name is listed as Jean (John) on this memorial.
Mother; Elizabeth Winter Hemberger #147647747
His family;
1850 Indiana, Jennings County, Campbell Twp., John Hamburger, 41; Elizabeth, 33; Lewis, 9; John, 6; Joseph, 3; Parent born in Germany, children born in Indiana.
Information on parents born in Germany; If they were from the Alsace-Lorraine area of France, it was alternately occupied by Germany right up until WWII, which would explain the discrepancy.
Joseph Hemberger does not appear on the 1860 census, he must have died between 1850-1860.
1860 Indiana, Jennings County Census: John Hanberger, 51; Elizabeth, 41; Louis, 18; John, 15; Mary, 8. John is a merchant, John & Elizabeth born in France, all children born in Indiana.
His brother George Casper Hemberger is born in 1862, he is buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. George must have became a partner in the owner ship of the National Hotel; sold his share (one fourth) to Mr. Feadler for $850.00. He had filed for bankruptcy;...The Plain Dealer (North Vernon, Indiana) 29 Mar 1883.
Information:
In 1869, he and his brother Louis purchased the National Hotel at North Vernon where Louis ran the hotel and John operated a saloon in town.
Lewis (Louis) born 1841-1924 married Mary Magdalena Seiple at North Vernon. Resided in Golden, Colorado in 1920. They are buried at Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
Mary Agnes 1852-1935, married Samuel David Humphries. She is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington.
His brother Louis & sister Mary were living in Colorado at the time of their mothers death in 1882.
George Casper Hemberger 1865, buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.
I was able to obtain this information on the family from research done by Barbara Haines.
Son of John Hemberger and Elizabeth Winter.
On the other side of his headstone is his mother Elizabeth and father John Hemberger.
I did find his parent listed in Find a Grave, Burial; Unknow. It has wonderful information on this family. I have ask the two memorial to be merged.
I am going to list their memorial number just in case they are not merged, so any family ancestors can add this to their family trees, and the family will know where they are buried.
Father John Hemberger #147647368
His first name is listed as Jean (John) on this memorial.
Mother; Elizabeth Winter Hemberger #147647747
His family;
1850 Indiana, Jennings County, Campbell Twp., John Hamburger, 41; Elizabeth, 33; Lewis, 9; John, 6; Joseph, 3; Parent born in Germany, children born in Indiana.
Information on parents born in Germany; If they were from the Alsace-Lorraine area of France, it was alternately occupied by Germany right up until WWII, which would explain the discrepancy.
Joseph Hemberger does not appear on the 1860 census, he must have died between 1850-1860.
1860 Indiana, Jennings County Census: John Hanberger, 51; Elizabeth, 41; Louis, 18; John, 15; Mary, 8. John is a merchant, John & Elizabeth born in France, all children born in Indiana.
His brother George Casper Hemberger is born in 1862, he is buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. George must have became a partner in the owner ship of the National Hotel; sold his share (one fourth) to Mr. Feadler for $850.00. He had filed for bankruptcy;...The Plain Dealer (North Vernon, Indiana) 29 Mar 1883.
Information:
In 1869, he and his brother Louis purchased the National Hotel at North Vernon where Louis ran the hotel and John operated a saloon in town.
Lewis (Louis) born 1841-1924 married Mary Magdalena Seiple at North Vernon. Resided in Golden, Colorado in 1920. They are buried at Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
Mary Agnes 1852-1935, married Samuel David Humphries. She is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington.
His brother Louis & sister Mary were living in Colorado at the time of their mothers death in 1882.
George Casper Hemberger 1865, buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.
I was able to obtain this information on the family from research done by Barbara Haines.
On the other side of his headstone is his mother Elizabeth and father John Hemberger.
I did find his parent listed in Find a Grave, Burial; Unknow. It has wonderful information on this family. I have ask the two memorial to be merged.
I am going to list their memorial number just in case they are not merged, so any family ancestors can add this to their family trees, and the family will know where they are buried.
Father John Hemberger #147647368
His first name is listed as Jean (John) on this memorial.
Mother; Elizabeth Winter Hemberger #147647747
His family;
1850 Indiana, Jennings County, Campbell Twp., John Hamburger, 41; Elizabeth, 33; Lewis, 9; John, 6; Joseph, 3; Parent born in Germany, children born in Indiana.
Information on parents born in Germany; If they were from the Alsace-Lorraine area of France, it was alternately occupied by Germany right up until WWII, which would explain the discrepancy.
Joseph Hemberger does not appear on the 1860 census, he must have died between 1850-1860.
1860 Indiana, Jennings County Census: John Hanberger, 51; Elizabeth, 41; Louis, 18; John, 15; Mary, 8. John is a merchant, John & Elizabeth born in France, all children born in Indiana.
His brother George Casper Hemberger is born in 1862, he is buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio. George must have became a partner in the owner ship of the National Hotel; sold his share (one fourth) to Mr. Feadler for $850.00. He had filed for bankruptcy;...The Plain Dealer (North Vernon, Indiana) 29 Mar 1883.
Information:
In 1869, he and his brother Louis purchased the National Hotel at North Vernon where Louis ran the hotel and John operated a saloon in town.
Lewis (Louis) born 1841-1924 married Mary Magdalena Seiple at North Vernon. Resided in Golden, Colorado in 1920. They are buried at Fairmount Cemetery, Denver, Denver County, Colorado.
Mary Agnes 1852-1935, married Samuel David Humphries. She is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery, Seattle, King County, Washington.
His brother Louis & sister Mary were living in Colorado at the time of their mothers death in 1882.
George Casper Hemberger 1865, buried at Calvary Cemetery, Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio.
I was able to obtain this information on the family from research done by Barbara Haines.
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