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. Peter Macht, 3y 6m, German from Köhler Russia. Traveled with parents
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9/12/1918 WWI Registration; Peter Macht, 19, born 10/12/1899 in Kohler Russia. Short height, medium build, dark brown eyes and dark brown hair. Farmer for Joe Macht in Wamego, KS. Resides in Wamego. Joe Macht, father, same address.
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4/4/1930 Census; Peter E. Macht, 29, married at 27, farmer, born in Russia, Imm. 1901, Naturalized Citizen. Resides Union, Pottawatomie County, KS, and owns house. Edith G. Macht, 26, married at 25, born in KS.
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Peter "Pete" Macht, 85 Wamego, died Sunday February 26, 1984, at Wamego City Hospital. He was born October 12, 1896 at Kahler (Koehler), Russia, son of Joseph Macht Sr. and Elizabeth Bellinder Macht.
He lived at Wamego 83 years. Mr. Macht was a farmer and stockman.
He was married to Edith McProud July 30, 1929. She survives.
Other survivors include a son, Kimber Macht of San Jose Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Jo Lauffer of Perry; a brother, Joseph Macht Jr. of Rogers, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan, and Mrs. Catherine Hasneuer of Kansas City, Kan.; and two grandchildren.
Service were at 2 p.m., Tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home, Wamego. Burial was in Wamego City Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kansas Heart Assoc.
Wamego Times, 3/1/1984
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Peter Eugene Macht by Cecelia Tibbetts.
He gave himself his middle name because he didn't have one. Pete was 4 years younger than my mother and they always got along good together. He wasn't in school when I started staying there. He worked on the farm and township roads. He used to come to Wamego at our house, especially week ends, when he came to see his girl friend. He called me (it sounded like sa-cup-cus) and it stuck with me for a while.
He and his wife Edith came to Westmoreland to see us after they were married and sometimes took me home with them for a week. Their farm was just 6 miles from Westmoreland. They moved to Wamego after they sold their farm and retired.
His wife was Edith McProud. Pete and Edith are buried in Wamego Cemetery. Pete was 85 years old when he died.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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Peter Eugene Macht, buried 2/28/1984.
Edith Lorena Macht, buried 1/31/1996.
Wamego City Cemetery, Wamego, KS.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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12/24/1902 Immigration; S.S. Chemnitz, sailing 11/29/1902 Bremen Germany to Galveston TX. Peter Macht, 3y 6m, German from Köhler Russia. Traveled with parents
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9/12/1918 WWI Registration; Peter Macht, 19, born 10/12/1899 in Kohler Russia. Short height, medium build, dark brown eyes and dark brown hair. Farmer for Joe Macht in Wamego, KS. Resides in Wamego. Joe Macht, father, same address.
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4/4/1930 Census; Peter E. Macht, 29, married at 27, farmer, born in Russia, Imm. 1901, Naturalized Citizen. Resides Union, Pottawatomie County, KS, and owns house. Edith G. Macht, 26, married at 25, born in KS.
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Peter "Pete" Macht, 85 Wamego, died Sunday February 26, 1984, at Wamego City Hospital. He was born October 12, 1896 at Kahler (Koehler), Russia, son of Joseph Macht Sr. and Elizabeth Bellinder Macht.
He lived at Wamego 83 years. Mr. Macht was a farmer and stockman.
He was married to Edith McProud July 30, 1929. She survives.
Other survivors include a son, Kimber Macht of San Jose Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Jo Lauffer of Perry; a brother, Joseph Macht Jr. of Rogers, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan, and Mrs. Catherine Hasneuer of Kansas City, Kan.; and two grandchildren.
Service were at 2 p.m., Tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home, Wamego. Burial was in Wamego City Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kansas Heart Assoc.
Wamego Times, 3/1/1984
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Peter Eugene Macht by Cecelia Tibbetts.
He gave himself his middle name because he didn't have one. Pete was 4 years younger than my mother and they always got along good together. He wasn't in school when I started staying there. He worked on the farm and township roads. He used to come to Wamego at our house, especially week ends, when he came to see his girl friend. He called me (it sounded like sa-cup-cus) and it stuck with me for a while.
He and his wife Edith came to Westmoreland to see us after they were married and sometimes took me home with them for a week. Their farm was just 6 miles from Westmoreland. They moved to Wamego after they sold their farm and retired.
His wife was Edith McProud. Pete and Edith are buried in Wamego Cemetery. Pete was 85 years old when he died.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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Peter Eugene Macht, buried 2/28/1984.
Edith Lorena Macht, buried 1/31/1996.
Wamego City Cemetery, Wamego, KS.
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. Peter Macht, 3y 6m, German from Köhler Russia. Traveled with parents
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9/12/1918 WWI Registration; Peter Macht, 19, born 10/12/1899 in Kohler Russia. Short height, medium build, dark brown eyes and dark brown hair. Farmer for Joe Macht in Wamego, KS. Resides in Wamego. Joe Macht, father, same address.
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4/4/1930 Census; Peter E. Macht, 29, married at 27, farmer, born in Russia, Imm. 1901, Naturalized Citizen. Resides Union, Pottawatomie County, KS, and owns house. Edith G. Macht, 26, married at 25, born in KS.
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Peter "Pete" Macht, 85 Wamego, died Sunday February 26, 1984, at Wamego City Hospital. He was born October 12, 1896 at Kahler (Koehler), Russia, son of Joseph Macht Sr. and Elizabeth Bellinder Macht.
He lived at Wamego 83 years. Mr. Macht was a farmer and stockman.
He was married to Edith McProud July 30, 1929. She survives.
Other survivors include a son, Kimber Macht of San Jose Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Jo Lauffer of Perry; a brother, Joseph Macht Jr. of Rogers, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan, and Mrs. Catherine Hasneuer of Kansas City, Kan.; and two grandchildren.
Service were at 2 p.m., Tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home, Wamego. Burial was in Wamego City Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kansas Heart Assoc.
Wamego Times, 3/1/1984
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Peter Eugene Macht by Cecelia Tibbetts.
He gave himself his middle name because he didn't have one. Pete was 4 years younger than my mother and they always got along good together. He wasn't in school when I started staying there. He worked on the farm and township roads. He used to come to Wamego at our house, especially week ends, when he came to see his girl friend. He called me (it sounded like sa-cup-cus) and it stuck with me for a while.
He and his wife Edith came to Westmoreland to see us after they were married and sometimes took me home with them for a week. Their farm was just 6 miles from Westmoreland. They moved to Wamego after they sold their farm and retired.
His wife was Edith McProud. Pete and Edith are buried in Wamego Cemetery. Pete was 85 years old when he died.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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Peter Eugene Macht, buried 2/28/1984.
Edith Lorena Macht, buried 1/31/1996.
Wamego City Cemetery, Wamego, KS.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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12/24/1902 Immigration; S.S. Chemnitz, sailing 11/29/1902 Bremen Germany to Galveston TX. Peter Macht, 3y 6m, German from Köhler Russia. Traveled with parents
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9/12/1918 WWI Registration; Peter Macht, 19, born 10/12/1899 in Kohler Russia. Short height, medium build, dark brown eyes and dark brown hair. Farmer for Joe Macht in Wamego, KS. Resides in Wamego. Joe Macht, father, same address.
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4/4/1930 Census; Peter E. Macht, 29, married at 27, farmer, born in Russia, Imm. 1901, Naturalized Citizen. Resides Union, Pottawatomie County, KS, and owns house. Edith G. Macht, 26, married at 25, born in KS.
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Peter "Pete" Macht, 85 Wamego, died Sunday February 26, 1984, at Wamego City Hospital. He was born October 12, 1896 at Kahler (Koehler), Russia, son of Joseph Macht Sr. and Elizabeth Bellinder Macht.
He lived at Wamego 83 years. Mr. Macht was a farmer and stockman.
He was married to Edith McProud July 30, 1929. She survives.
Other survivors include a son, Kimber Macht of San Jose Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Jo Lauffer of Perry; a brother, Joseph Macht Jr. of Rogers, Ark.; two sisters, Mrs. Lena Prockish of Manhattan, and Mrs. Catherine Hasneuer of Kansas City, Kan.; and two grandchildren.
Service were at 2 p.m., Tuesday at Stewart Funeral Home, Wamego. Burial was in Wamego City Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to the Kansas Heart Assoc.
Wamego Times, 3/1/1984
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Peter Eugene Macht by Cecelia Tibbetts.
He gave himself his middle name because he didn't have one. Pete was 4 years younger than my mother and they always got along good together. He wasn't in school when I started staying there. He worked on the farm and township roads. He used to come to Wamego at our house, especially week ends, when he came to see his girl friend. He called me (it sounded like sa-cup-cus) and it stuck with me for a while.
He and his wife Edith came to Westmoreland to see us after they were married and sometimes took me home with them for a week. Their farm was just 6 miles from Westmoreland. They moved to Wamego after they sold their farm and retired.
His wife was Edith McProud. Pete and Edith are buried in Wamego Cemetery. Pete was 85 years old when he died.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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Peter Eugene Macht, buried 2/28/1984.
Edith Lorena Macht, buried 1/31/1996.
Wamego City Cemetery, Wamego, KS.
Source: Tom & Nona Prockish
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