Rudolph Siem emigrated to the United States from Germany around 1886 with his parents and siblings. They settled in the Community of Mill Creek (Town of Carson), Portage County, Wisconsin.
[Ancestry.com passenger list search - Johann Ziehm family arrived at Baltimore, Maryland port Aug. 20, 1887 on ship Koln from Bremen port. Johann Ziehm 38 b. Prussia. Rosalie 31 b. Prussia. Felix 8, Johann 6, Rudolf 4, Martha 2. Thanks to Martin W. Johnson for this info.]
Rudolph married Mary Peskie in 1910. They farmed in Mill Creek for several years. They later moved to Chicago, where Rudolph worked at the International Harvester plant. He retired, and they moved back to Stevens Point, around 1952.
Rudolph and Mary had seven children: Sophie, Irving, Margaret, Daniel, Grace, George, and Alice.
[Ancestry.com passenger list search - Johann Ziehm family arrived at Baltimore, Maryland port Aug. 20, 1887 on ship Koln from Bremen port. Johann Ziehm 38 b. Prussia. Rosalie 31 b. Prussia. Felix 8, Johann 6, Rudolf 4, Martha 2. Thanks to Martin W. Johnson for this info.]
Rudolph married Mary Peskie in 1910. They farmed in Mill Creek for several years. They later moved to Chicago, where Rudolph worked at the International Harvester plant. He retired, and they moved back to Stevens Point, around 1952.
Rudolph and Mary had seven children: Sophie, Irving, Margaret, Daniel, Grace, George, and Alice.
Rudolph Siem emigrated to the United States from Germany around 1886 with his parents and siblings. They settled in the Community of Mill Creek (Town of Carson), Portage County, Wisconsin.
[Ancestry.com passenger list search - Johann Ziehm family arrived at Baltimore, Maryland port Aug. 20, 1887 on ship Koln from Bremen port. Johann Ziehm 38 b. Prussia. Rosalie 31 b. Prussia. Felix 8, Johann 6, Rudolf 4, Martha 2. Thanks to Martin W. Johnson for this info.]
Rudolph married Mary Peskie in 1910. They farmed in Mill Creek for several years. They later moved to Chicago, where Rudolph worked at the International Harvester plant. He retired, and they moved back to Stevens Point, around 1952.
Rudolph and Mary had seven children: Sophie, Irving, Margaret, Daniel, Grace, George, and Alice.
[Ancestry.com passenger list search - Johann Ziehm family arrived at Baltimore, Maryland port Aug. 20, 1887 on ship Koln from Bremen port. Johann Ziehm 38 b. Prussia. Rosalie 31 b. Prussia. Felix 8, Johann 6, Rudolf 4, Martha 2. Thanks to Martin W. Johnson for this info.]
Rudolph married Mary Peskie in 1910. They farmed in Mill Creek for several years. They later moved to Chicago, where Rudolph worked at the International Harvester plant. He retired, and they moved back to Stevens Point, around 1952.
Rudolph and Mary had seven children: Sophie, Irving, Margaret, Daniel, Grace, George, and Alice.
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