Gottleib, 21, and Caroline, 18, KUCK are on the passenger list for the "Schille," arriving December 24, 1874, along with Johann, 46, and Wilhelmina, 48, with Christian, 18, Faust, 9, Magdelena, 6.
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Gottlieb and Caroline share a stone in Saint Johns Cemetery located in Idalia, Yuma County, Colorado. Dates from other sources differ from stone.
AT REST
GOTTLIEB B. KUK
B. FEB. 7, 1853
[DIED] SEPT. 15, 1942
CAROLINE, HIS WIFE
B. SEPT 5, 1855
D. JULY 15, 1922
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Gottlieb Kuk (64966801)
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G. B. KUK, EARLY PLATTE RESIDENT, DIES IN COLORADO
Word was received here by Frank Kuk, 1871 Thirty-eighth avenue, of the death of his father, Gottlieb B. Kuk, 91, Platte county homesteader at Wray, Colo., at 12:30 a.m. today.
Mr. Kuk had resided in Wray for the past 20 years, where he had gone for his health, making his home for 15 years with his son, Paul, and the past five years in a private hospital.
He was born in Bessarabia, Russia, Feb. 22, 1851, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kuk. The family came to the United States in 1874 when Gottlieb Kuk homesteaded a farm seven miles north of Columbus. Later he moved to a farm four miles northeast of Columbus.
About 1890 he moved to Scotland, S.D., where he operated a general store for about 10 years, then moved to a farm at Wray. In 1917 he returned to Columbus, engaging in cattle buying for five years, returning to Wray in 1922.
Surviving are five sons, Daniel, Henry, Emil and Paul, of Denver, and Frank of Columbus; five daughters, Mrs. Rose Stutheit, Mrs. Mary Pfeiler and Mrs. Lydia Thomas, all of Idalia, Colo., Mrs. Eva Taylor of Denver and Mrs. Minnie Thomas of Vernon, Coll., 20 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mrs. Kuk and a son, Fred preceded him in death.
Funeral arrangements are pending. Burial will be in the Idalia cemetery.
SOURCE : The Columbus Telegram (Columbus, Nebraska), Tuesday, September 15, 1942
Contributor: Debra Jahn (47751153) • [email protected]
1900
1900 Idalia, Colorado
Gottleib Keuk born Feb 1853 in Russia, has been married 27 years to Caroline September 1855 in Russia. She's had 14 children, 11 living. Daniel Feb 1882, Mary June 1883 both Nebraska, Frank May 1885, Henry May 1887, Lydia June 1892 - these three South Dakota, Ansel Aug 1894, Paul June 1896, and Minnie July 1897, all three Colorado.
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Gottlieb and Caroline share a stone in Saint Johns Cemetery located in Idalia, Yuma County, Colorado. Dates from other sources differ from stone.
AT REST
GOTTLIEB B. KUK
B. FEB. 7, 1853
[DIED] SEPT. 15, 1942
CAROLINE, HIS WIFE
B. SEPT 5, 1855
D. JULY 15, 1922
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Thanks very much to Debra for other information that includes Gottlieb's obituary [see his memorial 64966801).
Gottlieb Kuk (64966801)
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G. B. KUK, EARLY PLATTE RESIDENT, DIES IN COLORADO
Word was received here by Frank Kuk, 1871 Thirty-eighth avenue, of the death of his father, Gottlieb B. Kuk, 91, Platte county homesteader at Wray, Colo., at 12:30 a.m. today.
Mr. Kuk had resided in Wray for the past 20 years, where he had gone for his health, making his home for 15 years with his son, Paul, and the past five years in a private hospital.
He was born in Bessarabia, Russia, Feb. 22, 1851, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kuk. The family came to the United States in 1874 when Gottlieb Kuk homesteaded a farm seven miles north of Columbus. Later he moved to a farm four miles northeast of Columbus.
About 1890 he moved to Scotland, S.D., where he operated a general store for about 10 years, then moved to a farm at Wray. In 1917 he returned to Columbus, engaging in cattle buying for five years, returning to Wray in 1922.
Surviving are five sons, Daniel, Henry, Emil and Paul, of Denver, and Frank of Columbus; five daughters, Mrs. Rose Stutheit, Mrs. Mary Pfeiler and Mrs. Lydia Thomas, all of Idalia, Colo., Mrs. Eva Taylor of Denver and Mrs. Minnie Thomas of Vernon, Coll., 20 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mrs. Kuk and a son, Fred preceded him in death.
Funeral arrangements are pending. Burial will be in the Idalia cemetery.
SOURCE : The Columbus Telegram (Columbus, Nebraska), Tuesday, September 15, 1942
Contributor: Debra Jahn (47751153) • [email protected]
1900
1900 Idalia, Colorado
Gottleib Keuk born Feb 1853 in Russia, has been married 27 years to Caroline September 1855 in Russia. She's had 14 children, 11 living. Daniel Feb 1882, Mary June 1883 both Nebraska, Frank May 1885, Henry May 1887, Lydia June 1892 - these three South Dakota, Ansel Aug 1894, Paul June 1896, and Minnie July 1897, all three Colorado.
Gottleib, 21, and Caroline, 18, KUCK are on the passenger list for the "Schille," arriving December 24, 1874, along with Johann, 46, and Wilhelmina, 48, with Christian, 18, Faust, 9, Magdelena, 6.
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Gottlieb and Caroline share a stone in Saint Johns Cemetery located in Idalia, Yuma County, Colorado. Dates from other sources differ from stone.
AT REST
GOTTLIEB B. KUK
B. FEB. 7, 1853
[DIED] SEPT. 15, 1942
CAROLINE, HIS WIFE
B. SEPT 5, 1855
D. JULY 15, 1922
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Thanks very much to Debra for other information that includes Gottlieb's obituary [see his memorial 64966801).
Gottlieb Kuk (64966801)
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G. B. KUK, EARLY PLATTE RESIDENT, DIES IN COLORADO
Word was received here by Frank Kuk, 1871 Thirty-eighth avenue, of the death of his father, Gottlieb B. Kuk, 91, Platte county homesteader at Wray, Colo., at 12:30 a.m. today.
Mr. Kuk had resided in Wray for the past 20 years, where he had gone for his health, making his home for 15 years with his son, Paul, and the past five years in a private hospital.
He was born in Bessarabia, Russia, Feb. 22, 1851, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kuk. The family came to the United States in 1874 when Gottlieb Kuk homesteaded a farm seven miles north of Columbus. Later he moved to a farm four miles northeast of Columbus.
About 1890 he moved to Scotland, S.D., where he operated a general store for about 10 years, then moved to a farm at Wray. In 1917 he returned to Columbus, engaging in cattle buying for five years, returning to Wray in 1922.
Surviving are five sons, Daniel, Henry, Emil and Paul, of Denver, and Frank of Columbus; five daughters, Mrs. Rose Stutheit, Mrs. Mary Pfeiler and Mrs. Lydia Thomas, all of Idalia, Colo., Mrs. Eva Taylor of Denver and Mrs. Minnie Thomas of Vernon, Coll., 20 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mrs. Kuk and a son, Fred preceded him in death.
Funeral arrangements are pending. Burial will be in the Idalia cemetery.
SOURCE : The Columbus Telegram (Columbus, Nebraska), Tuesday, September 15, 1942
Contributor: Debra Jahn (47751153) • [email protected]
1900
1900 Idalia, Colorado
Gottleib Keuk born Feb 1853 in Russia, has been married 27 years to Caroline September 1855 in Russia. She's had 14 children, 11 living. Daniel Feb 1882, Mary June 1883 both Nebraska, Frank May 1885, Henry May 1887, Lydia June 1892 - these three South Dakota, Ansel Aug 1894, Paul June 1896, and Minnie July 1897, all three Colorado.
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Gottlieb and Caroline share a stone in Saint Johns Cemetery located in Idalia, Yuma County, Colorado. Dates from other sources differ from stone.
AT REST
GOTTLIEB B. KUK
B. FEB. 7, 1853
[DIED] SEPT. 15, 1942
CAROLINE, HIS WIFE
B. SEPT 5, 1855
D. JULY 15, 1922
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Thanks very much to Debra for other information that includes Gottlieb's obituary [see his memorial 64966801).
Gottlieb Kuk (64966801)
Suggested edit:
G. B. KUK, EARLY PLATTE RESIDENT, DIES IN COLORADO
Word was received here by Frank Kuk, 1871 Thirty-eighth avenue, of the death of his father, Gottlieb B. Kuk, 91, Platte county homesteader at Wray, Colo., at 12:30 a.m. today.
Mr. Kuk had resided in Wray for the past 20 years, where he had gone for his health, making his home for 15 years with his son, Paul, and the past five years in a private hospital.
He was born in Bessarabia, Russia, Feb. 22, 1851, son of Mr. and Mrs. Chris Kuk. The family came to the United States in 1874 when Gottlieb Kuk homesteaded a farm seven miles north of Columbus. Later he moved to a farm four miles northeast of Columbus.
About 1890 he moved to Scotland, S.D., where he operated a general store for about 10 years, then moved to a farm at Wray. In 1917 he returned to Columbus, engaging in cattle buying for five years, returning to Wray in 1922.
Surviving are five sons, Daniel, Henry, Emil and Paul, of Denver, and Frank of Columbus; five daughters, Mrs. Rose Stutheit, Mrs. Mary Pfeiler and Mrs. Lydia Thomas, all of Idalia, Colo., Mrs. Eva Taylor of Denver and Mrs. Minnie Thomas of Vernon, Coll., 20 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Mrs. Kuk and a son, Fred preceded him in death.
Funeral arrangements are pending. Burial will be in the Idalia cemetery.
SOURCE : The Columbus Telegram (Columbus, Nebraska), Tuesday, September 15, 1942
Contributor: Debra Jahn (47751153) • [email protected]
1900
1900 Idalia, Colorado
Gottleib Keuk born Feb 1853 in Russia, has been married 27 years to Caroline September 1855 in Russia. She's had 14 children, 11 living. Daniel Feb 1882, Mary June 1883 both Nebraska, Frank May 1885, Henry May 1887, Lydia June 1892 - these three South Dakota, Ansel Aug 1894, Paul June 1896, and Minnie July 1897, all three Colorado.
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AT REST
GOTTLIEB B. KUK
B. FEB. 7, 1853
[DIED] SEPT. 15, 1942
CAROLINE, HIS WIFE
B. SEPT 5, 1855
D. JULY 15, 1922
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