The Carlstead surname was originally spelled "Karlstadt" and later "Carlstadt," "Carlsted" and "Carlstead." Christian Carlstead was born in Prussia (Bavaria, Germany) and came to the United States when he was thirteen years of age. A biography of Christian's daughter Christine's son William Carlstead Van Deventer says the Carlsteads originated from a later branch of a military family in Prussia.
Christian Carlstead married Mary (Klink) Carlstead
Christian's Siblings:
Ann Carlstead? (no other information on her)
William F. Carlstead (1840-1909) married Nancy A. Fawks (1844-1920), daughter of William C. Fawks born in Tennessee and Elizabeth Thomas born in Kentucky). William and Nancy (Fawks) Carlstead had nine Children: John W. Carlstead (1809-1943), Elizabeth Carlstead (b 1871), Phillip Claudius Carlstead (b 3-20-1874 d 8-28-1900), Minnie Carlstead (b 1877), Christopher O Carlstead (b 1879-1930), Edward Robert Carlstead (1882-1960), Zudah (Carlstead) Taylor (1884-), George Washington Carlstead (9-1986, 1963) and Forrest G. Carlstead, Sr. (7-1-1891-May, 1968).
Mary H. (Carlstead) Koenig (1841-1902) married Charles A. Koenig (1815-1891) and lived in Huntsville, MO. Children: Emma (Koenig) Glassen, Flora (Koenig) Sweeney, Anna Marie Koenig, William Frederick Koenig.
Christian Carlstead had two other brothers?--possibly Harold and another?
Children of Christian and Mary (Klink) Carlstead:
Sarah "Sallie" (Carlstead) Burton (b 1863 or 1864)
Married John A. Burton, Jr. in May, 1872 in Delaware, IN. They lived in Missouri before settling in Minneapolis, Ward 2, Henniphen, Minnesota. John was born 1857 in KY, father born in NC, mother born in KY. Children of Sarah and John Burton:
-Beulah (Burton) Pierce (born 1883 in Huntsville, Missouri) (married Clinton E. Pierce (born 1883) Married on 12-30-1918 at Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. Clinton's father is D.C. Pierce, and mother is Mary (Lovelan) Pierce.
-Florence Burton (born 1885 in Minnesota)
-Mary Elizabeth (Burton) Crassweller (born 1888 in Minnesota, d 2-12-1926 in Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota) Married Harold D. Crassweller.
William W. Carlstead (1867-1926)
Florence S. Carlstead Allen (1870-1938)
Cassie D. Carlstead (1872-1927)
Christine Carlstead Van Deventer (1878-1946)
About Christian Carlstead
Christian Carlstead passed away of pneumonia after driving in a rain storm in an open wagon from Huntsville to their farm near Mt. Arie close to Moberly, MO.
Daughter Sarah married shortly after her father's death.
Christian's wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead and daughters Cassie and Christine stayed on the farm for two years after Christian's death. Then they sold the farm and moved to Salisbury, MO.
Daughter Cassie attended Washington University in St. Louis to learn photography and had a studio in Salisbury where her black and white photos were tinted to add color. She was a natural born artist from childhood and could draw and paint pictures. Her mother Mary helped her at the phototography studio.
Daughter Christine Carlstead attended Southwest Missouri and taught school. She married A.D. (Archibald Duke) Van Deventer after her mother Mary passed away.
(See much more about Christian Carlstead's family on wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's web page.)
Christian's Military Service: Pvt. Civil War, Missouri Militia, Company C, 46th Regiment E.M.M.
Note about Christian's Grave Stone and the Burckhartt Family: The grave stone photo on this page is Christian's original grave stone located on the old Judge Burckhartt farm east of Huntsville. A biography of Judge Burckhartt is posted online at the Historic Huntsville History web site. It is possible that Christian Carlstead lived on the Judge Burckhartt property either before or during the time Judge Burckhartt lived there. Christian's birth and death dates are also shown on his wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's grave stone at the Salisbury City Cemetery, Salisbury, Missouri. Mary moved from the farm at Mt. Arie near Moberly, MO to a farm at Salisbury, MO after Christian passed away. A special thanks to Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows for finding and photographing Christian's grave for us.
Christian Carlstead married Mary (Klink) Carlstead
Christian's Siblings:
Ann Carlstead? (no other information on her)
William F. Carlstead (1840-1909) married Nancy A. Fawks (1844-1920), daughter of William C. Fawks born in Tennessee and Elizabeth Thomas born in Kentucky). William and Nancy (Fawks) Carlstead had nine Children: John W. Carlstead (1809-1943), Elizabeth Carlstead (b 1871), Phillip Claudius Carlstead (b 3-20-1874 d 8-28-1900), Minnie Carlstead (b 1877), Christopher O Carlstead (b 1879-1930), Edward Robert Carlstead (1882-1960), Zudah (Carlstead) Taylor (1884-), George Washington Carlstead (9-1986, 1963) and Forrest G. Carlstead, Sr. (7-1-1891-May, 1968).
Mary H. (Carlstead) Koenig (1841-1902) married Charles A. Koenig (1815-1891) and lived in Huntsville, MO. Children: Emma (Koenig) Glassen, Flora (Koenig) Sweeney, Anna Marie Koenig, William Frederick Koenig.
Christian Carlstead had two other brothers?--possibly Harold and another?
Children of Christian and Mary (Klink) Carlstead:
Sarah "Sallie" (Carlstead) Burton (b 1863 or 1864)
Married John A. Burton, Jr. in May, 1872 in Delaware, IN. They lived in Missouri before settling in Minneapolis, Ward 2, Henniphen, Minnesota. John was born 1857 in KY, father born in NC, mother born in KY. Children of Sarah and John Burton:
-Beulah (Burton) Pierce (born 1883 in Huntsville, Missouri) (married Clinton E. Pierce (born 1883) Married on 12-30-1918 at Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. Clinton's father is D.C. Pierce, and mother is Mary (Lovelan) Pierce.
-Florence Burton (born 1885 in Minnesota)
-Mary Elizabeth (Burton) Crassweller (born 1888 in Minnesota, d 2-12-1926 in Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota) Married Harold D. Crassweller.
William W. Carlstead (1867-1926)
Florence S. Carlstead Allen (1870-1938)
Cassie D. Carlstead (1872-1927)
Christine Carlstead Van Deventer (1878-1946)
About Christian Carlstead
Christian Carlstead passed away of pneumonia after driving in a rain storm in an open wagon from Huntsville to their farm near Mt. Arie close to Moberly, MO.
Daughter Sarah married shortly after her father's death.
Christian's wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead and daughters Cassie and Christine stayed on the farm for two years after Christian's death. Then they sold the farm and moved to Salisbury, MO.
Daughter Cassie attended Washington University in St. Louis to learn photography and had a studio in Salisbury where her black and white photos were tinted to add color. She was a natural born artist from childhood and could draw and paint pictures. Her mother Mary helped her at the phototography studio.
Daughter Christine Carlstead attended Southwest Missouri and taught school. She married A.D. (Archibald Duke) Van Deventer after her mother Mary passed away.
(See much more about Christian Carlstead's family on wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's web page.)
Christian's Military Service: Pvt. Civil War, Missouri Militia, Company C, 46th Regiment E.M.M.
Note about Christian's Grave Stone and the Burckhartt Family: The grave stone photo on this page is Christian's original grave stone located on the old Judge Burckhartt farm east of Huntsville. A biography of Judge Burckhartt is posted online at the Historic Huntsville History web site. It is possible that Christian Carlstead lived on the Judge Burckhartt property either before or during the time Judge Burckhartt lived there. Christian's birth and death dates are also shown on his wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's grave stone at the Salisbury City Cemetery, Salisbury, Missouri. Mary moved from the farm at Mt. Arie near Moberly, MO to a farm at Salisbury, MO after Christian passed away. A special thanks to Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows for finding and photographing Christian's grave for us.
The Carlstead surname was originally spelled "Karlstadt" and later "Carlstadt," "Carlsted" and "Carlstead." Christian Carlstead was born in Prussia (Bavaria, Germany) and came to the United States when he was thirteen years of age. A biography of Christian's daughter Christine's son William Carlstead Van Deventer says the Carlsteads originated from a later branch of a military family in Prussia.
Christian Carlstead married Mary (Klink) Carlstead
Christian's Siblings:
Ann Carlstead? (no other information on her)
William F. Carlstead (1840-1909) married Nancy A. Fawks (1844-1920), daughter of William C. Fawks born in Tennessee and Elizabeth Thomas born in Kentucky). William and Nancy (Fawks) Carlstead had nine Children: John W. Carlstead (1809-1943), Elizabeth Carlstead (b 1871), Phillip Claudius Carlstead (b 3-20-1874 d 8-28-1900), Minnie Carlstead (b 1877), Christopher O Carlstead (b 1879-1930), Edward Robert Carlstead (1882-1960), Zudah (Carlstead) Taylor (1884-), George Washington Carlstead (9-1986, 1963) and Forrest G. Carlstead, Sr. (7-1-1891-May, 1968).
Mary H. (Carlstead) Koenig (1841-1902) married Charles A. Koenig (1815-1891) and lived in Huntsville, MO. Children: Emma (Koenig) Glassen, Flora (Koenig) Sweeney, Anna Marie Koenig, William Frederick Koenig.
Christian Carlstead had two other brothers?--possibly Harold and another?
Children of Christian and Mary (Klink) Carlstead:
Sarah "Sallie" (Carlstead) Burton (b 1863 or 1864)
Married John A. Burton, Jr. in May, 1872 in Delaware, IN. They lived in Missouri before settling in Minneapolis, Ward 2, Henniphen, Minnesota. John was born 1857 in KY, father born in NC, mother born in KY. Children of Sarah and John Burton:
-Beulah (Burton) Pierce (born 1883 in Huntsville, Missouri) (married Clinton E. Pierce (born 1883) Married on 12-30-1918 at Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. Clinton's father is D.C. Pierce, and mother is Mary (Lovelan) Pierce.
-Florence Burton (born 1885 in Minnesota)
-Mary Elizabeth (Burton) Crassweller (born 1888 in Minnesota, d 2-12-1926 in Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota) Married Harold D. Crassweller.
William W. Carlstead (1867-1926)
Florence S. Carlstead Allen (1870-1938)
Cassie D. Carlstead (1872-1927)
Christine Carlstead Van Deventer (1878-1946)
About Christian Carlstead
Christian Carlstead passed away of pneumonia after driving in a rain storm in an open wagon from Huntsville to their farm near Mt. Arie close to Moberly, MO.
Daughter Sarah married shortly after her father's death.
Christian's wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead and daughters Cassie and Christine stayed on the farm for two years after Christian's death. Then they sold the farm and moved to Salisbury, MO.
Daughter Cassie attended Washington University in St. Louis to learn photography and had a studio in Salisbury where her black and white photos were tinted to add color. She was a natural born artist from childhood and could draw and paint pictures. Her mother Mary helped her at the phototography studio.
Daughter Christine Carlstead attended Southwest Missouri and taught school. She married A.D. (Archibald Duke) Van Deventer after her mother Mary passed away.
(See much more about Christian Carlstead's family on wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's web page.)
Christian's Military Service: Pvt. Civil War, Missouri Militia, Company C, 46th Regiment E.M.M.
Note about Christian's Grave Stone and the Burckhartt Family: The grave stone photo on this page is Christian's original grave stone located on the old Judge Burckhartt farm east of Huntsville. A biography of Judge Burckhartt is posted online at the Historic Huntsville History web site. It is possible that Christian Carlstead lived on the Judge Burckhartt property either before or during the time Judge Burckhartt lived there. Christian's birth and death dates are also shown on his wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's grave stone at the Salisbury City Cemetery, Salisbury, Missouri. Mary moved from the farm at Mt. Arie near Moberly, MO to a farm at Salisbury, MO after Christian passed away. A special thanks to Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows for finding and photographing Christian's grave for us.
Christian Carlstead married Mary (Klink) Carlstead
Christian's Siblings:
Ann Carlstead? (no other information on her)
William F. Carlstead (1840-1909) married Nancy A. Fawks (1844-1920), daughter of William C. Fawks born in Tennessee and Elizabeth Thomas born in Kentucky). William and Nancy (Fawks) Carlstead had nine Children: John W. Carlstead (1809-1943), Elizabeth Carlstead (b 1871), Phillip Claudius Carlstead (b 3-20-1874 d 8-28-1900), Minnie Carlstead (b 1877), Christopher O Carlstead (b 1879-1930), Edward Robert Carlstead (1882-1960), Zudah (Carlstead) Taylor (1884-), George Washington Carlstead (9-1986, 1963) and Forrest G. Carlstead, Sr. (7-1-1891-May, 1968).
Mary H. (Carlstead) Koenig (1841-1902) married Charles A. Koenig (1815-1891) and lived in Huntsville, MO. Children: Emma (Koenig) Glassen, Flora (Koenig) Sweeney, Anna Marie Koenig, William Frederick Koenig.
Christian Carlstead had two other brothers?--possibly Harold and another?
Children of Christian and Mary (Klink) Carlstead:
Sarah "Sallie" (Carlstead) Burton (b 1863 or 1864)
Married John A. Burton, Jr. in May, 1872 in Delaware, IN. They lived in Missouri before settling in Minneapolis, Ward 2, Henniphen, Minnesota. John was born 1857 in KY, father born in NC, mother born in KY. Children of Sarah and John Burton:
-Beulah (Burton) Pierce (born 1883 in Huntsville, Missouri) (married Clinton E. Pierce (born 1883) Married on 12-30-1918 at Billings, Yellowstone, Montana. Clinton's father is D.C. Pierce, and mother is Mary (Lovelan) Pierce.
-Florence Burton (born 1885 in Minnesota)
-Mary Elizabeth (Burton) Crassweller (born 1888 in Minnesota, d 2-12-1926 in Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota) Married Harold D. Crassweller.
William W. Carlstead (1867-1926)
Florence S. Carlstead Allen (1870-1938)
Cassie D. Carlstead (1872-1927)
Christine Carlstead Van Deventer (1878-1946)
About Christian Carlstead
Christian Carlstead passed away of pneumonia after driving in a rain storm in an open wagon from Huntsville to their farm near Mt. Arie close to Moberly, MO.
Daughter Sarah married shortly after her father's death.
Christian's wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead and daughters Cassie and Christine stayed on the farm for two years after Christian's death. Then they sold the farm and moved to Salisbury, MO.
Daughter Cassie attended Washington University in St. Louis to learn photography and had a studio in Salisbury where her black and white photos were tinted to add color. She was a natural born artist from childhood and could draw and paint pictures. Her mother Mary helped her at the phototography studio.
Daughter Christine Carlstead attended Southwest Missouri and taught school. She married A.D. (Archibald Duke) Van Deventer after her mother Mary passed away.
(See much more about Christian Carlstead's family on wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's web page.)
Christian's Military Service: Pvt. Civil War, Missouri Militia, Company C, 46th Regiment E.M.M.
Note about Christian's Grave Stone and the Burckhartt Family: The grave stone photo on this page is Christian's original grave stone located on the old Judge Burckhartt farm east of Huntsville. A biography of Judge Burckhartt is posted online at the Historic Huntsville History web site. It is possible that Christian Carlstead lived on the Judge Burckhartt property either before or during the time Judge Burckhartt lived there. Christian's birth and death dates are also shown on his wife Mary (Klink) Carlstead's grave stone at the Salisbury City Cemetery, Salisbury, Missouri. Mary moved from the farm at Mt. Arie near Moberly, MO to a farm at Salisbury, MO after Christian passed away. A special thanks to Find A Grave member Nancy Meadows for finding and photographing Christian's grave for us.
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