Jacob Holst married Christina on 5 January 1855 in Auglaize County, Ohio and had the following children: Mary E. Holst b. 1855 Ohio, Caroline Holst b. 1858 Ohio, Benjamin Holst b. 1860 Minnesota and William Ernst Holst b. 1863 Minnesota.
Jacob and his brothers Joachim Holst and Claus Holst all from Belvidere, Minnesota left their families behind to enlist in the Civil War together on 27 February 1864. Jacob and Joachim died while serving in Arkansas in the fall of 1864. Claus survived the war to lead a long life in Belvidere. Claus was a pioneer settler of Belvidere, having arrived there in the fall of 1855.
Children born of William Luchau and Chrstina: Lydia Emelia (Luchau) Levien b. 1867, Henry Edward Luchau b. 1868 and John Claus Luchau b. 1872 --Wayne Diercks
Jacob and his brothers Joachim Holst and Claus Holst all from Belvidere, Minnesota left their families behind to enlist in the Civil War together on 27 February 1864. Jacob and Joachim died while serving in Arkansas in the fall of 1864. Claus survived the war to lead a long life in Belvidere. Claus was a pioneer settler of Belvidere, having arrived there in the fall of 1855.
Children born of William Luchau and Chrstina: Lydia Emelia (Luchau) Levien b. 1867, Henry Edward Luchau b. 1868 and John Claus Luchau b. 1872 --Wayne Diercks
Jacob Holst married Christina on 5 January 1855 in Auglaize County, Ohio and had the following children: Mary E. Holst b. 1855 Ohio, Caroline Holst b. 1858 Ohio, Benjamin Holst b. 1860 Minnesota and William Ernst Holst b. 1863 Minnesota.
Jacob and his brothers Joachim Holst and Claus Holst all from Belvidere, Minnesota left their families behind to enlist in the Civil War together on 27 February 1864. Jacob and Joachim died while serving in Arkansas in the fall of 1864. Claus survived the war to lead a long life in Belvidere. Claus was a pioneer settler of Belvidere, having arrived there in the fall of 1855.
Children born of William Luchau and Chrstina: Lydia Emelia (Luchau) Levien b. 1867, Henry Edward Luchau b. 1868 and John Claus Luchau b. 1872 --Wayne Diercks
Jacob and his brothers Joachim Holst and Claus Holst all from Belvidere, Minnesota left their families behind to enlist in the Civil War together on 27 February 1864. Jacob and Joachim died while serving in Arkansas in the fall of 1864. Claus survived the war to lead a long life in Belvidere. Claus was a pioneer settler of Belvidere, having arrived there in the fall of 1855.
Children born of William Luchau and Chrstina: Lydia Emelia (Luchau) Levien b. 1867, Henry Edward Luchau b. 1868 and John Claus Luchau b. 1872 --Wayne Diercks
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Gravestone shows June 14 as death date while death certificate shows June 15, 1918
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