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Bernhard Hirt

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Bernhard Hirt

Birth
Germany
Death
28 Nov 1934 (aged 91)
Rockdale, Milam County, Texas, USA
Burial
Rockdale, Milam County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Born in German:
Bernhard Hirt immigrated to the US Mar 8, 1881.

Destination: New York, arrived on the vessel Labrador.

It is probable that Ben and his family made the trek to Texas via rail to St Louis and Hannibal, Missouri, than on to Moberly, Kansas City and Sedlia over the widely publicized "Great Immirant Route" The Missouri, Kansas and Texas "Katy" railway. It is also possible that the tickets had been purchased in advance in Germany and that they had planned in advance to settle in Milam County near Rockdale. (Source: History of Milam County, p 52, from "Beckhusen-Aschenbeck" entry submitted by Mrs Lucille Huntsman and Eugene A Beckheusen)

Marriages:
Anna Maria Dürr [4 Jan 1873] (Karl's mother)
Ernestina Augusta Hammel [13 May 1889] (Willie & Ida's mother)
Henrietta "Beate" Prueschel [19 May 1903]

Son: Charles (Karl or Chas) Hirt - Born in Germany
Son: Willie Joseph Hirt - Born in US
Daughter: Ida Pearl Hirt - Born in US

Parents: Albin Hirth & Rosalia Schnurr

Siblings:
Sophia Hirth Jan 17 1840
Bernhard Hirth Jul 19 1843 - Nov 28 1934
Maria Anna Hirth May 12 1846
Catharina Hirt Sep 2 1849
Josef Frank Hirt Sr May 1 1853 - Oct 4 1917
Regina Hirt Kashamm Sep 7 1856 - Jun 21 1946

Grandparents:
Anton Hirth and Marianna Braun Hirth

From his Texas certificate of death
Name: Ben Hirt
Death Date: 28 Nov 1934
Death Place: Milam County, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Age: 91 years 5 months 9 days
Birth Date: 19 June 1843
Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Widower
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: Retired Farmer
Place of Residence: Rockdale, Texas
Cemetery: Joe Brown Cem.
Burial Date: 30 Nov 1934
Informant: Otto Wenzel, Rockdale, Texas

Ben Hirt was buried in Joe Brown Cemetery originally, but was moved to IOOF in Rockdale to rest next to his children Willie Hirt & Ida Hirt.

Same as . . . #73717998

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=73717998
Born in German:
Bernhard Hirt immigrated to the US Mar 8, 1881.

Destination: New York, arrived on the vessel Labrador.

It is probable that Ben and his family made the trek to Texas via rail to St Louis and Hannibal, Missouri, than on to Moberly, Kansas City and Sedlia over the widely publicized "Great Immirant Route" The Missouri, Kansas and Texas "Katy" railway. It is also possible that the tickets had been purchased in advance in Germany and that they had planned in advance to settle in Milam County near Rockdale. (Source: History of Milam County, p 52, from "Beckhusen-Aschenbeck" entry submitted by Mrs Lucille Huntsman and Eugene A Beckheusen)

Marriages:
Anna Maria Dürr [4 Jan 1873] (Karl's mother)
Ernestina Augusta Hammel [13 May 1889] (Willie & Ida's mother)
Henrietta "Beate" Prueschel [19 May 1903]

Son: Charles (Karl or Chas) Hirt - Born in Germany
Son: Willie Joseph Hirt - Born in US
Daughter: Ida Pearl Hirt - Born in US

Parents: Albin Hirth & Rosalia Schnurr

Siblings:
Sophia Hirth Jan 17 1840
Bernhard Hirth Jul 19 1843 - Nov 28 1934
Maria Anna Hirth May 12 1846
Catharina Hirt Sep 2 1849
Josef Frank Hirt Sr May 1 1853 - Oct 4 1917
Regina Hirt Kashamm Sep 7 1856 - Jun 21 1946

Grandparents:
Anton Hirth and Marianna Braun Hirth

From his Texas certificate of death
Name: Ben Hirt
Death Date: 28 Nov 1934
Death Place: Milam County, Texas
Gender: Male
Race: White
Death Age: 91 years 5 months 9 days
Birth Date: 19 June 1843
Birthplace: Germany
Marital Status: Widower
Father's Birthplace: Germany
Mother's Birthplace: Germany
Occupation: Retired Farmer
Place of Residence: Rockdale, Texas
Cemetery: Joe Brown Cem.
Burial Date: 30 Nov 1934
Informant: Otto Wenzel, Rockdale, Texas

Ben Hirt was buried in Joe Brown Cemetery originally, but was moved to IOOF in Rockdale to rest next to his children Willie Hirt & Ida Hirt.

Same as . . . #73717998

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=73717998


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