He came to America by way of Baltimore in May of 1889 and filed his "declaration of intent" to naturalize on January 14, 1893, as recorded on page 101 of volume V00144, in Bon Homme County, South Dakota.
The single man took up farming in Wagner and was well established in the community when he met Grace. He married her 16 days after he took the oath, finally becoming a US citizen on May 8th, 1902.
He adopted Grace's 1 year old daughter on May 24th, 1902.
Margaret Cavier Stiegert (1901 - 1957)
The couple had 6 more children, all born in Wagner.
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Otto Henry Cavier (1903 - 1965)
Minnie Sophia Cavier Tanner (1905 - 1939)
George I. Cavier (1908 - 1989)
Hazel Pearl Cavier Carpenter (1911 - 1995)
Ray F Cavier (1914 - 1945)
Glenn Cavier (1919 - 2001)
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Henry was a charter member of the Wagner Lutheran Church.
The single man took up farming in Wagner and was well established in the community when he met Grace. He married her 16 days after he took the oath, finally becoming a US citizen on May 8th, 1902.
He adopted Grace's 1 year old daughter on May 24th, 1902.
Margaret Cavier Stiegert (1901 - 1957)
The couple had 6 more children, all born in Wagner.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Otto Henry Cavier (1903 - 1965)
Minnie Sophia Cavier Tanner (1905 - 1939)
George I. Cavier (1908 - 1989)
Hazel Pearl Cavier Carpenter (1911 - 1995)
Ray F Cavier (1914 - 1945)
Glenn Cavier (1919 - 2001)
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Henry was a charter member of the Wagner Lutheran Church.
He came to America by way of Baltimore in May of 1889 and filed his "declaration of intent" to naturalize on January 14, 1893, as recorded on page 101 of volume V00144, in Bon Homme County, South Dakota.
The single man took up farming in Wagner and was well established in the community when he met Grace. He married her 16 days after he took the oath, finally becoming a US citizen on May 8th, 1902.
He adopted Grace's 1 year old daughter on May 24th, 1902.
Margaret Cavier Stiegert (1901 - 1957)
The couple had 6 more children, all born in Wagner.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Otto Henry Cavier (1903 - 1965)
Minnie Sophia Cavier Tanner (1905 - 1939)
George I. Cavier (1908 - 1989)
Hazel Pearl Cavier Carpenter (1911 - 1995)
Ray F Cavier (1914 - 1945)
Glenn Cavier (1919 - 2001)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry was a charter member of the Wagner Lutheran Church.
The single man took up farming in Wagner and was well established in the community when he met Grace. He married her 16 days after he took the oath, finally becoming a US citizen on May 8th, 1902.
He adopted Grace's 1 year old daughter on May 24th, 1902.
Margaret Cavier Stiegert (1901 - 1957)
The couple had 6 more children, all born in Wagner.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Otto Henry Cavier (1903 - 1965)
Minnie Sophia Cavier Tanner (1905 - 1939)
George I. Cavier (1908 - 1989)
Hazel Pearl Cavier Carpenter (1911 - 1995)
Ray F Cavier (1914 - 1945)
Glenn Cavier (1919 - 2001)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Henry was a charter member of the Wagner Lutheran Church.
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