Son of Johann Jacob Spindler II and Maria Anna Margaretha Stallmann
Jacob Spindler and his brother, Louis, became the leading spirits in the founding of the Bethel congregation. They came into contact with the Rev. Dr. G. a. Meuhlmeier, who at that time was minister at Immanuel Church. The result was that the latter conducted services from time to time in different private homes in the vicinity. Soon a congregation was organized in Feb. 10, 1862. A constitution was adopted and on March 31, the same year, the congregation was incorporated to secure the legal rights of a Reformed Church.
The founders were, Jacob Spindler, Louis Spindler, Conrad Humke, Martin Roethel, Andrew Papendick, Karl Koeser, George Arnold, Henry Glaeser, Henry J. Schneider, George Maurer, Fred Staeffler, August Wickersburg, George Roethel, and Ernestine Gerlach.
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Johann Jacob Spindler Plymouth Post March 1, 1900
Mr. Johann Jacob Spindler died of old age weakness Thursday afternoon in Town Herman. He was 82 years old and came from Guntersblum, Hessen Darmstadt. He and his wife came to America in 1850. He is survived by his wife and 8 children.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Jacob Spindler
Age in 1860: 42
Birth Year: abt 1818
Birthplace: Hesse-Darmstadt
Home in 1860: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Post Office: Herman
Household Members: Name Age
Jacob Spindler 42
Mary Spindler 38
John Spindler 13
Jacob Spindler 11
Catharine Spindler 8
Mary Spindler 6
Frederic Spindler 4
Eliza Spindler 2
Louis Spindler 6/12
Jacob Spindler and his brother, Louis, became the leading spirits in the founding of the Bethel congregation. They came into contact with the Rev. Dr. G. a. Meuhlmeier, who at that time was minister at Immanuel Church. The result was that the latter conducted services from time to time in different private homes in the vicinity. Soon a congregation was organized in Feb. 10, 1862. A constitution was adopted and on March 31, the same year, the congregation was incorporated to secure the legal rights of a Reformed Church.
The founders were, Jacob Spindler, Louis Spindler, Conrad Humke, Martin Roethel, Andrew Papendick, Karl Koeser, George Arnold, Henry Glaeser, Henry J. Schneider, George Maurer, Fred Staeffler, August Wickersburg, George Roethel, and Ernestine Gerlach.
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Johann Jacob Spindler Plymouth Post March 1, 1900
Mr. Johann Jacob Spindler died of old age weakness Thursday afternoon in Town Herman. He was 82 years old and came from Guntersblum, Hessen Darmstadt. He and his wife came to America in 1850. He is survived by his wife and 8 children.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Jacob Spindler
Age in 1860: 42
Birth Year: abt 1818
Birthplace: Hesse-Darmstadt
Home in 1860: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Post Office: Herman
Household Members: Name Age
Jacob Spindler 42
Mary Spindler 38
John Spindler 13
Jacob Spindler 11
Catharine Spindler 8
Mary Spindler 6
Frederic Spindler 4
Eliza Spindler 2
Louis Spindler 6/12
Son of Johann Jacob Spindler II and Maria Anna Margaretha Stallmann
Jacob Spindler and his brother, Louis, became the leading spirits in the founding of the Bethel congregation. They came into contact with the Rev. Dr. G. a. Meuhlmeier, who at that time was minister at Immanuel Church. The result was that the latter conducted services from time to time in different private homes in the vicinity. Soon a congregation was organized in Feb. 10, 1862. A constitution was adopted and on March 31, the same year, the congregation was incorporated to secure the legal rights of a Reformed Church.
The founders were, Jacob Spindler, Louis Spindler, Conrad Humke, Martin Roethel, Andrew Papendick, Karl Koeser, George Arnold, Henry Glaeser, Henry J. Schneider, George Maurer, Fred Staeffler, August Wickersburg, George Roethel, and Ernestine Gerlach.
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Johann Jacob Spindler Plymouth Post March 1, 1900
Mr. Johann Jacob Spindler died of old age weakness Thursday afternoon in Town Herman. He was 82 years old and came from Guntersblum, Hessen Darmstadt. He and his wife came to America in 1850. He is survived by his wife and 8 children.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Jacob Spindler
Age in 1860: 42
Birth Year: abt 1818
Birthplace: Hesse-Darmstadt
Home in 1860: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Post Office: Herman
Household Members: Name Age
Jacob Spindler 42
Mary Spindler 38
John Spindler 13
Jacob Spindler 11
Catharine Spindler 8
Mary Spindler 6
Frederic Spindler 4
Eliza Spindler 2
Louis Spindler 6/12
Jacob Spindler and his brother, Louis, became the leading spirits in the founding of the Bethel congregation. They came into contact with the Rev. Dr. G. a. Meuhlmeier, who at that time was minister at Immanuel Church. The result was that the latter conducted services from time to time in different private homes in the vicinity. Soon a congregation was organized in Feb. 10, 1862. A constitution was adopted and on March 31, the same year, the congregation was incorporated to secure the legal rights of a Reformed Church.
The founders were, Jacob Spindler, Louis Spindler, Conrad Humke, Martin Roethel, Andrew Papendick, Karl Koeser, George Arnold, Henry Glaeser, Henry J. Schneider, George Maurer, Fred Staeffler, August Wickersburg, George Roethel, and Ernestine Gerlach.
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Johann Jacob Spindler Plymouth Post March 1, 1900
Mr. Johann Jacob Spindler died of old age weakness Thursday afternoon in Town Herman. He was 82 years old and came from Guntersblum, Hessen Darmstadt. He and his wife came to America in 1850. He is survived by his wife and 8 children.
1860 United States Federal Census
Name: Jacob Spindler
Age in 1860: 42
Birth Year: abt 1818
Birthplace: Hesse-Darmstadt
Home in 1860: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Post Office: Herman
Household Members: Name Age
Jacob Spindler 42
Mary Spindler 38
John Spindler 13
Jacob Spindler 11
Catharine Spindler 8
Mary Spindler 6
Frederic Spindler 4
Eliza Spindler 2
Louis Spindler 6/12
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