John was born in Myszory, Russian Poland to Andreas Herder and Eufrosine Netzel. He married Caroline Bielert 22 Jan 1899 in Secymin, Russian Poland. Three of the couples nine chlidren were born in Russian Poland a forth child was born in Germany in route to Bremen and their trip to the US.
John's mother died when he was young, his father married again and had eight children. At least seven of the John's half syblings immigrated to the US. Two of the Herder syblings, Andreas and Karl, traveled with John and Caroline when they immigrated.
The Herders liveded in Cleveland for a number of years before buying a farm in Leroy, Ohio.
John's mother died when he was young, his father married again and had eight children. At least seven of the John's half syblings immigrated to the US. Two of the Herder syblings, Andreas and Karl, traveled with John and Caroline when they immigrated.
The Herders liveded in Cleveland for a number of years before buying a farm in Leroy, Ohio.
John was born in Myszory, Russian Poland to Andreas Herder and Eufrosine Netzel. He married Caroline Bielert 22 Jan 1899 in Secymin, Russian Poland. Three of the couples nine chlidren were born in Russian Poland a forth child was born in Germany in route to Bremen and their trip to the US.
John's mother died when he was young, his father married again and had eight children. At least seven of the John's half syblings immigrated to the US. Two of the Herder syblings, Andreas and Karl, traveled with John and Caroline when they immigrated.
The Herders liveded in Cleveland for a number of years before buying a farm in Leroy, Ohio.
John's mother died when he was young, his father married again and had eight children. At least seven of the John's half syblings immigrated to the US. Two of the Herder syblings, Andreas and Karl, traveled with John and Caroline when they immigrated.
The Herders liveded in Cleveland for a number of years before buying a farm in Leroy, Ohio.
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