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Wm. D, Bixby dcparted !or Cedar tendent of a eleel hworks~hPrr.. The His ·- Eighth .. Street Chlea~o. Mar. %7.-F< lt11.plds la_st . ev<-nlng, o.ttor a .abort funeral took. plaiee't t•re t ay.--· 1 ' tho quotatlou t.od"ft: Y!slt home. __ At. noon Sund!~~~et";.hc Scott ('()\lnty Home __ ':t'<!.~Y • .. _ ...., Whe~tOpeAlnc. - 1gb.

'"llllam Gill o't tho Merchantll' .boepltal, ~.- 72 : ;yea.rs, O<'AJ{trr"11 lhfl - M 1 13 1 13 ,, ~-·~th of 'VIIIIam Jen~en, , who WI\K lit 7&. • • • • · · · • I.11nch ~ount11r went home to Dubuque u July 90tL oon

' ·bo n In !krmany 'and c.amc ~1en• whtm w81 Identified With Scott ·County • • · ·' ~ " for a. , Ylslt over Sunda;r. a boy, rnsl.tUllg hero evf'r sh'lco. llo Is Bep., • .. • 84 ~ 84% -- ' and tit Pr0greaa Since 1849-, Corn- • 'I 1 lf t and survived by eevcral chll<lr<'n. ,

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49 Otto Huber, "rs. . u lor Tho tunera.i will be held ·!rom tho Hie Ca,..er. ·. ·· . May, .... • .,. ·.\!Iss I.Jiy Huber, of Hoc!< l11land, ha,·e July 48 7L 4911 Nls~~en &:. .• Hartwig und1•rtaklng t'~lRh· , •• • • ,.. .,.

ruturned rro~t a. Ylslt to Chicago. 1\shmcnt a.t 10 o'clock Tuesday morn· -- Sep., • •• • 49 49,_. _ _..,__ . lnD', with lntorment at }i"alnnount and .cath· Oafa---Mrs.-b:-Simon an!! -MillS Elsie Sl· " Another plonoot Oermlln MAY, • • • • 30~

mon and Mrs. Morris Rosenfield h.IIXO cemetery. Langb~n. ollr. entered Into rest at II o'clock thl1 Jul:r, • . • • 30%

•~!turned from ''attend In( tho ~rat\d At t.ho Scott County lnnrmJlry on morh,lnit when Lorena Roire, .• PIUIBed Sc~~rk_:: • ~~% "pera at . Cblcag~ Su.nrtay occurred tho death of EmHt .to 'hlo reward. Dee.th .came . a.ter an M t• 77 1" 90

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, L. ·and one of the MJll known . bowl- rf!malns have been conveyort to tho bla homo, 1236 Wost El&hth street. Lard-'--rs of the city, lei~ today for Chicago, Boloo under.t~~lng parlors anrt will be The tloceued was born In Ba_~~!.· May, - •• .-. 7;13---'f-;-l'l ,, twre he baH a.oceptcd a posltiO,ll. hehLLher;,!t,..,P,IDIX~o&-lh!Ltuncral . IU'· ~t;"G'6ffifliny~ "Nov. --1. 18!!; ·and was July, • .. • 7.27 7.32 ... ~ will 1nt1 e t:hat go orm" ·an11'tue- railgemeutB. • · · 6tr y<.~rs old when be._ died tbla m?ru· Rlba-"artmout In one o! the la.rge·stores In 'rho Bawden Fu,neral. lng, · r

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ihat city. It was a nne trlhulo to a worthy Ho was the · 11on · o! . Gottfffld :md ~uly, .. • • 7:15 7,17 - ll!c, brought . all too soon. lo an tmd, Gonevev& Rogge, and ~ad hie earl} --

StaCe .Ba.nk Examlnor D .. H. McKee that was paid to the late George W. rearing on 11. farm anll nls educ.1t10n Chicago Llvt ·l Is spcndl!li;' a. wool< or so In the city, Ba'll·den · sund~tY afternoon. 'fhe home chlefty In the schoole ot hla native Chicago, Mar. 27.-c looklllg over the saving banks. lt at 611 Kirkwood. boulevard would. n'Ot country. 22,000 head. _ Market l Is ono or hrs periodical vlsltB, and he hold all or those who joined In paying Ho hatl also ... etudled t6 some ex· Oood to prime atoers, 'r Is giving tho books and accounts the respect to hts memory. Nearly ll tent · by hlmll()lf and thue re_ce1Yed an .to medium 1toers, U.9

I u· ~I08C scrutiny, and they are score of busln~ men from . Clinton excellent ed~c.atlon:U C'QUipment with en. and teedera, U.76C , Jng It a.s well as Davenport came down via · tho Interurban line· which he came to thla rountry with helfen~, u .soo~.OO.

i l & are ·accustomed to. which he h!l.d · ~n so largely tnstru· his parents, In 18~9. and directly to Ilort-Recelpta 40,00 "'"-- • . , .. menta.l'!n building. The ·business and Sh')ridnn township, whore they ll&t· ket .li centa lower. M~

Advlces received today from Freti· legal clrolea of Muscatine, h's home tied upon a __ ~ILnn_Q1Lit~IJon. . 34~and. ere,- •li.3006'.4(); · 10od t ! P. Bemis, who went to St. Louis Sat·_ !or- &--Ume - 8mtor&l-yoa.r.a-ago,-- were- attlie""'Umo .or bla retirement to the f5.311Cii.50; rourh hea '~~daynfornTtfg.1s · or tho moet ~ratify. al.s o well r:epre. sen. ted In apl. te of poor city ho controlled 280 acres. ot the 11gb~ $1i.ZO.O 6.40; buU · g nature. Mr. Bemis Is In the bands S\lnda.y train service. 'Dh.e Boott choicest Scott countr land, 5.45. ·

1 o a famllr_ friend, Ilr. J. C. Hughes, County Bar aBIIoclaUon attended en In 1864, on ·sept. 27, be waa. married Bheep-Reeelptt %6.~ 1 or the very toremo11t newrologlstJI mute, and the . ptherlng filled the to Dorothea ·Melnharllt, who aun!Yea tet 1tet.d7_at U.71106.:

.o Ameri-ca. . ,and the d&gnosls of Dr. house and la.wu. · . him with. the . , follow Inc children: 07.e6. .. ~ iughes Is complete nervous prostra.· 1Rev. J. D. Donaldson, D . . D., paid Phillip L. !lYing on the .bfd home- " ---

Uon, tor ' which the Indicated remedy eloquent trlb).lte to the sterling · quail· lltoad in.' Sheridan· tOWllllll!), Mrs. Ohlcaao.; Mar. 27.-ls , a. change of scene and CO!ll1lleto ties of the lle~CeL&e!\ wh_lch make his 'John A. Freund, Mra, · Ianats Freund, the receipt. toaar of 1

t rest !or a time. Mr .. Bemis Is accom· death such. .a lou to this city and to and )Ira. Albert · Freund, ot ·Pleasant Iota and ll•e ttook: rl pan!Cd by his wife, but they wlll prob· ~he home ·. In whtch he ha.d been an va,ley township. The . daurbtera all Reeetpta to4&J'-.. ably return home soon. · eapecLally loving and loved hushand married brothers, and the aon mar- Wlleat, 50 can: eohl Y __ - .~ and father. He referrert to the pa.the- tied a elater or t'be Freund brothers 319 ean: hop, 40,000 .: ,. ( ·' ) ttc lnctdent of the father ha.vlng been matdnr four llail<a ll~nween the hru 000 head;"thHp, Jt,004

M.II':-R!MONI.IIL taken rrom the homo without knowing f&u\llJ.os. He came ot a larce and · . . · .. o,.enlnt o! the recent diU)rerous lllnoSB of -hill IOilg·llvod family, and alx· bret.llo$ liOI'muket ·opened

:· younJgeat son, now J"C('.Overlnr trym an and alltera w_}!g_JI\ll'l'lTtt__lUm_,.are lower,__......,., . .. ': . Man.wlller-Hutlnga. ' ___ o~_r.aUon_ a.L~!Ll"';Y-~oepll&l.-.AnlLot Geor~ -otMexlco, Kaa.; Henry, ot LIJbt. •'-1805.40; 11 , .. - Bert" Dolbcrt- Manwtl!er·- il:ii'a 'Mfts the fa.ct tthat the · boy does not yet Aluk&, Nick, oC Bhorldan townablp, era, tS.JOOS.U; IOOd I- Lilla. May Hastings wero rn~rrlod at know thn.t he will never &«&In 800 his Fred o! Meulna,. Ja., Mrs. Jobu Lit 11.110; rourb be&YJ, •a.: I· tho I>AriiOnage or St. John's Mothnd· rather In this llr~t. Mr. Bawdt'ln wu lht of Davenport and Mr•.' l'hlll!" CatUe market . open• n IMt church Suturday alght at 7:30, by ·d,('clllllfred rtan Oll,ahmplohlln al · tho ~~~= Melnllardt. oC - Sheridan township. cent. htcher. ~~ · '

ttev 1 c Lomon · Tho IJrldo hn~ o 0 a •r w om . 1 11008 an . Sbeep market opeo. lived ;t l!ilG na;rii!'On etreot, anll 'former Ulloclatea In th6 buslneu com· w .. an . l!x.aup•rv,leor.. . _ ~nta lower . .. --.- -.. ·- · ..

e· tho grooro ill an employe n.t tho ~eov· munlt¥ may wel.l pattern. There wa• For three torma ... or ·ntne ru.ra, Yr n~lpta at OIIU!tli.t .o ornment arsenal. Th~ty wilt onjoy u r.omd for rt hforl tJ:hl e dbor,oe.vhed rolatlvels Rono •ervod. tJcott county on tho ,,Hop, f,OOO. bead; . Ct .v honeymoon vl1lt at Mal]uokota an!l an or 8 ' pn 11 11 1 0 ~mer n board ol auponl•ora. He .,.. also · Reo.tpta at .Kuw · >f 0~ ... rnrA ltur 'h 0 WhJ.th ho had 11110bM«ed "lito rdtttles auouor or Bhorldan township for ''H~ e.ooo lata4; Cl& l<t nuw lito hor6 llll,rt the decree ln. whlob he had aeblev. niM yeare, and IO"Od !or n\anv . Unloit Stock Yarda I 1e ' ed euccoss In carryln~ out the beat YCllrl 111 aocretaq ot the 1chool bQ&rd : HOI · IDatket wkll t. 1. Mark your c&lendnr ror Thursday u.lms or lito btJforo he was callod there. He wu a ralthtul member Ill Ltaht, f6,150S.40; .11

uvenlng, March 30. That Ill tho dah• away. Bt . .f.o•eph'l O&tho!lc chUrch and . an era. fii,UOS.d: 1004 •11• The choir of tho Firat Prcebytorl&n ld t t th Bt J h' D b ' ror thu Tri·Clty.cl(t'oK!l c. luh'n ont!lr· church, Mrs. AlllAIIa Seq,mldt' Gobble. ex·prel an o o . 01ap a • ~.110; . roup · eayY, 5; ng 'mont at thG l'!,lrtlB opora houao. Mlns Jl:llzaheth Nott, ll&rry m. Downer ne

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a bl F!ne11hrlber 11 . lqcturo and a nnd Dr. A. Atkin ton, lllllllr "He&ven 111 ep cea t e .. tnera w uv o d. • hltbtr. ... • ' . ' •·· . eli dod mualcal proKra.rb will maku My Homo," &zl!l "In tho JI()IIr or 'n1o obtioqulee will tAke . plaee It ; BM.;'a, ti.II08.11h at tho ovenluiC a. notnblo ono. Trial." Tho' lnt.enn_ ent at . 0 ,.k11alu St. Jotseph'• Clltbollo _ch\ln:!ILOILWed· ota ...... J,7JOf.llt :ttoctl no Willi ' lli'IVILUJ. . Tlte tJI\lllJell~l"ll WOT6 nelldAy " mOI'I'liDI' at 0 o'clock, RI'Y, u.,oot.as. . ' ,' . ud ·ORATORY AND u w ... o · J n Auton. Nlennann omc:tatln• at a ..,. . SbHII m&rk.t w•k

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TOGi!:THER WITH SKETCHBf! OF ITS CITIES,, VILLAGES AND TOWNSHIPS, EDU· CATIONAL, RELIGIOUS, CIVIL, MILITARY, AND POLITICAL HISTORY;

PORTRAITS m· PROMINENT PERSONS, AND BIOGRAPHIES OF REPRESENTATIVE CITIZENS.

HISTORY QF , IOWAI EMBRACING ACCOUNTS OF THE PRE-HISTORIC RACES, ABORIGINES, FRBNCH,

ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OONQUBRTS, AND A GENERAL REVIBW QF ITS CIVIL, POLITICAL AND MILITARY HISTORY.

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Davenport and worked at his trade until1852. He was engaged in teaming until1857, when he bought the farm where he now resides, on section 29. His farm contained 200 acres of fine farming land; he also owns 120 acres in Lincoln Townslnp. He was united in marriage Oct. 23, 1850, with Catharine Stoltenberg. They have had 12 children, 10 livin(J', viz.: Charlie, Julia, Mina, Emma, Lydia, Louise, J olm, Allen~ Louie and Henry. Mr. Rochan was justice of the peace four years; is now school director. He LS president of the German Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Scott County, and has held that position fot· the past stx years.

MailJF. Roh7Jf is a native of Holstein, Germany, born Sept. 1, 182H. His father, Asmus Rohlff, was also ,of German birth. The subject of this sketch was reared on a fart:n, and obtained a common-school education. In November of 1855, he came to America and located in Sheridan Township, Ia., on section 36. He owns a fine farm of 180i acres, valued at $80 an acre, and it is one of the most valuable in the county. He1was married April 12, 1857, to Bertha Schneckloth, of Gennan nativity. Their family consists of nine children-Anne (now the the wife of William Halle, of Davenport), Lena, Asmus, Johnnie, Clara, Hugo, Richard, .Alfred and Herman. Mr. Rohltf is adjuster for the German Mutual Fire Insurance Company. Has beeri a member of the Ln-

. tberan church nearly -all his life. :: . Lorenz Rogge was born in Prussia, Nov\ · 1, 1838. His father

. was Godfred Rogge, also a native of that country. Lorenz Rogge was reared on a farm, and received his t)ducation chiefly in the s~hools ofhis native country. He has studied to some extent by h1msel[ He came to this country in 1849., ~nd was married here to Dorathea Meinhart, Sept. 27, 1864. 'L'hey have had four children, viz.: Philip L., Anna D., Genofeva J. and Louise K . The family came to this crmntry in 1864 and settled in Sheridan Township, where they own a fa~m of 280 acres in section 34. By hard work and close attention to business, be has succeeded in getting his farm under good cultivation. He was assessor ofhis township seven years; has been secretary of the School Board since September, 1876. He is a member of the German Roman Benevolent Society, and the family are members of the Catholic church at Davenport.

John Rogers, a native of Northern Scotland, was burn Feb. 17, 1845. His father, Thomas Ro()'ers, was a Scotchmln and born in 1800. John Rogers came to this" county and located in Clinton Co., Ia., in 1865. He went to De Kalb Co., Mo., where he spent four years, thence to Hardin Co., Ia., where he remained one year. He came to Scott County in 1875 and settled in Eldridge, Sheridan Township. He followed the ~vocation of a blacksmith some time, then conducted the Eldridge House a few months. He is now engaged in making barbed wire fencing. He wail married in February, 1873, to Mattie McBride, of Philadelphia, Pa. She came with her :oarents to Illinois when quite small, and located in Toulon,

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the injury. Alvina died on july 9, 1949 following a lingering illness. Both are buried in the Maysville Cemetery.

When Otto retired to 2319 Gaines Street in Davenport, he sold the 210 acres for $1000.00 an acre for the tillable land and a lesser price for the timber. At the time, it was the highest

~e ever paid for farm land in the state of Iowa, and made front page of the Des Moines Register and several other

newspapers. Son Grover married Elfrieda Wamser and they owned and

operated Rohlk Lumber and Grain in Donahue, Iowa. They had two children, Harland and Verna.

Albert married Caroline Friederichs, and after a brief stint at farming northwest of Maysville, they bought the Maysville Dance Hall from Peter Wamser, Elfrieda's father. They operated it until their retirement. They had a son Wilbur (who died at three years) and three daughters: Anna, Nelda and Betty.

Hugo married Melinda Brockman after serving in World War I and they farmed north of Maysville. They had two sons, Hugo )r. , who died at the age of six, and Kenneth. They also had two daughters, Carma and Inez.

Lulu died at the age of four. Elsie married Fred Friederichs and died in childbirth. Otto and Dora had one son named Delmar who died at three

months, After Dora died, Otto married Mildred Williams in 1962. She had a son named Oliver and a daughter named Anne.

Mabel married Arnold Arp , a brother of Otto's wife, Dora, and they farmed· between Maysville and Dixon on the farm previously occupied by Albert and Caroline. They had a son, Lester, and four daughters: Lenore, jean, Phyllis and Shirley.

Adeline married Alvin Bauman and they owned and operated the Durant Bottling Works. They had two sons, Robert and William. Submitted by Richard Hansen

ROGGE-FREUND

Gott!ried Rogge, my great-grandfather, was born in Beberstedt, Germany in 1803. In 1849 he brought his wife and chil-·en to America. One of those children, Lorenz Rogge, my

Jrandfather, married Dorothea Meinhardt in 1864. They resided in Sheridan Township, Section 34. They' had lour children: Philip who married Catherine Freund, Anna Dorothea (my mother) who married John Adam Freund (my father) , Geneovefa who married Ignatz Freund, and Louisa who married Albert Freund. All of these Freunds were the children of Peter Freund and Margaret Krause Freund. ·

·op felt to right: Philip Rogge, Geno;ve!a Rogge Freund, ' tt~-F~~· An#;Ro;~/ Freund.

Peter Freun1rny gran;g;her/ zrs born in 1825 in the village of Goldbach, in Ashafenberg, Bavaria, Germany, about 30 miles from Lake Constance and the Swiss border.

He was educated in the common schools of his country. Until 21 years of age, he farmed with his father and then enlisted in the army of Bavaria for 6 years.

In 1853 he emigrated to America, sailing on the "Ferriere" from Havre, France, docking in New York on June 4. He arrived in Davenport with 25 cents in his pocket. He worked as a farm hand and in 1854 he married Margaret Krause ol Bavaria.

After purchasing 80 acres in Pleasant Valley Township at the southwest corner of Middle Road and Devil' s Glen Road,

then purchased 309 acres on Middle Road. The farm was on the east side of Duck Creek adjacent to where Wachter School was located.

The family of Peter Freund consisted of six boys and two girls. They were George K. Wachter Freund, John Adam, Ignatz, Albert, joseph, Edward, Frances, and Catherine. A nephew, john Baptist Freund, lived across Middle Road. Mrs . Eldon (Jack) Freund and Richard Freund still live on Middle Road on part of the original Peter Freund farm. Eldon's and Richard's father was Edward, youngest son of Peter Freund.

Grandfather Peter Freund died in 1897. Margaret Krause Freund died in 1898.

John Adam Freund was born in 1862 and married Anna Dorothea Rogge who was born in 1868. They had seven children, four boys and three girls. They were Eleanora (Nora), Harry, Peter, Fred, Lorenz, Rose, and Julia (Sister Mary jean).

The john Adam Freund family lived on a 240 acre farm between Devil's Glen Road and the road west of it from which there was an access road to the home and farm buildings. Part of the farm was along Duck Creek and 40 acres were south of Duck Creek on the road giving access to the property.

Before World War I, the Davenport Rille Club rented land south of the farm home on which they built live bunks of varying heights and a cellar from which two large targets could be raised and lowered. The cellar was at the base of a high and sharp embankment near Devil' s Glen Road. During the war the government of the arsenal rented the range and sent 60 soldiers to camp in the field and to practice at the range. Groups were changed every few weeks. Three of the Freund boys, Harry, Peter, and Lorenz were drafted.

In 1920 the farm was divided and rented. Harry had 160 acres and the old buildings. A new house and barn were built for Fred. In 1920, their parents, Eleanora, Peter, Fred, Rose, and Julia moved to 815 (717) West Grant Street in Bettendorf. Eleanora lived there untill955. Harry was married in 1920. Fred, Lorenz, and Rose were married in 1921. Lorenz lived on Uncle Albert's farm on Devil' s G.len Road. Ignatz Freund also lived on Devil's Glen Road. julia (Sister Mary Jean, B.V.M.) entered Mt. Carmel, Dubuque, in 1925.

john Adam Freund died in 1922. Anna Rogge Freund died in 1934. This information is from Sister Mary jean Freund's research. Submitted by Patricia Freund Cepican, niece of Sister Mary Jean

JOHN HENRY ROHLFS

John H. Rohlfs was a descendant of his great grandfather, Matthias Jensen Rohlfs, born in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany in 1816 and married Elsie Rode in 1840. They arrived in New Y ark and then to Davenport in 184 7. The family of seven children, one of which was Emil Matthias and was born in Iowa. His father, M.J ., was an Iowa state representative and.County Treasurer. He died in 1900.

they erected a house and made it their home unti\1876. They John and Mildred Rohlfs

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Richard Rohlfs and family

Patricia Rohlfs Galloway and family.

Emil, a farmer in Scott County, married Fredericha Hacker and they had live children. He married Augusta Kock in 1904. They had lour children: Mae Leona, born 1906, died 1980; Neal, born 1909; Mark, born 1912; John H., born January 1914. Their father, Richard M.C., had Alta Vista Nursery on Brady Street, Davenport.

Cynthia Rohlfs Henningsen and family .

John H. married Mildred M.C. Petersen at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Davenport, October 26, 1941. They lived on Brady Street until 1948, then moved to a farm north of Long Grove in Scott County. John also worked at Alcoa until he retired in june, 1976.

They had three children born in Scott County. There was Richard )ens L., born October 12, 1942. He attended North Scott Schools and then took an apprenticeship at Alcoa for a millwright and welder position. In 1967, he entered the Army and spent 1968 and 1969 in the 4th Infantry in VietNam. He returned to Bettendorf to his job at Alcoa. He married Diana )effort on January 31, 1970. They had three children. )ody Kay


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Event(s): Birth: 01 NOV 1838 Beberstedt, Sachsen, Preussen Christening: Death: 27 MAR 1905 Davenport, Scott, Iowa Burial:

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Birth Beberstedt Unstrut-Hainich-Kreis~ Thueringen~ Germany

Arrival Iowa

Residence District 4, Scott~ Iowa

Residence Davenport, Scott. Iowa

Marriage to Dorothea Meinhardt

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Residence Davenport City, Scott, Iowa

Death 27 Ml'lr Davenport, Scott, low~, USA

Age: 66

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