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Note: Birth: �Ctab�DOct. 30, 1819, Germany Death: �Ctab�DApr. 15, 1905 Iowa, USA Family links: Spouse: Elizabeth Schumacher (1816 - 1900)* Children: Infant Schumacher* *Point here for explanation Burial: Watkins Cemetery Nichols Muscatine County Iowa, USA Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Stoneseeker Record added: May 10, 2009 Find A Grave Memorial# 36937222 Name: JACOB SCHUMACHER Submitted by: Denise and Norma for the webmaster Date Submitted: Sunday, April 3, 2005 Source of Obituary:"THE MUSCATINE JOURNAL", Muscatine, Iowa, April 17, 1905 JACOB SCHUMACHER-------ANSWERS ROLL-------An Old Soldier Goes to His Reward Saturday Evening-------At 8 o'clock Saturday evening occurred the death of Jacob Schumacher at the home of his nephew, J. A. Hass, of Fruitland township. Death was due to a stroke of apoplexy. After spending his life in this world trying to to good to those around him, death came Saturday to take him to the final roll above, to that land of sunshine and happiness. Being a man of great cheerfulness he will be missed by many friends, who with the family are left to mourn his death. Jacob Schumacher was born on September 1, 1918, thus attaining the age of 86 years, five months and 17 days. The funeral will be held tomorrow morning at Nichols, where the interment will be made. The remains will be taken to Nichols tomorrow morning.
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Note: (Research):rom: Diana Muir <dmuir@intelligented.com> Subject: Re: Jacob Schumacher 1819 Germany to 1905 Fruitland, IA Date: Tue, 18 Dec 2001 08:00:02 -0500 References: <00b601c18780$7734d7c0$c35b1cd8@oemcomputer> Well I'll be! Finally someone said something familiar! Yes, I know what happened to him! Had the orneryest group of Schumachers you've ever met in your life! Gary Schumacher was my step-father (died a few years back) but his father, Harold Schumacher is still alive and well and kicking up his heels in Camanche, Iowa, just a few miles north of Muscatine. He married a woman named Doris (whom my mother called the mother-in-law from Hell, but we won't go there! :-) There are two other sons, Pat (the youngest) and Roger, who also lives in Clinton, Iowa. No daughters. Jacob was Harold's grandfather. I'll gladly help fill it in if you'd like. I'm going home in a few days to Clinton and it will give me an excuse to say hello to Harold and his new wife. (Doris died a fews years ago as well, not too long after Gary died). Happy Holidays! Diana Muir Professional Genealogist http://www.rootsweb.com/~genclass/ kestuart wrote: > Is anyone on this list researching the family of Jacob Schumacher? He > and his wife are buried in Pike twp, Muscatine County. He died at > Fruitland about 1905. > > He had been a mystery to our family for years until I followed a remote > clue the other night and found him on the Muscatine GenWeb. The > birthdate and place matched family records. I knew that he had gone to > Iowa but that's all I knew. I noticed that my great uncle Henry, who > would have been his nephew, had had a picture taken in Muscatine, Iowa > and wondered if perhaps he had had it taken when he went to visit his > uncle. The clue paid dividends. > > The following is what the family records show on Jacob: > > St Peter's (Gonter's) Church, Fiat, Bucks twp, Tuscarawas Co, > OHIndividual Summary - Dec 17 2001 > ----------------------------------------------------------------------- > -------- > Name: Jacob "of Iowa" SCHUMAKER per 1840 Census > Sex: Male > Father: William Wilhelm (Sr) SCHUMACHER (Dec 24 1799 - Feb 13 1873) > Mother: Catharina DIEFENBACH (1799/1800 - May 12 1881) > > Individual Facts > Birth Oct 30 1819 Ransweiler, Bavaria, Rhein-Pfalz, GER1,2 > Immigration 1835 (age 16)3 > Migrated Iowa4 > > Notes (Individual) > Birth: The ship's passenger list has him as being 16 years of age in > 1835 when the family came to America. This would fit with family > records. > Immigration: The ship's log of the "Thomas Dickason" shows Jacob as 15 > years old when he came with his family to America. > > Sources > 1. Immigration Records. National Archives microfilm M237, roll 27; > passenger list of the ship "Thomas Dickason". > 2. 1840 Census. > 3. Index to Passenger Lists, NY 1820-1846. LDS (old #) 350-289. LDS > #350289. > 4. -- Diana J. Muir, Professional Educator *********************************************** What good is magic if it can't save a unicorn? *********************************************** 770-431-5105 (office) 240-597-5977 (fax) 678-576-6381 (cell)
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