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Note: When house at 1037 Michigan put up for sale in 1920 by his son Charles, listed as having electric lights and gas with a good barn.
Also have died Nov 1, 1919, Lucas County Ohio Place of birth on marriage record to Rosina lists Arusbach, Baiern (Bavaria). Occupation listed as farmer. Came to US in 1867, worked by the month for about 3 years, bought farm in Palmyra next to land bought by his brother, Tom. He resided there until 1882 when he rented the farm and bought 79 acres in Madison Twp. He was a member Workingman's Society of Germany and St. Stephen's Church. Buried Oakwood Cemetery in Adrian. He and his brother, Thomas arrived New York City on July 1, 1867 aboard the Teutonia that sailed from Hamburg on June 15, 1867. John George is listed as being 25 years old, George Thomas as being 22 years old. Both are listed as laborers from Schmalenbuhl, Bavaria.
Marriage record, John George Konrad Engel, 29 yrs, born Arusbach Baiern farmer , of Palmyra Rosina Caroline Beck, 27 yrs, born Freidenau Baiern Married at residence of Jacob Wuerthner, Witnesses Mr. Thomas Engel of Palmyra Twp. and Mr. Valentine Engel of Adrian. 1870 Census Lenawee County, not found
1880 census Lenawee County, Palmyra John George Engel, 38 yrs, occupation farmer, born Bayern, father born Bayern, mother born Bayern Frederick, wife, 42 yrs, born Wertenberg, M/F born Wertenberg George, 8 yrs, born MI Frederick, 7 yrs, born MI Thomas, 6 yrs, born MI Busy(?), (female), 7 yrs, born MI Charles, 1 yr, born MI 1894-95 Adrian Directory lists George Engle, Milk dealer, res. Division S. City 1900 census Lenawee County, Madison Twp., line 285 John George Engel, 58 yrs, born March 1842 Germany, M/F born Germany, married 25 yrs, 32 yrs in US occupation farmer Frederika, 62 yrs, born October 1837 Germany, M/F born Germany, 25 yrs in US William, 19 yrs, born November 1880 MI
Engel burial plot Oakwood Cemetery J. George Engel 1842-1919 Sophia Frederika 1837-1919 Rosina Caroline 1844-1874 Natelie S. 1897-1900 Venetia E. 1900-1901 Frederick J. 1873-1940 Sophia Anna 1872-1949
1910 Census Adrian, Mi Ward 2 105 Michigan Ave Daughter Louise and husband William and family living next door 103 Michigan Ave George J. 68 yrs abt 1842 born Germany yr Immigration 1867 Fredericka 72 yrs abt 1838 born Germany Immigration 1874
1911 Adrian Directory J George Engel 105 Michigan ave 1913 Adrian Directory J George Engel 105 Michigan ave 1915 Adrian Directory Joseph G Engel Fredericka res 105 Michigan ave 1917 Adrian Directory Joseph G Engel Frederika res 1037 Michigan ave Funeral Everiess Funeral Parlor, service St.Stephen's
From Ross & Karen Roesch, 1037 Michigan, Adrian, MI 49221, owners in 1994 of home owned by J. G. Engel, abstract for home. #22 Charles R. Emens and wife Alice J. to George J. Engel and wife Fredericka; Warranty Deed, Consideration $1300.00, dated 27 Oct. 1909, recorded 2 Nov. 1909 in Liber 226 at Folio 215, same as last deed above. #23 This conveyance was executed in the Province of Ontario before a Notary Public and has two witnesses. (with seal attached) We do not find any record evidence of the death of George J. Engel.
Fredericka Engel deceased by her last will To William Engel and Louise Truman children. Last will and testament Dated 14 May 1918 A certified copy of same recorded in Registers Office 8 Dec. 1919 In Liber 269 of Deeds at Folio 81 By the terms of this Instrument Testatrix gives to son, William Engel, $10 and gives all residue of her estate real and personal to her son, Charles Engel and daughter, Louise Truman, in equal shares.
#24 An examination of the Probate Court records ( See File number 12120) shows that Fredericka Engel died in this County on or about 10 Nov. 1919, leaving the above will which was admitted to Probate 8 Dec. 1919 Charles Engel was appointed Executor and filed the usual bonds 8 Dec. 1919. Final Decree filed 18 June 1920 assigns real estate to said Charles Engel and Louise Truman in equal shares according to the terms of the will and discharges Executor.
#24a Affidavit of Publication on petition for appointment of Executor filed 8 December 1919.
#25 Charles Engel and wife Alta M. and Louise Truman To William L. Dove and wife Jessie L. Warranty Deed, Consideration $1.00 and other good and valuable considerations. Dated 11 Jan. 1921, Recorded 28 Feb. 1921 In Liber 273 At Folio 523 Conveys same as Deed in No. 22 above. This conveyance was executed in this County before a Notary Public, and has two witnesses.
Name: John George Engel Event Type: Death Event Date: 06 Nov 1919 Event Place: Toledo, Lucas, Ohio, United States Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Race (Original): white Occupation: farmer Birth Date: 29 Mar 1842 Birthplace: Bavaria Burial Date: 08 Nov 1919 Burial Place: Adrian, Mich. Father's Name: Unknown Father's Birthplace: unknown Mother's Name: Unknown Mother's Birthplace: unknown Spouse's Name: Fredericka Engel
Adrian Telegram Death of J.G.Engel Michigan Avenue Resident Dies at Daughter's Toledo Home J.G.Engel, aged 78, died last night at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louisa Truman in Toledo. Mr. Engel who resided here at 1037 Michigan avenue, went yesterday to Toledo to visit his daughter. He is survived by a wife, five sons and one daughter. The body will be brought here for burial, the time of the funeral to be announced later.
Funeral of J.G.Engel The funeral of J.G.Engel will be held tomorrow afternoon. A short service will be held at the home of Fred Engel at 811 Finch street at 1:30 o'clock and at 3 o'clock at St Stephen's church instead of at the J.H.Everiss & Sons undertaking parlors, as previously announced.
3/12/1896 Monday THREE BURGLARIES Occurred in Adrian Saturday Night NEARLY ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Secured from Albert White-The Other Amounts Were Small One daring robbery and two bold attempts at robbery occurred Saturday nigh just south of the city at the homes of Albert White, George Engel and Alvin Hamlin. At the latter two places the burgler was but slightly rewarded for his efforts, but at Mr White's house, he was much more successful. As the three robberies were committed at short intervals from each other, it is supposed one theif is responsible for them all. The first robbery was committed at the home of Geoge Engel, the dairyman, who lives at the south end of Dennis street across the track; an entrance was gained though a rear window. Mr Engel was awakened by a queer noise, and saw the theif in his bedroom where he was sleeping. He jumped out of bed and chased him out doors, but on account of sickness he did not give further chase. The theif however succeeded in getting away with what change Mr Engel had in his pants pockets, amounting to $1. From here the robber went across the fields to the home of Alvin Hamlin, who lives on Division street but a short distance from Al White's house. An entrance was made though a rear window. The theif entered Mr Hamlin's bedroom and was taking his pants off from the bed when the poket book fell out on the floor awaking him and scaring away the thief. He then visited the home of Al White who lives with his family on the Trent road, southeast of the city, an entrance being gained through the kitchen window. As there were a few potted plants on the inside of this window, they were taken out and placed upon the porch, and were, of course, frozen when found. The bold robber went into Mr White's bedroom, and after searching his clothes, secured between $90 and $100 in cash. Mr White knew nothing of the affair until he arose Sunday morning and found the money gone and the window pried open. At each of these places, after gettinginto the house the doors were unfastened from the inside by the thief so that a hasty retreat could be made if necessary. It was one of the boldest series of robberies that has been committed in this city for some time, and was no doubt done by some one who is an expert at the business. Sheriff Wilson on being notified of the robberies sent Turnkey Hayiland and Under Sheriff Ferguson to investigate the matter, but there was not the slightest clue to the perpetrators found on the premises.
3/12/1896 Thursday Circuit Court In the case of Julies Basselin vs J. G. Engel, the defendant was restrained from selling milk in this city. Basselin some time ago purchased the milk business of J.G.Engel with the promise that the latter should thereafter not enter into the business for three years but he failed to keep his agreement and thus the suit.
9/12/1912 Thursday For Rent Eight room house at 103 Church st Inquire JG Engel, 105 Michigan avenue.
12/1914 Wednesday Real Esate For Sale For sale or rent- Good dairy farm of 80 acres, 1 mile south of Central school building. Inquire Geo. Engel, 105 Michigaan Avenue, Adrian.
4/22/1918 Monday Estate of John George Engel, incompetent, order appointing guardian.
5/29/1918 Wednesday Circuit Court Testimony in the Engel case was still being taken today but it was hoped that the case might be finished by tonight and that it would not be put over the holiday tomorrow.
6/10/1919 Tuesday George Engel and daughter, Miss Louise, were in Toledo Saturday.
6/21/1920 Proceedings in the matter of the estate of Fredericka Engel, appealed to the circuit court were certified back to the probate court this morning, upon the agreement of attorneys. The stipulation was signed by Baldwin & Alexander for the contestant and by John A. Riley and J.N.Sampson for the estate.
Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 Name: Joh Georg Engel Gender: männlich (Male) Departure Age: 25 Occupation: Arbeiter Birth Date: abt 1842 Residence: Schmalenbühl, Bayern (Bavaria) Departure Date: 15 Jun 1867 Port of Departure: Hamburg Port of Arrival: New York Ship Name: Teutonia Captain: Bardua Shipping Clerk: Aug. Bolten Wm. Miller`s Nachfolger Shipping line: Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft Ship Type: Dampfschiff Ship Flag: Deutschland Accommodation: Zwischendeck Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 021 A Household Members: Name Age Joh Georg Engel 25
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