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Note: 1) Remarks to places: Pfullingen O. A. Reutlingen; O. A. = Oberamt; the administration was in Reutlingen, a town next to Pfullingen.
Wangen, O. A. Cannstatt; the administration was in Cannstatt, which like
Wangen is today a suburb of Stuttgart.
Trauung (marriage) July 1886 zu Kirchheim u.T. (= unter Teck, under or
below the about 800 years old ruin Teck on the hill).
2) Bible, page 1: Psalm 128,1-4; Philipp Conrad was a "Weber" (weaver);
same in bible and family sheet.
3) Hamburg ship lists: Jacob Rehm age 29 of Pfullingen, Wrttemberg left
Hamburg April 9, 1891on the ship Augusta Victoria; listed as Schneider
(tailor); he travelled Zwischendeck (tween deck); passage number 01.0592;
passage number A1891.0300.
4) US citizenship papers signed in Washington Co., NY, June 9,1896.
5) Census June 25, 1900, New York, Washington Co., Whitehall, ED 146,
sheet 25B (Ancestry.com image 51):
Rehm Jacob head b. July 1861*) 38 ys marr. 14 ys Ger Ger Ger
tailor Rehm Pauline wife b. July 1864**) 35 ys marr. 14 ys Ger Ger
Ger Rehm Pauline daughter b. Nov 1887 12 ys Ger Ger Ger
Rehm Martha daughter b. March 1889 11 ys Ger Ger Ger
Rehm Erwin son b. July 1890 9 ys Ger Ger Ger
Rehm Walter son b. June 1892 7 ys NY Ger Ger
Rehm Theodor son b. Oct 1895 4 ys NY Ger Ger
Rehm Otto son b. Apr 1898 2 ys NY Ger Ger
Elsie was born July 13, 1900; is not in census. They had 7 children of
whom 6 are living.
*) church records and daughter Christina Marie have him b. 1862.
**) church records and daughter Christina Marie have him b. 1862.
6) Census 1910, New York, Washington, Co., Whitehall, ED 120, Sheet 5A
(Ancestry.com image 10):
Rehm Philip J head 47 marr. 24 ys Ger Ger Ger merchant tailor,
own shop
Rehm Pauline wife 44 marr. 24 ys Ger Ger Ger
Rehm Pauline F daughter 22 s Ger Ger Ger
Rehm Walter O son 17 NY Ger Ger
Rehm Theodore R son *) 14 NY Ger Ger
Rehm Otto O son 12 NY Ger Ger
Rehm Elsie A daughter 10 NY Ger Ger
Rehm Catharine E daughter 7 NY Ger Ger
Rehm Harold R son 5 NY Ger Ger
Rehm Christiana M daughter 1 NY Ger Ger
Theodore not counted (!) and Martha was not with the family. They had 10
children and 10 were living. Immigration 1891.
*) should be Theodore O; Theodore Robert 1891-1892.
7) Census Jan 2, 1920; New York, Washingt. Co., Whitehall town, Saunders
Street, elect. distr. 3, ED 240, sheet 1A (Ancestry.com image 1):
Rehm Jacob head 57 m imm. 1891 Wurtenberg *) Wurtenb. Wurtenb.
natur. 1896 tailor, own shop
Rehm Pauline wife 54 m imm. 1891 Wurtenberg Wurtenb. Wurtenb. natur.
1896
Rehm Theodore R son 23 s New York Wurtenb. Wurtenb.
brakeman, railroad
Rehm Elsie A daughter 19 s New York Wurtenb. Wurtenb.
Rehm Katherine E daughter 17 s New York Wurtenb. Wurtenb.
Rehm Harold R son 14 New York Wurtenb. Wurtenb.
Rehm Christiana M daughter 11 New York Wurtenb. Wurtenb.
*) Wrttemberg a state in Germany; capital Stuttgart.
8) Death of P. Jacob Rehm.
A Resident of Whitehall for 34 years and One of its Prominent and
Respected Residents.
Philip Jacob Rehm, for 34 years a well known and respected Whitehall
resident, died at his home on Saunders street Monday evening at 8:30
o'clock. Mr Rehm had not been in good health for six years. He was the
victim of a paralytic shock Sept 5 and had been confined to his bed since
then.
Mr Rehm was born in Pfullingen, Wrttemberg, Germany, July 6, 1862. He
and Mrs. Rehm were married July 2, 1886 and they came to Whitehall in
1890. Mr Rehm conducted a tailoring shop in Whitehall for 18 years and
during several Republican state administrations he was employed as lock
tender in Whitehall. He was a member of the Presbyterian Church and a
charter member of both local lodges of the Knights of Pythias and the
Modern Woodmen of America. Mr Rehm was strictly honest and honorable in
all his business and other relations and he was a man who stood high in
public esteem. He was a good citizen, husband and father, and he
possessed the friendship of all who knew him.
Rev Arthur L. Berger of the Presbyterian church conducted the funeral
service at the late home Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Interment
was in Boardman cemetery. The floral offerings were numerous. The
Knights of Phythas conducted a service at the grave. The bearers were
George Hyatt, Clarence Wicks, Dr Bouchard, Austin Leddick, - - - - and
Charles Jemery. He leaves a wife and 10 children. His death is the
first one to come to the family. Not one of the children born to Mr and
Mrs. Rehm have died. It is surely an unusual record. (Note from MH.
This is not true. They lost a baby. Theodore Robert in 1892).
The sons and daughters are Mrs. L.W. Benjamin, Theodore D,. Otto, Elsie
A., Catherine E. , Harold, R. and Christina M. all of Whitehall; Martha
H., Philadelphia, Erwin R, who is in the U.S. Navy and en route to
Japan; Walter O., of Bolton Landing, NY.
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