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Name: Carl Ludwig Spannuth
Sex: M
Birth: 16 MAR 1825 in Hespe, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany
Death: 16 NOV 1864 in Jefferson Barracks, Carondelet, St. Louis, Missouri, United States
Burial: Jefferson Barracks, Carondelet, St. Louis, Missouri, United States.
Residence:
1. 1853 in Bückeburg, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany.
1. 1853 in Franzosenbusch, Cook, Illinois, United States.
1. 1860 in Eitzen, Houston, Minnesota, United States.
Person Id: I24
Tree Id: 621195

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Parents

Father:

Carl Hans Heinrich Christian Spannuth: Birth: 7 JUL 1799 in Hespe, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany. Death: 16 AUG 1876 in Hespe, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany

Mother:

Ilse Anne Christine Marie Klinge: Birth: 20 AUG 1787 in Quetzen, Lahde, Westfalen, Germany. Death: 26 JUL 1831 in Hespe, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany

Family
Marriage:

Married: Caroline Dorothee Kohlmeier on 10 APR 1853 at Bückeburg, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany.
Caroline Dorothee Kohlmeier: Birth: 19 AUG 1822 in Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany. Death: 30 NOV 1892 in near Lyons, Burt, Nebraska, United States

Children:

Caroline Maria Dorothea Gertrud "Lina" Spannuth: Birth: 30 APR 1854 in Franzosenbusch, Cook, Illinois, United States. Death: 25 SEP 1886 in Ellinwood, Barton, Kansas, United States
Carl Heinrich Friedrich "Fred" Spannuth: Birth: 7 JUN 1856 in Franzosenbusch, Cook, Illinois, United States. Death: 5 OCT 1943 in Conner, Ravalli, Montana, United States
Margarethe Henriette Anna "Anna" Spannuth: Birth: 9 FEB 1858 in Franzosenbusch, Cook, Illinois, United States. Death: 10 FEB 1936 in Seattle, King, Washington, United States
Maria Sophia Christina Spannuth: Birth: 20 MAR 1860 in Franzosenbusch, Cook, Illinois, United States. Death: 28 OCT 1888 in near Lyons, Burt, Nebraska, United States
Carl Heinrich Spannuth: Birth: 17 MAR 1862 in Wilmington, Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: 19 DEC 1939 in Centralia, Lewis, Washington, United States
Heinrich Ludwig Friedrich Spannuth: Birth: 10 DEC 1863 in Portland Prairie, Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: AFT 1902

Sources

1.	Title: Spannuth Family Tree Page: Page: 1 Source: SR-EE Author: Emma Eggert Publication: With handwritten addenda by Elizabeth Eggert
2.	Title: Schaumburger Auswanderer: 1820–1914; Schaumburger Studien, Heft 48 Page: Page: 111, ID: 1544 Source: SR-SCHA Author: Heinrich Rieckenberg Publication: Rinteln: Bösendahl
3.	Title: Stamm-Buch der Familie Span Uth 1470–1912: Stammtafeln, Chroniken, Bilder und Lebensbeschreibungen aus den Familien Spanuth, Spannuth, Spannhuth, Spannaus und Spanaus Page: Page: 46–7, ID: 12/207 Source: SR-SP Author: Gottfried Spanuth Publication: Schleswig: Vogt
4.	Title: Civil War military and pension records for Henry Flege Kohlmeier, Friedrich Kohlmeier, and Carl Spannuth Source: SR-CIV
5.	Title: The Spannuth Family Record Page: Page: 1 Source: SR-SFR Author: Louis Rewinkel; updated and additions made by Phyllis Rewinkel Hagerbaumer
6.	Title: Reminiscences of an Indian Massacre Source: SR-RIM Author: Fred C. Spannuth of Conner Montana; with footnotes (by whom?)
7.	Title: Reminiscences of an Indian Massacre Source: SR-RIM2 Author: Fred C. Spannuth, edited by Bessie Y. Marble Publication: Frontier and Midland, A Magazine of the West, Volume 18, Autumn, Winter, Spring, Summer, 1937–1938, Missoula, Montana
8.	Title: Packet of documents Page: Item: D Source: SR-JP Author: John W. Palm
9.	Title: Packet of documents Page: Item: I, Page: 1 Source: SR-JP Author: John W. Palm
10.	Title: Germans to America: Lists of Passengers Arriving at US Ports Page: Volume: 5, Page: 42 Source: SR-GTA Author: Ira A Glazier and P William Filby, Ed. Publication: Wilmington, DE : Scholarly Resources
11.	Title: Emigration records as indexed in Schaumburger Auswanderer Page: Signatur: L3 Ua Nr. 4h S.3-6 Source: SR-STAB
12.	Title: History of Houston county, including: Explorers and pioneers of Minnesota, and Outline history of the state of Minnesota; includes Sioux massacre of 1862, and State education Page: Page: 323 Source: SR-HHCO Author: Rev. Edward D. Neill; Charles S. Bryant [Sioux massacre of 1862] Publication: Minneapolis, Minnesota Historical Company
13.	Title: Emigration records as indexed in Schaumburger Auswanderer Page: Signatur: L120b Ü60 Source: SR-STAB
14.	Title: Stammbuch der Familie SpanUth 500 Jahre 1470 1970. Stammtafeln, Chroniken und Lebensbeschreibungen aus den Familien Spanuth, Spannuth, Spanutius, Spanaus und Spannaus Page: Table: 12, Page: 1, ID: 207 Source: SR-SP2 Author: Horst Spanuth Publication: 4618 Kamen/Westf: Selbstverlag
15.	Title: GEDCOM file concerning the Kohlmeier family Source: SR-KOHL Author: Bill Kohlmeier
16.	Title: Geschichte der Deutschen evang.-lutherischen Gemeinde zu Addison, Du Page County, Illinois, zum Fünfzigjährigen Jubiläum Page: Page: 61 Source: SR-ADD50 Author: Pastor T. Johannes Grosse Publication: Franz Gindele Printing Co., 140-146 Monroe St., Chicago, Ill.
17.	Title: E-mail regarding the bark Ella, on which the Spannuths and Kohlmeiers crossed the Atlantic Source: SR-GTAB Author: Michael Palmer
18.	Title: Immanuel Congregation Proviso, Illinois, 1858–1908 Page: Volume: 58, Page: 55 Source: SR-CHIQ Author: Heinrich Roehrs Publication: Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly 58, 2 (Summer 1985), 51–58
19.	Title: Minnesota Civil War Soldiers Source: SR-CWMN Author: John Dalby Publication: Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc.
20.	Title: Houston County Minnesota Naturalization Records Source: SR-HCON Publication: Microfilm copies held by the MN Historical Society, State Archives Microfilm SAM 180, Microform Room F612.H85 H46 1997.
21.	Title: Cover letter and 45 family group sheets of Rewinkel descendants Page: Page: 27, 43 Source: SR-REW20 Author: Walter Rewinkel
22.	Title: Letter presumably to Gottfried Spanuth, regarding the Spannuth family in America Source: SR-SPAN7 Author: Karl Heinrich Spannuth
23.	Title: Cemetery records online at interment.net Source: SR-INTERMENT
24.	Title: Hespe-Hiddensen, Levesen, Stemmen Page: Page: 75, 77 Source: SR-HESP2 Author: Heinrich Munk Publication: Stadthagen: Gemeinde Hespe
25.	Title: Pedigree Resource File Page: CD: 42, PIN: 464969, Submission: MM9R-8HN Source: SR-PRF Publication: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
26.	Title: United States Census, 1860 Page: Proviso, Cook, Illinois, Page 315 Source: SR-CEN1860
27.	Title: Luthers Volksbibliothek: Zu Nutz und Frommen des Lutherischen Christenvolks ausgewählte vollständige Schriften Dr. Martin Luthers, unverändert mit den nöthigen erläuternden Bemerkungen abgedruckt Source: SR-SPAN58 Publication: St. Louis, Mo.: Amerikanischer Lutherverein zur Herausgabe Luther’scher Schriften für das Volk
28.	Title: US Veterans Administration Nationwide Gravesite Locator Page: ID: 3144881 Source: SR-NGL
29.	Title: Anzeigen des Fürstenthums Schaumburg-Lippe Page: Page: 87 Source: SR-AFSL Publication: Kühner
30.	Title: Anzeigen des Fürstenthums Schaumburg-Lippe Page: Page: 80 Source: SR-AFSL Publication: Kühner
31.	Title: Find A Grave website Page: ID: 66121396 Source: SR-FINDAGRAVE
32.	Title: Gemeinde-Chronologie: Chronologische Darstellung der äußeren Entwickelung des religiösen Lebens unter den Deutschen in Illinois Page: Page: 8 Source: SR-DAG Author: Emil Mannhardt Publication: Deutsch-Amerikanische Geschichtsblätter, Jg. 5, H. 4
33.	Title: Minnesota in the Civil and Indian Wars, 1861–1865, Volume I Page: Page: 180 Source: SR-MNCIW1 Author: Board of Commissioners, ed. Publication: St. Paul, Minnesota: Pioneer Press Company
34.	Title: International Exhibition, 1876. [Reports]̋ Page: Page: 160 Source: SR-SPAN118 Publication: Volume 10 of International Exhibition, 1876, United States Centennial Commission
35.	Title: Free Online New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1897 Page: Ella, 3 Jun 1853 Source: SR-NYPL0 Publication: Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration

Notes

a.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:33:14 Note: Farmer from Hespe Nr. 27. He met Caroline Kohlmeier while he was working in an apothecary shop in Bückeburg. They both worked in Bückeburg for many years. He renounced his right of inheritance in favor of his sister Christine and applied for permission to emigrate in March 1853. They left for the US immediately after marriage. They sailed from Bremen on the bark Ella on 20 April 1853, traveling with Fr. Kohlmeier and Dorothea Branding, and arrived in New York 2 June 1853. He farmed at Franzosenbusch, near Addison (12 miles west of Chicago). They attended St. Paul's German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Chicago initially, then joined the German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Addison (DuPage County) by 1856, and then 17 Jan 1859 joined its daughter congregation Immanuel Lutheran Church in Franzosenbusch (later Proviso, now Hillside) in Cook County, which had just been founded at the present intersection of Wolf Road and Cermak Road in Hillside. Changedate: 21 NOV 2020 Changedatez: 2020-11-21T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
b.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 15:20:24 Note: They stayed in Illinois until 1860, then moved after 29 July to near Eitzen, Houston Co, Minnesota. On 7 November 1860 he appears as a witness (hence as a U.S. citizen) in the naturalization of his brother-in-law Frederick Kohlmeier, filed in Caledonia. He built a sod house on a 40 acre farm in 1861. In 1862 he was a member of the Amerikanisches Luther-Verein zur Herausgabe Lutherischer Schriften für das Volk. Changedate: 28 MAR 2015 Changedatez: 2015-03-28T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
c.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:30:20 Note: He left for the Civil War in the 3rd Minnesota Volunteers, Co A, Private, mustered in Rochester 17 Jun 1864, rendezvoused at Fort Snelling 21 July 1864, and ordered south to bivouac near Pine Bluff, Arkansas. He probably never saw combat, but suffered an injury and was sent north to hospital at Jefferson Barracks on 12 Oct 1864 on the hospital boat D.A. January, embarking at DeValls Bluff, Arkansas. The boat arrived at Mound City, Illinois on 19 Oct 1864 and then proceeded to Jefferson Barracks Hospital on 22 Oct 1864, where he was admitted with an injured back and leg from a fall. He died there of typhoid fever after serving a day less than five months. He lies buried in Section 33 Site 3148, Jefferson Barracks National Cemetery, Carondelet, Missouri. Changedate: 21 NOV 2020 Changedatez: 2020-11-21T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
d.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:34:09 Note: His last words to his wife were "Karline, wenn ich nicht wiederkomme, sieh daß die Kinder eine gute Schulung bekommen." (Caroline, if I don't come back, see that the children get a good schooling.) When the children learned that their father had died, they rushed to the portrait of Abraham Lincoln hanging in their house and tore its eyes out. Changedate: 21 NOV 2020 Changedatez: 2020-11-21T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
e.	Reference: 1 JAN 2012 21:22:52 Note: He is listed in the US Veterans Administration Nationwide Gravesite Locator under the name "Charles Spenmeth". Referencetype: Creation Date

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