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  1. Friedrich Johann Heinrich Kohlmeier: Birth: 25 JAN 1869 in Portland Prairie, Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: 1 FEB 1909 in Jerico Springs, Cedar, Missouri, United States

  2. Heinrich Friedrich Wilhelm Kohlmeier: Birth: 5 JUL 1870 in Eitzen, Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: 11 MAR 1930 in Wakefield, Dixon, Nebraska, United States

  3. Hermann Bernard Kohlmeier: Birth: 19 DEC 1871 in Portland Prairie, Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: 5 FEB 1959 in Fort Wayne, Allen, Indiana, United States

  4. John Henry Kohlmeier: Birth: 7 OCT 1873 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 18 DEC 1959

  5. George Jurgen Wilhelm Kohlmeier: Birth: 6 FEB 1875 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 13 OCT 1957 in Clarinda, Page, Iowa, United States

  6. Christoph Henry Kohlmeier: Birth: 30 NOV 1877 in Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: 27 MAY 1972 in Craig, Burt, Nebraska, United States

  7. Walter Henry Kohlmeier: Birth: 3 JAN 1880 in Houston, Minnesota, United States. Death: 24 JAN 1972 in Houston, Minnesota, United States

  8. William Carl Kohlmeier: Birth: 6 MAR 1882 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 11 JAN 1956 in Wabasha, Minnesota, United States

  9. Mary K Kohlmeier: Birth: 24 APR 1884 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 17 NOV 1958

  10. Louise W Kohlmeier: Birth: 8 SEP 1886 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 28 FEB 1956

  11. Bertha M Kohlmeier: Birth: 16 NOV 1888 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 14 JUN 1980

  12. Emma Kohlmeier: Birth: 12 MAR 1891 in Minnesota, United States. Death: 14 OCT 1891 in Winnebago Township, Houston, Minnesota, United States


Sources
1. Title:   Evangelisches Kirchenbuch Nendorf
Page:   ~1842#24
Source:   SR-NENDFEV
2. Title:   United States Census, 1860
Page:   Township 101R5 Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, Page 45
Source:   SR-CEN1860
3. Title:   United States Census, 1870
Page:   Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, Page 4
Source:   SR-CEN1870
4. Title:   United States Census, 1880
Page:   Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, ED110, Page 18
Source:   SR-CEN1880
5. Title:   United States Census of Union Veterans and Widows of the Civil War, 1890
Page:   Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, ED141
Source:   SR-CEN1890CIV
6. Title:   United States Census, 1900
Page:   Benton Township, Cedar, Missouri, ED45, Sheet 10B
Source:   SR-CEN1900
7. Title:   Packet of documents
Page:   Items: B,F,G,H
Source:   SR-JP
Author:   John W. Palm
8. Title:   Civil War military and pension records for Henry Flege Kohlmeier, Friedrich Kohlmeier, and Carl Spannuth
Source:   SR-CIV
9. Title:   Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Diaries
Page:   Date: 1 Mar 1909
Source:   SR-ASR
Author:   Anna Spannuth Rewinkel
Publication:   Volumes 1–27 transcribed and translated by Jim Eggert.
10. Title:   Letter with twelve pages of descendants charts on the Kohlmeier family
Page:   Page: 000, 00, 0
Source:   SR-EK2
Author:   Elmer Kohlmeier
11. Title:   Civil War Unit Histories
Page:   Volume: IA301, Page: 150
Source:   SR-CWUH
Author:   Robert Lester and Blair Hydrick, US Army Military History Institute, ed.
Publication:   Bethesda, MD: University Publications of America
12. Title:   Card and letter
Page:   Page: 1
Source:   SR-EK1a
Author:   Elmer Kohlmeier
13. Title:   Letter to Arlienne (?) Miller
Source:   SR-EITZEN
Author:   Pastor Lloyd D. Fried of St. Luke's United Church of Christ, in Eitzen, Minnesota
Publication:   About the Kohlmeiers
14. Title:   Houston County History
Page:   Page: 54, 237
Source:   SR-HCOH
Author:   The Houston County Historical Society
Publication:   Taylor Publishing Company, Dallas Texas
15. 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: 308, 322, 503, 505–506
Source:   SR-HHCO
Author:   Rev. Edward D. Neill; Charles S. Bryant [Sioux massacre of 1862]
Publication:   Minneapolis, Minnesota Historical Company
16. Title:   GEDCOM file concerning the Kohlmeier family
Source:   SR-KOHL
Author:   Bill Kohlmeier
17. Title:   Descendants of Wilhelm Samuel Utecht
Page:   Page: 6
Source:   SR-UTECHT2
Author:   Theodore Donald Utecht
18. Title:   The Kohlmeier, Burmester, Boettcher, Viehmann, Jehl, Westphal families
Page:   Page: 1, 15, 16, 33, 41
Source:   SR-KOHL7
Author:   Linda Tracey Kirkhoff
Publication:   Fort Wayne, Indiana: Linda Tracey Kirkhoff
19. 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.
20. Title:   Centennial "Death is Swallowed Up in Victory": Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Wisconsin Synod, 1871–1971, Eitzen Minnesota
Source:   SR-EITZEN3
21. Title:   Minnesota, State Census, 1875
Page:   Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota
Source:   SR-CEN1875MN
22. Title:   Minnesota, State Census, 1885
Page:   Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, Page 16
Source:   SR-CEN1885MN
23. Title:   Minnesota, State Census, 1895
Page:   Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, Page 13
Source:   SR-CEN1895MN
24. Title:   Special Laws of the State of Minnesota
Source:   SR-MNSL
25. Title:   E-mail including information from the Nendorf church records on the Branding and Flege family
Source:   SR-KOHL57
Author:   Inge Branding <inge.branding@gmx.de>
26. Title:   Find A Grave website
Page:   ID: 54208501
Source:   SR-FINDAGRAVE
27. Title:   Note on Henry Kohlmeier
Source:   SR-KOHL70
Publication:   Dakota County Herald [Dakota City, NE]
28. Title:   Old times on Portland Prairie, Houston County, Minn.
Page:   Page: 28, 47, 90, 104, 118
Source:   SR-HCOP
Author:   Henry Vernon Arnold
Publication:   Larimore ND: H.V. Arnold
29. Title:   Rootsweb WorldConnect Project
Page:   Database: eitzenfamilies, ID: I0150
Source:   SR-WORLDC
30. Title:   Free Online New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1897
Page:   Anna Louise, 10 Aug 1854
Source:   SR-NYPL0
Publication:   Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration

Notes
a. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   02:08:13
Note:   Portland Prairie Minnesota 1857–1895
 Jerico Springs Missouri 1896–1909
 a.k.a. Henry Flege Kohlmeier
 Henry was born illegitimately and was baptized with the surname Flege. It is likely that his baptismal sponsor, Dietrich Flege from Landesbergen, or a close relative was Henry's father, but there is no direct indication of that in the church records.  Henry reportedly came to the US with his mother, settling initially in Elmhurst, Illinois. He in fact came aboard the Anna Louisa from Bremen to New York, passenger ship list dated 10 Aug 1854, traveling with Wilhelmine Kohlmeier and Heinrich Kohlmeier. He was confirmed in Chicago by Rev. Wunder, probably about 1856. He moved to Lansing, Iowa with his mother, probably in 1857 or 1858, where he worked hauling provisions on the Mississippi from La Crosse, Wisconsin. He served in the 5th Iowa Volunteer Infantry, Company K, mustered 15 July 1861. He participated in the Battles of Iuka (19 September 1862) and Champion Hill (16 May 1863), and the Siege of Vicksburg (18 May - 4 July 1863). He was wounded on 16 May 1863 at Champion Hill, permanently disfiguring a thumb. He spent some time sick with malaria in an army hospital in Jefferson Barracks, Carondelet, Missouri. After the war he resided in Lansing for a time and then returned to Minnesota. His name was changed to Henry Fliege Kohlmeier by special law of the Minnesota legislature in 1868. He was a founding member of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Eitzen, Minnesota in 1871. He served several local offices and as state representative of Houston County, Minnesota, 1880–1881. On 2 May 1882 he became a naturalized citizen, in Caledonia, Houston County, Minnesota. He suffered from a hernia. In 1896, he sold the farm in Minnesota and bought a farm in Jerico Springs, Missouri on account of his wife's health. He suffered a rupture in March of 1909, while on a visit at his son George's place in Dakota County, Nebraska, and was taken to the German Lutheran hospital in Sioux City.
Changedate:   13 JAN 2017
Changedatez:   2017-01-13T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date
b. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Note:   Taufpaten: Dietrich Flege aus Landesbergen und Friedrich und Conrad Heineking
Referencetype:   Creation Date
c. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   18:28:07
Note:   EK2.0 gives his deathdate as 1 Dec 1909, a typo. HHCO gives his marriage date as 13 March 1869. HCOP gives his marriage date as 13 March 1859 and his death date as 1910. HCOP also gives his military unit as the 8th Iowa Cav'y (Henry Flegg) or the 5th Iowa (Henry Kohlmeier).
Changedate:   24 SEP 2014
Changedatez:   2014-09-24T00:00:00.000Z
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