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Family
Marriage: Children:

  1. Mary Anna Hackel: Birth: 13 JUL 1872 in near Pentwater?, Oceana, Michigan, United States. Death: 23 APR 1966 in Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, United States

  2. Bernhard Richard "Ben" Hackel: Birth: 1 AUG 1873 in near Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, United States. Death: 20 JAN 1955

  3. Charles Emil Hackel: Birth: 20 JUN 1875 in Long Island Township, Phillips, Kansas, United States. Death: 21 DEC 1916 in Harrisonville, Cass, Missouri, United States

  4. Luise Hackel: Birth: 3 JAN 1877 in Long Island Township, Phillips, Kansas, United States. Death: 20 MAR 1959 in Scotia, Greeley, Nebraska, United States

  5. Eda Hackel: Birth: 13 MAY 1878 in Long Island Township, Phillips, Kansas, United States. Death: 13 SEP 1948 in Bismarck, Burleigh, North Dakota, United States

  6. Katie Hackel: Birth: 13 SEP 1879 in Walnut Township, Phillips, Kansas, United States. Death: 8 JUN 1974 in Valley, Nebraska, United States

  7. Hackel: Birth: 13 SEP 1879 in Walnut Township, Phillips, Kansas, United States.

  8. William Frederick Hackel: Birth: 16 JAN 1885 in Valley, Nebraska, United States. Death: 2 JAN 1919 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States

  9. Edward Otto Hackel: Birth: 22 APR 1886 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States. Death: 6 JUL 1979 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States

  10. Frank Joseph Hackel: Birth: 30 APR 1889 in Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States. Death: 26 NOV 1952 in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, United States


Sources
1. Title:   Hackel: Lineal Descendants of Charles Hackel and Babetta (Schmidt) Hackel
Page:   Page: 3–5
Source:   SR-H
Author:   Lydia Bredthauer
2. Title:   Free Online New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1897
Page:   S.S. Smidt, 4 Apr 1872
Source:   SR-NYPL0
Publication:   Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration
3. Title:   Kansas State Census, 1875
Page:   Long Island, Phillips, Kansas, Page 8
Source:   SR-CEN1875KS
4. Title:   United States Census, 1880
Page:   Walnut, Phillips, Kansas, ED221, Page 18, Sheet 81D
Source:   SR-CEN1880
5. Title:   Nebraska, State Census, 1885
Page:   Vinton, Valley, Nebraska, ED 758, Page 39A
Source:   SR-CEN1885NE
6. Title:   Oscar [Bredthauer] at 85
Page:   Page: 2
Source:   SR-OA85
Author:   Rosemary Bredthauer Schultze
7. Title:   Valley County [Nebraska] Cemeteries part 2
Source:   SR-VCC
Author:   Valley County Genealogical Society
Publication:   Ord, Neb.: The Society
8. Title:   Valley County Nebraska probate records
Source:   SR-VNEP
9. Title:   Letter in response to a request for Hackel family history
Page:   Page: 1
Source:   SR-VCGS1
Author:   Mrs. Patricia Turek of the Valley County Genealogy Society
10. Title:   Suicide on the Train
Source:   SR-VIC
Publication:   The Indian Chieftain, Vinita, Indian Territory, page 3, column 2
11. Title:   Charles Hackel, naturalization
Source:   SR-VNEN
Publication:   11th Judicial District of Nebraska [Valley County]
12. Title:   Death Followed Operation
Source:   SR-OQ2
Publication:   Ord Quiz, page 1, column 4
13. Title:   Valley County Nebraska marriage records
Source:   SR-VNEM
14. Title:   A View of the Valley: A centennial publication of Valley County Nebraska, 1873–1973
Page:   Page: 135, 143
Source:   SR-VOV
Publication:   Ord, Nebraska: Ord Quiz
15. Title:   Charles Hackel, declaration of intent
Source:   SR-PNEP
Publication:   Platte County [Nebraska] District Court
16. Title:   Transcript of various excerpts from the Ord Quiz concerning the demise of Charles Hackel
Source:   SR-OQ4
Author:   Patricia Turek
17. Title:   Germans to America: Lists of Passengers Arriving at US Ports
Page:   Volume: 26, Page: 326
Source:   SR-GTA
Author:   Ira A Glazier and P William Filby, Ed.
Publication:   Wilmington, DE : Scholarly Resources
18. Title:   Epitaphs and Inscriptions of Phillips County, Kansas
Page:   Page: 33
Source:   SR-PHCOCE
19. Title:   From Walnut
Source:   SR-PHCOHE1
Publication:   Phillips County [Kansas] Herald, Phillipsburg, page 3, column 3
20. Title:   Valley County Cemeteries
Source:   SR-VNEC
Publication:   Nebraska Ancestree - Fall 1989 - Vol. 12 - No. 2 - Page 45–46
21. Title:   Nebraska STATE GAZETTEER Business Directory and Farmer list for 1890–1891
Source:   SR-VNEGF
Publication:   Omaha: J. M. Wolfe & Co., Publishers
22. Title:   While on an Excursion, Charles Hackle of Ord, Neb., Kills Himself Enroute to Texas
Source:   SR-HACK12
Publication:   Omaha Daily Bee
23. Title:   Castle Garden immigration database
Page:   ID: 5559124
Source:   SR-CG
24. Title:   Suicided Because He Lost His Ticket
Source:   SR-HACK16
Publication:   Austin Weekly Statesman
25. Title:   Suicide on a Train: A Young Prospector Grows Gloomy and Ends His Life
Source:   SR-HACK17
Publication:   The Galveston Daily News, Vol. 51 No. 351
26. Title:   Charles Hackler committed suicide
Source:   SR-HACK18
Publication:   The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 46, Ed. 1
27. Title:   Find A Grave website
Page:   ID: 160328018
Source:   SR-FINDAGRAVE
28. Title:   Charles Hackle
Source:   SR-HACK32
Publication:   Pokrok západu (Omaha, Neb.)
29. Title:   Nebraska, Naturalization Records, 1855-1989
Page:   Digital Folder: 103294056, Image: 02102
Source:   SR-FSNENATI
Publication:   FamilySearch
30. Title:   Bürger- und Gewerbeakten, 1815-1924
Page:   Signatur 2.3.9 Nr. H 367
Source:   SR-DRESBGA
Author:   Dresden (Sachsen). Gewerbeamt A. Stadtarchiv Dresden.
Publication:   Salt Lake City, Utah : Gefilmt durch The Genealogical Society of Utah
31. Title:   Adreßbuch der Stadt Plauen i. V. für 1863
Page:   Entry for Karl Gustav Heckel, Neundörfer Str. B. 53
Source:   SR-PLAUENAB1863
Publication:   Plauen: F. H. Hänsel

Notes
a. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   21:55:14
Note:   Or Karl or Carl, Hackel or Haeckel or Heckel.
Changedate:   9 SEP 2014
Changedatez:   2014-09-09T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date
b. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   01:10:35
Note:   The 1872 passenger ship record says he was from Germany. According to his 1872 declaration of intent to become a citizen of the US, he was a subject of the King of Prussia. The 1875 Kansas state census shows his birthplace as Germany and that he came to Kansas from Nebraska. The 1880 US census says he was born in Germany of German parents. The 1885 Nebraska state census shows his place of birth as Saxony. In his 1892 naturalization papers, he was listed as a subject of the Emperor of Austria before naturalization in the US. He was raised by step-parents and left home at the age of 13. He worked around until he went into the army, and was a soldier from 1870 to 1871. A bootmaker by trade, he came to the US with his wife on the S.S. Smidt (on its first voyage for the Bremer Dampfschiffahrts-Gesellschaft), bound from Bremen, landing in New York on 4 April 1872.
Changedate:   9 NOV 2020
Changedatez:   2020-11-09T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date
c. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   21:28:09
Note:   He lived at "Bentwater" (probably Pentwater) Michigan in 1872. He filed a declaration of intent to become a citizen in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska 29 August 1872. They lived in Niobrara, Nebraska 1873, then in Omaha, Nebraska for 3 months, where he worked as a butcher, putting on weight. They lived in Walnut Township (formed from Long Island Township in 1879), Phillips County, Kansas 1875–1880, farming a quarter section near Myrtle. There they had but two cows and a dog in 1875. On 31 December 1880 he said he was securing a home there and intended to remain in spite of the privations caused by drought and grasshoppers. But he moved to Valley County, Nebraska in 1882 and lived there until his death.
Changedate:   18 JAN 2019
Changedatez:   2019-01-18T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date
d. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   10:55:07
Note:   The Hackels spent the first winter in Valley County in a dugout north of their later home. By 1885 they had improved their farm of 80 acres, consisting of 40 acres of grass and 30 of hay, 13 of corn, 6 of oats, 13 of wheat, and 1 of potatoes, and had four horses, two mules, five milk cows, 31 other cattle, 22 hogs, and 65 poultry. He was naturalized in Valley County, Nebraska on 16 March 1892. He shot himself on the Missouri, Kansas & Texas passenger train en route just before reaching Vinita, Indian Territory, while on a group excursion to Port Lavaca, Texas. The Ord Quiz, the Galveston Daily News, and the Austin Weekly Statesman contain the particulars of the sad story. His remains were returned to Ord on 10 March 1893, and he was buried in the Mira Valley Cemetery, then was moved to the Ord Cemetery in the mid 1950s.
Changedate:   18 MAR 2021
Changedatez:   2021-03-18T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date
e. Reference:   14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime:   21:43:26
Note:   H says he moved to US in 1871 and that he died in Texas while on a trip. OA85 says he was shot on a train. VNEP says he died in Venita, Indian Territory, while on a train trip.
Changedate:   17 JUL 2012
Changedatez:   2012-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date
f. Reference:   17 JUL 2021 20:07:14
Changedatetime:   21:02:52
Note:   There are some hints as to his possible origin: A possible relative, linked by surname, period, and occupation, Franz Eduard Häckel, a master shoemaker, born 12 Jul 1826 in Roßwein, sought citizenship and work license in Dresden in 1870. A Karl Gustav Heckel, tailor, lived at Neundörfer Str. B. 53 in Plauen in 1863, the same year and address as (Christian?) Friedrich Schmidt, weaver. The latter could perhaps be the father or other relative of Charles Hackel’s wife Babette Schmidt, as we know that related Schmidts lived in Plauen by 1919.
Changedate:   17 JUL 2021
Changedatez:   2021-07-17T00:00:00.000Z
Referencetype:   Creation Date

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