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Name: Heinrich Ludwig Friedrich Spannuth
Sex: M
Birth: 10 DEC 1863 in Portland Prairie, Houston, Minnesota, United States
Death: AFT 1902
Person Id: I588
Tree Id: 621195

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Parents

Father:

Carl Ludwig Spannuth: Birth: 16 MAR 1825 in Hespe, Meerbeck, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany. Death: 16 NOV 1864 in Jefferson Barracks, Carondelet, St. Louis, Missouri, United States

Mother:

Caroline Dorothee Kohlmeier: Birth: 19 AUG 1822 in Evesen, Petzen, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany. Death: 30 NOV 1892 in near Lyons, Burt, Nebraska, United States

Family
Marriage:

Married: Josephine J Klinge on 10 DEC 1895 at Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States.
Josephine J Klinge: Birth: 12 FEB 1867 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States. Death: 27 NOV 1939 in Berwyn, Cook, Illinois, United States

Children:

Doretta A Spannuth: Birth: 28 SEP 1897 in Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States. Death: 7 JAN 1984 in Oak Park, Cook, Illinois, United States
Alvin Gustav Spannuth: Birth: 5 SEP 1899 in Bridgeport, Fairfield, Connecticut, United States. Death: 24 JAN 1976 in Hinsdale, DuPage, Illinois, United States
Evelyn Louise Spannuth: Birth: 18 DEC 1901 in Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States. Death: 6 APR 2000 in Arvada, Jefferson, Colorado, United States

Sources

1.	Title: Spannuth Family Tree Page: Page: 2 Source: SR-EE Author: Emma Eggert Publication: With handwritten addenda by Elizabeth Eggert
2.	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: 47, ID: 13/470 Source: SR-SP Author: Gottfried Spanuth Publication: Schleswig: Vogt
3.	Title: 500 Years' History of the Spannuth Family 1470–1970 Page: Page: 3, 4, 23 Source: SR-FYH Author: Louis H. Rewinkel, 1883–1972 Publication: Louis H. Rewinkel
4.	Title: Civil War military and pension records for Henry Flege Kohlmeier, Friedrich Kohlmeier, and Carl Spannuth Source: SR-CIV
5.	Title: Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Diaries Page: Dates: 10 Dec 1883, 1894–1896, 1899, 4, 11 Apr 1900, 31 Aug 1901, 6 Sep 1901, 11 Dec 1907 Source: SR-ASR Author: Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Publication: Volumes 1–27 transcribed and translated by Jim Eggert.
6.	Title: Reminiscences of an Indian Massacre Page: Page: 5 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: I, Page: 5, 8 Source: SR-JP Author: John W. Palm
9.	Title: 1874–1974 "Soli Deo Gloria" Source: SR-SDG Publication: St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lyons, Nebraska
10.	Title: Wild Horse Valley 1882–1982 Page: Page: 60 Source: SR-WHV Author: Forward by Maxine Isackson, introduction by Marilyn Rubenthaler Publication: Spannuth, Nebraska: Spannuth’s Women’s Club
11.	Title: E-mail concerning Rev. Henry Spannuth Source: SR-SPAN11 Author: Rev. Rod Houppert of the Immanuel Lutheran Church (LCMS) in Charlottesville, Virginia
12.	Title: 1874–1949 St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lyons Nebraska Page: Page: 5, 6 Source: SR-SDG1
13.	Title: Minnesota, State Census, 1865 Page: Winnebago, Houston, Minnesota, Image 3 Source: SR-CEN1865MN
14.	Title: A brief history of Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church, Mascoutah, Illinois, 1868–1943 Source: SR-SPAN16 Publication: Mascoutah, Ill. : Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church
15.	Title: Rev. Spannuth Resigned Source: SR-SPAN17 Publication: The Mascoutah [Illinois] Herald, Vol. XIX No. 48, page 1, column 4
16.	Title: Illinois Statewide Marriage Index, 1763–1900 Page: Reference: Cook Co. 242359 Source: SR-ILMI Publication: The Illinois State Archives and the Illinois State Genealogical Society
17.	Title: Colorado Marriage and Divorce Index, 1975–1999 Page: ID: 005372 Source: SR-COMADI
18.	Title: Divorce decree for Henry L. F. Spannuth and Josephine Spannuth Source: SR-SPAN34 Publication: County Court, Pueblo Colorado
19.	Title: Fünfunddreißigster Synodal-Bericht des oestlichen Districts der deutschen evang.-lutherischen Synode von Missouri, Ohio und anderen Staaten, versammelt zu Brooklyn, N.Y. Anno Domini 1898 Page: Page: 59, 81, 97, 104 Source: SR-SPAN50 Publication: St. Louis Missouri: Concordia Publishing House
20.	Title: History of Bridgeport and Vicinity Page: Page: 319 Source: SR-SPAN51 Author: George Curtis Waldo, ed. Publication: New York, Chicago: S. J. Clarke Publishing Co.
21.	Title: Verhandlungen der fünfundzwanzigsten Jahresversammlung des Oestlichen Distrikts der deutschen evang.-luth. Kirche von Missouri, Ohio und anderen Staaten Page: Page: 59 Source: SR-SPAN53 Publication: St. Louis: Luth. Concordia-Verlag
22.	Title: J. Babeuf's Springfield, Illinois City Directory and Business Mirror Source: SR-SPAN57
23.	Title: A Good Old Age Source: SR-SPAN62 Author: Pastor Henry Spannuth Publication: Lutheran Witness, Vol. 13
24.	Title: Ordination of Mr. H. Spannuth Source: SR-SPAN63 Publication: Lutheran Witness, p. 64
25.	Title: Proceedings of the Fourth Convention of the English Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri and Other States, held at Fort Wayne, Ind., Aug. 7-14, [18]'95 Source: SR-SPAN72 Publication: American Lutheran Publication Board, Chicago Ill. Text: On the XVI. Sunday after Trinity, September 9, 1894, Candidate H. Spannuth was ordained to the office of the holy ministry, and was introduced as pastor of Emmanuel Church at Charlottesville, Va., by the undersigned.
26.	Title: Kassenbericht des Minnesota- und Dakota-Districts vom 1. Juni 1890 bis 1. Juni 1891 Page: Page: 106 Source: SR-SPAN74 Publication: Siebenter Synodal-Bericht des Minnesota- und Dakota-Districts der deutschen evangelisch-lutherischen Synode von Missouri, Ohio und anderen Staaten, Lewiston, Minn. 17-23 Juni 1891
27.	Title: Proceedings of the Fifth Convention of the English Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri and Other States Page: Page: 14 Source: SR-SPAN78 Publication: Pittsburgh PA: American Lutheran Publication Board
28.	Title: The Open Door Page: Page: 20 Source: SR-SPAN79 Author: Karl A. Lurix Publication: Journal of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, Vol. 11, No. 4
29.	Title: Neunter Synodal-Bericht des Nebraska-Districts der deutschen evang.-lutherischen Synode von Missouri, Ohio und anderen Staaten Page: Page: 81 Source: SR-SPAN98 Publication: St. Louis: Concordia Publishing House
30.	Title: Lyons Heritage 1884–1984 Page: Page: 26 Source: SR-LYONS Author: Written by the people of Lyons, Nebraska Publication: Northeastern Nebraska Genealogical Society
31.	Title: A Birthday Surprise Party, Given in Honor of Rev. H. Spanmeth[sic] - Opening of the Mosaic Bazaar Source: SR-SPAN108 Publication: The Richmond [Virginia] Dispatch
32.	Title: Mascoutah Preacher is Gone Source: SR-SPAN124 Publication: Chicago Tribune
33.	Title: Marriage Licenses Source: SR-SPAN125 Publication: Chicago Tribune
34.	Title: Cook County Illinois Marriages, 1871-1920 Page: Film: 1030258, Reference ID: 242359 Source: SR-CCILMI

Notes

a.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 21:37:59 Note: Heinrich was confirmed at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church near Lyons in its first recorded class in 1880. He prepared for the ministry at the Concordia Seminary in Springfield, Illinois, being listed as a student there in 1881. He lived with his brother Fred in Lincoln County Nebraska in 1885. He is again listed as a student in Springfield, receiving aid from the Minnesota and Dakota district in 1890–1891 and from the Nebraska district in 1892–1894. He was ordained on 9 Sep 1894 at Charlottesville, Virginia. He served from 1894 to 1897 as pastor at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Charlottesville, where he conducted the first services in English and inaugurated the Sunday school. His address was 136 Dice St., Charlottesville, Virginia. At this time, the church constitution was amended to include a clause forbidding membership in any anti-Christian society. Following a bitter controversy, some of the charter members resigned. Rev. Spannuth wrote articles for The Lutheran Witness entitled "A Good Old Age", appearing 7 Feb 1895, and "What is demanded of the Ministry in our Time?", dated 7 Apr 1895. Changedate: 3 FEB 2015 Changedatez: 2015-02-03T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
b.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:26:22 Note: During his tenure in Charlottesville, he married Josephine Klinge. In a letter before his engagement he expressed his happiness in finding such a fine Christian as Josephine. It was at her suggestion that they knelt in prayer to make their engagement vows. Changedate: 17 AUG 2011 Changedatez: 2011-08-17T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
c.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 21:49:02 Note: Starting in 1897 he served at Zion Lutheran Church in Bridgeport Connecticut. Part of his duties were to assist newly arrived German immigrants at Ellis Island in the role of the second German-Lutheran chaplain at the Ellis Island Immigrant Station. During his time the congregation bought a parcel of land to erect a church. Pastor Spannuth also served as vacancy pastor, along with Pastor Fischer, for the congregation in South Norwalk. Pastor Spannuth gave up his office after Easter 1900 due to illness. Changedate: 31 JAN 2012 Changedatez: 2012-01-31T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
d.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:26:33 Note: In April 1900 he went to Indianapolis to recover from a brain ailment or perhaps malaria, suffering from terrific headaches. These made it hard for him even to remember his sermons. Changedate: 17 AUG 2011 Changedatez: 2011-08-17T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
e.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:26:37 Note: He served as pastor at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Mascoutah Illinois from November 1900 to August 1901. Changedate: 17 AUG 2011 Changedatez: 2011-08-17T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
f.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:26:54 Note: Having attending the synod in Chicago, held May 29 to June 4, 1901, he disappeared after a year's bout with his illness. On August 1, 1901 he told his wife that he was going to Belleville to consult a physician on account of his ears. His wife reportedly found a note on his pillow that read "Have gone to St. Louis". He did not return, however, and on Sunday August 4, 1901, Mrs. Spannuth went to Belleville, intending to find him, probably in the hospital. That morning a letter reached Mascoutah from him, mailed at Nashville, Tenn., in which he tendered his resignation to the board of trustees of the church. He also stated that he would give up theological work. He was never seen again by his family and is considered to have died shortly thereafter. He in fact petitioned for and received a divorce decree in Pueblo County, Colorado, on December 4, 1902, claiming that the marriage produced no children. Changedate: 17 AUG 2011 Changedatez: 2011-08-17T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
g.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Changedatetime: 22:27:04 Note: He is not the Henry F. Spanuth living in Wallace, Shoshone County, Idaho with wife Winifred A. and daughter Emma H. 1900–1910, and moving to the San Pedro district of Los Angeles by 1920. Changedate: 17 AUG 2011 Changedatez: 2011-08-17T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
h.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41 Note: ASR.27 gives age as 35 on birthday in 1899. Referencetype: Creation Date

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