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Name: Fred Carl Spannuth
Sex: M
Birth: 28 MAR 1890 in near Wayne, Dixon, Nebraska, United States
Death: 1 AUG 1965 in Missoula, Montana, United States
Burial: Missoula, Missoula, Montana, United States.
Person Id: I603
Tree Id: 621195

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Parents

Father:

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

Mother:

Meta Maria Anna Kirchner: Birth: 24 JAN 1857 in Illinois, United States. Death: 13 MAY 1932 in Seattle, King, Washington, United States

Family
Marriage:

Married: Hazel A Stoughten on 4 AUG 1919 at Missoula, Missoula, Montana, United States.
Hazel A Stoughten: Birth: 11 JAN 1899 in Ridgeway, Harrison, Missouri, United States. Death: 2 NOV 1975 in Hamilton, Ravalli, Montana, 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: 13/476 Source: SR-SP Author: Gottfried Spanuth Publication: Schleswig: Vogt
3.	Title: 500 Years' History of the Spannuth Family 1470–1970 Page: Page: 12 Source: SR-FYH Author: Louis H. Rewinkel, 1883–1972 Publication: Louis H. Rewinkel
4.	Title: The Spannuth Family Record Page: Page: 1 Source: SR-SFR Author: Louis Rewinkel; updated and additions made by Phyllis Rewinkel Hagerbaumer
5.	Title: Packet of documents Page: Item: I, Page: 7 Source: SR-JP Author: John W. Palm
6.	Title: Packet of documents Page: Item: J, Page: 2, 3 Source: SR-JP Author: John W. Palm
7.	Title: Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Diaries Page: Date: 4 May 1890 Source: SR-ASR Author: Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Publication: Volumes 1–27 transcribed and translated by Jim Eggert.
8.	Title: U.S. Social Security Death Index Page: SSN: 517-40-1478 Source: SR-SSDI
9.	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
10.	Title: Montana State Death Index 1954–2002 Page: ID: 4059 Source: SR-MTDI Publication: Provo, Utah: Ancestry.com
11.	Title: General Land Office records, land patents Page: ID: 491183 Source: SR-BLM Author: Bureau of Land Management
12.	Title: United States Census, 1900 Page: Kalispell Township, Flathead, Montana, ED214, Sheet 15B Source: SR-CEN1900
13.	Title: United States Census, 1910 Page: Kalispell Township, Flathead, Montana, ED25, Sheet 16A Source: SR-CEN1910
14.	Title: United States Census, 1920 Page: Wisdom Township, Beaverhead, Montana, ED9, Sheet 3A Source: SR-CEN1920
15.	Title: United States Census, 1930 Page: Seattle, King, Washington, ED17-34, Sheet 1B Source: SR-CEN1930
16.	Title: United States Census, 1940 Page: Precinct 11 Bearmouth, Granite, Montana, ED20-11, Sheet 1A Source: SR-CEN1940
17.	Title: Find A Grave website Page: ID: 30749334 Source: SR-FINDAGRAVE
18.	Title: Grit, Guts and Gusto: A History of Hill County [Montana] Page: Page: 133, 135 Source: SR-SPAN61 Publication: Havre, Mont.: The Hill County Bicentennial Commission
19.	Title: Montana County Marriages 1865–1950 Page: Film: 1888846, Digital Folder: 4350509, Image: 400, Reference: p458 #4818 Source: SR-MTMI2 Publication: FamilySearch
20.	Title: Trinity Lutheran [Kalispell Montana] Confirmations 1897-1950 Page: Year: 1904 Source: SR-TLKMTC
21.	Title: United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917–1918 Page: Film: 1684041, Digital Folder: 005241963, Image: 01090 Source: SR-WWIREG Publication: Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc

Notes

Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Changedatetime: 23:40:30
Note: Or Fritz Karl. Fred opened the Spannuth Hotel in Rudyard, Montana in 1910. The hotel was a deluxe metal exterior building housing ten large rooms, a social lobby, and a dining room, which operated on the European plan. The hotel became the social center of Rudyard: square dances were held in the lobby, school and Sunday school classes were held there, Brother Van preached a sermon there one day, and the hotel served as headquarters for Doc D. S. Buisson, the Chester dentist who made professional calls to Rudyard twice a week. Fred opened the first auto livery in Rudyard in 1913, providing delivery of small freight items and passengers from the depot to any point within the city limits. He acquired a 320-acre homestead in Township 32, Range 9, Sections 12 and 13, Hill County, Montana in 1915. He lived in Beaverhead County, Montana in 1920, in King County, Washington in 1930, and farmed in Beavermouth, Granite County, Montana in 1940.
Changedate: 6 MAY 2020
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Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:41
Note: CEN1900 gives his middle initial as J.
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