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Revision as of 19:06, 7 May 2007
Immigrant 1852
| Date | Location | Notes | Sources | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Birth | 27 Feb 1827 | Frankershausen, Ger. | ||
| Marriage | 20 Oct 1851 | Hitzerode, Ger. | To John Frederick | |
| Death | 12 Apr 1912 | |||
| Burial | Lieberum "Dutch" Cemetery |
Ancestry chart segment
Generation 4 Generation 5 Generation 6
+-- Jacob Kuhnemuth
| (1796-1872)
+--Anna Catherine Kenemuth --+
| (1827-1889) |
| +-- Dorothea Elisabeth Schindewolf
Elizabeth Anna Frederick--+ (1804-1885)
|
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+-- John Frederick
(1822-1912)
Sorces:
Children
(all children with John Frederick
| Name | Gender | Date of Birth | Birthplace | Spouse | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mary Frederick | F | 13 Aug 1852 | William "Will" Dietrich | |||
| Jacob C. Frederick | M | 31 Oct 1854 | ||||
| Frank J. Frederick | M | 6 Nov 1856 | Louisa Dietrich | |||
| Emma B. Frederick | F | 1858 | 1)William Lintz 2)John Henry Jury |
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| John Valentine Frederick | M | 14 Feb 1862 | Dena C. Lieberum | |||
| Elizabeth "Ella" Anna Frederick | F | 13 Feb 1865 | John Abram Kline | Direct line | ||
| Josephine Frederick | F | (died young) |
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Places of Residence
| Location | Dates | Notes | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|
| Frankershausen, Germany | b.1827 - 1852 | ||
| Fern, Ashland Twp., Clarion Co. PA | 1852-d. 1912 |
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Photo Gallery
File:Gravestone John Frederick & A Catherine Kenemuth.jpg
Gravestone of John Frederick & wife Anna Catherine Kennemuth, Lieberum Cemetery, Ashland Twp., Clarion Co. PA
Wedding photograph of John Frederick and Anna Catherine Kenemuth.
Date/photographer unknown. Provided by Della Frederick Francisco.
Bible & gravestone photos 1991 by E W Williams
In Swimming Suits
Back row: Sarah Frederick, Alma Kraus (friend), Louise Kindelberger, Bernice Kelly; Front row: Lois Frederick, Gloria Kindelberger, Harry Kelly, Betty Frederick, Johnny Frederick.
Parents of Frederick children are John Frederick & Elizabeth Unknown. Parents of Kindelberger children were Bernice Frederick & Louis Kindelberger. Parents of Kelly children were Bessie Frederick & George Kelly. These parents, John, Bernice, and Bessie Frederick were all children of Frank J. Frederick & Louisa Deitrich.
Back row: Louise Frederick, Sarah Frederick, Ella Beals, Elmer Sheffer, Louise Kindelberger, Loy Beals; Front row: Lois Frederick, Betty Frederick, Gloria Kindelberger, Bertha Beals. Parents of Beals children were James Elgie Beals & Winnifred May Kline. Parents of Elmer Sheffer were Annie Kline & J. Austin Sheffer. Winnie & Annie Kline were daughters of Elizabeth Anna Frederick.
Sources
| Ref. Num. | Description | Image of original |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Frederick Bible, published in Philadelphia 1882. Marriage record: "12 October 1850 in Hitzerode John Friederich Anna Catharina Kuhnemuth Franckersausen Birth records: "Johannes Friederich geboren 17 August 1822 fon Hitzerode. Anna Catharina Kuhnemuth 27 February 1827 in Franckersausen. Sie is gestorben 1889 Junie 26. John Friederich Efrau. Sie war alt 62 yer 4 monat 7 day. Tauf (wahr) irh." John Friederich born 17 Aug. 1822 in Hitzerode. Anna Catharina Kuhnemuth 27 Feb. 1827 in Franckersausen. She died 26 June 1889. Wife of John Friederich. She was 62 years 4 months & 7 days old. She was baptized. | |
| 2 | Gravestone transcription 1991 by E W Williams. "Mrs. Anna C. Wife of John Frederick Born Feb. 27 1827 Died June 24 1889 Age 62 yrs 4m 24d". (There appears to be poetry, small & illegible, beneath her inscription, with John Frederick's inscription engraved over part of it.) "John Frederick B. Aug (15?) 1822 D. Apr. 12 1912" | |
| 3 | Research Manuscript of Ella May Beals (Wilson) 1975-1985, including personal knowledge and interviews of her siblings Robert Beals and Bertha Beals Chambers, and of her aunt Mary P. Kline Fillgrove. Provided initial Frederick family outline with children and grandchildren of John Frederick & Anna Catherine Kenemuth. | |
| 4 | Research of Nancy Elizabeth Beals (Walls), 1975-ongoing, in the Venango/Clarion Counties border area, including cemetery inventories, obituary collections, church records and library research, and interviews of community members. Located the Frederick graves at Lieberum Cemetery. | |
| 5 | History of Clarion County 1887, By Davis, p. xxix "Kennemuth, John R., Fern p.o., Ashland, a farmer and oil producer, was born in Prussia May 1, 1843, and was a son of Jacob and Dorothea (Schinderwolf) Kennemuth, who settled in Ashland in 1856, on the farm which is now owned and occupied by John R. Their children were Catherine, Eliza, Conrad, Jacob, and John R. John R. was married in 1869 to Mary Fox, a daughter of John Fox, of Brady's Bend. They have had a family of six children - Edward, Willie, Frank, John, Ella and Frederick." |
Source notes
- Since the Frederick Bible was published in Philadelphia in 1882, it was purchased at least 30 years after John & Anna Catherine immigrated to America, possibly by one of the children. Both pages are written by the same hand, so someone other than Anna Catherine, whose death date is inscribed.
- Church records in Germany show Anna Catherine & John Frederich married 20 Oct. 1851 in Hitzerode. The Frederick Bible puts the date at 20 Oct. 1850, but was inscribed after Anna Catherine died, either by her husband or one of the children. It is peculiar that the wedding took place in his home town rather than hers.
- Frankershausen, Germany is about 20 miles SE of Kassel, in Hesse.
- Lieberum Cemetery (land donated by the Lieberum family), also known as the "Dutch" (ie German) cemetery, is near the old Frederick farm in Ashland Twp., Clarion Co. PA The cemetery is possibly at the site of the former St. Johns Reform Church.
