Son of Nicholas and Mary Mousel of Jackson County, Iowa. Married Susan Mousel in Jackson County on February 3, 1869.
1870 census (Tete des Mots Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousel (age 25, laborer, born Luxembourg), Susanna (22, keeping house, Luxembourg), and Mary (born March, Iowa).
1880 census (Richland Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousell (35, farmer, Luxemburg), Susan (wife, 30, keeping house, Luxemburg), Nicholas (son, 9, Iowa), and Mathew (son, 8 months, Iowa).
1900 census (Franklin Township, Butler County, Nebr.): August Mousel (born February 1847, Germany,farmer, to U.S. 1858), Susan (wife, March 1852, Germany, to U.S. 1866), and Nicholas (son, March 1872, Iowa, farmer).
1910 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousell (65, Germany, farmer, to U.S. 1855) and Susana (wife, 60, Germany, immigrated 1869).
1920 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousel (74, Germany, farmer) and Susanne (wife, 70, Germany).
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Stanton Register (Stanton, Nebr.), January 10, 1929, p. 1, col. 2
AUGUST MOUSEL DIES IN WEST POINT HOME
Word reaches here from West Point of the death of August Mousel Wednesday January 2nd. He was a former Stanton county resident and recently went to West Point where he was living in the Catholic Old Peoples Home. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery at West Point Friday.
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West Point Republican, January 17, 1929, p. 2, col. 6
HOME INMATE DIES
August Mousel, 83, a charge of the county for many years, died at St. Joseph's Home for the Aged on January 2nd. He was buried in the Home cemetery beside his wife who passed away in 1926.
Mr. Mousel was a native of Luxemburg. He had been at the Home four years.
1870 census (Tete des Mots Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousel (age 25, laborer, born Luxembourg), Susanna (22, keeping house, Luxembourg), and Mary (born March, Iowa).
1880 census (Richland Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousell (35, farmer, Luxemburg), Susan (wife, 30, keeping house, Luxemburg), Nicholas (son, 9, Iowa), and Mathew (son, 8 months, Iowa).
1900 census (Franklin Township, Butler County, Nebr.): August Mousel (born February 1847, Germany,farmer, to U.S. 1858), Susan (wife, March 1852, Germany, to U.S. 1866), and Nicholas (son, March 1872, Iowa, farmer).
1910 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousell (65, Germany, farmer, to U.S. 1855) and Susana (wife, 60, Germany, immigrated 1869).
1920 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousel (74, Germany, farmer) and Susanne (wife, 70, Germany).
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Stanton Register (Stanton, Nebr.), January 10, 1929, p. 1, col. 2
AUGUST MOUSEL DIES IN WEST POINT HOME
Word reaches here from West Point of the death of August Mousel Wednesday January 2nd. He was a former Stanton county resident and recently went to West Point where he was living in the Catholic Old Peoples Home. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery at West Point Friday.
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West Point Republican, January 17, 1929, p. 2, col. 6
HOME INMATE DIES
August Mousel, 83, a charge of the county for many years, died at St. Joseph's Home for the Aged on January 2nd. He was buried in the Home cemetery beside his wife who passed away in 1926.
Mr. Mousel was a native of Luxemburg. He had been at the Home four years.
Son of Nicholas and Mary Mousel of Jackson County, Iowa. Married Susan Mousel in Jackson County on February 3, 1869.
1870 census (Tete des Mots Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousel (age 25, laborer, born Luxembourg), Susanna (22, keeping house, Luxembourg), and Mary (born March, Iowa).
1880 census (Richland Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousell (35, farmer, Luxemburg), Susan (wife, 30, keeping house, Luxemburg), Nicholas (son, 9, Iowa), and Mathew (son, 8 months, Iowa).
1900 census (Franklin Township, Butler County, Nebr.): August Mousel (born February 1847, Germany,farmer, to U.S. 1858), Susan (wife, March 1852, Germany, to U.S. 1866), and Nicholas (son, March 1872, Iowa, farmer).
1910 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousell (65, Germany, farmer, to U.S. 1855) and Susana (wife, 60, Germany, immigrated 1869).
1920 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousel (74, Germany, farmer) and Susanne (wife, 70, Germany).
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Stanton Register (Stanton, Nebr.), January 10, 1929, p. 1, col. 2
AUGUST MOUSEL DIES IN WEST POINT HOME
Word reaches here from West Point of the death of August Mousel Wednesday January 2nd. He was a former Stanton county resident and recently went to West Point where he was living in the Catholic Old Peoples Home. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery at West Point Friday.
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West Point Republican, January 17, 1929, p. 2, col. 6
HOME INMATE DIES
August Mousel, 83, a charge of the county for many years, died at St. Joseph's Home for the Aged on January 2nd. He was buried in the Home cemetery beside his wife who passed away in 1926.
Mr. Mousel was a native of Luxemburg. He had been at the Home four years.
1870 census (Tete des Mots Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousel (age 25, laborer, born Luxembourg), Susanna (22, keeping house, Luxembourg), and Mary (born March, Iowa).
1880 census (Richland Township, Jackson County, Iowa): August Mousell (35, farmer, Luxemburg), Susan (wife, 30, keeping house, Luxemburg), Nicholas (son, 9, Iowa), and Mathew (son, 8 months, Iowa).
1900 census (Franklin Township, Butler County, Nebr.): August Mousel (born February 1847, Germany,farmer, to U.S. 1858), Susan (wife, March 1852, Germany, to U.S. 1866), and Nicholas (son, March 1872, Iowa, farmer).
1910 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousell (65, Germany, farmer, to U.S. 1855) and Susana (wife, 60, Germany, immigrated 1869).
1920 census (Wisner Township, Cuming County, Nebr.): August Mousel (74, Germany, farmer) and Susanne (wife, 70, Germany).
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Stanton Register (Stanton, Nebr.), January 10, 1929, p. 1, col. 2
AUGUST MOUSEL DIES IN WEST POINT HOME
Word reaches here from West Point of the death of August Mousel Wednesday January 2nd. He was a former Stanton county resident and recently went to West Point where he was living in the Catholic Old Peoples Home. Interment was made in the Catholic cemetery at West Point Friday.
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West Point Republican, January 17, 1929, p. 2, col. 6
HOME INMATE DIES
August Mousel, 83, a charge of the county for many years, died at St. Joseph's Home for the Aged on January 2nd. He was buried in the Home cemetery beside his wife who passed away in 1926.
Mr. Mousel was a native of Luxemburg. He had been at the Home four years.
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