Württemberg, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1985
Name:Georg Friederich Wurst
Event Type:Taufe
Birth Date:14 Juli 1823
Baptism Date:16 Juli 1823
Baptism Place:Pleidelsheim, Württemberg, Deutschland
Legitimacy:Unehelich (illegitmate)
Custodian:Evangelische Kirche Pleidelsheim (OA. Marbach)
Household Members:
Georg Fröschle
Marie Elisabeth Wurst
Georg Friederich Wurst
He served in the German Army during the Revolution of 1848.
He immigrated April 6, 1858 on the ship Zurich out of LaHavre, France to New York.
District: Marbach
Name: Wurst, Georg Friedrich
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1823
Birth Place: Pleidelsheim
Application Date: Jul 1855
Destination: Quebec
He married Maria Theresia Titz Renner in 1860. She had arrived in American May 9 and by June 19 they were living together. So they must have been married in that time.
He owned 120 acres just east of Kilmanagh, MI. In 1891 he sold the acreage and then moved to a 40 acre farm just aa little further east where he resided until his death.
U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865
Name:Frederick West
Residence:Fair Haven, Michigan
Age at enlistment:42
Enlistment Date:2 Nov 1864
Rank at enlistment:Private
Enlistment Place:Fair Haven, Michigan
State Served:Michigan
Survived the War?:Yes
Birth Date:1822
15th Michigan Infantry Company F. Drafted Nov. 1864 spent weeks in hospital in Nashville, TN. Reported for duty Dec. 12, 1864. Just in time for Sherman's famous March to the Sea. It was on this march that was reported on his pension affidavit of some combat injuries. It was while on the March to the Sea that Frederick strained himself climbing over some log breastworks, resulting in a double hernia. Mustered out Aug 13, 1865 in Little Rock, Arkansas. When he was drafted in the Civil War Frederick & Theresia took to the bush to hide in Hume Township. Two weeks later, he was found. Theresia had already lost one husband and didn't want to lose another. She also had 3 children 3 years of age and younger.
After the Civil War, on Sept. 4, 1965, he was admitted to Harder General Hospital in Detroit, MI where he remained for several weeks before he was to see his family again. He received a veterans pension from the government because of injuries he received in the Civil War. On the rolls, he was originally filed under Frederick West.
Regiment Name: 15th Regiment, Michigan Infantry
Side: Union:
Company: F
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: Frederick/West
Film Number: M545 roll 48
Notes: Original filed under Frederick/West
15th Regiment Infantry
Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 60 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 268 Enlisted men by disease. Total 335.
Age listed as 41. He was 5'7" tall, light complexion, brown hair & blue eyes.
He died Dec. 28, 1905. His wife Theresia died Oct 7, 1905. His stepdaughter Maria Renner Brenner died Feb 16, 1905 and his stepdaughter Mathilda Renner Fuerst died Nov. 8, 1905. All 4 died in the same year.
Cause of death: Dropsy.
Name:Georg Friederich Wurst
Event Type:Taufe
Birth Date:14 Juli 1823
Baptism Date:16 Juli 1823
Baptism Place:Pleidelsheim, Württemberg, Deutschland
Legitimacy:Unehelich (illegitmate)
Custodian:Evangelische Kirche Pleidelsheim (OA. Marbach)
Household Members:
Georg Fröschle
Marie Elisabeth Wurst
Georg Friederich Wurst
He served in the German Army during the Revolution of 1848.
He immigrated April 6, 1858 on the ship Zurich out of LaHavre, France to New York.
District: Marbach
Name: Wurst, Georg Friedrich
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1823
Birth Place: Pleidelsheim
Application Date: Jul 1855
Destination: Quebec
He married Maria Theresia Titz Renner in 1860. She had arrived in American May 9 and by June 19 they were living together. So they must have been married in that time.
He owned 120 acres just east of Kilmanagh, MI. In 1891 he sold the acreage and then moved to a 40 acre farm just aa little further east where he resided until his death.
U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865
Name:Frederick West
Residence:Fair Haven, Michigan
Age at enlistment:42
Enlistment Date:2 Nov 1864
Rank at enlistment:Private
Enlistment Place:Fair Haven, Michigan
State Served:Michigan
Survived the War?:Yes
Birth Date:1822
15th Michigan Infantry Company F. Drafted Nov. 1864 spent weeks in hospital in Nashville, TN. Reported for duty Dec. 12, 1864. Just in time for Sherman's famous March to the Sea. It was on this march that was reported on his pension affidavit of some combat injuries. It was while on the March to the Sea that Frederick strained himself climbing over some log breastworks, resulting in a double hernia. Mustered out Aug 13, 1865 in Little Rock, Arkansas. When he was drafted in the Civil War Frederick & Theresia took to the bush to hide in Hume Township. Two weeks later, he was found. Theresia had already lost one husband and didn't want to lose another. She also had 3 children 3 years of age and younger.
After the Civil War, on Sept. 4, 1965, he was admitted to Harder General Hospital in Detroit, MI where he remained for several weeks before he was to see his family again. He received a veterans pension from the government because of injuries he received in the Civil War. On the rolls, he was originally filed under Frederick West.
Regiment Name: 15th Regiment, Michigan Infantry
Side: Union:
Company: F
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: Frederick/West
Film Number: M545 roll 48
Notes: Original filed under Frederick/West
15th Regiment Infantry
Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 60 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 268 Enlisted men by disease. Total 335.
Age listed as 41. He was 5'7" tall, light complexion, brown hair & blue eyes.
He died Dec. 28, 1905. His wife Theresia died Oct 7, 1905. His stepdaughter Maria Renner Brenner died Feb 16, 1905 and his stepdaughter Mathilda Renner Fuerst died Nov. 8, 1905. All 4 died in the same year.
Cause of death: Dropsy.
Württemberg, Germany, Lutheran Baptisms, Marriages, and Burials, 1500-1985
Name:Georg Friederich Wurst
Event Type:Taufe
Birth Date:14 Juli 1823
Baptism Date:16 Juli 1823
Baptism Place:Pleidelsheim, Württemberg, Deutschland
Legitimacy:Unehelich (illegitmate)
Custodian:Evangelische Kirche Pleidelsheim (OA. Marbach)
Household Members:
Georg Fröschle
Marie Elisabeth Wurst
Georg Friederich Wurst
He served in the German Army during the Revolution of 1848.
He immigrated April 6, 1858 on the ship Zurich out of LaHavre, France to New York.
District: Marbach
Name: Wurst, Georg Friedrich
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1823
Birth Place: Pleidelsheim
Application Date: Jul 1855
Destination: Quebec
He married Maria Theresia Titz Renner in 1860. She had arrived in American May 9 and by June 19 they were living together. So they must have been married in that time.
He owned 120 acres just east of Kilmanagh, MI. In 1891 he sold the acreage and then moved to a 40 acre farm just aa little further east where he resided until his death.
U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865
Name:Frederick West
Residence:Fair Haven, Michigan
Age at enlistment:42
Enlistment Date:2 Nov 1864
Rank at enlistment:Private
Enlistment Place:Fair Haven, Michigan
State Served:Michigan
Survived the War?:Yes
Birth Date:1822
15th Michigan Infantry Company F. Drafted Nov. 1864 spent weeks in hospital in Nashville, TN. Reported for duty Dec. 12, 1864. Just in time for Sherman's famous March to the Sea. It was on this march that was reported on his pension affidavit of some combat injuries. It was while on the March to the Sea that Frederick strained himself climbing over some log breastworks, resulting in a double hernia. Mustered out Aug 13, 1865 in Little Rock, Arkansas. When he was drafted in the Civil War Frederick & Theresia took to the bush to hide in Hume Township. Two weeks later, he was found. Theresia had already lost one husband and didn't want to lose another. She also had 3 children 3 years of age and younger.
After the Civil War, on Sept. 4, 1965, he was admitted to Harder General Hospital in Detroit, MI where he remained for several weeks before he was to see his family again. He received a veterans pension from the government because of injuries he received in the Civil War. On the rolls, he was originally filed under Frederick West.
Regiment Name: 15th Regiment, Michigan Infantry
Side: Union:
Company: F
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: Frederick/West
Film Number: M545 roll 48
Notes: Original filed under Frederick/West
15th Regiment Infantry
Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 60 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 268 Enlisted men by disease. Total 335.
Age listed as 41. He was 5'7" tall, light complexion, brown hair & blue eyes.
He died Dec. 28, 1905. His wife Theresia died Oct 7, 1905. His stepdaughter Maria Renner Brenner died Feb 16, 1905 and his stepdaughter Mathilda Renner Fuerst died Nov. 8, 1905. All 4 died in the same year.
Cause of death: Dropsy.
Name:Georg Friederich Wurst
Event Type:Taufe
Birth Date:14 Juli 1823
Baptism Date:16 Juli 1823
Baptism Place:Pleidelsheim, Württemberg, Deutschland
Legitimacy:Unehelich (illegitmate)
Custodian:Evangelische Kirche Pleidelsheim (OA. Marbach)
Household Members:
Georg Fröschle
Marie Elisabeth Wurst
Georg Friederich Wurst
He served in the German Army during the Revolution of 1848.
He immigrated April 6, 1858 on the ship Zurich out of LaHavre, France to New York.
District: Marbach
Name: Wurst, Georg Friedrich
Birth Date: 14 Jul 1823
Birth Place: Pleidelsheim
Application Date: Jul 1855
Destination: Quebec
He married Maria Theresia Titz Renner in 1860. She had arrived in American May 9 and by June 19 they were living together. So they must have been married in that time.
He owned 120 acres just east of Kilmanagh, MI. In 1891 he sold the acreage and then moved to a 40 acre farm just aa little further east where he resided until his death.
U.S., Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles, 1861-1865
Name:Frederick West
Residence:Fair Haven, Michigan
Age at enlistment:42
Enlistment Date:2 Nov 1864
Rank at enlistment:Private
Enlistment Place:Fair Haven, Michigan
State Served:Michigan
Survived the War?:Yes
Birth Date:1822
15th Michigan Infantry Company F. Drafted Nov. 1864 spent weeks in hospital in Nashville, TN. Reported for duty Dec. 12, 1864. Just in time for Sherman's famous March to the Sea. It was on this march that was reported on his pension affidavit of some combat injuries. It was while on the March to the Sea that Frederick strained himself climbing over some log breastworks, resulting in a double hernia. Mustered out Aug 13, 1865 in Little Rock, Arkansas. When he was drafted in the Civil War Frederick & Theresia took to the bush to hide in Hume Township. Two weeks later, he was found. Theresia had already lost one husband and didn't want to lose another. She also had 3 children 3 years of age and younger.
After the Civil War, on Sept. 4, 1965, he was admitted to Harder General Hospital in Detroit, MI where he remained for several weeks before he was to see his family again. He received a veterans pension from the government because of injuries he received in the Civil War. On the rolls, he was originally filed under Frederick West.
Regiment Name: 15th Regiment, Michigan Infantry
Side: Union:
Company: F
Soldier's Rank In: Private
Soldier's Rank Out: Private
Alternate name: Frederick/West
Film Number: M545 roll 48
Notes: Original filed under Frederick/West
15th Regiment Infantry
Regiment lost during service 3 Officers and 60 Enlisted men killed and mortally wounded and 4 Officers and 268 Enlisted men by disease. Total 335.
Age listed as 41. He was 5'7" tall, light complexion, brown hair & blue eyes.
He died Dec. 28, 1905. His wife Theresia died Oct 7, 1905. His stepdaughter Maria Renner Brenner died Feb 16, 1905 and his stepdaughter Mathilda Renner Fuerst died Nov. 8, 1905. All 4 died in the same year.
Cause of death: Dropsy.
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