Immigrated to the United States 5 June 1897 through Ellis Island aboard the ship called "Columbia" He became a naturalized citizen 27 April 1921 in St. Louis, Missouri. Proud of being a United States citizen his children reported he only allowed English to be spoken in their home. Though he didn't become a man of means he was glad he came to the United States; to have a family and rear them here. Though he never used his given name here, his given name was Wilhelm.
Children
Alma Anna Kested 7/28/1908 - 12/2/1988 - Cremated
William Joseph 12/12/1909 - 5/23/1979 - Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens, St. Louis
Mathilda Louise Herndon 8/2/1911 - 1/3/2001 - Mt. Lebannon Cemetery, St. Ann, Missouri
Rose Mary Larkin 6/11/1913 - 1/4/2005 - Memorial Park Cemetery, Jennings, Missouri
Edward B. - Resurrection Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
Agnes Russell - Resurrection Cemetery
Sister
Augusta D. Stukenbrock Gesellschap - 2/9/1868 - 1/16/1941 -New St. Marcus Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
His parents were Henry August & Anna Katharina Von Der Heyde Stukenbrock who lived and died in Germany.
Children
Alma Anna Kested 7/28/1908 - 12/2/1988 - Cremated
William Joseph 12/12/1909 - 5/23/1979 - Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens, St. Louis
Mathilda Louise Herndon 8/2/1911 - 1/3/2001 - Mt. Lebannon Cemetery, St. Ann, Missouri
Rose Mary Larkin 6/11/1913 - 1/4/2005 - Memorial Park Cemetery, Jennings, Missouri
Edward B. - Resurrection Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
Agnes Russell - Resurrection Cemetery
Sister
Augusta D. Stukenbrock Gesellschap - 2/9/1868 - 1/16/1941 -New St. Marcus Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
His parents were Henry August & Anna Katharina Von Der Heyde Stukenbrock who lived and died in Germany.
Immigrated to the United States 5 June 1897 through Ellis Island aboard the ship called "Columbia" He became a naturalized citizen 27 April 1921 in St. Louis, Missouri. Proud of being a United States citizen his children reported he only allowed English to be spoken in their home. Though he didn't become a man of means he was glad he came to the United States; to have a family and rear them here. Though he never used his given name here, his given name was Wilhelm.
Children
Alma Anna Kested 7/28/1908 - 12/2/1988 - Cremated
William Joseph 12/12/1909 - 5/23/1979 - Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens, St. Louis
Mathilda Louise Herndon 8/2/1911 - 1/3/2001 - Mt. Lebannon Cemetery, St. Ann, Missouri
Rose Mary Larkin 6/11/1913 - 1/4/2005 - Memorial Park Cemetery, Jennings, Missouri
Edward B. - Resurrection Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
Agnes Russell - Resurrection Cemetery
Sister
Augusta D. Stukenbrock Gesellschap - 2/9/1868 - 1/16/1941 -New St. Marcus Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
His parents were Henry August & Anna Katharina Von Der Heyde Stukenbrock who lived and died in Germany.
Children
Alma Anna Kested 7/28/1908 - 12/2/1988 - Cremated
William Joseph 12/12/1909 - 5/23/1979 - Laurel Hill Memorial Gardens, St. Louis
Mathilda Louise Herndon 8/2/1911 - 1/3/2001 - Mt. Lebannon Cemetery, St. Ann, Missouri
Rose Mary Larkin 6/11/1913 - 1/4/2005 - Memorial Park Cemetery, Jennings, Missouri
Edward B. - Resurrection Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
Agnes Russell - Resurrection Cemetery
Sister
Augusta D. Stukenbrock Gesellschap - 2/9/1868 - 1/16/1941 -New St. Marcus Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
His parents were Henry August & Anna Katharina Von Der Heyde Stukenbrock who lived and died in Germany.
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