Notes

Note for: Oscar Spriggs, 12 JUL 1898 - 18 OCT 1938 Index

Burial:
     Date:   AFT. 18 OCT 1938
     Place:   Edgemond Cemetary, Columbus, Kansas

Notes

Note for: Katherine Yeager, 17 AUG 1900 - 28 JAN 1988 Index

Burial:
     Date:   AFT. 28 JAN 1988
     Place:   Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Boulder, Colorado

Notes

Note for: Hulda Christina Leehulda Wacker, 10 AUG 1903 - 21 JAN 1979 Index

Burial:
     Date:   21 JAN 1979
     Place:   Ft Morgan, Morgan, Colorado

Notes

Note for: Frank Joseph Dilling, 11 MAY 1905 - 7 AUG 1962 Index

Burial:
Place: Mountain View Cemetery, Longmont, Boulder, Colorado

Notes

Note for: Henry Yeager, 9 MAY 1903 - 31 DEC 1978 Index

Burial:
Place: Greenlawn Cemetary, Berthoud, Larimer, Colorado

Notes

Note for: Anna Margaret Merk, 16 APR 1880 - 9 DEC 1959 Index

Baptism:
     Date:   18 APR 1880
     Place:   2

Note:    [Yeager Family Tree.FTW]

[Fox Family Tree.FTW]

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Vessel SS Borma (Borna), This is a conflicting record, note that
I also
have conflicting marriages and births. This is a note I gathered
in 1977, unknown source at this time.

Notes

Note for: Marvin Gene Langmacher, 9 JAN 1943 - 9 JUL 1945 Index

Burial:
     Date:   12 JUL 1948
     Place:   Linn Grove, Greeley, Weld, Colorado

Note:    [Yeager Family Tree.FTW]

[Fox Family Tree.FTW]

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accidental strangulation, crushed juggular when playing with a
noose on top chicken waterer, apparently slipped.

Notes

Note for: Maria Christine Merk, 15 JUL 1877 - 3 APR 1960 Index

Burial:
     Date:   6 APR 1960
     Place:   Loveland, Larimer, Colorado

Notes

Note for: Jacob Hergenreder, - 30 MAY 1950 Index

Burial:
     Date:   5 JUN 1950
     Place:   Loveland, Larimer, Colorado

Note:    [Yeager Family Tree.FTW]

[Fox Family Tree.FTW]

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Jacob Hergenreder was drafted into the Czarist Army, served his
year, and immediately emmigrated with his new wife, Mary
Christina. He was probably was the only relative fluent in
Russian. He was known for not liking Russians.

Known as 'Grandfather' to Dorothy Mae, was remembered as 'kind'
providing food to the Schuman family, including nieces and
nephews, after Andreas Merk Died. The Merks lived at Hergenreder
house, when Henry Frank Schuman (Jr.) died accidently. The
Schuman's were unwilling to take the family in. Mary Katherine
Schuman remembered that they were expected to work very hard for
her keep, at the Hergenreder Dairy Farm, in Loveland CO. He was
reputed to believe that girls needed only one dress.