Lucas Fredrich Herbolsheimer 1838-1909 Schmalnbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany Immigrated Illinois 1869

Lucas Fredrich Herbolsheimer 1838-1909

born May 29, 1838 Schmalnbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany

came to the United States in 1869 settling in Illinois

died 03FEB1909 Omaha, NE

ref- Pierce County Nebraska Herboldsheimers

Lucas and Rosina Herboldsheimer Family
Circa 1893
Front Row: Rose, Rosina, John, Lucas, Henry
Middle Row: Ludwig, Bill, Fred
Back Row: Katherine, Elizabeth, George, Barbara, Christ, Mary
Source- Vickie DeJong

Lucas Fredrich Herboldsheimer was born in Schmalnbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany on May 29, 1838 to Johann Sebastian Herboldsheimer and Eva Barbara Schulein. He had 16 brothers and sisters. He came to the United States in 1869 settling in Illinois. Lucas had two brothers that also came to America, George Leonard Herboldsheimer who settled in New York City in about the year 1850 and Johann Leonard Sebastian Herboldsheimer who settled in Illinois.

c2002 - Source- Vickie DeJong, 216 South Brown, Pierce, NE 68767

http://www.ptcnet.net/dejong/

born in Bayern, Germany/ never immigrated to US

Johann Sebastian Herboldsheimer, father

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born in Bayern, Germany // and later immigrated to US-

Lucas Fredrich Herboldsheimer- Illinois

George Leonard Herboldsheimer - New York City, NY

Johann Leonard Sebastian Herboldsheimer- Illinois

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Thank you Vickie DeJong for your documentation!

Vickie DeJong, 216 South Brown, Pierce, NE 68767 wrote-
http://www.ptcnet.net/dejong/Herbolsheimer.htm

My, Vickie DeJong, direct ancestors are highlighted in bold. 

HERBOLDSHEIMER, GEORG
married:
RUPPNER, URSULA
1. HERBOLDSHEIMER, JOHANN MELCHOIR b: 10 Sep 1763 at Eschenbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany
married: 28 Apr 1795
ROSSKOPF, ELISABETH BARBARA b: 16 Aug 1777 in Linden, Mittelfranken, Bayern Germany
daughter of Johann Leonhard Rosskof
1. HERBOLDSHEIMER, JOHANN SEBASTIAN b: 5 Nov 1797 in Oberfeldbrecht,
Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany d: 5 Nov 1874 in Germany;
First Marriage: 12 May 1822 in Lehrberg, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany
Lutz Anna Dorothea Schunnagle b: 13 Mar 1794 Lehrberg, Mittelfranken, Bayern,
Germany d: ? Germany
1. Herboldsheimer Johann George b: 1821 Germany d: 1872
2. Herboldsheimer Johann Kasper b: 13 Feb 1824 Lehrberg, Germany d: 1870
3. Herboldsheimer Maria Sara b: 25 Apr 1825 Lehrberg, Germany d: Unknown
4. Herboldsheimer Johann Leonhard b: 25 Apr 1826 Lehrberg, Germany d: 1826
5. Herboldsheimer Anna Barbara b: 21 Apr 1827 Lehrberg, Germany d: 1827
6. Herboldsheimer Georg Leonhard b: 23 Jul 1828 Lehrberg, Germany d: 1911 ? New York?
7. Herbolsheimer Johann Leonard Sebastian b: 22 Dec 1829 Bavaria Germany d: 1917 Illinois
8. Herboldsheimer Margarete Sara b: 17 Nov 1831 Lehrberg, Germany d: 1832

Second Marriage 25 Aug 1833 Schmalnbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany
Schulein Eva Barbara b: 21 Apr 1809 in Schmalnbach, Mittelfranken, Bayern, Germany d: ? Germany
1. Herboldsheimer Anna Barbara Sara b: 8 Jun 1834 Schmalnbach, Germany d: Unknown
2. Herboldsheimer Eva Margaret b: 8 Jul 1835 Schmalnbach, Germany d: 1835
3. Herboldsheimer Anna Elisabeth b: 24 Dec 1836 Schmalnbach, Germany d: 1917
4. HERBOLSHEIMER LUCAS FREDRICH b: 29 May 1838 Schmalnbach, Germany d: 3 Feb 1909
Omaha, NE m May 1870 Bureau County, Illinois:
STANZEL Rosina b: 7 May 1847 Germany d: 11 Oct 1903 Pierce County, NE
1. Herbolsheimer Barbara b: 4 May 1871 IL d: 22 May 1952 Randolph, NE
m 16 Jun 1891: Bauer Ludwig b: 18 Nov 1863 Wittenburg, Germany d: 26 Oct 1947 Randolph, NE
1. Bauer Ludwig Carl Jr. b: 19 Mar 1892 IA d: 1970 NE
2. Bauer Mary b: 15 Jan 1894 d: 27 Feb 1995 NE
3. Bauer Amelia Catharina b: 28 Jul 1897 d: 9 Nov 1977 NE
4. Bauer Rosa Johanna b: 15 Mar 1899 d: 11 Nov 1989 CA
5. Bauer Edwin b: 19 Dec 1900 d: May 1961 NE
6. Bauer Frieda Margert b: 2 Mar 1903 d: 1997 NE
7. Bauer Bertha Rosina b: 6 Feb 1905 d: CA
8. Bauer Herman Karl b: 31 Mar 1907 d: 19 Sep 1949 NE
9. Bauer Walter William b: 25 Apr 1909 d: 5 Jan 1956 NE
10. Bauer George John b: 7 Jun 1912 d: 18 Dec 1958 NE
2. Herbolsheimer Maria Anna b: 28 Dec 1873 Peoria, IL d: 20 Apr 1961 Minatare, NE
m 19 Jun 1894: Hilgert Wilhelm John b: 17 Apr 1866 IL d: 20 May 1949 NE
1. Hilgert Roy Freidrich William b: 21 May 1895 d: 21 Aug 1895 NE
2. Hilgert George b: 7 May 1896 d: 1980 NE
3. Hilgert Edna Barbara Mathilda b: 20 Sep 1897 d: 15 Jan 1947 NE
4. Hilgert Louis George b: 28 Feb 1899 d: 13 Nov 1965 NE
5. Hilgert Rose Elizabeth b: 26 May 1901 d: 23 Nov 1986 CO
6. Hilgert Friedrich Herman b: 14 Nov 1903 d: 14 Apr 1904 NE
3. Herbolsheimer Elizabeth b: 19 May 1875 Carroll County, IA d: 28 Mar 1955 Pierce, NE
m 11 May 1897: Buckendahl Herman W b: 20 May 1876 Pierce County, NE d: Jul 1961 Norfolk, NE
1. Buckendahl Louis Richard Heinrich b: 18 Apr 1898 Pierce County, NE d: 17 Dec 1987 NE
2. Buckendahl George Carl Robert b: 13 Jun 1899 Pierce County, NE d: 15 Sep 1972 NE
3. Buckendahl Luella Dorothea Alvina b: 31 Dec 1900 Pierce County, NE d: 4 Sep 1967 NE
4. Buckendahl Anton Fredrick Wilhelm b: 7 May 1902 Pierce County, NE d: 10 Jun 1984 NE
5. Buckendahl Chris Herman Wilhelm b: 7 Jul 1903 Pierce County, NE d: 28 Oct 1972 NE
6. Buckendahl Eva Katherine Bertha b: 2 May 1905 Pierce County, NE d: 23 Nov 1926 NE
7. Buckendahl Richard Edward Wilhelm b: 24 May 1908 Pierce County, NE d: 3 Dec 1984 NE
8. Buckendahl Helena Emma Rosie b: 29 May 1909 Pierce County, NE d: 24 Aug 1910 NE
9. Buckendahl William George Heinrich b: 18 Dec 1910 Pierce County, NE d: 6 Mar 1935 NE
10. Buckendahl Grace Maria Alvina b: 14 Sep 1912 Pierce County, NE d: 8 Sep 1973 NE
11. Buckendahl Herman Jr b: 7 Feb 1914 Pierce County, NE d: 10 Nov 1981 NE
12. Buckendahl Edna Laura b: 2 Nov 1915 Pierce County, NE d: 31 May 1974 NE
4: Herbolsheimer Katherina b: 12 Dec 1876 Carroll County, Iowa d: 3 Nov 1934 Pierce County, NE
m 25 Sep 1897: Korth Robert Paulas Wilhelm b: 21 Jun 1872 d: 1953 NE
1. Korth Ludwig August Wilhelm b: 17 Feb 1898 Pierce County, NE d: 12 Apr 1898 NE
2. Korth Herman August George b: 11 Aug 1899 Pierce County, NE d: 21 Jun 1964
3. Korth Fredrick Karl b: 3 May 1901 Pierce County, NE d: 12 Sep 1901 NE
4. Korth Helen Elizabeth Amanda b: 11 Aug 1902 Pierce County, NE d: 17 Dec 1984 NE
5. Korth Wilhelm Ernest b: 17 Mar 1904 Pierce County, NE d: 1983 NE
6. Korth Rosine Agnes b: Feb1906 Pierce County, NE d: 7 Apr 1907 NE
7. Korth Zelda Wilhelmina b: 22 Jan 1910 Pierce County, NE d: 23 Dec 1990
5. Herbolsheimer George b: 26 May 1878 Carroll County, Iowa d: 24 Dec 1938 Pierce County, NE
m: 28 Sep 1904: Carstens Bertha Catherine Wilhelmine Dorothea b: 18 Apr 1886 d: 13 Feb 1960 NE
1. Herbolsheimer George Friedrich Heinrich b: 24 Jun 1905 Pierce County, NE d: 26 Oct 1971 NE
2. Herbolsheimer Carl Lucas Wilhelm b: 15 Oct 1906 Pierce County, NE d: 10 Sep 1988 NE
3. Herbolsheimer Clara Emma Rosine b: 1 Jan 1908 Pierce County, NE d: Oct 1977
4. Herbolsheimer Theodore Herman Heinrich b: 24 Mar 1909 Pierce County, NE d: 5 Nov 1995 NE
5. Herbolsheimer Edgar Gustav Johann b: 6 Nov 1910 Pierce County, NE
6. Herbolsheimer Emma Barbara Caroline b: 11 Oct 1913 Pierce County, NE d: 30 Mar 1984 NE
7. Herbolsheimer Lloyd Wilhelm Fredrick b: 20 Feb 1920 Pierce County, NE
6. Herbolsheimer Christian b: 10 May 1880 Carroll County, Iowa d: 25 Oct 1957 NE
m 27 Feb 1907: Buckendahl Emma Maria Alvina b: 2 Mar 1888 NE d: 23 May 1968 NE
1. Herbolsheimer Raymond Herman b: 6 Jan 1908 Pierce County, NE d: 8 Oct 1986
2. Herbolsheimer Elta Elise Rosa b: 21 Oct 1909 Pierce County, NE
3. Herbolsheimer Alfred Johann Heinrch b: 18 Aug 1911 Pierce County, NE d: 25 Aug 1911 NE
4. Herbolsheimer Arnold Emil George b: 12 Nov 1912 Pierce County, NE d: 22 Oct 1991
5. Herbolsheimer Hilda Maria b: 5 Oct 1916 Pierce County, NE
6. Herbolsheimer Harold Wilhelm Ludwig b: 4 Mar 1919 Pierce County, NE
7. Herbolsheimer Arthur Friedrich Franz b: 22 Mar 1920 Pierce County, NE
8. Herbolsheimer Ethel Esther Louise b: 29 May 1922 Pierce County, NE
9. Herbolsheimer Ada Bertha b: 22 Jan 1924 Pierce County, NE
10. Herbolsheimer Barbara Edna Helen b: 31 Aug 1927 Pierce County, NE d: 1 Mar 1998 WI
11. Herbolsheimer Marion Esther Maria b: 10 May 1929 Pierce County, NE
7. Herbolsheimer Frederick b: 6 Oct 1881 Carroll County, Iowa d: 28 Nov 1940 NE
m 27 Jun 1907: Krueger Maria Dorothea b: 28 Apr 1890 d: 28 Jan 1982 NE
1. Herbolsheimer Friedrick Heinrich Ludwig b: 30 May 1908 d: 24 Nov 1988 NE
2. Herbolsheimer Heinrch Wilhelm Elmer b: 6 Jan 1910 d: 26 May 1985 NE
3. Herbolsheimer Martha Marie Caroline b: 12 Jun 1911 d: 1998 NE
4. Herbolsheimer Elmer Herman Johann b: 1 Jan 1915
5. Herbolsheimer Roy Louis b: 8 Dec 1916
6. Herbolsheimer Viola Esther LaVern b: 23 Jun 1919
7. Herbolsheimer LaVern Barbara Bertha b: 22 Mar 1925
8. HERBOLSHEIMER LUDWIG HEINRICH b: 13 Apr 1883 Carroll County, Iowa d: 30 Sep 1941 NE
m 18 Oct 1906: BREYER Emma Magdalena Dorothea (Lena) b: 9 Oct 1890 Pierce County, NE d: 22
May 1965 Tilden, NE
1. Herbolsheimer Lorenz George John b: 13 Sep 1909 Pierce County, NE d: 10 Feb 1997 Norfolk, NE
2. Herbolsheimer Rose Maria Elizabeth b: 8 May 1911 Pierce County, NE
3. Herbolsheimer Edna Bertha Emma b: 27 Mar 1914 Pierce County, NE d: 13 Mar 1989 Omaha, NE
4. Herbolsheimer Gerhardt Heinrich Wilhelm b: 16 Sep 1916 Pierce County, NE
5. Herbolsheimer Eldon Christian Paul b: 12 Jan 1919 Pierce County, NE
6. Herbolsheimer Harlan Richard b: 1 Jan 1921 Pierce County, NE d: 12 Jan 1999 Norfolk, NE
7. Herbolsheimer Earl August Herman b: 4 Jul 1923 Pierce County, NE d: 4 May 1995 Omaha, NE
8. Herbolsheimer Lyleth Loraine b: 13 Jul 1927 Pierce County, NE
9. Herbolsheimer Lyle Loran b: 13 Jul 1927 Pierce County, NE
10. Herbolsheimer Louis Richard b: 29 Sep 1932 Pierce County, NE
9. Herbolsheimer John Albert b: 22 Apr 1884 Carroll County, IA d: 13 Aug 1946 NE
m 15 Oct 1916: Lenz Esther Elsa Alwine b: 26 Oct 1897 d: 13 Dec 1989 Chamberlain, SD
1. Herbolsheimer Angeline Ellen b: 31 Mar 1926
2. Herbolsheimer LeAnold Eugene b: 2 Mar 1932
3. Herbolsheimer LeVale Darwin b: 2 Mar 1932 d: 21 Aug 1962 Manistique, MI
10. Herbolsheimer William Fredrick b: 12 Apr 1887 Carroll County, IA d: 11 Mar 1940 NE
m 16 Feb 1915: Planer Esther Helane b: 29 May 1896 d: 3 Jan 1969 NE
1. Herbolsheimer Marlin E b: 5 Dec 1915 d: 18 Aug 1985 NE
2. Herbolsheimer Delores M b: 3 Jan 1917 d: 19 Apr 1994 Norfolk, NE
3. Herbolsheimer Leora b: 6 Jun 1918
4. Herbolsheimer Letha b: 21 Aug 1921
11. Herbolsheimer Rosina Marie b: 30 Mar 1890 Carroll County, Iowa d. 16 Jan 1962 Canada
m 27 Feb 1908: Miller Herman Christian b: 2 Apr 1887 d: 30 Mar 1975 Canada
1. Miller Roy Christ Heinrich b: 6 Nov 1908 Pierce County, NE
2. Miller Selma Martha b: 15 Dec 1911 Canada
3. Miller Ida Augusta b: 5 Aug 1913 Canada
4. Miller Edna Ida b: 22 Feb 1915 Canada
5. Miller Rosella Elvina b: 22 Apr 1917 Canada
6. Miller Emma Amilia b: 18 May 1919 Canada
7. Miller Herman Eric Otto b: 9 Dec 1921 Canada d: 15 Sep 1944 Bray-Dunes Plage, Belgium
8. Miller Arthur Daniel b: 23 Jul 1922 Canada d: 1987 Mar Canada
9. Miller Mildred Elsie Barbara b: 25 Apr 1925 Canada
10. Miller Glen John Richard b: 8 Mar 1926 Canada
11. Miller Irene Isabell b: 27 Aug 1928 Canada
12. Miller Edward George b: 14 Jan 1930 Canada
13. Miller Florence Faye b: 23 Dec 1934 Canada
12. Herbolsheimer Henrich Fredrich b: 1 Apr 1892 Pierce County, NE d: 7 Mar 1975 Pierce, NE
m 5 Mar 1918: Koehler Meta Dorothea Maria b: 7 Jul 1899 Pierce County, NE d: 20 May 1967
Norfolk, NE
1. Herbolsheimer Elaine Maria Bertha b: 30 Aug 1918
2. Herbolsheimer Myron John Martin b: 18 Oct 1920 d: 8 May 1981
3. Herbolsheimer Darrel George Edward b: 4 Apr 1924 d: 27 Sep 1989
4. Herbolsheimer Lowell Heinrich Ludwig b: 14 Nov 1927 d: 28 May 1962
5. Herbolsheimer Dale LeRoy Ervin b: 23 Apr 1930
6. Herbolsheimer Delilah Lena Emma b: 20 Sep 1934
7. Herbolsheimer Donrel Loren Louis b: 22 Jun 1939
5. Twins b: d: soon after birth
6. Herboldsheimer Anna Margarete b: 16 Oct 1840 Schmalnbach, Germany d: 1909
7. Herboldsheimer Simon George b: 1845 d: 1911
8. Herbolsheimer Georg Michael b: 15 Mar 1846 Schmalnbach, Germany d: in childhood

dated 2003
Additional descendant available upon request.

Vickie DeJong, 216 South Brown, Pierce, NE 68767

Thank you to Vickie DeJong!  I will attempt contact you.- ddr 10JUL2015

J.T. Herboldsheimer Potter-Dix Announces Honor Roll January 24, 2013

Potter-Dix Announces Honor Roll 

January 24, 2013
www.westernnebraskaobserver.net

First Semester A Honor Roll A honor roll students have a 94 or above in each class. 12th Grade Luke Johnson Connor Wolff 11th Grade Katelyn Woten 8th Grade Emmalea Bush Brooke Glass 7th Grade J.T. Herboldsheimer Audrey Juelfs Dylan Nielsen Kaden...
http://www.westernnebraskaobserver.net/story/2013/01/24/neighborhood/potter-dix-announces-honor-roll/415.html

A. Herboldsheimer - Civil War- Company K (Topeka Battery), Shawnee County, Kansas

History of Shawnee County, Kansas, and Representative Citizens
Civil War
Second Kansas Regiment of militia-
"Company K (Topeka Battery) — Ross Burns*, captain; Tobias Billings and Charles H. Wyckoff,* lieutenants; Charles H. Gibson, ist sergeant; James Anderson*, John Armstrong*. John S. Branner*, Justus Brockway, Nicholas Brown*, Charles H. Budd*, Daniel Copson, J. F. Cummings, Dan- iel Dawson, John Devine, William Farren, R. Fitzgerald. J. E. Follansbee*, Guilford G. Gage*, C. K. Gilchrist, George Ginnold*, Daniel Handley*, Nathan Harvey, A. Herboldsheimer. J. H. Holman*. Ben Hughes*, A. "

In the list of men in the Topeka Battery only those designated by stars* were with Captain Burns in the same battle, the others remaining in Topeka to guard the city.

Note- A. Herboldsheimer without *. It appears that A. Herboldsheimer was one of those remaining in Topeka to guard the city.

"In October 1864, Topekans erected a stockade of cottonwood logs for protection against Price's raid. The flimsy roofless structure was derisively called "Fort Folly" by citizens who pointed out that it would be scant protection against artillery. The Second Regiment of the Kansas State Militia, however, engaged in a bloody skirmish with Price's forces at the Big Blue River near Kansas City, Missouri. The regiment, composed of men from Topeka and Shawnee County under the command of Col. George Veale, met a vastly superior enemy force on October 22. Although forced to retreat, the regiment inflicted severe losses and helped to check Price's advance. The Topeka battery, attached to the regiment as Company K, took up a position in a lane near the crossing of the river where they repulsed two spirited cavalry charges but succumbed to a third. Eight men were killed, four wounded, and ten, including Captain Ross Burns, were taken prisoner. Burns stood by his piece until he was clubbed into insensibility and dragged from the field."

https://archive.org/stream/historyofshawnee00king/historyofshawnee00king_djvu.txt

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A. HERBOLDSHEIMER aka

John Phillip August Herboldsheimer
Birth: Sep. 20, 1836
Bavaria (Bayern), Germany
Death: Feb. 1, 1885
Topeka
Shawnee County
Kansas, USA

John Phillip August Herboldsheimer came to Kansas from Michigan. He was the proprietor of the Topeka Brewery at the corner of Crane and Madison streets. He and his family resided at the same location.
He served with Company K (Topeka Battery) of the 2nd Regiment of the Kansas State Militia, the "Home Guard," organized Oct. 12, 1864.
He was married to Ida Herboldsheimer. He married Mary J. Hladky on February 23, 1878 at Topeka. Mr. Herboldsheimer died at his residence on Feb. 1, 1885, of dropsy, according to a local newspaper.

John Phillip August Herboldsheimer and his parents, John Peter Herboldsheimer (1807 - 1863) and Barbara Herboldsheimer (1806 - 1896) were all born in Bavaria (Bayern), Germany

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=113064542

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How has Herboldsheimer been Spelled?

Here is what I have found so far for variants and misspellings of "HERBOLDSHEIMER"-
Herboldsheimer is some cases has been altered to or misspelled  in "US census records", SSDI, and other records.- 17 thus far.
1. Albertshimer
2. Heimer
3. Herbaldsheimer
4. Herboldesheime
5. Herbolds
6. Herboldshei
7. Herboldsheim
8. Herboldshimer
9. Herbolsheime
10. Herboltsheimer
11. Herbolzheimer
12. Herhaldsheimer
13. Herpoldsheimer
14. Herpolsheime
15. Herpolsheimer
16. Hevbalsheuser
17. Nerboldsheimer

If you happen across others please note in the comments along with a reference. Thanks you!

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HERBOLDSHEIMER J - Saginaw County Michigan - Kochville Township 1863 Aug. 3

HERBOLDSHEIMER J - Saginaw County Michigan - Kochville Township 1863 Aug. 3

Saginaw County Michigan - Kochville Township

LAND-BUYERS.
The following named persons made the first entries of the township lands:

...

"HERBOLDSHEIMER J. Section 10 purchase date 1863 Aug. 3

Saginaw County Michigan - Kochville Township"
...

http://www.mifamilyhistory.org/saginaw/countyhistory1881/kochville853.aspx

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Irene Herboldsheimer - Business 91595 Burgoberbach, Germany

Random www Listing Germany - Herboldsheimer

Irene Herboldsheimer

Falkenstr. 16
91595 Burgoberbach
Germany
Phone number +49 9805 7839

http://www.yelp.com.au/biz/irene-herboldsheimer-burgoberbach

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Deanna Herboldsheimer 1956 Peetz H.S. Homecoming Queen

Deanna Herboldsheimer 1956 Peetz H.S. Homecoming Queen

“JOHN SCHURE and Queen, DEANNA HERBOLDSHEIMER At the halftime of our Homecoming game with Fleming, Colorado Friday October 12, 1956 the Queen and Attendants were driven around the football field in a decorated convertible car driven by Richard Finley.   After several maneuvers the band formed 8 P f01' Peetz In which the P M er and Lynn Raddatz were crowned and kissed by the King Donme Roberts and his Co-Captains Chuck Fry and Gary Meter After the victorious game a dance was held tn the gymnasium of the schoolhouse where the King and Co-Captains were crowned, and the corsages and boutonnieres were presented.  Sponsored by DOLLERSHELL S S'I'UDlO Sterlmg, Colorado. Queen, Deanna Herboldsheimer, and her Attendants.
-text page 40.

http://www.e-yearbook.com/yearbooks/Peetz_High_School_Bulldog_Yearbook/1957/Page_40.html

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Richard Herboldsheimer -Palmdale High School Teachers 1963-1967

Richard Herboldsheimer -Palmdale, CA High School Teachers 1963-1967

Richard Herboldsheimer
Math

http://phs67.net/Teachers/index.htm

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Hannah Herboldsheimer comments - Sophomores killed during winter break memorialized at the rock on Farm Lane 2015

Sophomores killed during winter break memorialized at the rock on Farm Lane
The State News
By Meagan Beck | Published 02/09/15
http://statenews.com/article/2015/02/rock-memorial

"...Hannah Herboldsheimer, another hometown friend and student at Grand Rapids Community College, said even at their small high school, Brandi and Elowsky expressed school spirit and love for the people around them.

“We’re a family, all of us,” Herboldsheimer said. “Everybody loved them and they loved every single person in our graduating class. It’s just like losing family members.”..."

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Hubert Herboldsheimer Memorial Nursing Scholarship - NJC

Hubert Herboldsheimer Memorial Nursing Scholarship
NJC Nursing
One $200 scholarship per year will be awarded to a freshman LPN student. Must be Logan County Resident with an incoming high school GPA of 2.5 or higher
APPLICATION: Practical Nursing Scholarship Application

http://www.njc.edu/Scholarships/Freshman

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Ray F HERBOLDSHEIMER Obit. 6JUL1910-3DEC1993

Ray F HERBOLDSHEIMER
Birth date:- 6 JUL 1910
Birth place:- Guttenberg, Clayton, Iowa, United States
Death date:- 3 DEC 1993
Death place:- Mount Vernon, Linn, Iowa, United States

HERBOLDSHEIMER Family
Parents:
Father: John S HERBOLDSHEIMER
Mother: Alvina Walke

Spouse: Helen Mahowald

Siblings:
Ray F HERBOLDSHEIMER
Carla Wieben HERBOLDSHEIMER deceased

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https://www.onegreatfamily.com/fh/Ray-Herboldsheimer/597814442

Carla M. (Herboldsheimer) Wieben Obit. 21MAY1937-30SEP2014

Carla M. (Herboldsheimer) Wieben  Obit. 21MAY1937-30SEP2014
Lisbon, Linn County, Iowa


Carla M. Wieben, 77, of Lisbon, died Tuesday, Sept. 30, 2014, at St. Luke's Hospital, Cedar Rapids, from complications of surgery. Memorial services will be 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Mount Vernon. Iowa Cremation is in charge of arrangements.

Survivors include her two sons, Michael (Rhonda) of Colorado and Bradley (Stormy) of Arizona; a sister, Gloria Krob of Lisbon; and a brother, Paul (Pat) Herboldsheimer of Arizona.

She was preceded in death by her husband, William.

Carla was born May 21, 1937, in Guttenberg, Clayton County, Iowa the daughter of Ray F. Herboldsheimer and Helen Mahowold Herboldsheimer.

Carla was proud to be a Mercy nurse. She married William Wieben on Sept. 13, 1958, in Mount Vernon. Carla devoted her life to her church and family. She deeply loved her nieces, nephews and extended members of her family.

Carla enjoyed traveling, collecting, photography and especially time spent with friends and family.

Please leave a message or tribute to the Wieben family on the Web page, www.iowacremation.com under Obituaries.


Posted on Thursday, 2 October 2014

Read more at http://thegazette.com/obituaries/carla-wieben-20141002-0001044264-01#uvYbX6mWLQ6ARQ1v.99

Carla Herboldsheimer class photo-
http://www.mtmercy.edu/sites/default/files/uploads/giving/Honor%20Roll%20FY11%20-%20FINAL.pdf

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additional ref.. Ray F. Herboldsheimer  and parents, etc.

https://www.onegreatfamily.com/fh/Ray-Herboldsheimer/597814442

Inventor: John D. HERBOLDSHEIMER (Parker, CO) Patent

Inventor: John D. HERBOLDSHEIMER (Parker, CO) Patent

Female socket-based male plug locking device
Patent number: 5336103
Abstract: A male plug locking device includes an inner socket body, elongated electrical contact elements disposed on the inner socket body, an outer housing disposed over the inner socket body and electrical contact elements, and locking cam elements disposed between the outer housing and inner socket body. The inner socket body is configured for receiving and engaging contact prongs of a male plug and for providing electrical connections with ends of the conductor wires of an electrical cord. The outer housing is mounted on the inner socket body to undergo movement relative thereto between first and second axially displaced positions.
Type: Grant
Filed: August 26, 1993
Issued: August 9, 1994
Inventor: John D. Herboldsheimer

Inventor- Daniel Robert HERBOLDSHEIMER Photobioreactors System 7 Patents

Inventor- Daniel Robert HERBOLDSHEIMER 7 Patents  / 2011-03-11 2013-02-13, Fort Collins, CO US

MX 2012010490 A SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR POSITIONING FLEXIBLE FLOATING PHOTOBIOREACTORS.
Solix Biosystems Inc
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
A top reference photobioreactor system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible floating photobioreactor having a buoyancy tube filled with a gas that is less dense, and a ballast tube filled with a substance, such as saltwater, that is more...
Unknown Licensing status for this patent is unknown.
2012-09-11 2012-12-17

AU 2011226608 A1 Systems and methods for positioning flexible floating photobioreactors
Univ Colorado State Res Found, Solix Biosystems Inc
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
A top reference photobioreactor system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible floating photobioreactor having a buoyancy tube filled with a gas that is less dense, and a ballast tube filled with a substance, such as saltwater, that is more...
Associated with: Colorado State University 2011-03-11 2012-10-04

EP 2545157 A1 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR POSITIONING FLEXIBLE FLOATING PHOTOBIOREACTORS
Solix Biosystems, Inc., Colorado State University Research Foundation
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
Unknown Licensing status for this patent is unknown.
Colorado State University 2011-03-11 2013-01-16

CA 2792904 A1 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR POSITIONING FLEXIBLE FLOATING PHOTOBIOREACTORS
Solix Biosystems Inc, Univ Colorado State Res Found
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
A top reference photobioreactor system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible floating photobioreactor having a buoyancy tube filled with a gas that is less dense, and a ballast tube filled with a substance, such as saltwater, that is more...
Unknown Licensing status for this patent is unknown.
2011-03-11 2011-09-15

WO 2011113006 A1 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR POSITIONING FLEXIBLE FLOATING PHOTOBIOREACTORS
Solix Biofuels Inc, Univ Colorado State Res Found, Turner Christopher Wayne, Mccarty Bryan Rhea,Letvin Peter Allen, Willson Bryan Dennis, Herboldsheimer Daniel Robert
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
A top reference photobioreactor system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible floating photobioreactor having a buoyancy tube filled with a gas that is less dense, and a ballast tube filled with a substance, such as saltwater, that is more...
Unknown Licensing status for this patent is unknown.
 2011-03-11 2011-09-15

US 20110281340 SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR POSITIONING FLEXIBLE FLOATING PHOTOBIOREACTORS
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
A top reference photobioreactor system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible floating photobioreactor having a buoyancy tube filled with a gas that is less dense, and a ballast tube filled with a substance, such as saltwater, that is more...
Not Licensable
This patent is unavailable for licensing at this time.
 2011-03-11 2011-11-17

CN 102933701 A Systems and methods for positioning flexible floating photobioreactors
Solix Biofuels Inc, Univ Colorado State Res Found
Christopher Wayne Turner, Bryan Rhea Mccarty, Peter Allen Letvin, Bryan Dennis Willson, Daniel Robert Herboldsheimer
A top reference photobioreactor system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a flexible floating photobioreactor having a buoyancy tube filled with a gas that is less dense, and a ballast tube filled with a substance, such as saltwater, that is more...
Unknown Licensing status for this patent is unknown.
2011-03-11 2013-02-13

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Herboldsheimer Murdered by German Doctors 1939-1948

HERBOLD, HERBOLDSHEIMER , HERBOLZHEIMER Murdered by German Doctors 1939-1948

http://www.iaapa.org.il/46024/claims_list_He-Hn


List of persons murdered by German medical doctors between 1939 and 1948
A file for each person exists in the German State Archive (except those marked with *, who were the victims in Stetten)

(Names beginning with "He - Hn")
born //   First name (Maiden name)  // Last name


born 1917.07.22 Adele Herbold

born 1900.12.07 Marie Katharina (geb. Lindner) Herboldsheimer

born 1889.09.18 Margarete Herbolzheimer

"unknown if three forms of surname actually related. 

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Inventor - Bennie Blaine Herboldsheimer patents

Evaporative cooler for vehicle mounting
US 3372911 A
"EVAPORATIVE COOLER FOR VEHICLE MOUNTING Filed Jan. 16, 1967 0 4 INVENTOR Benn/2e 51 flerbo/als/le/hwr United States Patent Ofiice 3,372,911 Patented Mar. 12, 1968 3,372,911 EVAPORATIVE COOLER FOR VEHICLE MOUNTING Bennie B. Herboldsheimer, Potter, Nebr. 69156 Filed Jan. 16, 1967, Ser. No. 609,451 8 Claims. (Cl. 261--24)

ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE

" A ring-like trickle pad supported within a housing with the suction of a blower applied to the inside wall of the pad. The housing and pad are constructed to guide outside air into the outer face of the pad around the circumference thereof. Water is delivered to the upper edge of the trickle pad to flow therethrough by gravity, the water being supplied to the upper edge by a distributor from a central point. ..."

Publication number US3372911 A
Publication type Grant
Publication date Mar 12, 1968
Filing date Jan 16, 1967
Priority date Jan 16, 1967
Inventors Herboldsheimer Bennie B
Original Assignee Bennie B. Herboldsheimer
Export Citation BiBTeX, EndNote, RefMan
Patent Citations (6), Referenced by (7), Classifications (7)


External Links: USPTO, USPTO Assignment, Espacenet
https://www.google.com/patents/US3372911

note - several patents held- research incomplete

Link for all information above-

https://www.google.com/patents/US3372911

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additional -

Bennie Herboldsheimer patent:
(no information other than citation)
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/4351781.html

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Steven Karl Herboldsheimer obit.

Steven Karl HERBOLDSHEIMER 19NOV1953-31AUG1999

born Sidney, NE ; inurnment will be in the Potter Cemetery

father Bennie Blane Herboldsheimer

mother  Charlyn (Hagmeister) Herboldsheimer
http://www.obitcentral.com/obitsearch/obits/ne/ne-kimball4.htm reads as:

Steven Herboldsheimer
Former Potter resident Steven Karl Herboldsheimer, 45, of Osceola, Neb., died August 31, 1999, at the Regional West Medical Center in Hastings, Neb. following a long illness.
Memorial services were held Sunday, September 5 at the Evangelical Free Church in Sidney, with Pastor Doug Birky officiating. Private family inurnment will be in the Potter Cemetery.
He was born November 19, 1953, to Bennie and Charlyn (Hagmeister) Herboldsheimer in Sidney. He attended the Potter Schools and graduated from Potter High School. He then enrolled at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln. He was very active with the UNL Marching Band, attending several bowl games and various marching competitions. He then returned home and attended Western Nebraska Community College, earning a degree in welding and later studied auto body repair.
He was active in Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts, 4-H, the Lions Club, the Potter Trap Club, the Ft. Sidney Colonels and was formerly a licensed pilot.
Survivors include his parents; children Daniel and Heidi Herboldsheimer, both of Sterling, Colo.; sisters Susan Kruse and her husband Darrell of Auburn, Neb., Patrice Egging and her husband Mike of Pratt, Kan., and Alicia Eagan and her husband Wayne of Arapaho, Okla.
Memorials may be made in care of the Sidney Evangelical Free Church or to the donors choice.
Holechek Funeral Home was in charge of the arrangements.

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LITTLE REDSTONE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY – FAYETTE CITY, PA,USA

LITTLE REDSTONE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CEMETERY – FAYETTE CITY, PA,USA
Contributed by Peggy Farquhar and Family Copyright © 1997 by Peggy Farquhar.
Read and transcribed by Peggy Farquhar in 1997 with assistance from husband Bob, and sons, Rob and Heath
The Little Redstone United Methodist Church is located about 2 miles outside of Fayette City, PA. The present brick structure was built in 1857.

LAST NAME FIRST NAME BORN DIED SPOUSE CHILD OF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Herboldsheimer George Nov 13 1823 Aug 27 1883 

Herboldsheimer Harry D. Sep 20 1874 Nov 19 1884 

Herboldsheimer John B. 1852 1928   // Minnie *spouse 

Herboldsheimer Minnie 1845 1905    //  J. B. *spouse

http://files.usgwarchives.net/pa/fayette/cemeteries/lrsmech02.txt

© 1997 by Peggy Farquhar.
http://www.pagenweb.org/~fayette/cemetery/little_redstone_umeth2.html

LAT/LON 40° 5'15.53"N, 79°48'40.27"W
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Nuremberg's Herboldsheimer infamously shoots the 3:1 Nuremberg WINS with 6:1 (42 m) with video

Nuremberg's Herboldsheimer infamously shoots the 3:1 Nuremberg WINS with 6:1 (42 m) w/ video clip

Welt im Film 120/1947 - 12.09.1947
Nuremberg's Herboldsheimer infamously shoots the 3:1 Nuremberg WINS with 6:1 (42 m)
Source-
Welt im Film 120/1947 – Films at the German Federal Archive

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Herboldsheimer Guesthouse, Germany - Gasthaus Herboldsheimer

Herboldsheimer Guesthouse, Germany - Gasthaus Herboldsheimer
-note- The guest house is located in a village near Nuremburg, Bayern, Germany. This is near the area our Herboldsheimer family originates.

Click Image to Enlarge
Herboldsheimer Guesthouse, Germany - Gasthaus Herboldsheimer

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Während der Monate September bis April (R-Monate) bieten wir mittwochs, freitags, samstags und sonntags gebackene Karpfen an. Schnitzel und Bratwürste stehen auch auf der Karte. Am Wochenende gibt es verschiedene Braten sowie Schäuferle.

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During the months of September to April (R-months) we offer Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays baked carp. Schnitzel and sausages are also on the card. On weekends there are various roasts and Schäuferle.

Every two weeks on Tuesdays is battle shots.

Wednesday are sour sausages on the map.

Contact Information
Gasthaus Herboldsheimer
Inhaberin: Doris Eckstein
Vogtsreichenbach 26
90556 Cadolzburg

Tel.Nr. 09103/1535

Telefonisch erreichbar Dienstag, Mittwoch, Samstag und Sonntag von 10 bis 21 Uhr
Freitag von 13 bis 21 Uhr

GPS Location-

LAT/LON 49°25'46.74"N, 10°49'23.88"E

Contact them for reservation and more information about their offerings-http://www.gasthausherboldsheimer.de/

online reviews-
http://www.nordbayern.de/essen-trinken/gastro-guide/herboldsheimer-1750-1.58879

http://www.yelp.de/biz/herboldsheimer-cadolzburg

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DANIEL HERBOLDSHEIMER 9OCT1881-27NOV1945 History

DANIEL HERBOLDSHEIMER 9OCT1881-27NOV1945
born - Cookstown, Pennsylvania, (now Fayette City, PA), died Potter, Nebraska.
son of Johann Barthalamaeus HERBOLDSHEIMER and Barbara Pflegardt Herboldsheimer -
parents both from near Nurnberg, Bayern, Germany.
married Sarah Alice SEAGRAVES


Daniel and Sarah Herboldsheimer

Descendants of Alexander Mahood (Ireland/Tazewell Co., VA) and Related Families such as Doak, Wilson, Rogers, Kieef and Chick Entries: 7440 Updated: 2008-10-04 23:55:09 UTC (Sat) Contact: Linda Mahood Morgan

A heartfelt thank you to Jannette S. Gardner, Patricia W. Lovelace, Harold Meeker, Mary Anne B. Williams, Sandra D. King, Donna Rogers Bolzendahl, Marge Waterfield, and others who generously shared their research with me. I welcome additions and corrections with documentation.

ID: I1098 Name: Sarah Alice SEAGRAVES Surname: Seagraves Given Name: Sarah Alice Sex: F Birth: 18 Dec 1861 in Lancaster, Grant , Wisconsin, USA 1 Death: 25 Apr 1911 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA 1 Ancestral File #: 4MN3-M6 _UID: 78908D2773E3D5118FE4F0E209C1000007D6 Note:


!BIOGRAPHY: from Jan Gardner's notes:
Sarah Alice Segraves, the 7th child of John M. Segraves and Agnes Mahood was born December 18, 1861 in Lancaster, Grant County, Wisconsin. When Sarah lived in Cassville, Wisconsin as a young lady with her parents, she would ride the ferry across the Mississippi River to Milleville, Iowa to work in a canning plant. She met her future husband , Daniel Herboldsheimer in Millville. Daniel was born November 2, 1857 in Cookstown, Pennsylvania, (now Fayette City), the second son of Johann Barthalamaeus and Barbara Pflegardt Herboldsheimer. Barthalamaeus and Barbara came to Pennsylvania from near Nurnberg, Germany about 1850. In 1868 he moved to Millville Township, Clayton County, Iowa with his family. In 1878 Daniel went to Kansas then to Kenesaw, Adams County, Nebraska where he homesteaded. Sarah and her mother Agnes and a younger brother had moved to Hastings, Nebraska in the late 1870's. On January 1, 1880 Daniel and Sarah were married in Hastings, Adams County, Nebraska. They lived on the homestead near Kenesaw until April of 1886 when they sold the place and moved to a farm northeast of Potter, Cheyenne County, Nebraska. In 1889 the family moved to Gandy, Nebraska, about 30 miles north of North Platte, Nebraska, to find work. They returned to the farm at Potter in 1893. Daniel built a barn, corrals, house and other buildings from native limestone that he quarried and hauled about five miles. The farmstead is now a "Nebraska State Historical Site." Sarah died on April 12, 1911 at home. Daniel died on November 27, 1945.

Change Date: 26 Mar 2007 at 01:00:00

Father: John Murray SEAGRAVES b: 19 Aug 1820 in , Maury , Tennessee, USA
Mother: Agnes MAHOOD b: 20 Jan 1824 in Wytheville, Wythe , Virginia, USA

Marriage 1 Daniel HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 2 Nov 1857 in Cookstown (Fayette City), Fayette , Pennsylvania, USA
Married: 1 Jan 1880 in Hastings, Adams , Nebraska, USA 2

Children-
1. Daniel August Frederick HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 9 Oct 1881 in Hastings, Adams , Nebraska, USA
2. Alva Henry HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 11 Nov 1883 in North Platte, , Nebraska, USA
3. Florence Isabelle HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 31 Oct 1885 in Hastings, Adams , Nebraska, USA
4. Charlie Phillip HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 27 Dec 1887 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA
5. Louisa Mary HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 30 Aug 1890 in Gandy, Lincoln , Nebraska, USA
6. Jessie HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 20 Mar 1892 in Gandy, Lincoln , Nebraska, USA
7. Joseph HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 20 Mar 1892 in Gandy, Lincoln , Nebraska, USA
8. Murriel HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 8 Sep 1893 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA
9. Elgin HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 21 Oct 1894 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA
10. Dessie Hazel HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 20 Dec 1896 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA
11. John March HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 23 Feb 1899 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA
12. Iva Mildred HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 3 Jan 1902 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA
13. Kate Lydia HERBOLDSHEIMER b: 8 Jul 1903 in Potter, Cheyenne , Nebraska, USA

Sources:
Title: Gardner, Jan
Title: International Genealogical Index (IGI)
Author: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Copyright - Linda Mahood Morgan / Use under fair use doctrine - will seek written permission

JOHANN BARTHALAMAEUS HERBOLSHEIMER 1830-1914 and Barbara Pfleghardt Herboldsheimer

JOHANN BARTHALAMAEUS HERBOLSHEIMER 1830-1914
married to Barbara Pfleghardt Herboldsheimer

BARTHALAMAEUS HERBOLSHEIMER

BORN JULY 14, 1830

DIED APRIL 16, 1914

"photo omitted due to copyright"

grave stone iinscription-

Ich habe einen guten Kampf gekämpft,

ich habe den Lauf vollendet, ich habe den Glauben bewahrt .

I have fought a good fight,

I have finished my course,

I have kept the faith.

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Guttenberg City Cemetery
Clayton County, Iowa

mstillie1952 "photo omitted due to copyright"

http://iowagravestones.org/gs_view.php?id=854350

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Barbara Pfleghardt Herboldsheimer
born Jul. 7, 1836, Bavaria, Germany - died Nov. 22, 1902, USA
  This family came to Pennsylvania from the kingdom of Bavaria, Germany , where Louis L. Pfleghardt was born in the province of Wilhermstorf . His wife Anna , being left a widow, came to the United States in 1848 , spending the remainder of her life at the home of her daughter in Fayette City, Pennsylvania . In 1836 Louis L. Pfleghardt and his two eldest daughters sailed for the United States , leaving his wife and four children in Bavaria . While yet in the English Channel their vessel was wrecked, and Louis L. with his two daughters perished. Other children: 1. John , of whom further. 2. Henry , died in New York City in 1859 . 3. Daniel , died in Fayette City, Pennsylvania . 4. Barbara , married JOHANN BARTHALAMAEUS HERBOLSHEIMER , lived in Fayette City , later moved to Iowa , where she died in the town of Guttenberg .
  Barbara and JOHANN BARTHALAMAEUS HERBOLSHEIMER were married October 1854. They had 10 children. 8 of whom survived infancy.
George (1855-1859); Daniel (1857-1945); Anna (1859-1945); Louisa (1861-1914); Frederick (1862-1884); Christina (1865-1935; George C. (1870-1870); Lizzie (1872-1947); Phillip (1874-1955) ; John S. (1878-1957).
  The family moved to Iowa in 1868.
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Husband -
Johann Barthalamaeus Sebastin Herboldsheimer (1830 - 1914)* buried Guttenberg Cemetery
:married OCT 1854
Wife-
Ann Barbara Preiss Pfleghart (1793 - 1866) buried Guttenberg Cemetery

Children:
George Herbolsheimer (____ - 1859)*
Daniel Herboldsheimer (1857 - 1945)* buried Potter, NE.
Louisa Herboldsheimer Torrey (1861 - 1914)*
Frederick Herboldsheimer (1862 - 1884)*
Christina Herboldsheimer Ayers (1865 - 1935)*
George C. Herboldsheimer (1870 - 1870)*
Elizabeth Sophie Herboldsheimer Morrow (1872 - 1947)*
John Sebastian Herboldsheimer (1878 - 1957)*
*Calculated relationship

Burial:
Guttenberg Cemetery
Guttenberg, Clayton County, Iowa, USA
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Maintained by: Brittany (Kokes) Cook
Originally Created by: norweigan man
Record added: Jun 18, 2010

orginal post

http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=53839759

gravestone-http://image2.findagrave.com/photos250/photos/2012/310/53839759_135225378769.jpg

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Peter Herboldsheimer 1859 Portage Brewery, Kalamazoo, MI

Peter Herboldsheimer 1859 Portage Brewery, Kalamazoo, MI

Nicholas Baumann

Another small brewery that sprang into operation during the 1850s was the Portage Brewery, built by Nicholas Baumann along the west side of Winsted Street (since absorbed by a parking lot) at what was then known as the “lower end of Portage Street” near the intersection of Portage and Lovell. Baumann, who would later join George Foegele’s Kalamazoo Spring Brewery, arrived in Kalamazoo in 1855 from New York’s Allegheny Mountains, and began working in a boarding house. A year later, he built the Portage Brewery and managed it for four years until the early spring of 1859, when an argument with one Peter Herboldsheimer resulted in Baumann being severely scalded with a bucketful of hot beer. Herboldsheimer was sentenced to 40 days in jail for the incident, while Baumann turned his operation over to Sesemann & Co. as he recovered from his injuries.

Article-

Breweries of Early Kalamazoo (1837-1915)

Source url-

http://www.kpl.gov/local-history/business/breweries.aspx

Portage Brewery

Research Note- Later Topeka, KS line of Herboldsheimers.

Dirk Herboldsheimer Ross

Dirk Ross...Tokyo
The Latest Worldwide Meteor/Meteorite News http://lunarmeteoritehunters.blogspot.com/

Iowa Herboldsheimer tombstones found online

Iowa Herboldsheimer tombstones found online-

HERBOLDSHEIMER, Alvina             -Guttenberg City Cemetery Clayton
HERBOLDSHEIMER, Barbara A.      -Guttenberg City Cemetery Clayton
HERBOLDSHEIMER, Barthalamaeus -Guttenberg City Cemetery Clayton
HERBOLDSHEIMER, Frederick        -Friedlein Cemetery Clayton
HERBOLDSHEIMER, George C  .    -Friedlein Cemetery Clayton
HERBOLDSHEIMER, John               -Guttenberg City Cemetery Clayton
http://iowagravestones.org/search.php…


Most have photos.
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Lat/Lon Guttenberg Cemetery
42.7691,-91.1037

Lat/Lon Friedlein Cemetery
42 42 28, -91 06 40

Background on Guttenberg,Iowa
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guttenberg,_Iowa

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Herboldsheimer Reservoir Cheyenne Co., NE

Herboldsheimer Reservoir Cheyenne Co., NE:
Feature Name: Herboldsheimer Reservoir
Feature Type: Reservoir
County: Cheyenne
Primary State: Nebraska
Latitude: 41.2333147 North
Longitude: -103.2238189 West
Elevation: 4445 Feet above MSL
(1355 Meters)
USGS Quad Map: Point of Rocks
https://www.topoquest.com/place-detail.php?id=1767926

Herboldsheimer Oilfield References

Herboldsheimer Oilfield References

Herboldsheimer Oil Field (Western Nebraska):
Coral Production Corporation, Denver, CO
Project: A quick method to evaluate waterflood success - Coral Production plans to install a waterflood in the Herboldsheimer field, in the western Nebraska section of the Denver-Julesberg Basin. The success rate of waterfloods in the area is mixed, with Basin operators typically failing. Various causes for the failures include the presence of depositional channels and high free-gas saturation at the end of primary production, preventing formation of an oil bank; wettability problems -- the tendency of a fluid to adhere to the pore walls of reservoir rock; and fractures adversely affecting the flow of oil.

Because the D-J Basin comprises mostly small independent operators who lack in-house laboratory facilities and access to special core and fluid analyses, Coral Production will use the new computational intelligence technology to model field information available in the public domain (Nebraska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission). The calibrated simulation model can then be used to predict future performance with a high degree of confidence. A significant use would be calculating the ratio of secondary production to primary production (S/P). An S/P ratio of less than 0.5 is considered an economic failure, so a means of rapidly and inexpensively estimating secondary recovery reserves as a function of primary recovery would provide a gauge of potential success for a waterflood.

Coral Production will use this technology to evaluate the probability of a successful waterflood at the Herboldsheimer field. Operational and oil data from 164 D-J Basin sand units will be analyzed using "fuzzy logic" and neural network techniques to develop correlations of secondary production to primary production performance ratios and the field and oil information. A ranking technique will rate individual parameters such as field location, producing horizon, production and other field and reservoir characteristics. The high-ranking parameters will then be correlated with the secondary production to primary production (S/P) of a portion of the waterfloods in the database. S/P predictions will be made for the remaining waterfloods, and neural network correlations based on the entire data set used to predict the secondary reserves from waterflooding the Herboldsheimer field.

The prediction of the S/P ratio will provide a quick means of evaluating the probable success of waterflooding not only in the Herboldsheimer field but, if successful, can be used to evaluate the many D-J Basin wells that are depleted and temporarily abandoned. Computational intelligence screening of technical merits and estimating secondary reserves would prevent the premature plugging of these potentially valuable assets.

Coral Production's cost share for the 24-month project will be $125,000, and DOE will provide federal funding of $75,000. The project contact is James R. Weber, 303-623-3573.Reference- http://www.fe.doe.gov/techline/techlines/1999/tl_indoil3.html

dead links-
http://www.pttc.org/tech_sum/ts_267.htm
http://www.pttc.org/news/v7n2nn6.htm
http://geology.cr.usgs.gov/crc/data/NE/ne-cotrs.htm

Mae Herboldsheimer Eaton (Alva Herboldsheirmer)

Mae Herboldsheimer Eaton (Alva Herboldsheirmer):
http://www.powelltribune.com/obits2005april.htm reads as:

Mae Isabell Eaton - April 13

Memorial services were Saturday, April 16 at the United Methodist Church for a lifelong Powell resident, Mae Isabell (Herboldsheimer) Eaton, 89, who died Wednesday, April 13 at the Powell Valley Hospital.
The Rev. Susan Adams Trembath officiated at services and burial of cremains at Crown Hill Cemetery.
She was born Nov. 12, 1915, in Powell to Lea Mae and Alva H. Herboldsheimer. She attended school in Powell and married William (Bill) Eaton March 28, 1933, in Billings, Mont. Seven children were born to this union.
She loved life and enjoyed dancing, hunting and fishing with her husband and family. She enjoyed playing cards and sewing and was an avid reader. She helped her husband raise a large garden for many years.
Mae loved to travel and went on many trips with her family. She was a cook for many years and ran the Coffee Cup Cafe in Powell for three years. She loved her family and made sure a reunion was held each year.
She was a longtime member of the Eagles Auxiliary and was Honorary Mother in 1955.
She and her husband celebrated their 72nd wedding anniversary on March 28, 2005.
Survivors include her husband, William Joseph Eaton; five children, Virginia Cheney, William L. Eaton, Patricia Cothren, Rose Cannon and Dan Delbert Eaton; two sisters, Winnie Kindler and Eleanor Robbins; two brothers, Lloyd and Willard Heimer; 14 grandchildren, 33 great-grandchildren and nine great-great grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by two sisters, Ada Jinks and Alma Bunn; a brother, Dan Heimer; two sons, William and Thomas; and granddaughter Deborah deHaan.
She was very much loved by all and will be greatly missed.
Ballard Funeral Home of Cody was in charge of arrangements

Obituary and Cemetary List with reference to Herboldsheimers in Nebraska

Obituary  and Cemetary List with reference to Herboldsheimers in Nebraska:

(no information other than names and dates)

Note- I will have to research this again as all links went dead.

dead links-

http://www.angelfire.com/ne/PhyllisGenealogy/cheyennecountynebraskah.html
http://www.angelfire.com/ne/PhyllisGenealogy/westernnebraskacemeteriesh.html

Winola Uhrig (Herboldsheimer) 80th Birthday Party

Winola Uhrig (Herboldsheimer)-80th Birthday Party:
The Greeley Tribune, December 10, 2005
http://www.greeleytrib.com/article/20051210/ANNOUNCE/112100089&SearchID=73233514845287 reads as:

Uhrig

Winola Uhrig of Greeley will celebrate her 80th birthday with a reception from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18, at the First Congregational Church of Greeley, United Church of Christ, at 2101 16th St.

Friends and family are invited and asked to omit gifts.

Hosts of the reception are her children, Cindy and Gregg Yowell of Overland Park, Kan., Jerry and 

Elizabeth Uhrig of Greeley; and two granddaughters, Miranda Sharp of Overland Park and Mollie Uhrig of Greeley.

She was born Dec. 22, 1925, in Patter, Neb., to Anna and Charles Herboldsheimer and grew up in that community.

She graduated from the University of Nebraska in 1949 and taught school for several years.

On Aug. 15, 1948, she married Loren Uhrig, and they were the parents of two children, Cindy and Jerry.

Mr. Uhrig passed away April 12, 1997. The family moved to Greeley from Hemingford, Neb., in 1968.

She has been an active member of the First Congregational Church and served on the board of the American Cancer Society.

She has enjoyed the friends she made through her membership in the American Association of University Women, Chapter EC P.E.O, Arrula Meeker Questers, Fortune Hunters Investment Club and her bridge group.

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