Lauterbach, Matthew or Mathias

Abt 1816 - 1856  (~ 40 years)

• Name	Lauterbach, Matthew or Mathias
  Birth	Abt 1816	Koblenz, , Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany
  Gender	Male
  Immigration	Abt 1847
  Death	2 Oct 1856	Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
  Burial	St. John Nepomucene Original Church Cemetery, Little Chute, Wisconsin
  Notes	From Helen Forbeck's files; LAUTERBACH In 1847 the Lauterbach family came to America (possibly from Wiesbad en or Wehr, Germany) when their daughter Marie was just seven years ol d. It was reported that they had lived in the Alsase-Lorraine district. Ma tthew Lauterbach was a shoemaker by trade. After emigrating to America, th ey moved to a farm in Marytown, south of Chilton, Wisconsin, and east of L ake Winnebago. The children were as follows: Kathryn -- Mrs. John Melcher Menasha Mary -- Mrs. Herman Finkenflugel 1840 Elizabeth -- Mrs. Fred Nabbenfeld 1841 Minnie -- Mrs. Henry Berrendes then Mrs. Peter Hemmang Fo nd du Lac Chris Green Bay Anna -- Sister Edesia, Milwaukee convent (Notre Dame Nuns) From Marytown the family moved to Menasha. The father died, and his wid ow remarried a Mr. Schreiber and moved to Milwaukee. The children, especia lly the eldest, did not accompany them. Minnie became the housekeeper f or Governor Doty and Marie (Mary) worked in Appleton and Menasha where s he met Herman Fink1* "Flats" were the -- and still is the industrial heart of Appleton.2* Governor Doty was the first Governor of Wisconsin after becoming a state. Matthew Lauterbach is buried in Little Chute on the site of the present church and his wife is buried in Marytown. LOOKING BACKWARDS; Solemn Event in Little Chute; 100 years ago; Quoted fr om the Appleton Crescent for July 15, 1871Saturday, July 8th, and Sunday, July 9th, were days of great solemni ty at Little Chute.The Rt. Rev. Bishop of Green Bay gave confirmation to about 200 childre n, with a few grown persons, on Sunday afternoon, and blessed the new be ll of the Catholic church in the afternoon.Accordingly, when the time came, the people of the place descended upon t he railway station to welcome and receive the Bishop.When the cars arrived on Saturday, there was a crowd of more than 300 pers ons near the railroad. They formed into a line and escorted His Grace in g rand procession, with banners floating in the breeze, to the pastoral mans ion.Mr. J. C. Van Niel, leader on such occasions, appeared as Chief Marsha ll of the day in full uniform of a captain of the army of the Netherlands.His Grace seemed pleased with the reception, and so were the people.
  Person ID	I55774	1FamilyTree
  Last Modified	11 Jun 2018

  
  

  Family	Maternich, Luciae,   b. Abt 1816   d. Yes, date unknown
  Children	1. Lauterbach, Chris   d. Yes, date unknown + 2. Lauterbach, Kathryn,   b. Abt 1837   d. 29 Nov 1901, Hilbert, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA (Age ~ 64 years) + 3. Lauterbach, Anna Marie "Mary",   b. Abt May 1840, Koblenz, , Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany d. 7 Sep 1912, Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA (Age ~ 72 years)   4. Lauterbach, Elizabeth,   b. Abt 1841, , , , Germany d. 26 Mar 1922, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA (Age ~ 81 years)   5. Lauterbach, Emma Wilhelmina "Minnie",   b. Abt 1844   d. Abt 1926 (Age ~ 82 years)   6. Lauterbach, Sister Edesia, Anna,   b. 22 Aug 1850   d. 25 Apr 1939 (Age 88 years)
  Family ID	F18122	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	27 Jun 2014