Reiber, Johann Jacob

Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Beruf: Metzger
• Genannt: 1779, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Johann heiratete Reiber, Anna Barbara am 20 Aug 1776 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Anna (Tochter von Reiber, Michel und Beck, Margaretha) wurde geboren am 16 Jan 1752 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; gestorben am 23 Jul 1802 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Johann heiratete Hermann, Martha am 03 Jul 1803 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Martha (Tochter von Hermann, Johann Georg und Ziegler, Martha) wurde geboren am 30 Jul 1751 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; gestorben am 28 Jul 1827 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Wohnort: Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; "in der Hagengaß"
• Beruf: Metzger
• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1793, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland
• Wohnort: 1834, USA

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MARTIN J. REIBER was born in Goeningen, Wurtemburg, Germany, and was a dealer in seeds, flowers and fruit trees in his native land. He emigrated to New York City in 1832, where he followed the occupation of a market gardener and importer of seeds, bulbs and flowers. From New York he came to Butler county, and purchased what was later known as the Reiber Hotel, in Summit township, whence he removed to the borough of Butler, where he died in 1865; his wife died in 1860. He was one of the charter members of St. Mark's Luthern church, of Butler, and was an elder in that organization. He also served in the borough council at one time, and was a very worthy citizen. Mr. Reiber married Catherine FETZER, in germany, a native of the same town where he himself was born, and six children blessed this union: Catherine; Martin; George; Barbara, who married H. Julius KLINGLER, of Butler; Jacob, and Margaret, who married Martin LOEFLER.

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Johann heiratete Fetzer, Maria Barbara am 26 Jul 1803 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Maria (Tochter von Fetzer, Hans Jerg und Schuh, Anna Maria) wurde geboren am 29 Dez 1779 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; gestorben in 1863 in Butler,Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1796, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1799, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Familie/Ehepartner: Reiber?, Johann Jacob. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1801, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1803, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1806, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1818, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Anna heiratete Fetzer, Johann Jacob am 22 Jan 1830 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Johann (Sohn von Fetzer, Georg Friedrich und Heyd, Anna Maria) wurde geboren am 24 Aug 1801 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; gestorben am 3 Nov 1847 in Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1819, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1822, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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{weitere Paten} Margaretha Hochin, ledig

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"Anna Margaretha geb. Reiber geb. zu Gönningen 28.Janr. 1808. Ehefrau Gönningen Evangl Religion. [Eltern:] Johann Martin Reiber, B. u. Metzger ux. Maria Barbara geb. Fezer. Wittwer ist: Johann Martin Löfler B. u. Hopfenhändler Schmied. [Alter:] 39. Jahre 2. Monate u. 18.Tage als 10.tägige Wöchnerin nach dem Vermuthen des Leichenschauers Nervenschlag [+] Gönningen d. 26. März, Mittags 12. Uhr [begr.] Gönningen d. 28. März, NM. [nachittags] 2. Uhr wegen allzuschnell eingetretenen Uebergangs in Fäulnis nach Angabe des Leichenschauers, vie?...L..?"

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Anna heiratete Löffler, Johann Martin am 11 Jan 1831 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Johann (Sohn von Löffler, Johann Michael und Frick, Anna Barbara) wurde geboren am 22 Dez 1805 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; gestorben am 12 Dez 1890 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Wohnort: 1834, USA

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• Wohnort: 1834, USA

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MARTIN REIBER was born in the same town as his father, and learned the florist business with the latter. He came with his parents to New York, and thence to Butler, where he was married, in 1846, to Mary, daughter of Isaac and Mary YETTER of this borough. He at once purchased the old tavern which stood on the site of the Hotel Lowry, which he conducted until his removal to Millerstown, where he embarked in the mercantile business and carried it on some five years. Returning to Butler he erected the brick store still standing on the northwest corner of Main and Jefferson streets, and establishing the firm of Reiber & Yetter, began dealing in general merchandise. In 1859 he sold out his interest in the store and went into the foundry business, on Washington street, in partnership with H.J. KLINGLER. During this time he also operated a distillery. In 1875 he engaged in the grocery business under the firm name of Mr. Reiber & Son, and in 1880 removed to the George Reiber block. He died in 1882; his widow resides in the old homestead. To Martin and Mary REIBER were born the following children: Ferdinand; Lena; Albert; Martin H.; Emma, [p. 754] who married Charles F. HOSFORD of Wheeling, West Virginia; Howard; Aaron E., and Cora, deceased. Mr. REIBER was a charter member of St. Mark's Lutheran church, and was connected with the I.O.O.F. Politically, he was a Whig in early days and afterwards a Republican. He was one of the charter members of the Bald Ridge Oil Company, and was a successful, enterprising and progressive business man.

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South Cemetery

Anderer Ereignisse und Attribute:

• Wohnort: 1834, USA

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GEORGE REIBER was born in Wurtemburg, Germany, November 23, 1815, son of Martin J. and Catherine REIBER. He was reared in his native land, and in 1834 immigrated to New York, where he joined his father and brother Martin, who had preceded him to the New World. He engaged in the hotel business, and also followed the occupation of a market gardener. In 1839 he came to Butler county and settled in Summit township, where he erected a saw mill. In 1846 he purchased a farm at Hannahstown, removed to Millerstown in 1848, and kept a general store in that borough for several years. In 1856 he purchased a grist mill and 137 acres of the Clymer tract, on the northeastern limits of Butler, and for the past thirty-eight years he has successfully conducted the milling business. He has remodeled and improved the property several times, until it is to-day a comparatively new structure, and contains a full roller process, besides the original buhr system. He also operated a distillery from 1865 to 1873. Mr. REIBER was married in 1842, to Mary RIGGER, a daughter of Jacob RIGGER, of Summit township. Eleven children were born to this union, as follows: Martin G.; Caroline, wife of William F. Miller, of Butler; Henry; Wilhelmina, wife of Rev. MIESER, of Detroit; Mary L.; Anna M.; Elizabeth; George L.; Edward; Ida [p. 755] F., and Agatha, deceased. Mrs. REIBER died on March 3, 1883. Henry, George L. and Edward REIBER, are prominently identified with the natural gas business, as the owners of the Independent Natural Gas Company, of Butler. Mr. REIBER is one of the oldest and best known citizens of the borough, where he has been engaged in business for nearly forty years. Inheriting a robust and vigorous constitution, his whole life has been marked by rigid industry, perserverance and energy. Coming to western Pennsylvania comparatively penniless, he has accumulated through the passing years a large estate, and ranks as one of the wealthiest men of Butler county.

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• Wohnort: 1834, USA

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• Wohnort: 1834, USA
• Wohnort: 1900, Butler,Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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Anna heiratete Klingler, Hermann Julius am 24 Okt 1848. Hermann wurde geboren in Jan 1830; gestorben in 1910; wurde beigesetzt in Butler,Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1846
• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA
• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1847

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• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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• Wohnort: 1847, Butler County,Pennsylvania,USA

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1846, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Johann heiratete Siegel, Katharina Margaretha am 21 Jun 1859 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Katharina wurde geboren in Denkingen,,,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1848, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Maria heiratete Wagner, ? am 15 Mai 1855 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1851, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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Johann heiratete Ziegler, Marie Agnes am 20 Jun 1861 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1851, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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verh. 06.07.1876 mit März ?

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• Wohnort: Mannheim-Waldhof [68159],Mannheim,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; 1928 Mannheim-Waldhof Roggenstraße 28 bei ihrer Tochter Mathilde Kimmel
• Konfirmation/Firmung: 1859, Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland

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angezeigt von Mathilde Kimmel geb. Wagner, wohnhaft Mannheim-Waldhof Roggenstraße 28

Friederike heiratete Wagner, Gustav Jakob am 25 Mai 1869 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. Gustav (Sohn von Wagner, Johann Jakob und Wagner, Catharina "Barbara") wurde geboren am 21 Jan 1844 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland; gestorben am 05 Feb 1878 in Gönningen [72770],Reutlingen,Baden-Württemberg,Deutschland. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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HARRY SAMUEL KLINGLER, eldest son of Hermann Julius KLINGLER, was born in Butler, Pennsylvania, July 3, 1856. His education was obtained in the public schools of Butler and at Capital University, Columbus, Ohio. Direct from college in 1875, he entered his father's mill with a view of mastering the details of the business, and in 1878 he took charge as general manager, the duties of which position are still discharged by him, as a member of the firm of H.J. Klingler & Company. In the mill from boyhood, and since then without interruption for eighteen years manager of the two mills and elevator of his firm, he is recognized as a successful, practical and progressive miller. Mr. KLINGLER is well known among the millers of the United States as an author of many articles on milling, and in his connection with, and lectures before, the Pennsylvania Millers' State Association. In July, 1883, he was awarded the prize by the American [p. 742] Miller for the best essay on "The Handling of Middlings and the use of Purifiers," and in 1884-85 he was a monthly contributor to that paper; at the same time and for four years, he informally supported by his pen the Milling Engineer, writing occasionally for other trade papers. As "Random Reflector" he won notoriety from a column he edited, headed "Random Reflections." When the Pennsylvania Millers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company was organized in December, 1886, he was one of the prime movers and has ever since been a director. He was in the past interested in a number of Butler enterprises, but never to such an extent as to neglect his life's work, milling. A life-long Lutheran, he has served his church energetically as superintendent of the Sunday school for nearly a decade. At the fifty-first convention of the Pittsburg Synod of the General Council, held at Greensburg, Pennsylvania, September 13-20, 1893, he was elected trustee of Thiel College, Greenville, Pennsylvania. Mr. KLINGLER married, February 5, 1878, Louisa Catherine, daughter of Jacob KECK, of Butler, Pennsylvania, and they are the parents of five children: Charlotta Fredericka; William Julius; Alberta Barbara; Clara Louisa, and Harry Samuel.

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FREDERICK JULIUS KLINGLER, second son of Hermann Julius KLINGLER, was born in Butler, Pennsylvania, January 22, 1859. He was educated in the public schools of his native town, and then attended Duff's Commercial College of Pittsburg, where he was graduated January 15, 1875. Upon securing his diploma he was appointed book-keeper of the German National Bank of Millerstown, and served in that capacity for three years. Impared health caused him to seek a more congenial climate at Cullman, Alabama, where he sojourned for a season. Returning, he entered the office of his father as book-keeper, which position he filled until the firm of H.J. Klingler & Company was organized, when he became a member, and took charge of the main office and the finances of the company. He married, September 4, 1888, Margaret EWING, a daughter of Harold ROGERS, of Baltimore, Maryland, and by this union they have two children: Emily Bryant, and James Hermann. Mr. KLINGLER was one of the organizers and original trustees of the Mutual Water Association of the South Side. In politics, he is a Prohibitionist, and, like all of his family, he is an adherent of the Lutheran faith.

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CHARLES WASHINGTON KLINGLER, third son of Hermann Julius KLINGLER, was born in Butler April 12, 1861, where he was reared and educated. He attended for a time elsewhere a higher school than his native place afforded, but soon developed a preference for the handling of machinery, in which direction he early displayed considerable skill. He filled acceptably the position of engineer in the Oriental Roller Mills for several years, and upon the erection of the Standard Plate Glass Works of Butler, immediately entered the employ of that company as booker. Being one of the oldest employes of the factory, serving the company for six successive years, he is familiar with every detail of the business, and now occupies the position of time-keeper and foreman. Mr. KLINGLER married, April 16, 1885, Alice Ann, daughter of Alexander Baxter, of Butler, and their family consists of two daughters and one son: Mabel Irene, Carl Julius and Laura Marguerite.

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REV. PAUL GERHARDT KLINGLER, youngest son of Hermann Julius KLINGLER, was born August 19, 1867, in Butler, where he was reared and received his [p. 743] early education. At the age of fifteen he entered Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, and graduated in 1887. Thereupon he entered Mount Airy Seminary, of Philadelphia, and was graduated May 27, and ordained June 30, 1890. During his theological course he established missions at Manayunk, Pennsylvania, and Lansingburg, New York, and in April, 1890, was called to the pastorate of St. Michael's Lutheran church, one of the oldest of the denomination in Philadelphia. Here he labored until October, 1891, when he removed to Sherodsville, Ohio, pursuant to a call from the Bowerston charge, comprising three congregations and four churches. After two years of service in this field he was called, in October, 1893, to Trinity Lutheran church, of Catasauqua, Pennsylvania, where he now resides. He was married, June 25, 1890, to Alberta, daughter of the late Prof. William F. LEHMANN, president of Capital University, Columbus, Ohio, and by this marriage they have three sons: Paul Lehmann, Hermann Julius and Jerome.

Paul heiratete Lehmann, Alberta am 25 Jun 1890 in Franklin,Ohio,USA. Alberta (Tochter von Lehmann, William F.) wurde geboren am 5 Dez 1870 in Columbus,Franklin,Ohio,USA; gestorben am 31 Mai 1957 in Bellevue,Allegheny,Pennsylvania,USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]