2409 S. Vine Urbana, Illinois 61801 - Richard R. Grayson, MD

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Generation 8 Kristi Lynn Kinne [186] Born June 8, 1969. Married Dean Trask, November 25, 1990.. Address in 1996: 1216 S. G Ave., Apt. 8, Nevada, Iowa 50201. Child Hali Jo Trask, born August 2, 1990. Father: Orval Walter Kinne [185] Mother: Sandra Derrig Generation 6 Esther Kinne [lg7] Born Easter, April 23, 1905, in Blue Earth, Minnesota. Esther and Emilie [I281 were in Nurse's training together at the Lutheran Hospital in Hampton, Iowa, but Emilie didn't finish. Alma [log] also was in nurse's training there, but a bit earlier. Esther got married after graduation and gave up her nursing career when she got married. But there is a picture of three nurses: Emilie, Alma, and Esther, sitting on the roof of the hospital; it was when Esther was 17, in 1922. The hospital has since been demolished. Esther thinks she has some old pictures stored in boxes in her garage. She thinks Alma [log] had red hair. She doesn't know anything about her grandfather Kinne - her father was pretty old when she was born, and didn't talk about him much. Her older siblings learned a bit of German as youngsters, but when World War I broke out, Germans were burned in effigy in the neighborhood, so they stopped speaking German at that time. She had a lung removed at age 50, and was told that it was bad since her youth, which explains why she couldn't run as fast as the other children when she was young. Address 1978-92: 1920 E. Oklahoma Ave., Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53207; phone 414-483-6581. Esther died April 2, 1993. Father: Frederick Heinrich Kinne [I461 Mother: Minnie Rossow Husband: John W. Allison Born April 3, 1904. Married November 3, 1925. John worked for American Motors. Died November 17, 1981. Child 1: Jean Elizabeth Allison 11881 Generation 7 Jean Elizabeth Allison [I881 Born April 28, 1926. Address in 1995: 3539 E. Whittaker Ave., Cudahy, Wisconsin; phone 414-481-1431. Father: John Allison Mother: Esther Kinne [I871 Husband: Walter Lee Schmidt Born October 18, 1920. Married August 2, 1947. Child 1: Nancy Jean Schmidt [I891 Child 2: Bonnie Lee Schmidt [190] Child 3: William John Schmidt [I911 Child 4: Jon Michael Schmidt [I921 Generation 8 Nancy Jean Schmidt [I891 Born October 23, 1948, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. No children (1995). Address in 1995: 3941 S. Hately Ave., St. Francis, Wisconsin; phone 414769-6741. Father: Walter Schmidt Mother: Jean Elizabeth Allison (1881 Husband: Ed Smith Born in France, July 10, 1946. Married in summer, 1986. Generation 8 Bonnie Lee Schmidt [190] Born August 13, 1950. Unmarried, lives at home with parents. I spoke to Bonnie on the phone December 29, 1995, and she says she has a four page family history of the Kinne's which her grandmother Esther [I871 obtained at a funeral once. She mailed me a copy, and it seems to be identical to the first half of the
document sent to me by Marjorie Jean Bueglar [I511 , and shares a lot with the family history typed up by L Minnie Shurtleff 1'791 . 1 include the document below. Father: Walter Lee Schmidt Mother: Jean Elizabeth Allison [I881 Early Kinne History On July 9, 1867, the 45 year old Fuhrman (trucker) Heinrich Kinne, of the town of Rocklum in Kreise (county) of Halberstadt, in the province of Saxony, Germany, applied for emigration papers to North America. Planning to emigrate with his wife, Magdalene Dorothea Henrietta, nee Ziehe, who. was born April 17, 1825, and their four minor children: Johanne F'riederika Christine, born November 20, 1849 Wilhelmina Sophie Dorothea, born November 28, 1851 Heinrich Christian, born June 7, 1854 Friedrich Heinrich, born March 1, 1859 One child, August Bernard, died in infancy This emigration permission was granted by the Royal Prussian Government. In August they set sail from Bremen on the Steamship Herrmann, landing at Castle Garden (New York Harbor)- remained there two or three days. Later they came by train to Proviso, <strong>Illinois</strong>, to Grandma Kiinne's sister, Johanna, who with her husband, Christoph Mueller and family, had settled there in 1863. The Muellers worked for the Mandel family near Proviso (now a suburb of Chicago) until 1867, when they moved to the old Grabenhorst place northeast of Dayton, Iowa. Fred Mueller, a son, had come to the United States in 1862. He entered the Civil War as a substitute for a man who wished to stay with his family. Anna and Henry were the youngest of the five Mueller (Miller) children. Anna married Karl Treband and Henry married Pauline Bergman. When the Kuennes came to <strong>Illinois</strong> they took the place which the Mandels vacated by the Muellers, who moved to the wonderful land of promise, Iowa. In 1868, the Kinnes also moved to Iowa, moving in with the Millers on the Grabenhorst place (now the Earl Blair farm). When our Great Uncle Christoph Miller was to meet the Kinne relatives at Boone, he went to neighbor Schram to borrow a horse to go with his. Neighbor Schram loaned him the horse and he also went along to welcome the Kinnes to Iowa. And a real welcome it was! (Can we imagine that visit on the farm wagon drawn by horses, then the fastest mode of transportation over the prairie and woodland trails? Oxen were much used then for farm work and some road travel.) The following spring Grandpa Kinne helped Great Uncle Miller build their new log home; this log house stood east of where the Miller home of Cedar Grove now stands. (This was sold by the Millers, Florine and Mathilda, to the Girl Scout organization and is their camp at the present, 1972.) They built of native lumber, with brick made of clay and straw mixed with water. Early settlers chose woodland areas for their homes thus having building and heating material close at hand. In 1870 the Kinnes moved on the prairie in the south end of what is now Burnside Township. In those early years, they often hitched their teams, and with four horses pulling the big lumber or farm wagon they drove to the different shcool houses and homes to attend Divine Services. In 1878 Trinity Lutheran Church on the Burnside-Dayton Township Line was built on property of Charles and Wilhelmine Kinne Schram, who were married on April 3, 1873, in the old Allen Schoolhouse. Thus the Kinne and Schram neighbors were related. (I remember how Mr. William Schram used to tell how the younger folks took the farm wagon to the creek to wash it up micely for the family and wedding party.) Johanne Kinne was also married to a neighbor's son, a Civil War Veteran, August Kramer. On May 5, 1887, Henry Kuenne was married to Emilie Henrietta Reichenbach in Trinity Lutheran Church with Henry Kramer, (Uncle August Kramer's brother) August Abel and his cousin Emma Preiss and Amanda Kramer (later Mrs. Christian Theiss), as attendants. Fred Kinne was married to Wilhelmine Rossow of Colfax Township, Webster County, Iowa, on February 28, 1884. The Fred Kinnes moved in the fall of 1894 with four children to Buffalo
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