1iA.RI, JODER (t?ol 9B4 ) OBITU ARY 50yER5ef We were much disturbecj anrt grieved to be made a.ware of the passing of Ka.r1 JoC er,, of West Gcrma.ny c,iuring the month of July' 19iJ4. Ka.rf was one of our ori6;ina.1 supporter:s and harl sent much valuecl contributions to the <strong>Yoder</strong> Newsletter. He was certainly unselfish with both his time and research findings. Aftcr much effort he unea.rthecl considerabfe unknown information about the ioders in Eurone, both pa.st arrd pre sent . We are inc] eec gri evinq over the news, but can remember him a.s an enthusiastic, plca.sant anr'l generous co-worker. "Ve'C hooed for many yoars 5f rewarding contact and plea.sant cooneration, but such things are not controlfer: by us. iVe hore he ras not in great pain or Ciscomfort anC dic not have to ext-'crience Trrolongec suffering' The la.st letter receiveci from him salC as nrinted in German: Liebe l''amilie Yod.er, Aus clcr T'f alz, die alte ;-{cimat in West Germany, sen.Jen wie wiele liebe Gruz e . Karl & Ira.ula .lorjer !I4. Christian Yorrpr Lega!v I ?!^ amilv EC.A-a-f-d-' fgB3, by-Tho"as yocei. This BO pasc paperback ?i"n"""i) nrovides in detail the rlescendants of n^"iC l". Yorier (f84q-191 4) who marriec Catherine ir.i ller . The introductorlr chanter tra.ces tne cJescent .rom Christian ( "Schwoitzer" ) YoCcr (L?2(-1816) tnrouqh his son Davic' qrandson joshua and grt'at grandson ioses J' (Davicl's father). Aiso nroviCerl in this nicely Cone booklet is a. general- Amish history, several photograDhs of farms, Cocuments a.nd 6lravestones' CopieE available lrom Thornas Yod er , l7L7 Frand en Drive, Normal IL /'L?(1 for.,(.50 lostpaid' The P, noted Amish historian Leroy Beachl'nrovideC some 4 input to this work. == =========== == ===-=== =--== === =================== \ ]l 1"t;*'"" \ / 's|.f, / CL l:li'.RY lrISTOl(A':l0l; Ilj I IiCCLSS tsishor Christian Yo'ler ;r (1 ?90-1Blrl ) was tho seconrl Ami sh Bi shor of the Glarr ers Congregzltion in Somcrset Co. ,1 A. .liis cernete r1' shown on the ma| above, is novr unmarkcd qround and strin mining ha.s commencerJ in the imnediate area.. Thonas 01en Yocer of 2 0 Oxforcr Dr. , Coraonolis, l A 1 51 08, ha.s started funcJ raising to restore thi.s t,lot vrith a marl
ALSATIAN AiiD GERNTAN-BIr.iTir <strong>YODER</strong>S 0F 1850 CENSUS iilany of our Yode:r/\other ancestors ariveci in the Urj.ted States during the early and midrjl_e 1700s. Another major: wave of <strong>Yoder</strong> j_mmigrants occurred in 19th century from the 181Os through 1BrOs. The 1850 Census was tl,e first which lister] all family members. Those listed as having a iorei69r birthl,laue in the census are much mor6 likely to be identifiable as fas as old-world origins a.nd oould well have grandchildren or great-grandchildren sti1l livinp;. They are also prime cantiidates for additional <strong>Yoder</strong>: genealogies in that the passing generations are fewer and Cocumentation, obituaries, etc. are likely to be more availab] c. The following data have been extracterj fron the 1850 Census <strong>Yoder</strong> inr_tex bei ng prepared bv members of your newslettr:r staff a.nd, while it ii known that, there were otl.rer foreig,n-born Yodtrs who shotild have been in Anerica at that time, it is beli.evcrj to be a J'air"! v complete portrayal of those recorded. A kev is T)r.ovideC at the conc:lusion. OHI0 I Darkc Co., tV2yng Twp. n. jL3 (yA5) joseph yoder, age 42 , b. ],'rance' ; Ann, a61e 4C_t, t>. i'rance ; Cather.ine-17, Clrri stian-lJ , Lnn-12, I'1i-10, Barba.ra.-2, ,lohn-4 , llary t,,. -1 ( all b. Oii ) ]lolmes Co., \{a. Tvrp., paf'e 22( (y iLl8l ) .;acob <strong>Yoder</strong>, aqe 18, b. Germany; Barbara, ZI, b. Ai, Holmes Co., Saft Cn'eek Twp. .. ilolmes Co. , Ws. Twp. , nage 204 ( YRCB ) I,ii.chael yoder, aqe-(oi, --z-- age 5i; John c., 23, Daniel, 21, Catherine, L9 (all-'born Germany) TNDTANA T , Adams Co., French Twp. Simon Yutter, age 621 Mary, age JJ, with Barbara Stuckey-JO and Christian Slaghter (a11 bor.n Germany) . Adams Co., French Twp. John Yutter, age ZJ (born Germany) Adams.(,or, Wabash T*p., age 25 (born Germany) 1LI,II{OIS I (yA41 ) Joseph yutter, ,, Bureau Co,, page 291, (yf1) Joseph yoder, age 44; Barbara, age 45; Catherine-18, Jacob-l7, John-14 (a11 born Germany), Daniel-12, Josenh-8, Louisa-(, William-2 (aIl born I;,) As a word of warning, the bi_rth locations and ages cited in the 1BJ0 Census cannot be automatically assumed as accurate. The same fanilv between census years has often been seen to provide differine data. The corJing kev used above is to facititate iCentification and corresponds to that within the family group sheets maintainecl b;y the newsletter "research sta.ff". Taken j_n the sequence presented r YA5 is.Joseph <strong>Yoder</strong> who rnaryied Anna Klopfenstein (mentioned elsewhere in this issue) YRCts is Amish immigrant l,tichael yoder, 182J i.nmigra:rt from llessen Darrnstadt ( Germany ) whomarried I'iagdalena Eash. His familv has been covered in Descendants oi'i'lichael yoder IZBB- 1978, revised and republisfreA by Ro:v A. yoaer of Itlillersburg 0H within the last sevrira.l years, YRCB1 is his oldest son and yRC6 his si ster. * Holmes Co. , l)a.1t Cr'eek Tr.rp. , Fager 2l+2 (yRC6) Barbara'1oder, ag.e (5 in farniiy oi John and Jane Knaff (a11 b. Germany) Stark Co., Ws. Twp., page J/(, Christian yoder. a1.e t5i Ann, aee l1 (both b. Germany); Catherjne- 11, Joseth-11, T,ewis-1 (a11 born OtJ) Stark Co., lVs. Twrr.r page j?6 (yAL ) Joseph yoder are 70i Barb'ary, age ( Oi Christopher-lO (ail borrr Switzerland); Ieter-22 (b. I,rance); Daniel-18, Ihilip=1J, tsarbary-11 (aI1 born OH) Stark Co. r Ws. 7y1,:1 , , ltvqs )l( ( ym f ) Joserh Yod.Jer, a.xe )i (b. lr-ance); Leah , ag,e )2i Catherine-5, Barbar"y-j, joseptr-)/l2 (aI1 b. Ori) Stark, ',{3. Twr,., 'r:ag.e }l( (YA14) Andrew yoclcler, se,r .2J (born Swi tzlrland ); i,.ancy , arlo 22; Joscph- 9/ibt l)'415i Lli-20 (al 1 bor.n Olt) . Stark, N!, lwo., page 48f Christ yodr!er, a1e 39; Anna, arle 39 (both b. I,'rance); Christ-1 J, Anna-l), larbara-11l., I'eter, ), ltraria-J (al1 born 0ij) _^Stark_, lii. Twp., page 484-Catherine Yeddsr., 4gs f0; Barbary, age Jo (uotn u. trance) in famiiv " Jr Peter anrl ii'anny Swar.tz (sn? ) Tuscaraw;rs Co., i.a. fwn., DAge 32( iohn yetter, (b,_Germanv) 1{,? in fanilv oi Josenn Neal , age 'U_ (born,IA), Eli zabeth , ag.e '2.8 (born Germany), Ellen-1 (born OH) .. lVayne Co. , Green 1'wn. , Dage 190 ( yAl ) Cnristly lgd:r,, at\c 52; itary, age 5B''(both born cermany)i uhristly-22, Johathon-20 (both born Oil) lVayne,Co., Creen Twp., oage 194 Catherine yoder, aie,1) \born Irance in family of Feter Klopfen_ stein, agt-. 7A; bartta.ra, are 14 (Uotn ll. France) --t?,tno Co., 3rps11 Twl ., nage 19lt t,.ar.v 'r'oder, a1-e )U \Dorn Utrrmany); Joseph-21, Barbara-30 (both !.. oitl, .1ohn J2 (b. cermanv) (family includes three |,loifet (sn) chilclren' .. falne Co. , Grcen 'lwp. , pafle 194 Amiena ( sp? ) Iotter,. asc 33 (b. YA1 is Carrt. Joseph yodder, lB25 Amish immigrant from around Belfort iraice, who married Barbara Weiss. A part of frii fristory and descent appears in A Brief Record ef .lour l:-ers-er Iamiles pr ST.-JiE6.E-Eoir!y, lX_Ara4g Switzerlanrl) in family of uaniel lVeldv -39 , t,jatty-3z ( both b. Switzerla:rd ) by the late Charles M. yoder of SouTh Bend It". fhis work is currently out of print. YA11, YA14, yA15 --- - are some of his =o.,". YAI is Christian <strong>Yoder</strong> who maruied l,iary--?--, His son Christian married Catherine gecker, and son Jonathan married Anna Swartz. -- YA4l _ is apoarently Josr-:.h yorJer who rnarried Katherine Strigkpy. He vras -cnan the son of .tona_ roder, ( y44 ) and ii,s.1.y Schmucker who settled with his children in the Adams Oo., fndiana area. lt could be assumed that the other Adams Count;r.s ,,yutters" are a part of this fanily, but fur.ther researcl-r is neecjed. YT1 is Josenh Iod"T:. born in Bavaria i1 1BOJ, *:.q mTried Barbara ,qiur"crrtl" nave il'i" cone to Bureau ""ro -o Co. in Iliennonite. jJis fS:Z "Uj was a rtescendant" flir"-t"pt the ,,f sr .'t ing and some oder,, of t;;_;-;";*"io.i'or" readers. Any rea.der who can help i-dentify these yoder families and contribute ancestral or descendant information are askecl to write ior Chris VoJ"r, 203 Lakeshire Road, Battle Creek-IvtI 490L5 r.jtat,^-i-)it:rir:-;.-r*READER SEIiVI0E*r*,**+?rJF++j!ir+++r*.Jr,r)*-x_n+r+r A reminder to our readers that we have been work_ ing on family grollJr sheets ior various yoder lines a.nd have clos;e to 2 ,5AO frorn the la.st century, anC before inriexeC. Also have been copying over <strong>Yoder</strong> data. fr.om the 1 850 Census and are "los" r,o comple_ tion. lVe will g1ad,1y check our files for you on request. Can also put you in touch with oiher resea.rchers on some families. If you a.re working on a YoCer descendant rlirectory or geneology,*u;d - - be glad to help with aclvic",r,i "oro:r.rs.a."s and addresses if possj,ble. Any volunteers to help the newslettcr research efforis, 1et us know what sources you ha.ve access to, and we | P I lf be glacl to get your asslstance.
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