Person:Albert Ziesemer (1)

TODO: Description: check date and place of death Date: 5 Jan 2003 Status: Open Type: 0 Priority: 8 Repository:

Albert Fredrick Herman Ziesemer died at his home Monday November 7, 1966. He was 82 years, 8 months and 23 days of age. Albert Ziesemer, son of Richard Ziesemer and Wilhelmina nee Dittberner was born in Kiekow Germany on Feb 14 1884. He was baptized March 2, 1884 also at Kiekow Germany. When Albert was six years old the family moved to the United States and eventually settled in Miltona Township, Douglas County, Minnesota. He lived in this community for the balance of his life. Mr. Ziesemer was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church in Miltona Township and was also confirmed in this church on December 11, 1898 by Pastor F.W.Schulke. On May 7, 1908 he was united in marriage to Amanda Thurke to whom seven children were born. two of them preceding their parents in death. Surviving are Linda (Mrs Clarence Nyberg) of Parkers Prairie, Albert of Denton Montana, Rosalie(Mrs John Krebs) of Miltona, Ervin of South St. Paul and Myrtle (Mrs. Alvin Holderbecker) of Appleton. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren, two brothers, Richard Ziesemer of Alexandria and Frank Ziesemer of Miltona, five sisters Olga Ziesemer of Miltona, Frances (Mrs Richard Hertwig) of Miltona, Friede (Mrs Alfred Diedrich) of Alexandra, and Tille (Mrs Alfred Laske) of Menasha, Wisconsin. His wife Amanda preceded him in death on March 14, 1963. Service was conducted at St. Paul's Lutheran church in Miltona township on Friday November 11, 1966 at 2 PM with Pastor Karl F. Lassanske officiated. Mrs Lawrence Gesell was the organist. George Timm sang "Wen Mein Stundheim Vohanden Ist" and St. Paul's choir sang I Need Thee Every Hour and Asleep in Jesus. Casket bearers were Ordell Krebs, Harlan Nyberg, Wallace Ziesemer, Roger Holderbecker, and Milo Holderbecker. internment was in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery in Miltona township.

(Research):Info from Gilbert Ziesemer date of death is unlear here. 5 Albert Fredrick Ziesemer - born Feb. 14, 1884, Pommern, Germany Died Feb. May 7 , 1966- Miltona Mn. Married - Amanda Thurke May, 7 , 1908- Amanda born  ? Died, March 14, 1963- Miltona Mn. 5 Children- Albert, Ervin, Linda, Rosalie, Myrtle.

ALBERT ZIESEMER Residence: 56319 Carlos, Douglas, MN SSN: 476-44-4948 Birth: 14 Feb 1884 Issued: MN (1957 And 1958) Death: Nov 1966

German Name Kieckow Today's Name Kikowo Kreis/County Belgard German Province Pommern Today's Province Koszalinskie Location East 16°16' North 53°53'

Location Description This village/town is located 5.0 km and 167 degrees from Gross Tychow, which is known today as Tychowo

Lutheran Parish Groß Tychow 1905 Catholic Parish NO catholic residents in 1905 Standesamt/Civil Registry Groß Tychow 1905 Gemeidelexikon/Town Index IV-2-114 Population By Year/Einwohner

1905 

250

1. ↑ Obituary. (7 Feb 2001 Independent News Herald newspaper at Todd County Minnesota page 11)
   Park Region Echo Dec 15, 1996.
2. ↑ Obituary. (7 Feb 2001 Independent News Herald newspaper at Todd County Minnesota page 11)
   Park Region Echo Dec 15, 1966.
3. ↑ Obituary. (7 Feb 2001 Independent News Herald newspaper at Todd County Minnesota page 11)
   Park Region Echo December 15 1966, 7 Jun 2003.

   Albert Fredrick Herman Ziesemer died at his home Monday November 7, 1966. He was 82 years, 8 months and 23 days of age. Albert Ziesemer, son of Richard Ziesemer and Wilhelmina nee Dittberner was born in Kiekow Germany on Feb 14 1884. He was baptized March 2, 1884 also at Kiekow Germany.
   When Albert was six years old the family moved to the United States and eventually settled in Miltona Township, Douglas County, Minnesota. He lived in this community for the balance of his life. Mr. Ziesemer was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church in Miltona Township and was also confirmed in this church on December 11, 1898 by Pastor F.W.Schulke.
   On May 7, 1908 he was united in marriage to Amanda Thurk to whom seven children were born. two of them preceding their parents in death. Surviving are Linda (Mrs Clarence Nyberg) of Parkers Prairie, Albert of Denton Montana, Rosalie(Mrs John Krebs) of Miltona, Ervin of South St. Paul and Myrtle (Mrs. Alvin Holderbecker) of Appleton. Also surviving are 16 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren, two brothers, Richard Ziesemer of Alexandria and Frank Ziesemer of Miltona, five sisters Olga Ziesemer of Miltona, Frances (Mrs Richard Hertwig) of Miltona, Friede (Mrs Alfred Diedrich) of Alexandra, and Tille (Mrs Alfred Laske) of Menasha, Wisconsin. His wife Amanda preceded him in death on March 14, 1963. Service was conducted at St. Paul's Lutheran church in Miltona township on Friday November 11, 1966 at 2 PM with Pastor Karl F. Lassanske officiated. Mrs Lawrence Gesell was the organist. George Timm sang "Wen Mein Stundheim Vohanden Ist" and St. Paul's choir sang I Need Thee Every Hour and Asleep in Jesus.
   Casket bearers were Ordell Krebs, Harlan Nyberg, Wallace Ziesemer, roger Holderbecker, and Milo Holderbecker.
   internment was in St. Paul's Lutheran Cemetery in Miltona township.

4. ↑ Grave Marker in Cemetery
   Albert H. Ziesemer 1884-1966 Amanda 1886-1963, 10 Jul 2002.