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m. Abt Nov 1919 - LaVerle Gene Hellweg1922 - 2001
Facts and Events
References
- ↑ 1930 Census.
1930 Census for Precinct 15, Cedar County, Nebraska
9 Apr 1930
Fred Hellweg, head, rents, white male, age 38, married, first married at age 28, born Nebraska, father born Germany Holstein, mother born Germany Holstein, farmer, general farming, working.
Hilda J., wife, white female, age 30, married, first married age 19, born Nebraska, father born Nebraska, mother born Germany.
LaVerle J., son, whit3e male, age 8, single, born Nebraska
Duane, son, white male, age 4 and 4/12 or 11/12, single, born Nebraska
- ↑ SS Death Index.
L. G. Hellweg
SSN: 506-14-4407
Last Residence: 97070 Wilsonville, Clackamas, Oregon, United States of America
Born: 3 Apr 1922
Died: 1 Apr 2001
State (Year) SSN issued:Nebraska (Before 1951 )
- ↑ SS Death Index.
L. G. Hellweg
SSN: 506-14-4407
Last Residence: 97070 Wilsonville, Clackamas, Oregon, United States of America
Born: 3 Apr 1922
Died: 1 Apr 2001
State (Year) SSN issued:Nebraska (Before 1951 )
- ↑ Conversation
with Duane Hellweg 2007 08Aug 06.
Conversation with
DUANE HELLWEG
son of Fred and Hylda Hellweg
6 August 2007
Duane Hellweg, 2274 SE 48th Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123-8023, 503 648-5072
It is possible that Fred Hellweg and Lena Reitmeier came from Germany on the same boat. There were pigs and other livestock on the boat as well as people.
Duane had lived on a farm and probably would have continued with farm life. However, World War II affected those plans. He served in the navy in Europe during the war.
In about 1946, he left the navy. In about 1947, a cousin was going out west and offered to let Duane come along. Duane liked Oregon and settled there. At first he worked building radar stations. Later he helped build schools. His specialty was inside finish work, and he enjoyed working with the architects.
LaVerle (L.G.) also served in the military, but he served during peacetime. He stayed in the service for six years. After his time in the service, he also came to Oregon. At first he worked for the post office, but then he followed his brother in doing construction.
By 1948 or 1949, their parents began to think they should move to Oregon to be closer to their sons. They packed their 1941 Pontiac full and came to Oregon. They settled in North Plains, Oregon and lived on a 21 acre farm. After his dad died, his mom kept the farm for a time, but then sold it off. After she died, the house was sold.
LaVerle had two sons, and Duane has three daughters.
- ↑ 1930 Census.
1930 Census for Precinct 15, Cedar County, Nebraska
9 Apr 1930
Fred Hellweg, head, rents, white male, age 38, married, first married at age 28, born Nebraska, father born Germany Holstein, mother born Germany Holstein, farmer, general farming, working.
Hilda J., wife, white female, age 30, married, first married age 19, born Nebraska, father born Nebraska, mother born Germany.
LaVerle J., son, whit3e male, age 8, single, born Nebraska
Duane, son, white male, age 4 and 4/12 or 11/12, single, born Nebraska
- ↑ Conversation
with Duane Hellweg 2007 08Aug 06.
Conversation with
DUANE HELLWEG
son of Fred and Hylda Hellweg
6 August 2007
Duane Hellweg, 2274 SE 48th Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123-8023, 503 648-5072
It is possible that Fred Hellweg and Lena Reitmeier came from Germany on the same boat. There were pigs and other livestock on the boat as well as people.
Duane had lived on a farm and probably would have continued with farm life. However, World War II affected those plans. He served in the navy in Europe during the war.
In about 1946, he left the navy. In about 1947, a cousin was going out west and offered to let Duane come along. Duane liked Oregon and settled there. At first he worked building radar stations. Later he helped build schools. His specialty was inside finish work, and he enjoyed working with the architects.
LaVerle (L.G.) also served in the military, but he served during peacetime. He stayed in the service for six years. After his time in the service, he also came to Oregon. At first he worked for the post office, but then he followed his brother in doing construction.
By 1948 or 1949, their parents began to think they should move to Oregon to be closer to their sons. They packed their 1941 Pontiac full and came to Oregon. They settled in North Plains, Oregon and lived on a 21 acre farm. After his dad died, his mom kept the farm for a time, but then sold it off. After she died, the house was sold.
LaVerle had two sons, and Duane has three daughters.
- ↑ Conversation
with Duane Hellweg - 20 Aug 2007.
Conversation with Duane Hellweg
- ↑ Conversation
with Duane Hellweg 2007 08Aug 06.
Conversation with
DUANE HELLWEG
son of Fred and Hylda Hellweg
6 August 2007
Duane Hellweg, 2274 SE 48th Avenue, Hillsboro, Oregon 97123-8023, 503 648-5072
It is possible that Fred Hellweg and Lena Reitmeier came from Germany on the same boat. There were pigs and other livestock on the boat as well as people.
Duane had lived on a farm and probably would have continued with farm life. However, World War II affected those plans. He served in the navy in Europe during the war.
In about 1946, he left the navy. In about 1947, a cousin was going out west and offered to let Duane come along. Duane liked Oregon and settled there. At first he worked building radar stations. Later he helped build schools. His specialty was inside finish work, and he enjoyed working with the architects.
LaVerle (L.G.) also served in the military, but he served during peacetime. He stayed in the service for six years. After his time in the service, he also came to Oregon. At first he worked for the post office, but then he followed his brother in doing construction.
By 1948 or 1949, their parents began to think they should move to Oregon to be closer to their sons. They packed their 1941 Pontiac full and came to Oregon. They settled in North Plains, Oregon and lived on a 21 acre farm. After his dad died, his mom kept the farm for a time, but then sold it off. After she died, the house was sold.
LaVerle had two sons, and Duane has three daughters.
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