Person:Nicholas Lauer (1)

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Nicholas Michael Lauer
b.3 May 1824 German State
d.15 Jan 1903 Chicago, Illinois
Parents and Siblings
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m. 29 Mar 1818
  1. Appolonia Lower1818 - Est 1859
  2. John Jacob Lower1821 - 1887
  3. Nicholas Michael Lauer1824 - 1903
  4. Elisabeth Lower1826 - 1895
  5. Peter Lower1830 - 1909
  6. Daniel Lower1831 -
  7. Adam Lower1835 - 1881
  8. Christina Lauer1838 - 1909
Spouse and Children
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  • H.  Nicholas Michael Lauer1824 - 1903
  • W.  Maria Riegner1830 - 1895
m. 12 Apr 1846
  1. Elizabeth Lauer1846 - 1913
  2. Susanna Lauer1848 -
  3. Catharine Lower1850 -
  4. John Nicholaus Lauer1852 - 1923
  5. Mary LowerEst 1854 -
  6. Jacob Lauer1856 - 1934
  7. Samuel Lauer, Sr.1858 - 1933
  8. Christine LowerEst 1859 -
  9. Sarah Anna Lauer1861 - 1899
  10. Lydia Magdalena Lower1863 -
  11. Regina Lower1866 -
  12. Charles Lauer1868 - 1936
  13. Lisa Lauer1874 -
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Facts and Events
Name[1][2][3] Nicholas Michael Lauer
Gender Male
Birth? 3 May 1824 German State
Census? 1840 Tuscarawas County, OhioAge 15/20
Marriage 12 Apr 1846 Tuscarawas County, OhioMarriage Record
to Maria Riegner
Census? 1850 Lagro Township, Wabash County, IndianaAge 25
Census? 1860 Noble Township, Wabash County, IndianaAge 36
Census? 1880 Age 56
Death? 15 Jan 1903 Chicago, Illinois
Burial[4] Frankfort (township), Will, Illinois, United States

NICHOLAS was born in an unknown German state. Probably the Palatinate, or perhaps Baden. The 1860 Federal Census says Baden. His surname is spelled LOWER in that census, and he was living in Noble Township, Wabash County at that time.

Nicholas arrived in America on 10 May 1837, in New York City, with his parents and siblings, aboard the ship "Hilah". The family went on to Jefferson Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio.

In circa 1848, most of the Lower family moved on to Wabash County, where many of the descendants remained. Nicholas was listed as one of the first members of St. Peter's Church at Urbana (circa 1851).

Nicholas and his family migrated on to Illinois between 1863 and 1866.

--White Creek 14:23, 25 July 2012 (EDT)

References
  1. ↑ Helm, Thomas B. History of Wabash County, Indiana: containing a history of the county; its townships, towns, military records portraits of early settlers and prominent men, personal reminiscences, etc. (Chicago: J. Morris, 1884).
  2. ↑ Loren Lower of Anderson, Indiana.
  3. ↑ Bertha Conrad of Urbana, Indiana.
  4. ↑ www.findagrave.com.
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