Person:Wilhelm Katterheinrich (1)

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Wilhelm Johann Katterheinrich
b.1838 At Sea
d.27 Apr 1865 Baltimore (county), Maryland, United States
Parents and Siblings
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m. 26 Jul 1837
  1. Wilhelm Johann Katterheinrich1838 - 1865
  2. Heinrich Wilhelm Katterheinrich1841 -
  3. Elizabeth KatterheinrichAbt 1843 -
  4. Mary A. Katterheinrich1846 - 1923
  5. Herman Heinrich Ludwig Katterheinrich1848 - 1931
  6. Adolph Solomon Katterheinrich1850 - 1899
  7. Frederick Katterheinrich1851 - 1927
Spouse and Children
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m. 15 May 1862
  1. Flora Caroline Katterheinrich1864 - 1947
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Facts and Events
Name Wilhelm Johann Katterheinrich
Gender Male
Birth? 1838 At Sea
Marriage 15 May 1862 Auglaize, Ohio, United Statesto Elizabeth Christina Wierwille
Military[1] 11 Feb 1865 Enlisted, Pvt., Co. H, 191st O.V.I
Will? 16 Feb 1865 Signed his Will, written in German, J. Wm. Katterheinrich
Death? 27 Apr 1865 Baltimore (county), Maryland, United StatesJarvis Hospital, Baltimore, MD
Burial[2] Loudon Park National Cemetery, Baltimore (independent city), Maryland, United States
Probate? 26 May 1865 Auglaize, Ohio, United StatesAdministrator, John H. Wm. Katterheinrich, his father

New Knoxville Centennial Souvenir, 1936:
New Knoxville's wagon making industry had its beginning at the hands of Wm. J. Katterheinrich during the late 50's. Prior to this time most of the wagons had been built at New Bremen. Mr. Katterheinrich set up his shop on Spring Street, which was later converted to a dwelling and in 1936 was the property of Mr. Katterheinrich's daughter, Mrs. Dr. S. H. Sibert. Shortly after he had begun the business, he was joined by his brother, Henry, as apprentice, who had mastered the trade when Wm.J. was called 11 Feb 1865 to defend the Union, going to camp, contracting typhoid, and was buried at camp.

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Will

Last Will and Testament Recorded in Auglaize Co., Ohio on 26 May 1865:
I, J.W. Koetterheinrich, knowing the uncertainty of human life have concluded to make my last will as follows:
I give and devise all my property, personal and real estate, to my beloved wife, Elizabeth, for her during her lifetime. After her death, said property shall go to our child or children. But if our children should die without issue then the property shall fall back to my wife forever.
February 16, 1865
J. Wm. Katterheinrich
Witnesses: Mich. Dumbroff and William Kattmann
Will was written in German, recorded in German and then translated to English and recorded.
John H. Wm. Koetterheinrich appointed Administrator, ordered to give Bond for $2000, which was done and approved by the Court.

References
  1. ↑ United States. Adjutant General's Office. Index to compiled service records of volunteer Union soldiers who served in organizations from the state of Ohio. (Washington [District of Columbia]: The National Archives, 1965).

    Name: John W. Katterhenry
    Event Type: Military Service
    Military Beginning Rank: Private
    Military Final Rank: Private
    Military Side: Union
    State or Military Term: Ohio
    Military Unit: 191st Regiment, Ohio Infantry
    Military Company: H

  2. ↑ Find A Grave.

    William John Katterhenry\\
    Loudon Park National Cemetery
    Baltimore, Baltimore City, Maryland, USA
    Plot: Section A Site 1012

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