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Baptism: October 26, 1845, Winesburg, Holmes County, OH - Sponsor: Peter & Anna Lugibuhl 3 - Margarete Stepper xiii. HENRIETTA SOPHIA LUGINBUHL, b. April 14, 1848, Winesburg, Holmes County, Ohil; m. JACOB F. AMSTUTZ, September 28, 1871, Holmes County, OH; b. Abt. 1845. Notes for HENRIETTA SOPHIA LUGINBUHL: Page 54 "Thirty-five Years Ago list of marriage licenses taken from the Records of 1871" September 28. Jacob F. Umstead, Henrietta Lugenbuhl November Peter Garman, Mary Lugenbuhl A Quitclaim Deed dated April 28, 1878, Recorded June 6,1878, Henrietta Amstutz and her husband Jacob Amstutz was a resident of Isabella County, State of Michigan. More About HENRIETTA SOPHIA LUGINBUHL: Baptism: May 12, 1848, Winesburg, Holmes County, OH - Sponsors: August Freidrich 2 - Anna Lugibuhl 3 - Christian Lugibuhl 4 - Susanna Wueherer Burial: Trail Swiss Cemetery, Walnut Creek Twp, Holmes County, Ohio Census: 1860, Paint, Holmes County, Ohio Notes for JACOB F. AMSTUTZ: One records located by the Researcher list Jacob last name as Amstutz? xiv. WILLIAM LUGINBUHL, b. 1851, Winesburg, Holmes County, Ohil; d. Bef. 1878. More About WILLIAM LUGINBUHL: Census: 1860, Paint, Holmes County, Ohio Generation No. 11 12. JOHN THOMAS JOHANNCS11 LUGINBILL (PETER10 LUGENBUHL, PETER9, PETER8 LUGINBUHL, PETER7, PETER6, CHRISTIAN5, NIKLAUS4, PETER3, PETER2, GILGEN1) was born November 18, 1824 in Bowil, Bern, Switzerland, and died June 29, 1897 in Speiser Precinct, Richardson County, Nebraska. He married ANNA ELIZABETH WELTE May 10, 1850 in Holmes County, OH, daughter of CHRISTIAN WAELTY and CAATHERINE SCHNEIDER. She was born October 28, 1825 in Walkrintgen, Bern, Switzerland, and died February 08, 1904 in Speiser Precinct, Richardson County, Nebraska. Notes for JOHN THOMAS JOHANNCS LUGINBILL: A records obtain by the Researcher: John Lugenbuchel of Oberthal arrived in Walnut Creek September 1832 Came with Nicholas Joss. The date of marriage obtain from Marriage Records of Holmes County, OH 1825 - 1865 on page 371. Holmes County, Ohio Probate Court Marriages - Microfilm In Vol. 3, page 9 -- John Lukenbill and Elizabeth Welty: May 7, 1850 -- May 13, 1852 First date may have been the marriage date and the second date the date the record was recorded. The State of Ohio Holmes County I hereby certify that on this 10th day of May AD 1850, I jointed in marriage John Lukenbill and Ann Elizabeth Welty J.G. Zahner, M.G. HISTORY OF RICHARDSON COUNTY, SPICER TOWNSHIP, NE file:///C|/Users/Alienware/Desktop/Luginbuel%20Family.txt[12/1/2011 5:56:40 AM]
A tall, ornate headstone, etched with age, marks the final resting place of a Nebraska pioneer named John Luginbill. He was born more than 160 years ago near Bern, Switzerland, and died June 29, 1897 in Richardson County, Nebraska. John is buried in Four-Miles Cemetery, a picturesque setting of gentle rolling hills and valleys punctuated by timberlands that follow streams snaking their way toward the Missouri River. The Luginbill family migrated to American in 1829. They made the Atlantic crossing in a sailing ship and the trip through the Appalachian mountains was accomplished by wagon train. The family settled in or near Waynesburg or Winesburg (Stark County), Ohio, about 1830. The 1850 Federal Census of Holmes County, Ohio records the young man's age as 24 and that he was married to Elizabeth Welti. She too, was born in Switzerland and had come to America when two year's old. Census records of 1860 show the family has moved further west to Andrews County, Missouri. This move, probably about 1853, was the next to last stop for the John Luginbill family since records show they were in Nebraska in 1856. Note: History of Richardson County, Nebraska list the following family member at the FIRST REGISTER OF SETTLER'S CLAIM John Luginbill - October 3, 1854: Peter Luginbill - October 3, 1854: Christian Luginbill - October 3, 1854: (Peter and Christian brothers of John Luginbill). Nebraska, still a Territory, was blessed with rich, black soil that produced abundant crops for a growing young nation. This was the end of the rainbow for John Luginbuel. Here he put down roots, and here he remained. By this time there were two new additions to the family: Elizabeth and Rosena. Older members for the family were William H., Peter, Mary C., Henrietta, and John -- for a total of seven children. It should be said that in 1854 a settler could homestead 160 acres, live on for six months, and then buy it from the U.S. Government for $1.25 an acre. At the time they called it preemption, and that is the road John traveled, but it wasn't an easy one. Historians note that the frontier in those days was no place for weaklings. Only the fittest could endure the hardships, privations, and dangers of everyday living. Although friendly and helpful, the Indian was a factor. One anecdote has it that John owned a pair of oxen he obviously had brought from Ohio. One winter day while logging. Indians made off with his one and only team. Promptly he picked up a gun and trailed them through the snow to Brownsville, Nebraska. After confronting the culprits in language they understood, they returned the oxen and John returned home. Without question, the winter of 1854-55 was to be a hard one for the Luginbills. They lived in a log cabin in that provided few comforts, especially with seven children. The, too, the weather was harsh and provisions were scarce. The daughters learned to spin wool and weave cloth to keep the family warm. John and his sons tended the livestock in makeshift shelters and melted snow to drinking water. By springs they were ready to go into the fields. A set back of sorts occurred a few years later when President Buchanan signed legislation requiring payment of the $1.25 per acre that John had signed up to buy. He had no choice but to take the inheritance money and savings of the entire family to pay for the title to his 160 acres. From that point on, however, the John Luginbill family fortunes began to look better. Besides the land John had found through homesteading rights, deals were struck with Indian Chiefs for additional acreage and, little by little, John Luginbills holding became substantial. Meantime, the country was going through an era of turmoil and agony. They abolished slavery in 1865; The Civil War file:///C|/Users/Alienware/Desktop/Luginbuel%20Family.txt[12/1/2011 5:56:40 AM]
Page 1 and 2: Descendants of Gilgen Luginbuhl Gen
Page 3 and 4: iv. JOHANNES LUGINBUHL, d. January
Page 5 and 6: 2) Christian Born 1831 3) Caroline
Page 7 and 8: 5Lugibuhl, Frederich son Christian
Page 9 and 10: Tuscarawas County, Ohio Marriages 1
Page 11 and 12: Lubenbuehl, Peter d Jan 2, 1878 75
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Page 15 and 16: Leganbeck of the county of Holmes a
Page 17 and 18: consideration of the sum of four hu
Page 19 and 20: acres of land be the Same more or l
Page 21 and 22: Michigan THE STATE OF OHIO Isabelle
Page 23 and 24: above name Christian Luginbuhl and
Page 25 and 26: Summit and State of Ohio in conside
Page 27 and 28: County of Holmes and State of Ohio
Page 29 and 30: vi. FREDERICK LUGINBUHL, b. January
Page 31: and State of Ohio do hereby REMISE,
Page 35 and 36: {seal} Witness my hand and Seal of
Page 37 and 38: Administrated the estate of Godlip
Page 39 and 40: William Reed - 43 a farmer $800.00
Page 41 and 42: John Burkey Recorder 26. ii. GEORGE
Page 43 and 44: Same lot No 31 thence west 10 perch
Page 45 and 46: a Reformed Church of the United Sta
Page 47 and 48: 1960, Omaha, Douglas County, NE. iv
Page 49 and 50: She married Christian Christ Ast. T
Page 51 and 52: Washington County, Arkansas, and di
Page 53 and 54: y Frederick Luginbyhl of the County
Page 55 and 56: 66. i. PHILO ARNOLD13 LUGINBYHL JR.
Page 57 and 58: iv. WILMA LUGINBILL, b. 1918; d. 19
Page 59 and 60: PETER2, GILGEN1) was born August 22
Page 61 and 62: i. DOROTHY RUTH14 TWEEDIE, m. CHARL
Page 63 and 64: 53. LAWRENCE ALLEN13 LUGINBUEL (CHA
Page 65 and 66: and has worked with the Community P
Page 67 and 68: 2:00 at Bethany First Church of the
Page 69 and 70: Amarillo, Potter, Texas, USA. 107.
Page 71 and 72: pallbearers will be Ricky Terry, Ji
Page 73 and 74: 69. IRENE14 LUGINBILL (JOHN CHRISTI
Page 75 and 76: 124. iii. ELOISE ANN CLOUD, b. 1946
Page 77 and 78: Children of MADISON ADAIR and LOUIS
Page 79 and 80: Burial: January 31, 2006, Lincoln C
Page 81 and 82: and MYRTLE BLOYERS. He was born Dec
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She married Kenneth W. "Ken" Murphy
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Child of PAMELA LUGINBYHL and MICHA
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THOMAS JOHANNCS11, PETER10 LUGENBUH
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Children of BOB ADAIR and MARY WALK
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Children of DEBORAH SNODGRASS and K
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Children of MEREDITH MURPHY and SAM
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LUGINBUHL, PETER7, PETER6, CHRISTIA
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