Luginbuhl, Gilgeni Family - Luginbuel Funeral Home

ended in April 1865 and President Lincoln was shot the same month (April 1865). Two years later (March 1867)
Nebraska became the 37th State in the nation.
A deed dated January 3rd, 1868 at 11. O'clock am from A John Peavy & wife to John Luginbills for $1000.00
description of land in Richardson County containing 160 acres. Another deed dated the same for 160 acres.
Unfortunately, they destroyed or lost censuses for 1870 as were the files for 1890.
However, we do know William H. and Peter Luginbills were married between 1877 and 1880. William married Anna
Barbara Grossenbacher and Peter was wed to Elizabeth Stalder. Each of the new families now farms their own land,
possibly helped along by John.
Also, married in 1873 was Mary C. Luginbills. She wed John E. Wissler. Still at home, according to the 1880 census,
are Lizzie, 18, and Rosa, 15. Another son of John Senior, born in1859, also named John, died at an early age (no
record).
A deed dated May 9, 1874 at 12 O clock from John Luginbills & his wife Anna Elizabeth for the sum or $800.00 sold
to Samuel German description of land in Richardson County containing eighty acres.
At the turn of the century, John's wife, Elizabeth was a widow. The census of the year said she raised seven children,
six of them still living in 1900. She had come to the U.S. in 1834 and lived here for 66 years.
In the years preceding his death, John had considerable influence on events of Richardson County. It should be noted
the he was elected as a Judges to help select the County Seat for Richardson County. He was the judge from Speiser
Precinct when they named Fall City.
J. Lutinbuhl to P. Luginbuhl, Power of Attorney
Holmes County, Ohio
Deed Book Volume 23:195
Drawn 5 July 1858; recorded 17 November 1858
Know all men by these presents that we John Legenbeck And Anna Elizabeth Leganbeck (formerly Welte) wife of the
Said John Luginbedck of the County of Richardson And Territory of Nebraska do hereby constitute and affirm Peter
Leganbeck of the county of Holmes and State of Ohio an Attorney for us and in our name place and State to collect,
receive, Sell convey let and take charge of all our interest and estate legal and equitable in the Estate of Christian
Welte late of Said Holmes County deceased giving and granting unto my said Attorney full power and Authority to do
and perform all and any act and thing whatsoever necessary to be done in and about the premises, as full to all intents
and purposes as we might or could do if personally present with full power of substitution and revocation hereby
ratifying and confirming all that our Said Attorney or his substitute shall lawfully do or cause to be done by virtue
there of.
In testimony whereof we the Said John Legenbeck and Elizabeth Legenbeck have herein to set our hands and Seals
this 5 day of July A D 1858.
Signed Sealed and Acknowledged In our presence
Jofsuse Luginbuhl [signed in German] {seal}
Wm Willisand Elizabeth Luginbuhl [signed in German] {seal}
Elizabeth Rullri[?] [signed in German] {seal}
State of Missouri Buchanan County
On the 5? day of July AD 1858 before me William Ridenbaugh Clerk of the Buchanan circuit in and for Said County
and State came John Legenbeak and Anna Elizabeth Legenbeck his wife who are known to me to be the persons
whose names are subscribed to the above and forgoing Power of Attorney as parties thereto and acknowledge the
Same to be their act and deed for the uses & purposes therein mentioned. And She the Said Anna Elizabeth Legenbek
being by me made acquainted with the contents of Said Power of Attorney Acknowledged the Same to be her free act
and deed without any undue influence of her husband.
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