Luginbuhl, Gilgeni Family - Luginbuel Funeral Home

At the turn of the century (1900) Peter's children were reaching adulthood. The elder son, Fred, was 19 and his sister,
Rosa, was 18. And by 1910 only Mamie, William and Lucy remained at home. Peter Luginbill, Jr. and his sister,
Jessie, had married and settled elsewhere.
Rosa had taken a job with the telephone company in Kansas. It was there she met her future husband, married and
settle down. The year was the early 1900s. The horse and buggy era was giving way to the automobile, an occasional
tractor could be seen, the telephone was becoming a popular fixture in homes, and the kerosene lamp was giving way
to electricity.
As the years, went by it was evident Peter was slowing down. Also, it could be seen that yet another generation was
being groomed to work the land. William Luginbill, born in 1890, was destined to be the one to carry on where first
John and then Peter left off. At Peter's death in 1926, William took the helm and managed the two homestead (John's
and Peter's) until he died in 1974.
Obituary notice dated October 21, 1926: Peter Luginbill of Near Humbuldt is Dead -- Humboldt, Oct. 21 -- Peter
Luginbill, sr., died Wednesday night at the Sabetha hospital, where he had been for treatment from his home five miles
southeast of Humboldt. He was a pioneer citizen of that community and had reached the age of 75 years, 10 months
and two days. He is survived by a large family of sons and daughters.
More About PETER LUGINBILL:
Burial: Four Mile Cemetery - Speiser Precinct, Richardson County NE, nearHumboldt, NE
Notes for ANNA ELIZABETH STALDER:
Obituary Notice dated September 13, 1929:
Mrs. Elizabeth Luginbill
Elizabeth Stalder Luginbill was born in Fulton County, Ohio, June 10, 1853, and passed away at her home near
Humboldt, Nebr. September 2, 1929 a the age of 76 years, 2 months and 22 days. At the age of 13, Mrs. Luginbill
came to Richardson County with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Stalder settling near Salem, later moving to the
Fourmile vicinity.
In 1880 she was married to Peter Luginbill, who passed away in October, 1926. They made their home on a farm
southeast of Humboldt, Nebr., where they resided until the time their demise. To this union was born seven children,
Frederick of Bern, Kans.; Mrs Rose Cowan, deceased: Peter Jr., of Humboldt: Mrs. Jessie Todd of Flagler, Colo.,
Maymie Page, Humboldt, and Wiliam and besides the children she leave to mourn her departure, three brothers. Fred
Stalder of Crescent, Okla., Peter Stalder of Elk Creek and Chris of Wymore: three sisters, Mrs. Rose Duncan of
Chicago, Mrs. Maggie Burgett and Mrs. Lew Burgett. Her brother, John E. and two sisters, Lynnie and Molly Wittwer,
preceded her in death. She was a member of the Salem Reformed church here, and had been for many years. She also
leaves twenty grandchildren and a host of other relative and friends, Mrs. Luginbill has been a patient sufferer for a
number of years, having to fore-go many of the pleasures of others, yet never complaining. Nearly two years ago she
entered the hospital for treatment and for a time felt better, still assisting with the tasks about the home. Survivors and
family will follow;
More About ANNA ELIZABETH STALDER:
Burial: Four Mile Cemetery - Speiser Precinct, Richardson County NE, nearHumboldt, NE
Children of PETER LUGINBILL and ANNA STALDER are:
31. i. JOHN FREDRICK FRED13 LUGINBILL, b. July 01, 1881, Humboldt - Richardson County, NE; d. April
23, 1946, Seneca - Nemaha County, Kansas.
32. ii. ROSE MARIE LUGINBILL, b. September 09, 1883, Humboldt - Richardson County, NE; d. April 07,
1919.
33. iii. PETER JACOB JR. LUGINBILL, b. October 20, 1884, Humboldt - Richardson County, NE; d. January 01,
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