Nolte, Glen Edward

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Buried:
Glen is buried in Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Lexington, Missouri.

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Buried:
Albert's grave is in Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Lexington, Missouri.

Albert married Speas, Wilma Jean 21 Apr 1955. Wilma was born 8 Mar 1934; died 13 Sep 1972; was buried , Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Buried:
Wilma's grave is in Memorial Gardens Cemetery in Lexington, Missouri.

Other Events:

• Residence: 5 Jun 1917, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA

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Birth:
According to his World War I draft registration card, filed on 5 June 1917, August reported that he was 23 years of age, born on 15 July 1894, near Mayview, Missouri. All other sources report that the birth occurred in 1893.

Residence:
According to information on his World War I draft registration card, filed on 5 June 1917, August William Nolte lived near Higginsville (R.F.D. #4). August reported that he was a self-employed farmer near Higginsville. He was single and had no previous military service. He claimed no exemption from the current draft. The Registrar of the local draft board, C. L. Glasscock, described August as a man of medium height and medium build; with gray eyes and auburn hair. There were no other physical characteristics that would disqualify August for military service.

Buried:
August was buried in the cemetery just east of Mayview associated with Zion Church. At the time, the congregation was part of the Evangelical and Reformed Church denomination. In 1957, that denomination and the Congregational Christian Church denomination merged to form the United Church of Christ.

Died:
According to his death certificate, August died at his home in rural Washington Township, Lafayette County, Missouri, 4 miles west of Higginsville. He had lived at this location for 13 years.

August married Knollenberg, Esther Mina 27 Feb 1924, Mayview, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA. Esther (daughter of Knollenberg, Heinrich August and Jungermann, Anna Sophia) was born 8 Aug 1898, Rush Hill, Audrain County, Missouri, USA; died 16 Jul 1983; was buried , Mayview, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Buried:
Esther was buried in the cemetery just east of Mayview associated with Zion Church. The congregation was a member of the United Church of Christ denomination.

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Married:
According to marriage records in Lafayette County, Missouri, "August Nolte," of Higginsville, and "Esther Knollenberg," of Mayview, received a marriage license at Lexington on 26 February 1924 and they were married the next day at Mayview by "Rev. Martin F. Seybold." Rev. Seybold was the pastor of Zion Evangelical Church at Mayview from 1920 to 1927.

Other Events:

• Immigration: Abt 1867–1868, USA

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Birth:
He was commonly known as F. W. or Fritz Nolte.

Immigration:

     According to Nolte family tradition, Heinrich Frederick emigrated to the USA from England about 1867 or 1868 as part of an extended family group, which included his father, Wilhelm, his mother, Maria and his younger sister, Friedericke; also, his grandfather, Frederick Nolte; and his uncle, Carl Nolte.
     Accompanying the Nolte family was his married aunt, Dorothea Friederike Henriette (Nolte) Rabius, her husband, Heinrich Rabius, and Herman Rabius, brother of Heinrich.
     It would appear that Heinrich and Friederieke (Nolte) Rabius stopped at Louisville, Kentucky in May 1868 for the birth of their son (and only child), Gustav H. Rabius. By 1869 the family had arrived in Lafayette County, Missouri.
     It is not known whether all of this extended family stopped in Louisville, or if some members traveled directly to Missouri and arrived before 1869.


Buried:
Frederick is buried in the Zion Church Cemetery.

Heinrich married Fiegenbaum, Maria Charlotte 30 Oct 1890, Mayview, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA. Maria (daughter of Fiegenbaum, Hermann Heinrich and Wehrmann, Wilhelmine Florentine Charlotte) was born 22 Mar 1867, Warren County, Missouri, USA; died 18 Feb 1926, Mayview, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA; was buried , Mayview, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]

Other Events:

• Baptism: 19 Apr 1867, Holstein, Warren County, Missouri, USA
• Census: Jun 1870, Charrette Township, Warren County, Missouri, USA
• Census: Jun 1880, Charrette Township, Warren County, Missouri, USA
• Confirmation: 13 Feb 1881, Holstein, Warren County, Missouri, USA

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Birth:
Her parents recorded this about Maria:

     Unser Tochter Maria Scharlotte geboren den
     22 März morgans um 9 uhr Im Jahr 1867
     Und getauft den 19 april

I have chosen a more conventional spelling for Charlotte in my translation:

     Our daughter Maria Scharlotte born on the
     22nd of March at 9 o'clock in the morning in the year 1867
     And baptized on the 19th of april


Baptism:
Maria Charlotte's baptism is recorded in the archives of the German Evangelical Church on Charrette in Holstein, Missouri (known since 1957 as Immanuels United Church of Christ). The sponsor was Charlotta Wehrmann.

Census:
According to the 1870 U.S. enumeration, Mary Fiegenbaum, a 3 year old female, lived on a farm served by the Hopewell post office with Herm [sic] Fiegenbaum, a 46 year old male farmer; Florent [sic] Fiegenbaum, a 35 year old female keeping house; and six other children: Florent [sic] Fiegenbaum (female, age 15); Louise Fiegenbaum (female, age 13); Henry Fiegenbaum (male, age 10); Fred[erei?] Fiegenbaum (male, age 8); Anna Fiegenbaum (female, age 5); Mary Fiegenbaum (female, age 3); and Frederic Fiegenbaum (male [sic], age 1) On the basis of other information, it seems likely that this youngest child was actually Friedericke Wilhelmine Fiegenbaum, a daughter born in August 1869.

Census:
According to the 1880 U.S. enumeration, Mary Fiegenbaum, age 13 and in school, lived on a farm with her parents, Herman Fiegenbaum (age 57), a farmer, and Florentine Fiegenbaum (age 46), keeping house, and her six siblings: Henry Fiegenbaum (age 20); William Fiegenbaum (age 18); Frederike Fiegenbaum (age 10), in school; Frederich Fiegenbaum (age 8), in school; August Fiegenbaum (age 4); and Martha Fiegenbaum (age 2).

Confirmation:
Maria's confirmation is recorded in the archives of the German Evangelical Church on Charrette in Holstein, Missouri (known since 1957 as Immanuels United Church of Christ). According to the published church records, she is the only confirmand listed in the class of 13 February 1881. On 10 April 1881, fourteen more young people were confirmed into the church. And a young woman was confirmed on 3 June 1881.

Buried:
Mary, as she is identified by her gravestone, is buried in the Zion Church Cemetery.

Died:
According to her death certificate, the cause of death was a case of influenza, of 30 days duration. Myocarditis, of 12 days duration, was listed as a contributory cause.

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Married:
According to marriage records in Lafayette County, Missouri, "Fred W. Nolte," of Mayview, and "Mary C. H. Fiegenbaum," of Mayview, received a marriage license at Lexington on 23 October 1890 and they were married seven days later at Mayview by "Wno. Buehler, evang. Pastor." Rev. William Buehler was the pastor of Zion German Evangelical Church at Mayview from 1887 to 1913.

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Buried:
Heinrich's grave is located in the Zion Church Cemetery.

Heinrich married Jungermann, Anna Sophia 17 Mar 1897, St. Charles, St. Charles County, Missouri, USA. Anna (daughter of Jungermann, Johann Fredrick Andreas Christian and Wesseler, Katherine Wilhelmenia) was born 18 Mar 1877, St. Charles, St. Charles County, Missouri, USA; died 10 Nov 1963, Missouri, USA; was buried , Mayview, Lafayette County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet]

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Died:
Linwood (Nelson) Jungerman had this appreciation of Anna:

     "Anna Sophia Knollenberg was a perfect example of the loving mother, efficient wife, and kindly neighbor. None ever entered her home but felt her interested concern for their personal welfare. Her mastery of the arts of cooking, sewing, cleaning, gardening, canning and poultry raising were unexcelled Oh! Those marvelous gooseberry pies!
     "She and her husband were married in St. Charles, MO and as the rest of the family moved West so did they. Their home for many years was the farm near Mayview. Here was where her children were educated, married, and launched into the world. Here in the Evangelical Cemetery her busy hands finally found rest."