Margaret (Keffner) Stremsterfer

Family

Sources

1. Wallace, Past and Present of the City of Springfield and Sangamon County (1904), "HERMAN STREMSTERFER" (b. 19 Dec 1866, Springfield Twp farmer; German Lutheran church): "His father, John Stremsterfer, was a native of Germany, born about 1833 ... He sought a home in Springfield township, Sangamon county, Illinois, and was married here to Margaret Keffner, who was likewise a native of the fatherland ... The father of our subject purchased a farm not far from Springfield, and there he carried on the work of tilling the soil until his death, which occurred about 1878. His wife long survived him and passed away on the 4th of November, 1887. In the family were two sons and a daughter: George S., who is a farmer of Sangamon county; Herman, of this review; and Anna, the wife of Charles Klor, who is represented on another page of this volume." Matches anna-stremsterfer-klor-bsb: daughter Anna, wife of Charles Klor (locked husband), sister of Herman, father John Stremsterfer of Springfield.

   Wallace, Past and Present of the City of Springfield and Sangamon County (1904), "HERMAN STREMSTERFER" (b. 19 Dec 1866, Springfield Twp farmer; German Lutheran church): "His father, John Stremsterfer, was a native of Germany, born about 1833 ... He sought a home in Springfield township, Sangamon county, Illinois, and was married here to Margaret Keffner, who was likewise a native of the fatherland ... The father of our subject purchased a farm not far from Springfield, and there he carried on the work of tilling the soil until his death, which occurred about 1878. His wife long survived him and passed away on the 4th of November, 1887. In the family were two sons and a daughter: George S., who is a farmer of Sangamon county; Herman, of this review; and Anna, the wife of Charles Klor, who is represented on another page of this volume." Matches anna-stremsterfer-klor-bsb: daughter Anna, wife of Charles Klor (locked husband), sister of Herman, father John Stremsterfer of Springfield.

2. Wallace, Past and Present of the City of Springfield and Sangamon County (1904), "HERMAN STREMSTERFER" (b. 19 Dec 1866, Springfield Twp farmer; German Lutheran church): "His father, John Stremsterfer, was a native of Germany, born about 1833 ... He sought a home in Springfield township, Sangamon county, Illinois, and was married here to Margaret Keffner, who was likewise a native of the fatherland ... The father of our subject purchased a farm not far from Springfield, and there he carried on the work of tilling the soil until his death, which occurred about 1878. His wife long survived him and passed away on the 4th of November, 1887. In the family were two sons and a daughter: George S., who is a farmer of Sangamon county; Herman, of this review; and Anna, the wife of Charles Klor, who is represented on another page of this volume." Matches anna-stremsterfer-klor-bsb: daughter Anna, wife of Charles Klor (locked husband), sister of Herman, father John Stremsterfer of Springfield.

   Wallace, Past and Present of the City of Springfield and Sangamon County (1904), "HERMAN STREMSTERFER" (b. 19 Dec 1866, Springfield Twp farmer; German Lutheran church): "His father, John Stremsterfer, was a native of Germany, born about 1833 ... He sought a home in Springfield township, Sangamon county, Illinois, and was married here to Margaret Keffner, who was likewise a native of the fatherland ... The father of our subject purchased a farm not far from Springfield, and there he carried on the work of tilling the soil until his death, which occurred about 1878. His wife long survived him and passed away on the 4th of November, 1887. In the family were two sons and a daughter: George S., who is a farmer of Sangamon county; Herman, of this review; and Anna, the wife of Charles Klor, who is represented on another page of this volume." Matches anna-stremsterfer-klor-bsb: daughter Anna, wife of Charles Klor (locked husband), sister of Herman, father John Stremsterfer of Springfield.