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Genealogical
From my Father
Charles William Richert Oct 1931 -- Detroit, Michigan
Gwendolyn Naomia (private) Aug , 1932---Detroit, Michigan
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Carl William Richert May 19, 1905
-- Jasonville, Indiana - d.
Mildred Lucille Daily/Richert Oct 13, 1907 -- Columbus, Oh. - d.
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Charles Reichert May 11, 1881 - d.
Julia Stephania Vine/ Richert Jan 20, 1884 - d.
Married Jan 9, 1905
From a paper clip in the Family Bible
**Charles Reichert** Special to the Tribune BRAZIL. Ind.
Oct 3, 1941?(60) --- Charles Reichert, former
Brazil coal miner, who had been making his home at Eldorado Ill for the past 28
years died yesterday at the home of his son Carl Reichert (Richert) at Detroit,
while on a visit in that city, aged 60 years. He is survived by the widow, Mrs.
Julia Reichert of Eldorado, Ill.: a son and daughter, Carl, of Detroit, and Miss
Lucille Reichert of Eldorado. He is also survived by five brothers and three
sisters. John of Jasonville; Fred of Benton, Ill.; William, Joseph and Fred
Reichert, of this city; Mrs. Ada Moss and Mrs. Elizabeth Morris of Terre Haute,
and Mrs. Pell, of Indianapolis. The body arrived in Brazil last evening and was
taken to Miller and Son's Funeral Home. Funeral services will be held tomorrow
at the funeral home.
1920 East Eldorado ILL
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Carl Reichert b. Aug 5,1846 -Germany -d.
came to Brazil, Indiana 1881 listed as a miner listed 1900 census "Charles
Richard")
The following is from the 1900 Clay County Indiana Census
http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/census/1900/ed12pg04.htm
His paperwork shows his name spelled "Richard" but signed "Reichert"
Richard Charles
Aug 1846 30 years married
1881 year Immigration
coal miner
(Piper) Minnie Apr 1850
30
1882 year Immigration
Charles May 1881
1882 year Immigration
John Sept 1883
http://www.rootsweb.com/~inclay/peavey.htm
Fredrick Sept 1884
William Jan 1886
Frank May 1891
Joseph Sept
1893
shows 10 children but only 6 listed - from Ob?? Mrs. Ada Moss and Mrs.
Elizabeth Morris of Terre Haute, and Mrs. Pell, of Indianapolis, Henry of
Jasonville .
From 1890 Shows Charles Richert
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Carl Reichert b. Aug 5,1846 -Germany -d.
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- In German Carl August Reichert
5 August 1846
3 Juni 1872
20 Mai 1874 |
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- In German ??? Reichert
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- In German Carl August Reichert
-- August 1846
14 Fuli?? 1871 |
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Declaration of Intention
Charles Richard
born Germany age "37" migrated from "Autwarp??" (Antwerp Belgium??) on or
about 28 November 1881
Arrived 25 December 1881
State of Indiana Clay County brazil
12 October 1884 |
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Naturalization State of Indiana Clay County
Oct
12 1892
Charles Reichert - Germany
23 Oct 1884 - Reported Himself for Naturalization
* Citizenship*
Brazil Indiana 8 Aug 1893 |
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From Family Bible paper
clipping
FRANK REICHERT (JAN 16)- 1951?
BRAZIL. Ind., Jan19.- (special)- Requiem mass will be celebrated at 9
o'clock Monday morning at the Annunication Church with Rev. C. H. Wagner
officiating, for Frank Reichert, 60 years old, who died at the family home,
810 West Church street, here. Burial will be in Summit Lawn cemetery. The
rosary will be recited at8 o'clock Sunday evening at the Miller and Son's
Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 o'clock Sunday
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Is this Carl Richert and his sister Lucille Richert
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From Family Bible paper
clipping
MARY-MAGDALENE REICKERT
BRAZIL, Ind., Jan
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On back of the picture ??
John Petice??
Judge Risly
Chas Richert
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From Family Bible paper
clipping
in pencil Feb,2,1916 1:10
/ Donald's grandmother
WELL KNOWN WOMEN CALLED BY DEATH
HEAD OF FAMILY OF TEN CHILDREN DIES AT
HER HOME IN HADLEYTOWN.
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COMPLICATION OF DISEASES
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Was a Member of Catholic Church The
Funeral Arrangements Will be Announced Tomorrow.
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Mrs. Minnie Pieper Reichert
died at her home in Hadleytown today, after an illness of la grippe. The
deceased woman was 65 years of age.
She leaves to mourn her departure,
a husband, Charles A., and a family of ten children, two sisters, one
brother and a number of grandchildren.
She was born in Germany, but came
to this country in her early youth. Those that survivee are: Mrs.
James Morris, Mrs. James Moss, of Terre Haute, Mrs. Martin Pell of St.
Louis, Mo., Henry and John Reichert of Jasonville, William Reichert of Terre
Haute, Joseph and Frank of Clinton, Charles Reichert of Eldora, ILL., Fred
Reichert of Brazil and two sisters, Mrs. Lou Smith, of this city and Mrs.
Bertha Metz of Clinton, one brother, Gustave Pieper of Dicksonville, Ill.
The deceased woman was a member of
the Catholic Church. The funeral announcement will be made later.
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From Family Bible paper
clipping
in pencil Feb,2,1916 1:10
MRS. RICKERT
(spelled in paper) DIES OF GRIP
WELL KNOWN WOMAN PASSED AWAY AT THE HOME
IN HADLEYTOWN, THIS MORNING AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS
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WAS BORN IN GERMANY
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Came To This Country When Young Woman,
and Had Resided Here Many Years -- Deceased is Survived By her Husband and
Ten Children
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Mrs. Minnie Pieper Rickert, wife of Chas. A. Rickert, passed
away at the home in Hadleytown at 2:30 o'clock this morning, after a short
illness of the grip, at the age of 65 years.
The deceased was born in Germany, but came to this country
when a young woman and had resided in this city for many years. She was a
member of the Catholic church from childhood, and lived a consistent
Christian life, and was held in high regard by all who knew her as a friend
and a neighbor.
The deceased is survived by the husband and ten children, as
follows: Henry and John Rickert, of Jasonville, Mrs. James Morris, Mrs.
William Moss and William Rickert of Terre Haute; Joseph and Frank Rickert,
of Clinton; Charles Rickert, of Eldorado, Ill,; Mrs. Martin Pell, of St.
Louis, and Fred Rickert of this city. The deceased is also survived by 9
grandchildren, two sisters. Mrs. Lou Smith, of this city, Mrs. Bertha Metz,
of Clinton; and one brother;, Gustave Pieper, of Dixon, Ill.
The funeral arrangements have not been completed and will be
announced.
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From Family Bible paper
clipping
MARY-MAGDALENE REICHERT
BRAZIL Ind. Jan 25 -- (Special) Mrs. Mary Magdalene Reichert, 47
years old, wife of Joseph Reichert, died at 6:45 o'clock Friday morning at
the residence, 402 South Alabama street. Besides the husband, she is
survived by two sons and a daughter, McM2/c Joseph C. Reichert, of the Navy;
James C., Hackensack, N.J., and Miss Minnie Reichert, at home; two
grandchildren, the father, George Mienheartt, and brother, Clifford
Mienheartt, both of this city. The body was taken to the Miller & Son's
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From Family Bible paper
clipping BRAZIL SOLDIER MISSING
BRAZIL, Ind., Jan. 29 -- (Special) -- Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Reichert of 801 West Church Street received a wire from the War Department
this morning stating that their son, Staff Sgt. Frank M. Reichert, has been
missing in action on the western front in Belgium since Jan. 11.
Staff Sergeant Reichert was employed at the du Pont Ordnance
Plant before his induction on Dec 5, 1942 and is a member of Co. C 395th
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Carl Reichert
Christina Leppla
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