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- [S159] Norma Trantham, "Johann Heinrich Uthlaut Family," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 6.
"Johann Heinrich Uthlaut was born August 3, 1789 to Johann Hindrich Uthlaut (b. 1754) and Anna Catharina Kibben (b. 1759). The family lived in Lienen, Kreis Tecklenburg, Westphalen, Prussia (Germany). He was one of six known children born to this family. Johann's siblings include Anna Catharina (b. 1783), Johann Ernst (b. 1787), Ernst Wilhelm (b. 1794), and Ernst Friedrich (b. 1804). It is not known whether any of these siblings migrated to the United States."
- [S35] Immanuels United Church of Christ, The History of Our Church, 1839-1989: One Hundred Fifty Years (Holstein, Missouri: Immanuels United Church of Christ, 1989), p. 284.
Death and burial records. Johann Heinrich Uthlaut died 22 June 1865 at the age of 76 years. He was born in Liene [sic]. Calculating from the date of death and age at death provided in this record, Johann would have been born about 1788-1789.
- [S159] Norma Trantham, "Johann Heinrich Uthlaut Family," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), pages 6-7.
"Sometime during 1836 the decision was made by Johann Heinrich and Anna Catharina Elisabeth to move their family from the community of Lienen Kreis Tecklenburg, Westfalen to the New World....The Uthlaut family arrived in the New World via the Port of New Orleans in November of 1836 as indicated in the Passenger and Immigration Lists Index for that year. Johann and Anna Catherina's [sic] children that made the trip with them included Conrad Ernst, Heinrich Rudolf, Friederika Sophia, Sophia Elisabeth Frederika, Friedrich Wilhelm Herman and Wilhelm Jacob.... [They] landed in the area known as the Holstein-Treloar region of Missouri. There they settled taking up farming and living in the midst of other German families who had come before them. The fact that they arrived in the area in the dead of winter leads one to believe that they received aid and shelter from the other families living in the area."
- [S11] Friedrich Müller, "Westfälische Auswanderer im 19. Jahrhundert - Auswanderung aus dem Regierungsbezirk Münster, 1. Teil, 1803-1850," Beiträge zur westfälischen Familienforschung, 22-24 (1964-1966), page 287.
#4257; Heimliche Auswanderung. "a) Joh. Heinr. Uthlaut aus Lienen b) 1790 d) Ehefrau e) sechs Kinder , davon das älteste am 10.6.1820 geboren - o) 1836 p) Nordamerika - Missouri - s) vgl. Reg. Mü. M 59-3."
Translated and decoded according to the abbreviations explained on pages 54 and 56, the record reads: a) Johann Heinrich Uthlaut from Lienen b) born in 1790 d)accompanied by his wife e) accompanied by six children, the eldest of whom was born 10 June 1820 - o) emigrated in 1836 p) to North America - Missouri - s) compare the records for Reg. Mü. M 59-3 [i.e., the record for W. Rudolph Uthland, #4809, page 313].
- [S161] Harold H. Hoeft, A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Utlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 2.
"It is highly probable that J. H. KERSTEN and JOHN UTHLAUT brought their families to America with the "Thirty-twoers". To alleviate the doubt that exists we might say that 1831 is more correct for JOHN UTHLAUT'S arrival since it is reported that RUDOLPH, his son, was 6 years old when he came to our shores and RUDOLPH was born on June 25, 1824." "JOHN UTHLAUT is believed to have settled in the Holstein-Treloar area, possibly on the farm in Treloar bottom that was in the Uthlaut family for a long time."
- [S159] Norma Trantham, "Johann Heinrich Uthlaut Family," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 7.
"Johann departed from this life on June 22, 1865 at the age of 76 years. Johann's tombstone is located to the north of the marker showing the site of the log cabin church. Where Johann's wives Anna Catharina Elisabeth and Maria Sophia are buried is not known." The "log cabin church" is identified earlier on page 7: "Johann became one of the charter members of the Immanuel Evangelical Church at Holstein [Missouri]. He and his family soon joined in with the activites of the church. He helped with the building of the first church called the German Lutheran Church on Charette which was a log cabin finished on February 27, 1839. A marker shows the site of that first church in Holstein, which burned, to the ground on January 22, 1855."
- [S35] Immanuels United Church of Christ, The History of Our Church, 1839-1989: One Hundred Fifty Years (Holstein, Missouri: Immanuels United Church of Christ, 1989), p. 284.
Death and burial records. Johann Heinrich Uthlaut died 22 June 1865 at the age of 76 years. He was born in Liene [sic].
- [S161] Harold H. Hoeft, A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Utlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 2.
"No information has been found as to when JOHN died, but he is probably buried in Immanuel Cemetery [in Holstein, Missouri]."
- [S159] Norma Trantham, "Johann Heinrich Uthlaut Family," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 6.
"The minister Veriege united Johann Heinrich [Uthlaut] and Anna Catharina Elisabeth [Kramer] in marriage on May 19, 1820 at the Lienen Evangelical Church in Lienen, Westphalen, West Germany."
- [S159] Norma Trantham, "Johann Heinrich Uthlaut Family," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 7.
Following the death of Johann Heinrich Uthlaut's first wife in the early 1840's, he "then married Maria Sophia (nee Theben) Henschen. She was a widow with a young son named Hermann."
- [S138] Mrs. Howard W. Woodruff, Marriage Records, Warren County, Missouri: Books A and B, 1833-1860 (Kansas City, Missouri: Mrs. H. W. Woodruff, 1969), page 15.
Marriage records from Book A, 1833-1846, page 105: "28 Apr. 1844 John Henry Uthrant - Mary Sophia Deben." Mrs. Woodruff indicates that the marriage was performed by "Frederick Muench, German Church on Lake & Charrette Creeks."
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