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- [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. 203.
Confirmation records. Rudolph Uthlaut, born 25 June 1824, confirmed on 5 May 1839.
- [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."
- [S160] Norma Trantham, "Heinrich Rudolph Uthlaut," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 8.
"Heinrich Rudolf (Rudolph) [Utlaut] was twelve years-of-age when his father and mother brought him to the United States." It is known from other sources that the family emigrated in 1836. If the Norma Trantham is correct about Heinrich's age at this time, by calculation he would have been born about 1823-1824.
- [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 319.
#4948; Heimliche Auswanderung. "a) Heinr. Rudolph Uthlaut aus Lienen b) 24.6.1824 - o) 1836 p) Amerika - s) die ganze Familie ist 1836 nach Amerika ausgewandert (vgl. Reg. Mü. 796)."
Translated and decoded according to the abbreviations explained on pages 54 and 56, the record reads: a) Heinrich Rudolph Uthlaut from Lienen b) born 24 June 1824 - o) emigrated in 1836 p) to America - s) the whole family emigrated to America in 1836 (compare to Reg. Mü. 796) [i.e., the record for Johann Heinrich Uthlaut, #4257, page 287].
- [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."
- [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].
- [S160] Norma Trantham, "Heinrich Rudolph Uthlaut," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 8.
"Rudolph lived to be 64 years-of-age dying 11:15 a.m. on March 25, 1888."
- [S161] Harold H. Hoeft, A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Utlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 3.
"...RUDOLPH, the father, was called from this earth on March 25, 1888, in his 66th year."
- [S160] Norma Trantham, "Heinrich Rudolph Uthlaut," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 8.
"Rudolph and Sophia [Utlaut] are laid to rest at St. Peter's Evangelical Church Cemetery at Deer, Missouri that is located near Chamois, Missouri. Rudolph was one of the founding fathers of this beautiful little church nestled in the hilss of central Missouri."
- [S161] Harold H. Hoeft, A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Utlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 3.
"His [Rudolph Uthlaut] mortal remains are at rest in St. Peter's Evangelical Church Cemetery, Deer, Osage County, Missouri, the church he helped organize and which is just a good stone's throw away from the farm home where he raised his family."
- [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."
- [S160] Norma Trantham, "Heinrich Rudolph Uthlaut," in A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, by Harold H. Hoeft, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Uthlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 8.
"[Heinrich Rudolph Utlaut] was living in the Holstein area when he married Sophia Brundieck....Rudolph and Sophia were married on October 16, 1857 in Holstein."
- [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 49.
Marriage record from Book B, 1846-1860, page 280. "16 Oct. 1857 Rudolph Uhlant - Sophia Frederika Brundick." The couple was married by Augustus F. Grabs, JP (p. 61)
- [S161] Harold H. Hoeft, A History of the Kersten-Uthlaut Families, 5th edition, edited by Howard and Karen Utlaut (privately printed, 2003), page 2.
"RUDOLPH UTHLAUT courted and married SOPHIA BRUNDIECK, who was born February 2, 1833, in Germany. Just when and where they were wed or where SOPHIA grew up is not known, but it is quite likely they were united in marriage in Holstein, since it is known that a sister of SOPHIA married a Mr. Schomberg who lived his life in that community. After their marriage RUDOLPH and SOPHIA moved to Osage County, Missouri and went into housekeeping on a farm at Deer, Missouri, where they actively engaged in tilling the soil. There they raised their family amidst sorrow and joy, becoming the parents of seven children."
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