Ancestors of Edward HUBER - Feb 14 2000

COMPILED BY: ALLEN L. POTTS (RESEARCH IN GERMANY)

FIRST GENERATION

1. Edward HUBER1,2 was born on Sep 1 1837 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana. He died on Aug 26 1904 in Marion, Marion Co., Ohio. He was a in Inventor, manufacturer, industrialist, manager, entrepreneur. He was educated in Normal elementary education for farm children of the time. About 8th grade. He Hobbies in Driving fine horses. He was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Marion, Marion Co., Ohio.

SECOND GENERATION

2. Phillip Benitus HUBER2 was born on Aug 23 1807 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Aug 23 1807 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Huber & Margaritha geb Kirn He died on Aug 3 1882 in Cemetery, Dover, Indiana. Parish Record - nach Nord Amerika 1832

Credit Mary Ann Huber:

Phillip Huber was educated in the common schools of Germany and later learned cabinet making. Phillip, one of four brothers, immigrated to America as a young man and upon settling in Philadelphia, he continued in that trade. His fiancee, Mary Hurn also for Weildorf, followed him in 1834 and they married. The couple moved to Dearborn County, Indiana, where Phillip established a blacksmith and cabinet shop. Since the demand for cabinets and furniture was small, he also made doors, blinds, sashes, and coffins. Later, he enlarged his shop to make farm wagons and such. Phillip married the second time to a woman named Anna, who died October 18, 1889, and is buried in the same Catholic cemetery as the first wife. Phillip died of apoplexy on August 3, 1882, and is buried in the Protestant Cemetery in Dover, IN.

From Edward Huber's Obituary from the Marion Daily Star, 27 August 1904, we have this:

Phillip Huber was on of four brothers to come to America. Phillip, being a cabinet maker, and after following his trade for a time, in the East, located on a farm near Kelso, Indiana. He was married to Mary HURM on Apr 11 1835 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

3. Mary HURM2 was born on Jun 25 1806 in Weildorf Bei Haigerloch, (Hohenzollern), Gemany. She died on Jul 23 1846 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana. She was buried in St John's Cemetery, Dover, Indiana. Birth records records had she went to Nort Amerika in 1833 and died July 6 1846 in Amerika

Phillip Benitus HUBER and Mary HURM had the following children:

i. Albert HUBER2 was born on Mar 10 1836 in Kelso, (Dover) Dearborn Co, Indiana. He died on May 14 1894 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana. Credit Mary Ann Huber:

Albert, the oldest of the children was destined to be a farmer. In their childhood years, Albert and Edward did most of the farming. When Edward became 13 years of age, he began to work with his father in the shop while Albert continued to farm. Albert married Louisa Senger, who was born in Bavaria, Germany. They had five children, four of whom are buried in Dover, IN, with their parents. Their son, John, moved to Marion, Ohio, in 1898. Albert spent his entire life farming the land his father had purchased in 1834. In fact, he died on 14 May 1894 while plowing corn after having been a pallbearer for a friend earlier in the day. His hands were still on the plow when he was found later in the day by his son, John.

1 ii. Edward HUBER.

iii. Amelia HUBER2 was born on Sep 28 1838 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana. She died in 1865. She was buried in 1865 in St. Mary's Cemetery, Marion, Marion Co., Ohio. Amilia Huber married John K Hammerle, who was part owner of a planing mill in Marion, Ohio. John was a brother to Elizabeth Hammerle, who would become the wife of Edward Huber. It was John Hammerle who talked Edward into coming to Marion to begin the manufacture of his wood revolving hay rake. After retiring from the manufacturing business, John and Amilia moved from Marion to Hamilton, Ohio

iv. John HUBER2 was born on Oct 10 1840 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana. He died on Feb 12 1863 in Heap Ballards Farm, Mississippi. Credit Casey Huber for providing this information:

John never married. According to his muster card, he enlisted on 15 October 1862 for nine months as a volunteer and served with Company D, 83rd Regiment of Indiana. His commanding officer was Captain John Lemuel. At the National Archives in Washington D.C., Casey was able to put together John's last five months of life.

On 5 December 1862, John Huber and his Company boarded a train in Indianapolis and started on a 316 mile ride to Cairo, Illinois. On 9 December 1862, they boarded a transport headed for Memphis, Tennessee. Around this same time, General Grant, head of the Union Army in the West, was planning his first attempt at taking Vicksburg, Mississippi. Vicksburg, located atop a bluff overlooking the Mississippi river, controlled the river and was considered one of the most important gateways to the south. Grant planned a two-prong attack. He would attack from the northeast while General Sherman would come in from the north. Grant ordered Sherman to go to Memphis and get the three newly arrived divisions of "Illinois and Indiana farm boys." This group became the Army of Tennessee.

On 20 December 1862, Company D boarded the Steamer Sioux City. After travelling 300 miles down the Mississippi River, they turned east and headed up the Yahzoo River to a point about 12 north of Vicksburg. Here they disembarked and Johnson's Farm in the area of the Chickasaw Bluffs. On 29 December 1862, the Union forces engaged the Confederates. Since the area was swampy and unfamiliar to the Union forces, there was a lot of confusion and misdirection. In addition, Grant's forces were held up because of the havoc that the Confederate General's Forrest and Van Dorn were wreaking on the Union supply lines further north. The Confederate forces held off the advances of the Union Soldiers and inflicted heavy casualties. The Union lost 1776 killed or wounded to the South's 207. In John's company, Private John Grove was killed and Sergeant Henry Hellsmen, Privates Henry Closterman and John Ferts were wounded. The following day, Sherman decided to withdraw because a fog was impeding the naval support on the river and he feared Confederate replacements would make matters worse. This was the first of several attempts on Vicksburg before it fell in July of 1863.

Sherman, who was angry about this botched attempt, wanted to balance his defeat with a victory. A Confederate garrison of some 5,000 men at the Post of Arkansas (also known as Fort Hindman) had been harassing Union supply operations on the Mississippi River. Sherman convinced General McClernand and Admiral Porter to attack the fort. On 2 January 1863, John's company re-embarked at Johnson's Farm landing. They disembarked on 10 January. They were accompanied by three iron clad ships, one of which was the Cincinnati. On 11 January 1863, they engaged the fort. Because of the overwhelming Union forces and the pounding from the iron clads, Fort Hindman surrendered that day. The casualty list, however, again favored the South. The north had 1,063 killed of wounded while the south had only 109. The south, however, surrendered the remaining 5,000 men and a new regiment that had just came in. John's company suffered no casualties in this battle.

On 14 January 1863, John's company re-embarked and arrived at Youngs Point, Louisiana, on 22 January. Youngs Point is across the river from Vicksburg. Here, according to Captain Lemuel's records, Company D performed fatigue duty until May or June. They then moved to Walnut Hill, Mississippi. It was during the stay at Youngs Point that John Huber contracted his illness. His company muster roll states that he died 12 February 1863 of an unknown disease. He was buried at Heap Bal lards Farm in Louisiana. He attained the rank of Corporal in the Infantry.

John was described as 22 years old, dark complexion, brown eyes and brown hair, and 5' 6" tall.

Company D saw no more action after the engagement at Fort Hindman (Post of Arkansas). They remained at Walnut Hills, just 18 miles north of Vicksburg, until they were discharged on 8 August 1863.

v. Maria HUBER2 was born on Jun 24 1842 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana. She died on Jul 14 1893 in St John's Cemetery, Dover, Indiana. Mary never married, and is buried beside her mother in St John's Cemetery, Dover, Indiana.

vi. Francesca HUBER2 was born on Aug 25 1844 in Dover, Dearborn Co., Indiana.

THIRD GENERATION

4. Joseph HUBER2 was born on Mar 8 1782 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Mar 8 1782 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Hurn & Jognna Weissin He died on Aug 9 1851 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was a weber Kleinforn in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Credit Mary Ann Huber:

In the early 1830's, four of Joseph and Magdalena Kirn Huber's 10 children left Weildorf, Hohenzollern, Germany, and come to America. Weildorf is a small farming village located near Haigerloch, 30 miles southwest of Stuttgart. Johannes and Phillip were two of those four children. We found passenger ship records for a Lucanus Huber, but we have not determined that this is the brother to Phillip and Johannes. Therefore, we do not know the names of the other brothers or what became of Johannes after he arrived. He was married to Magdalena KIRN on Feb 4 1805 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Testes: Tobias Huber & Elisabetha Glaunsin

5. Magdalena KIRN2 was born in 1783 in Grosselfingen, Hochingen, Germany. She died on Sep 5 1851 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Joseph HUBER and Magdalena KIRN had the following children:

i. Joann Adam HUBER2 was born on Dec 25 1805 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Dec 26 1805 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Huber & Margaritha geb Kirnin He died in America. Credit Mary Ann Huber:

Came to America, but don't know where he went.

Nach Nort Amerika 1837

2 ii. Phillip Benitus HUBER.

iii. Lukas HUBER2 was born on Oct 18 1809 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Oct 18 1809 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Huber and Margaritha geb Kirn He died on Jul 21 1863 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Note on baptism record gives date of death

iv. Damasus (Damas) HUBER2 was born on Dec 10 1811 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Dec 10 1811 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Huber & Margaritha geb Kirn nach Nord Amerika 1833

v. Paul HUBER2 was born on Jan 10 1813 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He died in 1879.

vi. Joseph HUBER2 was born on Mar 11 1816 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. nach Nord Amerika 1839

vii. Magdalena HUBER2 was born on Apr 6 1822 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Apr 6 1822 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Huber & Apollonia Soell

viii. Casper HUBER2 was born on Sep 24 1826 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Sep 24 1826 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thoms Huber & Margaretha Kirn He died on Sep 12 1832 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

ix. Bernhard HUBER2 was born on Aug 20 1828 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Aug 20 1828 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witnesses: Thomas Huber and Margaretha Kirn He died on Sep 27 1828 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

7. Anna Rosina SCHANNER was born on Dec 24 1782 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Sep 29 1860 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Georgious HURM and Anna Rosina SCHANNER had the following children:

3 i. Mary HURM.

ii. Agatha HURM was born on Jan 2 1808 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iii. Augenstine HURM was born on Apr 5 1813 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He died in 1874 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iv. Yakla HURM was born on Aug 5 1816 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He died on Mar 14 1886 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

v. Kungunda HURM was born on Jun 17 1820 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Dec 17 1884 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

vi. Katharina HURM was born on Jul 1 1823 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Dec 9 1844 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

vii. Helena HURM was born on Aug 10 1826 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

FOURTH GENERATION

8. Xavier HUBER2 was born on Sep 10 1737 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Sep 10 1737 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Joannes Kurn, Joseph Seiter & Maria Anna daughter He died on Nov 23 1808 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was married to Francesca RAIBLE on Sep 30 1771 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Testes: Georgius Hueber & Regina Hueber

9. Francesca RAIBLE2 was born in May 1732 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Mar 30 1816 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Xavier HUBER and Francesca RAIBLE had the following children:

i. Juditha HUBER was born on Jul 30 1772 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Jul 30 1772 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Ludwig Raible & Joanna Weissin

ii. Ignatius HUBER was born on Jul 28 1773 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Jul 28 1773 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Ludwig Raible & Joanna Weissin

iii. Maria HUBER was born on Sep 8 1774 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Sep 8 1774 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Ludwig Raible & Joanna Weiss

iv. Barbara HUBER was born on Dec 2 1775 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Dec 3 1775 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. witness: Ludwig Riable & Joanna Weiss

v. Thomas Aquiras HUBER was born on Feb 22 1777 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Feb 22 1777 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Ludovicus Raible & Joanna Weissin

vi. Veronica HUBER was born on Feb 1 1779 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Feb 1 1779 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Ludwi Raible & Joanna Weiss

vii. Udafarica HUBER was born on Jul 5 1780 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Jul 5 1780 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Thomas Hurn & Joanna Weisser

4 viii. Joseph HUBER.

11. Agatha MATTERIN2 was born in 1751 in Hechingen, Germany. She died on Oct 5 1821 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was buried on Oct 7 1821 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Death record shows her as wittwer of Kaspar Kirn

Casper KIRN and Agatha MATTERIN had the following children:

5 i. Magdalena KIRN.

13. Coerilia LENZ was born about 1760 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Christian HURM and Coerilia LENZ had the following children:

6 i. Georgious HURM.

ii. Helena HURM was born on May 2 1783 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iii. Heinrich HURM was born on Jul 15 1784 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He died on Jun 25 1851 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iv. Bartholomus HURM was born on Aug 19 1787 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

v. Katharina HURM was born on Apr 21 1789 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Jun 25 1817 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

vi. Simon HURM was born on Oct 23 1797 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

15. Eva GULMANN was born about 1760 in Jinnau.

Melchior SCHANNER and Eva GULMANN had the following children:

7 i. Anna Rosina SCHANNER.

FIFTH GENERATION

16. Conrad HUBER was born about 1709 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He died on May 14 1786 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was married to Maria Barbara HAUSER on Nov 22 1735 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Testes: Martin Hueber & Catharina Hueber from Weildorf

17. Maria Barbara HAUSER was born about 1710 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Conrad HUBER and Maria Barbara HAUSER had the following children:

i. Maria Ann HUBER was born on Aug 2 1736 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Aug 2 1736 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Joseph Hurn & Maria Anna

8 ii. Xavier HUBER.

iii. Georgius HUBER was born on Sep 16 1739 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was baptized on Sep 17 1739 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Joseph Hurn & Anna Voleh He died on Aug 2 1797 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iv. Regina HUBER was born on Mar 26 1741 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Mar 26 1741 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Joseph Furn Maria Anna Voleh She died on Apr 8 1821 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

v. Therisa HUBER was baptized on Nov 25 1745 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Joseph Furn & Maria Anna Voleh from Heigeloch She was born Noc 25 1745 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

vi. Clara HUBER was born on Aug 11 1751 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She was baptized on Aug 11 1751 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. Witness: Josephus Kurn & Maria Anna Volekin

25. Maria HUBER was born about 1710 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Jakob HURM and Maria HUBER had the following children:

12 i. Christian HURM.

29. Katharina LACHENMEIER was born on May 29 1721 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Mar 17 1801 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Christian SCHANNER and Katharina LACHENMEIER had the following children:

14 i. Melchior SCHANNER.

ii. Georg SCHANNER was born on Apr 13 1748 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He died on Mar 2 1819 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iii. Rosalia SCHANNER was born on Sep 4 1750 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Oct 29 1826 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

iv. Dominkic SCHANNER was born on Jul 31 1753 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

v. Mathias SCHANNER was born on Feb 24 1756 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

vi. Maria SCHANNER was born on Sep 3 1762 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. She died on Dec 13 1805 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

SIXTH GENERATION

56. Michael SCHANNER was born about 1680 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia. He was married to Maria RAIBLA.

57. Maria RAIBLA was born about 1690 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Michael SCHANNER and Maria RAIBLA had the following children:

28 i. Christian SCHANNER.

59. Katharina BISCHOFF was born about 1690 in Weildorf, Haigerloch, Prussia.

Balthasar LACHENMEIER and Katharina BISCHOFF had the following children:

29 i. Katharina LACHENMEIER.