Son of Christian Peters and Johanna nee Weibring, William Peters married Ollie Gunby. The couple were lifelong residents of the McKittrick, Montgomery County, MO, area.
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Mr. Peters' obituary appeared in a Montgomery County newspaper, 30 May 1958:
McKittrick Resident, Dies
William F. Peters, 82, husband of Mrs. Ollie Peters, nee Gunby, died at his home at McKittrick on Memorial Day following a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at St. Marcus E. & R. Church at Rhineland, of which Mrs. Peters was a member, with Rev. Otto Kienker of Warrenton officiating. Burial took place in the church cemetery.
Mr. Peters, a son of the late Christian Peters and wife, nee Johanna Weibring, was born April 7, 1876, at Hermann. He was married to Miss Ollie Gunby on January 18, 1899, four children being born of the marriage. Mr. Peters was a carpenter and interior decorator and also served as manager of the former Rhineland Lumber Co.
Besides his wife, survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Felicia Meyer of McKittrick and Mrs. Florence Saak of Hermann; a son, Herbert J. Peters of Page, Ariz., one sister, Mrs. Bertha Kohlbusch of Hermann; 9 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. (Obituary is courtesy of Marj Miller, Montgomery County Historical Society.)
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father:
Christian Peters married Johanna nee Weibring sometime around 1875. The 1880 census indicates that Christian was a farmer living in Gasconade County, MO; stepson Benjamin Lansing age 14 living in the 1880 Peters' household confuses. By 1900 Christian and Johanna were living in Montgomery County; marriage was reportedly in 1881.
Christian Peters' MO death certificate reports that he was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. His parents were born in Germany and names unknown. Informant was his son William Peters: Christian Peters March 17, 1922 Montgomery 9533.
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Christian Peters
Birth Date: 02 Apr 1844
Death Date: 17 Mar 1922
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials
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mother:
Johanna "Hanna" Peters, wife of Christian Peters, died at Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis 25 Mar 1912. Her MO death certificate indicates that she was born at Rhineland and her parents were listed unknown. Informant was Mrs. Bertha Behrman of Rhineland, MO: Hanna Peters March 25, 1912 St. Louis 11736
probable narrative: Johanna Wiebering was probably the daughter of Arnal Wiebering (various spellings) and Theodora nee Hulkenberg; parents' names were taken from brother Gerhard Herman Weibering (1856-1931) MO death certificate. After the death of Johanna's father circa 1858, her mother married a Crews/Kruse.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Johannah Wiebering
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: District 61, Montgomery, Missouri
Family Number: 667
Household Members:
Peter Hulkenburg 60
John Hulkenburg 25
Theodore Hulkenburg 20
Benard Hulkenburg 14
Arnald Wiebering 31
Teodora Wiebering 27
Carline Wiebering 3
Johannah Wiebering 0
Menor Hulkenburg 21
John Wotterbury 27
Joseph Elsingtroff 20
1860 United States Federal Census
about Hannah Weibring
Age in 1860: 10
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1860:
Loutre, Montgomery, Missouri
Post Office: Rhineland
Household Members:
Henry Crews 35
Dorah Crews 36
Caroline Weibring 14
Hannah Weibring 10
Eliza Weibring 8
Gerrard Weibring 4
Antonia Weibring 11/12
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Johanna Peters
Birth Date: 04 Mar 1850
Death Date: 25 Mar 1912
w. of Christian
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials.
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Mr. Peters' obituary appeared in a Montgomery County newspaper, 30 May 1958:
McKittrick Resident, Dies
William F. Peters, 82, husband of Mrs. Ollie Peters, nee Gunby, died at his home at McKittrick on Memorial Day following a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at St. Marcus E. & R. Church at Rhineland, of which Mrs. Peters was a member, with Rev. Otto Kienker of Warrenton officiating. Burial took place in the church cemetery.
Mr. Peters, a son of the late Christian Peters and wife, nee Johanna Weibring, was born April 7, 1876, at Hermann. He was married to Miss Ollie Gunby on January 18, 1899, four children being born of the marriage. Mr. Peters was a carpenter and interior decorator and also served as manager of the former Rhineland Lumber Co.
Besides his wife, survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Felicia Meyer of McKittrick and Mrs. Florence Saak of Hermann; a son, Herbert J. Peters of Page, Ariz., one sister, Mrs. Bertha Kohlbusch of Hermann; 9 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. (Obituary is courtesy of Marj Miller, Montgomery County Historical Society.)
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father:
Christian Peters married Johanna nee Weibring sometime around 1875. The 1880 census indicates that Christian was a farmer living in Gasconade County, MO; stepson Benjamin Lansing age 14 living in the 1880 Peters' household confuses. By 1900 Christian and Johanna were living in Montgomery County; marriage was reportedly in 1881.
Christian Peters' MO death certificate reports that he was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. His parents were born in Germany and names unknown. Informant was his son William Peters: Christian Peters March 17, 1922 Montgomery 9533.
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Christian Peters
Birth Date: 02 Apr 1844
Death Date: 17 Mar 1922
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials
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mother:
Johanna "Hanna" Peters, wife of Christian Peters, died at Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis 25 Mar 1912. Her MO death certificate indicates that she was born at Rhineland and her parents were listed unknown. Informant was Mrs. Bertha Behrman of Rhineland, MO: Hanna Peters March 25, 1912 St. Louis 11736
probable narrative: Johanna Wiebering was probably the daughter of Arnal Wiebering (various spellings) and Theodora nee Hulkenberg; parents' names were taken from brother Gerhard Herman Weibering (1856-1931) MO death certificate. After the death of Johanna's father circa 1858, her mother married a Crews/Kruse.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Johannah Wiebering
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: District 61, Montgomery, Missouri
Family Number: 667
Household Members:
Peter Hulkenburg 60
John Hulkenburg 25
Theodore Hulkenburg 20
Benard Hulkenburg 14
Arnald Wiebering 31
Teodora Wiebering 27
Carline Wiebering 3
Johannah Wiebering 0
Menor Hulkenburg 21
John Wotterbury 27
Joseph Elsingtroff 20
1860 United States Federal Census
about Hannah Weibring
Age in 1860: 10
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1860:
Loutre, Montgomery, Missouri
Post Office: Rhineland
Household Members:
Henry Crews 35
Dorah Crews 36
Caroline Weibring 14
Hannah Weibring 10
Eliza Weibring 8
Gerrard Weibring 4
Antonia Weibring 11/12
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Johanna Peters
Birth Date: 04 Mar 1850
Death Date: 25 Mar 1912
w. of Christian
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials.
Son of Christian Peters and Johanna nee Weibring, William Peters married Ollie Gunby. The couple were lifelong residents of the McKittrick, Montgomery County, MO, area.
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Mr. Peters' obituary appeared in a Montgomery County newspaper, 30 May 1958:
McKittrick Resident, Dies
William F. Peters, 82, husband of Mrs. Ollie Peters, nee Gunby, died at his home at McKittrick on Memorial Day following a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at St. Marcus E. & R. Church at Rhineland, of which Mrs. Peters was a member, with Rev. Otto Kienker of Warrenton officiating. Burial took place in the church cemetery.
Mr. Peters, a son of the late Christian Peters and wife, nee Johanna Weibring, was born April 7, 1876, at Hermann. He was married to Miss Ollie Gunby on January 18, 1899, four children being born of the marriage. Mr. Peters was a carpenter and interior decorator and also served as manager of the former Rhineland Lumber Co.
Besides his wife, survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Felicia Meyer of McKittrick and Mrs. Florence Saak of Hermann; a son, Herbert J. Peters of Page, Ariz., one sister, Mrs. Bertha Kohlbusch of Hermann; 9 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. (Obituary is courtesy of Marj Miller, Montgomery County Historical Society.)
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father:
Christian Peters married Johanna nee Weibring sometime around 1875. The 1880 census indicates that Christian was a farmer living in Gasconade County, MO; stepson Benjamin Lansing age 14 living in the 1880 Peters' household confuses. By 1900 Christian and Johanna were living in Montgomery County; marriage was reportedly in 1881.
Christian Peters' MO death certificate reports that he was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. His parents were born in Germany and names unknown. Informant was his son William Peters: Christian Peters March 17, 1922 Montgomery 9533.
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Christian Peters
Birth Date: 02 Apr 1844
Death Date: 17 Mar 1922
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials
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mother:
Johanna "Hanna" Peters, wife of Christian Peters, died at Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis 25 Mar 1912. Her MO death certificate indicates that she was born at Rhineland and her parents were listed unknown. Informant was Mrs. Bertha Behrman of Rhineland, MO: Hanna Peters March 25, 1912 St. Louis 11736
probable narrative: Johanna Wiebering was probably the daughter of Arnal Wiebering (various spellings) and Theodora nee Hulkenberg; parents' names were taken from brother Gerhard Herman Weibering (1856-1931) MO death certificate. After the death of Johanna's father circa 1858, her mother married a Crews/Kruse.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Johannah Wiebering
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: District 61, Montgomery, Missouri
Family Number: 667
Household Members:
Peter Hulkenburg 60
John Hulkenburg 25
Theodore Hulkenburg 20
Benard Hulkenburg 14
Arnald Wiebering 31
Teodora Wiebering 27
Carline Wiebering 3
Johannah Wiebering 0
Menor Hulkenburg 21
John Wotterbury 27
Joseph Elsingtroff 20
1860 United States Federal Census
about Hannah Weibring
Age in 1860: 10
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1860:
Loutre, Montgomery, Missouri
Post Office: Rhineland
Household Members:
Henry Crews 35
Dorah Crews 36
Caroline Weibring 14
Hannah Weibring 10
Eliza Weibring 8
Gerrard Weibring 4
Antonia Weibring 11/12
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Johanna Peters
Birth Date: 04 Mar 1850
Death Date: 25 Mar 1912
w. of Christian
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials.
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Mr. Peters' obituary appeared in a Montgomery County newspaper, 30 May 1958:
McKittrick Resident, Dies
William F. Peters, 82, husband of Mrs. Ollie Peters, nee Gunby, died at his home at McKittrick on Memorial Day following a brief illness. Funeral services were held Monday at St. Marcus E. & R. Church at Rhineland, of which Mrs. Peters was a member, with Rev. Otto Kienker of Warrenton officiating. Burial took place in the church cemetery.
Mr. Peters, a son of the late Christian Peters and wife, nee Johanna Weibring, was born April 7, 1876, at Hermann. He was married to Miss Ollie Gunby on January 18, 1899, four children being born of the marriage. Mr. Peters was a carpenter and interior decorator and also served as manager of the former Rhineland Lumber Co.
Besides his wife, survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Felicia Meyer of McKittrick and Mrs. Florence Saak of Hermann; a son, Herbert J. Peters of Page, Ariz., one sister, Mrs. Bertha Kohlbusch of Hermann; 9 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. (Obituary is courtesy of Marj Miller, Montgomery County Historical Society.)
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father:
Christian Peters married Johanna nee Weibring sometime around 1875. The 1880 census indicates that Christian was a farmer living in Gasconade County, MO; stepson Benjamin Lansing age 14 living in the 1880 Peters' household confuses. By 1900 Christian and Johanna were living in Montgomery County; marriage was reportedly in 1881.
Christian Peters' MO death certificate reports that he was born in New Orleans, Louisiana. His parents were born in Germany and names unknown. Informant was his son William Peters: Christian Peters March 17, 1922 Montgomery 9533.
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Christian Peters
Birth Date: 02 Apr 1844
Death Date: 17 Mar 1922
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials
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mother:
Johanna "Hanna" Peters, wife of Christian Peters, died at Deaconess Hospital, St. Louis 25 Mar 1912. Her MO death certificate indicates that she was born at Rhineland and her parents were listed unknown. Informant was Mrs. Bertha Behrman of Rhineland, MO: Hanna Peters March 25, 1912 St. Louis 11736
probable narrative: Johanna Wiebering was probably the daughter of Arnal Wiebering (various spellings) and Theodora nee Hulkenberg; parents' names were taken from brother Gerhard Herman Weibering (1856-1931) MO death certificate. After the death of Johanna's father circa 1858, her mother married a Crews/Kruse.
1850 United States Federal Census
Name: Johannah Wiebering
Birth Year: abt 1850
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1850: District 61, Montgomery, Missouri
Family Number: 667
Household Members:
Peter Hulkenburg 60
John Hulkenburg 25
Theodore Hulkenburg 20
Benard Hulkenburg 14
Arnald Wiebering 31
Teodora Wiebering 27
Carline Wiebering 3
Johannah Wiebering 0
Menor Hulkenburg 21
John Wotterbury 27
Joseph Elsingtroff 20
1860 United States Federal Census
about Hannah Weibring
Age in 1860: 10
Birthplace: Missouri
Home in 1860:
Loutre, Montgomery, Missouri
Post Office: Rhineland
Household Members:
Henry Crews 35
Dorah Crews 36
Caroline Weibring 14
Hannah Weibring 10
Eliza Weibring 8
Gerrard Weibring 4
Antonia Weibring 11/12
Montgomery County, Missouri, Cemetery Records, Vol. 1-2:
Name: Johanna Peters
Birth Date: 04 Mar 1850
Death Date: 25 Mar 1912
w. of Christian
Cemetery: Kunt-St. Joseph Cemetery
Description: Located at Rhineland, Mo. Located at church site given by Dr. Larkin Hunt. Plans for building the church were abandoned due to cholera pestilence during the Civil War and hardships of the war. It is now used by St. Joseph's Catholic Church for burials.
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PETERS
WILLIAM F.
APR. 7, 1876
MAY 30, 1958
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OLLIE
MAR. 10, 1880
AUG. 20, 1963
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