Jochim Göttsch, 1826–1892 (aged 65 years)
- Name
- Jochim /Göttsch/
- Given names
- Jochim
- Surname
- Göttsch
- Name
- N. Jochim /Goettsch/
- Given names
- N. Jochim
- Surname
- Goettsch
| Birth | December 16, 1826
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25 This is the town that Jochim is from, and it is hand written by Hans A Goettsch as execuator of Jochim's estate. I presume Hans, Jochim and Cecilia are all from the same town. The full document can be found under Sources and named "GoettschJochim_probate01". Also see the Gottsch family website "www.gottschfamily.net" for more information about the history of the area. |
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| Birth of a brother | Hans A Göttsch March 23, 1837 (aged 10 years) Note: The following chruch birth record was provided by William R Gottsch.
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| Death of a paternal grandmother | Sielk Steffen October 30, 1841 (aged 14 years) |
| Death | November 25, 1892 (aged 65 years) I located the obit of Jochim Goettsch. From the Davenport Leader, Davenport, Scott County, Iowa dated Saturday November 26, 1892: GOETTSCH Jochim Goettsch, an old resident of Rockingham, died at his home there Thursday, aged about 70 years. Mr. Goettsch was a bachelor. He was a farmer in former days, and had before that been a miner in the west. He accumulated quite a comfortable property throught his exertions, and was able to live comfortably. His relatives are his brother, Hans Asmus Goettsch of New Liberty, and a sister whose residence is not known. (this is typed as written in paper. Also, Rockingham is/was a part of Davenport.) Reported by Linda Danielson Rockingham. Located on the Mississippi River, 4 miles southwest of Davenport and 6 miles northeast of Buffalo, at the southwest corner of Davenport city limits in Rockingham Twp., Section 8. Post office established March 11, 1837, John H. Sullivan, postmaster and discontinued December 16, 1847. |
| father |
1791–
Birth: February 6, 1791
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24 — Gadersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein |
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| mother |
1801–
Birth: December 5, 1801
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21 — Gadersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein |
| Marriage | Marriage — September 30, 1824 — |
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2 months
elder sister |
1824–1894
Birth: November 24, 1824
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22 — Gadersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein Death: October 4, 1894 — Hawarden, Iowa |
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2 years
himself |
1826–1892
Birth: December 16, 1826
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25 — Gatersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein Death: November 25, 1892 — Rockingham (Davenport), Iowa |
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10 years
younger brother |
1837–1910
Birth: March 23, 1837
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35 — Gatersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein Death: November 1, 1910 — Holstein, Ida County, Iowa |
| Birth | This is the town that Jochim is from, and it is hand written by Hans A Goettsch as execuator of Jochim's estate. I presume Hans, Jochim and Cecilia are all from the same town. The full document can be found under Sources and named "GoettschJochim_probate01". Also see the Gottsch family website "www.gottschfamily.net" for more information about the history of the area. |
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| Death | I located the obit of Jochim Goettsch. From the Davenport Leader, Davenport, Scott County, Iowa dated Saturday November 26, 1892: GOETTSCH Jochim Goettsch, an old resident of Rockingham, died at his home there Thursday, aged about 70 years. Mr. Goettsch was a bachelor. He was a farmer in former days, and had before that been a miner in the west. He accumulated quite a comfortable property throught his exertions, and was able to live comfortably. His relatives are his brother, Hans Asmus Goettsch of New Liberty, and a sister whose residence is not known. (this is typed as written in paper. Also, Rockingham is/was a part of Davenport.) Reported by Linda Danielson Rockingham. Located on the Mississippi River, 4 miles southwest of Davenport and 6 miles northeast of Buffalo, at the southwest corner of Davenport city limits in Rockingham Twp., Section 8. Post office established March 11, 1837, John H. Sullivan, postmaster and discontinued December 16, 1847. |
| Note | Davenport Cemetery Lot 266 N |
| Note | Joachim the brother of Han A Gottsch. According to Ronald R. Goettsch, the brothers got seperated upon the arrival to the US from Germany. In 1880 US census shows them back together in the same household in Liberty Township. |