Hans A Göttsch - I0000 - Individual Information

Hans A Göttsch ‎(I0000)‎

Given Names: Hans A
Surname: Göttsch

Given Names: Hans
Surname: Goettsch

Gender: Male Male

Birth: 23 March 1837

35 Gatersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein
Death: 1 November 1910 ‎(Age 73)‎ Holstein, Ida County, Iowa

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Birth

23 March 1837

35 Gatersdorf in Probstei Schleswig-Holstein

Note: The following chruch birth record was provided by William R Gottsch.

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Marriage

Anna Schlapkohl - 1860 ‎(Age 22)‎

Death

1 November 1910 ‎(Age 73)‎ Holstein, Ida County, Iowa
Address:

One of the family members of Henry Goettsch, recalls the story of Hans Goettsch, visiting Holstein Iowa for the first time, getting sick, going to the hospital and passing away. The Ida County Courthouse Death Index Records shows a recordfor Hans Goettsch and a death date of 1 Nov, 1910 lending credence to this story.

http://www.rootsweb.com/~iaida/ctdein/g.htm

James M Fulford

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23 February 2009 - 15:47:28 - by: jim

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Parents Family (F115)
Father	Peter Göttsch 1791 -
Mother	Trien Wiese 1801 -
Sister	Cecilia Göttsch 1824 - 1894
Brother	Jochim Göttsch 1826 - 1892
	Hans A Göttsch 1837 - 1910

Immediate Family (F0000)
Wife	Anna Schlapkohl 1839 - 1907
Son	Henry Goettsch 1861 - 1931
Daughter	Emma Goettsch 1863 - 1917
Son	WilliamGoettsch 1864 - 1943
Daughter	Mina Goettsch 1866 - 1946
Son	RudolphGoettsch 1869 - 1950
Son	George Goettsch 1870 - 1931
Daughter	LauraGoettsch 1875 - 1939
Daughter	Olga Göttsch 1876 - 1878
Son	Edward BGoettsch 1879 - 1946

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Note	The Gold Ring 23 February 2006 - 6:41:45am Donna Goettsch Willems wrote: "I don't remember any more which of the brothers of Henry's or maybe a brother of Han's went west to partake in the gold rush. Which ever of the brothers it was returned with a mans ring made of pure gold. It was to be passed down to the oldest Goettsch boy of the family. My grandfather Edward had the ring and when he died my father Earl was given the ring. When my father died my mother gave the ring to Loren because my parents had no sons. As far as I know we never knew what happened to this relative. Maybe Aunt Marj would know more about this story." This is a great story. Thanks Donna. A possible source of the Gold Ring may be Joachim Gottsch Han's brother. Click on his name above and study the sources. The 1880 US Census shows him living with Hans and Anna. The 1870 US Census shows a Joseph Gottsch working at the Cedar Creek Mine at Missoula, Montana. If any one can shed light on the Gold Ring story, please do. James M. Fulford - Son of Helen Goettsch Fulford
Birth	The following chruch birth record was provided by William R Gottsch.

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Source

1880 US Census
Citation Details: Liberty Township, Scott County, Iowa Page 15
Text: See photo

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1880 US Census
Citation Details: Liberty Township, Scott County, Iowa Page 16
Text: See photo of page

Page 16

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1870 US Census
Citation Details: Cleona Township, Scott County, Walcott, Iowa Page 18

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New Liberty Cemetery, Scott County, Iowa
Publication: Scott Co, Iowa USGenWeb Project http://www.celticcousins.net/scott/newlibertycem.htm
Text: :
Gottsch, Olga, b. 20 Jul 1870, 23 Mar 1878
Goettsch, H. A., b. 23 Mar 1837, 1 Nov 1910
Goettsch, Anna, b. 17 Jul 1839, d. 23 Feb 1907
Olga's head stone is broken and is in need of restoration. It was found leaning against a headstone in an adjacent plot. A small lower-portion of the headstone containing the date of death is located near the Hans and Anna's family marker, and is below the surface of the ground and leaning in such a manner as one can only feel the date of death with ones finger tips.

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Note: Olga's head stone is broken and is in need of restoration. It was found leaning against a headstone in an adjacent plot. A small lower-portion of the headstone containing the date of death is located near the Hans and Anna's family marker, and is below the surface of the ground and leaning in such a manner as one can only feel the date of death with ones finger tips.

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Misc

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Source

History of Scott County, Iowa
Text: Courtesy of Marion Spengler of New Liberty.

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Misc
Text: 1882 Land owners and farm buildings of Liberty Township.

Courtesy of Marion Spengler of New Liberty.

The town of New Liberty is actually located at the intersection of Tipton road and the west side of section 20 and extends south east about 1/4 mile.

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Source

1860 US Census

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Either the enumerator for the census was really sloppy, or this page does not contain Hans Gottsch and Anna Schlapkohl.

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Multimedia Object	Probsteierhagen Parish birth image Hans Asmus Götsch March 23, 1837 ‎(M18)‎ Note: Nr.33 ‎(1837)‎ März 23 / April 24 Hans Asmus, ehel. aus Gäderstorf V: Ew. Peter Götsch, lodger, M: Trine geb. Wiese. Gev. 1. Hans Seiffert, Kätner 2. Thomas Schütt, 3. Frau Trin Seiffert, alle aus Schönberg Nr. 33 1837 born March 23, baptized April 24 Hans Asmus, legitimate child from Gäderstorf. Father: Peter Götsch, lodger, Mother: Trine born Wiese. Godparents: 1. Hans Seiffert, cottage man, 2. Thomas Schütt, 3. Mrs. Trin Seiffert, all from Schönberg
Multimedia Object	media/GottschHansSchlapkohlJoachim1860.jpg ‎(M17)‎
Multimedia Object	media/IowaNewLibertyCityMap.jpg ‎(M16)‎ Note: The Hans and Anna Goettch house is located on lot number 2 on Main Streed between Clevland and Union Street. .
Multimedia Object	media/GoettschHansAndAnnaFarmstead2006.jpg ‎(M15)‎ Note: Goettsch Hans and Anna Farmstead as it looks on 4 Aug 2006. The small building with a chimney is the wash house.
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Multimedia Object	media/GoettschHansHistoryClip1.jpg ‎(M13)‎
Multimedia Object	Restored Home as it looks on 3 Aug 2006 ‎(M12)‎ Note: One of the last owners of this house, finally sold this home, after years of neglect, on the condition that it would be restored. Bill August, of New Liberty, handled the restoration.
Multimedia Object	media/GottschHans_LibertyTownshipSection.doc ‎(M11)‎
Multimedia Object	Hans and Anna Gottsch House New Liberty Township, Iowa ‎(M10)‎ Note: This home is part of the Hans A Goettsch addition to the town of New liberty, and is located at 630 Main Street, New Liberty. The land for the addition was part of the Goettsch farm in section 20 and was likely the first home of 10 or 12 homes built on this addition. This house is located about 600 to 800 feet from Hans and Anna's farm house, and other farm buildings of which parts are still standing or incorporated into newer structures today. This home, pictured here, is likely their retirement home, and I would estamate it was built sometime around 1900 to 1905 as Scott county records show that Peter Fink owned the Goettsch farm in 1905. James M Fulford Photo and note sumitted by Marjorie Goettsch Johnson and her daughter Ann Crume.
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Multimedia Object	media/GoettschHansAndAnnaGraveSite.JPG ‎(M8)‎
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Multimedia Object	Back side of Anna and Hans photo ‎(M3)‎ Note: On the back side of the photo, are notes that appear to be reprint instructons written by a someone at the J. M. Lenz Photo store.We interpet them as follows: "Mr Hans Gotsch, W. Liberty, Iowa. 1 16 x 20 ??????. Bust of each together on one picture cross ways."
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Multimedia Object	media/GottschHansAsmusBirth_1837.pdf ‎(M1)‎