George Albert Lenderbeck
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George Albert Lenderbeck |
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George Albert Lenderbeck was born 1859 in Hope Twp., Durham Co., Canada West, and died August 29, 1892, in Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI, at about age 33. He is the son of William Lenderbeck of Upper Canada and Catherine Searle of Broadoak (Braddock) Parish, County Cornwall, England. Mercy Adeline "Addie" Taylor was born December 1868 in Medway Plantation, Penobscot Co., ME, and died after 1910 in Unknown. She is the daughter of William Taylor of New Brunswick and Angeline "Annie" Powers of Powersville, ME. George Albert Lenderbeck and Mercy Adeline "Addie" Taylor were married July 3, 1884, at Ritual M. E. Church, Eau Claire Co., WI. George Albert Lenderbeck and Mercy Adeline "Addie" (Taylor) Lenderbeck had three children:
After George Albert Lenderbeck died, Mercy Adeline "Addie" (Taylor) Lenderbeck married Hiram Rolf Santy. Hiram Rolf Santy was born June 1866 in Fond du Lac Co., WI, and died January 7, 1942, in Wisconsin at age 75. He is the son of Michel Santy and Matilda Abair/Herbert. Hiram was first married to Anna May Leyuch. Hiram Rolf Santy and Anna May Leyuch were married November 4, 1885, in Brown Co., WI. Hiram then married Mercy Adeline "Addie" (Taylor) Lenderbeck. Hiram Rolf Santy and Mercy Adeline "Addie" (Taylor) Lenderbeck were married July 3, 1884, at Ritual M. E. Church, Eau Claire Co., WI.
TIMELINE George Albert Lenderbeck was born 1859 in Hope Twp., Durham Co., Canada West. The 1861 Canadian Census for Hope Twp., Durham Co., Ontario, Canada shows William Lindabaker (age 38) born in the Bay of Canty is a Labourer. Living with him is Catherine Lindabaker (age 31) born in England, who is a Housekeeper. Also living there are the following children, all born in Hope Twp., Western Canada: Christopher Lindabaker (age 13); Samuel Lindabaker (age 11); Hiram Lindabaker (age 10); Henery Lindabaker (age 6); Lucy Lindabaker (age 5); Margaret Lindabaker (age 4); Sarah Lindabaker (age 3); and George Lindabaker (age 2).
The 1871 Canadian Census shows William Linderbeck (age 49) is a Farmer living in Hope Twp., Durham East District, Ontario, Canada West. 1871 census
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Hiram Lenderbeck purchased a Homestead Entry Original Land Patent for 160 acres of land in Benson Co., North Dakota on December 1, 1904. Document Nr. 7853, Accession/Serial Nr. 011715, BLM Serial Nr. NDMTAA 011715. William H. Lenderbeck purchased a Homestead Entry Original Land Patent for 160 acres of land in Benson Co., North Dakota on June 16, 1905. Document Nr. 7855, Accession/Serial Nr. 011769, BLM Serial Nr. NDMTAA 011769.
Leigh Larson note: There was a George A. Lenderbeck living in Eau Claire, WI, who married Mercy Taylor. He was a German Carpenter who died in 1892. Mercy/Marcy Adeline Taylor was born about 1869 in Medway Plantation, Penobscot Co., ME and died after 1895 in Unknown. She was the daughter of William Taylor of New Brunswick and Angeline "Annie" Powers of Powersville, ME. George Linderbeck and Mercy Taylor were married July 3, 1884, at Ritual M. E. Church, Eau Claire Co., WI. George and Addie had Unknown children. Mercy Adeline "Addie" Taylor was born December 1868 in Medway Plantation, Penobscot Co., ME The 1870 U. S. Census taken on June 23, 1800 shows Charles Powers (age 73) born in Maine is an Invalid living in Medway Plantation, Penobscot Co., ME. Living with him are four Powers people, all born in Maine: Charles E. Powers (age 46), a Farmer with real estate of $2,000 and personal estate of $600; Hannah Powers (age 45), who is Keeping House; John A. Powers (age 5); and Charles W. Powers (age 2). Also living there are three Taylors, all born in Maine: William Taylor (age 25), a Lumberman; Angeline Taylor (age 18); and Mercey A. Taylor (age 1). Also living there: Joshua Young (age 60), a Farm Laborer; and two others. The Nelson Powers family lives in the next dwelling. The 1880 U. S. Census taken on June 1, 1880 shows Wm. Taylor (age 42) born in New Brunswick to Ireland and Scottish-born parents is a Farmer living in Brunswick Twp., Eau Claire Co., WI. Living with him is his wife, Angeline Taylor (age 28) born in Maine to Maine-born parents, who is Keeping House. Also living there are his four daughters, all born to New Brunswick and Maine-born parents: Mary A. Taylor (age 11) born in Maine; May H. Taylor (age 9) born in Maine; Elisabeth Taylor (age 6) born in Wisconsin; and Ida Taylor (age 2) born in Wisconsin. Two different Powers families are living on nearby farms. George and Addie were married July 3, 1884 at Ritual M. E. Church, Eau Claire Co., WI. The 1891-1892 Eau Claire, WI, City Directory shows George A. Lenderbeck is a Carpenter at the rear of 710 1st Avenue, Eau Claire, WI. Addie Lenderbeck boards at 538 Water Street. Weekly Free Press, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI, Thursday, September 1, 1892 DROPPED DEAD. Geo. A. Lenderbeck, a Carpenter, Dropped Dead on First Avenue. About 4:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, George A. Lenderbeck, a carpenter residing at 710 First avenue, dropped dead upon the sidewalk nearly in front of Johannes's saloon on First avenue. Mr. Lenderbeck was a German by birth, about 35 years of age, had a wife and three small children, and was a hard-working man. For some time past one of his eyes had been afflicted and he was returning home from a visit to the doctors on the East side when death so suddenly overtook him. The body was at once carried into the saloon and placed upon a stretcher and a physician called, but he could be of no service. The news was sent to the dead man's family, and they soon arrived. The sighs and tears of the widowed mother and three little ones as they stood around the dead body of the once loved husband and father were sad and piteous indeed. The Eau Claire Sunday-Weekly Leader, Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI, Sunday, September 4, 1892 A TRAGIC DEATH. George A. Lenderbeck, a Carpenter, Falls Dead While Walking to His Home. Feeling the Faintness Creeping Over Him He Tries to Find a Seat and Rest. A sudden death on First avenue about 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon drew scores of people to the saloon kept by John M. Johannes, at No. 776. George A. Lenderbeck, a carpenter living near Niagara street on Fourth avenue, was seen by one or two small boys trying to sit down upon a beer keg in front of the saloon. Suddenly he fell to the sidewalk and when Officer Neher and others reached him he was found to be dead. They carried him into the saloon, and summoned his relatives. A sister and mother of Mrs. Lenderbeck live in the same block and they were soon called in. When the wife was brought, with the three young children, a sorrowful scene was enacted. The undertaker had placed the body upon a frame. The wife from the doorway saw the remains and with a hearty-rendering cry "My God, my husband!" she sprang to the bier and threw both arms about the inanmate body. Other women present were also loudly weeping and the bereaved wife had to be almost forcibly taken from her husband's side. Chief Higgins took the matter in charge and particulars were gleaned. The dead man while on the drive last spring was struck by a limb and received a severe cut over the eye, a wound which he was still doctoring, and it was said yesterday he was returning home from the physician's office when he was stricken down. He had walked across Kelsey street bridge, turned up First avenue, and feeling made to sit down upon a beer keg. He missed the keg and fell on the sidewalk, and seems to have died instantly. The cause was heart disease. He leaves a wife and three children in poor circumstances. His father-in-law is W. J. Taylor of 708 Ann street. There is a "George A. Lenderbeck" listed in the Genealogy Obituary Index for Eau Claire Co., WI, dated September 1, 1892 ECWFP. The New North, Rhinelander, WI, September 8, 1892 George Lenderbeck, a German carpenter, fell dead in Eau Claire while on his way to a doctor's office. The 1895 Wisconsin State Census taken on June 20, 1895 shows Mrs. Addie Lenderbeck is the Head of Household living in the 5th Ward, City of Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI. There are 1 Male and 3 Females living in the household. All 4 people were born in the United States. Leigh Larson note: Addie's parents might be living next door. The 1895 Wisconsin State Census taken on June 20, 1895 shows William Taylor is the Head of Household living in the 5th Ward, City of Eau Claire, Eau Claire Co., WI. There are 1 Male and 4 Females living in the household. Of these, 4 people were born in the United States and one in Other Countries. The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 27, 1900, shows William Taylor (age 67) born July 1832 in E. Canada to Irish and Canadian-born parents and having emigrated in 1860 and a Naturalized citizen is a Teamster renting his home and living in Drummond Twp., Bayfield Co., WI. Living with him is his wife of 35 years, Engileen Taylor (age 49) born February 1851 in Maine to Maine-born parents, with 4 of the 7 children born to her still alive. Also living there are his two daughters, both born in Wisconsin to E. Canadian and Maine-born parents: Lisabeth Taylor (age 25) born August 1874, an unmarried Servant; and Ida Ketchem (age 20) born December 1879, married for 2 years, a childless Servant. Also living there is his foster daughter: Flosy M. Taylor (age 5) born August 1894 in Wisconsin to Wisconsin-born parents. The 1900 U. S. Census taken on June 11, 1900, shows Hiram Santy (age 33) born June 1866 in Wisconsin to New York and E. Canadian-born parents is a Farmer renting his farm and is living in Brunswick Twp., Eau Claire Co., WI. Living with him is his wife of 3 years, Adeline Santy (age 31) born December 18868 in Maine to Maine and Eastern Canadian-born parents, with all 3 of the children born to her still alive. Also living there is his unmarried stepdaughter: Mabel Linderback (age 15) born January 1885 in Wisconsin to Wisconsin and Maine-born parents.
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