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Christian H. Daues, 1876 - 1958 Christian H. Daues 1876 1958 Missouri Missouri
Christian H. Daues was born on 1876, in , Missouri, to Christoph "Friedrich" Philipp Daus (Daues) and Frances Franziska Daus (Daues) (born Hickman (Hemanek)).
Christian had 8 siblings: Ferdinand M. Daues, August Frederick Daues and .
Christian married Molly Eugenia "Mollie" Daues (born McManus).
Molly was born on 1876, in , Missouri.
They had 4 daughters: Margaret Holland (born Daues) and .
Christian passed away on 1958, at age 82 in , Missouri.
He was buried in , Missouri.
Documents of Christian H. Daues
Christian H. Daues in Ottawa Citizen - July 5 1913
Canada Newspapers, 1752-2007
"... of quarrelsomeness statuto books, is .is Important lo our lp, t j, 0 obvious fact that school land as cn ristian nurture ln tho frequently light, whereas lt ls tor grown men lo do su. THE CHRISTIAN WHO DAUES. Terse Clie Uniform Prayer Meeting uf the Young Make of disaster an for your S. Courage comee from conviction, People's tinelli hh hristian Emlen- The way to learn to dare anything ls Mir. ete ..."
Publication place: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Christian H. Daues in The Southeast Missourian - Oct 12 1922
Missouri Newspapers, 1845-2009
"... men. Four brothers of the deceased and the widow ot a deceased brother, who live in St. Louis, are here to attend the funeral. They are Judge Chas. H. Daues, Fred J. Daues. wllllam H. Daues, Christian H. Daues, Mrs. August Daues. CARD OF THANKS. We wish to express our sincer" thanks to our relatives and friend” for their sympathy and shown the illness and lat bereavement in the of our dear and ..."
Publication place: Cape Girardeau, Cape Girardeau County, MO, USA
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues, born 1825 Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues 1825
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues was born on 1825, in , to Joh. Heirich Christian Daues and Johanne Dorothea Wilhelmine Daues (born Müller).
Christian married Hanne Sophie Louise / Joh. Rosine Daues (born Timpe) on 1868, at age 42 in .
Hanne was born on 1843, in .
His occupation was a .
Christian passed away.
Christian Anton Wilhelm Daus, born 1810 Christian Anton Wilhelm Daus 1810
Christian Anton Wilhelm Daus was born in 1810, in , to Johann Heinrich Christoph Daues and Sophie Justine Daues (born Bock).
Christian had 5 siblings: Caroline Wilhelmine Louise Daues (Daus), Christian F r i e d r i c h Wilhelm Daues (Daus) and .
Christian married Hanna Christine Wilhelmine Daus (born Kopmann) on , in .
Hanna was born on 1824, in .
They had 2 sons: Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daus and .
Christian passed away.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Christian DauesChristian Daues in The Meriden Daily Journal - July 15 1889
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... good north Europe blood Into her velus. Aud there arc farms and houses whose owners havo died, leaving no oue to occupy thera, which would mako delightful homes for Christian Daues and Swedes. Such arc tho new comers that will be gladly welcomed all over New and there should be a “hureau" for bringing together the empty homes and thc homeless ..."
Publication place: Meriden, New Haven County, Connecticut, United States
1950 United States Federal Census
U.S. City Directories
FamilySearch Family Tree
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues
Christian married Marie Henriette Luise Daues (born Kutschbach) on month day 1900, in marriage place.
Christian Heinrich Daues
Christian Heinrich Daues
Christian Heinrich Daues married Anne Cathrine Margaretha Daues (born Narjes).
They had one daughter: Ilse Marie Sophie Keese (born Daues).
Germany, Marriages, 1558-1929
Marie Henriette Luise Kutschbach
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues
Marie Henriette Luise Kutschbach married Christian Friedrich Wilhelm Daues on month day 1900, in marriage place.
