Was a cowherd in Barnsdorf, Germany.
Born October 29, 1763, in Barnsdorf, Germany. Baptised November 2.
Confirmed April 23, 1775, in Barnsdorf. He was named Gottfried Heinrich at
birth, but later was called Heinrich Gottfried. Lived in Barnsdorf, Germany.The baptismal record for daughter Dorothea Elisabeth lists a sponsor named
Joachim Heinrich K\"unne, from the town of Dettleben.
The State Archives in Wolfenb\"uttel contain vital records for Barnsdorf for
the years 1646-1747. I wasn't able to find the birth record for Andreas, but
there are others such as: the marriage of Elisabeth K\"unne in 1675, the
marriage of Dorothea K\"unne in 1705, and the birth of Heinrich J\"urgen
K\"unne in 1723. These early birth records don't seem to list the names of
the parents.
Born in Osterode, Germany, in 1796 or 1797.
Osterode is about 30 kilometers northeast of G\"ottingen.
Charlotte Wilhelmine Friederike Künne
There is obviously some problem with the two children both named Friedrich
Andreas -- could they really be two different children? There were two birth
records, both listing the father, Hartge, and the mother, Charlotte K\"unne.
Marie Dorothea Friederike Hartge
Born December 18, 1819, in Hedeper, before the marriage of her
parents. Baptised December 25. Died April 7, 1821, in
Hedeper, due to ``Frinsel'' or ``Friesel''. Buried April 11.
Born February 19, 1885, in Dayton, Iowa.
He farmed in Vincent, Iowa, until August, 1977.
Living in a nursing home in Fort Dodge, Iowa, in 1979.
Died 1982.
Born January 22, 1887, in Dayton, Iowa.
Known as ``Nettie''.
Lived in Blue Earth, Minnesota.
Died October 7, 1973.
Born December 9, 1891.
Married March 8, 1916, most likely, or April 1.
Died February 22, 1977.
Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Blue Earth, Minnesota.
She was born August 30, 1891, in Dayton, Iowa. She taught at the rural
school in Colfax Township, and later taught in Minnesota. She and her
husband farmed in the Blue Earth area. Had five daughters. She died
November 5, 1976, in Blue Earth, Minnesota.
Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Blue Earth, Minnesota.
% Cecelia Kinne's obituaryMRS. HAROLD BUTLER
Mrs. Harold Butler, Blue Earth, Minn., died Friday at Lutheran Nursing Home,
Blue Earth. Service will bbe 2 p.m. Tuesday in St. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Blue Earth, with burial in the Blue Earth Cemetery. Services for the family
will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the church.Surviving are the widower; four daughters; a number of grandchildren;
brothers, Alfonso Kinne, Bincent; Fred Kinne, Eagle Grove; Dr. Albert
W. Kinne, Fort Dodge; and sisteer, Mrs. J. W. Allison, Milwaukee, Wis.Cecelia Kinne was born in Dayton. She taught the rural school in Colfax
Township, and later taught in Minnesota. She and her husband farmed in the
Blue Earth area.She was born August 30, 1891, in Dayton, Iowa. She taught at the rural
school in Colfax Township, and later taught in Minnesota. She and her
husband farmed in the Blue Earth area. Had five daughters. She died
November 5, 1976, in Blue Earth, Minnesota.
Buried in Riverside Cemetery, Blue Earth, Minnesota.
% Cecelia Kinne's obituaryMRS. HAROLD BUTLER
Mrs. Harold Butler, Blue Earth, Minn., died Friday at Lutheran Nursing Home,
Blue Earth. Service will bbe 2 p.m. Tuesday in St. Paul's Lutheran Church,
Blue Earth, with burial in the Blue Earth Cemetery. Services for the family
will be at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the church.Surviving are the widower; four daughters; a number of grandchildren;
brothers, Alfonso Kinne, Bincent; Fred Kinne, Eagle Grove; Dr. Albert
W. Kinne, Fort Dodge; and sisteer, Mrs. J. W. Allison, Milwaukee, Wis.Cecelia Kinne was born in Dayton. She taught the rural school in Colfax
Township, and later taught in Minnesota. She and her husband farmed in the
Blue Earth area.
Born May 8, 1896, in Ledyard, Iowa. Graduated from Blue Earth High School in
1914. Served in the Army in France in WWI. Graduated from Creighton
University Dental School in Omaha, Nebraska, in 1922, and then went to
Eustis, Nebraska, and practiced dentistry there for five years. In 1929 he
moved to Fort Dodge, Iowa, and opened his dental practice there, which
continued until retirement in 1979. Address 1979-80: 368 (or 366) Loomis
Ave, Fort Dodge, Iowa, 50501. Died July 20, 1984. Buried in Memorial Park
Cemetery in Fort Dodge. A copy of his obituary is in one of Emilie's
scrapbooks, and it lists no surviving children.