Kunigunde Margaretha Schubert

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BIR,DTH: Letter Mar 1997 from Walter Wirth to Henry Genske

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c1804 BIRTH: GY,Bavaria-Untersteinach: Lorenze Schubert born about 1804, estimated on age shown on tombstone, dd 1868 age 64 years.

1831 MARRIAGE #1: GY,Bavaria: Lorenz Schubert md Anna Margaretha Schubert, dau of Michael Schubert of Gumpersdorf 20 Oct 1831
Letter from Walter Wirth of Germany to Henry Genske of Jeff City MO Mar 1997: Lorenz md Anna Margaretha Schubert, dau of Michael Schubert of Gumpersdorf 20 Oct 1831.

1841 MARRIAGE #2: Letter Mar 1997 from Walter Wirth: Lorenz md Katharina Wagner, dau of Paulus Wagner of Schwarzach 1 Jun 1841, he 37, she 22.

1850 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Dist 68: AC Img 68, pg 35, 19 Sept, Dw 504,511:
SCHUBERT, Lawrence 46/GY ($1500) farmer; Catherine 32/GY;
Kunnigunda 7/MO; George 6/MO; Henry 4/MO
Cannot find Kunnigunda in marriage or death records and
does not show in will of Lawrence [father?]

1850 DEATH,BURIAL of wife: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Katharina Wagner Schubert died 23 December 1850, buried St John's Church Cemetery in Schubert, tombstone: "Katherina Schubert wife of Lorenz Schubert died Dec 23 1850 age 33 yrs. On earth we surely die. In the grave we rest. In heaven we will live again and stay forever."

1854 MARRIAGE #3: MO,Cole Co-Jefferson City: Lorenz [Sannis] Schubert md Margaretha Wagner 8 April 1854 - Sannis (Zannis), Lorenz-the same person?

1860 CENSUS: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp,Jeff City PO: Dwelling #849:
SCHUBERT, Lawrence 56/GY; Margaretta 46/GY; Geo 15/MO; Henry 14/MO;
Henry COMSTOCK 13/GY.

1867 WILL: MO,Cole Co: Will of Lorenz Schubert, copy from Henry Genske, Jefferson City MO Jan 1994, will dated 13 Aug 1867:
I Lorenz Schubert of the County of Cole in the State of Missouri do make publish this my last will and testament.
First I give and devise to my eldest son George his heirs and assign my farm on which he now resides situated in Co of Cole, in St of MO, containing 200 acres more or less.
Second I further give and devise to my son Henry, his heirs and assign my real estate on which I now reside in County of Cole, State of MO, containing 20 acres.
Third It is my last will that my eldest son George shall pay to my youngest son Henry the full sum of $2000.
Fourth It is my last will that my sons George and Henry shall equally divide among themselves all my personal perperty, except the mower & reaper & that each one shall have equal share in the crops & live stock raised this year on said real estate.
Fifth It is my last will that my sons George and Henry shall keep and use in company the mower and reaper.
Sixth It is my last will that my son Henry shall own and use the logs and timbers in the house known as the Old Church House.
Seventh It is my last will that each one of my sons George and Henry shall pay annually unto my beloved wife Margaretha the sum of $100 and either one shall furnish her with a suitable room for her to live in, and that they shall keep for her use the blind nag mare known by the name Jimmy. In case of her marriage she shall forfeit all the foregoing.
Eighth And lastly I do appoint George Wagner as Executor of this my last will & testamony. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand this 13th day of August AD 1867. Signed Lorenze Schubert

1868 DEATH,BURIAL: MO,Cole Co-Liberty Twp: Lorenz Schubert died 20 January 1868; buried St John Lutheran Church Cemetery, Taos or Schubert MO, double stone: re Henry Genske Feb 94: Dbl stone of Lorenze & wife Katherina: "Lorenz Schubert dd Jan 20, 1868 age 64 years."

HISTORY: History of Jefferson City, MO, pg 537 entitled "Herbert Schubert" [great grandson of Lorenz Schubert] "Lorenz Schubert, a native of Germany, came to this county as a young man, acquired land in East Cole Co abt 100 years ago, later establishing a store, operating both farm and store. Married a Wagner, member of family which operated a brewery while county still young. (See Ch XIII) His descendants still own land in this locality and store in town of Schubert (named after this pioneer family operated by widow of grandson and her children."

NOTES: Cole Co, MO Probate Vol II pg160 for Christopher Wagner, adm of est of John Nicholas Wolfrum, Paulus Wagner & Lorenz Schubert securities. Also pg 190-5 Feb 1859, Paul Wagner presents bonds to St of MO, Lorenz Schubert sec

The story of St John's Lutheran Church in Schubert. Before Beginning pg 1: Telling the story of St Johns factually is difficult...due to lack of local records... It is thought that the records from this era, which had been placed in the safe of the Schubert store [Uncle Martin written in the margin], were destroyed when fire razed this old community landmark.... Pg "2" The Struggle to Start 1843-1868" - Osage Point Church... Jan 5 1844... obtained 7.87 acres of the adjoing property from Lawrence (Lorenz) Shubert (Schubert) and his wife Catherine for the use of Osage Point Church... part of the property was used for a cemetery... located on the first road east of the present property, about .3 of a mile off Highway 50... a few stones remain...across the present road from this cemetery, is a clearing which is believed to be the site of the log building used as the Osage Point Church... the property on which it stood later was part of the Lorenz Schubert farm. In his will, dated Feb 4, 1868, Lorenz Schubert bequeathed "the logs and time in (the) house known as the old church house" to his son Henry."
Pg 2 "3" - Whatever "the old church house" was, it is certain that the Gospel was being proclaimed and the Sacraments administered in this commujnity during this period... service conducted on the farm now owned by Victor Schubert...
Pg 4 "3" - purchase of the present site of St John's in 1866... this plot of 4.45 acres had been sold to...to see to the erection of a house of worship for the Methodist Episcopal Church...sold this parcel of land to Lorenz Schubert, George Schuster and Albert Koehler, trustees for the Osage Point Church... On Feb 18, 1867, Lorenz Schubert and ... sold the property belonging to that church since 1844 to George Schubert for $166. [questions as to why both churches sold the large plot and moved to 4.45 acre tract were raised - Civil War may have played a part... it split Methodism for 16 yrs-no suitable explanation was given] For whatever reasons, the Osage Point Church had a new home.
"The Ripening Years 1869-1920" Since the pledge committee was successful in its efforts to raise funds, a March 3, 1889 meeting resolved to build a new church... the entire building will be a massive one... Mssrs ? Urban, H. Schubert, F Walther, M Weith, etc were to serve as the building committee. By Jan 2, 1890 the churchwas completed except [for some minor cleaning and installation of gutters, etc.]... the old church built around 1870 was used as a school house...

Notes: Cannot find any mention of Kunnigunda Schubert, age 7 in 1850 census, other than 1850 census.

Lorenz married Anna Margaretha Schubert 20 Oct 1831, Gumpersdorf, Bayern, Germany. Anna was born 21 Feb 1808, Gumpersdorf, Bayern, Germany; died 6 Oct 1840, The Kingdom of Bavaria; was buried Oct 1840, The Kingdom of Bavaria. [Group Sheet]

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1808 BIRTH: GY,Bavaria-Gumpersdorf: Anna Margaretha Schubert was born 21 Feb 1808
BIR,MG,DTH: Walter Wirth, Woelbattendorfer, Germany Mar 1997, letter to Henry Genske Jeff City MO: dau of Michael Schubert, dd age 32 - also tells of 3 children born, died.

1831 MARRIAGE: Gy,Bavaria-of Gumpersdorf: Anna Margaretha Schubert md Lorenz Schubert 20 Oct 1831

1840 DEATH,BURIAL: GY,Bavaria: Anna Margaretha Schubert died 6 October 1840