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Barbara (Kraus) Kirmse Family

Barbara (Kraus) Kirmse Family 29 - WHAT: Portrait of Barbara (Kraus) and Julius Kirmse. - WHEN: Circa 1900 – just a guess from their apparent ages. - WHERE: Frohna, Missouri as per the photographer identity on the picture frame ” P.J. Lreders FROHNA, MO” Marriage Record On November 20, 1866, Julius Kirmse was married to Barbara Kraus (Perry County Marriage Records #2656). Reverend John Bisel, pastor of Friendenburg Lutheran Church, performed the ceremony. The bride, a native of Hutschdorf, Bavaria, was born on May 17, 1842, and immigrated to Perry County, Missouri via New Orleans and Cape Girardeau. The groom, a native of Fichtenhainichen, Duchy of Saxe-Altenburg was born February 6, 1835, immigrated to New York in 1853 and subsequently migrated to Perry County, Missouri by 1895. 2565 p.35 Julius Kermson To Mar Bet. Barbara Kraus I subscriber, do hereby certify that I have this day Julius Kermson & Barbara Kraus in the holy bonds of Matrimony. Perryville 20th Nov 1866. In Peace Luth Pastor Recorded July 15th 1867. Attest James C Noell Recorder By Wm A Castam Depty Information Source Ancestry.com. Missouri, Marriage Records, 1805-2002 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2007. Original data: Missouri Marriage Records. Jefferson City, MO, USA: Missouri State Archives. Microfilm. Notes - The marriage record for Julius Kirmse and Barbara Kraus gives Julius’s surname with a phonetic spelling “Kermson”. Barbara’s maiden name is correctly listed as Kraus. - Perryville is the county seat of Perry County, Missouri where the marriage was recorded. Rev. Friedrich C. Bessel was pastor (1863-1872) of the Peace Evangelical Lutheran Church which is in Friedenberg, Missouri. Rev. Bessel also served as pastor (1864-1866) of Salem Lutheran Church, Farrar, Missouri of which Julius was a founding member (1859-1915). Julius Kirmse Farm After Julius and Barbara (Kraus) Kirmse were married, they made their home on a farm near Farrar, Missouri. - WHAT: Former Julius Kirmse Farm - WHEN: ca 2000 - WHERE: Farrar, Missouri - SOURCE: Helen (Kirmse) Hacker shared this picture in October, 2003 MAP The following map shows the location of the 40 acre property that Julius Kirmse purchased in 1859 (Now owned by Julius and Barbara (Kraus) Kirmse’s granddaughter, Helen (Kirmse) Hacker). - WHAT: Township 1993-1994 landowners map showing the location of former Julius Kirmse farm - WHEN: 1993-1994 - WHERE: Salem Township, Perry County, Missouri Notes - Julius Kirmse was a farmer for more than a half-century in Perry County, Missouri. - The original house on the Kirmse farm was a log cabin. Kirmse later built a three-room house, the walls of which are a solid gravel material. - The log cabin was later torn down and a new frame six-room house was added to the three-rooms. - The farm is now owned and lived on by Julius and Barbara Kirmse’s granddaughter Helen (Kirmse) Hacker and her family. - The farm was designated a Missouri Century Farm through the Univers
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