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JACOB PERRY JAEGER
D.O.B.: C.1821
P.O.B.: GERMANY
D.O.D.:
P.O.D.:
INTERRED:

MARRIED: GERMANY

SPOUSE
ANNAH BUEHLER
D.O.B.: C.1828
P.O.B.: GERMANY
D.O.D.: 1870’S
P.O.D.: KANSAS
INTERRED:

CHILDREN:
1. ELIZABETH C.1854 -
2. SIMON C.1860 -
3. BARBARA C.1861 -
4. JACOB PERRY JANUARY 28,1861(3?)–JUNE 2,1932
5. WENDELL 1866 –
6. PHILIP 1868 –
7. JOHN 1871 –

CHILDREN’S SPOUSES:
1.
2.
3.
4.MARY H. VANNOY DECEMBER 19,1864 - FEBRUARY 26,1940
5.
6.
7.

FAMILY FACTS:

NATIONAL ARCHIVES MICROFILM PUBLICATION: PASSENGER LISTS OF PEOPLE ARRIVING IN NEW YORK 1820-1897, FOR SHIPS ARRIVING FEBRUARY 23, MARCH 31, 1866.LIST OF MANIFEST OF ALL PASSENGERS TAKEN ON BOARD THE STEAMER “HERMANN” WHEREOF G. WENKE IS MASTER FROM BREMEN, GERMANY
FEBRUARY 1866
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JACOB JAEGER 45 MALE
ANNA 38 FEMALE
ELIZ. 12 FEMALE
SIMON 4 MALE
BARBARA 3 FEMALE
JACOB 11 M0S. MALE

ALSO ON BOARD WAS: ADAM JAEGER, 38 YRS. OLD, FARMER; DISNUS JAEGER, 25 YRS. OLD, TAILOR; LEOPOLD JAEGER, 31 YRS. OLD, SHOEMAKER. IT IS UNKNOWN IF THESE MEN WERE RELATED.

FROM ‘THE NEW YORK TIMES’ , FEBRUARY 27, 1866, PAGE 8, ARRIVALS:
STEAMSHIP HERMANN, (BREM.) WENKE, BREMEN
FEBRUARY 11 - SOUTHAMPTON
14TH, WITH MDSE. & 621 PASSENGERS TO OELRICHS & CO.
HAD STRONG WESTERLY WINDS MOST OF THE PASSAGE.

1880 HANOVER, WASHINGTON COUNTY, KANSAS CENSUS, PAGE 447C
Jacob Jager Self W Male W 59 PRUSSIA Farmer GER GER
Barbary Jager Dau S Female W 18 PRUSSIA KeepHse GER GER
Simon Jager Son S Male W 19 PRUSSIA FarmWrk GER GER
Jacob Jager Son S Male W 17 PRUSSIA FarmWrk GER GER
Wendell Jager Son S Male W 14 ILL. FarmWrk GER GER
Philip Jager Son S Male W 12 ILL. School GER GER
John Jager Son S Male W 9 KS School GER GER