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Thursday, October 8, 2020

Feller Family

Johann Philipp Feller was born in Dillenburg, Germany on 24 August 1775 in the family of Johann Heinrich Feller (b. 1740/d. 1794) who was a master tanner, and Friedericke Blum (b. 1751/d. 1787).
Johann Philipp - when he grew up - worked as a tanner, probably with his father. In 1795 he joined his brother Karl who had emigrated to England earlier. Karl lived and worked in London. Johann became a shoemaker and also a brewer.

In 1812, the man married Miss Maria Badland, the daughter of Thomas Badland. Maria was younger than her spouse, she was born about 1790/95 in Preston, England. Three of the couple's children were born in England as well:
Marie (b. 5 May 1812, Preston, England),d. 24 March 1848
Philipp (b. 12 March 1816, London),
Heinrich (b. 1 June 1818, London).

In 1819, the family came back to Dillenburg. Johann worked as a tanner again, later he was a miner in Nanzebach.


On 22 August 1821, the fourth child was born to the family. The son's name was August Valentin Heinrich Philipp Martin. In the same year, on 31 October, little Heinrich, who was about 3, died.

1823
Karl Heinrich, the fourth son of Johann and Marie's, was born on 4 Dec.


1826
Wilhelm Philipp was born on 5 Feb.

1831
Christian Karl, the seventh child and the youngest son was born on 4 March.


1835 

Tragedy struck - Johann Philipp, the father of the family passed on 23 Oct. Was his death related to the job he was doing? Very likely. The miner's work was very dangerous, however, a bit better paid than a day-laborer's.

1836
5 June - the Fellers celebrate the marriage of Marie, 24-year-old bride. Her broom was Jost Heinrich Stahl, a tanner of Mademühlen. He was born in 1803 (d. 1875).

1843
Philipp who worked as a joiner and day laborer passed away on 15 April.


The economic situation of the people in the Dillenburg area worsened with the potato famine, trade downfall, skilled labor market collapsed, and skyrocketing prices of food with the lowering labor pays.
Mrs. Maria Feller and her children must have struggled as well. 


1844

Another family tragedy - Christian Karl - the youngest son - died on 22 June.

 

Maria and her two youngest sons Karl Heinrich and Wilhelm Philipp decided to emigrate to Texas. They traveled on the ship Arminius in 1845.


Later in the same year, on 2 November, August who worked as a gentleman's tailor in the town of Dillenburg, married Miss Auguste Lepper (b. 19 April 1822). She was the daughter of Herr Friedrich Lepper (b. 1779/d. 1845) and Frau Marie Johannette Klauer (b. 1787/d. 1855).

The belongings and land of the widow of Mr. Heinrich Feller and his grown-up children were sold at an auction held in Dillenburg, Germany on Thursday, 19 March 1846.

In Texas, Karl Heinrich became Charles Henry and Wilhelm became William.

According to one source (1) Charles got married on 20 Jan. 1850 to Miss Sophia Jung (b. 1825) of Niederossbach, Westerwald, the daughter of Mr. Johann Martin Jung and Maria Betz.

In 1850, the family of Charles and Sophia Feller was registered during the census. They lived in the Pedernales settlement in Gillespie county together with their children Lora (b.1848), Charles (b. 1850), brother William, and Miss Susana Rump, age 16, who was a laborer (2).

 

The death certificate of (3) Charles Feller, the son of Chas and Sophie's, shows that he was born on 20 Jan. 1850. If the information regarding Karl and Sophie's marriage is correct, the two got married on the very same day.


Sophie and Karl had at least three more children (4) Mathilda (b. 6 August 1861), (5) Thomas (b. 9 May 1857), and (6) Franziska (b. 24 August 1863).

On 1 January 1851 Maria Feller, the mother, remarried. Her second husband was James S King. Maria passed in about 1853.


Charles remarried after Sophie's death (which came on 29 August 1865). The family lived on Bear Creek then. The second wife was Maria Magdalene Markwordt nee Hoffmann. She had been widowed by Mr. Heinrich Markwordt. The marriage of Charles and Maria's took place on 19 August 1867 (7).

Children born to the couple were (8) Oswald C (b. 15 April 1872), (9) Alice (b. 12 March 1874), (10) Cornelia (b. 27 January 1878) and (11) Olfen A (b. 1870).


Charles was Justice of the Peace and a Tax-collector, and Gillespie county commissioner from 1872-1874 (12). The man died on 18 Feb 1899 on Bear Creek.


Before his emigration to Texas, William Feller was a brewer and innkeeper in Dillenburg. In Texas -William became a farmer. He was also Justice of the Peace (county commissioner). At first, the man lived in the Fredericksburg area, later, around 1860, moved to Cave Creek.

Wilhelm Philipp married Miss Clara Ressemann from Heiligenroth in 1851. Clara was born 12 Dec. 1832/d. 27 Feb. 1930 in Fredericksburg. I wrote about them more in the article dedicated to the Wahrmund family - to whom Wilhelm and Clara were related.

The 1860 census data (13) informs that William, Clara, and their children Mary (b. 10 August 1851), Auguste (b. 1 August 1853), Clara (b. 6 August 1855), Emma (b. 1 April 1857), and Rosa (b. 1859) lived in Precinct #4, Gillespie County, Texas. August Hoffman, a wagoner, age 17 (born in Prussia) lived with the family (13, 14, 15).

 William and Clara Feller had also twins - a girl (Louise) and a boy (Herman) - born on 3 August 1861.

During the Civil War William and some of his neighbors were killed by the mob, so-called "Hängerbande" (16).

 

Wilhelm Feller met death on 9 March 1864. He was 38 years old. The man's body was buried at the city cemetery in Fredericksburg, TX.

The Feller family was related (among others) to the Wahrmunds, Meckels and Luckenbachs. The Luckenbach line leads in the family tree to Mr. Rufus Monroe Angel, our 3rd cousin once removed.

UPDATE:

Karl and Sophie had ten children (one died young): Charles, Thomas, Willie, Lora, Emelia, Francisca, Carlena (married Louis Herbort), Sophie (married Mr. Jenschke), Mathilda (married August Herbort).

Maria Markwordt, the second wife of Karl's, had five children from her first marriage (to Heinrich Markwordt). They were Berthold, Sarah, Ottilie, Amanda, and Angelia.

Karl and Maria's children were Emil, Hugo, Oswald, Alice (married John Warterbach), Cornelia (married John Warterbach), and Martina.

Karl had seventeen children and five step children.

Doing the tax assessor and collector's duties, Karl rode from one farm to another on a white horse. He carried documents and the money in two saddlebags. The man had to deliver the money to the bank in Austin as there was no bank in Fredericksburg where he lived and worked. Karl most often traveled to Austin accompanied by his friend Mr. Haman Klein. For safety reasons they first rode to a certain point and checked the area. If everything seemed to be alright, they rode fast  ahead. Such a trip always took a few days. The men spent the nights then, sleeping hidden in a dense thicket (17).

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More about that family line in

Konrad Meckel and Henriette Luckenbach

Wahrmund Family - part 2 

Resources: 

Many thanks to Ms. Ursula Hatzfeld for her book "From Dillenburg to Texas."

1. "From Dillenburg to Texas. Emigration in the District of Dillenburg from 1845 to 1846" Ursula Hatzfeld, translated by Henry Salzhandler, El Gritodel Lobo Press, 2015.

2. "United States Census, 1850," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MXLK-GSJ : 4 April 2020), Charles Feller, Gillespie county, part of, Gillespie, Texas, United States; citing family 34, NARA microfilm publication M432 (Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, n.d.).

3. "Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K3WK-SSV : 13 March 2018), Chas Feller, 10 Jul 1911; citing certificate number 15672, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,050,487.


4. "Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K3MV-PWD : 13 March 2018), Carl Feller in entry for Mathilda Herbort, 01 Jan 1940; citing certificate number 2320, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,118,469.

5. "Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K3Z7-TKZ : 13 March 2018), Chas Feller in entry for Thomas Feller, 13 Jan 1924; citing certificate number 1568, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,075,023.

6."Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K363-VQX : 13 March 2018), Carl Feller in entry for Franziska Herbort, 12 Jul 1949; citing certificate number 41105, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,223,522.

7. "Texas, County Marriage Index, 1837-1977," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VXGC-V5Y : 22 December 2016), Charles Feller and Marge Magdalene Markwords, 19 Aug 1867; citing Gillespie, Texas, United States, county courthouses, Texas; FHL microfilm 982,801.8. 

8. "Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K3XD-1YX : 13 March 2018), Charles Feller in entry for Oswald C Feller, 27 Jul 1962; citing certificate number 40372, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,117,022.

9. "Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K3XD-886 : 13 March 2018), Charles Feller in entry for Alice Wartenbach, 26 Feb 1962; citing certificate number 18164, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,116,967.10. 

10. "Texas Deaths, 1890-1976," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:K3Q1-74W : 13 March 2018), Charles Feller in entry for Cornelia Wartenbach, 27 Mar 1953; citing certificate number 15342, State Registrar Office, Austin; FHL microfilm 2,113,849.

11. findagrave.com

12. Biggers, Don Hampton, 1869-1957. German Pioneers in Texas; A Brief History of Their Hardships, Struggles and Achievements, book, 1925; Fredericksburg, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth29394/: accessed October 5, 2020), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Texas at Arlington Library.

13. "United States Census, 1860", database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MXFX-GZ2 : 18 March 2020), William Feller, 1860.

14. "Texas Deaths and Burials, 1903-1973", database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:F6TD-S2X : 13 February 2020), William Feller in entry for Mrs. Auguste Wahrmund, 1944. 

15. findagrave.com

16. The Weekly State Gazette. (Austin, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 32, Ed. 1 Wednesday, March 23, 1864, newspaper, March 23, 1864; Austin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth181540/: accessed October 7, 2020), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.  

17. "PIONEERS IN GOD'S HILLS : a History of Fredericksburg and Gillespie County People and Events", Part 1, Gillespie County Historical Society, 1960.

My own MyHeritage research





Tuesday, June 16, 2020

Wahrmund Family - Veterans, Wars & Records

Some time ago, doing my research related to the Wahrmund family, I came across Veterans of Gillespie County Photo Album. It inspired me to find out more about those Wahrmund men who served in the Army, fought in wars, or were exempted from the service because of various life circumstances. Here is the result of my work.

All the men mentioned below were related. To understand better the family connections they shared, I gave the details regarding the family line of each one of them (besides the Gillespie County pioneers whom I wrote about in the two previous posts).


Civil War

Carl August Ernst Henry Wahrmund
 - CSA - Eighth (Taylor's) Battalion, Cavalry (Taylor's Battalion, Mounted Rifles)  - 1862 (1)
Company C
Rank in: Sergeant
Rank out: Sergeant

 - CSA  - First (Yager's) Cavalry (First Mounted Rifles) (2)
Company E
Rank in: Sergeant
Rank out: First Lieutenant


Carl Heinrich "Emil" Wahrmund Sr.
- Corp.-TST 1861; Pvt. Co. A, Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District TST 186


Wilhelm L. "William" Wahrmund
- Eighth (Taylor's) Battalion, Cavalry (Taylor's Battalion, Mounted Rifles)  - 1862 (3)
Company C
Soldier's Rank In - Private
Soldier's Rank Out - Private

 - 1st Regiment, Texas Confederate Cavalry (Yager's) (1st Mounted Rifles) - 1862 (4)
Company: E
Soldier's Rank In - Private
Soldier's Rank Out - Musician



William Daniel Ferdinand Sr. Wahrmund
 - Capt. Co. A., Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District TST - 1864


Wahrmund, Ludwig "Louis"
- Private - Minute Company for Gillespie County TST 1861; Pvt. Co. A., Gillespie County, 3rd Frontier District TST

  Indian Wars

Edward I Wahrmund (b. 6 Feb. 1856, Fredericksburg, TX/d. 31 July 1932, San Antonio, Bexar, TX) - served with Capt. Callan's Company, enlisted in 1878, discharged in 1879, St. Louis, Missouri. (5).


Edward's family line
his wife Miss Anna Marshall - they married on 17 January 1879 (6)
his parents Phillip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanna Ressemann
his great-grandfather Johann Christian Wahrmund

 

Frank (Franz) Wahrmund (b. 9 Nov. 1859, Tivydale, Gillespie, TX/d. 15 May, 1937 in Harper, Gillespie, TX), Edward's cousin. Frank served as a Texas Minute Man from 1876 to 1884 (7).


Frank's wife was Miss Margarethe Fiedler, they married on 26 March 1883 (8).


Frank's family line
his parents Carl August Ernst "Henry" Wahrmund and Dorothea Juenke
his great-grandfather Johann Christian Wahrmund

 

 

War with Spain

Albert August Wahrmund (b. Jan.1881/d. 26 Nov. 1917) - served with Company K, Second Arkansas Infantry (9).


Albert was probably seriously wounded during the war - see the copy of the record below (10).


his wife Cora Hoerster m. 24 Oct. 1904 in Bexar County, Texas (11)


his parents August Wahrmund and Freda Fanny Shield
his grandparents  Carl Heinrich "Emil" Wahrmund and Auguste Zander
his great-grandfather Johann Christian Wahrmund

WWI

Egon Carl Wahrmund (b. 14 August 1890/d. 18 March 1979, Dallas, Dallas, TX)

Registered in 1917 (12)


Date of birth: 14 August 1890, Fredericksburg, Texas
Home Address: Fredericksburg, Texas
Worked as a musician in Strout's Band
Employed by: Earl Strout, Band Master
Previous Military Servis: 1st Musician in US Navy (4 years)
Physical features: Medium height, medium built, brown eyes and brown hair

Egon served with 142 Infantry Company K
Enlisted 31 June 1917, discharged 17 June 1919 (13)


his wife Leone Emily Ohlson
his parents Max Wilhelm Wahrmund and Sophie Weyrich
his grandparents Philip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanna Ressemann
his great-grandfather Johann Christian Wahrmund


Kurt Gus Adolph Wahrmund (b. 7 August 1893, Fredericksburg, TX/d. 17 Dec. 1974, Fredericksburg, TX), Egon's brother

Private - 165th Depot Brigade to 18 May 1918, Ordnance Corps to 7 August 1918, 68th Artillery Coast Artillery Corps till his honorable discharge on 27 March 1919 (14).


Registered in 1917 (14)


Date of birth: 7 August 1893, Fredericksburg, Texas
Home Address: Fredericksburg, Texas
Worked as a shoe repairer
Employed by: A H Maier
Single
Physical features: tall, slender, gray eyes and light hair

his wife Bertha Ingenhuett m. 4 August 1919 (15)
son of  Max Wahrmund (b. 1863, Fredericksburg, TX) and Sophie Weyrich (b. 1861)
his grandparents Philip Ludwig "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanna Ressemann (b. 1827, Germany)
great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Hilmar Albert Wahrmund (b. 20 January 1879, Petersburg, Hale, Texas/d. 22 Nov. 1981, Harper, Gillespie, TX)

Private at Company E 136 Infantry till his honorable discharge on 19 Dec. 1918 (16).


Registered in 1918 (17)


Date of birth: 17 Jan. 1897, Petersburg, Texas
Home Address: Morris Ranch, Texas
Worked in farming
Employed by: his father Frank Wahrmund in Morris Ranch
Physical features: tall, medium built, blue eyes and brown hair

his wife Amalie Fritz m. 4 August 1919 (18)


his parents Frank Wahrmund (b. 1859, Tivydale, Gillespie, TX) and Margarethe Fiedler (b. 1861)
his grandparents Carl August Ernst "Henry" Wahrmund  and Dorothea Juenke (b. 1833, Brunswick, Germany)
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Henry Oscar Wahrmund (b. 12 Jan. 1895, Fredericksburg, TX/d. 25 August 1978, San Antonio, Bexar, TX)

Drafted 5 August 1917 as 2nd Lieutenant Inf fr NG (19)
Promotion: 1st Lt Inf on 15 Nov. 1918
Served with 144 Infantry till his honorable discharge on 8 July 1918
Served overseas from 17 July 1918 to 1 May 1919
No wounds
Principal stations: Mexia, TX; Camp Bowie, TX; Camp Mills, New York, AEF (American Expeditionary Forces, Fort Sam Houston, TX


Registered at 22 (20).


Date of birth: 12 Jan. 1895, Fredericksburg, Texas
Home Address: 209 River Ave., San Antonio, Texas
Worked as a shipping clerk
Employed by: San Antonio Brewing Association
Physical features: tall, slender, blue eyes and blond hair

his wife Dorothy H Hensel m. 17 Nov. 1919 (21)
his parents Heinrich Conrad Wahrmund and Meta Nimitz
his grandparents William Daniel Ferdinand Wahrmund and Amalie Schildknecht
his great-grandparent Johann Christian Wahrmund


Exempted from service

Alfred John Wahrmund (b. 3 June 1892, Gillespie, TX/d. 30 June 1972, Harper, Gillespie, TX), brother of Hilmar Alfred

Registered when he was 25 (22).


Date of birth: 3 June 1892, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: Morris Ranch, Texas
Worked in farming
Employed by: himself
Physical features: tall, slender, light blue eyes and light brown hair

his wife Emma Fritz, m. 30 Jan. 1917 (23)


his parents Frank Wahrmund and Margarethe Fiedler
his grandparents Carl August Ernst "Henry" Wahrmund  and Dorothea Juenke (b. 1833, Brunswick, Germany)
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Ernst Carl August Wahrmund (b. 2 October 1888, Gillespie, TX/d. 7 June 1976, Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX)

Registered at 28 (24).



Date of birth: 2 October 1888, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: Morris Ranch, Texas
Worked in farming
Employed by: his father Louis Wahrmund
Physical features: tall, slender, dark blue eyes and light brown hair, slightly bald

his wife Ida Karoline Wiedner, m. 21 July 1920 (25)


his parents Louis Wahrmund and Berta Kott
his grandparents Carl August Ernst Henry Wahrmund and Dorothea Juenke
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)  


Henry Emil Wahrmund (b. 30 Sept. 1888, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, TX/d. 25 Jan. 1968, Fredericksburg, TX)

Registered at the age of 28 (26).


Date of birth: 30 Sept. 1888, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: Fredericksburg, Texas
Worked in stock raising and farming
Employed by: his himself
Physical features: tall, stout, gray eyes and light hair, slightly bald

his wife Lula Kusenberger m. 26 Feb. 1917 (27)


his parents Christian Emil Wahrmund and Auguste Feller
his grandparents "Emil" Carl Heinrich Wahrmund and Auguste Sander
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Charles Frank Wahrmund (b. 22 March 1896, Gillespie, TX/d. 2 July 1964, san Antonio, Bexar, TX)

Registered at 21  (28)


Date of birth: 22 March 1888, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: Morris Ranch, Texas
Worked in farming
Employed by: his father Theodore Wahrmund
Physical features: medium height, slender, dark brown eyes, and dark brown hair

his wife Helene Langehenning m. 8 August 1918 (29)
his parents Theodore Wahrmund and Anna Rischner
his grandparents Carl August Ernst Henry Wahrmund and Dorothea Juenke
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


William Otto Wahrmund (b. 5 Feb. 1892, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, TX/d. 17 March 1968)

Registered at 25 (30).


Date of birth: 5 February 1892, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: 2210 Broadway Beaumont Jun., Texas
Worked as a clerk
Employed by: San Antonio Brewery Association, Beaumont
Physical features: tall, slender, blue eyes, light hair

his wife Rosa von Wertheim, m. 8 February 1816 (31)


his parents Heinrich Conrad Wahrmund and Meta Nimitz
his grandparents William Daniel Ferdinand Wahrmund and Amalie Schieldknecht
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Alfred F Wahrmund (b. 6 Nov. 1887, Gillespie, TX/d. 6 June 1984, Fort Worth, Tarrant, TX)

Registered at 29 (32).


Date of birth: 6 Nov. 1887, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: Gald, Texas
Worked in farming
Employed by: himself
Physical features: medium height, medium built, blue eyes, blond hair
Disabled, not in good health

his wife Frieda Emma Eckhardt, m. 26 March 1912 (33)


his parents Gustav Wahrmund and Bertha Dorothea Kiehne
his grandparents Philip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanne Ressemann
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


August Max Wahrmund (b. 1890, Fredericksburg, TX/d. 15 June 19

Registered at 27 (34).


Date of birth: 4 February 1890, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, Texas
Home Address: 2645 Mento Ave., Los Angeles, California
Worked as a clerk
Employed by: Hollenbeck Hat Shop
Physical features: tall, medium built, light brown eyes, light hair
Reasons for exemption: wife and crippled brother

his wife Katherine Helen Merrill, m. 15 August 1916, Los Angeles, California (35)
his parents August Wahrmund and Freda "Fanny" Schield
his grandparents "Emil" Carl Heinrich Wahrmund and Auguste Wahrmund
his great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)

WWII

After the attack on Pearl Harbor in December 1941, "Harper Herald" published an article that contained the information on the Gillespie man who had been in the Pacific Ocean on 6 December. The article mentioned also Louis Wahrmund who served on the tug boat USS Sunnandin (AT-28). The craft was in Pearl Harbor when it was attacked by the Japanese army (36).


Louis Martin Wahrmund was born on 3 August 1920 in Fredericksburg Texas to Mr. Kurt Wahrmund and Miss Bertha Ingenhuett (37).


Louis was enlisted on 9 October 1937, he was on board of Sunnadin on 7 August 1939. He was seaman 2nd class then. The records show Louis served with COMSERVPAC (service Force) a support command of the United States Pacific Fleet (38). On 18 March 1945, the man was promoted to chief yeoman (39). Louis Martin was on Sunnandin's muster roll till the end of the war.
A few years later, on 28 Nov. 1953, Louis was commissioned and became an ensign, his signal number was 24187, he was registered as a limited duty officer (40).

I found more details about Louis Martin Wahrmund and his career in the Biographic Register of the Department of State (41).


Transcription
The note states he was married but I did not find who his wife was.  L.M. Wahrmund graduated from Hawaiian University with a Bachelor's degree in 1949. As I found out earlier, he was with the US Navy from 1937 to 1945. Up to 1962, he served as lieutenant commander overseas.

Louis' private experience

From 1962 to 1964 he worked as an English teacher in public schools,
when he quit teaching he worked for Agency for International Development.
From 1963 to 1964 he was an administrative assistant overseas contractor (in Saigon R-5 area development officer April 1964, operating deputy officer October 1964),
R-4 deputy regional director August 1966,
Agency employee development officer August 1966,
Vientianne area coordinator April 1967,
Saigon assistant development officer in February 1969.

Louis Martin Wahrmund probably passed in 1964 but I did not come across any details on the day of his death.

his grandparents Max Wilhelm Wahrmund and Sophie Weyrich
his great-grandparents Philip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanne Ressemann
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Alonzo Wahrmund (b. 6 February 1922, Gillespie, TX (42)/d. 12 June 2007)

The man was registered for Selective Service Military Training in 1942, his order number was 10654 (43). Alonzo's name was on the Gillespie County Honor Roll published in The Harper Herald on Friday, 31 September 1943 (44) - from 1942 to 1946 he served with the 100th Air Service Squadron 58th Service group. 


After the honorable discharge (45), Alonzo was welcome home with a party thrown by the local Youth Sodality (46).



Alonzo Alfred Wahrmund was awarded for his WW2 service the Asiatic Pacific Campaign medal with three bronze stars, Phillippine Liberation ribbon with one bronze star, good conduct medal, victory ribbon, one service strip, and four overseas service bars.


When he came back home to Harper, Alonzo continued working on the family farm. Later, for many years, he was a Test Fleet Driver and worked on the assembly line at Mooney Aircraft. Mr. A. F. Wahrmund retired in 1989 (47). 



his wife Kathryn Hermes
his parents Hilmar Alfred Wahrmund and Amalie Fritz
his grandparents Frank Wahrmund and Margarethe Fiedler
his great-grandparents Carl August Ernst Henry Wahrmund and Dorothea Juenke
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Edward Egon Wahrmund (b. 22 Nov. 1910, TX/d. 1 June 1974, San Antonio, Bexar, TX)
He was registered in 1945 (48).

Date: 7 November 1945
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for Hawaiian Department
Event Place: Biggs Field, El Paso, Texas, United States
Birth Year: 1910
Birthplace: Texas
Education Level: Grammar school
Civilian Occupation: 014 (marine engineer)
Marital Status: Divorced, with dependents
Military Rank: Sergeant
Army Branch: Air Corps
Army Component: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
Source Reference: Enlisted Man, Philippine Scout or recall to the AD of an enlisted man who had been transferred to the ERC
Serial Number: 38156535

his parents  Eugene Wahrmund and Nora Frank
his grandparents Edward Wahrmund and Nora Marschall
his great-grandparents Philip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanne Ressemann
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Henry Oscar Wahrmund Jr. (b. 9 November 1922, San Antonio, Bexar, TX/ d. 29 May 2002, Brenham, Washington, TX).

Registered in 1942 (49).

Date: 06 Jun 1942
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for Hawaiian Department
Event Place: College Station, Texas, United States
Birth Year: 1922
Birthplace: Texas
Education Level: Grammar school
Civilian Occupation: 014 (marine engineer)
Marital Status: Divorced, with dependents
Military Rank: Sergeant
Army Branch: Air Corps
Army Component: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
Source Reference: Enlisted Man, Philippine Scout or recall to AD of an enlisted man who had been transferred to the ERC
Serial Number: 38156535

Henry graduated from A&M College of Texas in 1944. Later he served as with  "A'' Battery, 604th Battalion, 10th Mountain Division, he was promoted to a Lieutenant.

After the war, Mr. Henry Oscar Wahrmund Jr. led an active life. He was a member of

the Century Club of the A&M Former Students Association,
the 12th Man Foundation,
the Houston A&M Club (served as its President in 1983),
the Magic Circle Toastmasters in Houston,
Treasurer of the Brenham Country Club Men's Golf Association,
and the Brenham Presbyterian Church.

Hank also loved gardening and was a Harris County Master Gardener (50).

his wife Thena Ruth McLaran
his parents Henry Oscar Wahrmund and Dorothy Hensel
his grandparents: Heinrich Conrad Wahrmund and Meta Nimitz
his great-grandparents William Daniel Ferdinand Wahrmund and Amalie Schieldknecht
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Leroy Willie Wahrmund (b. 9 August 1924, Tivydale, Gillespie, TX/d. 17 April 2012, Kansas City, Jackson, Missouri)


Registered in 1946 (51).

Date: 07 February 1946

Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the Panama Canal Department
Event Place: Lowry Fld, Denver, Colorado, United States
Birth Year: 1924
Birthplace: Texas
Education Level: Grammar school
Civilian Occupation:
Skilled occupations in the manufacture of electrical machinery and accessories, n.e.c.
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Military Rank: Private
Army Branch: Air Corps
Army Component: Regular Army (including Officers, Nurses, Warrant Officers, and Enlisted Men)
Source Reference: Enlisted Man, Philippine Scout or recall to AD of an enlisted man who had been transferred to the ERC
Serial Number: 38762170

Notes informing about Leroy's visit at home appeared in the local newspaper

The Harper Herald - Friday,  8 March 1946 (52).


Another note told about the news he had sent to his parents

The Harper Herald - Friday,  17 May 1946 (53).


his wife Molly
his parents Ernst Carl August Wahrmund and Ida Karoline Wiedner
his grandparents Louis Wahrmund and Bertha Kott
his great-grandparents Carl August Ernst Henry Wahrmund and Dorothea Juenke
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Robert Clinton Wahrmund (b. 29 January 1924, Gillespie, TX/d. 31 December 1983, Bexar, TX)

I could not find any WW2 online records regarding Mr. Robert but I did come across his obituary printed in The Baytown Sun on Monday 2 January 194 (54), giving information about the man he was.

During WW2 Bob served as a flying instructor of the US Marines and achieved the rank of a captain.

He graduated from the University of Texas in 1948 with a degree in mechanical engineering. Then he worked for General Electric and Exxon. The latter one sent him for overseas assignments to France and Italy. Mr. RC Wahrmund was also the head of the engineering department of Alyeska Pipeline Co. in Alaska. The man retired in 1981.

Bob Wahrmund was an active member of the Quaker organization in the Kerrville area and was a member of the Westminster Presbyterian Church. He was also a member of the Experimental Aircraft Association, the Soaring Society of America, and the Bayton school board. Besides that, he actively participated in the works of the South Texas Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers and the Baytown Chapter of the Society of Professional Chemists and Engineers.

his wife Catherine Lucyle Carsner
his parents Kurt Adolph Gus Warhmund and Bertha Koennecke
his grandparents Max Wilhelm Wahrmund and Sophie Weyrich
his great-grandparents Philip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanne Ressemann
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


Thomas Charles Wahrmund (b. 13 August 1921, Gillespie, TX/d. 23 Dec. 2000, Harris, TX), brother of Robert Oscar

Registered in 1942 (55)
Date: 07 Jan 1942
Term of Enlistment: Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law
Event Place: Dallas, Texas, United States
Birth Year: 1921
Birthplace: Texas
Education Level: 2 years of college
Civilian Occupation: Actors and actresses
Marital Status: Single, without dependents
Military Rank: Aviation Cadet
Army Branch: Air Corps
Army Component: 6
Source Reference: Enlisted Man, Philippine Scout or recall to the AD of an enlisted man who had been transferred to the ERC
Serial Number: 18038829

1st Lt.
30 July 1945 decorated with an Air Medal - Oak Leaf Clusters awarded by GO #49 Hq European Division, Air Transport Command (56)



his wife Elfrieda Bertha Ottmers m. 26 Dec. 1948
his parents Kurt Adolph Gus Warhmund and Bertha Koennecke
his grandparents Max Wilhelm Wahrmund and Sophie Weyrich
his great-grandparents Philip Ludwig Friedrich "Louis" Wahrmund and Susanne Ressemann
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)

 

Later Years


Elmer Rudolf Wahrmund (b. 6 Sept. 1929, Gillespie, TX/d. 6 March 2017, Fredericksburg, Gillespie, TX) - he was a brother of Leroy Willie Wahrmnund's, mentioned above.

I did not find much information about Elmer besides the fact that he served in the US Army from 12 April 1955 to 1 February 1957. He was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in Fredericksburg, TX.

his wife was Miss Sharon Schulze, m. 15 March 1957 (57)
his parents Ernst Carl August Wahrmund and Ida Karoline Wiedner
his grandparents Louis Wahrmund and Bertha Kott
his great-grandparents Carl August Ernst Henry Wahrmund and Dorothea Juenke
his great-great-grandfather - Johann Christiann Wahrmund (b. 1792)


 

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