Peter Arth (abt. 1854)

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Husband of Magdelene Ackermann — married 2 Oct 1879 in Assumption Parish, Saint Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, United States

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Marriage:

Date: 02 OCT 1870

Place: Assumption Parish, St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota

Note: Type: 0

Source: #S131

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Marriage:

Date: 20 OCT 1846

Place: Prum, Germany

Note: 1860 Census:

Joseph Arth, age 43, occ: Day Laborer, value of real estate $500, value of personal estate $100, from Prussia.

Agatha Arth, age 38

Agatha, age 13

Margaret, age 12

Jacob, age 10

Peter, age 6

Mary, age 2

Ellen age 6 mos.

Jacob Arth, age 40, Day Laborer, value of real estate $600, value of personal estate $400, from Prussia

Catharine, age 37

Margaret, age 14

Ellen, age 11

Joseph, age 8

Clara, age 6 Mary age 2

From the Luxemburger Gazette Oct. 27, 1896 page 5, col 2&3.'

On last Monday the hightly respected and widely known Mr. Joseph Arth and his spouse of #700 Plum St. celebrated the rare occasion of their golden wedding anniversary. The spritiual festival began with a high-mass at 9:30 in the Heart ofJesus Church, at which service 40 direct descendants were present with the venerable pair, namely, 7 children, 24 grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren, along with many other relatives. Mr Arth was born on the 13 of Nov. 1819 at Pruem in the Gov. Adm. Dist. of Trier; he served 3 years in the military (rifleman) and in 1846 married Miss A. Gerber, with whom he has since dwelt in Happy Matrimony. The couple emigrated to America in 1857, and came in May of the same year to St. Paul, and built for themselves a house out of accumulated assets, the same house they now occupy, through hard work and diligence, they provided for their children properly, which although not constituting great wealth, was sufficient for their advancement. May the worth jubilarians have many years to enjoy their well earned rest in the continuously expanding circle of loved ones.'

Source: #S61

Sources

Source S131

Title: Archdiocese records of St. Paul/Mpls MN

Abbreviation: Archdiocese records of St. Paul/Mpls MN

Source S61

Title: Ortssippenbuch Prum Germany (1)

Abbreviation: Ortssippenbuch Prum Germany (1)