Johann Jochim Heinrich Friedrich KRULL

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Taufpaten :
Hauswirte Joch. Peter Evers,
Johann Heinrich Steffen,
Johann Lüneburg
und Büdner Johan Henning in Wöbbelin --

weighed 400 lbs at death , Services 6. May --
Were married by J.R.Aaron Little (Lythe), Porter County, Indiana. In Centerville 1865 Personel Estate $441.50. There were 2 children in 1863as per Lancaster Co. Nebraska History, Vol. 1" Fredrick Krull 1/4 sect. Centerville Prec. 1863 Homestead 7.Jan 1863 moved into dug-out, Father, Mother + 2 small children. In Spring limestone quarried and home was built. --

Census 11. April 1860 Co. of Buchanan, City of St,. Joe, Missouri ::
F Crull 34 M Laborer born in Germany
D Crull 27 F born in Germany
M Crull 1 F born in Indiana --
Friedrich Johann "Frederick" Krull
Birth: May 26, 1826, Germany
Death: May 4, 1888 Centerville Lancaster County Nebraska, USA
Friedrich Johann Krull was the fifth child of Carl Friedrich Krull and Louise Sophie Dorothea Anicka born on 25 May 1826 in Wöbbelin, Germany. Fred married Dorothea Haase on 26 Oct 1858 in Porter County, Indiana. They had five children together. Fred passed away on 04 May 1888in Centerville, Nebraska. He was 61 years old. Family links: Spouse: Dorothea Haase Krull (1833 - 1908)
Burial: Centerville Cemetery Lancaster County Nebraska, USA
Maintained by: J.Klos Originally Created by: LoNe Searcher Record added: Jun14, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 19884220 --

William W. Krull, a representative citizen of Lancaster county, alert,enterprising and progressive, is now serving as assistant cashier ofthe Bank of Sprague. He represents one of the old families of the county, his birth having occurred in Centerville precinct, April 8, 1875,his parents being Frederick and Dora (Haas) Krull, both of whom were natives of Germany. They came to the United States in young manhood andwomanhood and were married in La Forte, Indiana. The father was a horseshoer and worked at his trade for a number of years. In 1861 he arrived in this state and spent two years in farming at Nebraska City, after which he removed to Lancaster county. He homesteaded one hundred and sixty acres on sections 23 and 26, Centerville precinct, on which heresided until the time of his death, which occurred.May 4, 1888, while his wife, long surviving him, died October 8, 1908.
At the time of their arrival this entire section was a frontier region, and it required great courage to meet the hardships which must be endured. The country was a wilderness in which deer, antelope, wild catsand catamounts were to be seen in abundance and the Sioux Indians outnumbered the white settlers, Most of the homes were dugouts, save hereand there a log cabin. Mr. Krull constructed his dugout in the middleof December but did not have it finished, when on Christmas Day, a heavy shower filled it with water to the depth of a font. That night it turned bitter cold and in a short time the water was frozen solid so that there was no opportunity of finishing the digging until the following spring. The family, however, occupied the dugout as it was, covering the ice with hay and a few old blankets, on which they spent their first night. The following day a fire place was built in the comer andby keeping a good fire they managed to get the ice thawed out sufficiently so that it could be broken up in chunks and carried out.
The following spring the dugout was completed and served as the familyhome for seven years, when they began the construction of the presentresidence, which was built entirely of limestone, quarried near Roca.All the lime used in the construction of the building was burned by Mr.Krull. Money was scarce and he had no thought of buying anything which he could make himself. All building material was hauled from Nebraska City, nearly sixty miles distant, and there were only two loads of lumber in the entire building. About twice a year a trip was made to Nebraska City for supplies and for the mail, for at that time it was their nearest post office. It was not considered safe for one or two mento attempt the trip alone because of fear of Indian attacks, and yet all hated to leave home because it exposed the wives and children to danger. --

Frederick Krull
United States Census, 1870
Name: Frederick Krull
Ereignistyp: Census
Jahr des Ereignisses: 1870
Ereignisort: Nebraska, United States
Geschlecht: Male
Alter: 43
Rasse: White
Rasse (original): W
Geburtsjahr (geschätzt): 1826-1827
Geburtsort: Mecklenburg
Seitennummer: 25
Haushalt Aufgabe Geschlecht Alter Geburtsort
Frederick Krull M 43 Mecklenburg
Doratea Krull F 35 Prussia
Maria Krull F 8 Nebraska
Fredrica Krull F 5 Nebraska
Frederick Krull M 3 Nebraska
Caroline Krull F 0 Nebraska
John Richter M 46 Mecklenburg
Haushalt ID: 237 , Zeilennummer: 29 , Partner-Name: The U.S. NationalArchives and Records Administration (NARA) , Partner-Veröffentlichungsnummer: M593 , GS-Filmnummer: 000552329 , Digitale Ordnernummer: 004273887 , Aufnahmenummer: 00295 --

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Homesteaded 1863, one quarter section, located in sections 23 and 26,records from Sprague Book, page 26.
More About Fred Johann Jochim Heinrich Friedrick Krull:
Ethnicity/Relig.: Christian-Protestant.382
Event 1: May 25, 1826, Wobbelin, Germany.382
Occupation: Farmer.382
Residence: Sprague, Ne..382
More About Fred Johann Jochim Heinrich Friedrick Krull and Dorothea Haas:
Marriage: 1861, La Porte, Ind..382
Children of Fred Johann Jochim Heinrich Friedrick Krull and Dorothea Haas are:
+Mary A. Krull, b. 1862, Lancaster Cty, Ne.382, d. date unknown, Lancaster Cty, Ne.382.
Fredricke, b. 1865382, d. date unknown.
Fredrick, b. 1867382, d. date unknown.
+Carolina Krull, b. 1870, Lancaster Cty, Ne.382, d. date unknown, Lancaster Cty, Ne.382.
William F. Krull, b. 1875, Sprague, Ne.382, d. 1965, Hallam, Ne.382. (Carol A. Rein) --
Omaha daily bee 1888/05/06
Herausgegeben in 1888
Quelle: Chronicling America - Library of Congress
Resultate : Krull
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...for ono to bo mado. Fred Krull was ono of the curliest homoatcadurs In this county when the Indian was...
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...and the great eizo of Mr. Krull always attracted attention whenho was in the city. His death was very...
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...the largest man in Nebraska. Mr. Krull was about flvo feet .eight inches in height , but ho weighed over...
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...who lives In Centrovillo precinct. Mr. Krull Is known to many in Lincoln on account of his long residence in...
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...DEAD , Pour Hundred Pound Fred Krull Ex pires Suddenly at Contorvillo.... --

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Titel	Familien Krull aus Norddeutschland und angrenzenden Gebieten
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