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 John ZEIGLER-349
John ZEIGLER-349
B. 20 Aug 1872
Deniwitz, Russia
D. 14 Jan 1971
Denver, Colorado

 

Children
  1. Friederich John ZEIGLER-348
  2. Richard ZEIGLER-351 (Child)
  3. Otto Reinold ZEIGLER-352
  4. William (Bill) ZEIGLER-353
  5. Clara ZEIGLER-354 (Child)
  6. Anna ZEIGLER-355
  7. Magdalena (Lena) ZIEGLER-608
  8. Elma ZEIGLER-357
  9. Emma ZEIGLER-358
10. Esther ZEIGLER-359 
   
Descendant Rosters
 
 Notes:
Burial Place: 
Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery
Bethune, Colorado

Archive File:
1900 Census
Family History KCC History Book
Land Patent Grant


  

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Pedigree Chart
Grandfather
Unknown
William ZEIGLER-1147
Father
Unknown
John ZEIGLER-349
B. 20 Aug 1872
Deniwitz, Russia
D. 14 Jan 1971
Denver, Colorado
Grandmother
Grandfather
         Mother
Unknown
Barbara FRIEDRICH -1148
Unknown
Grandmother
Spouse
Married: 14 Nov 1895
Christina BOEPPLE-350
B. 14 Jan 1876
Deniwitz, Russia
D. 19 Nov 1963
Burlington, Colorado
 

Obituary

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John Ziegler - 1971

     Funeral services for John Ziegler were held Jan 18 at the Immanuel Lutheran Church of Bethune.  Rev. Earl Martell Officiated.  "We Are Going Down the Valley" was sung by a quartet of Mr. Ziegler's grandsons.  The congregation sang "Jesus Lead the Way".  Pianist was Louise Schlichenmayer.  Grandsons also acted as casket bearers.  Final resting place was Immanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery north of Bethune.

      John Ziegler, son of William and Barbara Ziegler, was born at Deniwitz, Russia, Aug 20, 1872.  He was baptized in the Lutheran faith as an infant.  He came to America with his parents in May of 1877 at the age of five years.  The family settled on a farm near Scottland, S.D.   There he spent his youth.  Church and home cooperated in giving him a Christian training.  He was confirmed in the Lutheran Church of Scottland on April 3, 1887.  On Nov. 14, 1895, he was united in marriage with Christina Boepple of Scottland.  This union was blessed with a long wedded life of 68 years.  To this union was born 10 children;  4 sons and 6 daughters, 8 of whom are still living.

      In April, 1899, Mr. and Mrs. Ziegler moved to the Settlement north of Bethune where they homesteaded.  No fully satisfied, in 1903, they decided to move to Oklahoma, but after a year returned to their homestead north of Bethune.  For a short time, from May until September 1935, they lived in Newberg, Ore.  Once more they returned to the family farm near Bethune and lived there until November 1950.  At the time they moved to Burlington.  Here they lived until the time of Mrs. Ziegler's death, on Nov. 19 1963.

       Mr. Ziegler became ill Dec. 27 1970 and was taken to the Memorial Hospital in Burlington.  On January 11, 1971, he was transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver.  There he passed away on Jan 14, 1971, at the age of 98 years, 4 months, 25 days.  Mr. Ziegler is survived by 3 sons and 5 daughters: William and Fred Ziegler and Emma Dobler of Burlington;  Otto Ziegler of Loveland; Mrs. Lena Strobel, Mrs. Anna Strobel, Mrs. Elma Stahlecker and Mrs. Esther Arends, all of Bethune.  His wife, Christina, a son, Richard and a daughter, Clara and a grandson, Charles Dobler, preceded him in death.

         Mr. Ziegler came from a large family of 8 brothers and 3 sisiters.  He is survived by his sister, Katherina of Freeman, S.D., and 2 brothers, August and Edward Ziegler of Kaylor, S.D.  Also among the survivors are, 27 grandchildren, 53 great-grandchildren, and 1 great-great-grandchild, and many other relatives and friends.  Out of town relatives here for Mr. Ziegler's funeral were August, Edward and Alfred Ziegler of Kaylor, S.D.   Richard and Gerhard Geiszler of Fredonia, N.D., Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ziegler of Loveland, John McClure and Calvin Strobel of Fort Collins, Mrs. Thomas Scott and Cindy of Aurora, Mr. and Mrs. Van Liufau of Haxtun, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ziegler and Mrs. and Mrs. Norman Arends and son of Cheyenne Wells, Mrs. Larry Bennett and Mrs. Ed Garrett of Pueblo.

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