NOTES

Andrew Adolf
May 1888 came to American with Brother August to Scotland, SD

Willhelm & Margaret Adolf
Left Russia  May 8, 1908 
      Ten Children:  Margaret, Gottlieb, Carl,
      William, Christina August, Mary, John, Chris, Nettie
      Children born in Anapa, Michaelsfelt, Russia,
      Youngest child Frieda was born in America.
      Three other children had died at an early age in Russia

Christian Baltzer
1889 immigrated, with his wife, mother and brother Andreas and two sisters, to America, locating at Scotland, S.D. He remained there until the following spring of that year, when he went to the state of Colorado, where he remained until 1896  (source: Obit of Christian Baltzer)

Andreas Bauer
Was married to Katherina Stahlecker then later married Beata Hayne in 1903

Andreas Bauder, Sr. Family 1889
Arrive in Colorado 1888
Source: We Came From Russia, story of Fred Bauder, from Kit Carson County and It's Cattlemen, p. 73
Youngest Daughter Tina was born in Russia in 1882.
Source:  Are You Really a Bauder, p. 145
Oldest son Andrew was married and traveled later -- see family below
"When Grandfather (Andreas) came to the US, John and family came also."
Source:  Are You Really a Bauder, p. 87

John Bauder (married in Russia in 1886)
Source:  Are You a Bauder, p. 71 & 77
They came with two children:  John b. 1887 &  William b. 4/23/1889
Source:  Are You Really a Bauder, p. 84

Andrew Bauder, Jr. Family  1888
Two Children Born in Russia: Christina, B. 1886 & Andrew B. 1888
Source:  Are You Really a Bauder, p.77
Tina was 7 1/2 years old when she came with the rest of the family to this country.
Source: Are You Really a Bauder, p. 145
Andrew, had settled here a few years before his parent's family.
Source: Story of Gottlieb and Katherine Bauder,  from Kit Carson County History, page 374
In May of 1889, parents, with 2 small children, came to the U.S.
Source: Story of Andrew Bauder, from Kit Carson County History, page 373
They landed in Baltimore, and traveled by train to St. Francis, Kansas.  Someone (perhaps the Wahls) brought them to the homestead site.
Source:  Are You Really a Bauder, p. 77
Third child was born in Colorado -- Christoph b. 1889
Source:  Are You Really a Bauder, p. 72

John Beringer
Gottlieb Beringer arrived in US 1903 and moved to St. Francis in 1915.
Source:  German Russian Families of St. Francis, Cheyenne, Kansas, Wahl, Dale Lee, Compiler.  AHSGR F680 .S25 W34 1997

Christian Dobler
(1886 came to U.S. first living in S. Dakota where his wife died)

Phillip & Caroline Breitling
Immigrated 9 June 1889 to South Dakota
later to Colorado, in 1908 to
Nebraska, in 1917 Mercer Co. North Dakota.
Source:  Heritage Review 26:3, 1996 p. 26  (Extraction from the Dakota Freie Presse, 16 Mar 1920 Nr. 2390)

Arrived in Scotland, South Dakota join a Strobel brother already there -- then moved to Colorado a few years later, accompanied by 6 children: (Johannes, Katherina, Gotthilf, Phillip, Fredrich, Christina) and Caroline youngers brothers (Strobels)
Source: Story of the Breitling - Strobel Family, from Kit Carson County History, by Robert and Linda Coles

Most likely, they moved to the Settlement with/or just after the the 1890 migration from Scotland, South Dakota along with Jakob and Christian Strobel -- nk

August Fanslaus
    Arrive in Coloardo About 1888-1889
        Daughter born in Pennilvania in 1877
        Son Henry born in Yuma County, Colorado Feb. 28, 1890

Christian Gramm
Christ and Christina (Strobel) Gramm, their 3 children, Jake Gottlieb, and Elizabeth, and other relatives came to America from Russia in 1899. Source

Ship Manifest show Departing Hamburg, Germany 11 Sep 1898 (Christian  37y, Christine  34y, Jacob 12y, Gottlieb 5y,  Elisebeth 3y, Pauline  2y) source

Jacob Hasart
   Arrive in Colorado About 1889
   Obituary states settling first near Idalia Colorado in 1889

Beata Hayne 1903 and four children
    Came to Burlington after first husband Wilhelm Hayne died in Russia
    After she arrived, she married Andrew Bauer in the settlement.

Mattias Heafner

Eva (Hiller) Juengling     1828?- 1920
Immigrated 13 Nov. 1887 to Tripp, South Dakota to Daughter Kathearina (married Martin Stahlecker), then Oct. 1893 moved near Burlington, Colorado, then in 1917 to Bethune, Colorado
Source:  Heritage Review 26:3, 1996 p. 31  (Extraction from the Dakota Freie Presse, 16 Mar 1920 Nr. 2390)
      Daughters:  Apollonia, Katherena, Wilhelmina
(Katherena would have immigrated with husband Martin Stahlecker)

John Jacobers
        Son John Jacober born in Russia in 1882

Peter Knodel
before 1906
    (Gottlieb and family were meet by Peter when they arrived in Burlington.)
    (Peter married Christena Dobler in 1893 in the settlement)
    (Dobler family arrived in 1885 and moved to the Settlement in 1890)

Gottlieb & Christina Knodel
1906-1907  and Seven Children
    (Mary, Edward, Gottleib, David, Eva, Benjamin, and Gustave)
    (Gottlieb's obit. -- came to America in December 1906)
John & Dora Knodel (brother to Gottlieb) and children
    Started trip to America on November 20, 1906
    from Josephdorf, South Russia
Andrew Knodel (brother)
Jake Knodel (brother)

Frank Kramer, Sr.
    Arrive in Colorado About 1888-1889
        Daughter Margaret born in Russia 1885
        Son Frank Jr. 15 Nov 1890 Lauchman, Bethune, Colorado

Karoline Schaal
1905-1907  (husband George Schaal Died in Russia in 1903)
    Children Marie, Jim, John & Chris came to the settlement in 1905
    Mother Karoline and a younger brother Chris following in 1907

Jacob & Margaretha Schlichenmayer
Hoffnungstahl,  South Russia
   Emigrated to Colorado Between 1887-1889
        David, Elisabeth (Lizzy), Christine, John, Jacob, Gottlieb, Karoline
        Children born in America:  Fred & Margaretha

Martin Stahlecker
Martin's obit. states that they left in 1873.   (Son John Stahlecker was born in Columbus, Nebraska in 1876, moved to Scotland, SD, then moved to Bethune in 1893 [in his eleventh year -- obit, of Isaiah Stahlecker born 1882 in Tripp, SD.]
Obit of Chris 151  state they left in 1873.

Jakob Strobel
(At age 17, 1885 came to American --  Menno, SD in 1890 to Bethune)

Christian Strobel

Herman & Emma Stolz
1906 family moved from Franklin County Neb. to Colorado

Friedrich & Maria Stutz and daughter Magdalena
     Arrived in Scotland, SD November 1889
     after a few months, moved to Colorado with a group of others