Michael Fredrich Witt - I7485 - Individual Information - Wisconsin and Illinois Genealogy

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Michael Fredrich Witt (I7485)

Surname: Witt
Given Names: Michael Fredrich

Gender: Male

Birth: 3 June 1813
Death: 11 February 1901

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Birth	3 June 1813 41
Death of father	18 October 1842 (Age 29) Michael Witt (I5932) (Age 70) - [Relationship Chart]
Death	11 February 1901 (Age 87)
Universal Identifier	27E2F623CF89D511973400E02931A9515FC9
Burial	South Fork Cemetery, Saline Co., Ne
Last Change	7 August 2007 - 20:49:39 Last changed by: dcoplien

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1870 - Swan City, Saline, Nebraska
He came to America from Germany in the year 1856 with his family and settled near Juda, Green County, WI. In the year 1860, he moved to Nebraska. He was one of the heads of three families who located on Swan Creek. The other two heads of families were W. Gutzmer and G. G. Wahl.

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Michael Witt died at his home two miles east, one milet north of Western, NE on Monday monring at 7 A.M. on 11 Feb 1901 at the age of 87 years, 8 mos., 8 days. His funeral was held at the South Form German M. E. church with Rev. Steininger officiating.

The Michael Witt "Fachwerkbau" near Western was entered into the National Register of Historic Places Jan. 14, 1980, says Marvin F. Kivett, State Historic Preservation Officer.

alt birth per obit June 11 - per obit had 9 children, only two survived him

1900 - South Fork, Saline, Nebraska

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Multimedia Object	Michael Frederick Witt Format: jpg Image Dimensions: 414 x 433 Type: photo
Multimedia Object	Witt-Zabel Cabin, Saline County Nebraska Format: jpg Image Dimensions: 825 x 585 Type: photo Note: Man standing is Charles F. Zabel, husband of Pauline Augustine Witt. The cabin was built in 1838 by Michael F. Witt and was later sold to Charles F. Zabel. It was torn down around 1910.