Charles STRAUB & Rachel HOUK

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Charles STRAUB
Rachel HOUK

Husband: Charles STRAUB
Birth: ca. 1820s/30s
Death said to be: 1856

Marriage said to be: 1854

Wife: Rachel / Rachael HOUK
Birth: 1834, Wuerttemberg [Germany]
Death: 30 Dec 1913, Niobrara, Knox Co., NE
Disposition: buried Silver Ridge, Dixon Co., NE
Other Spouse: m2. 1855-59, John ROTH

Child:

1. George STRAUB / Charles W. STROP, b. 1855/6, IA

Sources:

1. Marriage Record:

2. 1860 Census Every-Name Index and Images (online at Ancestry.com, Image #20 of 97): Leoni P.O., Butler Twp., Butler Co., IA, Roll M653_313, p. 708, PN 20, 157/142, enumerated 21 Jun 1860, official enumeration date 1 Jun 1860 (extracted by Diana Gale Matthiesen):¤

John Roth 35 M Farmer 150 Hessen Germany

Rebecca " 25 F Wittemburgh

Chas W Strop 4 M Iowa

John G Roth ¹¹/₃₆₅ M "

Is her given name enumerator error, or was she Rebecca Rachel? Subsequent censuses say Wuerttemberg — Wittenberg and Wuerttemberg are two different places.

3. 1870 Census — son Charles/George is not living with his mother.

4. Broderbund. World Family Trees. Vol. 1, Pedigree #623. Says the son's name is George.

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