Other
Prasses in America
(obtained from historical records by
Donald L. Prasse, Susan K. Beckmann Ladage, F.C. Prasse, and Alberta Shepard)
The Genealogy
NOTE: The
following are other Prasse ancestors who have not yet been connected to a known
branch. Some of them may eventually constitute branches of their own.
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Wilhelm Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, 1850 or 51 |
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Missouri |
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d. July 1, 1888 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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m. October 15, 1874 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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Katharine Romer |
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b. January __, 1858 |
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Missouri |
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d. May 14, 1902 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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NOTES: Wilhelm and Katharine were married in the First German Swedenborgian Church. Witnesses to the marriage were Rudolph Dallmeyer and Caroline Muller. Wilhelm may be the brother of Louisa Prasse, listed below. Wilhelm was an architect. Katharine had another child who died sometime before the 1900 Census. Katharine's mother and father were German. Her mother was Katharine Romer (b. June, 1825) who immigrated to America in 1856. Wilhelm and Katharine had one other child who died in infancy. Wilhelm is buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri |
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Harry F. Prasse |
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b. June __, 1875 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: Harry was a dry goods salesman in 1900. |
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2 |
Lulu Prasse |
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b. May __, 1879 |
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Missouri |
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d. September 7, 1900 |
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Missouri |
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NOTES: Lulu was a dry goods saleslady in 1900. She is buried in St. Peter's Cemtery, St. Louis, Missouri |
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Ida Prasse |
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b. April __, 1882 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: In 1900, Ida was an assistant bookkeeper. |
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2 |
Herman Prasse |
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b. March __, 1885 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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Louisa Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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m. June 21, 1867 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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Herman Dallmeier |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: Louisa may be the sister of Wilhelm Prasse, listed above. |
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Anna Maria Louisa Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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m. May 26, 1872 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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Heinrich Sieling |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: Possibly married in St. Peter's Evangelical Church. |
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Heinrich Prasse (AKA: Henry) |
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b. ______________ __, 1806 |
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Prussia, Germany |
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d. December 10, 1874 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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m. ______________ __, _____ |
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Germany |
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Mary ? |
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b. ______________ __, 1815 |
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Prussia, Germany |
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d. October 1, 1892 |
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Missouri |
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NOTES: Mary's mother and father were also born in Prussia. Henry and Mary are buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri. | |||||
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Johan Friedrich Wilhelm Prasse (AKA: Fred and Fritz) |
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b. October 15, 1841 |
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Prussia, Germany |
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d. February 23, 1928 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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m. May 22, 1865 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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Anna Margor Eilermann (AKA: Annie) |
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b. ______________ __, 1843 or 44 |
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Hanover, Germany |
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d. April 26, 1892 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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NOTES: Fred immigrated to America in 1850 and was a carpenter by trade. Annie's mother was named Mary (b. 1822, Hanover, Germany) who was a washer woman. Annie's brother and sister_in_law were George and Theresa Eilermann. George was born in Missouri in May 1858. Theresa's parents were from Bohemia and she was born in March 1861 in Missouri. Annie had another brother named William (b. 1861, Missouri). In the 1880 Census, Fred and Annie lived at 1711 N. 12th St. in St. Louis. Fred died of pneumonia and is buried with Annie in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri. |
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3 |
Henry Prasse |
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b. ____________ __, 1866 |
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Missouri |
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d. August 13, 1894 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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NOTES: Henry worked in a liquor store in 1880 at the tender age of 14. He is buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri. |
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3 |
Emma Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, 1868 |
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Missouri |
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d. November 26, 1870 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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NOTES: Emma died in early childhood and she is buried in St. Peter's Cemetery in St. Louis, Missouri. |
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3 |
Mary(?) Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, 1870 |
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Missouri |
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d. August 13, 1872 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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NOTES: The grave marker in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri, just lists M. Prasse and Mary is a guess. |
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3 |
William Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, 1874 |
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Missouri |
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d. December 12, 1906 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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NOTES: William is buried in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri. |
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3 |
Cornelia Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, 1876 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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Clara Prasse |
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b. March 21, 1879 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: In 1900, Clara was living with her uncle, George Eilermann, and tagging tobacco for a living. |
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3 |
Fred W. Prasse |
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b. December __, 1882 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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m. ______________ __, 1910 |
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Missouri |
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Lauretta Spelbrink |
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b. ______________ __, 1885 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: Fred was listed as a salesman in both the 1900 and 1910 Census. Lauretta's parents were Louis (b. 1843) and Amelia (b. 1847) Spelbrink. They were both born in Germany. In 1910 Fred and Lauretta were living at her parents' house at 1321 Franklin Ave. in St. Louis, Missouri. |
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3 |
Rudolph Prasse |
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b. August __, 1887 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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Fred remarried after Annie's death. |
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m. ______________ __, 1893 |
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Missouri |
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Anna A. A. Moeller (AKA: Annie) |
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b. October 18, 1850 |
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Germany |
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d. April 1, 1929 |
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St. Louis, Missouri |
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No known children by this marriage. |
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NOTES: Anna immigrated in 1852. She was previously married and had a daughter, Adeline A. Moeller, who was born in August 1887 in Missouri. Annie had a total of five children by her previous marriage, four were still living in 1900. Annie died from a cerebral hemorrhage. She is buried with Fritz in St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri. |
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Clara Prasse |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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m. September 4, 1862 |
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Cuyahoga County, Ohio |
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Jacob Heid |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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Wilhelmina Magdalene Prasse |
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b. July 28, 1880 |
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Baden, Germany |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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m. June 8, 1904 |
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Roxbury, Massachusetts |
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William Edward Coombes |
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b. ______________ __, _____ |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: Wilhelmina was the daughter of William Henry Prasse and Wilhelmina Ostermeyer. | |||||
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Mary Prasse |
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b. February 26, 1874 |
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Missouri |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: In the 1900 Census, Mary was a servant in the household of Charles Cobb in St. Louis, Missouri. Her mother and father were born in Germany. | |||||
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Rudolph Prasse |
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b. November 23, 1876 |
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New York |
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d. ______________ __, _____ |
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NOTES: The 1900 Census lists Rudolph as a street car conductor in St. Louis, Missouri. Both Rudolph's parents were born in Germany. Rudolph could possibly be the brother of Charles (NMI) Prasse of the New York Prasse family. The birth dates are compatible, however, it is believed that Rudolph moved to Indiana in the late 1920s or early 1930s. | |||||
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