Schug Men & Husbands

Schug's Baumholder Bulletin:  Schug Men

Revised Jan 26, 2013

Schug's of Baumhlder Germany

      Decedents of John Schug & Katharina Louisa Kirsch

Decendents of Phillip Rausch & Catherina Harth

               Decedents of   Carl Schug & Catharina Rausch

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Richard Henry Schug

1914 - 1984

Father: John Henry Schug

Mother: Effie Loretta Woodward

Married: Ferrel Arnette Fenimore 

3 February 1941 

Chapel of the Tabernacle Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis IN

Degree: Medical Doctor, University of Michigan 1940

Service: Army Air Corps 

Born: Decatur Indiana

Died: Long Beach CA

Buried:  Forest Lawn, Cypress, CA

Walter C. Schug

1905-1981

Father: Julius Caesar Schug

Mother: Emma Frances Kelly

Married: Lenora Ernestine Yoss

1924, Adams Co. Indiana

Buried: MRE Cemetery, Adams Co. IN

Everett Jennings Schug

1896-1960

Father: Philip Schug

Anna Almira Striker

Married: Esther Acton -1916, Bluffton, Wells Co Indiana

Buried: MRE Cemetery, Adams Co IN

Wilhelm Schug, Jr

1846-1914

Father: Johann Wilhelm Schug, Sr

Mother: Juliana Zimmer

Married: Elisabeth Frick

Born: Baumholder, Germany

Died: Baumholder, Germany

Peter Everett Schug

1939-2012

Father: Everett Jenning Schug

Mother Charlotte Skoronski

Married: Living

1963 Berne Adams Co. IN.

John Howard Lamneck

1891-1975

Father: Phillip Lamneck

Mother: Margaret Catherine Schug

Born: Port Washington, Ohio

Fredrick Schug

1857-1930

Father: Johann Wilhelm Schug

Mother: Juliana Zimmer

Married: Elizabeth Rausch (1860-1945)

Robert Lucas Black Jr.

1906-1986

Married: Vera M Schug

Daughter of Julius Caesar Schug and Emma Frances kelley

Born: Gainesville, Alachua, FL

Died: Gainsville, Alachua, FL

Daniel Neuenschwander

1848-1938

Father: Isaak Neuenschwander

Mother: Katharine Moser

Married: Katherine Schug (1854-1926)

2 May 1875 Adams, Co. IN

Rev Daniel Neuenschwander,

 a native of Ohio, has spent the greater part

 of his active life as a minister of the Reformed Church

Jakob Schug

1821 - 1899

Father: John Schug

Mother Katharina Louisa Kirsch

Married: Juliana Caster

Born: Baumholder Germany

Died: Mt Sterling IL

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George Woodward Schug

1901-1961

Father; John Henry Schug

Mother: Effie Loretta Woodward

Married: Gladys May Butler

28 April 1925-Decatur, Adams Co. IN

Education: BS Ohio State University 1924

Delta Kappa Theta

Occupation: Oil RefineryManager 

Helmut Schug

1913-1992

Father: William Schug

Mother: Charlotte Conrad

Married: Gertrud Klee

SBB: In Remembrance of Peter Schug

SBB: Schug Wives and Daughter

January 22, 2013  Revision

 Schug's Baumholder Bulletin - Schug Wives and Daughter 

 Schug's of Baumhlder Germany

      Decedents of John Schug & Katharina Louisa Kirsch

Decendents of Phillip Rausch & Catherina Harth

               Decedents of   Carl Schug & Catharina Rausch

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Profile # 3 William Fredrick Schug (1853-1918)

William Frederick Schug

  

Born:11 April 1853 Port Washington, Tuscarawas Co., Ohio

Baptized: 15 May 1853- St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church-Port Washington, Ohio

Died: 31 October 1918 Monroe Twp., Adams Co., Indiana

                                                                     Married 18 Dec 1881 

                                               Alvirda J. Striker (1864-1895) 

Married 6 Nov 1985

   Clara Louisa Durr (1870-1948  

Barried: MRE Cemetery Berne Indiana

OBIT

FARMER NEAR BERNE IS VICTIM OF APOPLEXY

DECATUR. Ind., Nov. 1.—William Frederick Schug, 65, prominent farmer living three and a halt miles north of Berne, died suddenly last evening at 8 o'clock of apoplexy. He had suffered several strokes of paral­ysis last February and had never re­gained, but had been feeling in un­usually good health the past week. He had eaten a hearty supper last evening' and had retired. About 8 o'clock he was heard groaning and relatives ministered to him, but with­out avail, he dying in a very few min­utes. His wife, formerly Miss Clara Striker, survives. The following chil­dren from a former marriage are liv­ing: Calvin, Mildred, Harvey, Ruth Witwer; Thurman, in France. Chil­dren from the last marriage are: Leona, Carl, John, Naomi and Harry. He had one sister, Mrs. Dar. Neuen­schwander, of Missouri, and five brothers—Rudolph, John, Charles, Julius and Phil. The funeral will be Sunday afternoon at 1:30 from the home. Burial in the Berne ceme­tery.

William F. Schug

Few men living in Adams County can look back on their lives with more justifiable pride than can William F. Schug. He is a type of the modern farmer that demon­strates what industry and intelligence can accomplish, and he is among the most high­ly esteemed men of his community. He has amassed more than a competence of the world's goods, but he has done this unaided and through his own efforts. He was born in Tuscarawas county, Ohio, April II, 1853. He is a son of Charles and Catherine (Rousch) Schug. His parents were born in Baumholder, Prussia, Germany. His father was born in 1826 and his mother in 1835. They were reared in Germany and after their immigration to the United States, married and settling in Ohio. The father was a wagon maker by trade and followed this occupa­tion in Ohio. In 1863 he removed to Indi­ana and settled in French township, Adams county. He became a farmer and lived on the place he purchased until his death in 1869. His wife survived him many years and died in 1904. Following his death his sons cultivated the farm, which consisted of one hundred and sixty acres, until the youngest was twenty-one years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schug were the parents of eight children: William, Catherine, Charles, Julius, Philip, Rudolph, Tekla and John. Of this family William, the subject of this sketch, was the eldest.   When he was twenty-nine years of age William F. Schug purchased his present farm. It is a fine tract of one hundred and forty acres in Monroe township, but was covered with woods when he purchased it. In addition it was wholly without improve­ments of any kind, and the labor and energy of the present owner were expended in bringing it to its present state. He set to work to clear the place immediately after it cane into his possession, and he worked at this task until he had completed it. He erected a comfortable residence and commodious barns and other outbuildings and fenced and drained the entire farm. He conducts a general farming business and his crops are productive of a handsome income each year. He raises some excellent cattle and his strain of Poland China swine is one of the best in the county.

In addition to his farming he has other business interests. He is a man who is alive to the needs of his community and when banks were proposed he entered heartily into their organization. He subscribed to the capital stock of the People's State Bank of Berne and is still a stockholder in this sound financial institution. He also holds stock in the Grabill State Bank of Grabill, Allen county. He is also a director of this latter bank. For some years during his earlier life he followed carpentering in co­nection with his farm work. He has also gained more than a local repute as a veterinary surgeon, and he is called in line with this profession frequently. He makes his home on his fine estate of one hundred and forty acres in Monroe township. Of this tract he has one hundred and twenty-six acres under cultivation. The remainder he allows to remain in woods and pasture land. He owns eight acres of fine woods. He is interested in the politics of his section and is an ardent Democrat. He is a public-spirited man and a believer in good roads. He circulated the first petition for pike roads in Monroe township and has been instru­mental in bringing about many desirable im­provements. He is a member of the German Reformed church and contributes generously to the objects and charities of this denomination.

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