Edward F. Horstman
M 1872 -| Type | Value |
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| Name | Edward F. Horstman |
| Born | 1872 Scott County, Iowa |
| Gender | M |
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| Type | Value |
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| Father | August Frederick Horstmann b. (1831-01-28, Sarau, Schleswig Holstein, Germany) d. (1920-03-30, Ida Grove, Ida County, Iowa) |
| Mother | Christiana Caroline Dorothea Ochs b. (1827-03-28, Brackrade, Oldenberg, Germany) d. (1894-07-09, Battle Creek, Ida County, Iowa) |
| Married | 1856-04-06, Bosau, Oldenberg, Germany |
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| Family | Eliese J. Harder b. (1877-09-07, Schobüll, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany) d. (1966-12-15, Lake City, Calhoun County, Iowa) |
| Married | 1894-12-14, Crawford County, Iowa |
| Children |
| Type | Value |
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| Family | Edith May Barry b. (1894, Maryland, USA) d. (1919-04-05, Montgomery County, Ohio) |
| Married | 1896-00-00 |
| Children | 1 Clifford W. Barry b. (1912, Montana, USA) |
Photos
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Edward F. and Eliese J. (Harder) Horstman Edward F. and Eliese J. (Harder) Horstman Wedding Photo taken at Fritz T. Harder house 1894-12-14 |
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Mr. and Mrs Edward F. Horstman Edward F. Horstman and Eliese J. Harder |
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Edward F. Horstman Edward F. Horstman Ida county, IA history |
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1900 Garfield Township Map, Ida Co, Iowa August Frederick Horstman farmed on the South West 80 acres of section 24 and the North West 80 aces of section 25. Edward F. Horstman farmed the South West 240 acres of section 25 (Sunny Slope). August Gustav Heinrich Horstman farmed the mid East 80 acre of section 25. Henry Diimig owned and farmed the 640 acres of section 20. 1900 |
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1906 Garfield Township Map, Ida Co, Iowa August Frederick Horstman farmed on the South West 80 acres of section 24 and the North West 80 aces of section 25. Edward F. Horstman farmed the South West 240 acres of section 25 (Sunny Slope). August Gustav Heinrich Horstman farmed the mid East 80 acre of section 25. Henry Diimig owned and farmed the 640 acres of section 20 (full section). 1906 |
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1920 Garfield Township Map, Ida Co, Iowa August Frederick Horstman farmed on the South West 80 acres of section 24 and the North West 80 aces of section 25. Edward F. Horstman farmed the South West 240 acres of section 25 (Sunny Slope). Joseph H. Diimig owned and farmed the North West 239 acres of section 20. Mary and August D Horstman. farmed the North East 80 acres of section 20. Rose and Bernard Schimmer farmed the South East 160 acres of section 20. Map |
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Edward F. Horstman Bigotry Scandal - Page 3 of 3 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 2014-01-22 Map |
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Edward F. Horstman Bigotry Scandal - Page 1 of 3 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 2014-01-19 Map |
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Edward F. Horstman Bigotry Scandal - Page 2 of 3 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 2014-01-19 Map |
Notes
1 NOTE Settled in either Cedar or Scott County, IA. Later moved to Garfield Township, Ida County, IA
The 1910 census shows a residence of Battle Creek, Iowa and occupation of Live Stock Buyer. Lived in Chicago in 1920.
The following is from a post on RootsWeb asking for information on Edward Horstman from Battle Creek, IA in the late 1800’s.
Looking for info on this family. Edward Horstman married Eliese Harder in 1895. I don’t believe there was any issue of this marriage. Eliese may have died before 1930 and Edward remarried to Mrs. Edith M. Barry. They are in the 1930 census for Sioux City, Ia. I would like to find the death date for Eliese and where she is buried. Any info would be helpful.
Was Edward F. Horstman married to both women at the same time? This was rumor from distant cousin. The cousin had an old newspaper clipping but it was not seen. The person that wrote this was Mrs. Woodrow A. J. Horstman in Big Rock, Iowa. Hand written to Len Horstmann in the 1970’s (she spelled the name with two n’s) Woody Horstmann (her husband) confirmed this in Apr. 2004. He said that Eliese Harder was committed to an asylum. He also said that Edward went to Omaha to live. The mariage scandal took place in Chicago, IL.
Based on the letter from Mrs. Woodrow Horstman and the news clippings (see documents linked to Edward F. Horstman), there is no question that there was a scandal involving Edward F. Horstman in Chicago circa 1922.
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