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Jefferson T. REED
Jefferson T. Reed (b. Abt. 1839)
Jefferson T. Reed (son of Mathew B Reed) was born Abt. 1839 in Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia. More About Jefferson T. Reed: Census 1: 1850, Virginia. Census 2: 1870, Pease, Belmont, ohio. More About Jefferson T. Reed and : Marriage: July 04, 1864, West Virginia. Children of Jefferson T. Reed are:
Charles D Reed, b. Abt. 1865, West Virginia.
+Nelson B Reed , b. Abt. 1865, West Virginia.
Howard M Reed , b. Abt. 1867, West Virginia.
Howard M. REED
Howard M Reed (b. Abt. 1867)
Howard M Reed (son of Jefferson T. Reed ) was born Abt. 1867 in West Virginia. More About Howard M Reed: Census: 1870, Pease, Belmont, Ohio.
Nelson B. REED
Nelson B Reed (b. Abt. 1865)
Nelson B Reed (son of Jefferson T. Reed) was born Abt. 1865 in West Virginia. More About Nelson B Reed: Census 1: 1870, Pease, Belmont, ohio. Census 2: 1880, Wheeling, Ohio, West Virginia. Children of Nelson B Reed are:
Elizabeth Reed.
Francis HELLER
1 NAME Francis /Heller/
1 NAME Franz /Heller/
District of New York - Port of New York
I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly that thefollowing List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my / name,and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for theDistrict of New York, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief,a just and true account of / all the Passengers received on board the whereof I am Master from /
to the <10 Apl> 18<37>/
before me /
List or manifest of all Passengers taken on board the whereof is master, from / burthen <440 94/100>tons.
Names Age Sex Occupation The Countries to TheCountry of Died
which they severally which they intend
belong to become inhabitants
1. Edward Deck** 56 Merchant
2. S. A. St*** 23
1. Louis Gottin 23
2. David Bich*** 20
3. Francis Kangin 20
4. Michael Oswald 31
5. Phillipe " 20
6. Maria " 19
7. Paul Holl*** 22
8. Jacques Stehel 33
9. Francis Heller 27 M Cabinet Maker France US ofAmerica
10. Piere Alere 22
Margin: Francois Heller [LDS 775059, Page 12]
L'an Mil huit Cent Neuf, le Veignt neuf Octobre, à trois heursrelevée, par devant nous, Francois Joseph Baugratz, Maire et Officerpublic de l'etat civil de la Commune de Marmoutier, même Cantone,Depártement du Bas-Rhin, est comparu Francois Joseph Heller, tailleur,âgè de trent quatre ans, le quel nous a presentè un enfant, du Sexemasculin, nè aujourd'hui a six heures du matin; de lui declarant et deVictoire Ziegelmeÿer, son épouse, domiciliès en cette Commune, etauquel il a declaré vouloir donner le prenom Francois. Les diterdeclaration et presentation faiter en presence de Jean George Scherer,huilier, âgè de quarante six ans, et le Francois Denis Mouet,incuilire de la Legion d'honneur, âgè de trente six ans, domicilié àSaverne; et ont les declarations et témoins sigué avez nous apreslecture & faiter.
Maire
In the year of 1809, the 29th of October, at 3 o'clock in theafternoon, in the presence of us, Francois Joseph Baugratz, Mayor andPublic Official of the civil state of the City of Marmoutier, the sameDistrict, the Department of Bas-Rhin, appeared Francois Joseph Heller,tailor, aged 34 years old. The same presented to us a male infant,born today at six o'clock in the morning. From the same declarant andfrom his wife, Victore Ziegelmeÿer, inhabitants of this City, it wasdeclared that [they] intended to give to him the name Francois. Theindicated declaration and presentation was made in the presence ofJean George Scherer, oil manufacturer, aged 46 years, and FrancoisDenis Mouet, an [encuilier?] of the Legion of Honor, aged 36 years,inhabitants of Saverne. We have signed the declaration and testimonyafter reading and authorizing.
Mayor
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District of New York - Port of New York
I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly that thefollowing List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my / name,and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for theDistrict of New York, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief,a just and true account of / all the Passengers received on board the whereof I am Master from /
to the <10 Apl> 18<37>/
before me /
List or manifest of all Passengers taken on board the whereof is master, from / burthen <440 94/100>tons.
Names Age Sex Occupation The Countries to TheCountry of Died
which they severally which they intend
belong to become inhabitants
1. Edward Deck** 56 Merchant
2. S. A. St*** 23
1. Louis Gottin 23
2. David Bich*** 20
3. Francis Kangin 20
4. Michael Oswald 31
5. Phillipe " 20
6. Maria " 19
7. Paul Holl*** 22
8. Jacques Stehel 33
9. Francis Heller 27 M Cabinet Maker France US ofAmerica
10. Piere Alere 22
1850 Slave Schedule - Fayette County, TX; Page:415; ll. 15; col.1
# of Slaves Age Sex Color Fugitive from the State
F. Heller 1 14 F B
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1860 Slave Schedule - Fayette County, TX; Page:15; ll. 33-36; col.2
# of Slaves Age Sex Color Fugitive from the State
Francis Heller 1 28 F B
1 4 M B
1 3 M M yes
1 1 M B
Miss
According to William Francis Heller's and Francis Heller's consistentcensus records, they belived their mother had been born in France.According to Antonette Heller Murchison's consistent census records,she believed her mother had been born in Germany.
Francis HELLER
1 NAME Francis /Heller/
1 NAME Franz /Heller/
District of New York - Port of New York
I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly that thefollowing List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my / name,and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for theDistrict of New York, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief,a just and true account of / all the Passengers received on board the whereof I am Master from /
to the <10 Apl> 18<37>/
before me /
List or manifest of all Passengers taken on board the whereof is master, from / burthen <440 94/100>tons.
Names Age Sex Occupation The Countries to TheCountry of Died
which they severally which they intend
belong to become inhabitants
1. Edward Deck** 56 Merchant
2. S. A. St*** 23
1. Louis Gottin 23
2. David Bich*** 20
3. Francis Kangin 20
4. Michael Oswald 31
5. Phillipe " 20
6. Maria " 19
7. Paul Holl*** 22
8. Jacques Stehel 33
9. Francis Heller 27 M Cabinet Maker France US ofAmerica
10. Piere Alere 22
Margin: Francois Heller [LDS 775059, Page 12]
L'an Mil huit Cent Neuf, le Veignt neuf Octobre, à trois heursrelevée, par devant nous, Francois Joseph Baugratz, Maire et Officerpublic de l'etat civil de la Commune de Marmoutier, même Cantone,Depártement du Bas-Rhin, est comparu Francois Joseph Heller, tailleur,âgè de trent quatre ans, le quel nous a presentè un enfant, du Sexemasculin, nè aujourd'hui a six heures du matin; de lui declarant et deVictoire Ziegelmeÿer, son épouse, domiciliès en cette Commune, etauquel il a declaré vouloir donner le prenom Francois. Les diterdeclaration et presentation faiter en presence de Jean George Scherer,huilier, âgè de quarante six ans, et le Francois Denis Mouet,incuilire de la Legion d'honneur, âgè de trente six ans, domicilié àSaverne; et ont les declarations et témoins sigué avez nous apreslecture & faiter.
Maire
In the year of 1809, the 29th of October, at 3 o'clock in theafternoon, in the presence of us, Francois Joseph Baugratz, Mayor andPublic Official of the civil state of the City of Marmoutier, the sameDistrict, the Department of Bas-Rhin, appeared Francois Joseph Heller,tailor, aged 34 years old. The same presented to us a male infant,born today at six o'clock in the morning. From the same declarant andfrom his wife, Victore Ziegelmeÿer, inhabitants of this City, it wasdeclared that [they] intended to give to him the name Francois. Theindicated declaration and presentation was made in the presence ofJean George Scherer, oil manufacturer, aged 46 years, and FrancoisDenis Mouet, an [encuilier?] of the Legion of Honor, aged 36 years,inhabitants of Saverne. We have signed the declaration and testimonyafter reading and authorizing.
Mayor
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District of New York - Port of New York
I do solemnly, sincerely, and truly that thefollowing List or Manifest of Passengers, subscribed with my / name,and now delivered by me to the Collector of the Customs for theDistrict of New York, contains to the best of my knowledge and belief,a just and true account of / all the Passengers received on board the whereof I am Master from /
to the <10 Apl> 18<37>/
before me /
List or manifest of all Passengers taken on board the whereof is master, from / burthen <440 94/100>tons.
Names Age Sex Occupation The Countries to TheCountry of Died
which they severally which they intend
belong to become inhabitants
1. Edward Deck** 56 Merchant
2. S. A. St*** 23
1. Louis Gottin 23
2. David Bich*** 20
3. Francis Kangin 20
4. Michael Oswald 31
5. Phillipe " 20
6. Maria " 19
7. Paul Holl*** 22
8. Jacques Stehel 33
9. Francis Heller 27 M Cabinet Maker France US ofAmerica
10. Piere Alere 22
1850 Slave Schedule - Fayette County, TX; Page:415; ll. 15; col.1
# of Slaves Age Sex Color Fugitive from the State
F. Heller 1 14 F B
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1860 Slave Schedule - Fayette County, TX; Page:15; ll. 33-36; col.2
# of Slaves Age Sex Color Fugitive from the State
Francis Heller 1 28 F B
1 4 M B
1 3 M M yes
1 1 M B
Caroline Fredericke HILLMANN
1880 Agricultural Census - Fayette County, TX; Fifth District; ED 163;Page 7; l. 1
Heller, Caroline Owner Tilled: 57 acres Permanent meadows: 200Woodland: 289
Value of farm: $5390 Value of implements: $100
Value of Livestock: $300 Value of all farm productions: $1000
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Death Gathered Her In
La Grange Journal
February 22, 1900
Mrs. Catherine Heller passed peacefully away on Sat. at her home inWaldeck, at the ripe old age of seventy-eight years, surrounded by herkindred and friends. Deceased was a native of Rastede, in Oldenburg,Germany, and came to Texas some sixty years ago. During this time shewas a resident of Fayette County, and for thirty seven years a widow.Two sons and three daughters are left to mourn her loss. The remainswere committed to earth in the Florida Chapel Cemetery between RoundTop and [Warrenton], accompanied by a large following. Mrs. Hellerleaves five children: Louis and Thomas Heller, Mrs. Lizzie Neese, Mrs.Mary Goerner of Fayette County and Mrs. Frederica Goerner of BastropCounty."
Cannot find Caroline F. Hillman Heller in the 1880 Fayette County,Texas, census.
Louis HELLER
La Grange Journal
13 Jun 1940
Louis Heller of Walhalla, aged 84 years, 2 months and 2 days, died atthe La Grange Hospital, Thursday, June 6; he had been ill for twodays. Funeral services were held in the chapel of the Koenig FuneralHome, Saturday at 9:00 a.m., by Rev. R. Heise, and interment was madein the Townsend cemetery at Round Top, Koenig Funeral Home in charge.
Deceased had lived his entire life in Fayette County; he was the sonof Francis and Caroline Hillmann Heller,immigrants from Germany in theearly days of Texas statehood, and was born near Round Top, October 4,1855, and. has been a farmer and stockman since reaching his majority.
One brother, Tom Heller of Millett, Texas, and other family relativessurvive.
From:
"HELLERS BRANCH." The Handbook of Texas Online.
[Accessed Wed Dec 8 8:08:19 1999 ].HELLERS BRANCH. Hellers Branch rises in a stock tank at the
foot of the eastern slope of Hellers Hill in north central Fayette
County (at 30°02' N, 96°47' W) and runs north for about three miles
to its mouth on the flood control lake formed by Dam Number Ten
on Shaw Creek (at 30°04' N, 96°46' W). The stream traverses flat
to rolling terrain with soils characterized by upper layers of loose
gravelly sand and subsoils of firm, gravelly, clay and sandy loam.
Native vegetation includes mesquite, some pecan trees, and
occasional patches of grasses. The creek is named for Tom and
Louis Heller, who were among the first settlers in nearby Walhalla.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Leonie Rummel Weyand and Houston Wade,
An Early History of Fayette County (La Grange, Texas: La
Grange Journal, 1936).
From:
"HELLERS HILL." The Handbook of Texas Online.
[Accessed Wed Dec 8 8:09:29 1999 ].HELLERS HILL. Hellers Hill, named for the families of early
settlers Tom and Louis Heller, is two miles south-southeast of the
Waldeck church in north central Fayette County (at 30°02' N,
96°47' W). Its summit, with an elevation of 555 feet above sea level,
projects about fifty feet above Farm Road 1291, a mile to the
northeast. It stands in gently rolling terrain with soilscharacterized by
a shallow, easily erodible sandy loam surface layer over a very firm
clay subsoil containing volcanic materials. Though the local land isof
marginal value for agriculture, much of it was once used for cotton
production. After the 1950s most of the cotton land reverted to cattle
pasture. Vegetation in the area is primarily scattered clumps of oak
and cedar. The crest of Hellers Hill is occupied by several farm
buildings.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Leonie Rummel Weyand and Houston Wade,
An Early History of Fayette County (La Grange, Texas: La
Grange Journal, 1936).
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