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Adolf Jaeggi

Birth	:	2 Aug 1848 Bern, Verwaltungskreis Bern-Mittelland, Bern, Switzerland
Death	:	18 Jan 1910 Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Batavia Union Cemetery, Batavia, Clermont County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.0778389, -84.1677094
Description	:	Son of Rev. Carl Ludwig & Margarethe (Kistler) Jaeggi. Married in 1882 in Switzerland to Constance Chiffelle. Served in the Swiss Army in 1898 at a Lieutenant. ----------- From the web site: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/platte/booming.html JAEGGI & SCHUPBACH. This well known firm are building up a lasting reputation for their work. It is composed of Adolf Jaeggi and David Schupbach, natives of Switzerland. Mr. Jaeggi came to this country in 1870, whither he was followed by Mr. Schupbach in 1871. They located homesteads in Polk county, where they endured the hardships of homestead life, roughing it in true bachlor style. In 1873 Mr. Jaeggi secured... Read More	Son of Rev. Carl Ludwig & Margarethe (Kistler) Jaeggi. Married in 1882 in Switzerland to Constance Chiffelle. Served in the Swiss Army in 1898 at a Lieutenant. ----------- From the web site: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/platte/booming.html JAEGGI & SCHUPBACH. This well known firm are building up a lasting reputation for their work. It is composed of Adolf Jaeggi and David Schupbach, natives of Switzerland. Mr. Jaeggi came to this country in 1870, whither he was followed by Mr. Schupbach in 1871. They located homesteads in Polk county, where they endured the hardships of homestead life, roughing it in true bachlor style. In 1873 Mr. Jaeggi secured a position in S. C. Smith's land office in this city where he worked a year. He then became book-keeper in the Columbus State bank, where he worked until 1878. Mr. Schupbach came to this ciy in 1875, securing a position in A. Henry's lumber yard, which place he held for three years. He then engaged in the hardware business with G. Schroeder, disposing of it later. In 1878 Jaeggi & Schupbach purchased the lumber yard of A. Henry, and under that name and the name of the Columbus Lumber and Grain Co., have been interested in the lumber business since. In the fall of 1885 their mill and elevator was constructed, a more correct idea of which can be gathered from the engraving which appears in their advertisement in another place. The mill is one of the largest in the state and is the only mill in the state having the complete 8 brake system. The plant has cost over $30,000 and with new improvements they are now adding will reach the sum of $40,000. The firm has contracted for one of the new Corliss engines, 125 horse power, which they will place in addition to the one they are now using. The mill has a capacity of 150 barrels a day, for flour and corn meal. Their popular brands of flour are Red Seal, Eight Break, Columbus and Beauty, which find a ready sale in Nebraska, Iowa, the Rocky mountains and Antwerp, Europe. The mill has been running night and day since May, and the business is proving very satisfactory to the enterprising proprietors. Messrs. Jaeggi & Schupbach are gentlemen in every sense of the word, and their numerous friends watch with satisfaction their steady upward strides, in the face of all obstacles, and wish them unstinted success in their efforts to build up their fortures and the city with which they are so closely identified. Of the flour manufactured by this firm, the Lincoln Journal says: Mr. F. E. Gage, wholesale agent for Messrs. Jaeggi & Schupbach, the Columbus millers, makes a fine display of flour in Agricultural hall. Although but established in Nebraska for a year and a half, and but a short time in Lincoln these gentlemen have already established a reputation for their flour second to none in the state. Theirs brands are "Red Seal," "Eight Brake," "Columbus," and "Beauty," and are all graded on standard basis. Among the dealers in the city who handle these brands of flour may be mentioned Krauss & Smith, Geisler, Louie Veith, L. Meyer, Geo. L. Bosselman, Mr. Christianson, C.W. Huffman, A. Voght, while Mr. Poehler uses large quantities in his bakery. Vistors to the fair should visit the display and get acquainted with Mr. Gage. Their Lincoln store is 220, South Eleventh street. Since writing the above article we have just learned that Jaeggi & Schupbach's "Red Seal" brand of flour took the first premium at the State Fair in Lincoln.

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Adolf Jaeggi's memorial is located at: Batavia Union Cemetery, Batavia, Clermont County, USA.
When did Adolf Jaeggi death?
Adolf Jaeggi death on 18 Jan 1910 in Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 39.0778389
Longitude: -84.1677094

Family Members:

Spouse

Constance Chiffelle Jaeggi

(1854 - 1936)

Children

Paul A. Jaeggi

(1886 - 1932)

Walter Carl Jaeggi Sr.

(1887 - 1970)

Ernest L. Jaeggi

(1889 - 1963)

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