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Ernest Frederick Boelter

Birth	:	1 Oct 1849 Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany
Death	:	17 Sep 1922 Walnut, Knox County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Evergreen Cemetery, Miamiville, Clermont County, USA
Coordinate	:	39.2113500, -84.3098300
Description	:	Ernest F. Boelter, born in Teschendorf, Germany, October 1, 1846, came to America in 1870. He spent four years in Wisconsin, Then came to Nebraska and settled in Knox County, west of Walnut near a brother, Karl F., who had come to America a few years previous from Prussia. Ernest became a citizen of the United States April 25, 1883. His brother, Karl, also known as Charlie, became a citizen of the United States, October 17, 1881. Karl never married. He was born January 26, 1841 and died August 9, 1906. Ernest was married April 7, 1881 to Mary Odren,... Read More	Ernest F. Boelter, born in Teschendorf, Germany, October 1, 1846, came to America in 1870. He spent four years in Wisconsin, Then came to Nebraska and settled in Knox County, west of Walnut near a brother, Karl F., who had come to America a few years previous from Prussia. Ernest became a citizen of the United States April 25, 1883. His brother, Karl, also known as Charlie, became a citizen of the United States, October 17, 1881. Karl never married. He was born January 26, 1841 and died August 9, 1906. Ernest was married April 7, 1881 to Mary Odren, whose parents are Joseph and Elizabeth Odren also living in Knox County at the time Ernest and Mary were married. Mary was born October 2, 1862 in Branch County, Michigan. Her father was a soldier in the Civil War at the time of her birth and did not see his daughter until she was two years old. Seven sons were born to Ernest and Mary, namely Alvin Fredrick (2-4-1882); Arthur James, (3-29-1885); Joseph Ernest (9-24-1888); Ralph L., (9-20-1892); Charles Wayne (11-7-1894), Infant___; Roland Edward (10-23-1956). Two sons died in infancy. All were born in Knox County except Roland. The Boelters lived on the Knox County farm until 1904 when they moved to Orchard, Antelope County, Nebraska. The older sons stayed in Knox County on the homestead near their Uncle Karl (Charlie). Fred and Arthur and their families continued to live on the land after they were married. The Boelter home was located in the northeast part of Orchard. Mary passed away May 17, 1912. Ernest and son, Roland continued to live in Orchard. He worked and served many years as a janitor in the Orchard schools and the Oddfellows Hall. The last several months of his life, he spent with his son, Arthur and family because of failing health. He passed away September 17, 1922. I remember him knitting dozens and dozens of pairs of socks and mittens for the soldiers in WWI. He played the accordian and furnished music for house dances while living on the homestead (some of the houses being made of sod with dirt floors). A grandson, Albert (Son of Arthur and his wife Fern) resided on part of the land. Albert passed away 4-11-1984. The homestead land had been in the Boelter family 100 years. Myrtle E. Boelter Miller Ernest F. Boelter died at Mrs. Campfield's hospital Monday morning, September 17 at about 11 o'clock. Since last December he made his home with his son and family near Walnut but previous to that time since his wife died, which was May 17th, 1912, he and his son Rolland kept house in the east part of town, but on account of failing health he was forced to go where he could have care by other hands. He was born in Teschendorf, Germany October 1st, 1846 and came to America in 1870, first settling in Wisconsin and four years later came to Nebraska locating on a homestead near Walnut, Nebraska. On April 7th, 1881 he was united in marriage to Mary Odren, and to this union were born seven children, two having died in infancy. Those left to mourn his death are: Fred and Arthur of Walnut; Joe E. of Rawley, Iowa, Charles of David City, this state and Rolland of Orchard. He also leaves on brother, John Boelter, of near Walnut. He was raised and confirmed in the German Lutheran church, was also a valued member of the Odd Fellows lodge of this place. After his wife's death ten years ago he moved to Orchard and during the greater portion of that time he served as a faithful janitor for the Orchard Public schools and the Odd Fellow lodge of this place. The funeral services were held at the United Brethren church Tuesday afternoon conducted by the pastor Rev. H. H. Spracklen and the remains were laid to rest beside his wife in the Grimton cemetery. The services at the cemetery was under the suspices of the Odd Fellow lodge. All the children and the brother were present at the funeral and also his father-in-law, Mr. Odren, from Independence, Iowa, who is over 90 years of age. He made the trip all by himself. He was a former homesteader in the vicinity of Walnut.

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Ernest Frederick Boelter's memorial is located at: Evergreen Cemetery, Miamiville, Clermont County, USA.
When did Ernest Frederick Boelter death?
Ernest Frederick Boelter death on 17 Sep 1922 in Walnut, Knox County, Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 39.2113500
Longitude: -84.3098300

Family Members:

Spouse

Mary Odren Boelter

(1862 - 1912)

Children

Alvin Frederick Boelter

(1882 - 1939)

Arthur James Boelter

(1885 - 1948)

Infant son Boelter

(1887 - 1887)

Joseph Ernest Boelter

(1888 - 1972)

Ralph Boelter

(1892 - 1893)

Charles Wayne Boelter

(1894 - 1972)

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