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Hugo Vogel

Birth	:	10 Jan 1845 Germany
Death	:	14 Dec 1936 Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Shell Lake Cemetery, Shell Lake, Washburn County, USA
Coordinate	:	45.7546997, -91.9085999
Description	:	From the Nance County, NE. web site via NEGenWeb Project Resource Center, On-Line Library: Hugo Vogel, who is now a resident of Fullerton, Nebraska, was formerly a resident of section twenty-six, Loup Ferry township. He is a striking and impressive representative of Nebraska brawn and muscle, having spent almost his entire career on a farm in the great western country. He has passed through all the varied experiences, gaining an enviable reputation as a progressive agriculturist, and is highly esteemed in the locality in which his honorable and useful career is being run. Mr. Vogel is a native of... Read More	From the Nance County, NE. web site via NEGenWeb Project Resource Center, On-Line Library: Hugo Vogel, who is now a resident of Fullerton, Nebraska, was formerly a resident of section twenty-six, Loup Ferry township. He is a striking and impressive representative of Nebraska brawn and muscle, having spent almost his entire career on a farm in the great western country. He has passed through all the varied experiences, gaining an enviable reputation as a progressive agriculturist, and is highly esteemed in the locality in which his honorable and useful career is being run. Mr. Vogel is a native of Germany, born January 10, 1845, and is the fifth in a family of eight children, the parents being John and Waldburga Vogel. When Hugo was nine years of age, the entire family, with the exception of one daughter, who died in infancy, came to the United States, landing in New York City on July 4, 1853. They went immediately to North Glosenbury, Connecticut, remaining there for four years, the father engaged in making of fine cutlery. At that time, which was in the spring of 1857, Mr. Vogel, Hugo and one daughter moved into Iroquois county, Illinois, where they purchased a small farm and began mixed farming, being joined by the balance of the family later on in the same year. The father died there in 1860, and the mother followed him in 1876, and there are now living two girls and three boys -- our subject and one brother, Julius in Gage county, Nebraska; another brother Carl in Iroquois county, Illinois, while the sister Mrs. Mary Rosenbaum and Mrs. Augusta Lutz, are now living in Terre Haute, Indiana. Hugo Vogel settled in Fullerton in March, 1880, making his home in the town for two years. He then purchased two hundred and forty acres on section twenty-six, township sixteen, range seven, moving his family on the farm in the spring of 1882, where they continued to reside until April, 1910, when they moved to their home in Fullerton, which they intend making their permanent residence. Mr. Vogel was one of the first settlers in this portion of Nance county, and passed through all the early Nebraska times. He was elected county commissioner in the same year of settling on his farm, serving for three years, and was also supervisor of his district, which was one and the same office, the system having changed during later years. He has always been interested in the development of the region along educational lines, and was director of school district number eleven for a number of years. On February 15, 1876, Mr. Vogel was married at Paxton, Illinois, to Miss Mary Elizabeth Cunningham, who is a daughter of Philander and Julia Cunningham, and a native of Pennsylvania, her parents coming into Illinois about 1855 from that state. After his marriage, Mr. Vogel started farming for himself on a rented place. One son was born in Illinois, Frederick, he dying in Nance county in 1885, while Harry A. and Helen Louise are both living at home now. Mr. Vogel and his family are well known throughout their section of the country, and are held in the. highest esteem. They have a pleasant home in Fullerton, and a valuable estate, the farm place being supplied with substantial farm buildings, and producing good crops of small grain. He also engages in stock raising, and takes especial pride in keeping his farm in the finest shape, having planted many trees, and also has a very fine orchard. Mr. Vogel is a prominent Knight of Pythias.

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Hugo Vogel's memorial is located at: Shell Lake Cemetery, Shell Lake, Washburn County, USA.
When did Hugo Vogel death?
Hugo Vogel death on 14 Dec 1936 in Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 45.7546997
Longitude: -91.9085999

Family Members:

Spouse

Mary Elizabeth Cunningham Vogel

(1854 - 1918)

Children

Freddie Vogel

(1877 - 1885)

Harry Albert Vogel

(1882 - 1954)

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