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John Bader

Birth	:	10 Oct 1851 New Philadelphia, Tuscarawas County, Ohio, USA
Death	:	6 Feb 1919 Merrick County, Nebraska, USA
Burial	:	Oaklawn Memorial Gardens, Titusville, Brevard County, USA
Coordinate	:	28.6157000, -80.8291000
Description	:	The Palmer Journal, February 20, 1919, page 1 (transcribed by Linda Berney) John Bader was born October 10, 1851 in New Philadephia, Ohio. In the year 1854, with his parents, he moved to Minnesota and located at Lernelet (? not clear) Creek in Houston County. In the year 1873 he emigrated to Nebraska and located on Prairie Creek, Merrick County, where he lived until his death. In the year 1875 he was married to Christine Buchfinck. The deceased was afflicted with Asthma for over 40 years from which he passed away Feb.... Read More	The Palmer Journal, February 20, 1919, page 1 (transcribed by Linda Berney) John Bader was born October 10, 1851 in New Philadephia, Ohio. In the year 1854, with his parents, he moved to Minnesota and located at Lernelet (? not clear) Creek in Houston County. In the year 1873 he emigrated to Nebraska and located on Prairie Creek, Merrick County, where he lived until his death. In the year 1875 he was married to Christine Buchfinck. The deceased was afflicted with Asthma for over 40 years from which he passed away Feb. 6, 1919 at the age 68 years 3 months 27 days. He leaves to mourn his loss his wife and 9 living children, 6 sons, John L. Bader of Palmer, Will Bader of Chapman, Jake Bader of Palmer, Joe Bader of Detroit, Mich, Edward Bader of St. Libory, August Bader of St. Libory and 3 daughters, Miss Mary Bader of St. Libory, Mrs. Ferdinand Miller of Palmer, Mrs. Henry Helzer of Palmer, one daughter, Amelia, dying at the age of three years. There were 28 grandchildren and one brother, Lewis Bader residing at Oregon, and three sisters, Mrs. Agnes Kady of Portland, Oregon, Mrs. Lizzie Rebbe and Mrs. Caroline Young, both residing in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Mr. Bader was one of those sturdy pioneers who endured bravely all the vicissitudes incident to settling in a new country, and for many years had enjoyed the prosperity, which was the reward of his industry. He was proud of his family, loyal to his country, and just to his fellowmen. As such a life is a blessing and a benefaction to all within the sphere of it's influence, so is the death of such a man a public misfortune as well as irreparable loss to the family. The bereaved relatives have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends. ======================================================================= JOHN & CHRISTINE BADER [Merrick County History - 1981] (transcribed by John Glynn) John Bader, born in New Philadelphia, Ohio, and Christine Buchfinck born in Dieplitz, Russia, were married at Zion Lutheran church in Worms, Nebraska, on March 20, 1875 by Rev. August Leuthaeuer. Their first home was on the homestead in Section 22 in Prairie Creek township in Merrick county. Three of their children were born here: John L. Bader, January 18, 1876, died December 14, 1959; William Bader, April 18, 1877, died May 15, 1941; Mary Caroline, September 8, 1879, died October 26, 1957. In 1880, John and his wife purchased land in Section 5 in Prairie Creek Township in Merrick County. They moved with their family to the farm 1 1/2 miles north of Worms. Seven children were born here: Amelia, August 29, 1881, died February 22, 1886; Jacob, April 5, 1883, died July 28, 1967; Rosa Bader Miller, September 16, 1884, died April 18, 1959; Elizabeth Bader Helzer, January 17, 1887, died November 26, 1971; Joseph, March 14, 1888, died November 14, 1971; Edward, April 23, 1890, died October 11, 1969; August H., November 6, 1895, died February 14, 1962. Mr. Bader continued to purchase land in western Merrick county, and set up his six sons in farming. He was one of those sturdy pioneers who endured bravely all the vicissitudes incident to settling in a new country, For many years he enjoyed the prosperity which was the reward of his industry. He was proud of his family, just to his fellow men, and proud to be an American. August, being the youngest, continued the farming of the home place in Section 5. He married Christine Helzer of the Worms area on October 4, 1916. Christine was born May 5, 1897 and died June 18, 1969. They are buried on the Zion Lutheran Church cemetery in Worms. A son, Harold, was born on January 13, 1917, and a daughter Ellen on October 28, 1922. As Harold grew to manhood, he took over the farm and on October 3, 1948, he married Evelyn Niemoth of St. Libory, Nebraska, at the Zion Lutheran Church in Worms. Evelyn was born February 8, 1925, in Howard County. Their three daughters were the 5th generation to have lived on this farm. The eldest, Judy Lyn, now of Seattle, Washington, was born May 5, 1951. Beverly (Mrs. Dale) Rubesh was born April 23, 1953, and is living in a home on this same farm with her husband and sons, Jeffry and Aaron. Kristy Marie is a senior at Palmer High School. She was born April 2, 1963. Ellen married Lyman Wedemeyer in August of 1946, and continues to live on a farm south of Ravenna, Nebraska. They have a son Dennis, who farms with his parents, and a daughter, Janelle, now Mrs. Brad Oberg of Kansas City, Missouri. [Submitted by Harold Bader.]

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John Bader's memorial is located at: Oaklawn Memorial Gardens, Titusville, Brevard County, USA.
When did John Bader death?
John Bader death on 6 Feb 1919 in Merrick County, Nebraska, USA
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Latitude: 28.6157000
Longitude: -80.8291000

Family Members:

Parent

Johannes “John” Bader

(1816 - 1897)

Elisabetha “Elizabeth” Steudel Bader

(1819 - 1897)

Spouse

Christine Buchfinck Bader

(1855 - 1919)

Siblings

Children

Mary Caroline Bader

(1879 - 1957)

Amelia Bader

(1881 - 1886)

Elizabeth Bader Helzer

(1887 - 1971)

August Bader

(1895 - 1962)

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