Birth: 13 Jul 1872 near Pentwater?, Oceana, Michigan, United States Death: 23 Apr 1966 Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, United States Burial: 27 Apr 1966 Scotia, Greeley, Nebraska, United States Father: Charles A Hackel (*1847 Sachsen, Germany ✝︎1893 Vinita, Craig, Indian Territory, United States) Mother: Babette Hermine Schmidt (*1849 Mülsen St. Niclas, Sachsen, Germany ✝︎1910 near Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States) Married Heinrich Dietrich Wilhelm "David" Bredthauer (*1870 Steinhude, Schaumburg-Lippe, Germany ✝︎1944 Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, United States) 4 Jul 1893 North Loup, Valley, Nebraska, United States Children: 1. Rose Louise Bredthauer (*1894 near Elyria, Valley, Nebraska, United States ✝︎1987 Scotia, Greeley, Nebraska, United States) 2. Arnold Detrich Bredthauer (*1895 Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States ✝︎1948 Prescott, Yavapai, Arizona, United States) 3. William Ed Bredthauer (*1898 ✝︎1898) 4. Esther Marie Bredthauer (*1899 near Elyria, Valley, Nebraska, United States ✝︎1980 Ord, Valley, Nebraska, United States) 5. Diedrich Herbert Bredthauer (*1901 Valley, Nebraska, United States ✝︎1986 Wood River, Hall, Nebraska, United States) 6. Alfred D Bredthauer (*1905 ✝︎1905) 7. Marie Edna Bredthauer (*1906 near Elyria, Valley, Nebraska, United States ✝︎1928 Scotia, Greeley, Nebraska, United States) 8. Oscar Everett Bredthauer (*1908 near Elyria, Valley, Nebraska, United States ✝︎1993 Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, United States)Notes:
SSDI gives her death date as 15 Apr 1966. The Hackel family history lists her birthplace as "Bentwater", but there is no such place in Michigan. It may refer to Pentwater or Benton Harbor, both in Michigan. However, CEN1875KS gives her birthplace as Nebraska, CEN1880 as Wisconsin, and CEN1885NE as Michigan. Keeping in mind that her father declared his intent to become a citizen at the district court in Columbus, Platte County, Nebraska, on 29 Aug 1872, only six weeks after her birth, it is quite possible that she was indeed born in Nebraska. If so, it may have been somewhere near Columbus. There is a Loup Township just to the west of Columbus, and "loup" could possibly be interpreted as "bent water". The Loup River flows by Columbus, and the North Loup River flows by Scotia and North Loup.
Sources: H(Page: 3–5), B2(Page: 6), CEN1875KS(Long Island, Phillips, Kansas, Page 8), CEN1880(Walnut, Phillips, Kansas, ED221, Page 18, Sheet 81D), CEN1885NE(Vinton, Valley, Nebraska, ED 758, Page 39A), CEN1900(Elyria Township, Valley, Nebraska, ED198, Sheet 5A), CEN1910(Enterprise, Valley, Nebraska, ED236, Sheet 9A), CEN1920(Independent Township, Valley, Nebraska, ED257, Sheet 5A), CEN1930(Independent, Valley, Nebraska, ED8, Sheet 3A), CEN1940(Ward 2, Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, ED40-10, Sheet 3A), CEN1950(Grand Island, Hall, Nebraska, ED40-16, Sheet 31), OA85(Page: 2–3), LNOBIT, VNEP, VCGS1(Page: 3), VNEM(Book: 3, Page: 258), VOV(Page: 135), B3(Page: 8), SSDI(SSN: 508-58-1106), B4(Page: 1), MTHOPE, B5(Page: 2), FINDAGRAVE(ID: 91377296), GNEOBIT8, B6(Page: 2), B7(Page: 2)
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