Muntzert, Augusta

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• Reference Number: 9079
• Immigration: 18 Sep 1858, New York, New York, New York, USA; on the ship Atlanta from Bremen

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Immigration:
Name:Auguste Hartung
Arrival Date:18 Sep 1858
Birth Date:abt 1818
Age:40
Gender:Female
Ethnicity/ Nationality:German
Place of Origin:Germany
Port of Departure:Bremen, Germany
Destination:United States of America
Port of Arrival:New York, New York
Ship Name:Atalanta

Buried:
Pioneers Rest Cemetery, Two Rivers, Wis;
[6-42]-Augusta/gattin des/H.C. Hartung/geboren/6 Aug. 1817/gestorben/6 Nov. 1886
Tombstone Tombstone, ossw:
[6-42]-Heinrich C. Hartung/geboren/10 Nov. 1812/gestorben/6 Juni 1905
Tombstone, ossw:
[6-42]-Maria Hartung SCHNORR/geboren/30 Sept. 1861/gestorhen/1 Dec. 1904 Tombstone, ossw:
[6-42]-Fred J. SCHN0RR/1856-[Feb.]1947,[SCHNOOR on city record] ossw:
[6-42]-Lulu [Louise "Lulu"] SCHNORR/1870-1951 Tombstone Fred/Lulu, next to:
[6-42]-Footstone: M.H.S., next to:
[6-42]-Lou. HARTANG/Co. B/9th Wis. Inf. Tombstone

Augusta — Hartung, Henry. Henry (son of Hartung, UnknownM and Unknown, UnknownF) was born 10 Nov 1812; died 6 Jun 1905, Two Rivers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Pioneers Rest Cemetery, Two Rivers, Wisconsin. [Group Sheet]

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• Reference Number: 9079
• Immigration: Abt 1858
• Military Service: Bef 1865; Civil War, Company C, 5th Wisconsin Infantry
• 1870 Census: 1870, Havana, Mason, Illinois, USA
• 1880 Census: 1880, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
• Political Office: Between 1885 and 1887, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; Mayor of Green Bay
• Biography: 1888; Page 0254
• 1905 State Census: 1905, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
• 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
• Biography: 1913; History of Brown County, Wisconsin Page 332

Notes:

1870 Census:
Chas Hartung31
Anna Hartung25
Henry Hartung7
Emma Hartung4
Sophia Hartung2
John Snitzer30

1880 Census:
Charles Hartung39
Lena Hartung37
Earnest Hartung12
Hulda Hartung9
Clara Hartung7
Emma Hartung4

1905 State Census:
Chas Hartung64
Helen Hartung62
Clara Hartung31
Emma Hartung29

1910 Census:
Charles Hartung69
Helen Hartung67
Clara H Hartung37
Emma Hartung34

Biography:
CAPTAIN CHARLES HARTUNG. For over thirty-seven years Captain Charles Hartung has been identified with the hardware business in Green Bay and his name has been a synonym during that time for successful and comprehensive business methods, untiring energy and honesty and straightforward dealing. He is now living retired in the seventy-first year of his age and makes his home in the city, to the commercial expansion of which he has contributed his energy and business ability. Captain Hartung was born in Reuss, Germany, February 19, 1841, and is a son of Henry and Augusta (Muntzert) Hartung. The father was born in Germany and came with his family to America in 1858. He settled in Two Rivers, Wisconsin, where he followed his trade of shoemaking until his death in 1906, when he was ninety-three years of age. His wife passed away in 1882, when she was sixty years old. To their union were born seven children, six of whom are living: Charles, of this review; Fred, who is a shoemaker in Appleton, Wisconsin : August, who lives in Chicago ; Robert, who makes his home in the same city ; Louisa, now Mrs. William Schuetze ; and Bertha, the wife of John Stoelzer, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Captain Hartung came to America in his youth and acquired his English education in Wisconsin, although he had attended public school in Germany. The trip across the Atlantic was made on a sailing vessel and sixty-five days were consumed in the journey. Captain Hartung had learned the shoemaker's trade and followed this occupation until i860. In the following year he enlisted in Company C, Fifth Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and saw three years of hard service under General Hancock. His duties were principally in Virginia and he was wounded in the hip at the battle of Williamsburg, May 5, 1862. He was sent to the hospital at Fort Monroe and later was transferred to Washington. He received a two months' furlough and when he was coming back to rejoin his regiment he met upon the boat Colonel Larobee, of the Twenty-fourth Regiment, with whom he engaged as second lieutenant in Company C and reentered the service, joining the Army of the Potomac, in which he served as captain until the close of the war. During his term of enlistment he was present at many of the important engagements, witnessing the battles of Atlanta, Peach Tree Creek and many others. He was mustered out with honorable discharge in 1865 at Nashville, Tennessee, and came to Green Bay, where he established himself in business. For some time he conducted a grocery store but abandoned that enterprise eventually in order to engage in the hardware business, with which line of occupation he has the record of thirty-seven and one-half years of continuous identification. He is one of the oldest merchants living in the city and although he has retired, he still keeps up an intelligent interest in local mercantile conditions. Captain Hartung married Miss Lena Bader, who was born in Germany in 1843. She is a daughter of Jacob Bader, who followed farming in the fatherland and who came to America at an early date, settling in Detroit, Michigan, whence he later removed to Green Bay. He was identified with agriculture all during his life and was a prominent and respected^ citizen. To Captain and Mrs. Hartung have been born two children, Clara and Emma, both of whom are living at home. Captain Hartung has served his community with ability and intelligence in various offices. He was deputy collector of the United States for three and one-half years and did constructive work as mayor of Green Bay. For seven years he was alderman from the second ward and did valuable and important work in this capacity as he did in all other aspects of his public service. Twenty years after the expiration of his last term as alderman he was again elected to the city council and served for eight years with conspicuous success. He affiliates with the Lutheran church and his fraternal relations include his connection with Green Bay Lodge, No. 19, I. O. O. F.. and with the Turner Society, of which he was at one time president. Captain Hartung has the distinction of being the oldest living merchant in Green Bay and an able and worthy veteran of the Civil war. During the course of his career, which has been marked by continuous labor in worthy causes and by well directed energy along lines of advancement, he has gained no truer success than that which is embodied in the title which he has earned of a thoroughly honest man.

Charles married Bader, Mary Magdelene Helen 27 Sep 1866. Mary was born 23 Sep 1842; died 10 Feb 1913, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• 1880 Census: 1880, Two Rivers, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA

Notes:

1880 Census:
Name:William H Copp
State Filed:Wisconsin
Widow:Minnia H Copp
Roll Number:T288_97

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• Reference Number: 9079
• Birth - Church Record: 25 Mar 1873

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Birth - Church Record:
Name:Clara Maria Magd Hartung
Birth Date:25 Mar 1873
Birth Place:Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin
Gender:Female
Father's Name:Carl Hartung
Mother's Name:Maria Magdl Bader
FHL Film Number:1306424

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