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     He was born on 20 April 1671 at Hirschau, Bavaria.^1,3 He was the son of Andreas Luber and Margaretha Weiss.^1,2

Andreas Luber was baptized at Hirshau. Baptismal sponsor was Johann Andreas Figgert.^1,2

Andreas Luber married Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht, daughter of Wolfgang Leberwurscht, on 20 January 1700 at Hirschau, Bavaria. Witnesses were Caspar Ott and Ferdinand Killi.^4,5

Andreas Luber was a stonemason on 20 December 1705 at Hirschau, Bavaria.⁶

     He was born circa 1645.¹ He was the son of Andreas Luber and Margaretha Dietrich.

Andreas Luber married Margaretha Weiss, daughter of Johannes Weiss and Elisabeth Schmid, on 10 June 1670 at Hirschau, Bavaria. Witnesses were Joesph Figgert and Georg Götz, both from Hirschau.^2,3

Andreas Luber was a stonemason.

     He was born circa 1610 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹

Andreas Luber married Margaretha Dietrich, daughter of Hans Dietrich, on 30 April 1635 at Hirschau, Bavaria. Witnesses were Georg Bischoff, Jobst Pauer, and Conrad Dietrich.²

     She was born on 19 February 1854 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.^1,2 She was the daughter of John Luber and Susanna Schaus.

Anna Luber was baptized on 19 February 1854 at St. Henry's Church, Watertown.^3,4

Anna Luber witnessed the baptism of Cecelia Josephine Kellermann on 13 August 1871 at St. Henry's Church, Watertown, Wisconsin.⁵

Anna Luber witnessed the marriage of Martin Mohr and Elizabeth Luber on 4 February 1880 at Juneau, Dodge County, Wisconsin; The following marriage announcement was printed in the Watertown Gazette on 4 Feb 1880:
MARTIN MOHR, of Milwaukee, and Miss Elizabeth Luber, daughter of John Luber, of this city, were united in holy wedlock at the Catholic Church at Juneau, this morning, Rev. Father Ward performing the marriage ceremony. Miss Anna Luber, sister of the bride, and Miss Emma Mohr, sister of the groom, acted as bridesmaids, Joseph Toussaint, of Watertown, and James E. Malone, of Juneau, being groomsmen on the happy occasion.^6,7,8,9,1

Anna Luber married Winand Joseph Toussaint, son of Jakob Joseph Toussaint and Sibilla Scharf, on 26 October 1881 at St. Henry's Church; Rev. Father Spath, Watertown. The marriage was witnessed by Maria Schaus and Frank J. Toussaint Registration of Marriage certificate incorrectly lists bride's name as 'Anna Sibilla Scharf.' This was the name of the groom's step-mother. Their Marriage announcement was printed in the Juneau Telephone as follows:
     One of the happiest weddings of the year took place Wednesday morning at St. Henri's church in this city, being that of W. J. Toussaint, Rev. Father Spath officiating. Frank Toussaint, brother of the groom, and Miss Mary Schaus of Milwaukee, cousin of the bride, acted as groomsman and bridesmaid. After the ceremonies at the church, the bridal party and their friends proceeded to the residence of the bride's parents, where a reception was held during the afternoon and evening, relatives and intimate friends of the contracting parties being the only ones present. Both bride and groom have lived in this place from their infancy and have always been known only to be respected. A host of warm friends unite in wishing the young couple a long and bright matrimonial career. Mr. and Mrs. Toussaint have acted very sensible by remaining in the city and immediately commencing housekeeping. - Watertown Gazette.
     The bride whose marriage is announced above is the sister of Mrs. Henry Kellerman and Mrs. Martin Mohr, of this village.^10,9,3,11,1

As of 26 October 1888, Anna Luber was also known as Anna Sibilla Schaus Luber.¹⁰

As of circa 1900, Anna Luber lived at Cole Street.¹²

Anna Luber died on 24 April 1904 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin, at age 50; She died from a goiter and paralysis.^10,11

Anna Luber was buried at St. Henry's Catholic Cemetery on 26 April 1904 at Watertown, Dodge County, Wisconsin.^10,11

Anna Luber's obituary was printed in the Reeseville Review as follows:
     Mrs. W. J. Toussaint, nee Anna Luber, died yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. She was stricken with paralysis the evening before and never regained consciousness. Mrs. Toussaint was a daughter of the late John Luber and was born and reared in this city. She was possessed of a noble character and a disposition which endeared her to a large circle of friends. She was the last surviving member of the Luber household. Her husband and one daughter, Cecelia, survive. The funeral will take place Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock from the residence, 308 Cole street, to St. Henry's church. - Watertown Daily Times.¹³

     She was born on 11 February 1810 at Bärnau, Germany.^1,2 She was the daughter of Georg Thomas Luber and Maria Anna Bodenstein.¹

Anna Catharina Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Anna Catharina Wolfrum.²

Anna Catharina Luber died on 21 December 1811 at Bärnau at age 1.^1,2

     She was born on 3 September 1819 at Bärnau, Germany.^1,2 She was the daughter of Georg Thomas Luber and Maria Anna Bodenstein.¹

Anna Catharina Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Anna Catharina Wolfrum.³

     She was born on 2 November 1707 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ She was the daughter of Andreas Luber and Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht.

Anna Catharina Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Anna Catharina Siegert.¹

     She was born on 23 May 1702 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ She was the daughter of Andreas Luber and Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht.

Anna Margaretha Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsors were Ulrich Franz Hörl and Anna Margaretha Ulmer.¹

     She was born on 26 December 1700 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ She was the daughter of Andreas Luber and Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht.

Anna Maria Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Anna Thrum.²

     He was born on 22 February 1781 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2 He was the son of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Bartholomäus Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Bartholomäus Bösel ven Erbendorf.¹

     She was born in 1849 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.² She was the daughter of John Luber and Susanna Schaus.¹

Elizabeth Luber was also known as M. Elizabeth.¹

Elizabeth Luber was a milliner for Mrs. M. D. J. Stallman in 1866 at Watertown, Dodge County, Wiscosin.³

Elizabeth Luber lived at 69 Main in 1866 in Watertown, Dodge County, Wisconsin.³

Elizabeth Luber witnessed the birth of John Henry Kellermann on 13 August 1868 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.⁴

Elizabeth Luber married Martin Mohr, son of Henry Mohr and Mary (?), on 4 February 1880 at Juneau, Dodge County, Wisconsin. The marriage was witnessed by Anna Luber, Emma Mohr and Winand Joseph Toussaint The following marriage announcement was printed in the Watertown Gazette on 4 Feb 1880:
MARTIN MOHR, of Milwaukee, and Miss Elizabeth Luber, daughter of John Luber, of this city, were united in holy wedlock at the Catholic Church at Juneau, this morning, Rev. Father Ward performing the marriage ceremony. Miss Anna Luber, sister of the bride, and Miss Emma Mohr, sister of the groom, acted as bridesmaids, Joseph Toussaint, of Watertown, and James E. Malone, of Juneau, being groomsmen on the happy occasion.^5,6,7,8,1

Elizabeth Luber died on 18 January 1882 at Juneau, Dodge County, Wisconsin; Died in childbirth. Her death was incorrectly listed as 17 Jan. by the Juneau Telephoneand as 19 Jan by Elizabeth Herzfeld.^9,10,8,1

The following was printed in the Juneau Telephone on 20 Jan 1882:
     On Wednesday last, subdued tones borne on quivering lips, announced the sad tidings that Mrs. Mohr, the esteemed and dearly beloved wife of Mr. Martin Mohr, had passed away--Had bade farewell to earth and scenes around which fond hopes and bright anticipations had pictured her the material joys of a happy home circle and a perfect home. The bride of but a few brief month ago, the affectionate wife and true friend, esteemed and beloved by all who knew her, her unexpected demise fell with crushing weight upon many a sympathetic heart. Mrs. Mohr died at 11:30, Wednesday forenoon, on Thursday her corpse was taken to Watertown--the home of her parents and the scene of her early life where her form was consigned to earth. The bereaved husband is well-nigh broken hearted at his deep affliction, and the sincere sympathies of old and young alike go out in generous warmth to bring back a living glow to the chilled heart of him who mourns almost as one without earthly hope. The deceased was sister of Mrs. H. Kellermann, of this village.¹¹

The following was printed in the Watertown Gazette on Saturday, 21 Jan 1882:
     Mrs. Martin Mohr, formerly Miss Elizabeth Luber, died at her home in Juneau last Wednesday morning, of childbirth. The remains of the deceased were brought here yesterday for burial, and the funeral will take place from St. Henri's church tomorrow morning. Mrs. Mohr was raised in this city and was a general favorite among our people. This sad news will be a source of much grief to the citizens of Watertown.⁹

Funeral services were held on 22 January 1882 at St. Henry's church, Watertown.⁹

     He was born on 28 October 1674 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ He was the son of Andreas Luber and Margaretha Weiss.¹

Georg Luber was baptized on 28 October 1674 at Hirschau. Baptismal sponsor was Georg Simon Luckmayer.¹

     He was born on 20 November 1676 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ He was the son of Andreas Luber and Margaretha Weiss.¹

Georg Luber was baptized on 20 November 1676 at Hirschau. Baptismal sponsor was Georg Luckmayer.¹

     He was born on 3 September 1679 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ He was the son of Andreas Luber and Margaretha Weiss.¹

Georg Michael Luber was baptized on 3 September 1679 at Hirschau.¹

     He was born on 7 October 1789 at Bärnau, Bavaria.¹ He was the son of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Georg Samuel Luber died on 10 October 1789 at Bärnau.¹

     He was born on 3 October 1783 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2,3 He was the son of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Georg Thomas Luber was baptized on 3 October 1783 at Bärnau. His baptismal sponsor was Thomas Schwabl. The priest was Fr. Georg Thomas.^1,4

Georg Thomas Luber married Maria Anna Bodenstein, daughter of Kaspar Bodenstein and Anna Barbara Schiml, on 5 August 1806 at Bärnau, Tirschenreuth, Germany. Witnesses were Ferdinand Meyer and Thomas Steiner, both of Bärnau.^5,6

Georg Thomas Luber was a baker.⁴

     He was born on 15 August 1778 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2 He was the son of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Johann Eusebius Maria Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Johannes Schwagerl.¹

     He was born on 28 January 1710 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹

Johann Martin Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Johann Martin Schreiner.¹ He was the son of Andreas Luber and Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht.

     He was born on 29 September 1786 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2 He was the son of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.

Johann Paul Luber was baptized on 12 October 1786 at Bärnau. Baptismal sponsor was Johannes Schwagerl.¹

     He was born on 20 September 1704 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ He was the son of Andreas Luber and Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht.

Johann Thomas Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Johann Thomas Wedl.¹

     He was born on 30 December 1813 at Bärnau, Landgericht Tirschenreuth, Bavaria, 8 a.m.^2,3,4,5,6 He was the son of Georg Thomas Luber and Maria Anna Bodenstein.¹

John Luber was also known as Johann Michael.

John Luber was also known as Johann.^7,8

John Luber was baptized on 30 December 1813 at Bärnau, Bavaria. His baptismal sponsor was Michael Wolfrum of Bärnau.^3,9

John Luber was found on a passenger list on 15 July 1845 at New York, New York. M; Johann, or John Luber, immigrated from Hamburg, Germany on the Charlemagne. The passenger list states that John Luber is 52 years of age, but that is incorrect: he was 32.¹⁰

John Luber and Anton Haas immigrated on 15 July 1845 to New York, NY. M; Anton Haas immigrated from Hamburg, Germany on the Charlemagne.¹⁰

John Luber was naturalized on 4 August 1845 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Territory of Wisconsin; Declaration of Intention.¹¹

John Luber married Susanna Schaus, daughter of Matthias Schaus and Maria Lang, on 9 November 1845 at St. Peter the Apostle Church, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin. The marriage was witnessed by Mich. Heiss Witnesses: Jacob Pekles and Petro Paul

These witnesses also witnessed marriage of Petrum Weber and Catharine Brachmann the same day.^{12,13,14,4,15,16}

John Luber was the purchaser of land. John Luber purchases fifty acres in Watertown for $1.25 per acre on 18 July 1846 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.¹⁷

John Luber was the purchaser of land. John luber purchases forty acres in Watertown for $1.25 per acre on 21 July 1846 at Watertown.¹⁷

John Luber was purchaser of land from the Land Office at Milwaukee, Wisconsin. John Luber purchaces forty acres of land in Watertown for $1.25 per acre. on 29 July 1846 at Watertown.¹⁷

John Luber was the buyer of 140.48 acres on 10 February 1848 at Jefferson County, Wisconsin.¹⁷

John Luber was a grocer. John Luber from Bavaria settled first in the Bohemian Settlement, but soon moved into Watertown and started a shop ("Groceries, Crockery and Saloon") on Main street. He was a member of the first church council and participated more than usual in the growth of St. Henry's Parish.

     He also had an express team of ponies for transporting goods. in 1850 at Watertown.^{18,19,20,4,21}

John Luber was alderman for the city Elected 5 April 1853 and 4 Apr 1854. between 1853 and 1854 at Watertown.^{21,22,23,24,25}

John Luber was naturalized on 15 March 1854 at Municipal Court of the City of Watertown, Watertown; sworn in before Judge William Butler.

Witnesses who vouched good behavior, residence of 5 years in the United States, and at least 1 year in Wisconsin are Jacob Höffner and Charles Ducasse.²⁶

John Luber was elected city treasurer on 1 April 1856 at Watertown.²⁷

John Luber was a grocer and saloon owner between 1860 and 1880 at 5 Main Street, Watertown.^{28,20,24,29,30,31,4}

John Luber lived on 14 June 1860 in Watertown.⁴

John Luber lived at 69 Main St in 1866 in Watertown.²⁰

John Luber witnessed the birth of John Henry Kellermann on 13 August 1868 at Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin.³²

From the History of Watertown in the 1872 Watertown City Directory

"Mr. John Luber relates that he brought a wagon-load of water and sugar melons and white turnips from his farm to Watertown, and after offering the same for several hours, he realized 35 cents, the balance he had to feed to the hogs."²⁴

John Luber lived at 5 Main Street in 1880 in Watertown.

John Luber died on 15 February 1882 at Watertown at age 68; Roberta Fosdal, Elizabeth Herzfeld, and St. Henry's church records place the death date as 18 Feb 1882. They are probably confusing it withn the funeral date.^{13,22,33,14,34,9,35}

The following, translated from the German, was printed in Die Weltburger sometime after 15 Feb 1882:
     Died--We have this week lost a loyal citizen to death. JOHN LUBER one of our oldest and esteemed residents for about 34 years, when he came here to a small farm from Milwaukee, when our State was organized, and also served on term as city alderman in the 50's. In the early years he was a grocer and an accountant. He expired on Wednesday evening of a sickness that he contracted a week ago, he was only 69 years old. The circumstances of the last summer, he had worked on a small farm, but then last month his beloved daughter died, from which he did not fully recover, his whole life was used to serve the many of us that knew him, and the loss of his type of man saddens all.
     John Luber was born in Landgericht, Tirschenreuth, Kingdom of Bavaria where he lived until he immigrated to America, and took the occupation of a fabric seller. He is survived by his widow, and two married daughters. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and many friends and acquaintances throughout the community.³⁶

The following was printed in the Watertown Gazette on 17 Feb 1882:
     John Luber, one of Watertown's most esteemed citizens for years, has passed from earth to the region of the unknown. He departed this life last Wednesday evening at his home in the 3rd ward, in the 69th year of his age, after an illness of several weeks. Mr. Luber was one of the oldest citizens of Watertown and for many years was engaged in business here, being located three doors west of Main street bridge. He was a most worthy citizen, and always shared the good will of his neighbors. His wife and two daughters survive him.³³

Funeral services were held on 18 February 1882 at St. Henry's Church, Watertown.²²

The following was printed in the Watertown Republican on 22 Feb 1882:
          Obituary
     We are called upon this week to chronicle the death of another old settler and estimable citizen, John Luber, who breathed his last at his home in the Third ward, last Wednesday night, February 15, 1882, at the age of 68 years, after a brief illness. Mr. Luber was seriously affected by the death, about a month since, of his second oldest daughter, Mrs. M. Mohr, of Juneau, and his grief was supplemented by an attack of congestion of the lungs, from which he never rallied. Deceased was a native of Bavaria, and came to this vicinity from Milwaukee in 1846. He was one of our business men for a number of years, but a short time since retired and removed to his farm where he died. He was a man of sterling integrity, honest and outspoken. Mr. Luber had filled several positions of trust, among them alderman of the First ward, to which office he was elected at our first charter election. He leaves a wife and two daughters to mourn a kind husband and a loving father. His funeral was held at St. Henri's Church Saturday morning.²²

     She was born on 6 December 1846 at Watertown, Wisconsin.^2,3,4 She was the daughter of John Luber and Susanna Schaus.¹

Katharina Luber was baptized on 11 January 1847 at St. Bernard's Church, Watertown.^5,6

Katharina Luber married Heinrich Eduard Franz Kellermann, son of Maximilian Franz Kellermann and Sofie Schengber, on 21 November 1867 at St. Henry's Church, Watertown, Jefferson County, Wisconsin; Witnessed by W. Bernard.^7,8,9,6,10

As of 21 November 1867, Katharina Luber was also known as Catherine Luber.¹¹

Prayer Card:Of your Charity pray for the soul of
     Mrs. Katherine Kellermann,
     née Luber,
     Who died at Marinette, Wis., fortified by the sacraments of Holy Church, Jan. 29, 1894, aged 48 years.
     She was a loving wife, a dutiful mother, a sincere Catholic, a faithful member of the G. of H. of theSacred Heart of Jesus, in whose love and mercy her confidence was unbounded. May her good soul forever repose in the Sacred Heart of Jesus !
     PRAYER
      O gentlest Heart of Jesus, ever present in the Blessed Sacrament, ever consumed with ardent love for the poor captive souls in purgatory have mercy on the soul of Thy servant Catharine; bring her from the shadow of exile to the bright home of heaven, where we trust Thou and Thy Blessed Mother have woven for her a crown of unfading happiness. Amen.
     My Jesus, Mercy ! 400 days indulgence. Sweet Heart of Mary, be my salvation ! 300 days indulgence.
     R.I.P.

Katharina Luber died on 29 January 1894 at She died of Consumption., Marinette, Marinette County, Wisconsin, at age 47.^{12,2,13,3,14,4}

The following was printed in the Marinette Daily Eagle:
     Card of Thanks
     We desire to thank the Guard of honor and St. Joseph's society, of Our Lady of Lourdes church, and the many kind friends and neighbors who so kindly assisted us during the sickness and last sad rites of Mrs. H. Kellerman. May the same kind care and attention be shown to you one and all when you are called upon to pass through a similar affliction.
     Henry Toussaint and family.
     Mrs. W.J. Toussaint.¹⁵

Katharina Luber was buried at Forest Home Cemetery after 29 January 1894 at Marinette; The following article was printed in the Marinette Daily Eagle:
     laid at Rest
     The funeral of Mrs. Henry Kellerman was held this morning from the church of Our Lady of Lourdes, the large number who assembled to pay a last tribute to her memory, testified to the esteem in which the deceased was held. the services at the church were very impressive, and the long line of carriages which followed the remains to their last resting place was a silent tribute to her memory. Deceased leaves a family of nine children to mourn the loss of a mother.
     
     Also printed:
     J.H. Kellermann, of Ironwood, in the city, called by the death of his mother.
     
     An incorrect burial date of 1 Jan 1894 is listed on the Forest Home Cemetery records. It is most probably 1 Feb.^2,15

The following obituary was printed in the Juneau Telephone on 2 Feb 1894:
Death of Mrs. Henry Kellerman
     The many friends of Mrs. Henry Kellerman will grieve to learn the sad news of her death, which occurred at her home at Marinette, Monday, January 29, 1894, at the age of 48 years. She was a victim of that fell destroyer, consumption, suffering from its fatal stages for over a year. Deceased was the eldest child of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Luber. She was born east of the city in the town of Watertown, and resided here with her husband, who survives her, until their removal to Juneau, from which place they removed to Marinette some years ago. She leaves a family of nine children, five sons and four daughters, one of whom, the eldest, is married. In the deep affliction the family, bereft of a loving wide and a kind, indulgent mother, have been called upon to sustain, calls for the keen sympathy of all.--Watertown Republican
     Mrs. Kellerman is well remembered by Juneau people of whom extend their sincere sympathy to the afflicted family in their great loss.¹³

     She was born on 6 September 1672 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ She was the daughter of Andreas Luber and Margaretha Weiss.¹

Margaretha Luber was baptized on 6 September 1672 at Hirschau. Baptismal sponsor was Margaretha Siegert.¹

     She was born on 3 August 1771 at Bärnau, Bavaria.¹ She was the daughter of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.^1,2

Maria Anna Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Maria Anna Ebbel.¹

     She was born on 4 February 1774 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2 She was the daughter of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Maria Elisabeth Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Maria Elisabeth Waller.¹

     She was born on 5 August 1712 at Hirschau, Bavaria.¹ She was the daughter of Andreas Luber and Maria Margaretha Leberwurscht.

Maria Elisabeth Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Elisabeth Lanz.¹

     She was born on 5 November 1792 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2 She was the daughter of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Maria Franziska Magdalena Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Maria Johanna Mayerhofer.¹

     She was born on 14 November 1775 at Bärnau, Bavaria.^1,2 She was the daughter of Pius Luber and Margarethe Weiss.¹

Maria Ursula Luber was baptized. Baptismal sponsor was Ursula Bauer.¹

     He was born on 22 November 1807 at Bärnau, Tirschenreuth, Bavaria.^1,2,3 He was the son of Georg Thomas Luber and Maria Anna Bodenstein.¹

Michael Luber was baptized after 22 November 1807. Baptismal sponsor was Michael Wolfrum.³

Michael Luber was also known as Johann Michael Luber.³

Michael Luber married Sabina Zintl on 23 August 1838 at Bärnau, Tirschenreuth, Bavaria.^1,3