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Descendants of Bernard Blonigen
Generation No. 1
1. BERNARD2 BLONIGEN (JOHANN1) was born February 01, 1767 in
Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland, Germany. He married MARGARETHA
GROSSMANN February 11, 1793 in St Anna Church, Gerolstein, Daun,
Rheinland, Germany, daughter of CHRISTOPHER GROSSMANN and
CATHARINA UNKNOWN. She was born Abt. 1775 in Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany.
Children of BERNARD BLONIGEN and MARGARETHA GROSSMANN
are:
2. i. MARIA CATHARINA3 BLONIGEN, b. April 1794, Gerolstein, Daun,
Rheinland, Germany.
ii. MARIA CATHARINA BLONIGEN, b. December 1797, Gerolstein,
Daun, Rheinland, Germany.
iii. JOSEPH BLONIGEN, b. October 04, 1801, Gerolstein, Daun,
Rheinland, Germany.
iv. MARGARETHA BLONIGEN, b. July 28, 1804, Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany.
v. MICHAEL BLONIGEN, b. August 01, 1807, Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany.
vi. ANGELA BLONIGEN, b. May 05, 1812, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
Generation No. 2
2. MARIA CATHARINA3 BLONIGEN (BERNARD2, JOHANN1) was
born April 1794 in Gerolstein, Daun, Rheinland, Germany. She married
JACOB HARINGS January 1818 in Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland, Germany.
He was born August 1786 in Lammersdorf, Daun, Rheinland, Germany, and
died Bef. 1853.
Children of MARIA BLONIGEN and JACOB HARINGS are:
3. i. SUSANNA4 HARINGS, b. November 1818, Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany.
ii. ANNA MARGARETHA HARINGS, b. May 1821.
4. iii. AGNES HARINGS, b. February 1825, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany; d. Bef. 1865.
iv. MARGARETHA HARINGS, b. February 1825, Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany; m. MAURTIUS NIESEN; b. Abt. 1825, Budesheim,
Prum, Rheinland, Germany.
5. v. BERNARD HARINGS, b. January 03, 1833, Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany; d. September 26, 1912, Tilden, WI.
Generation No. 3
3. SUSANNA4 HARINGS (MARIA CATHARINA3 BLONIGEN,
BERNARD2, JOHANN1) was born November 1818 in Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany. She married JOHANN MICHAEL EUL June 1843 in
Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland, Germany, son of MATHIAS EUL and MARIA
POSTER. He was born July 1817 in Bewingen, Daun, Rheinland, Germany.
Children of SUSANNA HARINGS and JOHANN EUL are:
i. ANNA MARIA5 EUL, b. December 1844, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
ii. MARGARETHA EUL, b. June 1847.
iii. AGNES EUL, b. November 1849, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
iv. BERNARD EUL, b. February 1853, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
v. MARIA CATHERINA EUL, b. May 1853, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
vi. ANNA MARIA EUL, b. March 1856, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
vii. INFANT EUL, b. May 1858, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland, Germany.
viii. MAGDALENA EUL, b. January 1859, Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany.
4. AGNES4 HARINGS (MARIA CATHARINA3 BLONIGEN, BERNARD2,
JOHANN1) was born February 1825 in Dohm, Kreis Daun, Rhineland,
Germany, and died Bef. 1865. She married CASPAR SERVAS October 18,
1853 in Niederbettingen, Daun, Rheinland, Germay. He was born June 11,
1816 in Basberg, Daun, Rheinland, Germany, and died Bef. 1899.
Children of AGNES HARINGS and CASPAR SERVAS are:
6. i. ANDREAS5 SERVAS, b. October 18, 1854, Basberg, Daun, Rheinland,
Germany.
ii. SUSANNA SERVAS, b. September 02, 1857, Basberg, Daun, Rheinland,
Germany.
iii. MARIA ANNA SERVAS, b. February 17, 1860, Basberg, Daun,
Rheinland, Germany.
iv. BERNARD SERVAS, b. February 11, 1862, Basberg, Daun, Rheinland,
Germany.
5. BERNARD4 HARINGS (MARIA CATHARINA3 BLONIGEN,
BERNARD2, JOHANN1) was born January 03, 1833 in Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany, and died September 26, 1912 in Tilden, WI. He
married CHRISTINA NIESEN February 05, 1869 in Dohm, Kreis Daun,
Rhineland, Germany, daughter of NICOLAUS NIESEN and CATHERINE
BOWE. She was born February 02, 1844 in Prussia, Germany, and died
March 21, 1925 in Tilden, WI.
Notes for BERNARD HARINGS:
Obit not found in Chip.Falls or Bloomer Papers. Article in Chippewa
Dailing Independent on 9/28/1912 "Lower LaFayette" stated Mr. and
Mrs. Matt Weber and family spent Sunday with J. Harings, of Tilden,
Mrs. Weber's father being very ill and latest reports is that he still
shows no signs of improvement.
June 17, 1912 - Will of Bernard Harings, town of Tilden, Chippewa
County, WI. I direct that all of my just debts and funeral expenses be
paid out of my personal estate. All of the rest residue and remainder of
my property be the same real, personal or mixed. I give, devise and
bequeath to my wife Christena Harings. I do hereby constitute and
appoint John Harings, my son, executer of this my last will and
testament and I direct that he be permitted to serve without a bond.
Nov. 6, 1912 - Hearing on proof of will of Bernard Harings, deceased,
before County Judge Henry Lebeis Jr., John Harings testified: You are
a son of Bernard Harings, deceased? Yes, Sir. When did he die?
September 26/1912. Where was he living when he died? Town of Tilden
at the old place, this county. With whom was he living? With me and my
wife. How many children did he leave? Eight. Are their names correctly
stated in the petition? Yes Sir. He left Therese Stoffel, Lena Weber,
Mary Weber, Peter Harings, John Harings, Nicholas Harings, Annie
Harings and Kate Harings, his children and Christena Harings, his widow?
Yes Sir. Did he leave real estate? He left no land whatever. What
property did he leave? He left a land contract between himself and
Prince. How much is due on the land contract, on the principal? $24.00.
State whether or not the interest at 5% has accrued since the 8th of
March? Yes sir. What other property did he leave? That is all the
property except 700.00 in cash in the bank. It is in the bank at
Bloomer; also a share in the Chippewa County Telephone Company of the
value of 100. and four shares in the Vale Creamery amounting to 40.00.
Did he leave any other property? Not of which I have knowledge. Did he
leave a will? Yes sir. And in that will are you named as executor, are
you? Yes, sir. State whether or not you are willing to accept this
trust? I am. Your father left a widow did he not? Yes Sir. Her name
is Christina Harings? Yes sir. Does she live with you? Yes sir. He did
not leave any children of deceased children? No, sir. How old was your
father at the time of death? 79 years old. How long had he been a
resident of this county? Over 40 years. Did he, within the past few
years preceding death, convey to any of your brothers or sisters or to
yourself any property as a gift? Yes sir. He willed me the place. In
this instrument? No sir, It is in the town of Tilden, he deeded it to me.
How long ago was that? Two years in February. Was he sickly at the
time? No sir. What was his purpose in coveying the property? Will, he
wanted to give us all a share. What did he say about it when he gave it
to you? Nothing in particular only that he wanted to divide his property
excepting the part which he kept for himself. Was he sickly at that
time? No, sir. He was in good health. Did he say anything to the affect
that he would not live long and wished to dispose of his property before
death? No sir. But you say he gave each of the children a share of the
property? Yes sir. How old is your mother? 68 years. How is her
health? Pretty fair.
More About BERNARD HARINGS:
Burial: Tilden, WI
Will: June 17, 1912, Chippewa county
Notes for CHRISTINA NIESEN:
Chippewa Falls paper, March 23, 1925 - Funeral of Mrs. Harings to be
held Tuesday - funeral services for Mrs. Christina Harings, aged 81
years, whose death occurred at the home of her son, John Harings, in
Tilden, at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, will be held at St. Peter's
Church at Tilden at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning. Internment will be in
the Tilden cemetery near the church. Mrs. Harings is the widow of
Bernard Harings, whose death occurred in 1912. She was born in Germany
and came to the United States sixty-one years ago, settling in Tilden,
which has since been her home. She passed through the hardships
encountered by the early settlers and the accounts told of experiences
with Indians were interesting to the later generation. Mrs. Harings is
survived by eight children whose names are: Mrs. Lena Weber of Sigel;
Mrs. Peter Weber, town of Seymour, Mrs. John McQuillan, town of
Seymour, Miss Katherine Harings, and Peter Harings, Chippewa Falls,
John Harings of Tilden and Nic Harings of Lafayette. Also a brother
and sister in St. Paul.
Children of BERNARD HARINGS and CHRISTINA NIESEN are:
7. i. THERESIA5 HARINGS, b. May 22, 1870; d. December 01, 1933, St
Joseph's Hospital, Chippewa Falls, WI.
8. ii. MAGDALENA HARINGS, b. October 05, 1872, Chippewa County,
WI; d. March 06, 1942, St Joseph's Hospital, Chippewa Falls, WI.
9. iii. MARY G HARINGS, b. January 09, 1876; d. April 02, 1953, Sacred
Heart Hospital, Eau Claire, WI Vol 65 Pg 105.
10. iv. PETER W HARINGS, b. September 19, 1877, Tilden, WI Vol 67 Pg
203; d. November 22, 1972, Eagleton Nursing Home, Chippewa Co, WI.
11. v. JOHN HARINGS, SR, b. June 21, 1879, Tilden, WI; d. August 12,
1964, Merek Rest Home, Bloomer, WI.
vi. NICHOLAS HARINGS, b. May 13, 1881, Tilden, WI; d. February 03,
1962, Chippewa co., WI; m. MARY E SWANER, September 18, 1917,
Chippewa County; b. August 03, 1885, Chippewa Falls, WI; d. April 30,
1974, Golden Age Home, Chippewa Falls, WI.
Notes for NICHOLAS HARINGS:
Lived in Lafayette, WI, in 1953, Lived Rt. 1, Chippewa Falls in 1954
Death Record: 80 years of age at the time of death at St. Joseph's
Hospital after three week duration.
Chippewa Herald: Feb. 5, 1962 - Funeral services for Nicholas Harings,
route 4, Chippewa Falls, who served as treasurer for the Town of
Lafayette for 12 years, will be held Tuesday mroning at 9:00 at Holy
Ghost Church. Internment will be in Our Lady of Hope Cemetery.
Friends may call at the Mason-Weber Funeral Home from 3 p.m. today,
Monday, until the time of the funeral. Mr. Harings, who passed away at
St. Josephs Hopsital on Saturday morning, was born May 13, 1881, in the
town of Tilden, son of Bernard and Christine Niesen Harings. He had
farmed in the Town of Lafayette for the past 50 years. His marriage to
Mary Swaner took place September 18, 1917 at Holy Ghost Church in this
city. Mr. Harings was a member of St. Bridget's Parish of Springfield,
and he also attended Holy Ghost Church in this city. Surviving are his
wife, Mary, two brothers, John Harings of Tilden and Peter Harings of
Bloomer, one sister, Mrs. Anna McQuillan of Boyd, and several nieces and
nephews. He was preceded in death by four sisters, Mrs. Peter Stoffel,
Mrs. Matthew Weber, Mrs. Peter Weber and Mrs. Donald Cameron.
Wed. Feb. 7, 1962: Funeral services for Nicholas Harings were held at
nine o'clock Tuesday morning at Holy Ghost Church. Rev. Eugene
Comiskey was celebrant of the solemn requiem high Mass assisted by Rev.
Patrick Halloran as deacon and Rev. John Kipp as sub-deacon. Pallbearers
were six nephews of the deceased, Arnold Harings, Gilbert Harings,
Herbert Harings, Joseph Weber, Theodore Stoffel and Bernard Stoffel.
Relatives and friends from Bloomer, Milwaukee, Eau Claire, Chippewa
Falls and the surrounding area were in attendance at the services.
More About NICHOLAS HARINGS:
Burial: February 06, 1962, Our Lady of Hope Cemetery, Chippewa Falls,
WI
Occupation: Farmer
More About MARY E SWANER:
Burial: May 04, 1974, Our Lady of Hope Cemetery, Chippewa Falls, WI
Occupation: 1917, Teacher
12. vii. ANNA HARINGS, b. September 15, 1884, Tilden, WI; d. October
21, 1972, Victory Memorial Hospital, Stanley, WI Vol 63 Pg 353.
13. viii. CATHERINE HARINGS, b. December 30, 1887, Tilden, WI; d.
November 18, 1953, St. Joseph Hosp., Chippewa Falls, WI Vol 45 Pg 43.
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