This page is normaly used to seek for danish ancestors.
With this I will try to use it to find descendants in US.
The Neble family lived for generations i Stubbekøbing, Falster, Denmark.
Neble's became at big familiy, - many of them shoemakers, or other craftsmen.
About 1880 -1905 many family members went to USA, - among them Sophus Neble, who became editor af "The Danish Pioneer".
I'm working on a family tree for the Neble-family, and I would like to get in contact with decendants in US.
My own connection to the family: my g-g-g-grandfathers sister married af Neble in 1811.
I have looked on FamilySearch, Ellis Island and US census, and have found some Neble's. But it's at bit difficult, becouse some Neble's change their danish birthname to something "american". Often the birth year isn't exactly.
I would be happy to get in touch with anyone who knows about any Neble from Denmark now living in US.
Boline Sophie Neble (b. 10 OCT 1849) and husband Martin Cornelius Jensen (a ship's captain) lived at Vestergade 23 from 1890-1923 I believe; the property I think was previously owned by John Neble and occupied by Jens Peter Neble (Boline Sophie's father I think), shoemaker. Does this sound familiar? Is it correct??? Martin Jensen is the brother to my great-great grandfather's first wife (not my ancestor), Maren Bodil Eline Jensen (1846-1887). This couple also lived on Vestergade in Stubbekøbing.
I could tell you about Maren's descendants in the USA - but unfortunately they are not Nebles.
At least now you have one hello! from America.
Nice to meet you!
Mvh
P.S. Martin Cornelius Jensen and Boline Neble on GENI:
http://www.geni.com/people/Martin-Cornelius-Jensen/3938776928670037634
Sophus Neble b 15 DEC 1859 in Stubbekobing lived in Omaha, Nebraska, USA.
1900 Census Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
Sophus Neble 40 immigrated 1883
Christine Neble 36 married 1884
Sophus Neble 13
Eywin Neble 8
Francis Neble 6
Elsie Christiansen 19
Along with Sophus Frederick Nebel's considerable accomplishments, the achievement of John Neble of Omaha are also noted in a book of Omaha history - were they were brothers?
http://books.google.com/books?id=CToWAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA228&lpg=PA228&dq=Sophus+Neble+in+Omaha+Nebraska&source=bl&ots=LK6-2lc4jd&sig=alM1noChBzA8zQuMqB76ij1uej4&hl=en&ei=yDekTrX1MfGlsQLKu6CeBQ&sa=X&oi=book_result&ct=result&resnum=3&sqi=2&ved=0CCsQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=Neble&f=false
A lead worth investigating - There was a John L. Neble who was a judge in Omaha.
He married Angeline Hansen 15 MAY 1871 in Nebraska.
CHILDREN:
Anne Neble born 1894 in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska
Mark Neble born 4 AUG 1896 in Nebraska
My only source for this is an online tree:
http://wc.rootsweb.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=shanahan1&id=I2748
THe Danish Brotherhood website lists John L. Neble died 17 March 1926 age 65 in USA and was born in Stubbekobing.
Beside John on the list is Louis H. Neble who died 15 October 1960 age 70 born in Omaha Nebraska.
Beside Louis is our same Sophus F. Neble died 09 Jan 1931 born in Stubbekobing.
The link:
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:hvN_qSLg868J:www.dkmuseum.org/fhgc/resources/DB_deaths-N.pdf+John+Neble+in+Omaha,+Nebraska&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESjI66bbO-kTvOhgbV9UxcIx7Wis6enhYuBEuynu3VdCeF9d1K4bAr_D7rQ13UaglLdLRyQYnuOC5fpc8GO4KISF7FessAxNS4EMWnvhQOlHbLkLmRcb3wFMc5njmRwSNBcPdTZZ&sig=AHIEtbT4-PUJpu8OlTAmvDXFNFoP3y93Jg
Parenets of Sophus Neble were Martin and Karen (Poulsen) Neble.
Same parents for John Louis Neble - so they were brothers, per IGI.
per IGI, John Louis Neble was born 16 JAN 1861 in Stubbekjobing, , , Denmark, died 17 MAR 1926 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, buried 21 March.
Daughter to Sophus Neble, Frances, married Dr. Glen Miller in Omaha, per online biography of Sophus F. Neble. By the say Sophus senior was married twice.
Son Eywind Neble was born 10 Aug 1890 and died in Nebraska Mar 1965 (SSDI)
Sophus F. Neble traveled back to Denmark in 1895, with son Sophus, age 10; record on Ancestry.com
The son Sophus F. Neble (junior) born 08 October 1886 in Nebraska died in Los Angeles, California, 07 Aug 1970 per record on Ancestry.com
The whole family went to Denmark in 1906 (Sophus, Olivia, Sophus, Eywind, Frances). Per Ellis Island record:
http://www.ellisisland.org/shipping/FormatTripPass.asp?sship=United%20States&BN=P00227-8&lineshipid=925&shipid=
In 1910 census in Omaha Sophus junior is married to Anna, age 19.
per social security death index (SSDI) an Anna Neble dies Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, 14 March 1993; she was born 5 Oct 1893.
In 1930 census in Omaha, Sophus (junior) and Anna have a daughter Dorothy age 19 (born about 1911).
Dorothy Neble born 28 Sep 1910 died 26 Apr 2007 in Los Angeles; her social security number was issued in Nebraska. So maybe Dorothy never married.
Per IGI a Hans Neble married Mathilde Johanne Rehne 09 FEB 1889 in Douglas County, Nebraska.
A U.S. passport application 10 Apr 1914 for Hans P. Neble says he's born in Stubbekobing, Denmark, 08 October 1863. Spouse Marie. In 1930 he was on a ship (the Amerika) that departed Copenhagen and arrived Los Angeles, California 12 September. He's with Marie, says he was naturalized in Omaha Nebraska 1891, and now lives at 522 Avondale Avenue, Brentwood Heights Station, Los Angeles.
In 1930 census in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska Hans P. Neble has a daughter Maude A.
Maude Alice Neble born 12 Jun 1894 in Omaha and lives in Omaha 1914 applies for a passport 10 Apr 1914 - same as her dad.
I think the Nebles in Brooklyn, New York, are also a good bet as a lot of people from Stubbekobing area are there.
Hi again - one more note!
You say: "Many Nebles went to the USA..."
If you know their names, would be good to list them now.
I'm assuming you have much (or some) of what I've entered above - but can help forum members to help you.
Okay, that's it for now! :D
Okay, one more thing:
Hans P. Neble 1900 Omaha Nebraska
with wife Marie and Louie 10, Harry 8, Martin 5
Hans P. Neble 1910 Omaha Nebraska
Hans 46, Marie 41, Louise 20, Obe 18 [= Ove], Maud 15 and Edna Thiels, niece
Hans P. Neble age 50 of Omaha
Arriving port of New York 02 September 1914 aboard the ship Hellig Olav with
Marie Neble 45
Maud Neble 20
Ove W. Neble 20
1930 Census
Inglewood, Los Angeles, California
Ove W. Neble 38 born 7 Mar 1892 in Nebraska died Dec 1975 in Long Beach, Los Angeles, California
wife Helen Bernice Neble 32
Marie J. Neble 12
Ove PAUL Neble 7
Online post:
My mother is Florence Neble, wife of Paul Neble, son of Ove and Bernice Neble. Florence is till very much alive. I have many family photos of the Nebles and a few paintings, including a wonderful self portrait of a handsome dark eyed man who resembles my father. The painiting is signed Neble and is dated 1916. I am very curious about my family and there is no one left to tell me much about them. I would love to have contact with anyone who knew my grandparents or great-grandparents or assorted great uncles or aunts. - submitted by andrea neble cook on 05/14/2011
Florence Neble
Florence Marie Neble was born March 8, 1921 and passed away May 29, 2011. She is survived by her daughter, Andrea Cook; son, Jeff Neble (and wife, Karlene); grandchildren, Michael Neble, Tobias Armstrong, Joshua Armstrong (and wife, Stefanie), Rhyan Neble and Karie Bailey (and husband, Chris); and great-grandchildren, Amelia Fae and Sylvi Rae. A memorial service will be held on June 18, 2011 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Bartholomew Catholic Church located at 5100 E. Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90803. A reception will follow in the Social Hall. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the California Elder Mental Health and Aging Coalition at 2074 Ridgeline Ave., Vista, CA 92081. Please sign the guestbook for Florence at www.presstelegram.com/obits.
Long Beach Press-Telegram [= Long Beach, Los Angeles, California]
http://www.faqs.org/people-search/neble/
Oops - meant this to go in last post -
So this last poster (living, a daughter of Florence and Paul Neble), is a descendant of
Hans Peter Andreas Neble
christened 03 JAN 1864 in Stubbekobing, Maribo, Denmark
his parents are Martin Hans Jorgen Neble and Karen Paulsen.
Hans is a brother to Sophus Frederik Neble (the author and publisher) and John Louis Neble (the judge).
The brothers all immigrated and lived in Omaha, Nebraska, and their descendants are in part found in Los Angeles, California, area.
An amazing family.
Son of John L Neble, Mark Martin Neble, was born 4 Aug 1896 in Nebraska and died 5 Apr 1959 in Los Angeles, mother maiden name Hansen ( = Angeline Hansen) - from Ancestry.com California Death Index plus census records in Omaha.
Daughter of John L. Neble and Angeline Hansen, Ann Neble, was born in Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska, USA in 1894. Ann married a Johnson, a Leo Joseph Rush (had son John Neble Rush), and a Slayton P La Due. Died 23 Nov 1925 in Omaha. Per Ancestry.com family tree - records not checked.
John Neble Rush born in New York, USA 23 Dec 1914 to Leo Joseph Rush and Ann Neble. Died 07 Mar 1973 in Long Beach, Los Angeles, California. per Ancestry.com family tree - didn't check the records.
Christian Christiansen arrived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on 22 April 1907, aboard the Friesland. He was going to his uncle, Sophus Neble in Omaha, Nebraska. Image attached.
mvh
Paul
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Thanks Paul! and the upload worked. : D
I have to stop - this family is just so interesting!
Angeline Hansen married John L. Neble (judge in Omaha) September 1893.
from Wikipedia:
The Angeline Hanson Neble House is located at 2752 South 10th Street in South Omaha, Nebraska. Built in 1894 in the French Second Empire style, the house was designated an Omaha Landmark on November 18, 1980. It is one of very few examples of the French Second Empire style remaining in Omaha today.
Image attached.
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Source:
Register til personalhistorier af prominente danskere i USA, 1916 og 1917
Neble, Harald born 19 Oct 1858 Stubbekøbing metal-modelmager lived in Stamford, Conn. [died 1917 in Stamford]
Neble, John L. 16 Jan 1861 Stubbekøbing bestyrer lived in Omaha, Neb. [= Johan Louis Nicolai Neble]
Neble, S F 8 Oct 1886 sagfører lived in Omaha, Neb.
Neble, Sophus F 15 Dec 1859 Stubbekøbing redaktør lived in Omaha, Neb. [Sophus Martinus Frederik Neble]
Hi,
Found in the index of the Danish "Krak Blue Book" (Krak Blå Bog) Sophus R. Neble mentioned, editor, born 15 Dec 1858 - died 8 Jan 1931, which means that you will be able to read about him in the 1930 edition.
Lissa
Thank you so very much!
To Lisa - I will look at the "blå bog".
To Jane - so many new information, thanks!
The List of Neble's who went to US (what I know!):
Sophus Neble - the person I know most about. He were often in Denmark on holiday. He was a well known person in Denmark, and its possible to follow him by reading the local newpapers. I have seen newpaper articels such as: "Mr. Sophus Neble has now left New York and his expected to arrive in Denmark..." - a little bit like gossip.
Other Neble's who left for USA:
Alexander Neble, - according to FamilySearch he died 1911 and left wife Christina and 3 children. What happened, - and what about the widow and children?
Hans Peter and John L.(in Denmark Johan Louis) are brothers to Sophus - but the informations
about there wife's and children are new.
Harald Neble - Him I had found.
At FamilySearch there's a Walter Nebel - Perhaps he's alias Johan Ludvig Valdemar Neble, born 1868 in Denmark? Walter wore married and divorced to Sena ? Children Alfred, Irene, Emma og Ella.
and Poul Eggert Neble?
Rita Neble?
The problem is - I really don't know exactly which of the Neble who left Denmark......
And yes - I know about Boline Sophie Neble and Martin Cornelius. Perhaps I should send a mail about their history?
To Paul - Christian Christiansen - He's a mystery. More work - but thank you.
It's late here in Denmark, - i'l stop for now.
Hi Mia -
okay is this the Alexander you mean? per Family Search:
Alexander Cumann Neble
b 24 Sep 1861 in , STUBBEKOBING, MARIBO, DENMARK
Father Christian Henrik Neble; mother Elvina Augusta Sophie Cumann
maybe this Alexander died?
1900 in New York City is Alexander Neble b Nov 1871 Denmark; spouse Christina (born 1877 in Denmark); child Elvina - thus this seems like he should be the son of Elvina Augusta Sophie Cumann
1910 in Brooklyn its Alexander 39 and Christina 33 with Alvina 11, Lillian 7, and Agnes Neble 2.
Okay, so this is fitting with what you said. :"D
Alexander Neble 1905 going back to US after trip to Denmark w wife Christine and daughters Elvina, Lillian. Lillian is just ten months old. I guess they will show the babies to the family at home! The Nebles live at 411 Hays Street, Brooklyn, King's County, New York. - Ancestry.com
Alexander I. Neble 1911 estate in probate, King's County.
In 1920 Christina, 41, is still in Brooklyn with her three girls. They live at 265 Grand Avenue. They have two lodgers with them - William and Bernard Schnurr of Austria. Christina is a nurse in private practice. Elvina, age 20, is a stenographer for an insurance company. Lillian, 16, and Agnes, 11, don't work.
Don't see just now what became of them beyond that...will take more looking. Maybe the above will help you find more.
Sometimes a widow will go home to Denmark.
Here's are some Nebel households in Brooklyn, of German extraction (the ones I've checked)
I didn't realize Sophus Neble was so radical...
Don't Stop the Press article:
http://goliath.ecnext.com/coms2/gi_0199-3946709/Don-t-stop-the-press.html
http://www.kshs.org/p/kansas-historical-collections-scandinavians/13742
Kansas Historical Collections
Excerpt from an article written 1928 by Thomas Peter Christensen (whole article at link above)
An interesting Danish colonization project was the ill-starred and short-lived Socialist colony near Hays City, in Ellis county. It was begun and ended in 1877. The leaders were Louis Albert Francois Pio, Paul Geleff, and W. A. Hansen.[7] All were Socialists who had been forced, or at least found it advisable, to leave Denmark. There were eighteen colonists, some married and some single. They at once set to work to build a log cabin with separate apartments for the married and the unmarried. Tools and stock were purchased. The men worked "like hell." The women quarreled. And the naked prairie--save for an abundance of buffalo bones, rattlesnakes, prairie dogs, owls and an occasional soldier--seemed so unresponsive to the demands for a better social order, that the colonists could stand it no longer than six weeks. The property was then sold and the proceeds divided among the colonists, netting each some thirty dollars.
In spite of the failure of the colony, the colonists succeeded--some in Kansas and others elsewhere. They were not incurable visionaries, but able to adjust themselves to new conditions. Both Pio and Geleff were gifted journalists and succeeded as land agents. Mrs. Pio was one of the most talented of Danish immigrant women. She lectured occasionally to Danish audiences--in 1896, for instance, on "the full and unlimited coinage of silver." A daughter of the Pios married a Danish count from whom, however, she was later divorced. Hansen had a substantial business career in Chicago. A daughter of his married the Danish socialist, Sophus Neble, who is still the editor of the Danish Pioneer, a Danish weekly published in Omaha and reputed to have a circulation of over thirty thousand, larger than that of any other Danish-American publication.
Johan Ludvig Neble 28, clerk, arrived New York 19 Nov 1888 on ship Hekla.
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And some I don't see mentioned:
Arnold Fredrik David Neble born 1882, merchant and manufacturer, made at least ten trips between NY and Copenhagen 1912-1926 and appears to have maintained dual residence Denmark and U.S.
He listed his mother Mary Neble, 12 Frederik IV's Alle, Copenhagen as nearest relative, and his birthplace as Nykøbing.
He had a wife Karen born ca. 1894 and a daughter Grethe born ca. 1914, both in Copenhagen.
In 1918 draft he registered as a N Y City merchant with New Jersey residence (attached).
I do not find them in U.S. censuses so maybe in Denmark 1920.
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Immanuel Theophorus Neble born ca. 1870 Denmark, bookbinder, arrived NY 19 Aug 1889 on ship Hekla.
I do not find him in U.S. censuses so maybe changed his name.
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From the Danish Immigrant Museum, a biography of Sophus Neble that says he went ahead to USA, then he "sent for his mother and brothers," as well as for the girlfriend he wanted to marry. Also says that Sophus brothers (John and Hans) helped to run the newspaper Den Danske Pioneer.
By the way, my uncle still gets this newspaper. : D
Here on Ancestry.com is the mother - Karen "Carrie" Paulsen Neble - in Omaha in 1900 with son John L. John's job is "manager, newspaper." The name is transcribed as "Noble."
1900 Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
John L. Neble 39 b Jan 1861 - MANAGER, NEWSPAPER
Angeline Neble 29 b May 1871
Emma 5 b Aug 1894
Mark 3 Aug 1896
Carrie Neble 70 b Nov 1829
+ servant girl
1910 Omaha - Carrie is gone - John, Angeline, Emma, Mark, and brother in law Andrew Hansen.
1920 Omaha - John, Angeline, Mark. John occupation --? Mark is an ARTIST.
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Immanuel Theophorus Neble born ca. 1870 Denmark, bookbinder, arrived NY 19 Aug 1889 on ship Hekla.
I do not find him in U.S. censuses so maybe changed his name.
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From FamilySearch:
Immanuel Theophoras Neble
Baptism/Christening Date: 16 Apr 1871
Baptism/Christening Place: , STUBBEKOBING, MARIBO, DENMARK
Father's Name: Christian Henrik Neble
Mother's Name: Elvina Augusta Sophie Cumann
About the name Walter, Yes, often Valdermar/Waldemar = Walter in USA
on birth certificates for his children he is Walter Neble married to Cena Rock.
1920
East Everett, Snohomish, Washington, USA
J. L. Walter Neble (Jr.) 51 or 57? b. Denmark divorced [fraskilt] to USA 1886
- he's an iron works molder (jernkonstruktioner molder?)
Alfred David Neble 14 (1906)
Alfred b. Washington married Nora (1907-1984)
Irene 12 (1908) do
Emma 10 (1910) do
Ella 5 or 8? do
Alfred died 1981; begravet Cypress Lawn Memorial Park i Everett with Nora
Also begravet i Cypress Lawn - Arnold D. Neble (1927-2010) wife Marilyn (1930-1998)
Obituary for Arnold David Neble tells about his children and grandchildren:
http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/heraldnet/obituary.aspx?n=arnold-david-neble&pid=139704663
Arnold first married Lois.
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Immanuel Theophorus Neble born ca. 1870 Denmark, bookbinder, arrived NY 19 Aug 1889 on ship Hekla.
I do not find him in U.S. censuses so maybe changed his name.
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From FamilySearch:
Immanuel Theophoras Neble
Baptism/Christening Date: 16 Apr 1871
Baptism/Christening Place: , STUBBEKOBING, MARIBO, DENMARK
Father's Name: Christian Henrik Neble
Mother's Name: Elvina Augusta Sophie Cumann
SO he's brother to Alexander!
1900
Springwells, Wayne, Michigan, USA
............people.......
Walter Neble, boarder [indsider?], 32, f. Nov 1867 Denmark, ugift, to USA 1886, IRON MOLDER. :D
Walter is the guy who could be Johan Ludvig Waldemar Neble, living in Everett, Washington in 1920.
"After Editor Sophus Neble's death in 1931, his wife Olivia and son Eyvind continued the publication of The Danish Pioneer. The newspaper moved to Elmwood Park, Illinois in 1958."
http://www.dendanskepioneer.com/english/theearly.html
Eywind buried Forest Lawn Memorial Park, Omaha (also Louis H.):
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Neble&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=31&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=72978417&df=all&
After Sophus Neble died, his son Eyvind Neble continued to publish Den Danske Pioneer (with Olivia, his father's second wife).
Eyvind Neble had a son also called Eyvind. This Eyvind "Bud" Neble died 13 JAN 2009 in Springdale, Arkansas. He and his wife Dee lived in Omaha, but went to Arkansas to retire.
Link to obituary in Omaha World-Herald, which mentions survivors:
http://www.omaha.com/article/20090715/NEWS01/707169964/0/MONEY
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Immanuel Theophorus Neble born ca. 1870 Denmark, bookbinder, arrived NY 19 Aug 1889 on ship Hekla.
I do not find him in U.S. censuses so maybe changed his name.
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From FamilySearch:
Immanuel Theophoras Neble
Baptism/Christening Date: 16 Apr 1871
Baptism/Christening Place: , STUBBEKOBING, MARIBO, DENMARK
Father's Name: Christian Henrik Neble
Mother's Name: Elvina Augusta Sophie Cumann
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Apparently Alexander is Emmanuel:Emmanuel Theo. was born 10 Nov 1870, Stubbekøbing 1850-1870 opslag 45
Alexander listed Nov 1871 birthdate, immigration 1890 in 1900 census, and immigration 1888 in 1910 census.
There is no Alexander Neble birth recorded 1871.
Another brother for Alexander comes to USA:
per IGI
Einar Christian Neble
christened 30 SEP 1860 Stubbekobing, Maribo, Denmark
Father: CHRISTIAN HENRIK NEBLE
Mother: Elvina Augusta Sophie Cumann
per Ancestry.com Hamburger Passagierlisten, 1850-1934
Einar Chr Neble, 26, b Stubbekobing, [b abt 1860]
departs HAMBURG 24 Mrz 1886 [24 March]
occupation: commis
ship name: Moravia (with the shipping line Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft]
going to NEW YORK
Ancestry.com also has passenger manifest in New York
arrival 09 Apr 1886
Hans P. Neble U.S. Passport Application April 1914
says he came to USA on board the Thingvalla (ship) from Copenhagen arrived New York about 09 June 1886. Naturalized citizen in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, 04 November 1899.
"I follow the occupation of Publisher," he writes.
Hans is 5'5-1/2", brown eyes, dark brown hair
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Arnold Fredrik David Neble born 1882, merchant and manufacturer, made at least ten trips between NY and Copenhagen 1912-1926 and appears to have maintained dual residence Denmark and U.S.
He listed his mother Mary Neble, 12 Frederik IV's Alle, Copenhagen as nearest relative, and his birthplace as Nykøbing.
He had a wife Karen born ca. 1894 and a daughter Grethe born ca. 1914, both in Copenhagen.
In 1918 draft he registered as a N Y City merchant with New Jersey residence (attached).
Born 20 Nov 1882, parents Alfred Henrik Julius Neble and Mary Vilhelmine Caroline Stahl
(Maribo, Nykøbing Falster 1880-1887 opslag 69 #82)
Name: Arnold Frederic David Neble
Death: 20 Dec 1930 - Denmark
Ancestry.com: England & Wales, National Probate Calendar (Index of Wills and Administrations, 1861-1941)
Arrived New York: 4 May 1917 Arnold Neble, 34, Merchant, last permanent residence USA, name of nearest relative in country visited (Denmark) = Mother, Mrs. M. Neble, Copenhagen. Also traveling Karen, wife, 23; Grethe, child, no age
Arrive NY: 9 Nov 1920 Arnold Neble, 37, Director, nationality Danish, last permanent residence New York; person visited= Mother, Mrs. Mary Neble, Fred VI's Alle 12, Copenhagen, final destination= home, 98 Liberty Place, Weehawken, New Jersey. How long staying in USA? Forever. Arnold is 5'2". Also traveling Karen 27; Grethe 6.
Arrive New York: 10 Apr 1922 Arnold Neble 39 Manager, Relative in Denmark Mother, still at Fred VI's Alle. Karen 30 and Grethe 7.
Arrive New York: 29 Feb 1924 Karen and Grethe - note says Karen is "with Husband."
Ancestry.com death record
Marie Josephine Neble born 14 Jul 1917 Nebraska
- she would be daughter to Ove and Helen Bernice (Ove would be son to Hans Neble in Omaha) -
died 03 Aug 1995 in El Dorado, California\
Married name FITTON
Mother's maiden name Luick
Father's surname Neble
Sophus Neble's son Eyvind Neble, with Sophus wife Olivia, kept Den Danske Pioneer running when Sophus died. Eyvind married Marie Fedderson. per son's obit. I previously attached the obituary for their son Eyvind (junior) called "Bud." Bud was born 20 April 10 1919, Springfield, Nebraska.
Jane - you're fantastic!
Thank's to all helpfull people!
I've just spend 3 hours by updating the family three, following your link's on the internet - and I will have to work many hours this evening - using all the fantastic information you have written about.
I will return when I have an overview of the entire family.
Hej Mia, This explains why Sophus's son Eyvind was at Springfield, Nebraska, when his son Bud was born. Also Sophus F. Neble married, 24 April 1884, Miss Christine Larsen and that she died died 07 August 1900. On 06 December 1901, he married Miss Olivia Hansen of Chicago. Also tells more about his sons. Olivia Hansen's father was part of that radical socialist Danish colony in Kansas (I posted a story). A Mark Hansen started Den Danske Pioneer - relative?
Sophus F. Neble was educated in public schools, learned typesetting and other branches of the printing trade in his native town, and after completing his apprenticeship was employed in the government printing office at Copenhagen. He also learned the dairy business in Denmark. It was with training in both these arts and trades that he arrived in America in 1883. For a time he worked on a farm in Wisconsin, but in the fall of the same year came to Omaha. He began his career with the Den Danske Pioneer as a typesetter, at the end of three months was made foreman, in two years became assistant editor, later chief editor, and since 1887 has been publisher and owner of that newspaper. He has developed a complete printing plant not only for his newspaper but for miscellaneous printing of literature in the Danish language and general printing, and his business is one that covers several of the middle western states. His paper is one with practically a world wide circulation, several thousand copies of every issue going back to Denmark and to other foreign countries. Colonel Neble holds his military title through service, with the rank of colonel, on the staff of several governors in Nebraska. He has long been interested in farming, and the Neble stock farm, located near Springfield, Nebraska, contains several hundred acres and has been pointed out as a model institution of its kind, and which farm was sold by Colonel Neble a few years ago. Colonel Neble has been active in the Democratic party, and several times has been presidential elector on the national ticket. A number of honors have come to him as a leading Danish-American citizen. He delivered the principal address at Danish Day at the Panama Exposition at San Francisco in 1915. He is a member of a number of Danish societies, belongs to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows, B. P. O. Elks, and is a thirty-second degree Scottish Rite Mason and Shriner. Colonel Neble was a director of the Nebraska National Bank until it was sold to the First National of Omaha. He served five years as county commissioner of Douglas County. The Colonel married, April 24, 1884, Miss Christine Larsen. She was born in Denmark and died August 7, 1900. She was the mother of a large family of children, the three to reach mature years being: Sophus F., Jr., who was born at Omaha in 1886, became a lawyer, and has served as state oil and food inspector of Nebraska and is now presiding municipal judge of Omaha; Eyvind, born at Omaha in 1889, at one time was manager of his father's truck farm; and Frances, born in 1894, is the wife of Dr. Glenn Miller, of Omaha. Colonel Neble, on December 6, 1901, married Miss Olivia Hansen, of Chicago.
Per Ancestry.com:
Hans Karl Neble
born 07 Sep 1878 Aastrup, [Falsters Sonder], Maribo, Denmark
mother Jochunine Kristiansen
christened 13 okt 1878
Registered for USA draft (World War I) 1914 in St. Croix, Wisconsin - says he's born 07 Sep 1878 in Denmark
Registered for USA draft (World War II) 1941 in Zillah, Washington - says he's born 07 Sep 1878 in Nykjolen, Denmark
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Per Family Search
1900 census Kinnickinnic town, St. Croix, Wisconsin
Hans F Neble born Aug 1838 Denmark Farmer widowed to USA 1867
Christian Neble born Apr 1853 Denmark Married 2 years, to USA 1867, Farmer
Anna O Neble wife born Norway
Stella Neble Aug 1884 Wisconsin
Oscar Neble Apr 1887
Alice Neble Sep 1891
Gertrude Neble Oct 1896
1910
River Falls Ward 3, Pierce, Wisconsin
[= very near to Kinnickinnic, St. Croix, western Wisconsin]
Hans F. Neble 71 to USA 1867
Walter K. Nebel 46
Caroline 44
Clara S 12
Harold S 9
Ray W 2
together with Christian Smith 42, Minnie Smith 36, Marie C Smith 17, Richard H Smith 15, Margaret S Smith 10, Hellen M Smith 9, Julian C Smith 6
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Mvh
Back to those Nebles in Snohomish, Washington - Those are Ringsebølle Nebles, not Stubbekøbing Nebles, as I know you know, but the father is born at Stubbekjøbing.
1880
Maribo, Fuglse, Ringsebølle, Ringsebølle By, Skolen, 1, FT-1880, C9998
Frederik David Neble 62 Gift Husfader, Skolelærer Stubbekjøbing
Ane Jensine Neble født Kjærsgaard 50 Gift hans Hustru Rødby
Johan Ludvig Valdemar Neble 11 Ugift deres Barn Ringsebølle Sogn, Maribo Amt
Carl Emil Gustav Neble 7 Ugift deres Barn Ringsebølle Sogn, Maribo Amt
In Snohomish County, Washington
18 November 1929
Jens Anton Carl Neble filed declaration of intent to become naturalized US citizen.
He lives at 3430 Broadway, Everett, Snohomish County. He's 5'3" weighs 125 pounds. Tattoo marks on both arms. : D Says he's born in Ringsebølle, Denmark 25 Feb 1865. Not married, no children. Last foreign residence was Swansee, England. Immigrated to the USA from Liverpool, England. Arrived Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 25 August 1920 on the ship Haverford.
For the record
1880
Christian Henrik Neble and
Elvina Augusta Sophie Neble children in Stubbekobing in 1880:
Fanny Augusta Mathilde 23
Jutta Johanne Frederikke 22
Harald Elvers 21
Einar Christian Frederik Neble 19
Alexander Cumann Neble 18
Emilie Ludviga Eline 15
Harriet Juliette 13
Immanuel Theophorus 9
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with them is Wilhelmmine Bergitte Neble 55 Husfaderens Søster and Henriette Boline Neble 38 Husfaderens Broderdatter
Hi again Mia -
Thanks for the hello and the thanks! I've run into a few more connections to my family - plus this family is so important to Danish-American history. I am very glad you are putting this together and want to help!
Mvh
Citat fra: Jane Christiansen Dato 25 Okt 2011 - 01:54
Hans P. Neble U.S. Passport Application April 1914
says he came to USA on board the Thingvalla (ship) from Copenhagen arrived New York about 09 June 1886. Naturalized citizen in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, 04 November 1899.
"I follow the occupation of Publisher," he writes.
Hans is 5'5-1/2", brown eyes, dark brown hair
And here's Hans P. Neble arriving New York from Copenhagen on
25 JUNE 1886 on the Thingvalla. Am I reading it right that Thora is his wife?
[vedhæfting slettet af admin]
Another record for this man:
1900 Kinnickinnic town, St. Croix, Wisconsin
Hans F Neble born Aug 1838 Denmark Farmer widowed to USA 1867
Christian Neble b Apr 1853 Denmark Married 2 years, to USA 1867, Farmer
and family...as posted earlier
1910 River Falls Ward 3, Pierce, Wisconsin
Hans F. Neble 71 to USA 1867
etc as posted earlier
1870
Hudson, St.Croix, Wisconsin
Neble family [transcribed as Naple]
Hans 33 b Denmark
Mary 42 b Denmark
Alfred 13 b Denmark
Nodie 8 born Denmark
Huneine 3 born Wisconsin
Matilda 2 born Wisconsin
Nebraska: the Land and the People: Volume 2
Louis H. Neble was born in Omaha, on the 16th of January, 1890, and is a son of Hans P. Neble, who has long been one of the sterling and honored citizens of Omaha, with the civic and business affairs of which city he and two of his brothers have been prominently identified. Hans P. Neble was born and reared in Denmark, whence he came to the United States and established his residence in Omaha in 1886, he having here continued his home during the long intervening years. He became associated with his brother Sophus in the purchase of the plant and business of the Danish Pioneer, which was here founded in 1872, by Mark Hansen, who was one of the honored Danish pioneers of Nebraska. The Neble brothers thus secured control of the Danish Pioneer in the year 1877, and they have continued to be associated in the ownership and publishing of this excellent weekly paper to the present time, though by reason of impaired health Hans P. Neble has recently withdrawn from the active service that had long been his portion and assigned the management of the business to Louis H. Neble, the immediate subject of this review. A third brother, John L., likewise became connected with the Danish Pioneer, with which he continued his alliance until his death, March 24, 1926, he having served for several years as a member of the Omaha Park Commission.
Louis H. Neble is a loyal and appreciative citizen of Omaha, where he has continuously maintained his home from the time of his birth to the present and where he is effectively upholding the civic and business prestige of the family name. He was graduated from the Central High School as a member of the class of 1907, and had been a prominent and popular figure in the athletics of the school, especially as a member of its baseball team. After completing his high school course Mr. Neble served a four years' apprenticeship to the jeweler's trade, but this work so affected his vision that he had to abandon the trade. He thus, in 1911, became actively associated with the Danish Pioneer, where he gained practical experience in virtually all departments and details of the business and eventually won advancement to his present offices of vice president, manager and treasurer of the Sophus F. Neble Publishing Company. Mr. Neble was president of the Danish Brotherhood Bowling League in his native city, and has the further distinction of being president of the Nebraska State Bowling League, also president of the Omaha City Bowling Association, preferments that stand in evidence of his skill in the manipulations of the balls and pins and also indicate his personal popularity in bowling circles. In 1925 Mr. Neble made the highest score in the Danish Bowling League, his best score having been 297 and he having made eleven consecutive strikes on the occasion of his gaining the highest score of the local league. He is an active member of the Omaha Chamber of Commerce, the Ak-Sar-Ben, the Danish Brotherhood, the Omaha Danish Association, and the Council Bluffs Country Club, at the links of which he finds seasonable indulgence in golf. He is a democrat in his political proclivities, and he and his wife are communicants of the Danish Lutheran Church. October 29, 1915, marked the marriage of Mr. Neble and Miss Helen Rossen, who was born and reared in Omaha and whose parents were born in Denmark. Mr. and Mrs. Neble have no children. Mr. Neble was formerly drum-major of the crack band of the Fourth Infantry Regiment of the Nebraska National Guard, and for fifteen years he was the successful and popular leader of the Neble Concert Orchestra. He is a talented musician, and is able to play effectively a large number of varied musical instruments. He has thus been a prominent figure in musical circles in his native city, and takes deep interest in all that tends to advance the "divine art" in his home community.
Remember Hans F Neble in St. Croix county, Wisconsin, born Aug 1838 in Denmark to USA 1867?
Here he is in 1880, spelled Nebel.
Nessel, Chisago County, Minnesota [ this is quite close to the other places he lived]
Hans Nebel 41
Maria Nebel 51
Waldemar Nebel 17
Hansina Nebel 13
Matilda Nebel 11
And this could be Waldemar:
1900 - River Falls city, Pierce, Wisconsin [very near St. Croix, Wisconsin]
Walter Neble b September 1862 in Denmark to USA about 1865 - wagonmaker
Caroline Neble wife b March 1866 Wisconsin (parents b Norway)
married 4 years - about 1896 - 2 children, 2 living
Clara S Nebel b October 1897 in Wisconsin
Harold Neble b May 1900 Wisconsin
Carrie S. Olson, servant b Mar 1875 Denmark
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Not quite sure who this is but it's same area - this Walter's father is Samuel Neble, FYI:
1905
Hudson, St. Croix, Wisconsin
Walter Neble 21 b abt 1884 Wisconsin parents born in Denmark
Mary A Neble 22 b Minnesota
Walter Samuel Neble (parents Samuel Neble, Mary Larson)
marries Mary Alvina Montman (parents Rudolph John Montmann and ? Groves)
01 Mar 1905, St. Croix County, Wisconsin
Mary dies and Walter remarries
Walter S. Nebel, 27, widowed, b Hudson, Wisconsin (parents Samuel Nebel and Mary Larson)
marries
Agnes T. Andersen, 22, b abt 1888 in Shell Lake, Wisconsin (parents John Andersen and Mary Erickson)
in
Lewistown, Montana
1920 St. Croix County, Wisconsin
Walter S. Nebel 35, Agnes 32, Everett 14, Lorraine 9, Fern 7, Robert 2 years 6 months, with
Walter's mother
Mary Neble 67 b about 1853 in Denmark
Hi Jane,
Again thank you.
I'm specially happe for this:
Here on Ancestry.com is the mother - Karen "Carrie" Paulsen Neble - in Omaha in 1900 with son John L. John's job is "manager, newspaper." The name is transcribed as "Noble."
I have searched for Karens dead, but couldn't find it. But offcourse she went to USA with her 3 sons.
Her husband Martin Hans Jørgen Neble died in the war between Germany and Denmark at the big battle april 1864 at Dybbøl. He's body was never found. Karen/Carrie became widow with 3 small children - Sophus b. 1858, Johan/John b.1861 and Hans Peter b. 1863.
Perhaps that's why they all worked so hard to get a good life in USA.
And i'm updating, updating........
Homer - Thank for the information!
You have been given me lots of news specially about Arnold Neble!
You will not hear anything from me for the next 3-4 days. There are some birthday celebrations and lots of work, - not genealogy, but the kind of work where you earn money :-)
Okay, Mia, I won't expect a response until later.
But I'm uploading stuff I found bit by bit....Here's a little more.
John L. Neble born in Denmark and brother to Sophus F. and lived in Omaha
married Angeline Hansen
Angeline's father was Mark Hansen, who started Den Danske Pioneer!
Here they are in
1880
Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
Mark Hanson 50 b MAY 1830 (per 1900 census) occupation EDITOR
to USA 1860; married 1864 (per 1900 census)
Anna 37 (Annie Maren Nielsine Nielsen per IGI) (to USA 1857 per 1900 census)
Angelen 9
Andreas 5
In 1900 Mark Hanson, Anna Hanson, and Andy Hansen live in Omaha
next door to
John L. Neble, Angeline, with children Emma, and Mark - and Carrie age 70 (the mother) Carrie has been in USA 10 years, census says.
In 1894: John L. Neble and Angeline had daughter Anna Karen Neble 31 AUG 1894 in Omaha; she died 23 NOV 1925. Maybe I said that before but I hadn't noticed the middle name.
Citat fra: Jane Christiansen Dato 25 Okt 2011 - 21:27
Citat fra: Jane Christiansen Dato 25 Okt 2011 - 01:54
Hans P. Neble U.S. Passport Application April 1914
says he came to USA on board the Thingvalla (ship) from Copenhagen arrived New York about 09 June 1886. Naturalized citizen in Omaha, Douglas County, Nebraska, 04 November 1899.
"I follow the occupation of Publisher," he writes.
Hans is 5'5-1/2", brown eyes, dark brown hair
And here's Hans P. Neble arriving New York from Copenhagen on 25 JUNE 1886 on the Thingvalla. Am I reading it right that Thora is his wife?
Thora Rasmussen was not his wife. A married woman used their husband's surname when emigrating, and were listed as a wife even when not accompanied by their husband. Thora and children were probably joining a husband and father who had emigrated earlier, as was common then.
Here is Hans' and family in Omaha, including the son Louis who you posted the long bio of:
1900 Omaha, Nebraska [transcribed as Neph but appears to be Neple]
Hans Neph 35, head, Oct 1864 Denmark, married 11 years, to US 1886, Engineer
Marie Neph 32, wife, Feb 1868 Denmark, 3 children, to US 1896
Louie Neph 10, son, Jan 1890 Nebraska
Harry Neph 8, son, Mar 1892 Nebraska
Martin Neph 5, son, Jun 1894 Nebraska
Sophie Mothim 16, servant, Oct 1883 Nebraska
1910 Omaha, Nebraska
Hans Neble 46 head, Denmark, married 21 years, to US 1884, Proprietor-Newspaper
Marie Neble 41 wife, Denmark, 3 children, to US 1887
Louis Neble 20 son Nebraska
Obe Neble 18 son Nebraska
Maud Neble 15 daughter Nebraska
Edna Thiele 24 neice, Nebraska
1920 Omaha, Nebraska
Hans P Neble 55 Denmark, to US 1885, Newspaper-Print Shop
Rene(?) Neble 50 Denmark, to US 1885
Maud A Neble 25 Nebraska
The youngest children Ove W. born 7 Mar 1892 and Maud Alice born 12 Jun 1894 also applied for passports with their parents in April 1914, Ove listing his occupation as Musician. They returned to US Sep 1914, on ship Hellig Olav.
Thanks Homer!
From Ancestry.com - I must have dropped the rest of the citation, don't see it - if you need the citation Mia I'll search for it.
Sophus Neble's "Scurrilous Attacks" on the Danish Royal Family
At one time the Danish paper "Den Danske Pioner," edited by Sophus F. Neble, contained some very scurrilous and scandalous attacks on the royal family of Denmark, particularly on the crown prince, Frederik. A large number of copies of the paper were sent from Omaha, Neb., and distributed broadcast in Denmark.At court they were very much worried and excited over this. In Europe they have what is called the lex magnatum, prohibiting any attack on a royal person. In Europe the king can do no wrong and no criticism whatever is permitted. In the United States there is no lex magnatum and the only way to reach Mr. Neble was for the injured party to bring suit just like any other private individual. The crown prince complained bitterly to Mr. Vedel in the foreign office and requested him to bring the matter to my attention, thinking that the United States government might take the offender to task and punish him. At the request of the crown prince I called on him and heard his tale of woe. I explained to him as well as I could the legal situation, assured him of my sympathy, but did not feel that I could recommend him to institute a personal suit in the American courts, though he doubtless would win an easy victory over 34 his calumniator. "Den Danske Pioner" was excluded from the Danish mails. The copies that arrived were destroyed. After my conference with the crown prince I laid the whole matter before Secretary Thomas F. Bayard in Washington and recommended to him that he write his views on the subject in the form of a personal letter to me, which I might read to the crown prince and then hand it to him to keep. Mr. Bayard acted on my suggestion. In due time I received an eight-page letter on the subject. In this letter Mr. Bayard strongly recommended the crown prince not to go into court; for that he was too exalted a person. He requested me to remind the crown prince that the lightning usually strikes the tallest trees in the forest and that assaults of the kind made by the Omaha editor were among the penalties of greatness. I asked for an audience with the crown prince and got it. I took Bayard's letter with me and read it to him. When I came to the passage about the lightning striking the tallest trees and of the penalties of eminence the crown prince burst into tears and fairly smothered me with his kind words of appreciation of what I had done. He asked me if I would not let him have a copy of that letter. I said: "The original is yours, your royal highness, if you care to keep it." I handed it to him and I am sure he took good care of it, and thus ended the episode.
I hadn't noticed Beverly before....
1910
Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
Sophus F 49
Allie 33 [sic]
Sophus 23
Eyvine 19
Anna 19 Eyvind's wife
Frances E 16
1920
Omaha, Douglas, Nebraska
Sophus 60 [senior - b abt 1860]
Olivia 43
Frances 26
Beverly 4 years 2 months
1920
Ivan Neble [ = Eyvind] 39 married
Marie 40
Vivia 16
Eyvind J 10 [= "Bud"]
Some more records for descendants of this John Ludvig Valdemar Neble discussed earlier:
1880
Maribo, Fuglse, Ringsebølle, Ringsebølle By, Skolen, 1, FT-1880, C9998
Frederik David Neble 62 Gift Husfader, Skolelærer Stubbekjøbing A
Ane Jensine Neble født Kjærsgaard 50 Gift hans Hustru Rødby
Johan Ludvig Valdemar Neble 11 Ugift deres Barn Ringsebølle Sogn, Maribo Amt
Carl Emil Gustav Neble 7 Ugift deres Barn Ringsebølle Sogn, Maribo Amt
Family Search - 1900 marriage record
Walter Neble, 31, b abt 1869 Denmark (father Fred David Neble, mother Signe Kiarsgood = Ane Jensine Neble født Kjærsgaard)
MARRIES on 08 December 1900 Grand Rapids, Kent, Michigan
Sena Bock (= Cena), 18 (her parents John J. Bock and Anna Nelson)
b abt 1882 Denmark
1900 Springwells, Wayne, Michigan, USA
Walter Neble, boarder, 32, f. Nov 1867 Denmark, single, to USA 1886, iron molder
1900 - Walker township, north side, Kent, Michigan
John J Back b Mar 1859 Denmark
Anna W Back b Oct 1854 Denmark
Cena C Back b May 1883 Denmark immigrated 1885
Ella born May 1883 Denmark [twins]
John J. Back b Dec 1875 Denmark
Dagmar Back b Feb 1890 Michigan - became a Gospel Worker, Church of God, 1910 in Seattle
1910 Welangdon, Snohomish, Washington
Walter J. L. Nable 42, born Denmark to USA 1886, ironworks molder
Lina C. Nable wife 26 immigrated 1889 - has had 4 children, 4 are living
Helen 7 born in Michigan
Alfred D. Nable 4 born in Washington
Irene D. 2 years 11 months born in Washington
Erna L. 1 year
On the same page of census - John J. Bock, farmer, and wife Anna
1920 East Everett, Snohomish, Washington
J. L. Walter Neble b. Denmark divorced to USA 1886, ironworks molder
Alfred David Neble 14 (1906)
[Alfred b 20 July 1905 Snohomish, Washington; d Jan 1981 Marysville, Snohomish, Washington]
Irene 12 b. Washington
[Irene b April 21, 1907; d January 31, 2002]
Emma 10 b. Washington
[ = Erna b. April 4, 1909; d Oct. 24, 2007]
Ella 5 or 8? b. Washington
[Ella b Sept 7, 1911; d Dec 21, 2001]
[+ Annette Julia Neble b April 13, 1915 d May 17, 2005 married name Carlson - not in this census record]
1920 Everett, Snohomish, Washington
Ceana Neble, sister-in-law, divorced, 36, b 1884 Denmark living with
Dagmar (her sister), 30, born in Michigan
and Dagmar's husband Ray Faulkner. Year of immigration to the United States -1909 [sic]
1920 Sunnyside, Snohomish, Washington
John Bock 60
Anna Bock 64
Helen Neble, 17, b Michigan, granddaughter [married name Nyman]
1930 Everett, Snohomish, Washington
- name transcribed as NOBLE but it looks like NEBLE to me on the original
Walter L. Neble 62, b about 1868 in Denmark, ironworks molder
Erna Neble 21, born about 1909 (= Erna Leona)
1930 East Nob Hill, Yakima, Washington
Arthur Monson 23
Irene D Monson 22 [= Irene Neble]
Arthur A Monson 2
I've omitted survivor info except for original family - can be found online elsewhere:
OBITUARY Irene Monson (April 21, 1907- January 31, 2002). Born to Walter and Cena Neble in Everett, WA. Irene was preceded in death by her husband Arthur in 1962 and son, Arthur "Bud" Monson in 1998, daughter-in-law Shirley Monson in 1996, a sister, Helen Nyman, brother, Alfred Neble and sister Ellen Neble. Survived by 2 daughters, 11 grandchildren and 9 great-grandchildren. She also is survived by two sisters; Anet Carlson and Erna Holst. Irene lived all her life in the East Everett area. She took on the role of caregiver at the age of 11, living in a motherless home where she was responsible for the care of her two younger sisters and brother and the domestic duties in the home. She continued in this role for the remainder of her life, willing and ready to help whenever needed.
OBITUARY Erna Leona (Neble) Holst. (April 4, 1909-Oct. 24, 2007). Erna L. Holst passed away on Wednesday, October 24, 2007, at the age of 98. She was a lifelong resident of Everett....Erna was preceded in death by her husband, Oscar Holst; daughter, Cena Vienola; son, Eric Holst; and her siblings, Alfred Neble, Helen Nyman, Irene Monson, Ellen Neble, and Annette Carlson. She is survived by 3 grandchildren; a great-grandson; a son-in-law....Burial October 29, at Evergreen Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, her family suggests contributions be made in her memory to the Everett Gospel Mission or charity of your choosing. Published in The Herald (Everett) from 10/27/2007
OBITUARY Ella Neble (1911-2001) Ella Neble died December 21, 2001 at a local hospital. She was born in Everett on September 7, 1911. She retired from the phone company after working locally and in Hawaii for several years. She was preceded in death by her father Walter; mother Cena; sister Helen Nyman; and brother Alfred Neble. She is survived by sisters, Irene Monson, Erna Holst, and Annette Carlson. Published Tuesday, January 1, 2002.
OBITUARY Annette Julia (Neble) Carlson (April 13, 1915-May 17, 2005). Annette was born in Everett, Washington, the sixth child of Walter and Cena Neble. When she was young she moved with her mother to Pysht on the Olympic Peninsula.She graduated from Clallam Bay High School in 1933. After graduation she came back to the area to be with her siblings. She met and married Cecil Carlson in 1936. Her husband, Cecil; daughter, Karen; sisters, Helen, Irene, and Ella; and her brother, Alfred preceded her in death. [Survivors info omitted]...She had a beautiful flower and vegetable garden. Our uncle told us they named our street Roseway after my mother's garden.She was 54 when her husband died. excerpted from the Daily Herald from 5/20/2005.
from the Omaha, Nebraska Nebles
OBITUARY ANN HANSEN (1925-2009). Ann Karen Hansen, 84, a homemaker, of Las Vegas, passed away Dec. 20, 2009. She was born Aug. 21, 1925, in Omaha, Neb., and was a 27-year resident of Nevada. Ann was raised by Mark and Louis Neble in Omaha. They moved to California in 1935. Ann attended Hollywood High and married Harold Hansen April 1, 1945, when she was 19. Their marriage lasted 60 years. She worked at her husband's small business from 1961 to 1975. They raised their three children in Van Nuys, Calif., then moved to Las Vegas in 1982. They especially loved Kona, Hawaii, where they own a condominium. Ann was preceded in death by her husband, Harold Hansen, who passed away March 10, 2005. [Survivor info omitted] excerpt from Las Vegas Review-Journal on December 24, 2009
Paul Ove Neble born 10 December 1922 died 06 May 1989
enlisted US Navy 28 February 1941 release date 01 March 1947
wife Florence born 13 May 1901
Daughter Andrea (see her in earlier post)
Hans Frederich Nebel in western Wisconsin, eastern Minnesota, in USA
He lives just east or just west of the St. Croix River.
Family search christening record - October
1900 US census says Hans is born AUG 1838.
1840
Præstø, Tybjerg, Herlufmagle, Herlufmagle Bye, et Huus, 31, FT-1840, C6925
Jens Nebel 31 smed
Maren Jacobsdatter 33
Ole Christian Nebel 6
Hans Frederich Nebel 2
Johanne Marie Nebel 1
Christian Frederich Kjøbenhavn 5 foster child
Frederich Pedersen 17 Smededreng
ddd.dda.dk emigration record traveling
24 AUGUST 1903
Nebel, Hans, 66 Gårdmand
Address Hudson [ = Hudson, St. Croix, Wisconsin, USA]
born in Herlufmagle [ = Præstø, Tybjerg, Herlufmagle, Herlufmagle Bye]
Traveling on the Hellig Olav
Hans F. Nebel immigrated about 1867.
1870
Hudson, St.Croix, Wisconsin
Neble family [transcribed as Naple]
Hans 33 b Denmark about 1837
Mary 42 b Denmark
Christ 19 b Denmark about 1851
Alfred 13 b abt 1857 Denmark
Nodie 8 born Denmark [= Walter/Waldemar?]
Hansine 3 born Wisconsin
Matilda 2 born Wisconsin
1875 census Nessel Township, Chisago County, Minnesota
H. F. Nabel 38 (= Hans F. Nebel) born Denmark
Anna 46
Albert 18 born abt 1857 Denmark
Nodie 12 born Denmark [must be Waldemar?]
Illegible Name 8 born abt 1867 Wisconsin = Hansina
Matilda 7 born Wisconsin
1880 Nessel, Chisago, Minnesota
Hans Nebel 41 b abt 1839 in Denmark farmer
Maria 51 his wife b abt 1829 in Denmark
Waldemar 17 born about 1863 in Denmark works on farm
Hansina 13 born abt 1867 in Wisconsin
Matilda 11 born about 1869 in Wisconsin
1885 Minnesota Census
Town of Nessel, Chisago, Minnesota
P.O. Rush Point
H. F. Nabel 47 b abt 1838 in Denmark
Anna M. Nabel 57 his wife b Denmark
Matilda Nabel 17 b in Minnesota
Hans F. "Nabel" [sic] became a naturalized U.S. citizen in Chisago County, Minnesota.
1888 Land ownership record
Given Name:H. F.
Surname:Nabel
Book:CHISAGO CO. PLAT
Year:1888
Town:Nessel
Section:5
by 1900 Anna Marie has died and Hans goes to live with son Christian across the river in Wisconsin.
1900 census Kinnickinnic town, St. Croix, Wisconsin
Christian Neble born Apr 1853 Denmark Married 2 years, to USA 1867, Farmer - son to Hans F. Neble
Anna O Neble 37 wife to Christian born Norway
Stella Neble Aug 1884 Wisconsin
Oscar Neble Apr 1887
Alice Neble Sep 1891
Gertrude Neble Oct 1896
Hans F Neble born Aug 1838 Denmark Farmer WIDOWED to USA 1867 - father to Christian
In 1910 Hans F. is living with son Waldemar/Walter
1910
River Falls Ward 3, Pierce, Wisconsin
[= very near to Kinnickinnic, St. Croix, western Wisconsin]
Hans F. Neble 71 to USA 1867
Walter K. Nebel 46 (= Waldemar) born about 1864
Caroline 44
Clara S 12
Harold S 9
Ray W 2
together with Christian Smith 42, Minnie Smith 36, Marie C Smith 17, Richard H Smith 15, Margaret S Smith 10, Hellen M Smith 9, Julian C Smith 6
Find-A-Grave entry: Hans F. Nebel b 1836 d. 1911
buried Greenwood Cemetery, River Falls, St. Croix, Wisconsin, USA
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=Nebel&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=51&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=70004860&df=all&
Albert, Son to Hans F. Nebel
Merchant in Danewood
Find-a-Grave
Sophus Albert Nebel b. 1857 died 10 Nov 1943 Isanti County, Minnesota
married Carolina E. Erickson (or Johnson) 1863-1941
Buried Danewood Cemetery, Braham, Chisago, Minnesota
1880 US census
River Falls, Pierce County, Wisconsin
S. A. Nebel, 23, single, born in Denmark, attending school
21 April 1893 daughter Emma Nebel born (per the family - found in online post for Emma Nebel Grell Rumpel). Emma's mother = Minnie Gutzkow b. abt 1875 died 11 APRIL 1930, Isanti County, Minnesota. Married Gustav Grell. Gutzkow family in Nessel, Chisago, Minnesota.
1895 village of Nessel, Chisago, Minnesota
Rush Point Post Office
S. A. Nabel, 38, b. in Denmark, general merchant
Carolina, 31 b in Sweden
Fred A. Nabel 9 b abt 1886 in Dakota Territory
Walter H. Nabel 6 b in Minnesota
Elsa age 3, born May 1892 in Minnesota [married Charles Jackson]
Ollie, also age 3 [twins], [married name Hoverson]
1900 Nessel, Chisago, Minnesota
Caroline Nebel, head, no ALBERT with Fred, Herry, Elsie, Ale [as transcribed]
1900
Royalton, Pine, Minnesota
Gustave Grell 31 - they have been married 3 years
Minnie Grell 25
Emma Grell 8 STEP-DAUGHTER to Gustave - [= Emma Neble born about 1892]
Annie Grell 2
Frank Grell 1
1910
Albert S. Nebel 52 general merchant
Carolina Nebel 46
Harry 21
Elsie 17
Ollie 17
1920 Braham, Isanti, Minnesota
S.A. Nebel, Carolina, and Elsie
Minnesota Place Names by Warren Upham
"Danewood is a village nestled in Nessel Township; it began in 1870 with a sawmill, two creameries, and a post office 1882-1902, with Sophus Albert Nebel, postmaster, general store owner, justice, and secretary of the telephone company.
Fred Nebel, son of Sophus Albert Nebel
World War I Draft Card
NAME: Fred Albert Nebel Born 01 Jul 1885 Married to Mrs. Fred Nebel
Mechanic, Living in Braham, Isanti, Minnesota
1910
Norwood, Carver, Minnesota
Fred Nebel 24
Hadena Nebel 22 [ = Hadena Erickson]
1920
Braham, Isanti, Minnesota
Fred A. Nebel 34
Hadena Nebel 32
Jerold Nebel 9
Claribel Nebel 7
Lucile Nebel 5
Carl Nebel 3 1/2
plus two roomers
1930
Braham, Isanti, Minnesota
Fred Nabel 44
Hadena Nabel 42
Geraold A. Nabel 19
Clarabelle A. Nabel 17
Lucille A. Nabel 15
Carie B. Nabel 13
Harriet B. Nabel 9
Paul W. Nabel 1 year 2 months
Minnesota Death Index
Fred Albert Nebel
Born 01 July 1885 Dakota
Died 23 Jan 1964 Isanti County
Mother's maiden name Erickson
S. A. Nebel married Caroline Erickson [= Sophus Albert Nebel]
15 July 1884 in Meeker County, Minnesota
Link:
http://www.mncounty.com/Modules/Certificates/Marriage/MarriageSearch.aspx?county=&by=2&lastname=Nebel&firstname
Hmm... the link above isn't working when I paste it - but you can use it to search and find S.A. Nebel
Their son Fred Nebel married Hadena Erickson - married 26 September 1909 in Isanti County, Minnesota, per Minnesota Marriage Index
birth of children
Link:
http://people.mnhs.org/bci/Results.cfm
Jerrold Arnold Nebel b. 09 December 1910 in Carver County, Minnesota
Clarabelle A. Nebel b. abt 1913 - I didn't find birth record
Lucille Nebel b. abt 1915 - didn't find birth record
Harriet Bernice Nebel b. 15 Nov 1920 in Isanti County, Minnesota
Paul Warren Nebel b. 21 November 1928 in Isanti County, Minnesota
Frederick Arnold Nebel b. 05 June 1932 in Isanti County, Minnesota
Marriage records
Link:
http://www.mncounty.com/Modules/Certificates/Marriage/MarriageSearch.aspx?county=&by=&lastname=Nebel&firstname=&from=&to=
Paul Warren Nebel married Lola Joyce Nelson on 06 June 1953 in Isanti County. He has an education as an electrical engineer and Lola is well-known in her Minnesota town for her pie baking. See Google search.
Clarabelle A. Nebel married Herbert C. Carlson 07 June 1934 in Isanti County
Harriet Bernice Nebel married Dean R. Skjod on 09 October 1943 - buried at Danewood Cemetery, Braham, Isanti, Minnesota
Dean Roland Skjod born 07 September 1918 died 02 February 2010
Frederick Arnold Nebel b. 1932 married Margaret Pauline Guernsey 09 October 1954 in Hennepin County, Minnesota.
Jerrold Nebel b. 09 Dec 1910 d. 27 April 1980 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
[per Minnesota Birth Index; Minnesota Death index]
Jerrold Nebel married Elsie Splettstoeszer on 28 August 1934 in Isanti County, Minnesota
Elsie Splettstoeszer born 17 November 1906 Minnesota- died 1970 Minnesota, see Find-A-Grave)
1930 US census [as found on Ancestry.com]
Stanchfield, Isanti, Minnesota
Emil Spletloser 71 [ = Splettstoeszer]
Mime Spletloser 65
Elsie Spletloser 22
1920 the Splettstoeszer family lived in Carver County, Minnesota
Remember this family?
Frederik David NEBLE and Ane Jensine KJERSGAARD
1880
Maribo, Fuglse, Ringsebølle, Ringsebølle By, Skolen, 1, FT-1880, C9998
Frederik David Neble 62 Gift Husfader, Skolelærer Stubbekjøbing
Ane Jensine Neble født Kjærsgaard 50 Gift hans Hustru Rødby
Johan Ludvig Valdemar Neble 11 Ugift deres Barn Ringsebølle Sogn, Maribo Amt
Carl Emil Gustav Neble 7 Ugift deres Barn Ringsebølle Sogn, Maribo Amt
Their son: Carl Emil Gustov NEBLE born 20 May 1872, christened 30 Aug 1872, Ringsebolle, Maribo, Denmark
Minnesota Death Index lists
Carl Emil Neble born 1873 died 19 May 1942 in Duluth, St. Louis, Minnesota, USA
Parents Frederick J. Neble, Jensine Kjersgaard
So Carl Emil did come to USA. His brother Johan's Valdemar (= Walter) family is in Michigan and then in Washington state.
Fred Albert Nebel born 01 July 1885 died 23 January 1964 Isanti County, Minnesota
Hadena E. Nebel born 30 July 1887 died 29 January 1986 in Isanti County Minnesota
per Minnesota Historical Society (Death Index)
Caroline Nebel died 24 December 1941 Isanti County, Minnesota (wife of Sophus Albert)
http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Results.cfm?CFID=10342504&CFTOKEN=44654071
1911 Walter Harry Nebel of Braham, Isanti, Minnesota, graduated from the University of Minnesota in Hennepin County, Minnesota, with a degree in electrical engineering. (found with Google) Walter is the son of Sophus Albert Nebel and Carolina Erickson.
A Walter Nebel died 28 February 1927 in Hennepin County, Minnesota (Minnesota Historical Society)
Now it's been over a month since hearing from you Mia! Hope all is well. Know that we're interested in your progress. Phone home! ;)
Hej Mia
Jeg har ikke oplysninger om efterkommere i USA, men da min tipoldefars søster i 1899 blev gift med en købmand i Stubbekøbing, Charles Franziscus Neble, har jeg nogle oplysninger om denne del af Neble-slægten. Lad mig vide hvis du er interesseret.
English translation, if anybody should be interested in the part of the Neble family who stayed in Denmark:
I don't have any information about descendants in the US, but as my great great grandfathers sister was married to a grocer named Charles Franziscus Neble from Stubbekøbing in 1899, I have some informations about this part of the family. Let me hear from you if you are interested.
Dear all of you!
I've been sick, - which means I have to work extra now - real work, not genealogy.
While I was sick I didn't check this website for any news.
And additionally, I have not received any mail from this web about your answers. Which I should have......
I'm sorry, but now I've read all your new posts.
So many news and exciting information.
Once again I'll try to update the family three.
It's very overwhelming.
Thanks to all!
Sorry,- it took so long.
That's fine Mia - no worries. Glad you are better.
My great grandfather was sea captain Hemming Peter Nielsen (born in Stubbekoebing 1829), married to Elise Hansine, maiden name Neble (born in Stubbekoebing 1836). They had 2 sons, Waldemar Nielsen born 1873 (my grandfather) and Oscar Nielsen born 1875.
Hemming and Elise lived in Moellegade in Stubbekoebing and Hemming sailed on his schooner "Dorthea" of Stubbekoebing.
Do any of you know about my family tree?
Regards,
Helge Nordstrand Nielsen
Horsens, Denmark
Hi Helge,
This looks like your family in 1880 - is that right? Some on my family tree were neighbors. : D
1880
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Grønnegade, matr. nr. 40, 50 F2, FT-1880, D4096
Hemming Nielsen 51 Gift Skibsfører, Husfader born in Stubbekjøbing
Hansine Elise Nielsen 44 Gift hans Kone born in Stubbekjøbing
Mathilde Nielsen 16 Ugift deres Barn born in Stubbekjøbing
Niels Christian Nielsen 14 Ugift deres Barn born in Stubbekjøbing
Valdemar Emil Nielsen 6 Ugift deres Barn born in Stubbekjøbing
Jens Oscar Nielsen 1 Ugift deres Barn born in Stubbekjøbing
Did you want help working on your family tree?
I bet Mia would love to hear from you.
Mvh
Hej Mia,
I have found the following information on two of the daughters of Alexander Neble.
Elvina Neble married married Adolph Groetzinger in Brooklyn, New York on 11 Dec 1920.
I found Adolph and Elvina in the 1930 census living at 2453 Snyder Street, Pittsburgh, Alleghany County, Pennsylvania. Both Adolph and Elvina are 30 years old. Two children are listed - Margrette E., 8 years old, born in New York and Norman R., 4 4/12, born in Pennsylvania.
Elvina died in Wexford, Alleghany County, Pennsylvania on 29 Dec 2000. She was born 20 Apr 1899.
I have found a Norman R. Groetzinger living in Pittsburgh. Please e-mail me at PLondahlsmid snabel ()lexcominc.net and I will send you his address and telephone number.
According to a record I found, Lillian Neble married Thorvald Rasmussen on 2 May 1934 in Brooklyn, New York. However, I think this may be a transcription error and they may have been married on 2 May 1924.
I did find a Thorvald and Lillian Rasmussen in the 1930 census. They were living in the Bronx, which is part of New York City. All the information on Lillian matches the information on Lillian Neble.
1930 United States Federal Census about Thorvald Rasmussen
Name: Thorvald Rasmussen
Birth Year: abt 1897
Birthplace: Denmark
Home in 1930: Bronx, Bronx, New York
View Map
Relation to Head of House: Head
Spouse's Name: Lillian Rasmussen
Household Members:
Name Age
Thorvald Rasmussen 33
Lillian Rasmussen 26
Walter Rasmussen 5
Richard Rasmussen 2
Dagmar Rasmussen
Med venlig hilsen
Paul
Hi Helge,
Some more
1840
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Møllegade, 80, FT-1840, C8188
Jens Neble 52 Gift skomager
Frederikke Lund 46 Gift hans kone
Frederick Neble 23 Ugift svend, deres barn
Emilie Neble 16 Ugift deres barn
Anette Neble 10 Ugift deres barn
Nicoline Neble 7 Ugift deres barn
Elisa Neble 5 Ugift deres barn
Juliane Øst 64 Enke konens moder, lever af pension og sine midler
Christian Jensen 28 Ugift svend
Carl Møller 21 Ugift svend
Pernille Pedersdatter 21 Ugift tjenestefolk
1845
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Stubbekjøbing Kiøbstad, Møllegade no 80, 1, FT-1845, B7928
Jens Neble 57 Gift skomager -"- [Stubbekjøbing]
Frederikke Lund 51 Gift hans kone Maibølle, Mariboe Amt
Emilie Neble 21 Ugift deres børn Stubbekjøbing
Annette Neble 15 Ugift deres børn -"- [Stubbekjøbing]
Nicoline Neble 12 Ugift deres børn -"- [Stubbekjøbing]
Elise Neble 10 Ugift deres børn -"- [Stubbekjøbing]
Juliane Øst 73 Enke(mand) mandens svigermoder Kjøbenhavn
Christian Jensen 33 Ugift skomagersvend Stubbekjøbing
Carl Andreasen 20 Ugift læredrenge Nykjøbing paa Falster
Christian Meyer 21 Ugift læredrenge Kjøbenhavn
Anne Pedersdatter 17 Ugift tjenestepige Baagøe, Præstøe
1855
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Vestergade 126 st., stuen, 14 - F1, FT-1855, C8084
Antom Frederik Strate 36 Gift husfader og Købmand Rødby
Anette Rasmine Kirstine Neble 25 Gift hans kone Stubbekøbing
Sophie Catrine Neble 2 Ugift deres datter Stubbekøbing
Elise Hansine Neble 20 Ugift husjomfru Stubbekøbing
Jensine Rasmine Amalie Mode 25 Ugift tjenestepige Bogø
Elise Hansine Neble's mother as a little girl in 1801:
Maribo, Musse, Majbølle, Hjelms Bye, , 56, FT-1801, b8275
David Lund 50 Gift husbond skoleholder
Julian Øest 25 Gift hans kone
Frideriche Margrete Lundsdatter 8 Ugift deres datter
Svend Lund 4 Ugift deres søn
This could be Elise's father:
1801 CENSUS
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Stubbekjøbing Kiøbstad, Møllegade No 98, 74de familie, FT-1801, B8941
Rasmus Neble 57 Gift Husbonde Skomager
Anna Sand 55 Gift Hans kone
Jens Neble 13 - Deres søn
Elise Hansine's family before her birth
1834 CENSUS
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Møllegade No 80, 1. familie, 104, FT-1834, B8126
Jens Neble 47 Gift Skomagermester
Fredericha Magrete Lund 40 Gift Hans kone
Frederich David Neble 17 Ugift Deres søn
Emilie Juliane Neble 10 Ugift Deres datter
Rasmine Kirstine Neble 4 Ugift Deres datter
Nicolie Sophia Neble 1 Ugift Deres datter
Erents August Smidt 32 Ugift Skomagersvend
Juliiane Chalena Lund 60 Enke har sit ophold hos Neble
Chan Christian Jensen 22 Ugift Lære dreng Hans Vilhielm Kvasse 19 Ugift Lære dreng
The following are posted in IGI and should be checked against churchbooks.
Jens Rasmussen Neble of Stubbekobing b abt 1758 died 16 Jul 1848 in Stubbekobing
Frideriche Margrete Lund born 13 Oct 1793 at Hjelm, Majbolle, Maribo died 18 Feb 1867 at Stubbekobing
married 15 Nov 1816
Frideriche's parents
David Kjeldsen Lund b abt 1767 Hjelm, Majbolle, Maribo
Juliane Catrine Oest b abt 1771 Hjelm, Majbolle, Maribo
Jens's parents
Rasmus Jensen Neble of Stubbekobing b abt 1762
Anne Olsdatter of Stubbekobing b abt 1766
In the 1855 census record posted above, Elise is living with her sister Anette and brother-in-law Anton:
1855
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Vestergade 126 st., stuen, 14 - F1, FT-1855, C8084
Antom Frederik Strate 36 Gift husfader og Købmand Rødby
Anette Rasmine Kirstine Neble 25 Gift hans kone Stubbekøbing
Sophie Catrine Neble 2 Ugift deres datter Stubbekøbing
Elise Hansine Neble 20 Ugift husjomfru Stubbekøbing
Jensine Rasmine Amalie Mode 25 Ugift tjenestepige Bogø
Again, per IGI, this couple -
Anton Frederik Strate b 1819 in Rodby, Maribo, and
Rasmine Kirstine Annette Neble born 20 Nov 1830 in Stubbekobing -
had a son who went to America:
Herman Behrendt Strate born 1862 in Stubbekobing christened 07 Sep 1862
died 5 Apr 1937 in Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA and is buried at Forest Lawn Cemetery.
Herman married
Mary Josephine Snell or Schnell born 10 May 1870 in Houghton, Michigan, USA
and died 18 Nov 1935 in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA.
Ancestry.com says this couple married in Ontario.
Here's Herman in 1930:
1930
Detroit, Wayne, Michigan
Herman B Strate 67 b Denmark immigrated 1881 pump operator, city water board
Josephine Strate 59
Donald S Strate 22
Herman B Strate 20
Herman B. Strate passport application 1920, attached
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After a long time being busy, then sick and then busy again, - i'm have worked with the Neble-family-tree.
I must say that's it's some kind of a job, - so many persons! Sometimes i'm loosing overwiev.....
And then you're - and others - write again.....
Don't misunderstand this - i'm very happy about everything you send.
I'll try to finish the family-tree in the weekend, and then you will see.......
I have found this amacing site at the internet http://picasaweb.google.com/ritalockhartphotos/RitaSLineage#
Wonderfull pictures, enjoy!
- and I think that I have being able to place most of the persons in the tree.
Hi Jane,
Thank you very much for spotting my great grandparents and family. This is really fascinating.
I will write to Mia to see if she has further information.
regards/Helge
+++
Hi Helge,
More about great-grandmother Elise Hansine Neble's ancestors from:
http://www.kislingmoller.dk/633.html
Elise Hansine Neble > Jens Rasmussen Neble > Rasmus Jensen Neble > Jens Rasmussen Nebølle
Jens Rasmussen Nebølle died 1792 in Stubbekøbing. Married Magrethe Hansdatter 22 February 1743 in Stubbekøbing. Margrethe died 1791. Children Rasmus Jensen Neble b 1745 and Jørgen Jensen Neble b 1752
[Lars must be another son: 27 Maj blev Jens Skomagers liden søn døbt og kaldet Laurits. Stubbekøbing Kirkebog 1750. In 1787 census in Stubbekobing called Lars Nebbølle]
1787 CENSUS
Maribo, Falsters Nørre, Stubbekøbing Købstad, Stubbekiøbing, Vestergade, Nordre Side, , FT-1787, B8940
Jens Nebbølle 69 Gift Hosbonde Skoemager
Magrete Hansdatter 70 Gift hans Kone
Hi Mia,
Haven't posted this because I can't see where this guy fits into the Danish family. Maybe you will know. So here he is.
Hans Nebel Sorensen born 11 August 1851, Denmark, died 22 July 1905 in probably Perth Amboy, New Jersey, USA.
Married Karen.
Next married Christine Marie Clausen
Married August 31, 1894 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey (per Danish Archives Northeast)
Christine Marie Clausen born 12 April 1860, died 15 March 1947 in probably Perth Amboy.
Hans and Kirsten/Christine buried Alpine Cemetery, Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA. (birth/death dates per Find-A-Grave).
Ship's passenger manifest
26 March 1894 arriving New York on the ship Venetia
Hans Nebel Sorensen age 43 years 6 mo carpenter b Denmark destination Perth Amboy
Christine Maria 36 wife
Ellen 9 years 4 months
Hans Nebel Sørensen was born 11 Aug 1851 and baptized in Smidstrup, Holmans, Vejle on 31 Oct 1851, parents Søren Nielsen and Barbara Marie Hansen, opslag 34 nr 16.
Here is his emigration from Denmark in 1894. It seems that he was already in the USA
Name: Sørensen, Hans Nebel Occupation: Snedker
Age: 42 Destination: NY.
Contract no.: 55000 Registration date: 3/6/1894
Birth place: ? Birth place: ?
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: - Amerika
Last residence: Amerika Destination country: USA
Destination city: New York City Destination state: New York State
Name of ship: Indirekte
mvh
Paul
Thanks Paul!
So this could be an entirely different family, right?
Citat fra: Paul Londahl-Smidt Dato 31 Jan 2012 - 17:24
Hans Nebel Sørensen was born 11 Aug 1851 and baptized in Smidstrup, Holmans, Vejle on 31 Oct 1851, parents Søren Nielsen and Barbara Marie Hansen, opslag 34 nr 16.
Here is his emigration from Denmark in 1894. It seems that he was already in the USA
Name: Sørensen, Hans Nebel Occupation: Snedker
Age: 42 Destination: NY.
Contract no.: 55000 Registration date: 3/6/1894
Birth place: ? Birth place: ?
Last res. parish: ? Last res. county: - Amerika
Last residence: Amerika Destination country: USA
Destination city: New York City Destination state: New York State
Name of ship: Indirekte
mvh
Paul
A bit more:
Hans arrived New York from Helsinger 26 Mar 1894 on ship Venetia, his destination Perth Amboy (New Jersey).
1900 Perth Amboy, Middlesex County, NJ
Hans Sorensen, Sep 1851 Denmark, Saloon Keeper, to US 1883
Sophia Sorensen, Oct 1849 Sweden, to US 1883, married 23 years
Soren A Sorensen, May 1879 Denmark, to US 1883
Annie Sorensen, Jan 1888 New Jersey
Hans 31, Sophie 38, and Soren 3 arrived New York 23 Apr 1883 on ship Suevia from Hamburg.
His gravesite, he must have remarried:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=sorens&GSfn=hans&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=33&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=74626758&df=all&
Jane and Homer,
I'm quite sure, that Hans Nebel Sorensen don't belong to the Neble-family!!!
Citat fra: Mia Gerdrup Dato 01 Feb 2012 - 22:06
Jane and Homer,
I'm quite sure, that Hans Nebel Sorensen don't belong to the Neble-family!!!
No, but the grave marker confirms he was the one Paul found in Smidstrup, so maybe useful information to someone.
Thanks Mia. You are becoming quite an expert on the Stubbekoebing Nebels!
I agree Homer. Others may google for names on their family tree and find something helpful here.
Although it's not relevant for Mia, I'm curious: Do you really think that's them in 1900? Christine's name would have to be alternately Sophie, since Christine was on the ship with Hans in 1894 (per ship manifest) and died 1947 per Find a Grave (per her grave marker).
Neble seems to be a place name, and more than one place in Denmark is called that. Is that right?
Citat fra: Jane Christiansen Dato 02 Feb 2012 - 02:32
Although it's not relevant for Mia, I'm curious: Do you really think that's them in 1900? Christine's name would have to be alternately Sophie, since Christine was on the ship with Hans in 1894 (per ship manifest) and died 1947 per Find a Grave (per her grave marker).
I'd not looked at the 1894 manifest to see that Christine Marie and a daughter Ellen were with Hans. Hans, Sophie, and Soren are almost certainly the ones on the 1883 passenger list, but Sophie was born 1849 and Christine in 1860. Hans died 1905 and I don't find matches for Christine, Ellen, or a different Hans in Perth Amboy censuses. Still, quite a coincidence that two Hans Nebel Sorensen's should both be there.
Christine Marie's marker lists Clausen as maiden name:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GSln=sorens&GSpartial=1&GSbyrel=all&GSdyrel=all&GSst=33&GScnty=1918&GScntry=4&GSob=n&GRid=74626689&df=all&
Hi Homer,
The guy I had mentioned, Hans Nebel Sorensen, was born 11 August 1851.
The guy in 1900 census you posted was born September 1851, though I wouldn't rule him out based on that. I don't see the name Nebel in 1900 - just Hans Sorensen.
I couldn't find the right people in New Jersey in 1900 census either.
The quoted info shows why I think Hans has to be with Christine in 1900. And what you have just written points out that Sophie and Christine cannot be the same woman.
A mystery why Hans Nebel Sorensen disappears - I suppose he is just Hans Sorensen somewhere, and harder to spot. The 1894 manifest says he's going to Perth Amboy, and he's buried in Perth Amboy, but that doesn't prove he was living in Perth Amboy in 1900 I suppose.
Citat fra: Jane Christiansen Dato 31 Jan 2012 - 16:00
Hi Mia,
Haven't posted this because I can't see where this guy fits into the Danish family. Maybe you will know. So here he is.
Hans Nebel Sorensen born 11 August 1851, Denmark, died 22 July 1905 in probably Perth Amboy, New Jersey, USA.
Married Karen.
Next married Christine Marie Clausen
Married August 31, 1894 at Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey (per Danish Archives Northeast)
Christine Marie Clausen born 12 April 1860, died 15 March 1947 in probably Perth Amboy.
Hans and Kirsten/Christine buried Alpine Cemetery, Perth Amboy, Middlesex, New Jersey, USA. (birth/death dates per Find-A-Grave).
Ship's passenger manifest
26 March 1894 arriving New York on the ship Venetia
Hans Nebel Sorensen age 43 years 6 mo carpenter b Denmark destination Perth Amboy
Christine Maria 36 wife
Ellen 9 years 4 months
Citat fra: Jane Christiansen Dato 02 Feb 2012 - 04:38
The guy I had mentioned, Hans Nebel Sorensen, was born 11 August 1851.
The guy in 1900 census you posted was born September 1851, though I wouldn't rule him out based on that. I don't see the name Nebel in 1900 - just Hans Sorensen.
My error, he's also only listed as Hans Sorensen on the 1883 manifest.
There's a Sophie Sorensen born ca 1849 Sweden in later censuses of Plainfield, New Jersey who may be above Hans' widow. She listed 1884 immigration date in 1900 and 1883 in 1920.
Okay good, that's settled. I like the back and forth. Thanks for chatting about this Homer.
This got much much longer, that I ever thougt it was possible. And gave me so much more information than I could hope about.
What did we do before www???
Before I started this inquiry I had a large familytree with family Neble.
The Family Neble had lived in the city of Stubbekøbing since 1719 and there are many many descendants.
About late 1880 some of them left Denmark in the hope, that they could get a better life in USA,
I knew some of them, - especially Sophus Neble who became the well know editor of "The Danish Pioneer" in Omaha, Nebraska.
He startet as a typesetter at the newpaper in his hometown Stubbekøbing. Later he often came on visit to Denmark and Stubbekøbing - and Stubbekøbing newspaper allways wrote story's about him and his family.
Sophus was the first to leave Danmark, and then his brothes and his mother, who were widow. And then all the others.
But my problem were: What became of alle Neble's who left Denmark and began a new life in USA. I had found some informations about the first and second US-generation, but then I lost them.
You have all helped me quite a lot with new informations, and you inspired me too look for anymore informations at the world wide web.
I have thougt a lot how I could share all the informations with you.
I think it's interesting that it's not only one Neble family who's leaving Denmark, - but more Neble-family's - and some single young men. They were all related, all some kind of cousins.
And I got problems - the Neble familytree now includes 65 pages (Legacy)! A simple version includes 13 pages!
To much to bring here.....
But I think I owe some off you - Jane Christiansen, Homer Ficken and Paul Londahl Smidt - the possibility to see the result. Send me a private message, and I wil send you the Neble Familytree in the simple version.
To Helge Nordstrand Nielsen - I have sent some information to you, - I hope I was usefull.
To Flemming Willum Petersen - I will contact you some of thise days.
I any other find this site, and want to know anything about the family, your welcome to contact me, and I will help if possible.
At last - Big news!
2 weeks ago I recieved a mail from a direct descendant of Sophus Neble! The person have found my name at this site, but chose to contact me private. They have for some time been looking for persons in Denmark, who knew about Neble-family.
It was my great hope to get in touch with direct descendant's - and it happened.
Well I stop my searching now.
I'm so thankfull to everyone of you who helped!
Thank you so very much!!
Hi I don't know if you still check this site or not. My name is Jennifer Andrews. My grandmother was Ann Karen Neble, and her grandfather was John Louis Neble (brother of Sophus F Neble), who came to Omaha from Denmark. My grandmother's only brother died young. I know she had an Aunt Ann, who also died young - I am not sure what happened to her son.
At any rate, Ann Karen Neble moved to California as a child and married Harold Hansen (from Iowa, but his parents were from Denmark). They had three children: Kristine Louise Hansen (Durcan), Mark Hansen, and Martin Peter Hansen. Kristine is my mother.
I live in Tacoma, Washington. My Uncle Mark is still in Las Vegas, and my Uncle Marty is in Austin, Texas.
I hope that helps and please feel free to reach out if you have any questions!
Jennifer
(jenandrews76@gmail.com)
Citat fra: Mia Gerdrup [350] Dato 23 Okt 2011 - 17:01
This page is normaly used to seek for danish ancestors.
With this I will try to use it to find descendants in US.
The Neble family lived for generations i Stubbekøbing, Falster, Denmark.
Neble's became at big familiy, - many of them shoemakers, or other craftsmen.
About 1880 -1905 many family members went to USA, - among them Sophus Neble, who became editor af "The Danish Pioneer".
I'm working on a family tree for the Neble-family, and I would like to get in contact with decendants in US.
My own connection to the family: my g-g-g-grandfathers sister married af Neble in 1811.
I have looked on FamilySearch, Ellis Island and US census, and have found some Neble's. But it's at bit difficult, becouse some Neble's change their danish birthname to something "american". Often the birth year isn't exactly.
I would be happy to get in touch with anyone who knows about any Neble from Denmark now living in US.
Hi Jennifer, - I have sent you an emali.
Hej :)
Jeg kikkede efter noget andet og faldt over denne lille notits. Den hører vist hjemme her på tråden.
Næstved Tidende. Sydsjællands Folkeblad. (1866-1918)
Fredag den 27. Oktober 1905
Vrangt og ret
At en Mand skriver sin egen Dødsanmeldelse hører vistnok til Sjeldenhederne. Dette har imidlettid en af "Pioner"ens ældste Abonnenter, Søren Iverseni Salomon, Kansas, gjort, saaledes som det fremgaar af nedenstaaende Brev, der meddeles i "Den Danske Pioner" for 12 ds:
Salomon den 1. Februar.
Hr. Sofus F. Neble
Da jeg nu er bleven gammel, og snart skal dø, vil jeg lade Dig vide, hvor jeg er født, og lade dem sende det til Dig, naar jeg er død. Jeg er født i Waarst, Gundrup Sogn, Aalborg Amt, den 10. April 1827 og blev gift 1860 og rejste til Amerika 1863, levede først i Rymand, Racine County og siden i Minnesota, Nobles County. Jeg var med i den første Krig, jeg kom paa Skolen 1848 og kom til 11 Batailon, 3. kompagni, og var med i alle hovedslagene de sidste to Aar.
Søren Iversen
Senere var der tilføjet med utydelig Skrift, som kunde det være skrevet kort før Døden:
Jeg ønsker, De vil se til, at det ogsaa kommer i Aalborg Stiftstidende. Farvel.
Iversen
http://hdl.handle.net/109.3.1/uuid:717fd38f-3f9c-47f1-9a22-c9ec6d5d8a94
Hilsen :)
Karin
Hi, Neble investigators. The Danish Emigration Archive has Alexander Cumann Neble (DDD Udvandrerarkivet) under contract no 177500 with Thingvalla. Age 21, slagter/butcher of Stubbekøbing. For New York.
New York Passenger Lists 1820-1891 also shows Alexander C, 21, butcher - just where the paper is folded, which makes it a bit blurred. https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:939V-5BZ4-W?i=479&cc=1849782
This indicates, or so I think, that he arrived in New York safe and sound, not being marked in the "Dead on voyage" column. However, he probably died within a few years later, as a Stubbekøbing probate record after the death of his father did not mention him among the sons and daughters. http://ao.salldata.dk/vis1.php?bsid=134136&side=380&height=636