Goettge / Staehling Genealogy - Person Sheet
Goettge / Staehling Genealogy - Person Sheet
NameJohann Georg Staehling 
Birth8 Jan 1823, Allendorf, Germany
Christen19 Jan 1823
Death26 Apr 1899, Clinton, IA
OccupationMinister
EducationHomberg Seminary
FatherJohan Conrad Staehling (1778-1853)
MotherAnna Catherina Jungclaus
Spouses
Birth23 May 1831, Hemeringen, Germany
Death8 Feb 1911, Clinton, IA
Burial11 Feb 1911
FatherFriedrich Emilius Carl Clasing (1798-1878)
MotherCaroline Wilhelmine Ernestine Damler (1798-1833)
Marriage6 Aug 1854, Hemeringen, Niedersachsen, Germany
ChildrenFredrick Henry (1855-1944)
Helwig (1857-)
Conrad Ludwig (Died as Child) (1859-1861)
Frederick William (1860-)
Johannes Otto (1863-)
Marie (1865-1947)
Ida Dorothea Emilie (1867-1950)
Elisabeth Anna Sophie (1868-)
Wilhelm Friedrich Ernst (1872-)
Dorothea Louise Emilie (1874-)
Notes for Johann Georg Staehling
1823 - Birth at Allendorf
1826 - Move to Schlierbach with family
Schooling at Homburg - Teacher's Seminary
1843-54 - Schoolmaster in Volksmarsen
1854 - Marriage to C. Emilie Clasing in Hemeringen
1854-73 - Teacher in Merxhausen
1873 - job and home lost - Prussion Union, Renitenz
1873-81 - Family given shelter at flour mill by brother-in-law, Carl Schaumloeffel. Scheffer, director of hospital for mental patients may have employed him as chaplain.
1887 - Emigration to U.S. Arrived in March in New York.
1887-94 - Resided with son Herman in Waverly, IA. Gave piano lessons.
1894 - Moved to Clinton, IA. Lived with daughter Kuhlmann
1899 - Death at Clinton, IA. Buried at Springdale Cemetery, Clinton, IA.2
1826 - Move to Schlierbach with family
Schooling at Homburg - Teacher's Seminary
1843-54 - Schoolmaster in Volksmarsen
1854 - Marriage to C. Emilie Clasing in Hemeringen
1854-73 - Teacher in Merxhausen
1873 - job and home lost - Prussion Union, Renitenz
1873-81 - Family given shelter at flour mill by brother-in-law, Carl Schaumloeffel. Scheffer, director of hospital for mental patients may have employed him as chaplain.
1887 - Emigration to U.S. Arrived in March in New York.
1887-94 - Resided with son Herman in Waverly, IA. Gave piano lessons.
1894 - Moved to Clinton, IA. Lived with daughter Kuhlmann
1899 - Death at Clinton, IA. Buried at Springdale Cemetery, Clinton, IA.2