Joseph Krienert Jr

• Preferred Name: Joseph Krienert Jr
  
• Gender: M
  
• Burial: 28 JUL 1930 in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Osmond, Pierce Co., Nebraska
  
• Birth: 12 JAN 1858 in Florissant, St. Louis Co., Missouri
  
• Death: 25 JUL 1930 in Osmand, Pierce Co., NE
  
• Notes:

  
  from http://members.fortunecity.com/schlickbernd/Sch62001/d92.htm#P1069
  
  Joseph (jr.) KRIENERT was born on 12 Jan 1858 in Florissant, St. Louis county, Missouri. He died on 25 Jul 1930 in Osmond, Pierce county, Nebraska. He was buried on 28 Jul 1930 in St. Mary's Catholic cemetery, Osmond, Pierce county, Nebraska. He was a in farmer. Biographic Notes Of Joseph Krienert, Sr.
  Wednesday July 30, 1930 Osmond, Republican
  
  Biographic Notes Of Joseph Krienert, Sr.
  
  Very unexpected was the death of Mr. Joseph Krienert, The old Man across
  from the church" the evening of the feast of St. James, the apostle. He
  was feeling fine in the early morning, complained at once of fever and
  chills, then brain complications and pneumonia set in quickly. Withinan
  hour, in spite of the doctor's effort, he drifted into a coma, which ended
  toward evening July 25, in a quiet and peaceful death.
  
  Healthy in the morning, a corpse in the evening. Never sure of the
  approach of the inevitable. "Ye know not the day nor the hour." At that,
  it seems a blessing. While this goes in print another brave pioneer, who
  has toiled the Nebraska soil most of his life as a successful farmer,has
  been laid to rest on St. Mary's cemetery. He never received the official
  title "Master Farmer" as other men with a great deal of pull but his hands
  and weather-beaten features earned him that distinction of uncited heroism.
  
  The cradle of the Krienerts was Delbrueck, Westphalen, Germany. Although
  born In this country January 16, 1858, he had the characteristics of a
  true son of "Der Roten Erd."
  
  Krienert was born near St. Louis, Mo. In 1878 the family moved from
  Florissant, Mo., North to Nebraska, to the township of St. Charles near
  West Point. Here they began their successful farming, not without allthe
  hardships of the pioneer days. On November 3, 1883, Joseph Krienert was
  united in marriage to Miss Augusta Ulrich. To the happy union the
  following children were born, Theresa, Josefa, Anna, Mary, Joseph,
  Ferdinand, Sophia - now Sister Walburga O S F, Rosa, Heinrich, Adolph,
  Cecilia and Augusta.
  
  On the 20th of January, 1920, the family moved to Osmond and has since
  been substantial asset to the community of Osmond, which became theirhome
  after many years in Cuming county. All living children could not be
  present at the funeral which took place Monday morning from St. Mary's
  church. Seven of the son-in-laws functioned as pallbearers. Louis
  Brester, Mat Gubbels, Adam Frickenstein, Henry Reiman, Jacob Daschnerand
  Ed Beckman. Among the mourners from a distance were, Mrs. John Schorn,
  Monterey; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schorn, Monterey; Mrs. Meister, Wayne; Mrs.
  Anna Hesse, Snyder; Mrs. Litz, Dodge; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schorn, Mr. and
  Mrs. Herman Schorn, Mrs. Battenhorst, Monterey; Mrs. Charles Meister,
  Monterey; Mr. and Mrs. Tony Meister, Miss Mary Oligmueller, Miss Theresa
  and Anna Ulrich, Sister Vincentia, O S F, Ferdinand Ulrich from Creighton,
  J. Gubbels. Randolph; Joseph Frickenstein, Monterey.
  
  Altogether there were 54 persons present at the dinner which was held
  after the funeral. The number of relatives and friends indicates thata
  deeply respected man and citizen had passed to his reward. A man who can
  look over the stately row of 54 grandchildren has not lived in vain. That
  man has been an asset to the state and nation and it also may be added,
  with the tenaciously kept faith of his ancestors which all of the family
  profess, a pillar of Catholic life in Nebraska. Flowers grew In profusion
  around the humble cottage he had selected for the days of his retirement,
  they will grow on his resting place, on his grave, as long as a Krienert
  lives around here. From his porch, from his living room, he could attend
  the divine services in the church. We miss him there. There will be a
  vacant chair. Requiescat in Pace.
  Parents: Joseph (Johann Jodocus) KRIENERT and Angela Maria Theresia KNAUP.
  He obtained a marriage license on 29 Oct 1883 in Cuming County Courthouse, West Point, Cuming County, Nebraska. (1173) He was married to Augusta ULRICH on 3 Nov 1883 in St. Boniface Catholic church, Monterey, Cuming county, Nebraska. He Marriage Witnesses in Edward Survance & Mary Ulrich. Married by Father Lechleitner. Witnesses were: Edward Survance & Mary Ulrich. Children were: Theresia KRIENERT, Josephine KRIENERT, Anna KRIENERT, Mary KRIENERT, Joseph III KRIENERT, Ferdinand KRIENERT, Sophia KRIENERT, Rosa KRIENERT, Nicholas John (Henry) KRIENERT , Adolph KRIENERT, Cecelia KRIENERT, Augusta KRIENERT.
  
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• m. 3 NOV 1883 in St. Boniface Catholic Church, Monterey, Cuming Co., NE

1. Joseph Krienert III, b. 3 APR 1891 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 9 DEC 1940 in Osmond, Nebraska
2. Josephine Krienert, b. 18 DEC 1885 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 22 JAN 1975 in West Point, Nebraska
3. Mary Krienert, b. 22 NOV 1889    
4. Nicholas John "Henry" Krienert, b. 14 JUL 1901 in Monterey, Cuming Co., Nebraska     d. 27 MAR 2001 in Pierce, Pierce Co., Nebraska
5. Rosa Krienert, b. 21 MAY 1897 in West Point, Nebraska    
6. Sophia Krienert, b. 6 JAN 1895 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 6 FEB 1982
7. Adolph Krienert, b. 8 JAN 1903 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 20 APR 1904 in West Point, Nebraska
8. Theresia Krienert, b. 6 SEP 1884 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 12 APR 1950 in West Point, Nebraska
9. Anna Krienert, b. 23 OCT 1887 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 2 FEB 1972 in West Point, Nebraska
10. Augusta Krienert,    
11. Cecelia Krienert, b. 21 FEB 1904 in West Point, Nebraska    
12. Ferdinand Krienert, b. 15 APR 1893 in West Point, Nebraska     d. 14 JUL 1974 in Panama