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"Robert attended schools in San Antonio, graduated from Brackenridge High School 1953, BS in Biology from Texas Lutheran College May 1957, and a BS from the University of Texas Pharmacy School in 1960. After graduation from TLC, he traveled the summer with Lutheran Mission Builders with graduates of Lutheran Colleges to California. While a student at UT he was active in the Lutheran Student Association where he met his wife, Nancy Tieken. They were married in Austin at St. Martin’s Lutheran Church in a double wedding ceremony with Nancy’s sister, Betty, June 1959. They had 63 wonderful years of marriage.
"After graduation from Pharmacy School, he began his career at Goliad Street Pharmacy, built by his dad in 1921 until the site was taken for HemisFair in l968. It was an interesting return to this store as he and his family grew up at this location until moving in 1946 to 313 W. Park Avenue. His pharmacy career included several drug stores: Lee’s Prescription Shop, Highland Park, The Pill Box, White Cross Pharmacy, Albertsons, retiring from HEB Oak Park Pharmacy in 2011 completing 52 years as a pharmacist. Robert was President of the Bexar County Pharmacy Association and served on their Speaker’s Bureau, active in the Texas Pharmacy Association, the National Retail Druggist Association and APHA. He donated pharmaceutical memorabilia to Incarnate Word School of Pharmacy Museum.
"Robert, a lifelong Lutheran at St. John’s Lutheran Church, San Antonio, began attending the Cradel Roll, was baptized, and confirmed. His interest and joy was Bible Study comparing different bibles, having read the complete bible, teaching classes in both High School and Adults. He was deeply religious, taught the Bethel Bible series, was past president of the congregation, was a Stephens Minister, Eucharistic minister, loved the Lord, had a strong faith, and praised God with his good singing voice. Church was a big part of his life. He loved serving the Lord.
"Robert was a devoted husband, father, grandfather, and great grandfather known as Papa to his grandchild and great-grandchildren. He was compassionate, just, kind, sincere, humble, supportive, courteous, generous, friendly, jovial with a good sense of humor, grateful and loving with a heart full of giving. He accepted people where they were on their life journey. He spoke the truth with love.
"Robert’s joy of travel began when he joined his parents on annual trips to national Pharmaceutical Conventions from elementary school on. He started piano lessons in junior high and attended the St. Louis School of music to further piano lessons one summer traveling solo on the train. His parents took Robert and Nancy to Europe and then to Hawaii including Lisa for unforgettable tours. He looked forward to family travel including Hawaii, Canada, most of the states, National Parks, and New York City during the Christmas holidays. He and Nancy traveled extensively to Europe and enjoyed many Cruises. Their favorite was Hawaii calling them back many times where they enjoyed the beauty of the islands, their culture, and the Hawaiian music entertainment they found on each island. For many years, New York City was visited during the Christmas Holidays.
"Robert was active in the VonRosenberg Family of Texas and their annual reunions, up to 100 attending, served as Chairman of the Publications Committee which translated The Letters of the VonRosenberg and Meerscheidt Families 'Ancestral Voices' from 1844-1897 from German to English. For years as Treasurer, he sold, mailed and distributed published volumes of books on the VonRosenberg Family placing them in various libraries in Texas. Robert’s grandfather, Paul Meerscheidt and his brother, subdivided a section of the King William area where several lived.
"Robert was a member of 'The State Association of Texas Pioneers,' escorting his wife who served as The Lady Chairman of the 2019 Fiesta Ball just as he had done for his mother, Paula Hein, for the 1952 State Association of Texas Pioneers Grand Ball when his father was the President.
"The Hein/Meerscheidt/Tieken families had traditions which flourished after their marriage. The joy of celebrations for Birthdays, Easter, Thanksgiving, and Christmas with extended family and friends continued for many years.
"Wonderful remembrances of 12 gathered around the Thanksgiving Table, where prized recipes were enjoyed. After Christmas Eve candlelight church service, family and friends gathered at their home for refreshments and singing of Christmas carols. Many years Robert played the piano for this event as he sang along with everyone. The tradition of singing both in German and English continued after parents died, then “The Four Tenors” was formed to sing in German “O Christmas Tree” and the first verse of “Silent Night.” The small Christmas Carol books and printed sheets of 'O Tannenbaum' and 'Stille Nacht' were always used. The joy of these holidays was being with family and friends.
"Robert entered The Forum at Lincoln Heights Memory care October 2021 where he greeted the residents, enjoyed participating in activities, liked singing with the residents daily, was grateful, content, and delighted in the delicious meals. Nancy’s daily visits were fun and lively playing dominoes, cards and enjoying being together looking at vacation pictures." | HEIN, Robert Arthur (I9653)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F9261)
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(unsure which Leuben) | SCHOLZ, Theodor (I9663)
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(Westerwald = a mountain range) | ECKERMANN, Wilhelmina (I13970)
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* Based on descendant researchers' assumption the christening record in Burgsponheim for Adolph Spengler is the most probable one found for father of Franziska Elisabeth Spenger. Burgsponheim, as the birthplace of Adolph Spengler, is also descendant researchers' assumption and is based on two photographs found in Elizabeth Spengler's albums of individuals taken in the vicinity of Burgsponheim. | SPENGLER, Adolph (I3901)
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* Based on descendant researchers' assumption the christening record in Burgsponheim for Adolph Spengler is the most probable one found for father of Franziska Elisabeth Spenger. Burgsponheim, as the birthplace of Adolph Spengler, is also descendant researchers' assumption and is based on two photographs found in Elizabeth Spengler's albums of individuals taken in the vicinity of Burgsponheim. | SPENGLER, Adolph (I3901)
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At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I13624)
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1850 First Adoption Law in Texas allowed one to “adopt” a legal heir by filing a written affidavit with the county clerk’s office. This is known as the civil laws in Texas that provided for adoption by deed (Cole, 1983; McCauliff, 1986). Individuals wanting formal recognition of an adoption obtained it by having the state legislature pass a private bill (Cole, 1983). It was possible district courts to decree adoptions.
No legal record of Sorgels' adoption of Elisabeth have been found by
--court decree of adoption in Fayette,
--adoption by written affidavit filed with county clerk in Bastrop, Fayette or Washington counties.
--adoption by deed Bastrop, Fayette or Washington counties, or by
--state legislature bill by search of state congressional records for 1852-1868.
confirmation
The *notations in Elisabeth's baptism record may have been Ernst Sorgels' way of documenting their foster relationship with Elisabeth rather than via any legal process. It is believed Ernst would have avoided any court involvement in his life after his previous experience with the court system.
Elisabeth was Anglicized to Elizabeth prior to her marriage with Walter in 1868. She continued to use the last name Spengler and/or Spengler Sorgel until she married Walter vR. Spengler Anglicized to Spangler is only recorded in 20th C documents/papers referencing Elizabeth. | SPENGLER, Franziska Elisabeth (I3861)
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1860 census: age 1 year | SCHENK, Hulda (I6218)
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1900 census: 1853 | HORN, Mary Elizabeth (I36307)
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1900 census: Apr 1859 | HOLUB, Johanna (I13940)
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1900 census: Apr 1866 | REMER, Olga (I3002)
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1900 census: Dec 1862; 1870 census: Texas, USA | TRENT, Ora (I13255)
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1900 census: Dec 1884; death certificate: 23 Dec 1889 | VON ROSENBERG, Pauline (I9310)
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1900 census: Feb 1872 | ADAMS, Joseph Johnson (I14264)
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1900 census: Feb 1886 | KAINER, Martha Marie Magdalene (I3899)
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1900 census: Feb 1895 | SHEPARD, Esther D. (I13268)
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1900 census: Feb 1897 | BECKER, Raymond John (I10196)
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1900 census: Jan 1827 | HELMECKE, Fritz A. (I12600)
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1900 census: Jan 1841 | FILZ, Maria Pauline (I10201)
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1900 census: Jan 1846 | DE LASSAULX, Clementine Christine (I13794)
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1900 census: Jan 1847 | URBAN, Julius Paul (I10200)
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1900 census: Jan 1888 | CLARK, Maggie Mae (I3906)
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1900 census: Jan 1897 | McCOY, Tennie Mae (I10144)
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1900 census: Jul 1826 | MENKE, Lisette (I12616)
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1900 census: Jul 1885 | WINGO, William Howard (I13605)
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1900 census: Jun 1836 | ELLABUSCH, Dorothea Charlotte (I12594)
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1900 census: Jun 1852 | HRNCIR, Anna (I10190)
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1900 census: Jun 1852 | FINK, Louise (I13555)
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1900 census: Jun 1882 | VON ROSENBERG, Eula (I9305)
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1900 census: May 1858 | WASSERMAN, Bertha (I9014)
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1900 census: May 1873 | HERRICK, Iva (I13476)
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1900 census: May 1895 | OLIVER, Mamie Louise (I12938)
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1900 census: Nov 1856 | MORLEY, Wesley John (I13277)
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1900 census: Nov 1886 | RENZ, Antoinette Mathilda (I2853)
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1900 census: Nov 1892; WWI draft registration: 3 Nov 1892 | ELLIOTT, Marion Calvin (I12937)
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1900 census: Nov 1899 | RAMSOWER, Pleasant Mary (I2832)
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1900 census: Oct 1857; tombstone: Oct 1860; 1880, 1910, 1920 and 1930 censuses support Oct 1856 | BLASHEWICK, Janie (I25679)
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1900 census: Sep 1881 | GOLDTHWAITE, Eugene Henry (I12931)
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1900 census: Sep 1890 | RABENSBURG, Newton Joseph (I2975)
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1900 census: Sep 1890 | MUNKE, Herman (I30155)
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1910 and 1920 censuses suggest 1901 | BRECHER, Marvin Theodore (I31096)
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1930 census: Kansas, USA | LAUDERDALE, Thomas LeRoy (I13171)
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3 miles west of town | SCHENCK, Botho George (I10279)
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3117 Johnson Ave. | BLYBERG, Arne (I13588)
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? Possible father, if the record below is the correct record for Adolph Spengler who was the father of Franziska Elisabeth Spengler Soergel vR:
Adolph Spengler
Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898
birth: 6 October 1797
christening: 8 October 1797 EVANGELISCH,BURGSPONHEIM,RHEINLAND,PRUSSIA
father: Conrad Spengler
mother: Dorothea Elisabetha Stastin
"Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898," index, FamilySearch https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N6WV-TBW : accessed 10 Mar 2014), Adolph Spengler, 08 Oct 1797; citing [REFERENCE-ERROR]; FHL microfilm 493229.
| SPENGLER, (possibly) Conrad (I60)
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? Possible mother, if the record below is the correct Adolph Spengler who was the father of Franciska Elisabeth Spengler Soergel vR:
Adolph Spengler
Germany Births and Baptisms, 1558-1898
birth: 6 October 1797
christening: 8 October 1797 EVANGELISCH,BURGSPONHEIM,RHEINLAND,PRUSSIA
father: Conrad Spengler
mother: Dorothea Elisabetha Stastin
"Deutschland, Geburten und Taufen 1558-1898," index, FamilySearch https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/N6WV-TBW : accessed 10 Mar 2014), Adolph Spengler, 08 Oct 1797; citing [REFERENCE-ERROR]; FHL microfilm 493229.
| STASTIN, (possibly) Dorothea Elisabetha (I61)
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A talented pianist all of her life, Marguerite dedicated herself to playing for her church for many years. She enjoyed family traditions and enjoyed helping to host Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings. She also attended many von Rosenberg family reunions, helping her aunt, Paula Hein, a major family reunion organizer. She also enjoyed to travel and did so extensively. She was a member of the Lutheran Church. Marguerite passed away from cancer on 2 Sep 1976 in San Antonio, Texas. | SCHOLZ, Marguerite Bertha Louise (I14227)
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A. J. King was a member of Woodmen of the World. | KING, Arthur Joseph (I3028)
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A.L. spent his school years in La Grange, Texas. He graduated in 1942. He attended Texas A&M for one year before entering the Army where he served in the Signal Corps until the end of World War II. Afterwards, he returned to Texas A&M and graduated in 1949. After marrying and completing a year of graduate school, A.L. began working in a Houston public accounting firm. The big city was not for him and the family, so they returned to La Grange where he worked at the family dairy and for Darter-Looney Co. for two years. In 1956, he went to work as an accountant in the Comptroller’s office at Texas A&M working as an accountant in the Comptroller's office. Nine years later he accepted the job as director of finance at San Antonio College. Two years later A.L. went to the University of Texas at Arlington as business manager until he passed away suddenly from a heart attack. He was an avid golfer and sports fan. | VON ROSENBERG, Albert Lee (I13898)
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