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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: Apr 1868 | BECKER, Adam George (I3902)
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1900 census: Aug 1862 | VON ROSENBERG, William Carl (I3955)
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1900 census: Aug 1865 | BROSSMANN, Metta (I3956)
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1900 census: Aug 1893 | MEERSCHEIDT, Erna Dora (I9643)
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1900 census: Dec 1862; 1870 census: Texas, USA | TRENT, Ora (I13255)
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1900 census: Dec 1871 | VON ROSENBERG, Louisa Auguste (I3889)
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1900 census: Dec 1884; death certificate: 23 Dec 1889 | VON ROSENBERG, Pauline (I9310)
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1900 census: Feb 1857 | MEERSCHEIDT, Paul (I3039)
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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 1854 | MEERSCHEIDT, Alexander (I2909)
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1900 census: Jan 1888 | CLARK, Maggie Mae (I3906)
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1900 census: Jan 1896 | BECKER, Elisabeth Margaret (I10194)
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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: Mar 1860; death certificate: Round Top, Fayette, Texas, USA | VON ROSENBERG, Johanna Carolina (I3952)
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1900 census: Mar 1870 | VON ROSENBERG, Hulda (I3961)
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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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