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Theodore Franklin Steinhoff, 60, Portland, Ore., a former resident of Hornick, died Monday, March 21, at a Portland hospital after a heart attack.
Mr. Steinhoff was born July 13, 1888, at Hornick. He married Frieda Unkel October 1, 1914. She died in April 18, 1928. He moved to Portland in 1937.
Mr. Steinhoff married Ida Akard of Los Angles, Calif. in Portland in March 1940.
Survivors include the widow; a son, Wayne C., of Hornick; a daughter, Mrs. Fern Jones, of Hornick; four sisters, Mrs. Mary Kilzer of Dakota City, Minnie Steinhoff of Rodney, Mrs. Pauline Hummel of Smithland and Mrs. Emma Morton of Akron, Ohio., and two granddaughters.
Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. Monday in the German City Evangelical and Reformed church with Rev. G. T. Holler officiating. Burial was in the German City cemetery under the direction of the W. Harry Christy funeral home at Sioux City. Six cousins, William, Herman, Jake, Edward, Ralph and Casper Steinhoff were pallbearers.

Theodore heiratete Unkel, Freda Elizabeth am 1 Okt 1914. Freda (Tochter von Unkel, Lewis und Linton, Rachel) wurde geboren am 14 Okt 1892 in Hornick, Woodbury County, Iowa, USA; gestorben am 18 Apr 1928 in Onawa, Monona County, Iowa, USA; wurde beigesetzt in German City Cemetery, Holly Springs, Woodbury County, Iowa, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Mrs. T. F. Steinhoff passed away Wednesday
The word of the death of Mrs. Theodore Steinhoff at her home in Onawa on Wednesday afternoon of this week cast a pall of sorrow over the entire community. Mrs. Steinhoff contracted pneumonia which together with a complications of which she had been a sufferer the past two years proved too much for her weakened condition.
Mrs. Steinhoff is a sister of Mrs. Jake Steinhoff of this city and also a sister of John and Jacob Unkel farmers near this city. She was born and raised in this community and enjoyed a very wide acquaintance who extend sympathy to the husband and two small children, a daughter seven years old and a son five.
Funeral services will probably be held on Saturday at the German City church of which she has been a life long member.
Freda Elizabeth Steinhoff was born at Hornick, Iowa in 1892 and died at Onawa, Iowa Aril 18, 1928. Death was caused by influenza which developed into pneumonia.
She was christened in infancy in the Evangelical German Lutheran church and confirmed in the same in 1911 at German City, Woodbury County. She was married to Theo. Steinhoff October 1, 1914 to which union were born three children, Fern Elizabeth, age 7, Wayne Charles, aged 5, one child having died in infancy.
Besides her husband and two children Mrs. Steinhoff leaves to mourn her death four brothers, Jake, Wm., John and Earl Unkel and four sisters, Mrs. Anna Steinhoff, Mrs. Jim White, Mrs. Clarence Weber, and Mrs. Jake Diest, all living in or near Hornick.
Mrs. Steinhoff was of a cheery disposition and free from complaining.
Funeral services were held from the Methodist church at Hornick on April 22 conducted by Rev. Wm. Zabilka pastor of the Methodist church at Onawa. Interment was made in the German City cemetery in Woodbury county.

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Charles Steinhoff was the second American born child in a German family. Charles' parents, Christian Heinrich "Henry" and Juliane "Julia" Christiane Louise Amalie Just (Americanized to Yost), immigrated from Opperhausen, Duchy of Braunschweig, Germany, in 1851 with four children and Henry's parents.
Charles married Elizabeth Kochert on 23 Apr 1876 in Monroe County, Ohio. The Steinhoffs were low German, meaning they lived in the northern part of Germany where land is fairly comparable to Iowa land-gently rolling with stands of trees. The lowlands are closer to the North Sea than the area the Kocherts came from, which is in the south and referred to as the highlands. There was quite a distinction between the topographical areas the Kocherts and the Steinhoffs came from, as well as the languages.
Charles Steinhoff appears to have followed his brother, William, to Iowa. On February 24, 1881, Charles purchased forty acres for $450 on the ‘bluffs' road just south of Iowa Highway 141. At this time, Charles and Elizabeth had two daughters, Mary Elizabeth (Kilzer) and Minnie Lavina (never married). The girls were born on September 19, two years apart (1877 and 1879).
Minnie used to tell a story of her family living in ‘Sugar Loaf' next to the loess bluffs east of Hornick. Prior to building a house, the family dug into the side of ‘Sugar Loaf' and used this cave as their home. The same band of Indians (could have been Pawnee, Omaha or Ponca according to a University of Iowa archeologist) traveled past Sugar Loaf each spring and fall. They would stop at the Steinhoff home. Charles had his dog trained to go into the chicken yard and bring out a chicken. The Steinhoffs would give the Indians the chicken to keep the peace and the Indians would travel on.
A July 13, 1949, letter Mary Steinhoff Kilzer wrote to her niece, Fern Steinhoff Jones, recalled the dug-out: "Today was your Dad's birthday…I remember the day he was born. We were so glad to have a little brother…Bert Clifts must have just come from Ohio as they were staying with the folks. They were still living in the dug-out but had a room built on in front. That was where your Dad was born, below the ‘Sugar Loaf'." Theodore Steinhoff was born July 13, 1888, so apparently the family lived in ‘Sugar Loaf' for at least seven years.
In December 1882, Charles purchased ten acres two sections west of his first land. He held this ten acres only nine years. In 1883 he purchased forty acres adjoining his original land to the east. And in 1891 he purchased another eighty acres in that holding.
Charles and Elizabeth had three Iowa-born children: Pauline Matilda Hummel, born July 8 1883; Theodore Franklin, born July 13, 1888; and Emma Louise Morton, born September 11, 1893.
In 1898 Charles Steinhoff purchased eighty acres of Monona County land two miles south of Hornick. It's not known whether Charles and Elizabeth ever lived south of Hornick. They did live in a house directly across from ‘Sugar Loaf'. Presumably Charles Steinhoff had that home built or build it himself.
On December 14, 1905, Charles Steinhoff had a farm sale, selling $1,995.86 worth of farm equipment, household goods and livestock. The item bringing the most money was a black mare sold to J M Hackley for $154. Some of the other interesting items sold were: M Clift, Sewing machine, $11.00; John Kochert, Iron kettle, $3.10; Matilda Clift, 1 dozen jars, $1.30; J S Egger, 5 stands of bees at $1.60, $8.00; J C Steinhoff, Organ $32.00; Louis Unkel, Fur coat, $18.50; John Sas, Two-seated buggy, $23.50; Peter Inman, Sattley corn plow, $9.75; Geo Steinhoff, Bull, $51.00; H C Steinhoff, Set sleigh bells, $1.00; Ivan Tresham, Bedstead & springs, $3.00; Sofus Tonneson, Parlor lamp, $.80; T E Jones, 2-row cultivator, $40.00.
In March 1906, Charles purchased 71 acres near Ashland, Ohio. Supposedly the Steinhoffs were homesick for Ohio and Charles Sulsberger told them the land around Ashland was much better than Monroe County, Ohio land. Four of their five children moved back to Ohio with Charles and Elizabeth. Mary had married William Kilzer in 1899 and remained in Iowa.
In 1910 Dominic Hummel went out to Ohio to marry Pauline. They then returned to Iowa. Theodore Steinhoff returned to Iowa sometime after that and married Freda Unkel in 1914. In 1917, the youngest daughter, Emma, married a native Ohioan, Alfred Morton. She remained in Ohio all her life.
On March 22, 1919, Charles sold his Ohio land. On September 27 of the same year he purchased fifteen acres at Rodney, Iowa.
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Emma Louise Steinhoff Morton, 1893-1971
Mother: Juliane Christiane Louise Amalie (Yost) Just

Karl heiratete Kochert, Elizabeth am 23 Apr 1876 in , Monroe County, Ohio, USA. Elizabeth wurde geboren am 13 Nov 1854 in Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio, USA; gestorben am 16 Jul 1941 in Rodney, Monona County, Iowa, USA; wurde beigesetzt in German City Cemetery, Holly Springs, Woodbury County, Iowa, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Funeral services for Mrs. Elizabeth Steinhoff of Rodney were held on Saturday afternoon at the German City church, Rev. W. W. Kramme officiating. Appropriate musical numbers were sung by a mixed quartet, Mrs. Bonnie Cheely, Mrs. J. L. Peters, John H. Bale, and Everett Persinger, accompanied by Mrs. Ed Helming. Interment was in the German City cemetery. Willman funeral home of Rodney had charge of arrangements.
Mrs. Steinhoff died of a five weeks illness at her home at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday, July 16, at the age of 86 years, 8 months, and 3 days.
Mrs. Elizabeth Steinhoff, nee Kochart, was born November 13, 1854 in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Elizabeth was the first American-born child of Friedrich and Elizabeth Kochert and the only child born during the several years the family lived in Cincinnati. Elizabeth's father, Friedrich Kochert, was born November 3, 1825, in Rumbach, Palatinate (Pfalz), Germany. Her mother, Elizabeth Nieb, was born September 18, 1823, in Wilgartswiesen, Palatinate. The Kocherts came to the United States with children Katherine (Parks), born November 19, 1846; and Jacob, born August 24, 1850. The family arrived at New York City and settled at Buffalo.
Elizabeth was a year and one-half old when the family moved from Cincinnati to Monroe County, Ohio. Elizabeth's siblings born in Monroe County were: Mary (Scharer), born July 10, 1857; Louisa, born January 25, 1860; John, born August 4, 1863; and Matilda (Clift), born November 7, 1865.
Friedrich Kochert worked as a blacksmith and also farmed in Monroe County.
In early infancy she was received into the fellowship of the Christian faith through the rite of Holy Baptism. On April 23, 1876 she was married to Charles Steinhoff. To this union were born six children, one child dying in infancy. Mr. Steinhoff died on August 23, 1925.
The Steinhoffs moved into this community in 1881 and resided here with the exception of 14 years, when they lived in Ashland, Ohio. They were among the early members of the German City church, having taken an active part in the work of this congregation.
Surviving Mrs. Steinhoff are five children, Mrs. Will Kilzer of Hubbard, Nebr., Miss Minnie Steinhoff of Rodney, Mrs. D. F. Hummel of Smithland, Mrs. A. O. Morton of Akron, Ohio, and Theodore Steinhoff of Portland, Ore; two sisters, Mrs. Matilda Clift of Sioux City and Mrs. J. Scharer of Canton, Ohio; 9 grandchildren, 9 great-grandchildren, many other relatives and friends.

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Lewis heiratete Linton, Rachel am 11 Apr 1872 in , Monroe County, Ohio, USA. Rachel wurde geboren am 15 Apr 1855 in , Monroe County, Ohio, USA; gestorben am 27 Mai 1921 in Hornick, Woodbury County, Iowa, USA; wurde beigesetzt in German City Cemetery, Holly Springs, Woodbury County, Iowa, USA. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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Born in Engelade in Seesen, Duchy of Braunschweig, Deutschland
Arrival in U.S.: 1851
Residences: 1852–1884 in Lewisville, Monroe, Ohio
1884-1898 Holly Springs, Woodbury, Iowa
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Marie Louisa Hausmann, 1791-1872
First wife
Juliane Christiane Louise Amalie (Yost) Just, 1822-1866
Married 13 Oct 1842 in Engelade in Seesen, Duchy of Braunschweig, Deutschland
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Female Steinhoff, 1860-1860
Child of second wife
Christian Steinhoff, 1870-1871

Christian heiratete Just, Juliane Christiane Louise Amalie am 13 Okt 1842 in Engelade, Kreis Goslar, Niedersachsen, Deutschland. Juliane wurde geboren in 1822; gestorben in 1866. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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• Alias-Name: Juliane Christiane Louise Amalie Yost

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• Alias-Name: Frederick Stienhoff

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Friedrich heiratete Hausmann, Marie Louisa geschätzt 1815. Marie wurde geboren in 1791; gestorben in 1872. [Familienblatt] [Familientafel]

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