Falkner/Jarrell Family History
Ancestors of Mary Ann Jarrell and Patrick Falkner
Adolph and Christine Blumenstiel (1903) Adolph Wilhelm Blumenstiel married Christine Nieman Dreier, a widow, following the death of his first wife, Christina Vaupel in 1889. Adolph was a stone mason by trade and is said to have erected the monument to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates in Freeport, Illinois. He was the Father of John William Blumenstiel... Continue Reading →
Adolph Wilhelm and Christine Dreier Blumenstiel, late 19th Century. Adolph Wilhelm Blumenstiel married Christine Nieman Dreier, a widow, following the death of his first wife, Christina Vaupel in 1889. Adolph was a stone mason by trade and is said to have erected the monument to the Lincoln-Douglas Debates in Freeport, Illinois. He was the Father... Continue Reading →
Anna Neuman Vaupel (1818-1908) immigrated to Freeport, Illinois, USA in 1885. She joined her daughter and son-in-law, Christina Vaupel and Adolph Blumenstiel in relocating from Reichensachsen, Hessen. Anna died in 1908, just before her 90th birthday. She had 3 other children in the USA: John Vaupel, George Vaupel, and Martha Vaupel Mayer. She was the... Continue Reading →
A genealogy chart is a work-in-progress, always changing as new discoveries are made and old information is updated. Below is the current chart for Mary Ann Jarrell, daughter of Dorothy Blumenstiel Jarrell and Vernon Lee Jarrell.
Adolph Blumenstiel home at 88 Addison St, Freeport, Illinois, USAdolph Blumenstiel home at 88 Addison St, Freeport, Illinois, USA (some time before 1915) Standing on the porch are Adolph and his second wife, Christine. Adolph was the Father of John William Blumenstiel and Grandfather of Dorothy Blumenstiel Jarrell. #familyhistory #familyphoto #freeportillinois #illinoishistory #genealogy #blumenstiel_genealogy #falknerjarrell
Falkner/Jarrell Family History 