Ernst Kölling Jr. was the son of Ernst Heinrich Kölling and Anne Elizabeth Margarethe Hanna Wallger (or Walliger) born at #15 Eidinghausen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Prussia (now Germany). The Köllings immigrated to the United States in 1834, going first to Ohio, then to Iowa.
When his family moved from Ohio to Iowa, Ernst remained behind until he was 22 years old. He was a member of the Chesterfield Monthly Meeting in Morgan Co, Ohio. Ernst married Mrs. Eddis Hobson Mills on 18 Dec 1851. Because this was not a Quaker marriage (although the Hobsons were Quaker), he was disowned by the Salem (Iowa) Monthly Meeting in September 1852. They had no biological children, but raised a boy, George Way (aka George E. Kölling), from infancy as their own after his mother died. Ernst was a farmer and a shoemaker. In the fall of 1863 Ernst was struck by lightning and killed. He was most likely buried in one of the cemeteries in Salem. Family members indicate that he was buried at the north end of Salem South Cemetery and that there was a stone, which has disappeared (most likely sunk).
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Siblings who did NOT immigrate to the U.S., children of Ernst Heinrich Kölling and first wife Anne Marie Christine Wilhemine Stiegeman Kölling:
Anne Marie Elizabeth (1807-?)
Ernst Heinrich (1810-?)
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm (1813-)
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Siblings who immigrated to the U.S. with their parents, Ernst Heinrich Kölling and Anne Elizabeth Margarethe Hanna Wallger Kölling:
Anne Marie Louise (1815-1901, a 1/2 sibling-daughter of A.M. Christine W. Stiegeman Kölling), married David Miller
Ernst Jr. (1823-1863)
Johannes, aka John (1825-1895)
Elisabeth (1827-1869), married John S. Bond
David (1829-1912)
Marie, aka Mary Jane (1831-1909), married John Tostevin
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Siblings born in Ohio, USA:
Daniel (1835-1912)
Hanna (1838-1887), married Lewis Dillon
Benjamin (1840-?)
When his family moved from Ohio to Iowa, Ernst remained behind until he was 22 years old. He was a member of the Chesterfield Monthly Meeting in Morgan Co, Ohio. Ernst married Mrs. Eddis Hobson Mills on 18 Dec 1851. Because this was not a Quaker marriage (although the Hobsons were Quaker), he was disowned by the Salem (Iowa) Monthly Meeting in September 1852. They had no biological children, but raised a boy, George Way (aka George E. Kölling), from infancy as their own after his mother died. Ernst was a farmer and a shoemaker. In the fall of 1863 Ernst was struck by lightning and killed. He was most likely buried in one of the cemeteries in Salem. Family members indicate that he was buried at the north end of Salem South Cemetery and that there was a stone, which has disappeared (most likely sunk).
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Siblings who did NOT immigrate to the U.S., children of Ernst Heinrich Kölling and first wife Anne Marie Christine Wilhemine Stiegeman Kölling:
Anne Marie Elizabeth (1807-?)
Ernst Heinrich (1810-?)
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm (1813-)
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Siblings who immigrated to the U.S. with their parents, Ernst Heinrich Kölling and Anne Elizabeth Margarethe Hanna Wallger Kölling:
Anne Marie Louise (1815-1901, a 1/2 sibling-daughter of A.M. Christine W. Stiegeman Kölling), married David Miller
Ernst Jr. (1823-1863)
Johannes, aka John (1825-1895)
Elisabeth (1827-1869), married John S. Bond
David (1829-1912)
Marie, aka Mary Jane (1831-1909), married John Tostevin
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Siblings born in Ohio, USA:
Daniel (1835-1912)
Hanna (1838-1887), married Lewis Dillon
Benjamin (1840-?)
Ernst Kölling Jr. was the son of Ernst Heinrich Kölling and Anne Elizabeth Margarethe Hanna Wallger (or Walliger) born at #15 Eidinghausen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Prussia (now Germany). The Köllings immigrated to the United States in 1834, going first to Ohio, then to Iowa.
When his family moved from Ohio to Iowa, Ernst remained behind until he was 22 years old. He was a member of the Chesterfield Monthly Meeting in Morgan Co, Ohio. Ernst married Mrs. Eddis Hobson Mills on 18 Dec 1851. Because this was not a Quaker marriage (although the Hobsons were Quaker), he was disowned by the Salem (Iowa) Monthly Meeting in September 1852. They had no biological children, but raised a boy, George Way (aka George E. Kölling), from infancy as their own after his mother died. Ernst was a farmer and a shoemaker. In the fall of 1863 Ernst was struck by lightning and killed. He was most likely buried in one of the cemeteries in Salem. Family members indicate that he was buried at the north end of Salem South Cemetery and that there was a stone, which has disappeared (most likely sunk).
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Siblings who did NOT immigrate to the U.S., children of Ernst Heinrich Kölling and first wife Anne Marie Christine Wilhemine Stiegeman Kölling:
Anne Marie Elizabeth (1807-?)
Ernst Heinrich (1810-?)
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm (1813-)
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Siblings who immigrated to the U.S. with their parents, Ernst Heinrich Kölling and Anne Elizabeth Margarethe Hanna Wallger Kölling:
Anne Marie Louise (1815-1901, a 1/2 sibling-daughter of A.M. Christine W. Stiegeman Kölling), married David Miller
Ernst Jr. (1823-1863)
Johannes, aka John (1825-1895)
Elisabeth (1827-1869), married John S. Bond
David (1829-1912)
Marie, aka Mary Jane (1831-1909), married John Tostevin
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Siblings born in Ohio, USA:
Daniel (1835-1912)
Hanna (1838-1887), married Lewis Dillon
Benjamin (1840-?)
When his family moved from Ohio to Iowa, Ernst remained behind until he was 22 years old. He was a member of the Chesterfield Monthly Meeting in Morgan Co, Ohio. Ernst married Mrs. Eddis Hobson Mills on 18 Dec 1851. Because this was not a Quaker marriage (although the Hobsons were Quaker), he was disowned by the Salem (Iowa) Monthly Meeting in September 1852. They had no biological children, but raised a boy, George Way (aka George E. Kölling), from infancy as their own after his mother died. Ernst was a farmer and a shoemaker. In the fall of 1863 Ernst was struck by lightning and killed. He was most likely buried in one of the cemeteries in Salem. Family members indicate that he was buried at the north end of Salem South Cemetery and that there was a stone, which has disappeared (most likely sunk).
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Siblings who did NOT immigrate to the U.S., children of Ernst Heinrich Kölling and first wife Anne Marie Christine Wilhemine Stiegeman Kölling:
Anne Marie Elizabeth (1807-?)
Ernst Heinrich (1810-?)
Christian Friedrich Wilhelm (1813-)
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Siblings who immigrated to the U.S. with their parents, Ernst Heinrich Kölling and Anne Elizabeth Margarethe Hanna Wallger Kölling:
Anne Marie Louise (1815-1901, a 1/2 sibling-daughter of A.M. Christine W. Stiegeman Kölling), married David Miller
Ernst Jr. (1823-1863)
Johannes, aka John (1825-1895)
Elisabeth (1827-1869), married John S. Bond
David (1829-1912)
Marie, aka Mary Jane (1831-1909), married John Tostevin
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Siblings born in Ohio, USA:
Daniel (1835-1912)
Hanna (1838-1887), married Lewis Dillon
Benjamin (1840-?)
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