John was born in County Antrim, Ireland and came to Canada with his mother, two brothers and a sister in the spring of 1864 after the death of his father. He and his brothers; Robert and William were all harness makers. John and Roberte were married at the home of a minister who lived near Roberte's parents in Crandon on May 24, 1883. They lived with her parents for awhile where John plied his harness trade at home. They then moved to Blunt, South Dakota where he owned and operated a harness shop. In 1890 John started a shop in Fort Pierre, South Dakota. They lived there until a flood took their home and furniture down river in 1905. They moved to the Pierre Indian School. John taught the Indian boys the harness making trade. He also taught them how to repair shoes. When he retired from the Indian Service in 1926 they moved back to Fort Pierre where ha had a small truck garden. He and Roberte had eight children. John was a Presbyterian and Roberte was baptized a Lutheran on Apr 5, 1858 in Stevenhagen, Prussia. They are buried in the Cedar Hill cemetery in Fort Pierre, South Dakota
John was born in County Antrim, Ireland and came to Canada with his mother, two brothers and a sister in the spring of 1864 after the death of his father. He and his brothers; Robert and William were all harness makers. John and Roberte were married at the home of a minister who lived near Roberte's parents in Crandon on May 24, 1883. They lived with her parents for awhile where John plied his harness trade at home. They then moved to Blunt, South Dakota where he owned and operated a harness shop. In 1890 John started a shop in Fort Pierre, South Dakota. They lived there until a flood took their home and furniture down river in 1905. They moved to the Pierre Indian School. John taught the Indian boys the harness making trade. He also taught them how to repair shoes. When he retired from the Indian Service in 1926 they moved back to Fort Pierre where ha had a small truck garden. He and Roberte had eight children. John was a Presbyterian and Roberte was baptized a Lutheran on Apr 5, 1858 in Stevenhagen, Prussia. They are buried in the Cedar Hill cemetery in Fort Pierre, South Dakota
Family Members
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Rosalie Emilie Friederike Schwichtenberg Neitzel
1852–1917
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Charles Friedrich Wilhelm "Carl" Schwichtenberg
1854–1911
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Wilhelm Julius Friedrich "William" Schwichtenberg
1860–1934
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August Albert Christof Schwichtenberg
1868–1946
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Robert Wilhelm Friedrich Schwichtenberg
1870–1898
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Herman Friedrich Julius Schwichtenberg
1873–1940
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