From Centennial Book: "1881~1981 Progress is our Future Earling, Iowa"
ALBERT ASSMANN
Albert Assmann was born in Westphalen, Germany in 1857. He came to America in 1874 before Earling was plotted and worked as a carpenter in the Westphalia area, then came to Earling to follow his trade in building up the new town.
In 1890 he married Emma Fahn, who was born at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin in 1868. She was the daughter of Peter and Catherine (Donner) Fahn. Peter Fahn was a Civil War veteran.
Albert and Emma had nine children. Eleanora married Joseph Kramer. They farmed west of Earling and had eight children; Joseph, Albert, Marie, Alfons, Leonard, Margaret, Leo and Robert. Rose Cecelia died in infancy. Ferdinand married Cecelia Frank. They farmed west of Earling. Their children are Leo, Norbert, Sylvester, Anthony, Marie, Joseph, Gerald and Carol. After they ceased farming they moved to Denver, Cob, in 1967. They celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Denver in 1979. Joseph married Delores Egan. They made their home on a farm east of Dunlap. Their six children are Robert, Genevieve, Helen, Arthur, Kathleen and Bernard. Carl married Edith Rosman. They also settled on a farm southeast of Dunlap. Their children are James, Donna, Francis, Albert, Johnny, Betty and Linda. Anton married Catherine Huebert and they made their home at Panama. Alfons married Elsie Finken daughter of Nick and Anna Finken. Alfons was the first operator of a Beauty Salon in Earling. They later moved to Jefferson. Their family includes Ronald, Tommy, Larry and Rita. Isabel married Leonard Stessman. They farmed west of Earling and are now retired on that farm. Their children are Marcus, Raymond (deceased), Joseph, Rev. Gerald Stessman, Rita, Delores, Donald, Leo, Helen, Ronald, Gail and Vern. Mary resided in this area, later going to California where she married Edward Burns in 1967.
Transcribed by Marthann Kohl-Fuhs
ALBERT ASSMANN
Albert Assmann was born in Westphalen, Germany in 1857. He came to America in 1874 before Earling was plotted and worked as a carpenter in the Westphalia area, then came to Earling to follow his trade in building up the new town.
In 1890 he married Emma Fahn, who was born at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin in 1868. She was the daughter of Peter and Catherine (Donner) Fahn. Peter Fahn was a Civil War veteran.
Albert and Emma had nine children. Eleanora married Joseph Kramer. They farmed west of Earling and had eight children; Joseph, Albert, Marie, Alfons, Leonard, Margaret, Leo and Robert. Rose Cecelia died in infancy. Ferdinand married Cecelia Frank. They farmed west of Earling. Their children are Leo, Norbert, Sylvester, Anthony, Marie, Joseph, Gerald and Carol. After they ceased farming they moved to Denver, Cob, in 1967. They celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Denver in 1979. Joseph married Delores Egan. They made their home on a farm east of Dunlap. Their six children are Robert, Genevieve, Helen, Arthur, Kathleen and Bernard. Carl married Edith Rosman. They also settled on a farm southeast of Dunlap. Their children are James, Donna, Francis, Albert, Johnny, Betty and Linda. Anton married Catherine Huebert and they made their home at Panama. Alfons married Elsie Finken daughter of Nick and Anna Finken. Alfons was the first operator of a Beauty Salon in Earling. They later moved to Jefferson. Their family includes Ronald, Tommy, Larry and Rita. Isabel married Leonard Stessman. They farmed west of Earling and are now retired on that farm. Their children are Marcus, Raymond (deceased), Joseph, Rev. Gerald Stessman, Rita, Delores, Donald, Leo, Helen, Ronald, Gail and Vern. Mary resided in this area, later going to California where she married Edward Burns in 1967.
Transcribed by Marthann Kohl-Fuhs
From Centennial Book: "1881~1981 Progress is our Future Earling, Iowa"
ALBERT ASSMANN
Albert Assmann was born in Westphalen, Germany in 1857. He came to America in 1874 before Earling was plotted and worked as a carpenter in the Westphalia area, then came to Earling to follow his trade in building up the new town.
In 1890 he married Emma Fahn, who was born at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin in 1868. She was the daughter of Peter and Catherine (Donner) Fahn. Peter Fahn was a Civil War veteran.
Albert and Emma had nine children. Eleanora married Joseph Kramer. They farmed west of Earling and had eight children; Joseph, Albert, Marie, Alfons, Leonard, Margaret, Leo and Robert. Rose Cecelia died in infancy. Ferdinand married Cecelia Frank. They farmed west of Earling. Their children are Leo, Norbert, Sylvester, Anthony, Marie, Joseph, Gerald and Carol. After they ceased farming they moved to Denver, Cob, in 1967. They celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Denver in 1979. Joseph married Delores Egan. They made their home on a farm east of Dunlap. Their six children are Robert, Genevieve, Helen, Arthur, Kathleen and Bernard. Carl married Edith Rosman. They also settled on a farm southeast of Dunlap. Their children are James, Donna, Francis, Albert, Johnny, Betty and Linda. Anton married Catherine Huebert and they made their home at Panama. Alfons married Elsie Finken daughter of Nick and Anna Finken. Alfons was the first operator of a Beauty Salon in Earling. They later moved to Jefferson. Their family includes Ronald, Tommy, Larry and Rita. Isabel married Leonard Stessman. They farmed west of Earling and are now retired on that farm. Their children are Marcus, Raymond (deceased), Joseph, Rev. Gerald Stessman, Rita, Delores, Donald, Leo, Helen, Ronald, Gail and Vern. Mary resided in this area, later going to California where she married Edward Burns in 1967.
Transcribed by Marthann Kohl-Fuhs
ALBERT ASSMANN
Albert Assmann was born in Westphalen, Germany in 1857. He came to America in 1874 before Earling was plotted and worked as a carpenter in the Westphalia area, then came to Earling to follow his trade in building up the new town.
In 1890 he married Emma Fahn, who was born at Beaver Dam, Wisconsin in 1868. She was the daughter of Peter and Catherine (Donner) Fahn. Peter Fahn was a Civil War veteran.
Albert and Emma had nine children. Eleanora married Joseph Kramer. They farmed west of Earling and had eight children; Joseph, Albert, Marie, Alfons, Leonard, Margaret, Leo and Robert. Rose Cecelia died in infancy. Ferdinand married Cecelia Frank. They farmed west of Earling. Their children are Leo, Norbert, Sylvester, Anthony, Marie, Joseph, Gerald and Carol. After they ceased farming they moved to Denver, Cob, in 1967. They celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary in Denver in 1979. Joseph married Delores Egan. They made their home on a farm east of Dunlap. Their six children are Robert, Genevieve, Helen, Arthur, Kathleen and Bernard. Carl married Edith Rosman. They also settled on a farm southeast of Dunlap. Their children are James, Donna, Francis, Albert, Johnny, Betty and Linda. Anton married Catherine Huebert and they made their home at Panama. Alfons married Elsie Finken daughter of Nick and Anna Finken. Alfons was the first operator of a Beauty Salon in Earling. They later moved to Jefferson. Their family includes Ronald, Tommy, Larry and Rita. Isabel married Leonard Stessman. They farmed west of Earling and are now retired on that farm. Their children are Marcus, Raymond (deceased), Joseph, Rev. Gerald Stessman, Rita, Delores, Donald, Leo, Helen, Ronald, Gail and Vern. Mary resided in this area, later going to California where she married Edward Burns in 1967.
Transcribed by Marthann Kohl-Fuhs
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