Christian C. Mass came to the United states in 1874 with his parents, brothers John and Henry, sisters: Lizzie, Doris, mary, Margaret and Katherine Mass.
Chris built a heritage in Mills and Pottawattamie counties not soon to be forgotten.
He married Doris Hoeck. They had ten children; Edward, Carl, George, Ferdinand, Harry, Anne (Mrs. Edward Miller), Pauline (Mrs. Henry Kahl), Margareta (Mrs. John Mass), Ida (Mrs. Elmer Deitchler) and Edna (Mrs. Francis Kuntz) , who helped till the land he loved so much. He left it to his family who still own a large share of it. At one time he owned a section of land and the youngest son's wife still lives on one farm, while a grandson lives on the farm wich was part of the original farm. This farm has the third generation living there, located four miles north and one half mile east of Silver City.
(Silver City History 1879 - 1979)
Chris built a heritage in Mills and Pottawattamie counties not soon to be forgotten.
He married Doris Hoeck. They had ten children; Edward, Carl, George, Ferdinand, Harry, Anne (Mrs. Edward Miller), Pauline (Mrs. Henry Kahl), Margareta (Mrs. John Mass), Ida (Mrs. Elmer Deitchler) and Edna (Mrs. Francis Kuntz) , who helped till the land he loved so much. He left it to his family who still own a large share of it. At one time he owned a section of land and the youngest son's wife still lives on one farm, while a grandson lives on the farm wich was part of the original farm. This farm has the third generation living there, located four miles north and one half mile east of Silver City.
(Silver City History 1879 - 1979)
Christian C. Mass came to the United states in 1874 with his parents, brothers John and Henry, sisters: Lizzie, Doris, mary, Margaret and Katherine Mass.
Chris built a heritage in Mills and Pottawattamie counties not soon to be forgotten.
He married Doris Hoeck. They had ten children; Edward, Carl, George, Ferdinand, Harry, Anne (Mrs. Edward Miller), Pauline (Mrs. Henry Kahl), Margareta (Mrs. John Mass), Ida (Mrs. Elmer Deitchler) and Edna (Mrs. Francis Kuntz) , who helped till the land he loved so much. He left it to his family who still own a large share of it. At one time he owned a section of land and the youngest son's wife still lives on one farm, while a grandson lives on the farm wich was part of the original farm. This farm has the third generation living there, located four miles north and one half mile east of Silver City.
(Silver City History 1879 - 1979)
Chris built a heritage in Mills and Pottawattamie counties not soon to be forgotten.
He married Doris Hoeck. They had ten children; Edward, Carl, George, Ferdinand, Harry, Anne (Mrs. Edward Miller), Pauline (Mrs. Henry Kahl), Margareta (Mrs. John Mass), Ida (Mrs. Elmer Deitchler) and Edna (Mrs. Francis Kuntz) , who helped till the land he loved so much. He left it to his family who still own a large share of it. At one time he owned a section of land and the youngest son's wife still lives on one farm, while a grandson lives on the farm wich was part of the original farm. This farm has the third generation living there, located four miles north and one half mile east of Silver City.
(Silver City History 1879 - 1979)
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