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     Note: Did not marry. Mildred Octavia Faulhaber was born on 10 February 1901 at Brownlee, Cherry Co., NE. She was the daughter of Henry Adolph Faulhaber and Celia Hannah Martin. Mildred Octavia Faulhaber died on 24 October 1925 at Oregon at age 24. She was buried in October 1925 at Inman Cemetery, Elmira, Lane Co., OR.

     Miriam Darlene Faulhaber was born on 23 February 1924 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE, or 1925, per SSDI. She was the daughter of Alex Louis Faulhaber and Christina Bena Jensen. Miriam Darlene Faulhaber married Richard Thomas Arthun, son of Clarence Thomas Arthun and Sadie J. Hogg, on 20 November 1948. Miriam Darlene Faulhaber died on 3 May 2007 at Columbia Co., OR, at age 83 Dates per SSDI, last residence St. Helens.

     Myrtle Louise Faulhaber was born on 30 January 1892 at Johnston, Brown Co., NE.¹ She was the daughter of Theodore Robert Faulhaber and Mary Etta Barr.¹ Myrtle Louise Faulhaber married Herman John Kayser on 2 August 1910. Myrtle Louise Faulhaber died on 6 March 1993 at Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 101 Notes from "Faulhaber Family History" 1986-87, by Mrs. Harold (Junerose) Kayser:
"Herman and Myrtle were married Aug 2, 1910 at her parents home three miles north of Adams. At the time of their wedding, Herman was farming on his own and they made their home three miles south and three and one-half miles east of Walton, Ne. After their son was born in 1913 they moved to a farm four miles south and three-fourths of a mile east of Walton, where their daughter was born.
They lived here until 1919 when they bought the Kayser Home Place three miles south and three miles east of Walton where Herman was raised. In 1931 they moved to College View and Herman worked as an engineer at the Roberts Cheese Factory until his retirement. Herman died July 28, 1968 and was laid to rest in the Church Cemetery at Trinity Lutheran Church of Walton.
Myrtle still lives alone in College View with her daughter and son near by. She will be 95 years old this January, 1987."

Birthday announcement from "Lincoln Journal Star"; January 27, 1991:
"Birthdays
Myrtle Kayser
Myrtle Faulhaber Kayser will celebrate her 99th birthday today with a family dinner a her home.
Friends may wish her a happy birthday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at her home. Hosts will be her son and daughter-in-law, Harold M. and Junerose Kayser, and her daughter and son -in-law, Ruby and Virgil Mohr. She has five grandshildren, 10 greatgrandchildren and seven great-great-
grandchildren.
Kayser was born Jan. 30, 1892, in a sod house in Cherry County. She was married to the late Herman J. Kayser." She was buried in March 1993 at Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Walton, Lancaster Co., NE.

     Neil Victor Faulhaber was born on 25 April 1895 at Brownlee, Cherry Co., NE.¹ He was the son of Henry Adolph Faulhaber and Celia Hannah Martin.¹ Neil Victor Faulhaber was christened on 19 September 1897 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Walton, Lancaster Co., NE. He married Elvie Merle Hunter, daughter of Edmund Eugene Hunter and Cinderilla McMillin, on 25 June 1919. Neil Victor Faulhaber died on 28 May 1987 at age 92.

     Nora Anne Faulhaber was born on 11 March 1902 at Middlebranch, Holt Co., NE. She was the daughter of Frederick August Faulhaber and Louisa Anne Timmermier. Nora Anne Faulhaber married William Storis Hershiser on 2 July 1922.

     Orlin Ernest Faulhaber was born on 28 January 1919 at Brownlee, Cherry Co., NE. He was the son of Leon Ernest Faulhaber and Ella Martha Wendler. Orlin Ernest Faulhaber married Doris Fern Peterson on 21 December 1940. Orlin Ernest Faulhaber died on 11 April 1985 at Casper, Natrona Co., WY, at age 66.

     Patricia Jean Faulhaber was born on 10 November 1924 at Middlebranch, Holt Co., NE. She was the daughter of Clarence F. Faulhaber and Evelyn Jeanette Richardson. Patricia Jean Faulhaber married Robert G. Hartley on 20 April 1953.

     Paulina Josephine Faulhaber was born on 6 April 1897 at Valparaiso, Saunders Co., NE.¹ She was the daughter of John Louis Faulhaber and Dora Thea Bruse.¹ Paulina Josephine Faulhaber married Leman Henry Cottrell, son of W. L. Cottrell and Laura (?), on 19 October 1919. Paulina Josephine Faulhaber died on 25 November 1996 at Denver, Denver Co., CO, at age 99.

     Note: From "History of Seneca County":

PHILIP FAULHABER (deceased) was born in Canton, Ohio, July 5, 1830, son of Louis and Louisa (Munsinger) Faulhaber, natives of Germany, and who came to Seneca County, Ohio, in 1838. Louis Faulhaber died in 1839, and Philip moved with his mother to Tiffin, Ohio, and was there reared and educated. About 1851 he located in Fostoria and embarked in the clothing business. October 21, 1855, he was united in marriage with Sydna J., daughter of Thomas and Catherine (Loroh) Kelley, pioneers of Washington Township, Hancock Co., Ohio, and later of Fostoria. The issue of this union was three children: Alice (deceased), John L. and Kittie M. At the breaking out of the late war of the Rebellion in 1861, Mr. Faulhaber sold his business, and in October of that year he raised Company B, Fifty-Seventh Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry, with which he went out as captain, and was killed at Chickasaw Bayou, near Vicksburg, Miss., December 28, 1862. Mr. Faulhaber was a member of the German Reformed Church, a worthy citizen, esteemed by all who knew him. He was a member of the I. O. O. F. Politically he was a Democrat.

Lt. Col. Philip Faulhaber was born on 5 July 1830 at Canton, Stark Co., OH.¹ He was the son of Isaak Jakob Ludwig Faulhaber and Anna Louisa Munzinger. Lt. Col. Philip Faulhaber married Sydna J. Kelley, daughter of Thomas Kelley and Catherine Loroh, on 21 October 1855 at Seneca Co., OH.² Lt. Col. Philip Faulhaber died on 28 December 1862 at the Battle of Chickasaw Bayou (near Vicksburg), MS, at age 32.

     Philip Frederick Faulhaber was born on 19 December 1862 at Reedsville, Manitowoc Co., WI.^1,2 He was the son of Walter Ludwig Faulhaber and Helena Eliza Sauter. Philip Frederick Faulhaber was christened on 1 January 1863 at St. John - St. James Evangelical Lutheran Church, Reedsville, Manitowoc Co., WI. He married Catherine Christine Herter, daughter of Abraham Herter and Catharine C. Oberle, on 1 December 1887 at Stevens Creek, Lancaster Co., NE, 1900 census states 5 children born, 4 living as of that date. One child died in infancy, per obituary of Catherine (Herter) Faulhaber.² Philip Frederick Faulhaber lived in 1888 at Stockton Precinct, Lancaster Co., NE.
Note: Newspaper article:
"Fire Destroys Two Barns
The two large barns and the ice house on the Philip Faulhaber farm north of town burned to the ground early Monday morning. The cause of the fire is unknown but is thought to have been due to
spontaneous combustion caused by the storage of a a quantity of alfalfa in one of the barns. The fire originated in the barn farthest south and the wind from that direction soon had the other barn in flames. As soon as the second barn caught fire all effort to save either building was abandoned and efforts were concentrated toward saving the house. This building was in flames several times and only prompt work saved it from burning to the ground. A cow shed setting eight feet to the south of the barn in which the fire originated failed to catch fire. All live stock and harness were gotten out of the buildings. The loss, estimated at about $7,500, was partially covered by insurance."


Newspaper article, Nov 21, 1926:
"A big Dinner was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Faulhaber Sunday. Those present were:
Katherine of Lake Forest, Ill., G. T. Doxtater, Jr. of Belgrade Nebr., Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Doxtater Sr., Mr. Fred Faulhaber and family and Frank Eisele and family. It was an enjoyable reunion." He died on 13 August 1936 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 73 Notes from "Faulhaber Family History", 1986-87; by Mrs. Harold (Junerose) Kaiser:
"Philip Fred Faulhaber was born to Louis & Helen Faulhaber on Dec. 19, 1862 in Manitowac Co., near Reedsville, Wisc. He was christened in the Lutheran Church at Reedsville. In the spring of 1875, at the age of 13, he moved to Nebraska with his parents and family. They settled on a farm in Lancaster Co. near Walton, NE.
On Dec. 1, 1887, he married Catherine C. Herter. They moved to a farm about one mile from his homeplace. One son, Fred, and four daughters, Clara, Catherine, Elsie & Helen, who died in infancy,
were born to this union. Philip and Catherine farmed 320 acres and raised livestock. They also had a large orchard and vineyard. One summer they met with disaster, all the buildings except the house
burned to the ground. Neighbors and friends helped them to rebuild.
Philip passed away on August 13, 1936 at the age of 73, from pneumonia. At the time of his death, besides his children, he had seven grandchildren. His wife, Catherine, remained on the farm until her death on Aug. 31, 1947. She was 80 years of age."

Obit from newspaper:
" PHILIP FAULHABER -- Philip Fred Faulhaber, son of Louis and Helen Faulhaber, was born Dec. 19, 1862 near Reedsville, Manitowoc county, Wis. He was christened in the Lutheran church in Reedsville and came to Lincoln in the spring of 1875. His parents settled on a farm near Walton. He was confirmed to the Lutheran faith in 1879.
He married Catherine C. Herter on Dec. 1, 1887. To them five children were born, one of whom preceded him in death.
Surviving are his wife, Catherine C; son, Fred L; three daughters, Mrs. Clara E. Eisele, Mrs. Catherine H. Smith, and Mrs. Elsie A. Doxtater; seven grandshildren; four brothers, William O., Charles L., Henry A., and Fred A; two sisters, Mrs. Emma C. Maahs and Mrs. Clara L. Retzlaff, and a host of friends.
He died Aug. 13, 1936 at the age of 73 and was buried Aug 16 at Bennet, following services in the Lutheran church at Walton".

Obit from "Lincoln Star", Aug 15, 1936:
"Phillip Faulhaber, 73, Passes Away at Bennet
Phillip Faulhaber, 73, resident of the Bennet vicinity for over 60 years, died at his home north of Bennet thursday afternoon. He was a farmer. Surviving are his wife, Catherine; one son, Fred of Walton; three daughters, Mrs. Clara Eisele of Bennet, Mrs. Catherine Smith of Walton and Mrs. Elsie Doxtater of Lincoln, and seven grandchildren. The body is at Brockema's." He was buried on 16 August 1936 at Bennet Cemetery, Bennet, Lancaster Co., NE.

     Philippina Faulhaber was born on 1 October 1873 at Bruchmühlbach, Palatinate (now Rhein-Pfalz), Germany. She was the daughter of Ludwig Faulhaber and Philippina Kurz.

     Philippine Faulhaber was also known as Sabina. She was born on 18 June 1829 at Bruchmühlbach, Palatinate (now Rhein-Pfalz), Germany. She was the daughter of Isaak Jakob Ludwig Faulhaber and Anna Louisa Munzinger. Philippine Faulhaber was christened on 21 June 1829 at Evangelical Church, Lambsborn, Palatinate. She married Jacob Adams on 6 May 1848 at Seneca Co., OH, Ceremony by H. Schall. V.D.M. Philippine Faulhaber married Benjamin Elberson, son of Samuel Elberson and Elizabeth Cattell, on 18 October 1864 at Hardin Co., OH, Ceremony by J. Ayers, Minister of the Gospel. Philippine Faulhaber lived in 1880 at Ada, Hardin Co., OH. She married Henry Merchantell on 31 May 1882 at Hardin Co., OH, Ceremony by Z. R. Campbell, Minister. Philippine Faulhaber and Henry Merchantell were divorced on 14 March 1901 at Kenton, Hardin Co., OH; "Old Kenton Newspaper Death & Marriage Notices" Vol. VIII:

March 14, 1901

"MANY CHARGES
Made Against Henry Merchantell A Well Known Business Man of Forest In Divorce Papers Filed by His Wife Thursday Morning.

There promises to be quite a sensational divorce case in the next term of court. The case is brought about by Mrs. Merchantell, who sues for divorce from her husband Henry Merchantell, one of Forest's well known business men. The prominence of the parties make it all the more sensational.
In the petition filed Mrs. Merchantell says that they were married at Ada, Ohio, on the 31st of May, 1882. Since then she has been a faithful and obedient wife but during that time he has disregarded his duties as a husband and is guilty of extreme cruelty and gross neglect. His treatment has become unbearable and it is impossible to live with him, that they have been separated since the 28th of February of this year.
The plantiff claims that defendant has been cold and indifferent to her evder since their marriage, and has made her life wretched and beyond endurance. She claims that only last May a few days before she was to undergo an operation for the removal of a cancer, he left for Europe on a pleasure trip and that when he returned he never even as much as enquired the result of the operation nor the condition of her health. Not only this but she was compelled to pay $50 doctor bill and has been required to pay her own physician's bills ever since that time. The defendant, she states further, is a Dowieite and persecuted and harassed her for having a physician. The plantiff further stated in her petition that her life since their marriage has been one of hard labor, and during all that time she has done his household and other labors until her health failed. He even then refused to furnish or pay for help, and she was compelled to pay for her own help out of her private funds. By keeping boarders she was able to pay for the groceries and for other things for the table and house. Through all their married life he refused to furnish her with necessary clothing, and during those eighteen years bought her only one cloth dress, one calico dress and a pair of spectacles. She was compelled to buy all other clothing used by her during those eighteen years from her own personal fund, which was created by the income left her from her first husband.
The petitioner claims that she has paid $200 per annum amounting to $3600 in the eighteen years from her own estate. As a result they together accumulated a large amount of money. This is all in her name. The plaintiff asks that he be compelled to answer all and singular the promises. She prays for a divorce, that she be restored to her maidenname and that he be required to pay reasonable alimony."

May 2, 1901

"The Merchantell divorce case has been settled by arbitration, Mr. H. Merchantell agreeing to pay a certain amount of money deciced upon by a committee appointed by both parties concerned, to Mrs. H. Merchantell. -- Forest Review." Philippine Faulhaber died on 27 May 1901 at Forest, Hardin Co., OH, at age 71 May 27, 1901

"SUDDENLY

Death Came to Mrs. Merchantell of Forest.

Mrs. H. Merchantell, of Forest, died very suddenly Saturday afternoon. Her death was due to heart disease and came to her while sitting in her chair. She had felt in her usual health at noon but shortly after dinner began to feel badly. The announcement of her death was quite a shock to her friends.
Deceased was about 60 years old and was a well known and highly respected lady of Forest. Her remains were taken to Ada Sunday and the funeral occurred there at 2 o'clock today." She was buried in May 1901 at Woodlawn Cemetery, Ada, Hardin Co., OH.

     Richard Marice Faulhaber was born on 13 July 1923 at Middlebranch, Holt Co., NE. He was the son of Clarence F. Faulhaber and Evelyn Jeanette Richardson. Richard Marice Faulhaber married Dorothy Jean Wilson on 7 October 1950.

     Roy Lee Faulhaber was born on 1 February 1922 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE. He was the son of Fred Lewis Faulhaber and Sadie Alvera Lipe. Roy Lee Faulhaber was christened on 4 November 1923 at Benedict, York Co., NE. He married Irene Grace Denman on 4 June 1940 at Seward, Seward Co., NE. Roy Lee Faulhaber and Irene Grace Denman were divorced. Roy Lee Faulhaber married Annie Charlotte Bradshaw, daughter of Thomas M. Bradshaw and Plina A. Pruett, on 31 July 1965 at Las Vegas, Clark Co., NV. Roy Lee Faulhaber lived in December 1974 at Orange, Orange Co., CA.

     Roy Lewis Faulhaber was born on 9 October 1892 at near Thedford, Cherry Co., NE.¹ He was the son of Charles Henry Faulhaber and Jennie May Martin.¹ Roy Lewis Faulhaber died on 14 August 1945 at Broken Bow, Custer Co., NE, at age 52 From the Thomas County Herald-Clipper, Aug 10, 1945, Page 1, Col 6 (found at the Thomas County Museum, Thedford, NE, on June 12, 2009):

"Roy Faulhaber of Brownlee was taken seriously ill Monday. Dr. Rausten was called and it was found necessary to take him to Broken Bow where he underwent an operation the same night."


Obit from the Thomas County Herald-Clipper, Aug. 24, 1945, Page 1, Col. 3 (found at the Thomas County Museum, Thedford, NE, on June 12, 2009):

"OBITUARY

Roy L. Faulhaber, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Faulhaber, was born near Brownlee, Nebraska, October 9, 1892, and departed this life at the hospital in Broken Bow, Nebraska, Aug. 14, 1945.

He leaves to nourn his passing, his father and mother, one sister, Ruby McDonald, Park City, Mont; three brothers, Carl of Brownlee; Forrest, Vista, Calif; and Irvie who is with the armed forces somewhere in the Pacific. One niece and one nephew, both
living at Park City, Montana. Roy spent his entire ife in the Brownlee vicinity where he leaves a host of friends by whom he will be sadly missed.

The funeral services were conducted Thursday afternoon, Aug. 14th in the home by Rev. Willard Sherman of Thedford. The "Old Rugged Cross" and "Shadows" were sung by Mrs. Frances Hanna and Dr. Bessie Hayes accompanied by Miss Stevenson at the organ.

CARDS OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and neighbors for their expressions of simpathy and the many kind deeds during the sickness and death of our son and brother.

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Faulhaber
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Faulhaber
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. McDonald and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Faulhaber
Irvie Faulhaber." He was buried in August 1945 at Brownlee Cemetery, Brownlee, Cherry Co., NE.

     Note: Notes from "Faulhaber Family History" 1986-87, by Mrs. Harold (Junerose) Kayser:
Carroll served in the Army from 1942 to 1945 as Staff Sergeant under General Patton. Ruby & Carroll were married in Omaha, Ne. where they lived until 1960, moving to Visalia, Calif. Carl Faulhaber, my father moved out with us, living with us until he died. We opened up a home cannery where people came to can their own fruit. The boys and my father both helped run the cannery. I went to work for an accounting firm and then for the California Children Services of Tulare County in 1974. I retired in October 4, 1985. Carroll worked as a bartender part-time and retired in 1980." Ruby Hattie Faulhaber was born on 20 September 1917 at Wessington Springs, Jerauld Co., SD. She was the daughter of Carl Albert Faulhaber and Ada Hattie Knadle. Ruby Hattie Faulhaber married Carroll David Alter on 15 September 1946 at Omaha, Douglas Co., NE.

     Ruby May Faulhaber was born on 3 August 1896 at near Thedford, Cherry Co., NE.¹ She was the daughter of Charles Henry Faulhaber and Jennie May Martin.¹ Ruby May Faulhaber married Dudley Shannon McDonald on 10 June 1918. Ruby May Faulhaber died on 13 January 1994 at Paradise, Sanders Co., MT, at age 97.

     Ruth Margaret Faulhaber was born on 30 October 1911 at Plankinton, Aurora Co., SD. She was the daughter of Alex Louis Faulhaber and Christina Bena Jensen. Ruth Margaret Faulhaber died on 9 September 1995 at Prairie Home, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 83.

     Shirley Ann Faulhaber was born on 26 December 1927 at Middlebranch, Holt Co., NE. She was the daughter of Clarence F. Faulhaber and Evelyn Jeanette Richardson. Shirley Ann Faulhaber married Arthur Ernest Fritz Golter on 10 April 1947.

     Sidney John Faulhaber was born on 6 January 1905 at Middlebranch, Holt Co., NE. He was the son of Frederick August Faulhaber and Louisa Anne Timmermier. Sidney John Faulhaber married Catherine M. Zastraw on 10 August 1931. Sidney John Faulhaber died on 16 May 1971 at O'Neill, Holt Co., NE, at age 66.

     Sophia Eleanora Faulhaber was born on 24 November 1798 at Thaleischweiler, Palatinate. She was the daughter of Johann Wilhelm Faulhaber and Sophia Christina Friedrike Licht. Sophia Eleanora Faulhaber married Jacob Petrie on 22 September 1817. Sophia Eleanora Faulhaber died on 5 March 1819 at Thaleischweiler, Palatinate, at age 20.

     Susanna Elisabetha Faulhaber was born on 19 December 1791 at Thaleischweiler, Palatinate. She was the daughter of Johann Wilhelm Faulhaber and Sophia Christina Friedrike Licht.

     Susanne Elisabeth Faulhaber was born on 11 August 1764 at Thaleischweiler, Palatinate. She was the daughter of Johann Wilhelm Faulhaber and Anna Elisabetha Weber. Susanne Elisabeth Faulhaber died on 15 May 1766 at Thaleischweiler, Palatinate, at age 1.

     Theodore Robert Faulhaber was born on 2 September 1859 at Reedsville, Manitowoc Co., WI, Age 10 months, as of August 1860, per 1860 census, Manitowoc Co., p.802. Inexplicably, his birth date is shown as September, 1861 in the 1900 census, which is probably his brother Carl's birth date. DLB 2005.^1,2 He was the son of Walter Ludwig Faulhaber and Helena Eliza Sauter. Theodore Robert Faulhaber married Mary Etta Barr on 26 March 1883.² Theodore Robert Faulhaber lived in 1888 at Brown Co., NE, Farmer. He lived in 1920 at Adams Twp., Gage Co., NE. He died on 1 April 1931 at Adams, Gage Co., NE, at age 71 Notes from "Faulhaber Family History, 1986-87; by Mrs. Harold (Junerose) Kayser:
Theodore & Mary Etta were married March 26, 1883. They lived on a farm a few miles south of Walton, NE, in Lancaster Co. where the Edwin Booth farm is now. In the spring of 1887 they moved to Brown County where they homesteaded for ten years. They also filed and had a timber claim. When they moved they had two little boys, George and Albert. While they lived there they had Louis, Arthur, Myrtle & Helen. In the early spring of 1895 they decided to move back to Lancaster Co. where they
once again farmed, living on a farm about two miles south of his folks. In the spring they moved to a farm two miles east of the Lutheran Church where they lived until he could get a house built on an 80 acres they had purchased with no buildings on it, about a mile west and mile and a half north of the Church. In February 1909 they moved to their new home on a farm three miles north of Adams, Gage Co. They had bought 160 acres in 1906 or 1907 with no buldings on it. Theodore again built a house and outside buildings before he moved his family to it. They lived here until Theodore died April 1, 1931. Mary Etta stayed on the farm as Bill was still single and farming. She passed away Oct. 29, 1937.

Obit from newspaper:

" FAULHABER FUNERAL.

Funeral services for Theodore Faulhaber, 71, who died Wednesday at his home in Adams, will be held at 2 o'clock Friday at the home. Further services will be held at the Methodist church and burial will be in the Adams cemetery. Mr. Faulhaber is survived by his wife; six sons, George of Panama, Albert of
Walton, Louis, Arthur and Will of Adams, and Harry of Omaha; three daughters, Myrtle Kaiser of Walton, Helen Pfau of Julesburg, Colo., and Carrie of Adams." He was buried on 3 April 1931 at Highland Cemetery, Adams, Gage Co., NE.

     Thomas Faulhaber was born circa 1904 at Fostoria, Seneca Co., OH. He was the son of John Lewis Faulhaber and Sarah Emerine.

     Twila May Faulhaber was born on 14 March 1924 at Panama, Lancaster Co., NE. She was the daughter of George Fredric Faulhaber and Laura Belle Proffitt. Twila May Faulhaber married Richard G. Byrne on 11 August 1946. Twila May Faulhaber died on 14 January 1947 at Lincoln, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 22 Article from newspaper:
"Former Panama Lady Dies From Accident Cause
Mrs. Twila Byrne of Lincoln passed away Monday night in a Lincoln hospital without regaining consciousness as the result of an auto accident in which she was injured Saturday night. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Faulhaber former residents of Bennet and Panama.
Her husband, Richard Byrne, Marjory Hasney and George Wilson, all of Lincoln, were badly cut up and shaken. Her sister, Miss Iris Faulhaber, was uninjured.
According to the state safety patrol, the accident, occurred when the car, driven by Wilson, struck a horse on highway No. 6 three and one-half miles east of Greenwood.
When struck, the horse, which had stipped in front of Wilson's car, rolled up and over the top of the convertible coupe, safety patrol officers reported. Wilson's speed was estimated at approximately 45 miles per hour.
Mrs. Byrne is survived by her husband, Richard, whom she married last summer, her parents, Mrs. and Mrs. George Faulhaber, and one sister, Iris." She was buried in January 1947 at Panama Cemetery, Panama, Lancaster Co., NE.

     Verneil Victor Faulhaber was born on 13 March 1924 at Veneta, Lane Co., OR. He was the son of Neil Victor Faulhaber and Elvie Merle Hunter. Verneil Victor Faulhaber married Alyce Louise Fisher, daughter of Earl Fisher and Pearl Anna Pittsley, circa 1943 at Lane Co., OR. Verneil Victor Faulhaber died on 13 September 1971 at Veneta, Lane Co., OR, at age 47. He was buried on 16 September 1971 at West Lawn Memorial Cemetery, Veneta, Lane Co., OR.

     Viola May Faulhaber was born on 16 December 1917 at Brownlee, Cherry Co., NE. She was the daughter of Leon Ernest Faulhaber and Ella Martha Wendler. Viola May Faulhaber married James Everett Brown, son of Fred Brown and Josephine Edith Sevier, on 23 May 1936. Viola May Faulhaber died on 4 July 1943 at Greenwood, Cass Co., NE, at age 25 "Obituary of Viola Faulhaber
Viola Mae Faulhaber was born at Brownlee, Nebr., December 18, 1917, and passed away on July 4, 1943, at the age of 25 years, 5 months and 18 days. On May 23, 1936, she was united in marriage to James Brown of Greenwood. To this union were born three children, Deloris, Jimmie and Jerry. She was a member of the Dorcas society of Greenwood Christian church and a member of the
Congregational church at Thedford. She leaves to mourn her passing, her husband, James Brown, three thildren, her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Faulhaber, three sisters, Ila, Dola and Phyllis all of Scotts Bluff and Staff Sgt. Orlin Faulhaber of California. A grandfather, Henry Faulhaber of Scotts Bluff; two grandmothers, Mrs. Celia Faulhaber of California and Mrs. Max Wendler of Valentine Nebraska. Her mother-in-law and five sister-in-laws and a host of other relatives and friends. Funeral services were held July 7 at the Greenwood Christian church, conducted by Rev. C. A. Park. Music was furnished by Mrs. Florence Armstrong, Mrs. Robt. Burks, Mrs. Roy Comstock, Mrs. W. Boucher and Mrs. C. Martin with Elizabeth Martin at the piano. Pall bearers were Wayne Wright, Henry Wright, Aaron Wright, Warren Ellyson, Jim Hraban and Bill Leesley. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.

     Virginia June Faulhaber was born on 13 June 1925 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE. She was the daughter of Fred Lewis Faulhaber and Sadie Alvera Lipe. Virginia June Faulhaber was christened on 16 July 1932 at Trinity Lutheran Church, Walton, Lancaster Co., NE. She married Paul Abraham Sutter, son of George William Sutter and Helena Goertz, on 12 June 1945 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE. Virginia June Faulhaber lived in December 1974 at Lincoln, Lancaster Co., CA. She and Paul Abraham Sutter were divorced. Virginia June Faulhaber died on 24 August 1984 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 59 Notice from newspaper, May 27, 1938:
"PERFECT RECORD
Virginia Faulhaber of District 24, Lancaster county, has never missed a day nor been tardy since she started attending school. She is twelve years old and the daughter of Fred Faulhaber"

Notice from newspaper, May, 1942:
"VIRGINIA WAS NEVER LATE NOR ABSENT
Virginia Faulhaber, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulhaber, of Walton, has made a record for herself during her school days.
She has been neither absent nor tardyin a dozen years, eight of them in District No. 24 and four in the Walton high school."

Notice from newspaper:
"Proves a girl can take over farming work
So you don't think a girl can do farm labor work? Well, Virginia Faulhaber, 17, is a girl who does the work of a hired man.
Now a high school graduate, Virginia was born and raised onher father's 180 acre farm near Bennet. She milks cows, grinds chicken feed, runs a tractor, drives a team of horses, raises chickens, shucks corn and does all the other farm jobs of a hired hand.
Virginia thinks anyone who wants to work on a farm can do the work. However, a city girl shouldn't try to do it unless she has some farm experience. It is important, Virginia feels, that the farmer take time to tell his new helper how to do things.
Virginia, who has always liked the farm, took over the job as top helper when her two older brothers went to work in war factories. She says farming is a lot of fun and she would not live in the city for anything. When something happens to the tractor Virginia drives the team of horses.
A member of the 4-H club for two years, she took sewing, but she didn't find out about the livestock group until later. Out of the farm's 1000 chickens, Virginia has about 37 of her own."

"Memorial Obituary
In Memory of Virginia June Sutter
Virginia Sutter, 59, Walton, Ne. died Friday, Aug. 24, 1984 at her home.
She was born June 13, 1925, at Walton; the daughter of Fred and Sadie Faulhaber. She was married at her home on June 12, 1945 to Paul Sutter. At the time of her death she was employed by Kaufman and Dolezal auctioneers.
Survivors include a son, Paul A. of Lincoln, Ne; daughters, Georgia Dumke of Orange, Ca., Mrs. Roy (Kay) Fluharty of Yorba Linda, Ca., Mrs. Lee (June) Ewing of Winona, Tx., and Susan Sutter of Anaheim, Ca; brothers, Roy Faulhaber of Orange, Ca., and Philip Faulhaber of Culver City, Ca; sisters, Darleen Faulhaber of Walton and Mrs. Dwayne (Shirley) Selk of Naperville, Ill; two grandsons, Timothy and Andrew Sutter; and two granddaughters, Lisa Snodgrass and Heather Dumke; also nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her parents and brother, Melvin.
Funeral services were held at Metcalf Funeral Home Chapel in Lincoln and was officiated by Rev. Dr. Randall Sailors of Waverly, Ne."

     Walter Ludwig Faulhaber was also known as Walter Louis as an adult in America.
Note: The following was taken from the book by the Chapman Bros. of Chicago, "Portraits and Bigraphical Album of Lancaster County, Nebraska." Printed in 1888.

"LOUIS FAULHABER, one of the most thrifty German farmers of Stockton precinct, owns and occupies a fine estate, embracing 320 acres of land on sections 3 and 4, his residence being on the latter. The homestead is noticeable for its good improvements, and especially the large number of fruit and ornamental trees, which he has planted to the extent of about 700, besides a large quantity of grapes. Like most of the enterprising men about him, he makes a specialty of stock-raising, and has acquired a fine property, besides surrounding himself and family with all the comforts of life.

"The first years of our subject were passed on the other side of the Atlantic, in the little Kingdom of Bavaria, where his birth took place November 18, 1826. When a child five years of age his parents emigrated to America and settled in Seneca County, Ohio, where they spent the remainder of their lives. Louis remained on the farm until a youth of fourteen years, and was then apprenticed to learn the shoemaker's trade, which he followed for a period of nine years. In the meantime he had been married, and in June, 1850, turned his face toward the farther West, and crossing the Mississippi, accompanied by his wife, took up a tract of land in Manitowoc, Wisc., where he lived until the spring of 1875. His next removal was to this county, when he took up the land which he still occupies.

"The wife of our subject, to whom he was married in Tiffin, Seneca Co., Ohio, March 1, 1848, was in her girlhood Miss Helen Sauter, a native of the same country as her husband, and born April 1, 1830 She was a little child three years of age when she came to America with her parents, and they settled first in Tiffin, Ohio. Later they removed to Wood County, that State, where the father died about 1856. The mother still survives, and is living at Perrysburg, Wood Co., Ohio.

"Of the thirteen children born to Mr. and Mrs. Faulhaber, the record is as follows: Their eldest son, John, died when one and one-half years old, in 1849; Louis is on the police force of the city of Lincoln; William is farming in Stockton precinct, this county; Mary is the wife of John Lemke, and lives in Stockton Precinct; John is traveling salesman for a firm in Milwaukee; Theodore is farming in Brown County, this State; Charles and Henry are residents of Cherry County; Phillip, the youngest, is engaged in farming for himself in Stockton precinct; Frederick and Emma are at home with their parents, and Clara is the wife of Frederick Retzlaff, of Stevens Creek Precinct.

"Mr. Faulhaber, politically, is a conscientious Democrat, and a man who keeps himself well posted upon matters of general interest. He was particularly fortunate in his choice of a wife and helpmate, having a lady who looks well to the ways of her household and those little matters which have so great an influence in the happiness of a home. They have labored industriously in acquiring their fine property, and are now in the enjoyment of the fruits of their early toils, while surrounded by hosts of friends who have learned to value them at their true worth. They were reared in the precepts of the German Lutheran Church, to which they still loyally adhere, together with their children."

The following was contributed by Mrs. Emma Maahs and told to Junerose Kayser in the spring of 1959, after Junerose had started the research on the Faulhaber family tree several years before:

"We left Reedsville, Wisconsin in March, 1873 for Lincoln, Nebraska. The day we left Reedsville it was very cold. The roads were blocked with snow, the neighbors had to shovel the snow for a road. From our home near Reedsville, we went by sled to Grimm Station where we boarded a train to Manitowoc. There we had a short visit with mother's sister, Aunt Christina. Then on to Chicago, arriving in the early evening. Then we left Chicago around midnight. We spent the following night in Plattsmouth, Nebraska. Albert was just a baby and we all took turns holding him and entertaining him on the trip. Early the next morning we boarded another train for Lincoln, arriving shortly before noon. There we were met by cousins, Mr. & Mrs. George Weber, who helped father find a home to live in until we could locate a farm. Father and my brothers Lewis and William, with agents, went to locate a farm near Steven's Creek Precinct. After about two weeks father moved us out to the new farm. We enjoyed the trip of about ten miles very much. We rode in a spring wagon. The weather was mild and we saw many wild ducks on small ponds and many prairie chickens and rabbits on our way to our new home.

"In fact, we had two houses on our new farm. They were small, so my brothers slept in one and my father and mother and we girls slept in the other one. A number of families came to Nebraska from Wisconsin after we settled. The Grimmes, Stebers, Luthers, Manleys, and some others that I have forgotten. All lived with us until they could locate a farm and build a home."

He was born on 15 November 1824 at Bruchmühlbach, Palatinate (now Rhein-Pfalz), Germany. He was the son of Isaak Jakob Ludwig Faulhaber and Anna Louisa Munzinger. Walter Ludwig Faulhaber was christened on 18 November 1824 at Evangelical Church, Lambsborn, Palatinate. He married Helena Eliza Sauter, daughter of John Sauter and Helena Hoffman, on 1 March 1849 at Tiffin, Seneca Co., OH, Ceremony by Rev. John J. Beilharz. Walter Ludwig Faulhaber lived in 1870 at Rockland, Manitowoc Co., WI.¹ He lived in 1888 at Stockton Precinct, Lancaster Co., NE. He lived in 1900 at Stockton Precinct, Lancaster Co., NE.² He died on 15 May 1907 at Walton, Lancaster Co., NE, at age 82. He was buried on 17 May 1907 at Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery, Walton, Lancaster Co., NE.