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 1866 - 1944

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• Birth	11 Jan 1866	Shelby, Austin Co., Texas   [1]
  Gender	Female
  Reference Number	R:3384-1
  Died	21 Feb 1944  [1]
  Person ID	I3387	Wendel Voigt's Family Tree
  Last Modified	06 Nov 2007
  Father	Emil Trenckmann
  Mother	Johanna Witte
  Family ID	F1469	Group Sheet
  Family	Ernst Luetge,   b. 30 Jun 1862, , , , Germany ,   d. 20 Sep 1950  [2, 3]
  Married	3 Jan 1888
  Children	1. Erna Luetge,   b. 26 Mar 1889   2. Lillie Luetge,   b. 25 Nov 1890   3. Elsa Luetge,   b. 1 Apr 1893   4. Nellie Luetge,   b. 7 Jan 1895   5. Ida Mae Luetge,   b. 17 May 1898   6. Otto Luetge,   b. 26 Aug 1902,   d. 14 Jul 1959   7. Arnold "Arno" Luetge,   b. 1 Feb 1905   8. Eddie Luetge,   b. 15 Mar 1907,   d. 31 Dec 1963
  Family ID	F1466	Group Sheet

• Event Map		Event Birth - 11 Jan 1866 - Shelby, Austin Co., Texas  = Link to Google Maps   = Link to Google Earth
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  [S26] SCISSORTAILS STILL RETURN TO SCHOENAU, Luetge, Geraldine Mittanck, (1985, Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, Texas), pp. 55, 61, 64. Lizzie was a musician as well as housewife and mother. She directed women's singing groups and played piano for many occasions. [S26] SCISSORTAILS STILL RETURN TO SCHOENAU, Luetge, Geraldine Mittanck, (1985, Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, Texas), pp. 54, 61, 63. Ernst was serving in the German army when the rest of the Luetge family traveled to America in 1881. Ernst came to America in 1883 with the Herman Bartram family. Ernst was a farmer, drove mail from New Ulm to Schoenau, sang in the Maennerchor (was the first of direct German descent to join the Helvetia Singers which was made up of the early Swiss settlers), and played an active part in the community beef club. [S26] SCISSORTAILS STILL RETURN TO SCHOENAU, Luetge, Geraldine Mittanck, (1985, Taylor Publishing Co., Dallas, Texas), pp. 55, 61, 64. Ernst was serving in the German army when the rest of the Luetge family traveled to America in 1881. Ernst came to America in 1883 with the Herman Bartram family. Ernst was a farmer, drove mail from New Ulm to Schoenau, sang in the Maennerchor (was the first of direct German descent to join the Helvetia Singers which was made up of the early Swiss settlers), and played an active part in the community beef club. Ernst was serving in the German army when the rest of the Luetge family traveled to America in 1881. Ernst came to America in 1883 with the Herman Bartram family. Ernst was a farmer, drove mail from New Ulm to Schoenau, sang in the Maennerchor (was the first of direct German descent to join the Helvetia Singers which was made up of the early Swiss settlers), and played an active part in the community beef club. Ernst was serving in the German army when the rest of the Luetge family traveled to America in 1881. Ernst came to America in 1883 with the Herman Bartram family. Ernst was a farmer, drove mail from New Ulm to Schoenau, sang in the Maennerchor (was the first of direct German descent to join the Helvetia Singers which was made up of the early Swiss settlers), and played an active part in the community beef club. Ernst was serving in the German army when the rest of the Luetge family traveled to America in 1881. Ernst came to America in 1883 with the Herman Bartram family. Ernst was a farmer, drove mail from New Ulm to Schoenau, sang in the Maennerchor (was the first of direct German descent to join the Helvetia Singers which was made up of the early Swiss settlers), and played an active part in the community beef club. Lizzie was a musician as well as housewife and mother. She directed women's singing groups and played piano for many occasions.