Descendants of Johann Heinrich Neeb

Sent by Ann Goble <agoble@cebridge.net>


Generation No. 1

1.  JOHANN HEINRICH1 NEEB was born in Pfuhl, near Bad Marienberg, Germany.  He married ANNE MARIE SCHUTZ.

Notes for JOHANN HEINRICH NEEB:
Johann was a farmer living in Pfuhl.  Birth and death dates for Johann and wife Anne Marie Schultz were not available.  This information was received by mail fron Ilsa Steup, the person in charge of church records at Evangelische Kirchengemeinde in Bad Marienberg, Germany.  It was graciously translated into English for me by my cousin, Dr. Richard Jacobi, son of Heribert Jacobi and grandson of Anna Neeb.

Notes for ANNE MARIE SCHUTZ:
Lived in Hof, Germany, very near Bad Marienberg.
    
Child of JOHANN NEEB and ANNE SCHUTZ is:
2.    i.    JOHANN SEBASTIAN2 NEEB, b. October 12, 1775, Pfuhl, Germany; d. April 14, 1830, Hof?.


Generation No. 2

2.  JOHANN SEBASTIAN2 NEEB (JOHANN HEINRICH1) was born October 12, 1775 in Pfuhl, Germany, and died April 14, 1830 in Hof?.  He married ANNE MARIE SCHELL August 20, 1797 in Hof, Germany, daughter of JOHANN HEINRICH SCHELL.

Notes for JOHANN SEBASTIAN NEEB:
Johann was killed in a battle, as I was told by Ilsa, near Hof.  He was a farmer.
    
Child of JOHANN NEEB and ANNE SCHELL is:
3.    i.    LUDWIG HEINRICH3 NEEB, b. January 01, 1821, Hof, Bad Marienberg, Germany; d. March 13, 1876, Comaltown, Comal County, Texas.


Generation No. 3

3.  LUDWIG HEINRICH3 NEEB (JOHANN SEBASTIAN2, JOHANN HEINRICH1) was born January 01, 1821 in Hof, Bad Marienberg, Germany, and died March 13, 1876 in Comaltown, Comal County, Texas.  He married DOROTHEA PAPE February 10, 1850 in New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.

Notes for LUDWIG HEINRICH NEEB:
Hof, district of Marienberg, dukedom Nassau.  He was born at nine o'clock at night on New Year's Day, 1821.  He was baptized in the Evangelish Church on 07 January, 1821 and his godparents were Ludwig Wiederstein and Elizabeth Krumm.  These people also lived in Hof, province of Marienburg, dukedom of Nassau, Germany
In 1857 bought three lots in Comaltown from Christoph Isensee
(Comal County Deed Records, volume E page 550)
I have tried unsuccessfully to find where he is buried.  I have some information from my father, Norbert Joseph Jacobi,  that he is buried between two of his grandsons who died young. One was a Neeb and the other a Reininger.  If I can find where they are buried, I will know where he is buried.  I think his grave might be unmarked.  I think it is Comal Cemetery.
This list of children is taken from :
Family Book, First Protestant Church  
compiled in spring of 1869 by Pastor Schuchard
    
Children of LUDWIG NEEB and DOROTHEA PAPE are:
    i.    KARL (CHARLES)4 NEEB, b. December 26, 1850, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; d. March 15, 1940, Cross Plains, Callahan County, Texas; m. MARGARETHE VOGT, 1870, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.

Notes for KARL (CHARLES) NEEB:
December 1885, Charles (Karl) Neeb bought North Half of Sub-division 90 of Comal County School lands in Calla han County.
(Not clear if this is Comal County Deed Records or Commissioner Court Minutes)
Vol. F p. 556
Death date could have been 1942

Marriage Notes for KARL NEEB and MARGARETHE VOGT:
Marriage date of 1870 is from church records, First Protestant Church, New Braunfels.

    ii.    WILHELMINA THERESA NEEB, b. December 20, 1852, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; d. January 10, 1933, Cross Plains, Callahan County, Texas; m. J. GEORGE REININGER, September 1871, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.
    iii.    WILHELM NEEB, b. July 31, 1854, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; m. NANCY (NANNY) PERSILLAR SIMMS, September 04, 1875, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.

Notes for WILHELM NEEB:
Wilhelm and his family moved to Callahan County in 1886 and settled in Cross Plains in February.  They bought a farm in Coleman County and lived on the farm for one year and moved back to town.
Children born in New Braunfels (all boys):
Lewis (Louis), Willie, Rudolph, George, Jessie, Elie,
Two girls born in Coleman County:  
Nina and Iva

Tne Commissioner Court Minutes of November 1888 it is written that Wilhelm was appointed by the court as agent to sell Comal County School lands in Callahan, Coleman and Brown Counties.  

    iv.    BERTHA (BETTIE) NEEB, b. July 11, 1856, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; d. December 25, 1915, Vinita, Oklahoma.

Notes for BERTHA (BETTIE) NEEB:
  Entered the Congregation of Sisters of Divine Providence at Castroville, Texas as a novice, December, 1878 under the name Sister Mary Joseph Neeb. Bertha was given the habit in August, 1879, and was professed 24 August, 1885.  She took her perpetual vows August 24, 1889.

    v.    LOUIS HENRY NEEB, b. November 07, 1858, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; d. July 11, 1944, Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas; m. MARTHA SWEARINGEN, 1894, Lockhart, Caldwell County, Texas.
    vi.    EMMA NEEB+.

Notes for EMMA NEEB+:
Died in infancy

    vii.    HELENA NEEB, b. September 28, 1863, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; m. FERDINAND WENZEL, October 1882, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.

Marriage Notes for HELENA NEEB and FERDINAND WENZEL:
Married October 1882 in New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.

    viii.    ANNA NEEB, b. April 09, 1865, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; d. March 20, 1928, Electra, Wichita County, Texas; m. ANDREAS JACOBI, January 10, 1888, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas.

Marriage Notes for ANNA NEEB and ANDREAS JACOBI:
Records indicate that the marriage of Anna and Andreas was performed in the German Protestant Church in New Braunfels.

    ix.    LOUISE NEEB, b. September 09, 1867, New Braunfels, Comal County, Texas; d. December 14, 1955.

Notes for LOUISE NEEB:
Because of information received from a distant family member that Louise was a nurse in San Antonio and one thought that she had entered a convent in San Antonio, I decided to inquire about these facts from the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio whose members did, among other ministries, care for the sick.  There is no record of a Louise Neeb there.  Obviously confusion existed because her sister Bertha did enter a convent, The Sisters of Divine Providance.