Ancestors of Gerhard Henry Sand

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42. Gerhard Henry Sand Family

Gerhard Henry Sand (42)
b. 12 Sep 1823, Schapen, Hannover, Germany
m. Mary Elizabeth Poppe, 26 Jun 1859, Louisville, KY
d. 14 Nov 1886, Louisville, KY

 
Mary Elizabeth Poppe (43)
b. 23 Jul 1838, Laer, Hannover, Germany
d. 14 Aug 1921, Louisville, KY

 
Children:
1. Anna Theresa Sand
b. 22 May 1860, Louisville, KY
m1 Franz Joseph Kuiter, 10 Aug 1880, Louisville, KY
m2 William H. Sils, 25 May 1886, Louisville, KY
d. 12 Apr 1934, Louisville, KY

 
2. Mary Elizabeth Sand (21)
b. 26 May 1862, Louisville, KY
m. Theodore Henry Meiners, 21 Apr 1891, Louisville, KY
d. 23 Feb 1930, Louisville, KY

 
3. Henry Nicholas Sand
b. 26 Oct 1864, Louisville, KY
d. 16 May 1932, Louisville, KY

 
4. Mary Henrietta Sand
b. 7 Mar 1866, Louisville, KY
m. Jacob Lawrence Herd, 26 Oct 1887, Louisville, KY
d. 2 Feb 1940, Louisville, KY

 
5. Bernard John Sand
b. 23 Sep 1869, Louisville, KY
m. Lucy F. DeGraw, 30 May 1894, Louisville, KY
d. 5 Jun 1950, Louisville, KY

 
6. Catherine M. Sand
b. 20 Dec 1871, Louisville, KY
m. William Albert Olliges, 19 Apr 1893, Louisville, KY
d. 4 Oct 1947, Louisville, KY

 
7. Frances Clara Sand
b. 5 May 1874, Louisville, KY
m. Henry Leo Fick, 6 Aug 1895, Louisville, KY
d. 23 Feb 1933, Eden Valley, MN

 
8. Josephine Theresa Sand
b. 23 Sep 1876, Louisville, KY
m. John Henry Lichtefeld, 5 Jun 1901, Louisville, KY
d. 26 Dec 1938, Louisville, KY

 
9. Joseph Henry Sand
b. 19 Dec 1878, Louisville, KY
d. 29 Dec 1898, Fort Monroe, VA

 
Notes:
Gerhard Henry Sand immigrated to the United States in 1854.  He traveled aboard the Charlemagne, which embarked at Bremen, Germany, and arrived at the Port of New Orleans on 25 May 1854.  He settled in Louisville, KY, where he worked as a foundry laborer.  Henry Sand was naturalized as a U. S. citizen on 5 Apr 1866 in Louisville, KY.

 
Mary Elizabeth Poppe immigrated to the United States in 1858.  She traveled aboard the New York, which embarked at Bremen, Germany, and arrived at the Port of New York on 28 Aug 1858.  She settled in Louisville, KY, where she worked as a dressmaker.

 
Joseph Henry Sand served with the 1st Regiment of the Kentucky Infantry in the Spanish-American War in 1898.  He died from typhoid fever returning from the war.