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Ancestors and Descendants of
Michael Hammes, Jr & Margaretha Hammen
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 1886 - 1934 (48 years)
Has 124 ancestors and 122 descendants in this family tree.
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| Name |
Jacob C Vogel |
| Birth |
8 Jan 1886 |
At Home on Farm, Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County, Iowa  |
| Gender |
Male |
| Death |
14 Apr 1934 |
At Home on Farm, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa |
| Burial |
16 Apr 1934 |
Ss. Peter & Paul Cemetery, Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County, Iowa |
| Person ID |
I55 |
Peter and Anna |
| Last Modified |
26 Mar 2017 |
| Father |
Frank Benjamin Vogel, b. 12 Jul 1855, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio d. 14 Feb 1932, At Home, Sigourney, Keokuk County, Iowa (Age 76 years) |
| Mother |
Catherine Lutz, b. 28 Aug 1860, Peoria, Peoria County, Illinois d. 7 May 1947, At Home of Daughter, Mrs. William Allar, Sigourney, Keokuk County, Iowa (Age 86 years) |
| Marriage |
23 Jan 1883 |
Ss. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County, Iowa |
| Notes |
- VOGEL FAMILY REUNION HELD
The descendants of Frank B. and Catherine Lutz Vogel met for a family reunion on Sunday, Sept. 6 at St. Elizabeth Church Hall in Harper with a catered dinner for 65 family members. The Elizabeth Vogel Dumont family hosted the reunion.
Since the last reunion two years ago, five family members have died. Frank B. and Catherine Lutz Vogel were the parents of 16 children. The only surviving member is Mary Vogel Dehner of Wenatchee, Wash., who was present. Two current birthdays were celebrated, that of Mary Dehner, who will be 90 years old and Bernice Vogel, who will be 91.
Those present were the ANDREW VOGEL FAMILY: Virgil and Irene Vogel Bowers of Coralville; the ELIZABETH VOGEL DUMONT FAMILY: Leonard and Beulah Dumont and Joseph Wehr of Sigourney, Margaret Dumont Young of Oskaloosa, David and Eileen Young Van Gorp of Marion, Daverne and Marla Young Witt of Cedar, Janice Young of Cedar Rapids, Susan Young Fisher of Washington and Damian and Grace Dumont Gent of Keota; The JACOB VOGEL FAMILY; Alvin and Gertrude Vogel of Davenport, Bernard and Mary Francis Vogel of Bettendorf and James and Pat Vogel of Des Moines; the MICHAEL VOGEL FAMILY; Gerald and Mary Vogel and Karl of Downers Grove, Ill., Dr. Clyde and Karen Davison, Lindsey, Alex and Megan of Minorka, Ill., Mike and Rita Vogel and Kathryn of Chicago, Ill., Connie, Michele, Nicholaus and Cheyene Vogel of Bristol, Ill., Dan and Lisa Vogel of Peoria, Ill., and Virgil and Louise Vogel and John of Northbrook, Ill.
Also, the FRANK VOGEL FAMILY: Donald and Mary Ellen Schuman and Rita of Anabel, Mo.; the LENA VOGEL HAMMES FAMILY: Francis and Marcella Hammes Schneider of Tiffin, Kenneth and Kathryn Hammes Krier of Ollie, Paul and Marian Hammes of Keota, Charles and Duane Hammes of Cedar Rapids and Mary Hammes Webb of Sigourney; the MARGARET VOGEL HAMMEN FAMILY: Helen Hill and Robert Klobertany of Tomach, Wisc. and Donald and Lorna Hammen of Waterloo; the MATILDA VOGEL ALLAR FAMILY: Erma Allar of Sigourney, Dorothy Allar Strieck of Davenport and Jim and Marcia Strieck of Bettendorf; the JOSEPH VOGEL FAMILY: Dorothy Vogel Fisher and Marie Vogel Oliver of Keswick; the MARY VOGEL DEHNER FAMILY: Mary Vogel Dehner, Barbara Dehner Bockenstedt and Lisa of Wenatachee, Wash. and Marilyn Dehner Varnum of Newton; the CARL VOGEL FAMILY: Bernice Vogel of Keota, Charles and Bernice Vogel of Blairstown and Hubert Vogel of Casper, Wyo.
There was no one present from the LAURENCE and LEO VOGEL families.
SOURCE: Newspaper clipping probably Sigourney News Review, Sep 1992
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| Family ID |
F4 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Family |
Anna Margaret Hammes, b. 22 Aug 1886, At Home on Farm, Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County, Iowa d. 6 Jul 1958, Her Son Bernard's Home, Bettendorf, Scott County, Iowa (Age 71 years) |
| Marriage |
22 Feb 1911 |
Ss. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Clear Creek Township, Keokuk, County, Iowa |
| Children |
| + | 1. Alvin Francis Vogel, b. 7 Dec 1911, Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada d. 31 Oct 1997, Genesis East Medical Center, Davenport, Scott County, Iowa (Age 85 years) [Birth] |
| + | 2. Ralph Peter Vogel, b. 20 Jun 1914 d. 6 Dec 1994 (Age 80 years) [Birth] |
| + | 3. Vernon Francis Vogel, b. 31 Mar 1918, At Home on Farm, Warren Township, Lucas County, Iowa d. 19 Sep 2004, Wesley Hospital, Wichita, Sedgwick County, Kansas (Age 86 years) [Birth] |
| + | 4. James Louis Peter Vogel, b. 27 May 1920, At Home on Farm, Derby, Lucas County, Iowa d. 10 Aug 2013, Wesley Acres, Des Moines, Iowa (Age 93 years) [Birth] |
| + | 5. Bernard Charles Vogel, b. 22 Dec 1927, At Home on Farm, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa d. 31 Jul 2011, Trinity Medical Center, Rock Island, Rock Island County, Illinois (Age 83 years) [Birth] |
| + | 6. Louis Edward Vogel, b. 11 Sep 1930, At Home on Farm, Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa d. 7 Dec 2017, At Home, Roswell, Fulton County, Georgia (Age 87 years) [Birth] |
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| Photos
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 | Jacob Vogel & Anna Hammes wedding
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 | Jacob Vogel & Anna Hammes Vogel
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 | Anna Hammes Vogel, Jacob Vogel & Helena Hammes Greiner
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 | Double Wedding - Hammes / Vogel
Jacob C Vogel and Anna Margaret Hammes, and Constant Peter Hammes and Lena Mary Vogel -- February 22, 1911 |
| Last Modified |
26 Mar 2017 |
| Family ID |
F7 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Notes |
- Jacob C. Vogel was raised and attended school in Clear Creek Township, Keokuk County, Iowa. When he was old enough to work he worked for farmers in the area until about 1907, or about 21 years old, he migrated to the area of Wetaskiwin, Alberta, Canada. The reason he and other area farmers went to Canada was because some of the neighboring farmers had gone to the Seattle Worlds Fair and saw
promotions of homesteading in Canada and came back to Iowa with the news.
Jacob and his brother Andrew went out together and each aquired a farm. Jacob's farm was legally described as N. W. 1/4 23-45-4W, which consisted of 160 acres. There was a two story house on this land besides a row of lovely spruce trees. Jacob was a thresherman, owning an Avery Steam Engine, one of the biggest of its kind at that time. He, also, bought the threshing machine in 1909. With this
threshing machine, he did custom work for many of the local farmers. The crew totalled twenty men at a time, several men were needed to keep the steam engine at full steam, so it must have been a busy time.
Jacob went to Iowa for Christmas in 1910 where he became better aquainted with Anna Hammes, whom he had known earlier but was not serious. They got married on February 22, 1911 and went back to Canada with intentions of only staying a year, however it was 1916 before they came back to Iowa.
Jacob would haul grain into Wetaskiwin with two wagons, one had a team of horses, the other a team of mules. When the grain was unloaded, the team of mules would be turned loose, and they would find their way home by themselves.
An interesting incident happened in the fall of 1915, Jacob had done some threshing on the east side of Battle River using the Gould crossing. It was late in the season, and snow had covered the roads. The road from the Gould Crossing was steep and winding and Jacob decided to chain the back wheels of the threshing machine so it would not go down the hill so fast, but alas! as with many a plan, it did not work and when he started down the hill the threshing machine upset over the bank. Jacob left it there until spring, and then took it apart, and hauled it home and put it back together again. He soldit at his auction sale in 1916. The steam engine was purchased by Dick Humbke who used it for many years. This same steam engine did have its trials too. Fritz Humbke tells how one time they were crossing the Haultain Lake on the road, the grade was very soft, it gave away, and the steam engine upset on its
side. After several days hard work it was righted and continued on its way. This steam engine was eventually dismantled.
Jacob, Anna and their two sons Alvin and Ralph moved back to Iowa and purchased a farm near Derby in Lucas County where they lived for about four years. In 1920 they sold that farm and purchased another farm five miles south and one mile west of Chariton, Lucas County, Iowa where they remained until Jacob passed away at the age of 48 years 3 months and 5 days.
- OBITUARY
JACOB C. VOGEL
On January 8, 1886 Jacob C. Vogel was born in Clear Creek Township, south of Talleyrand, the son of Frank and Kathryn Vogel. A few years later he moved with his parents to a farm on the west side of Clear Creek Township where grew to manhood. In 1907 he with his brother, Andrew, moved to Alberta, Canada. After ten years he moved to a farm near Derby, Iowa, and in 1920 to a farm south of Chariton, Iowa, where he lived until he passed to his eternal reward on April 14, 1934.
On February 22, 1911 he was united in marriage at Ss. Peter and Paul church in Clear Creek by Rev. H. Sendbuehler to Anna M. Hammes, daughter of the late Peter and Anna Hammes of Clear Creek. To this union were born six sons, Alvin, Ralph, Vernon, James, Bernard and Louis who remain to mourn his loss with his wife, his mother, Mrs. Cathryn Vogel of Sigourney, seven sisters; Mrs. J. P. Dumont of Ollie, Mrs. C. P. Hammes of Sigourney, Mrs. Henry Hammen of Harper, Mrs William Allar of Sigourney, Kathryn, Regina and Mary of Iowa City and seven brothers; Andrew of Keota, Mike E. of Chicago, Illinois, Frank of Wellman, Joe of Harper, Lawrence of Ottumwa, Leo of Keota and Carl of Sigourney.
He was ill only a few days, passing away on April 14. A short service was held at Sacred Heart Church, Chariton, on Sunday afternoon with a large attendance of neighbors and friends. From there the body was taken to his old home which is now occupied by Carl Vogel. Funeral services were conducted at Ss. Peter and Pauls Church at Clear Creek on Monday, April 16. Requiem high mass was read by his local
pastor, the Rev. O’Conner of Chariton. He also preached the funeral sermon. Burial was made on the family lot at Clear Creek. The Rev. P. Kleinfelder, local pastor of Ss. Peter and Pauls Church gave the absolution at the grave.
Six nephews acted as pall bearers, Leonard and Wilford Dumont, Richard, Raymond and Norbert Hammes and Ernest Allar.
He was always a loving husband and a helpful friend and neighbor to all. He had many good deeds and always a kind word for everybody, and will be sorely missed by his many friends and relatives.
The funeral was largely attended . Those from a distance were Mr. and Mrs. George Yocum, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bonnet, Mr. Jim Kelly, Mr. M. V. Smith, Mr. Herman Steinbach and daughter of Chariton, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leinen, his son Nick and wife and Frances of Portsmouth, Iowa; Lawrence Vogel and wife of Ottumwa; Kathryn, Regina and Mary Vogel of Iowa City and Mrs. M. A. Hammes of Racine, Wisconsin.
SOURCE: Sigourney News Review, Sigourney, Iowa, April 1934
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