Individual Details

Census (family)

Eno Burrack M 33
Christina Burrack F 29
Magaretha Burrack F 4
Henry W Burrack M 2
Augusta W Peters F 14, single, housekeeper, Germany

Census (family)

Enno Burrack M 44
Alke Burrack F 40
Maggie Burrack F 13
Henry Burrack M 12
John Burrack M 10
Gerd Burrack M 8
Dietrick Burrack M 6
Geo Burrack M 4
Enno Burrack M 1

Census (family)

Head Enno Burrack M 48 Germany, married 19 yrs, immigrated 1881-19 yrs in US, Farmer
Wife Aleke Burrack F 45 Germany, 9 children born 7 living
Son Henry Burrack M 18 Iowa
Son John Burrack M 15 Iowa
Son William Burrack M 13 Iowa
Son George Burrack M 9 Iowa
Son Eina Burrack M 7 Iowa
Daughter Anna Burrack F 3 Iowa

Death

THE MONTICELLO ADVANTAGE….JANUARY 16, 1936……PAGE 1
MRS. ENNO BURRACK DIES
Mrs. Enno Burrack, a long time citizen of Jones county and in late years residing at or near Strawberry Point, died Thursday of last week. The funeral was held at the Lutheran Church at Strawberry Point on Saturday. The sermon was delivered by the Rev. Max O. Jahr, and burial was at the Strawberry Point cemetery.
As Alke Katherine Rippen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Rippen, she was born at Friedeburg, Germany, August 12, 1855. She was married to Enno Burrack, Nov. 25, 1880. Two years later they came to the United States and settled near Monticello where they resided until 1895 when they purchased a farm five miles west of Strawberry Point. Eight years ago they moved to town and in 1930 celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. Mrs. Burrack was a member of the Emanuel's Lutheran church. Surviving are her husband and six children, Mrs. William Rieniets, John Burrack, William Burrack, George Burrack and Ernest Burrack of Strawberry Point, a n d Mrs. Wilbur Lickiss of Arlington, twenty four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.