Individual Details

Marriage

Jacobs Henry Rudolph Studtmueller Catharine Maria Marg 06/17/1890 Castle Grove 2787 525 Scotch Grove Monticello
Jacobs Henry Rudolph
parents: Jacobs John and Miller Matilda
Studtmueller Catharine Maria Marg
parents: Studtmueller John and Olmtansers Johanna

Census (family)

146, 146, Jacob, H Rudolph, Head WM, 44, Married1 - 14 yrs, IA, Germany Pennsylvannia, Farmer
Katherine, Wife, FW, 44, M1-14, 1 child born & living, IA Ger Ger
Arnold J, Son, MW, 16, IA, IA, IA, Farm Laborer, Home farm

Census (family)

Angle Street
x, 462, 482, Jacobs, Henry R., Head, Own Free, MW, 59, Married, IA Germany PA, none
Katherine M., Wife, FW, 54, Married, IA, Germany Germany, none
Arnold J., Son, MW, 26, single, IA, Laborer, farm

Census (family)

Jacobs, Henry R, Own $6000, 69, Married at 29, IA Germany PA
Katherine M, 64, Married at 24, IA Germany Germany

Death

The Monticello Express, May 25, 1939. Page 1.
Mrs. H.R. Jacobs Interred Tues.
73 Year Old Woman Died After Heart Attack Saturday Had been ill.
Funeral services for Mrs. Rudolph Jacobs, 73, who died after a heart attack Saturday night, were conducted in the St. John's Lutheran church, Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Paul T. Gutknecht in charge. Burial was made in Sand Hill cemetery. Death occurred a few minutes after 11 o'clock. She had been in poor health for the last four months,
Mrs. Jacobs was born at Monticello, August 15, 1865. She was a daughter of John and Johanna (Oltmans) Stadtmueller. She was baptized at an early age in Monticello and later attended the public schools of Castle Grove township and the school conducted by the Rev. C. Mardorf, pastor of Wayne Lutheran church. She was confirmed in the Lutheran faith April 1, 1883 at the Wayne Lutheran church by the Rev C. Mardorf.
The marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs occurred June 17, 1889, at St. Peter and Paul's Lutheran church in Castle Grove township .It was performed by the Rev. C, Mardorf. One child, Arnold, was born.
The family home was made for 29 years on the farm now; occupied, by Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jacobs near Scotch Grove. In 1919 Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs retired from active farm work and purchased a home on South Maple street where for 20 years they made their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs have been active, faithful members of St. John's Lutheran church for nearly forty-nine years. In addition to her husband, son Arnold of near Scotch Grove, three grandchildren, Lorraine, Mildred and Marvin, Mrs. Jacobs is survived by four sisters, Mrs. B. H. Hanken of Langworthy, Mrs. W. H. Hanken of Monticello, Mrs. J. H. Hanken of Center Junction, and Mrs. J. F. Lieneman of Monticello, and three brothers, Austin Stadtmueller of Monticello, John Stadtmueller of Castle Grove, and Lou Stadtmueller of Castle Grove. Two brothers, Max of Fort Dodge and Ferdinand of Langworthy preceded her in death. Relatives from a distance who were in attendance at the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Mary Miller, and Mrs. Ella Levan of Dixon, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Byard Kurtz, Mrs. John F. Moore, Pauline Oltman, and Miss Bertha Schatz, of Cedar Rapids; and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Jacobs and son, Milton, of Edgewood.