Individual Details

Marriage

Jacob Timpe & Christina Havlinger 17 Apr 1854 Crawford, Ohio

Census (family)

226, 226, Jacob Timpe, 26 M, Farmer, 1100, 150, Ohio
Christianna, 27 F, Hessian Germany
Mary, 7 F, Oho
Anna, 4 F, Ohio
Barbara, 2 F, Ohio
Anna, 60 F, Hanover Germany
John Maul, 16 M, Day laborer, Hessian Germany

Census (family)

Jacob Timpe M 36 Ohio
Christina Timpe F 39 Hesse Damutadt
Anna Timpe F 14 Ohio
Barbary Timpe F 12 Ohio
William Timpe M 9 Ohio
Catherine Timpe F 8 Ohio
Magdelena Timpe F 4 Ohio
Sarah Timpe F 1 Ohio
Anna Timpe F 70 Hanover, Ret keeping house
Mary Hofflinger F 17 Ohio, Domestic servant

Census (family)

Self Jacob Timpe M 46 Ohio, United States
Wife Chitena Timpe F 49 Germany
Son William Timpe M 19 Ohio, United States
Daughter Lany Timpe F 14 Ohio, United States
Daughter Sarah Timpe F 11 Ohio, United States
Son Phillip Timpe M 8 Iowa, United States
Other James Cronan M 12 New York, United States
Mother Ellen Timpe F 80 Germany

Census (family)

Head Jacob Timpe M 67 Ohio Germany Germany, Oct 1832, Married 46 yrs, wagon repairer, OFH
Wife Anna C Timpe F 69 Germany 3x, Feb 1831, M-46, 9 children born 7 living. Imm 1846, 53 yrs
Daughter Sarah D Timpe F 30 Ohio, Jan 1870, single,

Census (family)

Head Jacob C Timpe M 76 Ohio
Wife Christena A Timpe F 79 Germany
Daughter Sarah C Timpe F 40 Ohio

Death

Contributed by Betty - Spirit Lake Beacon, p. 7 - Spirit Lake, Iowa - 19 February 1914 - Mrs. Jacob Timpe Dead

Mrs. Anna Rettig, W.J. and P.L. Timpe were called to Auburn Saturday by the death of their mother, Mrs. Jacob Timpe. The funeral was held at the home on Monday, conducted by Rev. E.M. Bell of Lake City, Iowa. The following obituary has been prepared:

Mrs. Anna Christena Maul, widow of the late Jacob Timpe, passed away at her home in Auburn, Iowa, last Friday evening at the ripe age of 83 years.

She came to America with her parents from Hesse Davinstadt, Germany. She was married to Jacob Timpe near Crestline, Ohio, April 30, 1854. To this union eight children were born, of whom two are deceased.

She is survived by her six children, two aged sisters, thirty-three grandchildren and fourteen great grandchildren.

She was kind and loving in disposition, and those who knew her best often referred to her as "the little old saint." In addition to caring for her own, she adopted and reared a little New York orphan boy. She was a faithful member of the Presbyterian church and her husband a ruling elder. The obsequies were held at the home in Auburn on Monday, conducted by Rev. E.M. Bell, and her remains were laid to rest in East Liberty cemetery beside those of the husband who passed away last October. The profusion of flowers and large concourse of friends gave abundant testimony to the love and esteem in which she was held in Auburn.