Last Updated: 18 June 2010
The following is the family of G. G. Gottlieb Gaub, son of Gottlieb Gaub and Margaretha Hohenecker. Note of Judy A. Remmick-Hubert's: I rearranged some of the material in the following e-mail plus added data known from Edward and Dolly Gaub, my cousins.
The following
data was sent to me by patd@proaxis.com
who gives the credit to Lydia Haidle, Aug 1983, Page 235...:
Gen. 1
Gen. 2
Gottlieb Gaub b. 1878 Glueckstal, S. Russid d. Sept 1949 m. Margaretha Hohenecker *d. 1961, dau. of Jacob Hohenecker and Margaretha Wolfe.. Migr. to USA in 1909 on the ship Hanover. First they settled in Eureka, SD and later moved to Mildred, MT in 1911 and then to Marsh, MT. Issue:
Note from Judy A. Remmick-Hubert: Gottlieb and Margaretha Gaub were the God parents of my mother Lillian, nee Hein, Remmick. Margaretha was, also, present at the birth of my mother on the Hein farm n. Marsh.
*Magaretha Hohenecker parents were Jacob Hohenecker, son of Gotfried Hohenecker and Anna M. Schmitt, and Margaretha Wolfe, dau. of Christian Wolfe and Justine Retzer.
Gen. 3
Christoph Gaub, the elder, b. 1851 m. Christina Haidle**, dau. of John Georg Haidle and Margaret Heiser Issue:
Gen. 4
Joseph [Christoph] Gaub b. 1822 Issue:
Gen. 5
John Gaub b. 1797
Gen.6
[Joseph ] Jacob Gaub, the elder, b. 1777 Markgroningen / Ludwigsburg, Wu., Germany m. Johanna Lauz. Migr. to Armenian village of Grigoriopol, Russia in 1804.
His great-grandson, Christoph I, married Christina Hidle of Gluckstal. She was the daughter of John Georg, born in Germany. Ten children were born to this union, of whom Christoph II, Gottlieb, Joseph and Johann were the youngest. These four brothers came to America. Christoph and his brother Gottlieb were carpenters and wagoners (makers of wagons). Times were very bad and they sometimes sold personal possessions in order to live. Russia no longer adhered to the former promises she had made to the German colonists. The four brothers saw a more secure future for themselves in America where relatives were already well established."
In a message dated
4/26/01 8:23:32 PM, HARCECE@aol.com writes:The
following obituaries are condensed. If anyone would like more details, please
contact me one on one. All are from The Terry Tribune, Terry, MT
The following obituaries are condensed. If anyone would like more details, please contact me one on one. All are from The Terry Tribune, Terry, MT
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Jan 3, 1990
Carl Gaub, 79, died Monday Jan 1, 1990. He was born on Feb 21, 1910 in Eureka, SD, the son of Gottlieb Gaub, Sr. and Margaretha Gaub. He married Eva Buechler at the Congregational Church in Cabin Creek on May 30 1937.
Survivors include his wife, a son, Tennus, and a daughter, Evalena Monaghan, both of Terry; three brothers, Oswald, Theodore and GG, a sister Lydia Hubbert.
Nov 3, 1999
Funeral services for Lydia Hubbert, 86, of Miles City were held Friday from the Miles City First United Methodise Church. Mrs. Hubbert was born July 24, 1913 on a homestead near Marsh, the daughter of Gottlieb and Margaretha (Hohenecker) Gaub. The family moved to Terry in 1939. August 25, 1955 she married Foster G. Hubbert in Miles City where they later moved.
Survivors include a stepson Gordon (Liz) Hubbert; two brothers, Gottlieb G.Gaub, Theodore Gaub.
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March 29, 2000
Funeral services for Theodore "Ted" Gaub 76, Great Falls, were held Friday from the Great Falls Chapel of Chimes with burial in Highland Cemetery. Mr. Gaub died March 20, 2000 from a heart attack. He was born Nov. 18, 1923 at Marsh. In 1947 he married Selma "Sally" W. Kreuger in Forsyth.
Survivors include his wife, a daughter Kimberly of Great Falls; 2 sons, Leon and Blaine, a brother Gottlieb "G.G." Gaub
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May 24, 2000
Funeral services for Gottlieb "G.G." Gaub, 96, Miles City, formerly of Terry were yesterday from the Terry Wesleyan Church.
Mr. Gaub died May 19, 2000 at Friendship Villa, Miles City. He was born Nov. 22, 1903 at Glueckstal, South Russia, son of Gottlieb and Margaretha (Hohenecker) Gaub. At age five the family came to the United States. Mr. Gaub and Magdalena Hein were married Feb. 11, 1926.
Survivors include three sons, Miles, Ervin, and Edward; six daughters, Jeanette, Dalyce, Edith, Marion, Ruth, and Melisena; 24 grandchildren; 30 great-grandchildren' and 10 great-great-grandchildren.
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Note: The following is a cousin of the above four.
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July 10, 1996
Funeral services for Johann Gaub, 83 of Glendive were held Tuesday, June 22 at the Evangelical Church. On May 3, 1913 near Eureka, SD, Johann Gaub, Jr. was born to Johann and Friederika )Opp) Gaub joining three sisters and one brother. Mr. Gaub was only a few months old when the family moved to the Marsh, MT area. In 1947 he married Cora Janke of Richey, MT. He was preceded in death by his parents, four sisters and one brother.
Survivors include his wife Cora; one daughter, Alice Gaub; two sons, Marvin and Orville; one sister Rose Kuehn; one brother, Fred Gaub; 2 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren.
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The Terry Tribune, November 1997
Emma Strobel, age 85 of Miles City, Montana, formerly of Terry, passed away on Tuesday, November 11, 1997. Emma was born on September 13, 1912 in Eureka, SD, daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth Roesler Opp. She and Ludwig Strobel were married on March 4, 1930. They moved to Fallon Flat and farmed until 1970 when they moved to Terry, MT She is survived by her husband, Ludwig; two sons, Darwin and Ken; five daughters, Violet Straub, Verna Cole, Virginia Stickel, Vivian Reno and Vera Sackman; two sisters, Lydia Meidinger and Martha Morgan, 15, grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, three brothers, David, Daniel, and Otto Opp and one sister, Rose Opp.
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The Terry Tribune, July 12, 2000
Funeral services for Lydia Meidinger 90, Miles Citywere this morning at Miles City Trinity Lutheran Church. Interment was made in the Marsh Cemetery. Mrs. Meidinger died Friday afternoon, July 7, 2000 at the Eagles Manor in Miles City where she had resided since 1987. She was born Sept 18, 1909 in Eureka, SD, a daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth (Roesler) Opp. Jan 13, 1929 she married Christian Gaub. The couple farmed at Cabin Creek and had six children, Alvin, Leo, Eleanor, Lorraine, Arnold and Harold. After Christian's death in 1954, she remained on the farm until 1961 when she moved to Glendive. She then married Emmanuel Meidinger. They lived on his farm a year before moving to Fallon where they lived 21 years. He died in 1987.
Survivors include a daughter, Lorraine; three sons, Leo, Arnold, Harold, two stepsons, Roger and Harvey Meidinger, a stepdaughter, Violet Scammon; a sister Martha Morgan, a daughter-in-law, Vicki Gaub.
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Note:
Emma and Lydia were sisters. If anyone would like more information, please contact me one on one.
Cecelia C. Wolff
harcece@aol.com >>harcece@aol.com
LETTER:
Joseph Gaub , son of Christoph Gaub, the elder, 1848 d. 21 Nov 1923 m. Caroline Ketterling b. 25 Oct 1858 d. 22 Nov 1912
E-mail from Harcece@aol.com:
From the funeral program:
Anna (Gaub) Spidel b. 23 Dec. 1907 in Glueckstal, S.Russia - dau of Gottlieb and Margaretha (Hohenecker) Gaub d. 16 Oct 1985 in Terry, MT
Services: Community Presbyterian Church of Terry, MT
Burial: Prairie County Cemetery
m. 24 Feb 1929 to Emmanuel Spidel in Marsh, MT
Pallbearers: Ray Freiboth, Paul Dobbin, Floyd Revell, Fred Kaul, Martin Wolf, Dave Covert.
Survivors: Her husband; two sons - Elmer of Terry, and Clifford of Hysham; four brothers - Carl and Gottlieb of Terry, Oswald of Billings, and Ted of Great Falls; a sister Lydia Hubbert of Miles City; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by one infant son and two sisters, Rosina Gebhardt and Martha Gaub
(My note: Husband Emmanuel Spidel ancestors were from Bessarabia)
THE TERRY TRIBUNE, Terry, MT
Sept. 1993
Oswald "Ozzie" Gaub b. 4 Aug 1919 in Marsh,MT Son of Gottlieb and Margarethe (Hohenecker) Gaub d. 4 Sept 1993 at Deaconess Medical Center, Billings, MT
Services: Atonement Lutheran Church, Billings, MT
Burial: Sunset Memorial Gardens with military rites.
m. 6 Dec. 1945 - Annie Yankoff
m. 1 Oct 1973 - Gail Rainford
Survivors: Wife Gail; son Terry of Denver; one daughter Teresa Gremmer of Laurel, MT; one step-daughter Mary Lane Klimpel of Sparks, NV; one sister Lydia Hubbert of Miles City; two brothers, Gottlieb of Terry and Ted of Great Falls; four step-grandchildren; nine step-great-grandchildren.
Submitted by:
Cecelia C. Wolff
harcece@aol.com
Contact if you wish more details.
From the funeral program:
Anna (Gaub) Spidel b. 23 Dec. 1907 in Glueckstal, S.Russia - dau of Gottlieb and Margaretha (Hohenecker) Gaub d. 16 Oct 1985 in Terry, MT m. 24 Feb 1929 to Emmanuel Spidel in Marsh, MT
Services: Community Presbyterian Church of Terry, MT Burial: Prairie County Cemetery
Pallbearers: Ray Freiboth, Paul Dobbin, Floyd Revell, Fred Kaul, Martin Wolf, Dave Covert.
Survivors: Her husband; two sons - Elmer of Terry, and Clifford of Hysham; four brothers - Carl and Gottlieb of Terry, Oswald of Billings, and Ted of Great Falls; a sister Lydia Hubbert of Miles City; six grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren.
Preceded in death by one infant son and two sisters, Rosina Gebhardt and Martha Gaub
(My note: Husband Emmanuel Spidel ancestors were from Bessarabia)
THE TERRY TRIBUNE, Terry, MT Sept. 1993
Oswald "Ozzie" Gaub b. 4 Aug 1919 in Marsh,MT Son of Gottlieb and Margarethe (Hohenecker) Gaub d. 4 Sept 1993 at Deaconess Medical Center, Billings, Mt., m. (1) 6 Dec. 1945 - Annie Yankoff; m. (2) m. 1 Oct 1973 - Gail Rainford
Services: Atonement Lutheran Church, Billings, MT
Burial: Sunset Memorial Gardens with military rites.
Survivors: Wife Gail; son Terry of Denver; one daughter Teresa Gremmer of Laurel, MT; one step-daughter Mary Lane Klimpel of Sparks, NV; one sister Lydia Hubbert of Miles City; two brothers, Gottlieb of Terry and Ted of Great Falls; four step-grandchildren; nine step-great-grandchildren.
Submitted by:
Cecelia C. Wolff
harcece@aol.com
Contact if you wish more details.
In a message dated 5/26/03 3:29:02 PM, TSTANGLSR@aol.com writes:
<< In a message dated 5/25/2003 6:29:15 PM Eastern Daylight Time, moehogue@shaw.ca (Maurice Hogue) writes:
My maternal grandmother was a Gaub. She married my grandfather, Andrew (Andre) Penill Jr. in Bottineau on June 1, 1908. He was listed as 30 years old.
Her name was Carrie.
The marriage certificate shows her age to be 19, which would put her birth
date around 1888 or 89. My mother was insistent that Carrie was born in Odessa Russia.>>
ANSWER FROM TSTANGLSR
<<Maurice:
Just a bit more GAUB information, assuming that your "Carrie" Caroline Gaub is descended from the Gaub family of Glueckstal, Odessa, South Russia. I have researched the Gaub family back to Markgroeningen, Wuerttemberg, Germany. I have the Markgroeningen microfilms on indefinite loan at a local LDS Family History Center.
In Markgroeningen the family name was usually spelled GAUPP. The family emigrated to South Russia in 1804. The Glueckstal immigrant Johann Jakob GAUB (Gaupp) [b ca 1766 Beutelsbach, Schorndorf, Wue., son of Johann Andreas Gaupp, Weingaertner in Beutelsbach], married in Markgroeningen on 26 Jul 1797, to Johanna Eberhardina LAUX [born 24.6.1773 Markgroeningen], who died in Galatz [on the lower Danube River] enroute to Russia. This couple had one son in Markgroeningen, Johann Friedrich [b 31 Oct 1797, died 1856], who married Katharina Margaretha Wittich [b ca 1797 Peterwardein, Prussia, d 26 Nov 1859 Glk] in Glueckstal, probably ca 1819-1820.
In 1804 the route to South Russia from Wuerttemberg was to Ulm, Germany; then down the Danube River on "Ulmer Schachtel" boats to Galatz, where they left the River to be held in "quarantine" [really just until they paid a ransom] by the local Turkish Sultan [many died there] before being allowed to travel overland through Bessarabia to near Akkermann where they crossed the Dnjestr River Limon [bay] on small boats, continuing overland to Odessa City. These early colonists were held in Odessa for up to two years before being assigned to colonies. The earliest "Glueckstal colonists" were first quartered in Grigoriopol, upstream on the Dnjestr River from Odessa City, ca 1805-1806. In 1808 & 1809 these colonists were moved to Glueckstal, Bergdorf, Neudorf & Kassel, colonies newly established to "swap" Armenian villagers with the German colonists, who were not "getting along" in Grigoriopol.
Johann Jakob Gaub [1766] remarried to Johanna Katharina STAUSS [b 11 Jun 1785 Markgroeningen, d 4 Oct 1844] after arrival in South Russia--possibly while still in Odessa City, but may be in Grigoriopol [first known child was born in 1807]. The Stauss family also came from Markgroeningen in 1804, with the Gaub family and many other families from Markgroeningen, most of whom settled in the German colony of Glueckstal. It appears that Johann Jakob Gaub died ca 1849 [no death record, no mention in 1858 Glk Revision List], since Johanna Katharina Stauss' 1844 death record indicates that she was married, wife of Jakob Gaub.
One branch of the Gaub family in Glueckstal is related to my wife, Janice Huber Stangl, through an Opp/Ladner family. Until we can identify your Carrie's parents, I do not know whether you might be descended from the Gaub/Opp (Ladner) branch.
Regards, Tom Stangl >>
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Subj: New Gaub family information
Date: Saturday, November 26, 2005 9:43:25 AM
From: palm135@hotmail.com
To: RemMick@aol.com
Hello Judy,
I am the grandson of Bertha Gaub(Taron). I have had a printed copy of the family history you made and found your website recently. There are a few updates for our branch of the family tree. I put them in red italic so you can type or copy them. Have you ever made the trip to Borodino? If so what did you think?
Aaron Palmer son of Violet Guab (Palmer) : -)
o Jacob Gaub b. 19 Nov 1887 d. 11 July 1935 m. Maria Ruff b. 20 March 1893 Borodino / Bess. S. Russia, d. 24 Oct 1968 Glendive, MT, buried Dawon County Memorial Cemetery, dau. of Jacob Ruff and Katharina Hein Mrig. with her parents to USA in 1911 from Borodino / Bess. S. Russia to Baltimore then to Ashely, ND. then Marsh, MT. Issue (16 children; many died young) Issue:
ß Magdalina Gaub b. 31 Aug 1916 Marsh d. 30 July 1933 Marsh (farm accident)
ß Bertha Gaub b. 1921 d. Oct 1990 m. Arthur Taron Issue:
ß Deloris Taron
ß Gerald Taron
ß Ellen Taron
ß Robert Taron
ß Mildred Taron
ß Violet Taron
ß Rosemary Taron
ß Barbara Taran
Lorraine Taron