| Res.1/Male/Husb} Stucki, Johannes (John) |
Family History} Olson |
| Res.2/Fem./Wife} Ruegsegger, Katharina |
HH Type} Historic household
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| Address/Location: | |
| Name(s)} | John and Katharine Stucki |
| Optional} | Washington County |
| Str./Apt.} | |
| City/etc.} | Santa Clara, Utah |
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| Household Dates: |
| Source} Cir 15 Jun 1880 |
| Move-In} Cir 1861 |
| Move-Out} Aft 1900 |
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Last Updated
by} Karen Hancock |
Date Updated} 26 Aug 2011
Date Created} 26 Aug 2011 |
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| Notes: Johannes (John) Stucki and his wife Katharina Ruegsegger came to the United States in
1860, and were members of the original Swiss pioneers to settle in Santa Clara, Utah,
in 1861. They had come from Switzerland with their daughter Rosetta and son
Gottfried (Godfrey). A son Ferdinand had died in Switzerland. Their children
Edward, Katharine and John were born in Utah. They are not found in the 1870 USA
census. In 1880, the family included Godfrey, age 21 years, Edward, age 18 years,
Kathrine, age 14 years, and John, age 10 years. John was a farmer and his two
older sons were working on the farm. In 1900, Godfrey and John were still
bachelors and living at home. Rosetta was divorced and also living at home.
The census reports that Katharine had had seven children, five of whom were then living.
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| Total # of Residents} 7 |
| Other Residents: |
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| Household | His Last HH} ___ | His Next HH} 230 |
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| Links => | Her Last HH} ___ | Her Next HH} 230 |
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| 3rd Res.} | Stucki, Rosetta | 230 |
| 4th Res.} | Stucki, Gottfried (Godfrey) | 230 |
| 5th Res.} | Stucki, Edward | 46 |
| 6th Res.} | Stucki, Katharine | ___ |
| 7th Res.} | Stucki, John A. | ___ |
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