Husband: Johann Michel ANGELROTH
Birthdate: 1795
Birthplace: Ollendorf, Saxony Weimar Eisenach, Germany
Death date: After 1880
Place of death: Outagamie County, Wisconsin
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Mother:

Marriage date:
Marriage place:

Wife: Marie Dorothea
Birthdate: 1795
Birthplace: Saxony Weimar Eisenach, Germany
Death date: 1870/1880
Place of death: Outagamie County, Wisconsin
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CHILDREN

Child No. 1: Dorothea ANGELROTH
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1829
Birthplace: Saxony Weimar Eisenach, Germany
Death date:
Place of death: Wisconsin
Marriage date: about 1858
Marriage place: Wisconsin
Spouse's name: Charles F. SCHULTZ

Child No. 2: Wilhelmine ANGELROTH
Sex: F
Birthdate: 1834
Birthplace: Saxony Weimar Eisenach, Germany
Death date: 1905
Place of death: Outagamie County, Wisconsin
Marriage date: about 1855
Marriage place: Wisconsin
Spouse's name: Henry SAIBERLICH

Child No. 3: Henriette ANGELROTH
Sex: F
Birthdate: 10 January 1835
Birthplace: Ollendorf, Saxony Weimar Eisenach, Germany
Death date: 23 September 1905
Place of death: Appleton, Outagamie County, Wisconsin
Marriage date: 1855
Marriage place: Outagamie County, Wisconsin
Spouse's name: Henry LIPKE
 

Documentation:
! Birth: estimated from Glazier and Filby, Germans to America, vol. 7, p. 136. This is a passenger list of the ship Elida from Hamburg to New York 22 May 1854, showing Johann Angelrodt, age 59, joiner, from Prussia, with wife Dorothea, same age, daughters Wilhelmina age 20, Dorothea age 25 and Henrietta age 17.
Independent sources confirm that Wilhelmina and Henrietta emigrated to the U.S. in 1854; however, Henrietta would have been age 19 in 1854, not 17. This is the only family of Angelroths or any similar spelling in this source in 1853, 54 or 55. Relationship to Henrietta Angelroth Lipke and Wilhelmine Angelroth Saiberlich not proven.
Johann Angeroat 59 M occup: Mch. Prussia USA. Dorothea 59 F Wilhelmina 20 F Dorothea 25 F Henriette 17 F.
! Immigration: Hamburg Direct Passenger List Band 6-7 Apr-Dec 1854 A-Z (film #0470836). Johann Angelrodt is the first person on this film roll. Very faint. Name: Angelrodt, J. mit frau und 3 tochtern v.[von] 20-17 j.[jahren]. Geburtsort [Place of Birth] Allendorf [abbreviation shaped like the letter y] Preussen. Name des Schiffes [Name of Ship] Elida. Capt. Jacklmann. Wohin? [Destination] New York. Datum des Abgangs [Date of Departure] April 15. Could be 13 but 15 is more likely given the way the numbers are written. No later than 16 (next date on page). 4 Apr 1998. Not found in Hamburg Reisepass- Protokolle 1854 (film #0561270, 1853-March 1854; #0561271, Apr-July 1854).Vol. 2, Issue 56 (week ending 26 Nov 2000), "The Family History of the Wickware and Wickwire Families,"
http://www.wickware.com/newsletters/newsletter56.htm.
Story taken from notes by Delores Miller, Greenville, and Leona Mech.
Among settlers who came in 1852 were Peter Smith, F. Tharnagel, T. Mulaine. Dennis Long, E.R. Stone, Wakefield and John G. Jewett. John Schefe and family, Frederick Becker, and the Angelroths, Scotts, Barclays and McGregors were in Greenville in 1853. A.P. Lewis and his sister, who later became Mrs. E.S. Palmer, Hiram and Joseph Jack and their families came in 1854. Philo Root came to the county in 1854, but did not settle in Greenville until he had taught two winters in Medina. Michael Woods came, with his bride, in 1855. Hiram Jack built his cabin broadside to the Appleton town road. The Jacks were among the first settlers to keep sheep, a difficult thing to do because predatory animals had a fondness for mutton and lamb. The wool was needed for clothing and stockings, the women (there were nine daughters and one son in this family) spun the wool for clothing as well as for mittens and stockings.
This family (Johann & Dorothea and children) is not in the 1860 Outagamie Co. WI Census. 1870 census for Ellington Twp., Outagamie Co., WI p. 14-15 (7 Jun 1870), Stephensville P.O. : Sauberlich, Mena. age 37 [b. 1833] FW. Keeping house. b. Prussia. Parents of foreign birth. 1900 census, Grande Chute Township, Appleton City 5th Ward, has her emigration date as 1861, but interior evidence suggests an earlier date. Look for Johann and Dorothea in 1860 Census indexes to find place of settlement (probably WI). Social Security Death Index lists only 5 people surnamed Angelroth, all in WI.
www.theriver.com/westlandpubn/ga.html
offers for $25 "Emigrants from Saxony (Grandduchy of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach) to America: 1854, 1859. Westland Publications, P. O. Box 820, Vail, AZ 85641 includes a listing for Angelroth. This publication arrived 23 July 2002. It is a combined list based on two articles by Dr. Herbert Koch (compiled by Clifford Neal Smith). The article relevant to the Angelroths is "Achthundert Auswanderer aus Sachsen-Weimar," (Eight Hundred Emigrants from Saxony-Weimar, 1854). This list covers only the eastern portion of the Grandduchy of Sachsen-Weimar-Eisenach, including only the Neustadt, Jena, Weimar and Allstet "Bezirke" (administrative districts) page 1. These names were abstracted from official notices required of legal emigrants.
ANGELROTH, Johan Michel. Place of origin: Ollendorf. Remarks: with wife and three children. (page 4).
1870 Census online at Heritage Quest Wisconsin, Outagamie Co., Greenville. Series M593 Roll 1730 Page 517
AUGLERATH M age 75 sex M Race W Birthplace Prussia written page 22 30 July 1870 Wakefield P. O.
line 3 family 143 dwelling 143 Angelrath, M 75 MW farmer (value of property not recorded); parents both of foreign birth. Is a male citizen of the U. S. aged 26 and upwards.
line 4 Anglerath Mary 75 F (M is crossed out) W keeping house; Prussia; parents both of foreign birth
line 5 144 144 Schultz Charles age 42 MW real estate $3000 personal property $1000 born in Prussia; parents both of foreign birth. Is a male citizen of the U.S. aged 26 and upwards.
line 6 Schultz Dorothy age 41 FW keeping house Prussia; parents both of foreign birth.
line 7 Schultz Matilda age 11 FW b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth. Attended school within the year.
line 8 Schultz Edmond age 10 MW at home b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth. Attended school within the year.
line 9 Schultz Charles age 9 MW b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth. Attended school within the year.
line 10 Schultz Louisa age 7 FW b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth. Attended school within the year.
line 11 Schultz Mary age 6 FW b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth. Attended school within the year.
line 12 Schultz William age 5 MW b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth.
line 13 Schultz Henry age 3 MW b. Wisconsin; parents both of foreign birth.
About Ollendorf:
http://nice1.gr.jp/11_8-OH.htm
Ollendorf castle is situated between Erfurt, Thuringia's regional centre, and Weimar, the 1999 European town of culture.
Ollendorf was once an important settlement on the historical Via Regia, one of the most significant routes of commerce in the Middle Ages, and which linked Thuringia and Saxony to Eastern Europe. At the end of the seventeenth century, after the castle had been destroyed by a fire, the manor was built in a simple rural baroque style. Following the decline of the Via Regia in the 19th century, the site was chiefly used for agricultural purposes and store houses and barns were built. Then the manor fell into disrepair after having been abandoned for several decades.