Wilhelm (William) Mannigel (1859 –
1890)
Born: 1859 (Family Trees, Ancestry.com)
Immigration:
Married: Hanne “Annie” Welhoelter. She is also listed as Anna sometimes. Born in Germany
January 10, 1856, she
immigrated to America
in 1882. (1900 US
Census for St. Louis, St.
Louis County, Missouri) It could be that Annie came to St.
Louis, St. Louis County,
Missouri because there was already another family.in St. Louis. There is a cluster of Welhoelters
in the various censuses from 1880 on in St. Louis County,
Missouri.
In the 1920 US Census for St. Louis,
Annie was 62 and living alone on 22nd Street. Annie died June 10, 1933 in St. Louis,
Missouri and is buried in St. Peter’s Cemetery in St. Louis; Lot No. 53,
Section 3, Endowment Certificate No. 126 (e-mail Geli
Buchta, 10/9/02)
In 1890, William was working as a porter and living at 4031
N 2nd Street in St.
Louis, Missouri. (St. Louis Directories, 1889-1890, ancestry.com). Annie had family living practically next door
at 4031 N. 2nd Street.
(e-mail Geli Buchta, 10/9/02)
Death: 28 July 1890 in St. Louis, St. Louis County,
Missouri at 4031 N. 22nd (St. Louis Death Records, V24/p541). There is a probate record for William
Mannigel (d: July 28, 1890. St.
Louis Probate Court 17853 1890 micro
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Children
Mina (Minnie) Emilie Mannigel (William Mannigel Probate Record)
Born October 1, 1889 in St. Louis, St.Louis County, Missouri.
(Family Trees, Ancestry.com). Also listed as being born October 1889 in the 1910 census for St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri.
Married George Wladislaw in St. Louis, St. Louis County, Missouri
In the 1920 US Census for St. Louis,
St. Louis County, Missouri,
Minnie and her husband are living on Juniata Street. Minnie’s husband states that he arrived in
1912 from Hungary
and has filed first papers for naturalization.
Minnie was born in Missouri
but since she married a non-citizen, she is now listed as an alien. George is 32 is a machinist at an engine
works. Interesting that for place of
birth for both her mother and father, she put “Manigal.” Perhaps her husband gave the information and
heard the word, “father” and “mother” and thought they were asking for their
last name.
Minnie is listed as having died on March 14, 1925 in St.
Louis, St. Louis County,
Missouri.
She is buried at St. Peter's Cemetery, St. Louis,
Missouri. (Family Trees, Ancestry.com) Minnie’s obituary is listed in the St. Louis
Obituary Index 1925)
Children of Minnie
There is a George Wladislaw, born March 13, 1925 in Missouri. He died November 1, 1977 in Los Angeles,
California. (California Death Index, ancestry.com). This is almost certainly the son of Minnie
Mannigel and Minnie died in childbirth.
Possible relatives
of Wilhelm Mannigel
There was a cluster of Mannigels living on the same street
within two blocks of each other at the same time. They were most likely related:
Amelia Mannigel, widow, widow of Henry
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Amelia Mannigel,
widow Henry
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Charles Mannigel
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Frederick
Mannigel
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William Mannigel
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Amelia Mannigel,
widow Henry
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r. 3908
N. 2Second
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Charles Mannigel
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r. 3908
N. 2Second
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laborer
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Frederick
Mannigel
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r. 3908
N. 2Second
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laborer
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William Mannigel
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r. 4031
N. 2Second
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porter
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