He relocated from Hagen to Schieder, Lippe about 1823. In 1824, he purchased the Wennemann farmstead (Number 25) in Schieder, also known as Fischanger ("Fishyard" in English), so named due to its location on the south bank of the Emmer River and the abundance of fish.
In addition to being a farmer, he was a collector of road usage tax, as Fischanger served a dual function as a tollhouse, being situated at what was then the border of the former Principality of Lippe and the former Kingdom of Prussia, near Harzberg.
In April 1847, he announced his intention to sell Fischanger and leave for America. He emigrated to the United States of America with his second wife and children in May 1847.
In America, he was called "Frederick".
He was an early settler of Rock Run, Stephenson County, Illinois, by 5 October 1847, where he farmed.
Frederick Mundhenke (as "Frederic Mundhenkie") purchased 59.8 acres of public land in Stephenson County on 7 June 1849 for $4.50 per acre (northeastern portion of Section 16 in Rock Run Township on present-day North Eggert Road at 42.43129134967303, -89.46035901885088 on the north bank of Rock Run).
Following the death of his second wife in 1872, he settled in Nebraska with his son, Friedrich Mundhenke.
With advancing age, he was no longer able to manage his own affairs, and his son Friedrich was appointed his guardian on 26 December 1874.
Frederick Mundhenke died in Precinct J, Seward County, Nebraska on 23 February 1876.
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Johann Friedrich Mundhenke married
(1) Anna Catharina Elisabeth Reese on 5 September 1816 in Oesdorf, Pyrmont (Germany) and
(2) Amalia Dorothea Humke on 16 August 1831 in Wöbbel, Lippe (Germany).
Father of twelve children (nine with his first wife and three with his second wife).
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Grandfather of Frederick Dietrich Barmington, b. 16 November 1844.
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He relocated from Hagen to Schieder, Lippe about 1823. In 1824, he purchased the Wennemann farmstead (Number 25) in Schieder, also known as Fischanger ("Fishyard" in English), so named due to its location on the south bank of the Emmer River and the abundance of fish.
In addition to being a farmer, he was a collector of road usage tax, as Fischanger served a dual function as a tollhouse, being situated at what was then the border of the former Principality of Lippe and the former Kingdom of Prussia, near Harzberg.
In April 1847, he announced his intention to sell Fischanger and leave for America. He emigrated to the United States of America with his second wife and children in May 1847.
In America, he was called "Frederick".
He was an early settler of Rock Run, Stephenson County, Illinois, by 5 October 1847, where he farmed.
Frederick Mundhenke (as "Frederic Mundhenkie") purchased 59.8 acres of public land in Stephenson County on 7 June 1849 for $4.50 per acre (northeastern portion of Section 16 in Rock Run Township on present-day North Eggert Road at 42.43129134967303, -89.46035901885088 on the north bank of Rock Run).
Following the death of his second wife in 1872, he settled in Nebraska with his son, Friedrich Mundhenke.
With advancing age, he was no longer able to manage his own affairs, and his son Friedrich was appointed his guardian on 26 December 1874.
Frederick Mundhenke died in Precinct J, Seward County, Nebraska on 23 February 1876.
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Johann Friedrich Mundhenke married
(1) Anna Catharina Elisabeth Reese on 5 September 1816 in Oesdorf, Pyrmont (Germany) and
(2) Amalia Dorothea Humke on 16 August 1831 in Wöbbel, Lippe (Germany).
Father of twelve children (nine with his first wife and three with his second wife).
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Grandfather of Frederick Dietrich Barmington, b. 16 November 1844.
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Gravesite Details
The birth year engraved on the modern replacement marker is incorrect.
Family Members
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Sophie Luise Mundhenke
1778–1778
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Engel Luise Mundhenke Pape
1779–1856
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Johann Friedrich Mundhenke
1782–1783
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Anna Luise Sophie Catharine Mundhenke Sievers
1784 – unknown
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Heinrich Friedrich Mundhenke
1787–1788
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Anna Maria Mundhenke
1789–1789
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Anna Sophie Henriette Mundhenke Beek
1790–1860
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Johann Bernhard Christoph Mundhenke
1796–1845
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Anna Marie Elisabeth Mundhenke
1802–1802
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Henerietta Mundhenke Altenbernd
1817–1899
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Mary Louise Mundhenke Atzbach
1819–1876
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Friedrike Marie Elisabeth Wilhelmine Mundhenke
1821–1838
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Friedrich Mundhenke
1822–1907
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Wilhelm Richard Philip Mundhenke
1824–1907
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Carl Johann Adolf Mundhenke
1826–1836
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Sophie Wilhelmine Mundhenke
1830–1831
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Louisa Mundhenke Barkman
1833–1906
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Sophie "Sophia" Mundhenke Schroeder
1834–1887
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John Carl Munt
1839–1909
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