Marriage Notice Arend in Quincy, Adams, Illinois

1901 16 May Age: 50 Newspaper The Quincy Daily Journal Page: 3


August Arend got remarried to a Anna Klusmeyer.
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George Benard Arend and Emily Edith Hoskins


George B. Arend got married at aunt Katherine Buehrig home


The Quincy Daily Journal Page: 3 December 18, 1907


----- Keokuk Couple Married Here -----


Geo Arend and Miss Emily Hoskin come down here to be Married at the home of the Groom's Aunt.


George B. Arend and Miss Emily E. Hoskin came down from Keokuk this morning secured a marriage license and will be made husband and wife this atfernoon at 4 o'clock at the home of the groom's aunt, Fred Buehrig of 1001 Jefferson street with Rev. William Schlinkman paster of St. Peter Evangelical church officiating. A number of their friends will be present at the ceremony and a fine supper is to be served the evening. The groom is the son of August Arend of La Grange, Mo., who is a brother of Mrs. Buehrig. He is employed at a shoe factory in Keokuk and it was there that he met Miss Hoskin, who is a resident of that city. They leave this evening for Keokuk where they will make their home.

Johann and Anna Arend

Johann Henrich Arend and Anna Marthe Bax or Box came in the USA back in Apr 15 1872 on a ship called Australia. They had 6 children with them. Thier names are Elizabeth, August, Anna, George, Elise, and Cath. They are listed on New York list as the name spell Arendt.
John and Anna made Quincy as thier home until thier death. They arrive in Quincy 1742. The children married once they arrive. All of them got married in Quincy, Adams, Illinois but August got married in Lewis, Missouri and Anna married to her second Spouse in Marion, Missouri. I couldnt find the oldest Elizabeth anywhere, but she was still living when John and Anna died.
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I found the listed of a Arendt family arrive 15 Apr 1872 on a ship Australia.
Johan Arendt born abt 1823
Anna Arendt born abt 1824
Elizabeth Arendt born abt 1850
August Arendt born abt 1853
Anna Arendt born abt 1855
George Arendt bron abt 1861
Elise Arendt born abt 1864
Cath Arendt born abt 1866

Port of Departure: Glasgow, Scotland
Ship route: Glascow-NY
Port of Arrival: New York, United States
Ship Name: Australia
Ship built: 1870
Shipping Line: Anchor Line
Ship tonnage: 2,243 tons
Ship Description: 3 masts, 1 funnel
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Johann Henrich Arend born 10 Mar 1823 in Elgershausen, Hessen, Germany. He was the son of Johannes Arend and Anna Martha Opfermann. Johannes Arend was the son of Rudolf Ahrend and Catharina Hellmundt. Rudolf Ahrend was the son of Johann Henrich Ahrend and Margaretha Althans.

See the Link below
http://www.marend.de/genealogie/ahrend.html

Death Notice of Arent "Arend" in Quincy, Illinois

Johann Henrich Arend

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The Quincy Daily Journal Saturday, September 16, 1899 Page: 8

----- Sudden Death -----

Of John H. Arent Yesterday Afternoon at his Daughter's - Stricken Twice With Paralysis Within two hours.

John Henry Arent aged 75 years, died suddenly yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Ed Quaas, 1535 North Seventh street, from a stoke of paralysis. Mr. Arent's wife died the last of last March and since that time he had made his home with his grandson, Louis Schaller, who is a bartender at the Quaas saloon. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Arent went over to the saloon as was his daily custom and while in the yard at the side of the house at 3:30 o'clock he was suddenly stricken with paralysis. A doctor was called but could give him but little relief, and at 5 o'clock Mr. Arent suffered a second stoke which resulted in his death almost immediately. Deceased was in fairly good heath up to the time of the first stocke yesterday afternoon and hid death was a great shock to his family and friends. He was had lived in this city for twenty-five years, and leaves four daughters and two sons to mourn his loss. He attended St. Peter Evangelical church. The interment will occur to-morrow.

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Anna Martha Bax/Box

The Quincy Daily Journal Wednesday, March 29, 1899 Page: 5

----- Death's Summons -----

Mrs. Anna Martha Arent died last night at 11 o'clock from a complication of diseases at age of 74 years and 8 months at her home, 1230 Hampshire street. She was born in Germany, where, fifty-one years ago, she was married to John Henry Arent. Mr. and Mrs. Arent have long been residents of this city and her death makes one more break in the ranks of old settlers which are so rapidly thinning out. Besides her hushand she leaves two sons and four daughters.

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