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Descendants of Jerg Gugeler

Generation No. 9

62. Gottlob Jacob⁹ Gugeler (Gottlob Jacob⁸, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Feb 13, 1829, and died Dec 19, 1900. He married Rosina Layer Dec 22, 1848.

Notes
Emigrated to Indiana

Children of Gottlob Gugeler and Rosina Layer are:

72	i.	Anna Louise¹⁰ Gugeler, born Oct 10, 1860; died Mar 31, 1950 in Junction City, KS.
73	ii.	Albert Fridrich Gugeler, born Apr 13, 1862; died 1874.
74	iii.	Heinrich August Gugeler, born Apr 13, 1862.

65. Christina Henrica⁹ Gugler (Gottlob Jacob⁸ Gugeler, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Jan 15, 1823 in Wangen, Wurtemberg, Germany, and died Sep 14, 1904 in North Webster, Indiana. She married Charles Baugher Nov 25, 1852 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana².

Notes
Spelling of this name does not match in all of the books:
I have selected the one which is in the Don and Evelyn Gugler's research book but I do not know the source of where each of the names came from.

Henriecka Gugeler GU117 116573 (Sister of Jacob)
Henrietta
Christina Henrica Gugeler

Children of Christina Gugler and Charles Baugher are:

	75	i.	Jacob¹⁰ Baugher, born 1852-1857 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana³. He married Catharine Zintsmeister Apr 04, 1886.
	76	ii.	Matilda Baugher, born 1852-1857 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana⁴. She married Samuel Ritter Nov 13, 1870.
+	77	iii.	John Adam Baugher, born May 24, 1857 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana; died Mar 04, 1920 in Indiana.
+	78	iv.	William F. Baugher, born 1859 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana; died 1932 in Indiana.
	79	v.	Christian H. Baugher, born 1852-1864 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana⁵; died Jan 20, 1941. He married Rosie Miksch Oct 04, 1884.
	80	vi.	Louisa Baugher, born 1860 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana. She married William Gross Oct 09, 1881.
	81	vii.	Henry Baugher, born 1852-1864⁶.

67. Eberhardina Rosina⁹ Gugeler (Gottlob Jacob⁸, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Mar 06, 1827 in Wurtembert, Vangen Oberant, Kannstadt Kingdon, Germany, and died Nov 13, 1886 in North of Woodbine, Kansas. She married Frederick Fiedler Dec 27, 1846 in Erie, Pennsylvania.

Children of Eberhardina Gugeler and Frederick Fiedler are:

+	82	i.	Charles¹⁰ Fiedler, born Oct 03, 1847 in Erie, Pennsylvania; died Mar 05, 1921 in Abilene, Dickinson county, Kansas.
+	83	ii.	Louisa Fiedler, born Apr 13, 1849 in Fairview, Pennsylvania; died May 20, 1919 in Topeka, Kansas.
+	84	iii.	Rosa Fiedler, born Jul 23, 1851 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana; died Mar 21, 1939 in Woodbine, Dickinson, Kansas.
	85	iv.	John Fiedler, born Aug 30, 1853 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana.
	86	v.	Johan Fiedler, born May 01, 1856 in Kosciusko Co, Indiana.
+	87	vi.	Daniel Reinhold Fiedler, born Jul 21, 1857 in Indiana.
	88	vii.	Rosalie Fiedler, born 1858 in Indiana. She married John Ryf Nov 11, 1880 in Dickinson county, Kansas.
	89	viii.	Fred Fiedler, born Oct 21, 1862 in Indiana.
+	90	ix.	William Fiedler, born Mar 24, 1864 in Indiana; died Sep 06, 1887 in Lyona area of Kansas.
	91	x.	Gottlieb Jacob Fiedler, born Sep 25, 1866; died Sep 23, 1887 in Lyona area of Kansas.
	92	xi.	Joseph H. Fiedler, born Mar 18, 1869 in Indiana. He married Emma.

68. Gottlieb Jacob⁹ Gugeler (Gottlob Jacob⁸, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Feb 13, 1829 in Wurtenburg, Germany, and died Dec 19, 1900 in Lyona area of Kansas. He married Rosenia Layer Dec 22, 1859.

Notes
Gottlieb J., the son of Gottlob Gugeler and his wife, Eberhardyna Orthlieb, was born February 13, 1829 in Wurtenburg, Germany. He came with his family to the United States in 1845, landing in New York in September and settling in Erie, Pennsylvania. They lived there until spring, and then went to Kosciusko County, near Webster, Indiana. His family included Gottlob Jr., Louisa, Henrietta, Rosina, Gottlieb, Jacob, Christian, and William. The youngest 5 came to Lyons Creek, Kansas.

Gottlieb first came through this area (Lyona, Kansas) in 1858 on his way back from California where he had been seeking gold and traveling for about 8 years. He liked the area so well, he brought his wife, Rosena Layer, whom he married December 22, 1859 in Indiana, and his brothers, Christian and Jacob, to settle the new found area. Another broter, William, followed later.

In 1860, he was elected the first probate judge in Dickinson County (,Kansas). They had a daughter, Louise, in 1860, Also, twins Albert Frederick and Heinrich August (1862). Heinrich died in infancy and Albert died in 1874. Gottlieb was influential in getting the church established in the early years.

Gottlieb felt called to serve in the Civil War with the Union Army. His wife and children lived with Ernestine (Mrs. John Adam) Biegert while he as away. He enlisted in the Union Arm September 2, 1862, 2nd Kansas Regiment, Company C., and became a sergeant. He was captured at Ft. Gibson, Indiana, September 1864, and held for some time in Tyler, Texas. He was mustered out August 11, 1865.

After returning from the war, their son, George William, was born June 30, 1866, followed by Mary Alice Gugeler in 1874.

Five generations of this founding family have been active in many capacities in the Lyona Church or their respective churches wherever they are living. Musical abilities have also followed down the family line.

Children of Gottlieb Gugeler and Rosenia Layer are:

+	93	i.	Louisa¹⁰ Gugeler, born Oct 10, 1860; died in Ligonier, Indiana.
	94	ii.	Albert Frederick Gugeler, born Apr 13, 1862.
+	95	iii.	Mary Alice Gugeler, born Mar 08, 1874 in Lyona, KS; died Jan 19, 1950.

69. Christoph Jacob⁹ Gugeler (Gottlob Jacob⁸, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Jun 24, 1831 in Germany, and died Aug 26, 1898 in Lyona, Kansas, USA. He married Elizabeth Weber Dec 03, 1854 in Kosciusko Co., IN.⁷.

Notes
Emigrated to Kansas
When Gottlob Jacob Gugeler came to the United States of America in 1846 the name changed from Gugeler to Gugler upon entry into the USA in N.Y. so all of the kids started to use the same spelling at that time. I do not know when Christoph changed his name but I believe it was when he came to the USA in 1859. Need to do more research in this.

The Jacob Gugler family came to the Lyona community from Indiana by covered wagon in 1859 or 1860. They settled and established their home one mile west of the church on Carry Creek acquiring 160 acres (80 acres from each section on both sides of the road up and down the creek). They purchased a one-room log cabin for $20, and moved it onto the land west of the road. They lived in it while building the stone house which still stands today.

In 1865, Jacob built the south part of the house, the basement, and one room upstairs. In 1867, he built the first part of the stone barn. In 1874, they added a second portion of the house, often referred to as the wash house (in later years), and a loft over the main flor as a bedroom for their sons. In 1875, the north part of the stone barn was built with two archways and grain bins up above. In 1877, the room, later used as a kitchen, was built onto the main part of the house, an upstairs room, and the connection to the wash house was made. In 1879, the stalls for 2 more horses were built on the east side of the barn. All of these buildings and additions have the dates carved into the rock and can still be read today.

Several of Jacob's children, grandchildren, great grandchildren and one great great grandchild lived in this house, but Fritz Gugler, a grandson, lived there 50 years -- the longest period of time for anyone. This house and part of the original acreage are now owned by Fritz's children -- Clark and Donna Gugler, and bill and Beth (Gugler) Wisecup.

The acreage east of the road now belongs to Ben Gugler's son, Donald and Evelyn Gugler. (Now has passed on to Donald and Evelyn Gugler's daughter Ardis Gugler). This house was built in 1914 by Ben and other family members at the time Ben and Ethel Lawrence Gugler were married. Donald has lived on this portion of the Jacob Gugler original acreage for more than 60 years. (Both Ben Gugler and Donald Gugler have passed away while in the basement workshop of this house. Donald Gugler was born within ten feet of the place in the house where he died.)

Church records show that Jacob and Elizabeth Gugler became members on probation of the Lyona Methodist Church in 1860 and full membership January 1, 1862. Jacob was a lifetime member and worker in this church from then until his death in 1898. During this time, he also built the stone house known as the Edwin Gugler farm now owned by Lee and Estherline Sellin. Lee's great grandfather was a brother to Jacob Gugler. Elizabeth was a very religious woman, and saw to it that all her children had a christian homelife. In 1903 after Jacob's death, she moved into Woodbine where she transferred her membership, and continued faithful until death.

Children of Christoph Gugeler and Elizabeth Weber are:

+	96	i.	Samuel H.¹⁰ Gugler, born Aug 26, 1855 in Kosciusko Co. IN; died Dec 26, 1938 in Lyona, Dickinson Co., KS.
	97	ii.	Mary Catharina Gugler, born Apr 24, 1857 in Koscusko County, Indiana; died Mar 20, 1869 in Lyona area of Kansas.
	98	iii.	Sarah A. Gugler, born Oct 26, 1858 in Koscusko County, Indiana; died Oct 12, 1859 in koscusko County, Indiana.
+	99	iv.	Phoebe Jane Gugler, born Aug 25, 1862; died Apr 01, 1941 in Woodbine, Kansas.
	100	v.	David C. Gugler, born Feb 22, 1864; died Dec 22, 1934. He married Elsie Gloettle 1893.
	101	vi.	Edward Joseph Gugler, born Mar 05, 1866; died Jul 19, 1930.
	102	vii.	Anna Margaret Gugler, born Jun 24, 1869; died Oct 30, 1876.
	103	viii.	Jacob Benjamin Gugler, born Jun 08, 1872; died May 20, 1898 in Lyona area of Kansas.
+	104	ix.	C. Clara Gugler, born Jan 03, 1876; died Oct 06, 1975.
+	105	x.	Harry Harvey Gugler, born Feb 20, 1881; died Apr 14, 1964.
+	106	xi.	Elizabeth Evers Gugler, born Dec 30, 1887; died May 27, 1972 in Bethany, Oklahoma.
	107	xii.	John A. Gugler, born Jul 03, 1860; died Nov 09, 1886 in Lyona Cemetery, Lyona, Kansas.

70. Christian Heinrich⁹ Gugeler (Gottlob Jacob⁸, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Sep 16, 1837 in Rielinghousen, D.A. Wurtemberg, Germany, and died Mar 28, 1908 in Kansas. He married Margaretha Gantenbein Aug 10, 1869, daughter of Fredolin Gantenbein and Anna Mitsch.

Notes
Christian Gugler was born 16 September 1837 in Reilinghausen, Germany, and came to Kansas in 1860. He had come to America with his parents, three sisters, and four brothers in 1846 and lived in Indiana. Four brothers: Gottlieb, Jacob, Christian, and William; and one sister Rosina, eventually came to live in this area of Kansas.

Christian served 6 months voluntary service in the Civil War. On 10 August 1869 he married Margaretha Gantenbein at the home of Jacob Gugler where she was employed. She had come with her parents from Switzerland. They made their home Sec. 10-14-4 and lived in a dugout. This is in the section south of the Harold Gugler home. They hand dug their well with Christian doing the digging and Margaretha hauling up the dirt with a bucket and rope. They lived there about one year and then moved several miles further up Carry Creek in a 3-room log house.

Christian was a farmer and nurseryman. He grew trees to seel to the pioneer settlers and for his own orchard. These trees included fruit trees as well as the osage orange (hedge) planted as living fences by the early settlers. Margaretha was a silk weaver by trade, but she soon lost her touch on the windswept priries of Kansas. Christian filled various offices of trust and responsibility with marked fidelity. He was constant in support of every kind of good work, greatly loved by all. He was an outspoken Christian.

Children of Christian Gugeler and Margaretha Gantenbein are:

+	108	i.	Emma Elizabeth¹⁰ Gugler, born Jan 11, 1875; died Feb 11, 1975.
+	109	ii.	Maria Rosina Gugler, born Nov 09, 1876 in Woodbine, KS; died Jan 03, 1944.
	110	iii.	Luella Gugler, born Sep 10, 1882; died Jan 28, 1969 in Reedley, CA⁸. She married Christian Mueller Nov 21, 1906.
	111	iv.	Minnie Margaretha Gugler, born Nov 05, 1885; died Sep 05, 1979. She married Sylvester Smith Nov 10, 1909.
+	112	v.	Charles Adam Gugler, born Aug 28, 1870; died Jun 25, 1938 in Woodbine, Dickinson, Kansas.
+	113	vi.	Lydia Anna Gugler, born Feb 19, 1872 in Woodbine, KS; died May 28, 1954 in Burdick, KS.
+	114	vii.	Albert Frederick Gugler, born Apr 07, 1873; died Aug 10, 1958 in Lyona area of Kansas.
	115	viii.	Mary Rosina Gugler, born Nov 09, 1876; died Jan 03, 1944. She married Henry Frederick Ahrens Nov 09, 1899.
+	116	ix.	Louise Pauline Gugler, born Sep 23, 1879; died Aug 28, 1973 in Colby, Kansas.

       71. William⁹ Gugeler (Gottlob Jacob⁸, Elias Jacob⁷, Georg Jacob⁶, Georg Jacob⁵, Konrad⁴, Gottlob Georg³, Jerg², Jerg¹) was born Mar 12, 1842 in Germany, and died Jan 12, 1912 in Enterprise, Dickinson county, Kansas. He married Anna Alice Miller Feb 03, 1866, daughter of Lawrence Miller and Amanda.

Notes
William Gugeler, youngest son of Gottlieb and Eberhardyna Gugeler was born in Germany. He was about 4 years old when he came with his parents to America and then to Indiana. He served three years during the Civil War. He was with the:

Kosciusko County, Indiana       (Found in the Kosciusko Co., Ind. Civil War list)
30th Unit
Company C
Private
Enlist: 28 September, 1862
Dischared: 1865

One year later on 3 February 1866, he married Anna Alice Miller. Together they came to Kansas in 1869. Their son, Frank, was born 7 November 1881 and died 19 August 1882. He was buried at Lyona, but after the death of his parents, his remains were moved to the Enterprise Cemetery.

The Gugelers also raised a little girl, Louise Delker, after the death of her mother. Louise later married Martin Hettenbach and the Gugelers moved to Enterprise.

William died 12 January 1912. Anna was born 7 October 1848 in Nobile County, Indiana and died 30 December 1928. She married C.O.Scrafford 26 March 1913 after the death of William Gugeler and lived in Enterprise.

       Child of William Gugeler and Anna Miller is:

117	i.	Frank¹⁰ Gugler, born Nov 07, 1881 in Lyona area of Kansas; died Aug 19, 1882 in Lyona area of Kansas.

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