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Note N3538
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Arrived on ship Katharine Jackson from Le Havre, France with 4 family members.
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Note N3539
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Arrived on ship Katharine Jackson from Le Havre, France with 4 family members.
"Mrs. Catherine Koch, a pioneer resident of this county, died suddenly at her home in Liberty township Thursday night. Mrs. Koch, who is past eighty years, seemed to be feeling better than usual Thursday and retired about nine o'clock. Her sister was aroused in the night by hearing her breathing heavily and tried to awaken her. Failing in this, she called for her son, Andrew Koch, but before he reached his mother's bed side she had passed away.
Mrs Koch was born in the old country and came to Hamilton county with her parents when a child of three years. Following her marriage with William Koch, they moved here in the early settlement of the county, locating on the farm where her death occurred.
Surviving her death are the following children, David, Andrew, John, William and Philip Koch, Mrs. John Auselmann, residents of Liberty township and Mrs. Philip Cable, Ft Wayne. Funeral services held Sunday at the Lutheran church at Chattanooga with Rev. Kauffman in charge of the services."--18 Nov 1910, The Standard
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Oregon Motor Vehicle Registrations shows Joseph registered a 1930 Chrysler sedan in Beaverton in the 1931-1932 and 1932-1933 tax years.
Occupation listed in Portland Oregon City Directory for 1933, 1943. Residence given as Beaverton in 1933 and Portland in 1943.
"JOSEPH H. LIEBRICH
Died in his Tigard home, Monday, at age 79.
Born in Chicago.
Retired Pacific Power & Light Co. in 1968.
Survived by: wife, Martha; brother, Howard of Portland.
Services: Mass and Rosary, at 11 a.m. Thursday in St. Elizabeth Catholic Church."--8 December 1982, Oregonian (Portland, OR)
"Portland Man Boss Of Year. Joseph H. Liebrich of Pacific Power & Light coi. was named "Boss of the Year" Saturday by the International PBX Operators meeting at Los Angeles. He was presented a plaque signifying his selection.
Mr. Dorothy Liedtke, Portland delegate to the meeting and chief PBX operator for Pacific Power & Light, said the award was in recognition of the assistance which Liebrich had extended to the Portland club for many years.
Liebrich is a past president of East Side Commercial Club and Oregon Electric Club. For many years he was residential sales and dealer supervisor for the Portland division of PP&L's operations. He is presently an administrator in the corporate secretary's office."--4 July 1965, Oregonian (Portland, OR)
"Power Chief Urges Action. Company States Annual Dinner... Veteran Honored. Heading the group of veteran employes honored at the dinner, first of two in Portland, was Joseph H. Liebrich, residential sales supervisor in the Portland Office. Liebrich, who started with the company as an office boy, was awarded a 35-year pin."--19 Mar 1957, Oregonian (Portland, OR)
"LIEBRICH --Joseph H. Rosary followed by a Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 am Thursday, St. Elizabeth Catholic Church, SW 6th av. dr. & Lowell st. Vault entombment Riverview Abbey. In lieu of flowers, family prefers contributions to St. Elizabeth parish building fund. HENNESSEY, GOETSCH & MCGEE with MILLER & TRACEY, Funeral Directors"--9 December 1982, Oregonian (Portland, OR)
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Occupation as Tool maker/machinist listed in 1907 and 1917 and 1932 Indianapolis Indiana City Directory.
"JOHN LIEBRICH FUNERAL IS HELD AT MORTUARY Last rites for John S. Liebrich, age seventy-eight, 2102 North Talbot avenue, were held Wednesday at the Flanner & Buchanan mortuary with burial in Crown Hill cemetery.
Mr. Liebrich died at his home Tuesday. He was ill since the death of his son, Robert Liebrich, less than a month ago. A lifelong resident of Indianapolis, Mr. Liebrich had been a skilled mechanic practically all his life until his retirement eight years ago.
Surviving are a daughter, Miss Lena Liebrich, and a son, John E. Liebrich, both of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Webb, Chicago, Mrs. Fred Sehrt and Miss Mary L. Liebrich; a brother, George Liebrich, all of Indianapolis, and three grandchildren."--7 Nov 1935, The Indianapolis (IN) News
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Arrived 10 July 1916 from Liverpool, England on ship "Philadelphia" with three other family members. Naturalization papers report ship name as "Transylvania"
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A native of Woodbridge, Connecticut. Her parents emigrated to Ohio about the year 1796, at a time when the State was very thinly settled, following a trail which was marked by the blazing of trees. Were among early immigrants from Connecticut upon the "Western Reserve", that portion of Northeastern Ohio originally belonging to the State of Connecticut. Traveled on horseback to the new home of her parents in Ohio. Lived in Mesopotamia until her marriage. She was a devoted wife and mother, whose home was her delight, and to whose hospitalities friends were always welcome. A lifelong member of the Methodist Episcopal church, her last audible words were "Jesus, receive my spirit."