Erbin des Honkomp-Stammhofes in Steinfeld heiratet Heinrich Robke aus Damme.
Verkauf des Hofes 1880 an Ruhr aus Lohne.
Augewandert 1892 nach Putnam County, Ohio mit gesamter Familie und Vater Johann Heinrich.
Ankunft New York am 10.08.1892 mit Schiff GERA
1892 ausgewandert mit Familie nach Putnam County, Ohio.
Lebten bei Tochter Dorothea Kottenbrock-Robke in Pleasant, Punam County Ohio.
ausgewandert vermutlich 1885 von Steinfeld
389. Maria Elisabeth(Bertha) Robke
ausgewandert vor 1891 von Steinfeld
391. Catharina Josephina Robke
ausgewandert 1892 von Steinfeld
ausgewandert 1892 von Steinfeld als Pauline in Pssagierliste.
ausgewandert 1892 von Steinfeld
278. Anna Maria Carolina Magdalena Honkomp
14 children
279. Anna Maria Bernardina Honkomp
7 children
Landed at New Orleans on Oct.12,1846, and arrived New Vienna Nov.01,1846
Witnesses: Johannes Feangmann, Maria Tauke
They farmed first in New Vienna, then in Petersburg, then moved to Ashton/Iowa.
422. Frank Honkomp
He went 1887 to Carroll County to work on a farm. In 1902 he went to Ashton to f
arm with his brother Anton.
other source: born 4.Apr.1847, emigrated 1866
427. Elizabeth Honkomp
died of Typhoid
she died of a cancer.
Source: Joy Fleischer, Calgary Alberta, Canada.
emigrated 1866, husband Bernard Buttonboehmer met an untimely death by missing h
is step on a boat and drowed in the Ohio River at the age of 33. Leaving his wid
ow with two small children and expecting another child in three month!
Census 1880, lived on the farm of his father Clemens Honkomp in Wheatland Township, Ford, Kansas, age 31, together with father Clemens Honkomp, 60, children: Anne 6, Anto 4, Dina 3
Census 1900, Farm in Wheatland Township, Ford, Kansas, age 54
together with his father Clemens Honkomp, 82 and son Anthony C. Buttenbohmer, 25
Census 1920 lived alone on the farm in Weathland, Kansas, age 74
Drowned in the Ohio River by missing his step on a boat at the age of 33.
Emigrated with four sisters and his mother 1865 from Lohne/Oldenburg via Baltimore to Covington KY.
Arrival Baltimore 14.Sep.1865, Ship: FREIHANDEL
441. Child Buttonboehmer
Died as child from Cholera
442. Twins Buttonboehmer
lived only two days
444. Anton Clement (Bernard) Buttonboehmer
died of a ruptured appendix
304. Henrich Clemens (Henry) Honkomp
Geboren bei kl.Holthaus Steinfeld-Holthausen.
Ausgewandert über, Baltimore 23.09.1866, Bark UNION, nach Covington, divorced be
fore 1878 und moved to Joliet Il, a member of Palmer camp - modern woodmen of America since 23.Sept.1892, Camp No.1379 in Joliet..
Joliet, Il Directories, 1884-92
Name: Henry C. Honkomp
Location: 202 S. Joliet
Occupation: cigar manufacturing
Year: 1889, 1890
City: Joliet, IL
lives Holman St., Augustinburg KY
burial: Mother of God Cemetery, Kenton Vale, Kentucky
Notes from J.Klenke: his wife had a nervous breadown and was institutionalized.
She died, Clemens took his son to live with his Grandfather and his sister Maria
Catharina Honkomp/Buttomboehmer until the age of 10. When Clemens remarried his
son went ti live with them.
448. Amelia Honkomp
Cause of Death: Cerebral hemorrhage
305. Clemens Honkomp
emigrated USA 23.Sepr.1866
In 1876 he came to Sedali and worked at his trade as a journeyman for eleven years.
In 1887 he started in business for humself as a wholesale ans retail manufacturer of cigars, with his headquarter at No. 218 Lamine Avenue. He manufactured several special brands of cigars, among which the most popular are the "Golden Rod", a ten-cent cigar, and the "Lone Tree", which is retailed at five cents.
In 1889 Mr. Honkomp was married, in Boonville, Mo. to AnnieGlahn, who was born in that city, and they have one child, named in honor of his father and grandfather, Clemens.
The family have a pleasant home, where it is their pleasure to entertain their many friends and acquaitances.
In 1890 Mr. Honkomp was elected Alderman from the First Ward by his Demacratic friends, and was re-elected on the expiration of his term, serving altogether four years. During this time he was Charman of the Streets an Alleys Comittee.
(source: Portrait and biographical records, page 473)
Census 1930, Home: Sedalia, Pettis, Missouri, age 77,
as Boarder with James E. Hagemann, 42 and family