Person:Johanna Kraatz (1)

Death Certificate No. 16, Cook County, Illinois, New Trier Township, Winnetka, (Primary district 4311)
Johanna Hoge, resident 829 Elm St., resident of city 50 years
Died 8 Feb 1923 at 1:30 am
Johanna Hoge was white female, married, wife of George C. Hoge; b. 4 Mar 1844, died at age 78 years, 11 months, 3 days, at home; b. Putbus Island, Rugen, Germany; father John Kraatz, b Germany, mother [no name] Dummer b. Germany
Informant M. K. Meyer, 829 Elm St., Winnetka, IL
Burial 10 Feb 1923, Rosehill Cemetery, Undertaker E. E. Moore Leon L. Hebblethwaite, Evanston, IL
Filed 10 Feb 1923

the sailing vessel Louise from Hamburg arrived at New York 4 June 1872 with passengers
Meyer, Georg, age 37, male, brickmaker, from Germany, to United States, steerage
, Johanna, 29, female, wife
Max 7.5, male, son
Meta, 7.5, female, daughter
Franz, 6, male, son
Emma, 2, female, daughter

Johanna MYER, Head, Widow, Female, White, age 36, born PRUSSIA, Seamstress, both parents b. PRUSSIA
Max, Son, Male White, age 17, b. PRUSSIA, At School, both parents b. PRUSSIA
Martha, Dau, Female White, age 15, b. PRUSSIA, At School, both parents PRUSSIA
Frank, Son, Single, Male White, age 13, b. PRUSSIA, At School, both parents b. PRUSSIA

Hoge, George, head, b. Sept 1859, 40, m. 12 years, b. German, both parents b. Germany, immigrated 1886, Dept. Manager general store, able to read, write, speak English, owns home free of mtg
, Johanna, wife, b. Mar 1845, 55, m. 12 yrs, 8 children 2 living, b. Germany, both parents b. Germany, immigrated 1872, able to read, write and speak English

Hoge, George, 50, m1 22 yrs, b. Germany, both parents b. Germany, immigrated 1889, naturalized, speaks English, manager grocery store, able to read and write, owns home w/ mtg
, Johanna, wife, 64, m2 22 yrs, 2 children 2 living, b. Germany, both parents b. Germany, immigrated 1872, speaks English, able to read and write

829 Elm St.,
Meyer, Max Karl, head, owns free of mortgage, white male, age 56, married, immigrated 1872, Naturalized 1883, able to read and write English, first language German, born Germany, both parents born Germany, able to speak English, President of Bank, self employed
Hage, Johanna, mother, 74, Divorced, immigrated 1872, Naturalized, able to read and write, b. Germany, both parents b. Germany, speaks English
Gruber [indexed as Guiher], Magdalene, nurse, 25, single, immigrated 1912, Papers, b. Germany, speaks English

HOGE, JOHANNA, Female/White, age UNK, Certificate #0160621, Date of Death 1923-02-08, COOK County, WINNETKA, Filed 23-02-10

Winnetka Talk, 17 Feb 1923
Mrs. Johanna Hoge Was Resident Here 50 Years
Last Saturday the funeral service for Mrs. Johanna Hoge was held at the residence of her son, M. K. Meyer, 829 Elm street, where she had been living during the last years of her life.
At the service Dr. J. W. F. Davies stated that Mrs. Hoge was born and lived on the Island of Rugen, Germany, up to the time that the family immigrated to the United States in 1872. Coming to Winnetka in June of that year, she has been a resident of the village for the past fifty years. She was the youngest and is the last of a family of six boys and one girl. Of her own family of eight children, two sons survive Max Karl Meyer of Winnetka, and Frank O. Meyer of Huntington Park, California. Three granddaughters and three great-grandchildren also survive. Mrs. Hoge was in her 79th year.
Burial was at Rosehill

Georg Meyer, male, 37, Ziegler (brickmaker), residence Guslaffshagen auf Rügen
Johanna Meyer, female, 29, Frau
Max Meyer, male, 7 years 6 months
Meta Meyer, female, 7 years 6 months
Franz Meyer, male, 6
Emma Meyer, female, 2
Departure: 15 Apr 1872 from Hamburg aboard the sailing ship Louise, Captain Melsom, for New York (accommodation not specified)
Shipping Clerk: Gustav Böhme & Co., Ship Flag: Norwegen
Source: Volume: 373-7 I, VIII A 1 Band 026 B [no image of actual pages, index only]