Obit: Glasow, Fred Henry William (1873 - 1957)

Contact: Dolores Mohr Kenyon 
 

Surnames: Glasow, Luebs, Hein, Fritsche, Holzhausen  
 

----Source: Clark County Press (Neillsville, Clark Co., WI.) October 31, 1957 
 

Glasow, Fred Henry William (23 September 1873 - October 31, 1957) 
 

Fredrick Henry William Glasow, 84, a former resident of the Town of Weston, died October 23, in Owen.  
 

Funeral services were held Friday afternoon from the Zion Lutheran Church, Stetsonville. The Rev. William Holzhausen officiated.  Burial was made in the Stetsonville Lutheran Cemetery. 
 

Mr. Glasow was born September 23, 1873, in Germany to Frederick and Fredericka (Luebs) Glasow.  He came to the United States with his parents in 1883 (aboard the Silesia) and lived in New York State for a short time before going to Neillsville.  The family resided in Neillsville until 1889 then moved to a farm in the Town of Weston.  
 

As a young man he worked as an apprentice cooper for the late John Hein.  In 1904, he purchased his father’s farm and continued this occupation until 1951, when he and his wife moved to Route 1, Dorchester, to make their home with their daughter, Mrs. Fritsche.  Mr. Glasow also hauled cream for the Clark County Butter Company for eight years, was an insurance agent from 1920 to 1950, and was assessor for the Town of Weston for many years. 
 

He was confirmed in the Lutheran Church (the rest of the obit was not found in the paper). 

 

GLOBE CEMETERY INDEX
WESTON TOWNSHIP, CLARK COUNTY, WISCONSIN

Sc.* Name Birth Death Notes & Military Spouse Married Parents

t

Glasow, Frederich Henry William

10 Jan 1834

15 May 1906

Naturalized 1906   

 

 Frederick and Fredericka (Luebs) Glasow

t

Glasow, Frederika

10 Mar 1836

8 Feb 1911

  Frederich Henry William Glasow  

 

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Bio: Neillsville, WI, Glasow Farm (ca. 1926)

Contact: History Buffs

 

----Source: Photo & 1926 Pine Valley Plat Map from Steve Robert's personal collection, Germans to America index


United States Germans to America Index, 1850-1897

 
Friedrich Glasow, 49 yr. old (1834) male, b. Mecklenburg
Immigration Date: 16 Jul 1883, Ship Name: Silesia
Entrance: New York, New York, New York, United States
Occupation: Farmer
Departure Port: Hamburg
Literacy: Unknown
Destination: USA
Transit or Travel Compartment: Staying in the USA [Transit]; Steerage [Travel]

 

New York Passenger Lists, 1820-1891

Friedrich Glasow, 49 yr. old male
Immigration Date: (3 Mar) 1883
Entrance Point: New York City, New York, United States
Nationality: Mecklenburg
Birth Year (Estimated 1834):

 

Glasow Family's Farm in Weston twp., Clark Co., WI

 

Photo above from Steve Robert's personal collection

 

      1926 Pine Valley, Clark, WI, Sec. 20 Plat Map

 

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1905 Wisconsin State Census, Weston, Clark, WI

 

1920 Federal Census, Weston, Clark, Wisconsin, United States

 

Household
Fred H Glasow Head Male 46 Germany, immigrated 1883, naturalized 1906
Bertha A Glasow Wife Female 34 Wisconsin
Verona M Glasow Daughter Female 14 Wisconsin
Elizabeth E Glasow Daughter Female 13 Wisconsin
Erna M Glasow Daughter Female 11 Wisconsin

 

Household
Wheeler Forman Head Male 50 Wisconsin
Ettie Forman Wife Female 47 Wisconsin
Leland Forman Son Male 26 Wisconsin
William Glasow Son-in-law Male 23 Wisconsin
Isadore Glasow Daughter Female 24 Wisconsin

 

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Bio: Glasow, Elisabeth Emile (Birth-16 Jul 1906)

 

Wisconsin Births and Christenings, 1826-1926

Elisabeth Emilie Glasow, White American Female
Birth Date: 16 Jul 1906, Clark, Wisconsin, United States, Town 25 Rang two West
Father: Fred Glasaw
Father's Birthplace: Germania
Mother: Bertha Beier
Mother's Birthplace: Wisconsin, United States

 

 


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