4.1.1 Caroline Wilhelmine Lobegeiger m Jacob Korner Their lineage

1. Friedrich August Wilhelm Lobegeiger married Caroline Wilhelmine Louise Witt on 7 November 1851 in Germany They arrived in 1862 on the Cesear Godefroy into Maryborough. They had 7 children.

1.1.  Caroline Wilhelmine Lobegeiger  b  14 Feb 1845  Duren married 7 Aug 1862 Jacob Korner at Taroom in Queensland and died 5 Sept 1939 at Kulgun in Qld  They had 7 children

Jacob Korner was born 7 April 1831 in Kiedrich Nassau in Germany and died 8th December 1902.

He is buried at the Engelsburg Baptist Cemetery Kalbar in the Boonah Shire.

He and Caroline had 

1.1.1  Helena Katerina   Korner   born 27 June 1863  d  28 June 1868

1.1.2   Mary Amelia Korner      born 19 May 1865 m Ferdinand Friedrich Wilhelm Krueger 28 Jan 1886  They had at least 1 son.

        1.1.2a Ferdinand Friedrich Wilhelm Krueger was the son of Carl Kruger and Johanne E                            Grambauer.  Carl and Johanne had 3 children
               Carl Kruger who married Johanne Ernestine Caroline Lobegeiger
               Ferdinand who married Mary Amelia Korner
               Emilie Albertine Louise Krueger who married Johannes Lobegeiger


         1.1.2.1 David Krueger  David married Clara Peters  1922 and he died 12 February 1969 at                      Kalbar.    Clara Peters was born 14 Dec 1896 she was the   daughter of Johann Peters and                                   Helena Elizabeth Muller.

1.1.3   Amelia Charlotte Korner  born 6 March 1869  m  Rudolph Huth 1888 died 25 Nov 1943                         They had 12 children

   1.1.3.1  Augusta Helene Ellen Huth   b  24 June 1889 M Gustav Adolf Dilger 1912  D  7 January                                    

1948 Walloon  4 children and lived at Marburg

    1.1.3.2  Sarah Huth                  b  12 Feb 1891  m William Louis Clem  1915    d   25 Aug 1978                                                Ipswich

    1.1.3.3  Frederick Huth            b  9 Jan 1893  m Ivy Tilley (Guth?) July 1918  d  16 Oct 1974

    1.1.3.4  Henry Huth                 b  9 Jan 1895  m Henriette Emma Moller Oct 1920  d  10 Feb 1977

    1.1.3.5  Rudolph Huth             b  26 Oct 1896 m Myrtle Evelyn Lewis  d 3 Mar 1982

    1.1.3.6  Lily Huth                   b 26 Sept1896 m William Frederick Henselin 1927
                                                m. Percy Oliver Trigger 1972  d  12 Aug 1995  Biggenden  d 12                                                             Aug 1995

Frederick Wilhelm Henselin was the son of Friedrich Wilhelm Henselin and Wilhelmina Dickfoss who was the daughter of August Dickfoss and Sophie Schneider.

    1.1.3.7  Alice Huth                  b 26 Aug 1901  m Sydney John Gregory in 1933  she died 1994
    1.1.3.8  Anna Huth                  b 26 Aug 1901  m  Walter Fernit Henselin 1925  d  2001
                                         Walter was the brother of William Frederick Henselin


    1.1.3.9   Herbert Huth              b  16 Sept 1903 m Esther Lily Henselin 1927 d  1994
                                              Esther was the sister of William and Walter.

    1.1.3.10  Clara Huth               b  9 Jan 1905 m George Alfred Heck 1928  d 1994
    1.3.1.11  Archibald Huth         b  1907  m Majorie Merle Law 1935 d  5 Feb 1960
    1.3.1.12  Emily Linda Huth     b  1 Apr 1913  Rosewoord m Ruben Billiau  d 7 May 1997                                                                   Southport

The Huth Family arrived on the ship San Francisco 1863  His parents were Carl Freiderich William Huth and Johanna Augusta Caroline Dehn.

1.1.4   August Korner   born 25 August 1871  m  Anna Schneider 1893  died 14 February 1962                                                          Boonah  They had 11 children

   1.4.1.1  Percy Korner               b  1915  d  `7 Dec 1961
   1.4.1.2  Benjamin Korner         b  28 Oct 1893   d  28 May 1894
   1.4.1.3. Ellen Amanda Korner   b 29 Aug 1895 m Joseph John Wolter 1919 d 1983
   1.4.1.4  Alfred Korner              b 23 Oct 1897  m  Emily Schossow 1920  d 5 Dec 1947
   1.4.1.5  Emma Korner              b  18 July 1899  d  25 Mar 1900
   1.4.1.6  Bertha Korner              b  13 June 1901  d  13 June 1901
   1.4.1.7  Marie Korner               b  14 June 1901  d  14 June 1901
   1.4.1.8  Minnie Korner            b 23 Feb 1903  m Alexander Wolter 1922 d 8 January 1934 Kalbar
                                                              He also married Hilda May Huth
   1.4.1.9  Rosa Korner               b 23 Jan 1905  m Alexander Andrew Dieckmann 1925
   1.4.1.10 Lena Korner          b 24 Feb 1907   m  Ernest Pfeffer  1928 d Toowoomba 1970
   1.4.1.11 Frederick Korner    b  3 June 1909 m Dorothy Evelyn Williams d  256 April 1997 Kalbar
 

  

1.1.5  Martha Catherine Korner  born 25 January 1876   m  Charles Muller  1897  died 9 Feb 1956                                    Kalbar
     1.5.1.1   Frederick William  Muller    24 Oct 1898  m  Esther Miriam Richter 1922  4 Children                                                      Died 19 June 1985  Beulah Victoria

     1.1.5.2   Ernest Muller                6 June 1900  13 Sept 1967  m  Helene Heit  1927
     1.1.5.3   Arnold Muller              12 Oct 1902     1980  m  Minnie Heit  1922 d 22 May 1980
                                                                                6 children
     1.1.5.4  Ellen Wilhelmine Muller   15 January  1905 m Victor Pfeffer 1925 d 24 May 1988

                                   The Heit girls were cousins.

Minnie Korner

1.1.6    Ida  Wilhelmine (Minnie) Korner    born 9 February 1878   m August Albert Herrman 1899 d 16 Dec 1963 Qld   They had 9 children


1.1.6.1   Alfred Charles Jacob Herrmann   B 7 June 1900  m  Elizabeth Albertina Lamprecht 1921                                                                Lived 59 William St. Kingaroy.
1.1.6.2    Ida Clara Herrmann   b 29 June 1902  m  Alexander Surawski  d 25 Mar 1995 Laidley
1.1.6.3    Edward William Herrmann  b  12 Oct 1906  m Ivy Maud Stonebridge 1930  d 13 Oct 1955
1.1.6.4    Philis May Herrmann          b  9 July 1908  and lived at Kalbar in 1980
1.1.6.5    Stanley George Hermann     b  14 Oct 1911  m  Elsie Louisa Domjahn 1933 d 21 Nov 1981
1.1.6.6    Alice Adeline Herrmann     b    1912  d  11 Nov 2009
1.1.6.7    Harold James Herrmann     b  1919  m  Iris Melville Ticchmann  d   28 Feb 1984 Kalbar

1.1.7   Johann Rudolph Korner   born 13 May 1884  d  24 May 1972  M  Emilie Matilda Heit 1907
She is another cousin of Minnie and Helena

  1.1.7.1    Henry Korner            b 13 Nov 1907  d  13 Nov 1907
  1.1.7.2    Bella Korner              b  28 Nov 1908  m  Benjamin Walter Moller  1926   d  6 Oct 1979
  1.1.7.3    Charles Korner            b  26 Apr 1911  d  10 July 1964
  1.1.7.4    John Benjamin Korner  b  20 Sept 1913  d  15 Nov 1976
  1.1.7.5   William Korner             b  9 Apr 1915  d  9 April 1915
  1.1.7.6   Leslie Rudolph Korner   b  7 Aug 1918 m Joyce Bulow   1945     d 3 Dec 1984
  1.1.7.7   Harold Colin Korner      b  21 July 1920  m Doris May Kassulke
  1.1.7.8   Norman Korner             b 23 Feb 1923   d  17 Feb 1988
  1.1.7.9   Evelyn Pearl Korner      b  24 April 1925  m   G Prenzler   d 14 Feb 1982

They had 9 children 

All are remembered on the Engelsburg Cemetery.

                      Emilie Mathilda Heit

· 12 December 2013    · https://familysearch.org/photos/stories/3932156

Emilie was the first child born to George Peter and Emma Hedwig Heit (nee Freiburg). She was born 15 December 1887 and livid end with her parents at Obum Obum, Engelsburg (Kalbar) Queensland Australia. On 31 July 1907 Emilie married Johann Rudolph Korner at the home of the bride's parents, Engelsburg, Fassifern. They were married by Baptist minister, Pastor Carl Krueger. After their marriage they took up farming at Kulgun. It was here at Kulgun that they raised their family of 8 children three daughters and five sons. Emilie and Johann lived all their married life on the farm at Kulgun until the time of their death. Emilie and Johan and their family worshipped at the Kalbar Baptistv church. They both took a keen interest in the church work and Johann sang in the church choir. Life on the farm was not easy. They worked hard and put in long hours to provide a living for themselves and their children. They experienced hard times, especially in times of drought when it was most disturbing to see cattle dying due to lack of food. It was during drought conditions that they used to travel to Mt Frazer with the horses and German wagon to get "Prickly Pear" for the cattle to eat. (Not a very pleasant diet even for cattle). Both Emilie and Johann took an interest in community affairs. Johann was for some considerable time the caretaker of the community dip. ( where cattle were dipped for ticks) He was a member of the farmers union and of the school committee. Emilie was a good housekeeper and cook and put her cooking expertise to good use, especially when it came the time for the local shows. This was evidenced by the many prizes she took in both bread making and cake making sections. Emilie's favourite hobby was her beautiful rose garden which she loved to tend, the result being beautiful blooms which were a delight to be seen. Emilie and Johann always loved Sundays and Sunday evening after tea was always a favourite time for them when they would gather with family on the front verandah and Johann would play the Button Accordian (Squeeze Box) and Emilie the mouth organ and a good old fashioned family sing-song would be enjoyed. At the young age of 41yrs. And 10 months Emilie passed away, having predeased her husband by 43yrs. He died at age 88yrs. One son Charles, predeceased him also. Both Emilie and Johann are buried in the Kalbar General Cemetery. The above information was in the Heit Family History book compiled by Merle Heit for their family reunion. The information came from my Aunt Doris Pfeffer who was my Dad's sister. There are some things I want to add after my dad was born Emilie developed " White Leg" which was thrombosis . She was bedridden for awhile and dad's older sisters had to care for him and their mother. She went on to have three more children after dad. According to my Mum , Emilie died while hanging out the family washing she cal lapsed and died. We Grandchildren never saw any evidence of grandma's prizes or saw any evidence of any family sing alongs etc I never knew he could sing or play a musical instrument. Which is nice to know I guess when grandma died all of those activities died with her. Because this is a side of Gran Gran ( which is what I called him) I never knew. I know they had an organ but I don't know who played the grandchildren used to play with it. I remember her rose garden that was a lot of work because there was no mower so grandma had to chip all the grass away from around the beds so the path s around the beds was dirt. Teeny Gran Gran's housekeeper kept the garden going. She was 16 when she moved in to help look after the family. Her name was Christina Wolter. To me she was the grandmother I never had in life she was plump and cuddly and I loved her. She was a very good cook. She worked very hard very very hard even when she developed crippling arthritis she had to work very hard she developed arthritis in the last couple years of Gran Gran's life after he died she went to live with relatives and has since died.