Daniel K. Roth[1]
1833 - 1922 (89 years)-
Name Daniel K. Roth Birth 5 Feb 1833 GR [2] Gender Male Census 1860 Morton Twp., Tazewell Co., IL - Daniel’s mother is living with the family
CLER Y Occupation Farmer Religion Mennonite Death 10 Feb 1922 Morton, Tazewell Co., IL [2] Burial Tremont, Tazewell Co., IL - Pleasant Grove Mennonite Cemetery
Person ID I5003 Schrock-Birkey Connection Last Modified 23 Jan 2019
Father Niklaus Roth, b. 1783, St. Marie-aux-Mines, Moselle, FR d. 6 Jan 1834, Lagny, St. Valentin, FR (Age 51 years) Mother Verena (Veronica) Zimmermann, b. 31 Dec 1789, GR d. 10 Apr 1878, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL (Age 88 years) Marriage 1807-1808 Family ID F3980 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family 1 Catherine Ropp, b. 27 Dec 1835, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL d. 25 Mar 1885, Tazewell Co., IL (Age 49 years) Marriage 27 Feb 1855 Tazewell Co., IL [2] - The wedding was at home with her Uncle Christian officiating.
Children 1. Jacobine Roth, b. 1856 d. 1924 (Age 68 years) 2. Veronica (Fannie) Roth, b. 14 Feb 1856, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL d. 17 Dec 1946, Tremont, Tazewell Co., IL (Age 90 years) 3. Joseph Roth 4. Amos Roth 5. Jacob Roth 6. Louisa Roth, b. 29 Apr 1866, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL d. 7 Jan 1940, Washington, Tazewell Co., IL (Age 73 years) 7. Catherine (Katie) Roth, b. 15 Dec 1869, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL d. 1 Oct 1942, Elgin, Cook Co., IL (Age 72 years) 8. Daniel K. (D. K.) Roth 9. Mary Ann Roth, b. 29 Sep 1875, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL d. 28 Mar 1959, Fisher, Champaign Co., IL (Age 83 years) 10. Amelia Roth 11. Samuel Roth Family ID F3520 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 31 Aug 2007
Family 2 Lissette Goldsmith, b. 27 Oct 1854, SW d. 11 Sep 1923, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL (Age 68 years) Marriage 15 Sep 1887 [2] Children 1. Samuel Raymond Roth, b. 7 Jul 1891, Morton, Tazewell Co., IL Family ID F6640 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 31 Aug 2007
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Event Map Marriage - 27 Feb 1855 - Tazewell Co., IL Census - 1860 - Morton Twp., Tazewell Co., IL Death - 10 Feb 1922 - Morton, Tazewell Co., IL Burial - - Tremont, Tazewell Co., IL = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - OBIT: Gospel Herald Vol XIV, No 48 2 March 1922
Roth - Daniel Roth was born in France Feb 5, 1833; died at his home in Morton, Ill, Feb. 10, 1922; aged 89 y, 5 d. Brother Roth came to America with his widowed mother when but four years of age. For a few years they lived in Ohio but later moved to Tazewell Co, Ill, where he lived the rest of his life.
He was one of the pioneer settlers of this country, experiencing many of the privations and hardships of those early days, having been enabled to see the changes in the community in the course of its development from raw prairie to the thickly settled, modernized farms and towns of today. This can be better understood when we remember how he often related the fact that he helped to cut wheat with the cradle on the ground where the town of Morton now stands. He accepted Jesus as his personal Savior when a young man, uniting with the Mennonite Church. His Christian character won the respect of his fellow Christians, being called to the ministry by his church in which capacity he served them until the infirmities of old age settled upon him, having been a faithful shepherd of the flock and remaining loyal to his Master until called by death.
In the year 1855 he was married to Catharine Ropp, who preceded him in death in 1885. This union was blest with nine children.
In 1887 he was married the second time to Lisette Goldsmith. Two children were born to this union. He leaves his loving wife, eleven children, 43 grandchildren, and 25 great-grandchildren, and a large concourse of neighbors and friends.
The children were all in attendance at the funeral. They are Mrs Fannie Heiser, Mrs Phoebe Staker, Joseph, Amos, Jacob, Mrs Louisa Rich, Mrs Katie Rediger, Daniel, Mrs Mary Teuscher, Amelia, and Samuel.
The funeral was largely attended, conducted by Bro C F. Derstine at the home, and at the church by Bro. Derstine and Bro. Simon Gingerich. Texts, Eccl 12:5; Psa 90; Phil 1:21. [2]
- OBIT: Gospel Herald Vol XIV, No 48 2 March 1922
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