August Karl Rauhut, 1872–1949?> (aged 77 years)
- Name
- August Karl /Rauhut/
- Given names
- August Karl
- Surname
- Rauhut
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Küchenhilfe, dry goods merchant, PVT 14 Infantry -
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Death of a father
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Note: bei Heirat der Tochter Pauline bereits verstorben |
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Note: blue eyes, brown hair, fair, 5 foot 4 1/4 inch, 14 inf. reg. blue eyes, brown hair, fair, 5 foot 4 1/4 inch, 14 inf. reg. |
Military service
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Note: blue eyes, brown hair, fair, 5 foot 4 1/4 inch, |
Military service
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Note: Name: August Rauhut Name: August Rauhut Source Information: National Cemetery Administration. U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: National Cemetery Administration. Nationwide Gravesite Locator |
Census
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Note: Field Staff, Band 14th Infantry, Philippines, Luzon, Armed Forces - Foreign Countries Field Staff, Band 14th Infantry, Philippines, Luzon, Armed Forces - Foreign Countries |
Death of a mother
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Naturalization
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Witness: August Karl Rauhut (aged 50 years) — brother-in-law Witness: Louis Hinz — Relationship |
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Note: dry goods merchant |
Birth of a daughter
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Death of a sister
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Death of a wife
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Residence
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Marriage
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Witness: Otto Rauhut (aged 52 years) — first cousin |
Schiffsreise auf der SS Columbus
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Military service
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Note: General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 |
Census
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Note: kitchen helper restaurant |
Death of a brother
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Death of a brother
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Death
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Note: It is very possible that this is a cousin or another relative of Christine's named Otto Rauhut. August K. Rauhut did join the service and something happened to him there that left him unbalanced. He committed suicide in 1949 by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. Mayflowr24
Note: Golden Gate Bridge Suicide In 1949 Golden Gate Bridge Suicide In 1949 1949 San Francisco Oakland Vet Dies in Leap Off Gates Span A Spanish American War veteran leaped to his death yesterday from the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge police reported. the victim was identified as August Rauhut, about 75 of 2816 19th Ave. Oakland. At 12:20 PM a bridge painter reported to the state highway patrol that he had found a gray overcoat, a cane and a blue pin stripe coat lying near the north tower. Ten minutes later, the Fort Point Coast guard station responded to a call from the lime point coast guard Light Station that a body had washed ashore near the foot of the north tower. Rauhut's son-in-law, Preston Hartman of Mill Valley, said his father-in-law was in poor health and had expressed fear he was going blind. The body of a man found floating in water off Bay Farm Island Alameda yesterday was identified as Dennis Crowley, 68 an old age pensioner living as 108 Oakland Man, 75, Dies in Leap Off Bridge; Eyesight Failing A man tentatively identified as August Rauhut, 75, Spanish American War veteran of 2816 19th Avenue Oakland leaped to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday. His body was recovered within an hour after the leap by a Coast Guard crash boat. Neighbors said Rauhut had been under treatment at Highland Hospital in Oakland for some months for failing eyesight. He was seen by bridge painters wondering along the walkway shortly after noon. Later they noticed his cane, overcoat and jacket piled near the north tower and notified highway patrol men. The body was seen shortly afterwards by keepers in the Lime Point Light House and they called the coast guard. Mr. Rauhut is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margurite Rauhut, an Oakland waitress and by a daughter, Mrs. Janet Hartman of Woodbine Drive, Mill Valley. (11-29-49 San Francisco Chronicle) |
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father |
1825–1877
Birth: October 21, 1825
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— Zduny, Krotoschin (Krotoszyn), Posen Death: before August 1877 |
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mother |
1829–1900
Birth: December 23, 1829
— Ujast, Militsch, Schlesien Death: 1900 |
Marriage | Marriage — — |
elder sister |
1854–
Birth: February 1, 1854
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Occupation: Arbeiterin — 1877 — Berlin, Brandenburg, Deutschland Death: |
4 years
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1857–1911
Birth: July 18, 1857
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Death: July 27, 1911 — San Francisco, California, USA |
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1859–1931
Birth: August 29, 1859
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Occupation: Gastwirt — between 1894 and 1903 — Groß Tschunkawe, Militsch, Schlesien Death: October 9, 1931 — Kaiserswaldau, Goldberg, Schlesien |
9 years
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1868–1935
Birth: July 1868
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Occupation: merchant in own dry goods store Death: January 11, 1935 — Oakland, Alameda, California |
4 years
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1872–1949
Birth: August 10, 1872
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Occupation: Küchenhilfe, dry goods merchant, PVT 14 Infantry - Death: November 28, 1949 — San Francisco, California, USA |
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1872–1949
Birth: August 10, 1872
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Occupation: Küchenhilfe, dry goods merchant, PVT 14 Infantry - Death: November 28, 1949 — San Francisco, California, USA |
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Marriage | Marriage — before 1912 — |
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daughter |
1912–
Birth: February 2, 1912
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1872–1949
Birth: August 10, 1872
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— Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien Occupation: Küchenhilfe, dry goods merchant, PVT 14 Infantry - Death: November 28, 1949 — San Francisco, California, USA |
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Marriage | Marriage — 1922 — USA |
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blue eyes, brown hair, fair, 5 foot 4 1/4 inch, 14 inf. reg. |
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Military service |
blue eyes, brown hair, fair, 5 foot 4 1/4 inch, |
Military service |
Name: August Rauhut Source Information: National Cemetery Administration. U.S. Veterans Gravesites, ca.1775-2006 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: The Generations Network, Inc., 2006. Original data: National Cemetery Administration. Nationwide Gravesite Locator |
Census |
Field Staff, Band 14th Infantry, Philippines, Luzon, Armed Forces - Foreign Countries |
Event |
dry goods merchant |
Military service |
General Index to Pension Files, 1861-1934 |
Census |
kitchen helper restaurant |
Death |
It is very possible that this is a cousin or another relative of Christine's named Otto Rauhut. August K. Rauhut did join the service and something happened to him there that left him unbalanced. He committed suicide in 1949 by jumping off the Golden Gate Bridge. Mayflowr24 Golden Gate Bridge Suicide In 1949 1949 San Francisco Oakland Vet Dies in Leap Off Gates Span A Spanish American War veteran leaped to his death yesterday from the north end of the Golden Gate Bridge police reported. the victim was identified as August Rauhut, about 75 of 2816 19th Ave. Oakland. At 12:20 PM a bridge painter reported to the state highway patrol that he had found a gray overcoat, a cane and a blue pin stripe coat lying near the north tower. Ten minutes later, the Fort Point Coast guard station responded to a call from the lime point coast guard Light Station that a body had washed ashore near the foot of the north tower. Rauhut's son-in-law, Preston Hartman of Mill Valley, said his father-in-law was in poor health and had expressed fear he was going blind. The body of a man found floating in water off Bay Farm Island Alameda yesterday was identified as Dennis Crowley, 68 an old age pensioner living as 108 Oakland Man, 75, Dies in Leap Off Bridge; Eyesight Failing A man tentatively identified as August Rauhut, 75, Spanish American War veteran of 2816 19th Avenue Oakland leaped to his death from the Golden Gate Bridge yesterday. His body was recovered within an hour after the leap by a Coast Guard crash boat. Neighbors said Rauhut had been under treatment at Highland Hospital in Oakland for some months for failing eyesight. He was seen by bridge painters wondering along the walkway shortly after noon. Later they noticed his cane, overcoat and jacket piled near the north tower and notified highway patrol men. The body was seen shortly afterwards by keepers in the Lime Point Light House and they called the coast guard. Mr. Rauhut is survived by his wife, Mrs. Margurite Rauhut, an Oakland waitress and by a daughter, Mrs. Janet Hartman of Woodbine Drive, Mill Valley. (11-29-49 San Francisco Chronicle) |
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Actes/USA/California/Oakland/1872-1949 August Karl Rauhut Alameda.jpg |
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Actes/USA/California/San_Francisco/1922-01-11 p Susan Jeanette + August Karl Rauhut San Francisco-California.jpg |
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Actes/USA/California/San_Francisco/1922-01-11 p August Karl Rauhut San Francisco-California.jpg |
Descendants of August Karl Rauhut
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Generation 1
August Karl Rauhut, küchenhilfe, dry goods merchant, PVT 14 Infantry -, son of Johann Gottlieb Rauhut and Susanna Kricke, was born on August 10, 1872 in Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien, PREUSSEN and died on November 28, 1949 in San Francisco, California, USA at the age of 77.
He married 2 times. The first time he married Paula Hanburger before 1912. She was born in 1884 and died on July 27, 1918 in Alameda, California, USA at the age of 34.
The second time he married Margaretha … in 1922 in USA. She was born calculated 1889 in Deutschland.
Children of August Karl Rauhut and Paula Hanburger:
- Susan Jeanette Rauhut (1912–) - follow 2.1
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Generation 2 back to top
Susan Jeanette Rauhut, daughter of August Karl Rauhut and Paula Hanburger, was born on February 2, 1912 in Oakland, Alameda, California, USA.
She married Preston Hartmann before 1949.
Ancestors of August Karl Rauhut
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Generation 1
August Karl Rauhut, küchenhilfe, dry goods merchant, PVT 14 Infantry -, son of Johann Gottlieb Rauhut and Susanna Kricke, was born on August 10, 1872 in Freyhan (Cieszkow), Militsch, Schlesien, PREUSSEN and died on November 28, 1949 in San Francisco, California, USA at the age of 77.
Generation 2 back to topJohann Gottlieb Rauhut, son of Johann Martin Rauhut and Johanna Christiana Sukale, was born on October 21, 1825 in Zduny, Krotoschin (Krotoszyn), Posen, PREUSSEN and died before August 1877.
Susanna Kricke, daughter of Valentin Kricke and Rosina Eva Ludwig, was born on December 23, 1829 in Ujast, Militsch, Schlesien, PREUSSEN and died in 1900 at the age of 70.
Generation 3 back to topJohann Martin Rauhut, ackerbürger (before October 5, 1856) and ackerbürger, son of Andreas Rauhut and Anna Rosina Hantke, was born before November 10, 1790 in Baschkow, Krotoschin (Krotoszyn), Posen, PREUSSEN and died on March 26, 1847 in Zduny, Krotoschin (Krotoszyn), Posen, PREUSSEN.
Johanna Christiana Sukale. She died on February 3, 1852 in Zduny, Krotoschin (Krotoszyn), Posen, PREUSSEN.