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Veterans of German Wars

From page 5 of the 5 September 1895 Dodge County Pionier

• Franz Ruebe, soldier from Guard Fusilier Regiment, served in 1870-71 campaign
• Ferdinand Jahn, former Zithan Hussar, served in 1866 and 1870-71 campaigns
• Carl Grashorn from Mayville, soldier with 91st Oldenburger Infantry Regiment, served in 1870-71 campaign
• Fritz Pegelow, 48th Brandenburg Infantry Regiment, served in 1866 and 1870-71 campaigns
• Hermann Prellwitz, 1st Pommeranian-Ulanen Regiment No. 4, fought in the German-French campaign
• Wilhelm Witt, 3rd Brandenburg Pionier Battalion, fought in 1864 and 1866
• Frank Ratzky, Guard Infantry, served in 1870-71 campaign
• Ed. Siegel, 54th Pommeranian Infantry Regiment, served in 1870-71 campaign
• Max Roth, non-commissioned officer, 1st Posischen Infantry Regiment No. 18, served in 1866 campaign
• John Reck, 8th Brandenburg Infantry Regiment No. 64, served in 1866 campaign
• Charles Sennecke, 3rd Guard Infantry Regiment, served in 1870-71 campaign
• Gottfried Beier, 2nd Pommern-Neumaerk Dragoon Regiment No. 3, served in 1866 and 1870-71 campaigns
• Friedrich Stange, 9th Landwehr Regiment in 1866 campaign, 42nd Landwehr Regiment in 1870 campaign
• W. Panzer from Fox Lake, lance corporal, 1st Brandenburg Grenadier Regiment No. 8, served in 1864 and 1866 campaigns
• Albert Genrich, 2nd Pommeranian Grenadier Regiment No. 9
• Michael Kledehn, 9th and 42nd Pommeranian Landwehr Regiments, served in 1866 and 1870 campaigns
• Wilhelm Draheim, 2nd Pommeranian Grenadier Regiment No. 9, served in 1870-71 campaign
• Fritz Winke, lance corporal, Schleswig-Holstein Dragoon Regiment No. 13,
• Wm. Kirchmann, 2nd Pommeranian Grenadier Regiment No. 9
• Wm. Kamp, 4th Guard Infantry Regiment on foot
• Julius Zinke, 2nd Pommeranian Artillery Brigade
• Adam Schitrumpf, 2nd Thueringen Infantry Regiment No. 32
• Eduard Weissenborn, lance corporal, 2nd Thueringen Infantry Regiment No. 32
• Wilhelm Porth, 8th Brandenburg Infantry Regiment No. 64, served in 1864, 1866 and 1870-71 campaigns
• Ed. Hohl, 1848 revolution
• C. E. Schade
• Carl Burck
• G. Kirchberg
• Henry Zeimet
• Gottfried Huebner

Dodge County Pionier, Tuesday, 16 May 1899, Watertown section
(translated from German) The following former German soldiers have been awarded medals of remembrance in Watertown through the German Consulate in honor of the 100th birthday of the "Great Kaiser Wilhelm I": F. Kieckbusch, Otto Riebe, Wm. Terwedow, Hermann Sch'nherr, Wm. Sch'nherr, Ernst Humboldt, Julius Hilgendorf, Friedrich Dr'ger, August Prahl, Albert H'fert, Ernst B'nding, Carl Schwenke, Carl Hackbarth, August Erdmann, August Schleu'ner and F. Schochert.