Flachmeier family papers, 1855-1986.

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Flachmeier family papers, 1855-1986.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/19796548

Document the history of, and events in, the lives of the extended Flachmeier family including the Pautz and Hastedt families, both in Germany and the United States.

5 ft., 1 in.

eng,

ger,

University of Texas Libraries

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University of Texas Libraries

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Texas Lutheran College

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Flachmeier, Wilhelm Heinrich.

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Flachmeier, W. A. (William August), 1900-

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W. H. Flachmeier emigrated from Wiemelshausen, Westphalia, to the U. S. in 1893 where he attended Wartburg Theological Seminary in Dubuque, Iowa, as did his sons after him. He married Emilie Pautz of Witten on the Ruhr, and they settled in Texas where he held pastorates in Pflugerville, Rosebud, and Gillespie County. His oldest son William August was Lutheran pastor in Columbus, Texas, from 1923 until 1941 when he entered the army as a chaplain in the Asiatic Theater during World War II. From 19...

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