Johann Carl HEINRICH Fehlandt
farm heir, Erbpächter farmer, Büdner farmer, farmer
b. 1825 in Picher (son of Hauswirt farmer Johann Heinrich Fehlandt and Catharina/Stine MARIE Schult, Picher)
d. 1903 in Mazomanie
marr. 1850 in Picher
MARIA Sophia Elise Niebuhr
b. 1831 in Hagenower Heide (daughter of Büdner farmer Johann Heinrich Niebuhr, Picher)
Children:
1. Johann CARL (CHARLES) Heinrich Fehlandt, b. 1850 in Picher, marr. 1876 Bertha Voss
2. Heinrich Friedrich WILHELM (WILLIAM) Fehlandt, b. 1851 in Picher, marr. Frederica Reese
3. Marie SOPHIE Dorothea Fehlandt, b. 1854 in Picher, d. 1922, marr. 1875 Henry H. Kirch
4. Johann HEINRICH (HENRY) Friedrich Fehlandt, b. 1858 in Göhlen
5. JOHANN (JOHN) Carl Fehlandt, b. abt. 1859, d. 1916
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7. Lewis Fehlandt, b. abt. 1866, Wisconsin, d. abt. 1887 Wisconsin.
8. AUGUST Frederick Fehlandt, b. 1869 Dane Co., Wisconsin, d. 1939, marr. 1896 Luella Belle Hill
Heinrich Fehlandt was heir of his parental farm in Picher and worked there until about 1854/1858. Why he left Picher and moved to Göhlen to work on a small Büdner farm afterwards I do not know. 1865 the family left Göhlen and reached New York on ship "Teutonia" on July 27th, 1865. They were accompanied by Heinrich Fehlandt's mother, Marie. She was born in
Strohkirchen near Picher in 1806, daughter of Hauswirt farmer Heinrich Schult and Sophie Meibohm.
At first the family settled in
Roxbury, Dane County, Wisconsin, and moved 1869 to the adjoining township of Berry. Heinrich Fehlandt farmed there until 1892 when he moved to the village of Mazomanie.
Thank you to George Williams for the information about the family's emigration.