Katie Wagner, 10 North 52 West
In 1880 Delaware County, Iowa, Matthew Wagnero 51, Babara 42, Peter 14, Katie 12, aMatthew 10, and Jacob 8 born in Germany, John 4 and Thresa newborni n Iowa.
In 1885 Delaware County, Iowa, Agnes Wagner is 47, Peter 19, Barbara 17, Kate 15, Matthew 12, all born in Germany, Jacob 9 in Dubuque County, Theresa 5 in Delawrae County.
THIS IS A DIFFERENT ONE, DYING IN 1917 - In 1900 Katherine Wagner is in Denver, born March 1870 in Iowa, with parents John B. Wagner 64 of Luxembourg and Franziska 49 of Germany.
December 1910 "Mr. and Mrs. Richard Northey entertained a company of friends on Christmas day at their home near Padroni. A most excellent dinner was served and the company had a group picture taken. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Nustel and daughter Florence, Miss Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. John Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Tanner and children, Mr. and Mrs. George Harris and son, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and little daughter, Miss Withers."
Katie claimed a quarter in section 21, 10N 52W, Logan County, in 1912.
January 1919 Padroni items "Mrs. H. Neustel and daughter Miss Florence and Miss Katie Wagner spent Saturday night in Sterling"
1919 Padroni items " Miss Katie Wagner and niece, Miss Florence Neustet were passengers Monday evening for Sterling, where the latter attends school."
In 1910 Logan County, Herman , born in Minnesora, and Theresa born in Iowa, both 33, have Florence 6 born in Colorado.
In 1880 Carver County, Minnesota, George Neustel 54 is farming, with Christina 50, Henry 22, all three born in Wurtemburg, , Frederick 21, William 19, Rosina 17, John 15, Sophia 13, Conrad 10, Catherine 8 and Herman 3 all born in Minnesota.
Herman Neustel claimed a quarter in section 21, 10N 52W in 1913.
Herman registered for WWI in Logan County, farming in Padroni, born August 16, 1876.
In 1920 Logan County, Herman 43 and Theressa 45 have Florence 16.
Herman and Teresa, both 52, are farming alone in Logan County in 1930.
In 1940 Logan County, Herman 64, Teresa 62, and Kaie Wagner 70, born in Iowa, have no occupations.
Herman 1876-1966 # 138547333 and Theresa (Wagner) Neustel 1877-1955 # 138547348 are buried in Wheat Ridge, Colorado.
"sister Katie Wagner is on the back of the stone."
Katie 1870-1940 # 138547378.
Florence Katherine Neustel was born at Cripple Creek, Colorado December 9, 1903, dying as Miler on March 30, 2001.
Florence was baptized in St. Peter's Catholic Chapel in Cripple Creek on December 9, 1904, sponsors Peter and Catherine Wagner.
Warren T. Miller and Florence C. Neusterl were married in Denver, recorded in Morgan County, COlorado.
In 1940 Denver, Florence is married to Warren Miller, both 36, with Warren 3.
Warren, born April 27, 1903, died in September 1971, lasat residence Denver.
"Warren Ronald Miller, born August 2, 1936, went to be with the Lord on November 19, 2018. Beloved husband of Nancy for 61 years.
Father of Steven (Emily), Eric, Matthew (Kelly), Christopher, Amy, Andrew (Annette), Vincent.
Grandpa to Elaine (Miller) Poplstein (Charlie), Andrew Miller, Joseph Miller, Madeline Miller, Leigh Miller, Juliette Miller, Emma Miller, Sara Miller, Christopher Miller, Megan Beatty, Kristen Beatty, Erin Beatty, Alex Miller, Ashley Miller,
Great Grandpa to Isaac Carmen, Luke Poplstein and Claire Poplstein.
Warren was born August 2, 1936 in Denver to Warren Theodore Miller and Florence Katherine (Neustel) Miller, and was their only child. He was a Denver native and a life long Colorado resident. He was a graduate of Cathedral High School class of 1954, and the University of Denver in 1961. He proudly served our country from 1956 - 1957 when he joined the U.S. Navy and was stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, and then with the Navy Reserve until 1962.
It was at Cathedral High School when he met the love of his life, Nancy Shipp. They were married January 5, 1957. Over the next nine years they were blessed with seven children. He worked tirelessly and lovingly to support his family retiring from King Soopers in 1998 after a long career as a Meat Manager. He was very active in the community donating his time as a football and baseball coach for many years.
In retirement he loved spending time with his wife Nancy, his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. He loved gardening, traveling and fly-fishing in the Colorado mountains. Warren was a 57-year parishioner of Our Lady of Fatima Catholic Church. He was a devout Catholic and he lived his life accordingly. He educated all of his children at Our Lady of Fatima School. He will be remembered for the love and devotion he always had for his family and he will be missed every day of his life.
Entombment, Mount Olivet Cemetery.