Nicholas Knoth Family Tree
If you are a descendent of Louise then you are connected to this family tree
through her mother Anna Knoth Seifert and to the Huber Family Tree through her
Grandmother Louise Huber Knoth.
The numbers represent the generations
from the Nicholas & Elizabeth who came from Hesse-Darmstadt, a
province of Germany. #2 are
their children. #3 their grandchildren and so on and so forth.
There very well may be more to this family tree. I have not
worked on it in about twenty years
- 1. Nicholas & Elizabeth Hurt Knoth
- 2. Johannes George Anton Heinrich
Sr. & Luise Frederika Huber Knoth
- 3. Johannes George Anton Heinrich & ? Knoth Jr.
- 4.
Frances Knoth
- 3. William Christopher & ? Knoth
- 4. Gladys Knoth
- 4. Lorine Knoth
- 3. Sophia Knoth & L. W. Burri
- 3. Anna Sarah Knoth & Henry (Hank) Frederick Seifert
- 4.
Frederick Henry
Seifert
- 4.
Amelia Louise
Seifert (1) Asa Lee Marker
- (2) Herman Henry Kerber
-
5 Herman
Henry Jr. & (1) Betty Hughes Kerber
-
6. Gary Ray Kerber (adopted name-Elders)
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(2) Cecelia Mae Davisson Kerber
- 6. Leslie Herman & (1) Sharon K. Mitchell
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7. Heather K. Kerber & Peneueta Aiaga
- 8. Peneueta Jordon Uisa Aiaga
- 8. Kyler Apulu Tofa Aiaga
- (2) Jeanne Joy Kerber
- 7. Travis Everett Kerber
- 7. Tyler Preston Kerber
- 6. Robert Henry & Judith Grace Fetter
- 6. Kathleen Viann Kerber & (1) Merwyn Leon Wright
- 7. Jeromy Leon Wright
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(2) William Kenneth Buis
- 7. Scott Wayne Buis
-
(3)
Gladys Fleck Kerber
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6. Tina Russell Kerber
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6. Alan Eugene & Lisa Hobgood Kerber
- 5. Helen
Louise Kerber (1) Glen Dale Roberts
- 6. Sharon Louise Roberts & Ernest James Patching
- 7. Christine Louise Patching & David Lee Lette
- 8. Aidan Lee Lette
- 8. Dawson James Lette
- 7. Shane Brandon (1) Davida BeAnn Combs Patching
- (2) Mercy Lucille Vice Patching
- 6.
Linda Dian Roberts & Donald Lewis Traylor
- 7. Bryan Mathew Traylor
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7. Tiffany Michelle Traylor & Adam Joseph Turner
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8. Cainan Josiah Turner
- 8. Abrahm Vaughn Turner
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7. Gwendolyn Danielle Traylor & (1) Corey Mzhickteno
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8. Lillyan Dove Mzhickteno
- (2) Haven Van Cleave
- 8. Tryston Pierce Van Cleave
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8. Adellynne Van Cleave
- 5.
Betty
Ann Kerber & (1) Calvin E. Lovelady
- (2) Derold Commons
- 5.
Clara
Belle Kerber & (1) Thomas Halleran
- 3. Louise Knoth & Otto
Frederick Koss
- 4. Lucille Koss
- 2. Elizabeth Knoth & Wilhelm Grill
- 3. Martha Elizabeth Grill
- 3. Johannes Wilhelm Heinrich Grill
- 3. Henrietta Otthilde Grill
8 Generations
From Hesse-Darmstadt to Canada to Maryville, Nodaway County,
Mo then to St. Joseph, MO
Aiaga, Buis, Burri, Combs, Commons, Davisson, Elders, Fetter,
Fleck, Grill,
Halleran, Hobgood, Huber, Hughes, Joy, Kerber, Knoth, Koss, Lette, Lovelady, Marker,
Mitchell, Mzhickteno, Patching, Roberts, Russell, Seifert, Traylor,
Turner, Wright, Van Cleave, Vice
Knoth Surname:
So far I have found that the origin is Anglo-Saxon, which of course
is German.
German: nickname for a gnarled or crude person, from
Middle High German
knode,
knote ‘knot’. Compare
Knoll,
Knorr.
I asked my Grandma (Louise Seifert Kerber) once she heard the name
pronounced. The K was "hard" and quick followed by nut - the h
on the end was not pronounced.
