Peake Lutheran Cemetery
Peake cemetery is located in Section 30 of Rusco Township, about 7 1/2 miles
north of Riverdale, on Riverdale Road between 220th and 225th Road.
The church was built in 1906 and was called St. Paul's. The first grave was before the Church or cemetery was organized. A baby died and was buried in the place which was later organized into the cemetery. There are three graves without markers. One has a headstone but no names. -- From Fort Kearny Genealogical Society
Read August 20, 2000 by Dave and Mona Houser
Comments in brackets [ ] are not found on the gravestones, but are from cemetery and church death records.BERGER, Frank, 1874 - 1918 At Rest Small metal marker at side: Spanish War Veteran BERGER, Anton 5 Jun 1848 1 Aug 1930 Maria 8 Aug 1849 4 Feb 1913, wife of Anton Berger With 2 small stones. BUCHMAN, Peter 10 Feb 1829 18 Aug 1907 [see St. John's, Cedar Twp, for wife's grave] [BUCHMAN, child of Carl Buckman] CARMAN, Eduard Otto Dec 21, 1895 - Apr 16, 1913 "At rest" [son of Harm and Mary] CARMAN, Harm 1869 - 1949 Father Mary 1876 - 1956 Mother CARMANN, Ervin 22 Jan 1920 26 Oct 1920 son of F M and O H [Frieda and Otto] CARMANN, Harvey Rudolf, 11 Jul 1937 23 Sep 1937 [son of Rudolf and Dorothy Juhl Carmann] DAAKE, Margaret Mary Mar 15-16, 1945 DAUEL, Carl F, April 26, 1873 - Mar 2, 1957 Anna D. Sept 4, 1879 - Sept 16, 1968 DAUEL, Christian A June 13, 1904 June 25, 1992 Lillie A. Feb 28, 1909 June 27, 1984, Married Aug 15, 1928 Back of Stone: DAUEL - Parents of Dorathy, Wanda, Darold, Robert, Edward, Donald FINKE, Herman J. July 24, 1895 Jan 7, 1979 Frieda M. Apr 1900 Nov 25, 1997, Married Dec 22, 1920 FINKE, Orville, Sept 2, 1924, May 16, 1926 [son of Herman and Frieda Dauel Finke] FINKE, Jeneva, Sept 27, 1921, Nov 13, 1927 [dau of Herman and Frieda] FINKE, Richard D Aug 2, 1940 HANSEN, Margaretha, b Dec 2 1829, d. Mar 3, 1907, wife of Hinrich Hansen [HEINZ, infant unmarked grave] LAMMERS, John G. Dec 17, 1895 - June 19, 1964 Frieda M. July 1, 1894 - Feb 1, 1982 LAMMERS, Ruben J, Jan 18, 1922 - July 8, 1993 [son of John and Frieda Mueller Lammers] LINDNER, Herman, 1902 - 1959 Clara M, 1909 - 1938, wife of Herman Linder [dau of Vinzens & Bertha Kreutzer] Small stones: Mom, Dad McAULIFF, Melissa Sue, Aug 8, 1970 daughter of John and Kristi MUELLER, William Carl C. Oct 24, 1869, June 21, 1943 Photo Anna Maria D. Feb 28, 1869 - Oct 18, 1850 "I know that my Redeemer Liveth" [MAHL, child, buried between Christopher & Elizabeth Rieckmann. Cemetery records give the name as MAHL. Church death records include a child Clarence Erick MAULER died April 16, 1920. This may or may not be the same child.] OERTWIG, Father Frederick 1843- 1931 Photo Mother Johannah 1856 - 1926 OERTWIG, Robert Hilton, died Oct 5, 1919, age 10 m. 15 d. son of R C and E.A. [son of Robert and Eleanora] RAUP, George, Mar 5, 1849, Mar 18, 1922 "In Memory of George Raup" [church records have the name as George RAUB] [REEH Herman Aug 1909, age 9 mo.] RIECKMANN, Christopher H. 1835 - 1913 Photo Elizabeth M. 1832 - 1914 "Ruhet in Freden" Two small stones: Mother, Father RIECKMANN, William Sept 21, 1873 Sept 12, 1946 [son of Christoph and Elisabeth] RODEHORST, Ida, 1875 - 1931 "Mother" John H 1871 - 1946 "Father" Faithful to their trust even unto death. RODEHORST, Henry, Jan 12 - Jan 27, 1917, son of John H and Ida RODEHORST, Albert D, 1901 - 1978 SCHAKE, Christ O 1873 - 1931 Minnie M 1886 - Sep 1973 [dau of George Raup, wife of Christ O] Graves are not marked, but probably located in 3rd row, between Gustav and Caroline Taubenheim and John and Ida Rodehorst, where there is an unmarked space. TAUBENHEIM, Gustav A, Aug 14, 1861 - July 9, 1929 Caroline June 29, 1858 - June 5, 1931 TAUBENHEIM, Fred W. Oct 10, 1893 - Nov 30, 1921 At rest WILLOPER, Katarina C, 1850 - 1918 [wife of Fred] WILLOPER, Fred, 1842 - 1931 [son of Gustave & Caroline] ZWIENER, John, Oct 18, 1840 Mar 1, 1922 Marie, Aug 15, 1845 Sept 29, 1920, wife of John Zwiener, [sister of Marie Berger] Small stones: Mother, Father ZWIENER, Anna, 1881 - 1944 "At Rest" [dau of John and Marie Berger Zwiener]In the "baby row" there are indications of graves, including a small area of concrete, a concrete marker with no name, and a concrete edging around a grave. For possible names, see the Peake death records. Not all deaths are listed there, and some of those deaths were buried elsewhere.
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