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Rev. Paul Johannes Theodore Hinderer
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  • Born near Württemberg, Germany

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  • Father Paul’s father was born Oct. 16, 1827 and died in 1882.

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  • Formally retires.

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  • Living in Waterville, WA with wife and son
  • Winfred, age 27.

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  • Lives with Emanuel Hinderer in Waterville, WA.

1938

  • Lives with Emanuel Hinderer in Waterville, WA.

1939

  • Lives with Emanuel Hinderer in Waterville, WA.

1940

  • Lives with Emanuel Hinderer in Waterville, WA.
  • Dies in Waterville, WA.

Ministry

Short Biography

1940 - Paul Hinderer newspaper obituary.jpg


  • 1863 - Paul Hinderer born near Württemberg, Germany

Married in St. Paul, MN

  • 1860 -Klara Schneider Hinderer born in Kirchheim unter Teck
  • 1884 - Klara and her Dad teachers in Stuttgart.
    • She had been a teacher of German, French, and music in a school with students about the age of our Jr. Hi level today. This school was very likely in Stuttgart, Germany. Her Dad was also a teacher in a boys school in Germany.

-*It is of interest that they were school teachers because there were two waves of immigrants: one blue collar and the other intellectual.

  • 1886 - Paul & Klara Hinderer marry
    • Father Paul and Mother Klara had know each other in Germany. They and her sister Emilie and her betrothed were married at St. Paul, MN Aug. 4, 1886 by Rev. Carl Gausewitz.
  • 1886 - Paul Hinderer serves Nodine
  • 1886 - Paul Hinderer served Brownsville while at La Crescent.
  • 1886 - Paul Hinderer serves at La Crescent (South Ridge), MN
    • Emmanuel Paul Hinderer born 1887
    • Clara: born Sept. 16th, 1888
    • Julie born 1890


  • Stuttgart, Germany
    • This is the same town Rosemarie would later grow up in

St. John's Lutheran Church, Redwood Falls, MN - Lived inMorton, MN before going to SD - served 1901-1902

https://books.google.com/books/content?id=cE40AQAAMAAJ&pg=PA374&img=1&zoom=3&hl=en&sig=ACfU3U3K1gJSYY9DXxeRdtx7aUfJIMteDg&ci=79%2C801%2C815%2C342&edge=0


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Johannes Hinderer born Father of Paul Hinderer. Born: Oct. 16th, 1827 Died: 1882 Was a teacher

Father Paul’s father was born Oct. 16, 1827 and died in 1882. He married Pauline Fredericke Hinderer who was born on Jan 16, 1830. 1886 - Klara Hinderer comes to America Mother followed her sweetheart in 1886. She had been a teacher of German, French, and music in a school with students about the age of our Jr. Hi level today. This school was very likely in Stuttgart, Germany. Her Dad was also a teacher in a boys school in Germany.

Mother continued with her teaching in her own home, teaching her own children the Bible passages and Bible stories, 10 Commandments, and expecting us to live by them.

Father Paul’s father was born Oct. 16, 1827 and died in 1882. He married Pauline

The Northwestern Lutheran obituary

pages 122-123; date of publication not available.

1940 - Paul Hinderer NWL obituary.jpg

The Rev. Paul Hinderer was born October 30, 1862, in Wuerttemberg, Germany, the son of a teacher and musician. After graduating from a German university he emigrated to the United States in 1844. In order to prepare himself for the ministry he entered Dr. Martin Luther College, New Ulm, Minn., and later attended school in St. Paul, MN. In 1886 he married Miss Clara (sic) Schneider, also a recent arrival from Germany. He served the following charges: La Crescent, MN, Goodhue, MN, [[Morton, MN, Poplar Grove, MN and South Shore, SD. After retiring for a few years in 1917 he served a mission in Portland, OR, and later Northwestern Lutheran Academy, Mobridge, SD, as dean. His final retirement began in 1929. His wife Clara (sic) died in Seattle, WA, December 31, 1936. After her death his health began to fail and March 19, 1940, the Lord called home His faithful servant at the home of his son Emanuel Hinderer in Waterville, WA, with whom he had made his home.

On Good Friday afternoon Rev. Fred Tiefel assisted by Rev. W. P. Amacher conducted the funeral service at Waterville and on Saturday Rev. Arthur Sydow officiated at a service at the Pacific Lutheran Cemetery, Seattle, WA, where his mortal remains were buried beside his wife. Rev. Tiefel's text was Mark 13: 35-37 and Rev. Sydow's John 19:41, 42.

He is survived by ten children, Immanuel and Paul of Waterville, Mrs. Julia Lemon, Mrs. Marie Harris, and Winfred of Seattle, Mrs. Clara Baur of New Ulm, Minn., Mrs. Elsie Eberly of Oroville, Theophil of Pullman, and Eugene of Bristol, Wisc., also thirty-seven grandchildren.

"And they that be wise shall shine as the brightness of the firmament; and they that turn many to righeousness as the stars for ever and ever." Aurthur Sydow.

source: The Northwester Lutheran found in Clara Hinderer Baur collection.Waterville, WA Pacific Lutheran Cemetery, Seattle, WA Seattle, WA [Category:1910s]]

Occupation(s)

Residences

Residence

1930 - Waterville, Douglas, Washington, United States

Other

http://www.welshistory.org/home/180009847/180009847/180071961/WELS%20Journal%20Vol%209.pdf

Hi Mom, Mary A found some info on Paul Hinderer. Page 95 of http://dc.uwm.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1055&context=etd. I also typed this section here for easier reading. You might enjoy the online book, though. http://cowtales.net/2016/03/02/httpdc-uwm-educgiviewcontent-cgiarticle1055contextetd/

http://www.robertfgray.com/genealogy/827.html

http://www.christlutheranzumbrota.com/site/cpage.asp?cpage_id=140001108&sec_id=140000681

James Baur - Speaking of newspaper articles: one of the things I love about this research is the overlap. I was reading old newspapers on the Schilling family and discovered an article telling how Paul HInderer and Jacob Baur attended a convention to decide if DMLC should remain under the control of the MN Synod or not.

Oldest of 6 kids 

Rev. Paul Theodore Hinderer; Emilie Hinderer; Johanna Charlotte Hinderer; Martha Hinderer; Hedwig Hinderer; and Emma Hinderer

Other

Streich family tree - https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/2:2:3CSM-YSC

WikiTree

The US government investigated Great-grandpa Paul Hinderer as a spy during WWI. His church was painted yellow and he retired in 1917/1918.

There are four years missing from Great-grandpa Paul Hinderer's life. I believe this letter helps fill them. Written family records indicate he was a missionary in Portland, OR, after he retired. I have found one obituary which supports this. The obituary claims he spent 4 years in Portland.

This letter is the first record I have found concerning Portland. I am assuming Paul or his wife Klara is the author because I recognize some words.I do not know who it is addressed to.

This letter was written in 1925. That leaves us with a 7 year gap. According to the obit, 4 years were spent in Portland. It also says he served a short time as Dean at Northwestern Lutheran Academy, Mobridge, SD. No year and one record exists for this activity. He permanently retired in 1929 and moved to Seattle, WA. Paul's wife had diabetes.

Page 3 mentions Mount Rainier (which is 14,000 feet high and located in WA state). I don't recognize the name of the lake. It was/is a popular vacation spot. Clara, Alfred, and Ralph would make trips to WA, or else Paul is telling about new sites.He also mentions South Shore, the town of his old church. I thought I saw Mazeppa too, but can't find it again.

Page 4 La Crescent is mentioned. This was Paul's first church in 1886. Emanuel, Clara, and Julia were born there.

Upside down text on Page 1 appears to be school grades. Paul's son Winfred (Fred) was age 22 and attending college. Probably lived with parent when not in school. Letter could be written by Winfred.

Please help transcribe/translate German script to English. Thanks!






Census

Paul T Hinderer Event Type Census Event Date 1930 Event Place Waterville, Douglas, Washington, United States Gender Male Age 67 Marital Status Married Race White Race (Original) White Relationship to Head of Household Head Relationship to Head of Household (Original) Head Birth Year (Estimated) 1863 Birthplace Germany Immigration Year 1884 Father's Birthplace Germany Mother's Birthplace Germany Sheet Letter A Sheet Number 1 Household Role Sex Age Birthplace Paul T Hinderer Head M 67 Germany Clara Hinderer Wife F 69 Germany Winifred E Hinderer Son M 25 Minnesota

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As translated by Google

XL VIII. Official Announcements.

Announcement in the Protestant seminary in Schönthal admitted pupils.

Of the 114 students who attended this year's bankruptcy examination for admission to the Protestant seminary in Schönthal 30 have been accepted as seminarians. the: Karl Dieter, son of the school teacher in Kottenburg; Karl husband, Son of the rector in Ravensburg; Otto El wert, son of the pastor in Tros- to sing; Gottfried Gok, son of the pastor in Dürnau; Karl Guotb, son the cameraman in Tübingen; Gotthold Piles 1er, son of f school teacher in Maitis; Ernst He heaps up, son of the Schultheiften in Bisgingen; Immanuel Herrmann, son of the institute teacher in Stuttgart; Friedrich Herwig, son of the pastor in Magstadt; Theodor Hiller, son of the parish rers in Altensteig village; Paul Hinderer, son of the senior teacher in Böb- lingen; Ernst Kälber, son of the gold goods manufacturer in Eftlingen; Eduard Knapp, son of the chief helper in Kirchheim; Gustav Krähmer, son of Kaufmanns in Geislingen; Heinrich Lutz, son of the professor in Hall; Albert Müller, son of the f manufacturer in Stuttgart; Eugen Müller, Son of the merchant in Stuttgart; Heinrich Mürdol, son of the pastor in Meimsheim; Ernst Planck, son of the pastor in Fluorn; Christian Kau, Son of the Wagner in Stamraheim, O.A. Calw; Gottlieh Ru pp, son of f Packers in Stuttgart; Otto Schanzenbach, son of the professor in Stuttgart; Reinhold Schmid, son of the parish priest in Sindelfingen; Richard Sigmundt, son of the Oheramtsarzt in Spaichingen; Georg S Hoher, son the War Council in Stuttgart; Wilhelm Stotz, son of the baker in Rosen- field; Otto Volz, son of the pastor in Steinenbronn; Eugen Widmann Son of the school teacher in Benningen, O.A. Ludwigsburg; Otto Wilhelm Son of the f bookbinder in Stuttgart; Karl Wolff, son of the estate manager ters in Filseck.

These pupils have Tuesday 21 October ds. Js. in the Protestant seminary in Schönthal and enter the Ephorus of the Anstalt, which announces the books to be brought in the Staats-Anzeiger will do the pledges with the in the government bill of o. November 1826 no. 489 prescribed attestation. In doing so, they become the same as the obligation to reimburse costs to the notice of 23 August 1875 (Staats-Anzeiger 197 8.1341) pointed.

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