Johan Knuth and Sophia Kortuer Family
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Male
Johan Knuth
Birth Abt Jun 1827 Swinemünde, Pommern, Prussia 
Death 9 Mar 1887 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Burial Mar 1887 Graceland Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Marriage Father Mother
Female
Sophia Kortuer
Birth Nov 1827 Swinemünde, Pommern, Prussia Death 12 Mar 1903 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Burial Mar 1903 Forest Home Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Father Mother
Male
+ Ferdinand Knuth
Birth Apr 1853 Pommern, Prussia Death 23 Mar 1902 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Burial 26 Mar 1902 Waldheim Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Spouse Anna Karolina Ernestina Shall | F391 Marriage 3 Jul 1877 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Male
+ Charles E. Knuth
Birth 22 Jan 1856 Pommern, Prussia Death 16 Dec 1927 Denver, Colorado, USA Burial Dec 1927 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Spouse Anna Mary Oestmann | F60 Marriage 24 Jun 1875 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Female
+ Augusta Knuth
Birth 7 Jan 1859 Swinemünde, Pommern, Prussia Death 10 Jul 1940 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Burial 13 Jul 1940 Acacia Park Cemetery, Norwood Township, Cook County, Illinois, USA Spouse Louis Kopp | F4211 Marriage 9 Apr 1881 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Spouse August Hagen | F393 Marriage 27 Sep 1890 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Female
+ Minnie Knuth
Birth 3 Dec 1859 Pommern, Prussia Death 11 Mar 1944 Norwood Park, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Burial 15 Mar 1944 Forest Home Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Spouse Henry Leutz | F392 Marriage 24 Dec 1880 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
Female
+ Emelia C. Knuth
Birth 4 Sep 1862 Pommern, Prussia Death 16 Mar 1915 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Burial 18 Mar 1915 Forest Home Cemetery, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA Spouse Herman H. Wilke | F395 Marriage 15 Aug 1881 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, USA
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Notes - Family lived at 196 Rucker in Chicago (now Racine, near the intersection with Chicago) in 1880. Johan and Sophia may have had additional children who stayed behind in Swinemünde. [1]
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