Bio of Angelbeck, John J. (b.1880) Wabasha Co., MN
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Angelbeck, John J. (page 676), an active and successful farmer of Highland
Township, was born in Glasgow Township, Wabasha County, Minn., February
12, 1880, son of Henry and Louise (Evers) Angelbeck. He was reared on the
home farm and acquired his education in the district school, and he
accompanied the family when in 1897 they moved to sections 45 and 9,
Highland Township. Up to the age of 27 years he was engaged in assisting
his father. Then for two years he operated the home farm under rental,
subsequently buying it. Here he has since followed general farming and
stock raising, breeding cattle, hogs and sheep, and with the intention of
specializing in hogs, Holstein cattle and sheep in the future. And active
citizen, he was supervisor of Highland Township two years. He is a
Catholic in religion and a member of the Knights of Columbus. Mt.
Angelbeck was married at Wabasha in 1907 to Caroline Passe, daughter of
Herman and Anna (Schut) Passe. Her parents were natives of Germany who
came to Wabasha County, Minnesota, two years before the Angelbeck family,
settling in Glasgow Township on a farm. Later they removed to a farm
within the city limits of Wabasha, where they are now living. Mr. And Mrs.
Angelbeck have eight children: Mary, Margaret, Joseph, Agnes, Albert,
Bernadine, Clara and Paul, all residing at home and four attending school.