Bio of Jacob J. STENGELIN, Jr. (b.1876), Wright Co., MN

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This Bio is from the HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY, Volumes I and II,
Published in 1915 by Franklin Curtiss - Wedge.
Surname Index for The HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY can be found at:
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490           HISTORY OF WRIGHT COUNTY 

Jacob J. Stengelin, Jr., proprietor of Fair View Farm, Monticello 
township, was born in the township where he now resides, September 
17, 1876, son of Jacob J. and Bertha (Heydeek) Stengelin, natives 
of Germany, who came to America in the early sixties, and to Wright 
county about 1874, locating on a farm in Monticello. In the family 
there were five children: Louise, wife of Gustave Schmidt, of Irons, 
Mich.; Bertha (deceased); and Jacob J., Jr., Augusta and Conrad, of 
Monticello. Jacob J. Stengelin, Jr., remained on his father's farm 
until about thirty- three years of age. Then he bought eighty acres 
in sections 24 and 25, Monticello, where he carries on general farming 
and stockraising. The place is well improved and is modern in every 
respect. Mr. Stengelin is a Republican in politics. December 15, 1909, 
Mr. Stengelin married Elizabeth Hanson, daughter of Peter and Hannah 
Hanson. The family faith is that of the Methodist Episcopal church.