PINT, Anton (Anthony) Nicholas 1833-1905

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PINT, Anton (Anthony) Nicholas 1833-1905

PINT, JOHANNS

Posted By: County Coordinator (kermit)
Date: 8/23/2010 at 15:53:58

Pioneer Mitchell county residents Anton and Margaret (Johanns) Pint came to Mitchell County in 1869 and settled on a 160 acre tract in Burr Oak Township, Section 24, about two miles west of New Haven.
Anton Nicholas Pint was born on February 2, 1833 in Rhine, Germany. He came to the United States in 1856, lived in Ohio and later in Chicago, Illinois.
Anton Pint and Margaret Johanns were married in 1861. Their Chicago home was at the site of the present Cook County Courthouse. Margaret and Anton were the parents of eight children; one that probably died as infant, John, Katherine, Helen, William, Veronica, Anna, and George.
The Pints were members of the Catholic Church at New Haven. At the time of their arrival in Mitchell County, itinerant priests served the gatherings of members, St. Peter's Church was built in 1877.
Margaret passed away on March 23, 1873 and is buried at the Osage Cemetery, Osage, Iowa. Anton, with the help of his daughter Helen, raised the family.
About 1899, Anton sold his quarter section in Burr Oak Township to Dan Sullivan for $40.00 an acre. He moved to his son John's home near Meyer, Mitchell County, Iowa.
Anton passed away there on September 2, 1905** and is buried at the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Meyer, Iowa.
By Carmella Indra
[MITCHELL COUNTY HISTORY, 1989]
** Note: Other sources (see below) say that Anton died on Sept. 9, 1905.
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The Sacred Heart Cemetery, Meyer, information on IaGenWeb/Mitchell says:
PINT, Anthony Feb. 2, 1831 -- Sep. 9, 1905

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Obituary: Pioneer Mitchell county residents Anton and Margaret (Johanns) Pint came to Mitchell County in 1869 and settled on a 160 acre tract in Burr Oak Township, Section 24, about two miles west of New Haven. Anton Nicholas Pint was born on February 2, 1833 in Rhine, Germany. He came to the United States in 1856, lived in Ohio and later in Chicago, Illinois. Anton Pint and Margaret Johanns were married in 1861. Their Chicago home was at the site of the present Cook County Courthouse. Margaret and Anton were the parents of eight children; one that probably died as infant, John, Katherine, Helen, William, Veronica, Anna, and George. The Pints were members of the Catholic Church at New Haven. At the time of their arrival in Mitchell County, itinerant priests served the gatherings of members, St. Peter's Church was built in 1877. Margaret passed away on March 23, 1873 and is buried at the Osage Cemetery, Osage, Iowa. Anton, with the help of his daughter Helen, raised the family. About 1899, Anton sold his quarter section in Burr Oak Township to Dan Sullivan for $40.00 an acre. He moved to his son John's home near Meyer, Mitchell County, Iowa. Anton passed away there on September 2, 1905 and is buried at the Sacred Heart Cemetery, Meyer, Iowa. By Carmella Indra [MITCHELL COUNTY HISTORY, 1989] Note: Other sources (see below) say that Anton died on Sept. 9, 1905. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- #2: The Sacred Heart Cemetery, Meyer, information on IaGenWeb/Mitchell says: PINT, Anthony Feb. 2, 1831 -- Sep. 9, 1905
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