Generation No. 1

 JACOB PHILLP2 DISHER (FRANZ1) was born April 30, 1846 in Podjazy, District of Kartuzy, Glansk Province, Poland, and died December 1, 1931 in Plover, WI. Fancer Cemetery. He married EMILIA DOMBROWSKI February 8, 1870 in Village of Suleczyno Catholic Church, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland, daughter of AUGUSTIN DOMBROWSKI and ANTONINA VON KLOPOTEK. She was born April 14, 1844 in Village of Borek, District of Karthaus, Province of Gdansk, Poland, and died May 9, 1918 in Plover ,WI Fancer Cemetery.

Notes for JACOB PHILLP DISHER:
Looking at the Naturalization papers for citizenship. I noticed he had a (C) ) added to the last name. Discher.

He arrived in the United States in November in the year 1881. He applied for citizenship on 7/8/1916. The hearing was on 12/4/1916.

He had four witness: William Akainiqak,Bernard Gabacski,George Dupka, Anton Kubisiak

Family history library microfilm 30.072.747. Entry #25 shows the birth of Jacob to Franz Discher & Marianna Anna Wosnik on April 30, 1848, in the village of podjazy/Podjass. The child was baptized on May 3, 1848 at the Suleczyno Catholic Church. Baptized on May 3-rd.
The name of the father is Franz.
The mother of Jacob Philipp was Marianna Anna Wosnik and the godparents
where Franz Maikowski and Constancia Wieczorek.
They all where from village Podjas which is today called Podjazy in parish
Suleczyno.

Jacob Disher arrived in New York on April 9, 1881, from Bremen, Germany on the Ship ODER with his brother-in-law and wife, August and Pauline Dombrowski. (Germans to America Volume 37, page 352.)

Discher, Jacob 36 farmer Germany

His wife Emilie and Children followed on the ship, ODER, arriving in New York on October 31, 1881 from Bremen.

Stevens Point Daily Journal
Saturday, December 5, 1931
Obituary

JACOB DISHER, 85, DIES AT HIS HOME AT PLOVER TODAY

Jacob Disher, 85 a resident of Portage County for 50 years, died at noon today at his home at Plover. He was a retired farmer and had resided at Plover for the past 15 years.

Mr. Disher was born in Poland on April 30, 1856, and was married in that country. He and his family came to America when he was 35 years of age and located at once in the town of Stockton. They remained there for 35 years, and upon retiring 15 years ago Mr. Disher moved to Plover village with his family. His wife died on May 10, 1918.

He is survived by the following sons and daughters; Jacob Disher, Jr., of Stockton, John of the town of Grant, Frank of Stevens Point, Lawrence of Plover, Mrs. Anton Ksiansk of the town of Sharon, Mrs. Nick Herrick of Galloway, and Mrs. John Singer of the town of Grant; two other children preceded their father in death, Joe, who lived in Chicago, and Martha Arbush, Stevens Point. Mr. Disher is also survived by 48 grandchildren and 43 great-grandchildren.

The funeral will be held at 8:30 o'clock Tuesday morning at St. Mary's church at Fancher and burial will follow in the parish cemetery. The body will be taken to the Disher home at Plover this evening from the Paris funeral home.

Funeral of Mr. Disher
Stevens Point Daily Journal
December 7, 1931

Funeral services for Jacob Disher of Plover, pioneer resident of Portage county, who died at his home Saturday noon, were held at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Mary's church at Fancher. Many relatives and friends were present. Rev. S. Lapinski of Plover said a requiem mass at the main alter, while Rev. S. J. Kubiszewski gave a sermon and Father Lapinski officiated at the burial, which took place in the parish cemetery.

St. Stanislaus' society of St. Mary's church, of which Mr. Disher had been a member, attended the services in a body.

Pallbearers were four sons, and two sons-in-law of Mr. Disher, John, Frank, Florian, and Jacob Disher, Anton Ksiansk and John Singer.



[Broderbund Family Archive #356, Ed. 1, Germans to America, 1875-1888, Date of Import: Aug 5, 2005, Internal Ref. #1.356.1.9987.13]

Passenger's Name: Jacob Discher
Age: 36
Gender: Male
Occupation: None
Last Residence: Germany

Date of Arrival: Apr. 09, 1881
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Oder
Manifest ID Number: 36021
Port of Embarkation: Bremen & Southampton

I got this info from the Wisconsin Historical Library in Madison, WI.
The picture of the ship is a book.
Ships of our Ancestors by Michael J. Anuta 1983
Page 230. SS Oder, 1873 North German Lloyd
Menomonee, Michigan 49858-9775
Also Library of Congress Catalog
Card # 83-91402
The book were Jacob Discher is located in a book
Germans to America
Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports
Volume 37 (P74-4595 to find ship manifest)
Edited by Ira A. Glazier and P. William Filby
He arrived on the Ship Oder on April 9,1881
His name is on page 352 left column 15 from the top and above him is his brother-in-law, Dombroska, August and his wife Pauline
On the Microfilm from the ship's manifest he was number 291 and his brother-in-law and wife were 289 & 290 respectively. I don't think it is his writing.
The book for Emelia (Dombrowski) Disher is located in a book
Germans to America
Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. Ports
Volume 40 ( P74-4605 to find microfilm of ship manifest)
Edited by Ira A. Glazier and P. William Filby
Emelia and the kids on the same ship Oder but arriving on October 31,1881
They are on page 416 middle of left column, spelled as Descher, Emille and the children -- Josefine 10, Antonie 8, Barbara 6, Clementine 3, Florian 2 , Jacob 10 months, and Martha 11 months.
On the Microfilm from the ship's manifest she is number 589 through 595 respectively.
Need to figure out if Jacob was born before the ship left or on the ship?

More About JACOB PHILLP DISHER:
Christening: May 2, 1846, Village of Suleczyno, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland
Godparents: May 3, 1846, Franz Maikowski and Contancia Wieczorek
Immigration: April 9, 1981, Ship Oder from Bremen, Germany to New York arrived April 9, 1881
Military service: November 1, 1867, joined the 6th Pomeranian Artillery Company
Naturalization: July 8, 1916, Hearing was on 12/4/1916 witness by William Akainiqak, Bernard Gabacski, George Dupka and Anton Kubisiak
Occupation: Farmer

Notes for EMILIA DOMBROWSKI:
Godfather: Joseph Bronk of Bukowogora
God Mother: Caterina Kreff of Szakau

Source: LDS Film 0072747: Catholic Church Records, Sullenschin, (now Suleczyno, Gdansk, Poland).

Emilia and her seven children arrivied in New York, fron Bremen, Germany on the ship ODER, on October 31, 1881. Ger.-Amer vol 40:416

Descher, Emilie, 36, Germany

Josefine, 10; Antonie, 8; Barbara, 6; Clementine, 3; Florian, 2; Jacob, 10 mos; Martha 11??


[Broderbund Family Archive #356, Ed. 1, Germans to America, 1875-1888, Date of Import: Aug 5, 2005, Internal Ref. #1.356.1.9517.0]

Passenger's Name: Emilie Descher
Age: 36
Gender: Female
Occupation: None
Last Residence: Germany

Date of Arrival: Oct. 31, 1881
Final Destination: USA
Ship's Name: Oder
Manifest ID Number: 36304
Port of Embarkation: Bremen

More About EMILIA DOMBROWSKI:
Baptism: April 14, 1844, Catholic Church of Sullenschin, Gdansk, Poland
Burial: May 13, 1918, St. Mary's Cemetery, Fancher, Portage County, WI.
Immigration: October 31, 1881, From Bremen, Germany to New York on Ship ODER on October 31,1881
Occupation: Homemaker

More About JACOB DISHER and EMILIA DOMBROWSKI:
Marriage: February 8, 1870, Village of Suleczyno Catholic Church, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland
 

Jacob and Emilia taken in 1910
	Jacob and Emilia taken in 1915

Children of JACOB DISHER and EMILIA DOMBROWSKI are:

1. ii. JOSEPH DISHER,  b. April 1, 1871, Village of Tuchlin, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. November 17, 1930, Chicago,Cook County IL..

2. iii. ANTONETTE DISHER,  b. July 28, 1872, Village of Tuchlin, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. September 28, 1944, Town of New Hope, WI..

3. iv. BARBARA DISHER, , b. November 27, 1873, Village of Cieszenie, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. March 14, 1963, Portage County Infirmary, Whiting, Portage County ,WI.

4 i. CLIMENENTINA² DISHER, b. November 21, 1875, Village of Cieszenie, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. December 26, 1958, Stevens Point, Portage County, WI..

5. v. LAWRENCE (FLORIAN) DISHER, , b. January 7, 1878, Village of Cieszenie, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. May 13, 1934, Town of Grant, Portage County, WI.

6. vi. MARTHA DISHER, b. March 25, 1880, Village of Cieszenie, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. March 7, 1916, at home, Stevens Point, Portage County, WI..

7. vii. JACOB DISHER, b. September 16, 1880, Village of Cieszenie, District of Kartuzy, Gdansk Province, Poland; d. April 4, 1958, at Home, Stevens Point, Portage County, WI..

8. viii. JOHN DISHER, b. June 24, 1883, Town of Stockton, Portage County, WI.; d. May 4, 1956, St. Michael's Hospital, Stevens Point, Portage County, WI.

9. ix. FRANK DISHER, b. January 20, 1885, Town of Stockton, Portage County, WI.; d. November 26, 1936, at Home, Stevens Point, Portage County, WI..