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	In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)		In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)

	In August, 1883, the city council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate ~~a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry,"~~ from a place near ~~Eagle Point~~, at Division Street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)		In August, 1883, the city council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate the [[EAGLE POINT FERRY]] from a place near [[EAGLE POINT]], at Division Street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)

	Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)		Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)

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	In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)		In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)

	In August, 1883. the city council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division Street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)		In August, 1883, the city council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division Street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)

	Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)		Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)

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	In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)		In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)

	In August, 1883. the council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division ~~street~~, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)		In August, 1883. the city council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division Street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)

	Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)		Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)

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	RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops.		RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops. (1)

	In ~~August~~, ~~1883.~~ the ~~council granted to John Ruegamer,~~ [[~~TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER~~]], J. P. ~~Schroeder~~, ~~John Klein~~, [[~~SCHROEDER~~, ~~Frank~~\|~~Frank SCHROEDER~~]] ~~and~~ [[~~FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER~~]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (1)		In September, 1879 it was decided to divide the congregation of [[ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH]]. A meeting was called on May 24, 1880 to organize a new parish and a committee including Ruegamer was established. A site was purchased on the corner of Eagle Point and Windsor avenues for $3,650. A building committee was established with Ruegamer as president, funds were collected, and [[HEER, Fridolin\|Fridolin HEER]] was hired as the architect for what became [[SACRED HEART CHURCH]]. (2)

	Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]].		In August, 1883. the council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (3)

			Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]]. (4) He was the second acting president of the company at the time of his death. (5)

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	1. Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 186		1. Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 186

			2. "Silver Jubilee," ''The Dubuque Herald'', January 14, 1897, p. 5

			3. Oldt.

			4. Ibid.

			5. Kruse, John. "John Ruegamer," '''Tri-States' German Heritage''' published by the ''Telegraph Herald'', June, 2010, p. 42

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	RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops.		RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops.

			In August, 1883. the council granted to John Ruegamer, [[TREXLER, John\|John TREXLER]], J. P. Schroeder, John Klein, [[SCHROEDER, Frank\|Frank SCHROEDER]] and [[FENGLER, George\|George FENGLER]], for a period of twenty-five years, free license and full right to operate a ferry to be known as "Eagle Point Ferry," from a place near Eagle Point, at Division street, across the river to the Wisconsin shore. (1)

	Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]].		Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]].

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			1. Oldt, Franklin T. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western Historical Company, 1880, p. 186

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	RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889)~~. Butcher~~. With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops. Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]].		RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops.

			Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]].

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	RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). Butcher. With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops. Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the ~~Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance Company~~.		RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). Butcher. With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops. Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the [[DUBUQUE FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY]].

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RUEGAMER, John. (Bavaria, Germany, Feb. 7, 1830--Dubuque, IA, Dec. 20, 1889). Butcher. With only ten dollars, Ruegamer came to this country in 1854. He entered into a partnership the following year that established one of the city's oldest successful butcher shops. Ruegamer served as a county supervisor for twenty years, city alderman four years, and president of the Dubuque Fire and Marine Insurance Company.