SCHMID, Titus - Revision history

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			ANCESTRY: https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/60525/records/72717396?tid=&pid=&queryId=f6ecc624-2deb-4433-ac78-b10349504aeb&_phsrc=MOd28504&_phstart=successSource

	SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)		SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

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	SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)		SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

	With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the Schmid & Scheer in 1855. After Scheer sold his interest the brewery became [[SCHMID BREWERY]]. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone and rose four stories. A dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager, Swiss cheese~~, and Holland~~ for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.		With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the Schmid & Scheer in 1855. After Scheer sold his interest, the brewery became [[SCHMID BREWERY]]. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone and rose four stories. A dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager and Swiss cheese for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.

	In 1865 Titus was a director of the ~~German Savings Bank~~. (3)		In 1865 Titus was a director of the [[GERMAN SAVINGS BANK]]. (3)

	See: [[SCHMID, Titus B. Sr.\|Titus B. SCHMID, Sr.]]		See: [[SCHMID, Titus B. Sr.\|Titus B. SCHMID, Sr.]]

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	SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)		SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

	With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the [[SCHMID BREWERY]] ~~in 1855~~. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone and rose four stories. A dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager, Swiss cheese, and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.		With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the Schmid & Scheer in 1855. After Scheer sold his interest the brewery became [[SCHMID BREWERY]]. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone and rose four stories. A dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager, Swiss cheese, and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.

	In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)		In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)

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	SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)		SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

	With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the [[SCHMID BREWERY]] in 1855. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone ~~was~~ rose four stories ~~while a~~ dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager Swiss cheese and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.		With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the [[SCHMID BREWERY]] in 1855. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone and rose four stories. A dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager, Swiss cheese, and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.

	In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)		In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)

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	In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)		In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)

			See: [[SCHMID, Titus B. Sr.\|Titus B. SCHMID, Sr.]]

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	SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)		SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

	~~He rented the [[HEEB BREWERY]] with~~ [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]]~~. They then established a partnership with~~ a Mr. Beck ~~to establish~~ the [[~~IOWA~~ BREWERY]].(2) ~~Dubuque's first brewery to bottle beer for drinking at home, the brewery was located~~ behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, ~~[[SCHMID BREWERY]]~~ was built of stone~~. The brewery~~ rose four stories while a dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager Swiss cheese and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.		With [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]] and a Mr. Beck, Titus established the [[SCHMID BREWERY]] in 1855. (2) Located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, the brewery was built of stone was rose four stories while a dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager Swiss cheese and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.

	In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)		In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)

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	SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)		SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

	He rented the [[HEEB BREWERY]] with [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]]. They then established a partnership with a Mr. Beck to establish the [[IOWA BREWERY]]. (2) ~~In 1865 he~~ was a ~~director of~~ the ~~German Savings Bank~~. (3)		He rented the [[HEEB BREWERY]] with [[SCHERR, Franz\|Franz SCHERR]]. They then established a partnership with a Mr. Beck to establish the [[IOWA BREWERY]].(2) Dubuque's first brewery to bottle beer for drinking at home, the brewery was located behind what became the municipal bus garage at 24th Street and Central Avenue, [[SCHMID BREWERY]] was built of stone. The brewery rose four stories while a dry kiln and malt house reached three stories. The family lived below the brewery which also offered lager Swiss cheese and Holland for sale. (1) After Schmid's death, the brewery was operated by his sons Alphons, Titus and Albert.

	~~See: [[IOWA BREWERY]]~~		In 1865 Titus was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)

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SCHMID, Titus. (Donsdorf, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Jan. 2, 1819--Dubuque, IA, Oct. 12, 1867). Schmid traveled to the United States in 1853 and settled in Cincinnati and then Harrison, Ohio. He brought his family over from Germany and then moved to Dubuque. (1)

He rented the [[HEEB BREWERY]] with [[SCHERR, Franz|Franz SCHERR]]. They then established a partnership with a Mr. Beck to establish the [[IOWA BREWERY]]. (2) In 1865 he was a director of the German Savings Bank. (3)

See: [[IOWA BREWERY]]

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Source:

1. Dubuque Obituaries. Online: http://iagenweb.org/boards/dubuque/obituaries/index.cgi?read=197161

2. Ibid.

3. Advertisement. ''Dubuque Herald'', September 6, 1865, p. 2

Dubuque Obituaries. Online: http://iagenweb.org/boards/dubuque/obituaries/index.cgi?read=197161

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