My maternal Grandmother was Leta Stutenberg. She was raised in the Tri-State area of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. I will be adding my research results here to share with others that are researching this family. Most of my research is in paper form. I am converting it to digital formats for posting on this web site, but that takes time.

My Research:
Note: many of my files are in PDF format, you will need Adobe Acrobat to view them.

• Mystery Photo, do you know who Lottie Stuckenburg or Mrs. John Bretz was?
• Family Trees
• NEW June, 2001: Latest tree printed from Reunion genealogy software, includes updated data provided by Elizabeth Gerber of Henry Stutenberg's line who ended up back in St. Louis, MO.
  • traditional line chart print this one and cut and tape it together. Its much easier to read that way.
  • waterfall chart (prints to fewer pagers)
• Hand drawn family tree chart. NOTE that the letters in the black circles refer to my research notes in the next link. Also, the original of this chart was created in an old version of MacDraw which got corrupted. So there are no updates such as made in the above charts. But it is on one page.
• My Research Notes
• Summary of my Census research
• Records (birth, baptismal, marrage, death, other)
• Photos
• Narrative
• Passenger Lists
• Map of Wayland, MO. (Clark County)

Links to other web sites about Stuckenberg/Stutenberg:

• Obituary Index, 1905 of death notices in the St. Louis Post Dispatch at the St. Louis Public Library web site. Names listed are BROCKSCHMIDT, ELISE R., nee Stuckenberg (in the paper on 3/15/1905), and STUCKENBERG, J. H. (in the paper on 5/30/1905). Several other years have also been indexed at www.slpl.lib.mo.us/libsrc/obit.htm but I have not had time to search them. Since my branch of the Stuckenbergs were in St. Louis before settling up river, this web site needs a lot more viewing done.
• Book Review: I'm Surrounded by Methodists, Diary of John Henry Wilbrandt Stuckenberg (1835-1903), edited by David T. Hedrick and Barry Davis. John H.W. Stuckenberg served as the chaplain of the 145th Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry from September, 1862 to October, 1863. Arriving in time to witness the aftermath of Antietam, he and the 145th Pennsylvania went on to participate in the battles of Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, and Gettysburg. These battles as well as daily camp life are detailed wonderfully by Stuckenberg. This book now stands as the only history of the 145th as no regimental history was ever composed. Issued 1995, photos, 140-page paperback, cost $ 17.00.
• Christian Stukenberg, Travel Consulting & Hotel Marketing in Germany (in English)
• Rev. Karl Stuckenberg, Los Altos United Methodist Church, Long Beach, CA
• Viggo Stuckenberg (1863-1905) This is in Danish, it appears to be a biography.
• A slide presentation about the work of Fritz Stuckenberg made for the Stuckenberg Collection of the art museum in Delmenhorst, Germany (in German). The author is looking for missing pieces of Fritz' art, so if anyone know anything about this, let me know and I will forward the information.
• To search AltaVista for the latest links to web sites where the name STUCKENBERG appear, click here.
• To search AltaVista for the latest links to web sites where the name STUTENBERG appear, click here.