Herman Philip and Elizabeth Mary Joering
Information comes from family files, census, and church records.
Herman Philip Joering was born 10 April 1844 in Hanover, Germany,
the son of Herman and Elizabeth Joering, and immigrated to the United States
before 1860, where he is listed in the 1860 census in Jamestown (now Dayton) Ky.
working as a tailor. This was a trade he worked his whole life and eventually
owned his own business in Dayton. He enlisted in the Naval Rendezvous in
15 August 1864 in Cincinnati. According to the 1890 Veterans census, he served
as a seaman on the Flag Ship Black Hawk. The Black
Hawk, a side wheeler river steamer, was built in New Albany Indiana and
commissioned 6 Dec 1862 for the US Navy. Herman patrolled in the Mississippi
River and its tributaries until it accidentally burned and sank, three miles
about Cairo, Illinois, 22 Apr 1865. Herman mustered out shortly after that on 30
May 1865.
USS Black Hawk
Elizabeth Mary Worth was born 1 Mar 1847 in New York, the daughter of Sylvester Worth and Katharina Ziegler, both of whom were born in Germany. By 1860 Elisabeth and her family were living in Cincinnati. Herman married Elizabeth Mary Worth 21 April 1866 in Dayton Ky. and they spent the rest of their lives in Dayton.
Children of Herman Philip Joering and Elizabeth Mary Worth
1. Herman Sylvester Joering b-4 Oct 1866 in
Dayton; d-4 Apr 1894 in Dayton; br-St Francis Cemetery; m-Katharina Sparke 28
May 1889 in the St Francis Church in Dayton
2. Katharina Joering b-29 Nov 1867 in Dayton; m-Frank Hoffhouse 24 Feb 1892 in
Dayton; m2-John Binkley 5 Dec 1900 in Dayton;
3. Theresa Joering b-13 Nov 1868 in Dayton; d-4 Jan 1892 in Dayton; br-St
Francis Cemetery
4. Joseph Gerhard Joering b-3 Nov 1871 in Dayton; d-7 Feb 1895 in Dayton; placed
in vault at St Francis Cemetery and interred 24 Feb 1895 in St Francis Cemetery
5. Bernard Lawrence Joering b-3 Nov 1871 in Dayton; d-5 July 1899 in Dayton; br-St
Francis Cemetery
6. George Ferdinand b-14 Aug 1875 in Dayton; d-4 Sep 1946 at his home 31 Mary
Ingles Highway in Campbell Co; br-Evergreen Cemetery; m-Jennie Fisher
7. John Henry Joering b-26 July 1877 in Dayton
8.
Charlotte Joering b-26 Oct 1879 in Dayton; m-Edward Hauk 9 Jan 1901 at St
Francis Church
9. Carolina Henrietta Joering b-27 Aug 1881 in Dayton; d-15 Jan 1944 in Dayton;
br-Evergreen; m-George W Rice
10. Louisa Catharine Joering b-24 Mar 1883 in Dayton; d-m-Michael Birkley 13 Apr
1907 at the St Francis Church
11. Francis Vincent Joering b-22 Jan 1885 in Dayton; d-24 Jan 1952 on Ten Mile
Road in Campbell Co; death certificate says he was buried at Forest Lawn
Memorial Park in Erlanger, St Francis records say he was buried in St Stephen
Cemetery
12. John Henry Joering b-30 Sep 1886 in Dayton; d-5 Oct 1953 in Cincinnati; br-Vine
St Hill in Cincinnati
13. George Joering b-29 Jan 1891 in Dayton; d-29 Jan 1891 in Dayton; br-St
Francis Cemetery
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 25 March 1871, page 7
COUNCIL MEETING-The Dayton City Council convened on
Thursday night, with a full Board and President McArthur in the chair. He opened
the meeting by announcing the standing committees for the year as follows:
Committee on Law and Ordinances Messrs. Charles F Stone, Chairman; Conrad Hehn
and Herman Joering.
Committee on Poor-Messrs. George Bricker, Chairman: Isaac Funk and Herman
Joering.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 27 November 1873, page 7
The Mayor-elect, Joering, of Dayton and Bernard Dowling, recently appointed Justice of the Peace, were sworn into office by Judge Berry yesterday.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 13 March 1877, page 7
DAYTON ELECTION YESTERDAY
We give below the vote in full by wards of the election yesterday. Second Ward. City Council Herman Joering D, 87, Wm M Donaldson R, 77.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 17 July 1883
Officers of Election
Judge Makibben appointed the following officers of election yesterday:
Dayton, First Precinct H Rackers and W C McClaine, Judges: H Joering and John Trapp. Orin Cady Clerk; M Herman Sheriff.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 26 June 1888, page 7
The Democratic County Executive Committee met yesterday and selected the following delegates to the convention to be held at Alexandria July 2d;
Dayton First District-William McArthur, Ben Joering, Herman Joering, Henry Rackers.
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 4 July 1913, page 3
The names given below make up a complete list of the actual candidates whose names will appear on the primary ballot August 2; Dayton: Assessor: Herman Joering
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Cincinnati Enquirer, 7 May 1914, page 13
DAYTON KY
City Assessor Herman Joering has completed his report of the valuation of property in this city.
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Elizabeth Joering 1881 Obituary
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Kentucky Post, Tuesday, 13 November 1917, page 1
Herman Joering, 73, city assessor of Dayton, died at his home, 1105 Third av. Dayton, Tuesday. Joering was at one time mayor of Dayton. He has severed in Council several times. His wife is dead. Several grown children survive him. The funeral will be held Thursday morning from St Bernard Church. Burial will be in St Francis Cemetery.
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Herman Philip Joering died 13 Nov 1917 in Dayton and was buried in the St Francis Cemetery in Dayton. Elizabeth Mary Worth Joering died 27 June 1917 in Dayton and was buried in the St Francis Cemetery.