Charles HEMBERLE

   Cause of his death was Railroad Train Accident.

  Noted events in his life were:

• Occupation: Blacksmith, operated the McClellan Hotel.

• Immigration: with Loouise Flecher his wife, 1850.

• Military Service: drafted into the United States Army, Company C, 31st Indiana Infantry regiment, 14 Nov 1864, Evansville, Vanderburgh, Indiana, USA. by Captain Bynes. His Army description from Adjutant General Wm. H. Kerschner on 24 Jun 1926: age 34, eyes dark, black hair, 5 1/2 ft tall, dark complexion, nativity Germany, occupation blacksmith. Discharged at Camp Stanley, Texas on 18 Aug 1865.

• Biography. After the Civil war they moved to Henderson MN where they owned and operated the McClellan Hotel. He was accidently killed by a railroad train on 22 jun 1881. He was accidently killed by a railroad train on 22 jun 1881. He was taking some horses to Saint Paul, MN and the horses became frightened by the train.

Charles married Louisa C. FLETCHER in 1850. (Louisa C. FLETCHER was born on 18 Jun 1832 in Germany, died on 8 Feb 1896 in Henderson, Sibley, Minnesota, USA and was buried in Henderson, Sibley, Minnesota, USA.)