1925. by Richard W Staudt

The document provides a detailed account of the Staudt family history, tracing back to Nathaniel Staudt, born in 1816, who married Emma Klopp and had six children. It also mentions Mary Staudt, born in 1819, who married Carl Anstall. Benjamin Stout, also known as John, married Anna Szantee and had several children, including John, William H., Elsabeth, Wilson, and Calvin. The document highlights the extensive collection of unique documents founded in 1888, offering a comprehensive family history before their immigration to the New World.

The narrative delves into the lineage of the Staudt family, shedding light on their ancestors and descendants, providing a glimpse into their lives and relationships. It emphasizes the importance of preserving family history and encourages contributions from kinsmen and friends to enrich the historical record. The document also touches upon the significance of commemorating family members through tangible memorials, reflecting on the limited audience that such gestures may reach.

Furthermore, it mentions Ludwig Daniel Staudt of Reading, PA, and John Stoudt of Lower Hanover, as well as John Stoudt, the schoolmaster. The document concludes with a reference to the Thirteenth Family Reunion presented to American kinsfolk in Buenos Aires, S.A., underscoring the global reach and interconnectedness of the Staudt family across generations and geographical locations.