William married Elizabeth Katharine Keim in 1912. Elizabeth (daughter of Friedrich Keim and Catharina Finke) was born on 16 Dec 1890 in Darmstadt, St. Clair County, Illinois, USA; died on 12 Feb 1974 in Marissa, St. Clair County, Illinois, USA; was buried in Marissa Cemetery, Marissa, St. Clair County, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Philip III and his father Philip II both served in the Civil War at the same time and in the same company. Their war records became mixed up and there was endless red tape involved when it became time for each of them, and their widows, to draw Civil War pension.Philip III moved back to St. Calir Co. early in the 1900's. He built a house in Marissa and later moved to New Athens where he owned and operated a coal mine which had formerly been owned by his mother's relatives. It was known as the Old Fullmer Mine. (The name Vollmer also underwent a change and part of that family were known as Fullmer.) Philip III died December 15, 1919 while at work in a Marissa mine. There were 3 people with Philip in their names. They all went by Philip, that is why I have put I, II, & III behind their names so they can be told apart. Information obtained from Ester Laumbattus

Philipp married Elizabeth Heumann on 23 Oct 1869 in Pinckneyville, Perry County, Illinois, USA. Elizabeth (daughter of Johannes Heumann and Kunigunde Knauss) was born in 1849 in Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, USA; died on 28 Apr 1926 in Du Quoin, Perry County, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Friedrich married Catharina Finke. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Came to America with his father in 1837 from GermanyBy this time the family name had undergone several changes in spelling, due partly to the fact that many people could not read & write English, much less German, and the name was spelled according to how it sounded to the person writing it. There are 37 documented misspellings of the name. Of the 6 sons who lived to adulthood, only 2 kept the original spelling, Lambertus. These were Jacob and Louis. Peter, William, & John use, Laumbattus. This makes it easy to identify the descendants.Weber Philip Lambertus,II left a widower with 7 children, and only recently discharged from Civil War Service, broke up housekeeping and placed his children with relatives for a time. The baby girl died shortly after her mother's death and believe that Weber Philip left the Belleville area around this time and moved to Perry Co. IL Weber Philip and his son Philip both served in the Civil War at the same time and in the same Company. Their war records became mixed up and there was endless red tape involved when it came time for each of them, and their widows to draw a Civil War pension.There is a source that thinks there were 12 children born to this union, but have 8 known.There were 3 people with Philip in their names. They all went by Philip, that is why I have put I, II, & III behind their names so they can be told apart.Information obtained from Ester Laumbattus

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Philipp married Katharina Vollmer on 1 Aug 1844. Katharina (daughter of Johannes Peter Vollmar and Eva Agne) was born in 1823 in Lambsborn, Pfalz, Bayern; died on 12 Feb 1868 in Illinois, USA; was buried in Stookey Cemetery, Belleville, St. Clair County, Illinois, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Johannes married Kunigunde Knauss. Kunigunde died in in Baton Rouge, East Baton Rouge Parish, Louisiana, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]