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1797 – Approximate year of birth for Heinrich “Henry” Pahl likely in Hannover, Germany
1819 – Approximate year of birth for Louisa _____ possibly of Hannover, Germany, future wife of Heinrich “Henry” Pahl
1840 – Approximate year of the marriage for Heinrich “Henry” Pahl and Louisa ______, likely in Hannover, Germany.
1844 -Approximate date of birth for Henry Pahl to Heinrich “Henry” and Louisa Pahl in Hannover, Germany.
1846 – 14 Jan 1846 -date of birth for August Pahl to Heinrich “Henry” and Louisa Pahl in Hannover, Germany.
1846 – Nov 1846 -approximate date of birth for Catherine Grob in St. Louis, Missouri, future wife of Wilhelm Pahl
1847-48 -Approximate date of birth for Wilhelm J. Pahl to Heinrich “Henry” and Louisa Pahl in Hannover, Germany.
1848 – 14 May 1848 date of birth for Elisabetha Baumgartner in Baden, Germany, future wife of August Pahl
1850 – 24 March 1850 date of birth for Christian Pahl to Heinrich “Henry” and Louisa Pahl in Hannover, Germany.
1850 -Approximate date of birth for Barbara Baumgartner in Baden, Germany, future wife of Henry Pahl
1852 -Approximate date of birth for Dorothea Pahl to Heinrich “Henry” and Louisa Pahl in Hannover, Germany
1853 – 12 May 1853 - date of arrival in New Orleans for the Ship “Auguste”- Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany. Passengers listed: Pahl, Henry 56 yrs, with Louise 34 yrs, Henry 9 yrs, August 7 yrs, Wilhelm 5 yrs, Christian 3 yrs, and Dorothea 9 mos.
1855 - Approximate year of birth for Emilie Cornelia Weinheimer to Charles and Antoinette Weinheimer in Missouri, future wife of Christian Pahl.
1860 U.S. Federal Census for the City of St. Louis (Independent City), Missouri, Ward 1 - lists a Henry Pahl, age 64 as head of household, residing in the City of St. Louis.
Note: there is no mention of baby daughter Dorothea
1865 – 2 July 1865 - marriage of Henry Pahl to Barbara Baumgartner in St. Louis, Missouri
1866 – 8 May 1866 - birth of Emma Pahl to Henry and Barbara Baumgartner Pahl in St. Louis, Missouri
1868 – 24 June 1868 - marriage of August Pahl to Elisabetha Baumgautner in St. Louis, Missouri
1869 – 4 May 1869 -birth of Cologunde Pahl to August and Elisabetha Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1870 – 16 June 1870 - marriage of Wilhelm Pahl to Catherine Grob in St. Louis, Missouri
1870 – U.S. Federal Census for the City of St. Louis City, Ward 2, Missouri, page 108, lists a household #936 for Henry PAUL (sp)
On the same page a few households (#938) later, is Christian PAUL (sp):
1871 – Approximate date of birth for William Pahl to Auguste and Elisabetha Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1873 – Approximate date of birth for Carl Pahl to Auguste and Elisabetha Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1874 –9 Aug 1874 - Birth of William A Pahl to Wilhelm and Catherine Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1874 – St. Louis City Directory lists August Pahl (brick molder), Christian (molder) and Henry (brickyard) all living at the same residence = ws (west side?) Park pl (place?) near Russell av.
1875 - City Directory – St. Louis City
1875 – 3 May 1875 Birth and Death of infant Pahl to Auguste and Elisabetha Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1875 – 08 July 1875 - marriage of Christian Pahl to Emilie Cornelia Weinheimer in St. Louis, Missouri.
1876 – Aug 1876 – Birth of Harry Pahl to Henry and Barbara Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1877 – 21 Dec 1877 – Birth of Bertha Pahl to Auguste and Elisabetha Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1878 – 20 May 1878 - Birth of Louis Christian to Christian and Emilia Weinheimer Pahl in St. Louis, Missouri
1878 – Oct 1878 – Birth of Edward H Pahl to Wilhelm and Catherine Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
Back to top1880 – St. Louis City Directory lists Christian Pahl as moulder, residence: 1515 Geyer Av.
1880 – St. Louis City Directory lists August J. F. Pahl (lab) as residing at 1908 Russell Av.
1880 – St. Louis City Directory lists Henry Pahl (burner) as residing at 1916 Russell Av.
1880 – St. Louis City Directory lists William Pahl (peddler) as residing at Virginia Av n(ea)r King’s Highway
1880 – U.S. Federal Census (second enumeration-November) for St. Louis City, Missouri lists:
August Pahl 34 yr old laborer, head of household, 1908 Russell Ave, with wife Lizzie 32 yrs,
Henry Pahl 36 yr old fireman listed as living at 1916 Russell Avenue with wife Barbara 34 yrs and daughter Emma 14 yrs, son Harry 4 yrs and a boarder; Kuni Brechtner 75 yrs.
Christian Pahl, 30 yr old stove moulder as living at with wife Cornelia 25 yrs, and son Louis 2 yrs.
Also listed: Adeletta Weinheimer (MIL), 45 yrs; Louis W (BIL) 22 yrs, and Cecily W (SIL) 14 yrs.
1880 – 18 September - Birth of Hilda C Pahl to Christian and Emilie Pahl in St. Louis, Missouri
1880 – 28 September – Birth of Arthur Christian Pahl to Auguste and Elisabetha Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1882 – 18 Feb 1882 – Birth of Matilda “Tillie” Pahl to Wilhelm and Catherine Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1883 – 18 Jan 1883 - Birth of Arthur Emile Pahl to Christian and Emilie Pahl in St. Louis, Missouri
1883 – 1 Oct 1883 – Birth of Jennie C Pahl to Wilhelm and Catherine Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1885 – Christian Pahl and his brother Henry Pahl start their own business called Pahl Brothers Brick Company.
1885 – The St. Louis City Directory lists: Pahl Bros (Christ and Henry) Brick Jefferson Av ne cor(ner) Russell Av. The directory also lists Christ residing 2234 Missouri Av., and Henry residing (with brother August) 1916 Russell Av.
1886 – 6 Sept 1886 – Birth of Frederick C. Pahl to Wilhelm and Catherine Pahl, in St. Louis, Missouri
1888 – 25 April 1888 – Complaint filed in the second district police court of the City of St. Louis “Christian Pahl and Henry Pahl of Pahl Bros” Violation of an ordinance of said city . The City of St. Louis in April of 1887 passed a law outlawing brick kilns in the city. This law made the Pahl Brothers Brick Co out of compliance with an order of the St. Louis City Health Commissioner.
1889 – 15 Feb 1889 -Birth of Christian Pahl Jr. to Christian and Emilie Pahl in St. Louis, Missouri
1890 – The U.S. Federal Census was taken, tabulated by machine for the first time, but destroyed in a 1921 Washington DC fire.
1890 – The St. Louis City Directory lists a business called Christian Pahl & Co. on Russell & Jefferson Avenues, St. Louis, Missouri. Henry Pahl was listed as employee. The Christian Pahl family resided at 1917 Russell Avenue.
1891 – 28 March 1891 – Death of Emilie Cornelia Weinheimer at only 36 years old, at City Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri. Residence listed as 2817 Nebraska, St. Louis, Mo.
1893 – 6 Feb 1893 – Final decision by the Missouri Supreme Court in the matter of the City of St. Louis vs Christian Pahl and Henry Pahl (firm name C Pahl & Bro). They found against the Pahl brothers. It was noted in the record that they were fined $20.
1893 – The St. Louis City Directory lists a Christian Pahl, saloon, 2201 DeKalb and 2800 Gravois Ave.
1895 – 19 January 1895 - Death of Henry Pahl, of gall stones. His widow Barbara is listed in City Directory as widow of Henry, she is still residing at 1916 Russell.
1896 – October 1896 – Multiple St. Louis Post Dispatch newspaper articles listed Ward Meetings at Local Meeting Halls. Pahl’s Hall at Old Manchester Rd and Dalton Ave was listed for 27th Ward Meetings of the Workingmen’s Bryan Club.
1897 – 5 May 1897 – Article in the St. Louis Post Dispatch carried this heading: “Wrecked with Dynamite Bombs”. Three Subheadings state:
Within the article are several quotes. “When seen by the mounted police Christian Pahl said “a year ago my wife left me and sued for divorce”. This article also stated that Pahl suspected that his (second) wife Josephine was the cause of the wreck. Mrs. Josephine Pahl was also quoted and reported her reasons for the dissolution of the marriage. Later in the article it states that Mrs. Josephine Pahl conducts a saloon at Gravois and Sydney Street, and further on it states that Mrs. Josephine Pahl also conducts a saloon at the northeast corner of Gravois and Jefferson Aves. Note: I found no record thus far of either their marriage or divorce.
1898 – 24 March 1898 – Death of Barbara Pahl, widow of the late Henry Pahl, buried in St. Paul Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri.
1898 – 16 Sept 1898 - Death of Wilhelm Pahl, originally buried in St. Paul’s Cemetery, moved to Valhalla Cemetery by Donnelly Funeral Home on 18 Jan 1921.
1899 – The St. Louis City Directory lists a Christian Pahl, 5371 Arsenal St.
Back to top1900 – U.S. Federal Census lists August Pahl, 54 yrs, owning a home at 2229 California Ave, St. Louis, Missouri:
1900 – U.S. Federal Census lists a Christian Pahl, 50 yrs, a widower, renting a home at 5366 Arsenal Ave, St. Louis, Missouri:
1902 - Christian and the four children move to a house at 5801 Old Manchester Road, St. Louis, Missouri
1904 – Opening of the St. Louis World Fair
1904 – Louis and Arthur Pahl operate the Pahl Brother’s Grocery on the first floor of their residence 5801 Old Manchester Road (now called Southwest Avenue) at Dalton St., St. Louis, Missouri.
1904 – 8 June 1904 Marriage of Arthur Emile Pahl to Anna Roles in St. Louis, Missouri
1908 – 26 March 1908 - Death of Catherine “Kate” Grob Pahl, widow of William Pahl, and daughter of Heinrich Wilhelm and Mathilda Meisner Grob. She was originally buried at St. Paul’s Cemetery with her husband, but on 18 Jan 1921 both were moved to Valhalla Cemetery, St. Louis County Missouri.
1909 – 21 Apr 1909 - Marriage of son, Louis Pahl to Marie Paeben in St. Louis, Missouri
1910 – U.S. Federal Census lists a Christian Pahl 60 yrs as head of household, living and working as an attendant at the State Infirmary at 5800 Arsenal Street.
1910 – U.S. Federal Census lists an August Pahl 64 yrs renting at 2718 Shenandoah, living with their daughter’s family, William and Bertha Wulf
1916 – 12 January 1916 - Death of Christian Pahl Sr at 66 yrs old, buried at St. Paul Churchyard Cemetery.
1917 – 18 May 1917 - Selective Service Act passed – Authorizing the president Woodrow Wilson to increase temporarily the military establishment of the United States. Under this Act, registration was required for all men residing in the U. S., whether native born, naturalized, or alien – between the ages of 18 and 45.
1917– 5 June 1917 – WWI Registration Cards for the Pahl Family:
1917 – 12 Sept 1918 – WWI Registration Cards for Pahl Family:
1920 – U.S. Federal Census lists an August Pahl 73 yrs living at 2718 Shenandoah, with daughter’s family:
1920 - U.S. Federal Census lists Louis C Pahl living at 3126 Brannon Ave. with the Paeban family (his wife’s mother)
1923 – 27 Oct 1923 – Death of August Pahl of pneumonia, burial at New Pickers Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
1930 – U.S. Federal Census lists an Emily(sp) Pahl 81 yrs living at 2656 Shenandoah, with daughter’s family:
1930 - U.S. Federal Census lists Louis C Pahl living at 3126 Brannon Ave. with the Paeban family (his wife’s mother)
1930 – 11 Apr 1930 – Death of Elisabetha Baumgartner Pahl, burial in New Pickers Cemetery, St. Louis, Missouri
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