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Karl Alich
1877 - 1946 (68 years)
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Name Karl Alich Nickname Charles Born 31 Dec 1877 Neuwalde, Kreis Neisse, Upper Silsia, Germany 
Gender Male Died 17 Jan 1946 Farmington, Dakota, Minnesota, United States Buried 22 Jan 1946 Empire, Dakota, Minnesota, United States Person ID I7 Gebhard Last Modified 4 Dec 2020
Father Albert Alich Mother Louisa Schubert Family ID F1 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Millie Married Abt 1901 Last Modified 3 Dec 2020 Family ID F8 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Photos 1924 Photograph of Karl Alich
Photograph taken from 1924 passport application for Karl Alich.
Ancestry.com, U.S., Passport Applications, 1795-1925
Documents 
1892 Immigration of Karl and Louisa Alick
15 July 1892, Hamburg, Germany
Departure: 15 Jul 1892 in Hamburg
Destination: New York via Liverpool
Ship: Oldham
Karl Alick, age 14, of Neuwalde Schlesien
Louisa Alick, age 18, of Neuwalde Schlesien
Ancestry.com, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934
1892 Immigration of Karl and Louisa Alick
1 August 1892, Port of New York
Departure: Liverpool
Arrival: 1 Aug 1892 in Port of New York
Ship: Servia
Karl Alick, age 15, Laborer, of Germany
Louisa Alick, age 16, Spinster, of Germany
Intended destination: Wilmington, MN
Ancestry.com, New York, U.S., Arriving Passenger and Crew Lists (including Castle Garden and Ellis Island), 1820-1957
1895 Minnesota State Census for John Tutewohl Household
Greenvale, Dakota, Minnesota
In the household:
John Tutewohl, age 26, b. Germany, Farmer
Agnes Tutewohl, age 23, b. Germany
Agnes Tutewohl, age 2, b. MN
John Tutewohl, age 1, b. MN
Louise Alick, age 21, b. Germany
Charles Alick, age 17, b. Germany, Farm hand
Polina Pibroch, age 16, b. Germany
Note: Polina Pibroch is Paulina Piperek, the daughter of Mary Tutewohl (John's half-sister).
Ancestry.com, Minnesota, U.S., Territorial and State Censuses, 1849-1905
1924 Passport Application for Karl Alich
31 March 1924, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
Name: Karl Alich
Birth: 31 Dec 1877 in Neuwalde, Germany, son of Albert Alich (deceased)
Immigration: 1892
Naturalization: 14 Nov 1921
Occupation: Farmer
Residence: Farmington
Purpose of passport: Visit relatives in Germany and travel to British Isles, France, Belgium, Switzerland, Holland, and Austria
Intend to leave: Port of New York, ship Columbus, on 10 May 1924
Identification witness: Joseph E Juettner of Minneapolis, MN
Passport issued: 4 Apr 1924
Note: Karl Alich and his sister and brother-in-law (Emilia and Joseph E Juettner) applied for passports around the same time. They were travelling together to Germany to visit relatives. They left on 10 May 1924.
Ancestry.com, U.S., Passport Applications, 1795-1925
1938 Obituary of Emil Alich
Castle Rock, Dakota, Minnesota
Emil Alich, age 69, died in Farmington on 17 Feb at 4:45pm. Burial was in the St Michael's Catholic Church cemetery.
Emil was born 24 Feb 1869 in Germany. He came to the US at 16 years old and settled in Castle Rock. He was employed by the Milwaukee railroad for 35 years. He married Tille Tutewohl, who is now deceased. On 18 Jul 1898 he married Paulina Piperek.
Emil had 12 children. 2 deceased: Agnes and Elizabeth. Those who survive: John, Joe, Albert, Emil Jr, Gertrude, Carl, George, Robert, Frances. Emil is also survived by 1 brother, Charles, of Farmington and several brothers and sisters in Germany.
Source from G. Gebhard
1946 Death Certificate of Charles Alich
17 January 1946, Farmington, Dakota, Minnesota
Name: Charles Alich
Death: 17 Jan 1946
Birth: 31 Dec 1877 in Germany
Age: 68 years, 0 months, 16 days
Spouse: Millie
Occupation: Farmer
Parents: Albert Alich (b. Germany) and Louise Schubert (b. Germany)
Buried: 22 Jan 1946 in Empire, Minnesota
FamilySearch.org, Minnesota Deaths and Burials, 1835-1990