Eugene married Helen Gail Berkstresser about 1941. Helen (daughter of Oscar Berkstresser and Nettie Unknown) was born on 3 Apr 1922 in Morgan County, Missouri, USA; died on 29 May 1945 in New Jersey, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Gary Gene Friedly
2. Myrna Gail Friedly

Family/Spouse: Thelma Fisher. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

1. Audria Frances Friedly
2. David Wayne Friedly
3. Roger Carroll Friedly

Conrad married Audra Frances Arnold on 31 Aug 1913 in Missouri, USA. Audra (daughter of George A. Arnold and Ida M. Berkstresser) was born on 11 Jan 1898 in Haw Creek Township, Morgan County, Missouri, USA; died on 12 Jun 1957 in Versailles, Morgan County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Versailles City Cemetery, Versailles, Morgan County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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BIOGRAPHY:
The Fred Friedley Home
Added by trae1950 on 8 Feb 2009
Donna Napier was raised by Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Napier, her grandparents. When she married Fred H. Friedley the Napiers gave them part of their farm land on which to build a home.
Fred Friedley built a log house on this property. It had one room on the ground floor and one room attic above. Several years later they built a lean-to on the west side.
The house was built in 1885 or 1886. The Fred Friedley family was the only family that ever lived in the house.
Mr. and Mrs. Friedley moved out in 1946 to live with their daughter and son-in-law, Nora and Otto Kroeschen.
The old house was torn down in 1980 by Larry Lutman, a great-grandson of the Fred Friedley's.
The only two pictures that can be found of the Fred and Donna Friedley home were taken about 25 years after the house had been vacated.

Fred H. Friedley
Added by trae1950 on 8 Feb 2009
Fred H. Friedley married Donna Isabell Napier February 16, 1885 in Morgan County. Except for a few declining years they spent their entire married life on their farm northwest of Versailles. Fred H. Friedley was born in Zion, Pennsylvania April 16, 1863. He came to Missouri at the age of 3, early in 1866, with his parents, Conrad and Philippine Friedley.
Fred and Donna Friedley were the parents of 12 children: William Carrol, Conrad Adam, Gabe Wadestel, Elizabeth Katherine, Ardelia Belle, Oscar Francis, Iva Ruth, Fredrick Charles, Aubrey Neil, Mary Magadalene, Nora Florence, and Norma Ninette.
Carrol married Georgia Moore who died early in their married life. Late in life he married Martha Otten. Carrol worked for the railroad for many years.
Conrad Adam, better known as Coon Friedley, married Audra Arnold August 1913. Other than eight years spent in Colorado, their entire married life was spent on a farm near Versailles. Conrad A Friedley bought the Fred H. Friedley farm after his father's death, spending his retirement there and passed away on the farm where he was born. Conrad and Audra Freidley had six children: Albert Nelson, Ralph, Ada Clorene, Hazel Lucille, Ina Burton, and Eugene Francis.
Gabe Wadestel passed away early in life.
Elizabeth Katherine married Oliver P. Huffman March 15, 1918. They were parents of nine sons: Cecil Oliver, Norman Cleo, Fredrick Thomas, Paul Gregory, Aubrey Lester, Donald Marion, Wade Wood, Ervin Earl, and Vencil Nine. Elizabeth Katherine and her husband also raised their family on a farm near Versailles.
Ardelia Belle married Claud Pippen. After the death of her husband she moved from Miami, Oklahoma and returned to Morgan County.
Oscar Francis married Opal Palmes and they too have spent their life on a farm in Morgan County. They are the parents of 10 children: Raymond, Aubrey, William, Elroy, Paul Fredrick, Norma Jean, Donna, Shirley, and twin boys Donald and Derald.
Iva Ruth married three times. Her first husband was Ezra Self, second was Phil Sappington, and the third was Guy Grider.
Fredrick Charles married Dorothy Wetherill and they are the parents of five children: Charles David, Fred Harvey, Barbara Belle, Hannah Kay, and Carrol Owen.
Aubrey Neil lived just a few years.
Mary Magdalene lived one month and one day.
Nora Florence married Otto Kroeschen. Otto was a farmer and after retiring they moved to Stover, Missouri where Nora was a beautician and owned her own shop.
Norma Ninette lived four years, eleven months, and 24 days.
Fred H. Friedley passed away April 5, 1950. His wife Donna preceded him in death on April 21, 1949 at the home of their daughter, Nora Kroeschen. Fred H. and Donna Friedley and six of their children are at rest in Mt. Nebo Cemetary not far from the graves of his parents, Conrad and Philippine Friedley.

Frederick married Donna Isabell Napier on 16 Feb 1885 in Missouri, USA. Donna was born on 4 May 1864 in Missouri, USA; died on 20 Apr 1949 in Versailles, Morgan County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Mount Nebo Cemetery, Haw Creek Township, Morgan County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

George married Ida M. Berkstresser. Ida was born in 1871 in Missouri, USA; died in in Haw Creek Township, Morgan County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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BIOGRAPHY:
Profile on Conrad Friedly
Added by trae1950 on 6 Mar 2009
Conrad (believed to be pronounced Coon-rod) Friedly, son of Georg Jakob and Barbara (Daussmann) Friedly, was born August 5, 1826 in Vorderseidenthal, Germany. It is thought that after his parents died, Nicolaus and Margaretha (Neuhardt) Jochum took him under their wing and brought him to America with them in 1843, landing in Port Philadelphia. This was the story passed down to his daughter, Mamie Edith's, descendants who were also told that Conrad set up the tailoring trade in Philadelphia before settling in Zion, Centre County, Pennsylvania. Conrad's brother Georg Friedel's descendants were told that both Conrad and Georg spent some time in New York practicing the tailoring trade before coming to Pennsylvania, but it is not known how long they were in New York, if in fact they were there first.
On March 13, 1851 Conrad married Philippine Caroline Jochum, daughter of Nicolaus and Margaretha Jochum. (Some say the spelling of their last name is Yochum instead of Jochum. I don't really know for sure but in looking at some documents I've had the chance to see it could be either spelled with a Y or the J. German writing leaves something to the imagination when I have to read it. You as the readers will have to use it any way you choose but we are spelling it with the J.) Philippine was born April 14, 1830 in Rumbach, Germany. The two families lived in the same area in Bavaria, Germany.
It is known that Conrad and his brother, Georg Jakob Friedel (German spelling of Friedley), ran a tailoring shop in Zion, Pennsylvania. Descendants of Georg, who remained in Zion, still own the same building and had their business in it for a while but is now used as a storage building.
There were eight children born to Conrad and Philippine while they lived in Zion: David, born April 28, 1852; Harvey, born April 27, 1854; Adam, born October 6, 1855; Gustavus Adolphus, born May 6, 1858; Phoebe Abigale, born February 18, 1860; Lewis Maximilian, born May 2, 1861; Fredrick Harvey, born April 16, 1863; and Mamie Edith, born January 17, 1866. The 1860 census of Walker Township shows that Conrad's brother, Georg and his wife, Elisabeth, shared the same household.
Conrad and Philippine moved with their family to Morgan County, Missouri in early April of 1866. According to the Morgan County records dated 1866, their family at the time of arrival consisted of: David, 14; Adam, 10; Gustavus, eight; Phoebe, six; Lewis M., five; Fred H., three; and Edith, three months. Harvey had died December 17, 1859.
According to Morgan County records, Conrad made land purchases of 20 acres April 5, 1866 from W. Pennebaker and wife Sarah, $250; 165 acres June 25 1866 from James J. Morris and wife, $1320 (mortgage on this was $500); and 3.87 acres August 1, 1869 from Wm. J. Lyles and wife Martha E., $50. The Morris farm was located northwest of Versailles near the old Ouchita Coal Mines.
After moving to Morgan County, Conrad farmed with the help of his sons. To help support his large family, Conrad opened a tailoring shop in Versailles. This was advertised in the Morgan County Banner of August 4, 1866. His first shop was located in the front room of the harness shop on the north side of the public square. Conrad and Philippine had one child after coming to Morgan County. Caroline was born on July 8, 1869 but lived only eight months, passing away March 28, 1870. She was buried in the Mt. Nebo Cemetery northwest of Versailles.
A double wedding was held on September 21, 1875 when their daughter, Phoebe Abigale Friedly married Thomas Edgecomb Merriott and Thomas' sister, Ruby Ann Merriott married Phoebe's brother David Friedly. The two couples made their home in Morgan County a number of years, later moving to Henry County. In 1878, Gustavus Friedly married Cordelia Beaty. They farmed northwest of Versailles for several years, then moved to Henry County, too. They spent their later years in Johnson County.
Conrad died suddenly on February 10, 1880 at 53 years of age. He was buried in Mt. Nebo Cemetery. His wife, Philippine, stayed on the family farm after his death until all the remaining children at home were married. In September 1880, Adam Friedly married Barbara Jane Berkstresser. They spent their married life on a farm north of Versailles. Edith Friedly married George Stuart in 1883. They farmed in Morgan County for a number of years. Fred H. Friedly married Donnie Napier in February 1885. They spent their entire married life on a farm west of Versailles. The remaining child at home, Lewis Maximilian Friedly, married Elisa Annie Rumans in April 1885. They lived on the family farm for a number of years, later purchasing land near by. They too moved to Henry County later on.
Philippine Friedly spent her remaining years in the homes of her children, passing away November 8, 1907 at the home of her son, Lewis M. (Max) Friedly. She is buried at her busband's side in Mt. Nebo Cemetery northwest of Versailles.

Konrad married Philippina Karolina Jochem on 13 Mar 1851 in Zion, Centre County, Pennsylvania, USA. Philippina (daughter of Nikolaus Jochem and Maria Margaretha Neuhardt) was born on 24 Apr 1830 in Rumbach, Pfalz, Bayern; died on 8 Nov 1907 in Versailles, Morgan County, Missouri, USA; was buried in Mount Nebo Cemetery, Haw Creek Township, Morgan County, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]