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	[[File:conzett.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Image courtesy: Katelyn Wolff, University of Dubuque]]CONZETT, Jacob. (~~Germany~~, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated ~~the~~ America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.		Ancestry: https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/43354170:60525?tid=&pid=&queryId=33df90badd39990aba163e781aaba965&_phsrc=HEg46051&_phstart=successSource

			[[File:conzett.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Image courtesy: Katelyn Wolff, University of Dubuque]]CONZETT, Jacob. (Schiers, Bezirk Prattigau/Davos, Graubunden, Switzerland, Jan. 16, 1834--Cheviot, Hamilton County, Ohio Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated to America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.

	Conzett led the school which eventually became the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)		Conzett led the school which eventually became the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)
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	1. Samuels, Joel L. "History of First Presbyterian Church in Dubuque, Iowa, Online: http://www.firstpresdbq.org/about-us/history-of-our-church/		1. Samuels, Joel L. "History of First Presbyterian Church in Dubuque, Iowa, Online: http://www.firstpresdbq.org/about-us/history-of-our-church/

	2. Clifford, H. Fox, Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947		2. Clifford, H. Fox, '''Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society''', Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947

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	2. Clifford, H. Fox, Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947		2. Clifford, H. Fox, Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947

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	[[File:conzett.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Image courtesy: ~~Katlyn~~ Wolff, University of Dubuque]]CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.		[[File:conzett.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Image courtesy: Katelyn Wolff, University of Dubuque]]CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.

	Conzett led the school for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)		Conzett led the school which eventually became the [[UNIVERSITY OF DUBUQUE]] for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)

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	CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.		[[File:conzett.jpg\|200px\|thumb\|left\|Image courtesy: Katlyn Wolff, University of Dubuque]]CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.

	Conzett led the school for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)		Conzett led the school for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)

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	CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.		CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian\|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. (1) Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.

	Conzett led the school for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (1)		Conzett led the school for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (2)

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	1. Clifford, H. Fox, Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947		1. Samuels, Joel L. "History of First Presbyterian Church in Dubuque, Iowa, Online: http://www.firstpresdbq.org/about-us/history-of-our-church/

			2. Clifford, H. Fox, Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947

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CONZETT, Jacob. (Germany, Jan. 17, 1834--Oct. 24, 1915). The Conzett family emigrated the America when Jacob was twelve years old. After trying many jobs, he decided to study for the ministry. He was the fourth student of [[VAN VLIET, Adrian|Adrian VAN VLIET]]. Following successful pastorates in Iowa, he was chosen to succeed Van Vliet as the head of the German Presbyterian School of the Northwest in Dubuque.

Conzett led the school for eleven years before retiring in 1881. He returned to preaching in German churches in Beloit, Michigan; Chicago, Illinois; and Cincinnati, Ohio. (1)

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1. Clifford, H. Fox, Journal of the Presbyterian Historical Society, Vol. XXV, Sept. 1947