Wilhelm and Theresa's home in
Schachtebich, Kreis Heiligenstadt, Germany
All 8 if their children were born here, including quadruplets who died as infants.  
Willhelm was a Burgermeister.  
He brought his family to America in August 1879.  The trip across the ocean took 3 weeks.  They boarded a ship at Bremer Harbor and encountered a bad storm along the way making the trip quite rough.    Wilhelm died a year later.
Photo and information from Romana Voigt Munk.  Thanks Moni!  Trip information written in document by Regina Landwehr as told to her by her mother, Anna Marie Voigt Landwehr (Andrew's sister).

Andrew Voigt's sod house north of Halliday, North Dakota   1910
Anna Berger Voigt is holding baby Rose Marie
Photo from Roberta Ann Bosch (daughter of Rose Marie Voigt and Peter Bosch)  
Thanks for the neat picture!

Andrew Voigt Ranch Home
Elbowoods, North Dakota
Photo from Roberta Ann Bosch
(daughter of Rose Marie Voigt Bosch)
April 1, 2003 --  Roberta Bosch  says that Andrew and Anna Voigt's Ranch home near Elbowoods, North Dakota was built by August H. Landwehr in 1912.  August was married to
Andrew's sister, Anna Marie

Andrew Voigt Ranch
Elbowoods, North Dakota
Photo from Irene Voigt Knapton

Andrew Voigt Ranch
Elbowoods, North Dakota
Photo from Irene Voigt Knapton

Andrew Voigt Ranch
Elbowoods, North Dakota
Photo from Merle England Voigt
(Vincent V. Voigt's wife)

Cattle on Andrew Voigt's Ranch in Elbowoods, North Dakota
Photo from Merle England Voigt  (Vincent V. Voigt's wife)

Cattle on Andrew Voigt Ranch--Andrew raised cattle and Percheron horses
Elbowoods, North Dakota
Photo from Irene Voigt Knapton