2005 June field trip - Walzem Chapel, Knibble Ranch, and Schaefer Ranch :: On tour of the Knibbe Ranch :: Comal County Genealogy Society

2005 June field trip - Walzem Chapel, Knibble Ranch, and Schaefer Ranch

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The Knibbe ranch tour involved a visit to a historical indian camp site where buffalo were stampeded over a cliff and a lively discussion of the history of the ranch which at one time extended from the Guadalupe River to near the Twin Sisters Mountains which are visible from a hill on the ranch.<br /><br />
Facing the camera from left to right: Matthew Pherigo, Cathy Pherigo, Marijane Stafford, Jeanette Mayer, David Hierholzer, Simone Hierholzer,
Alton Rahe, Yvonne Rahe, Larry Lehmann, Mary Ann Lehmann, Gladys Bartling (standing), Everett Fey.

On tour of the Knibbe Ranch - The Knibbe ranch tour involved a visit to a historical indian camp site where buffalo were stampeded over a cliff and a lively discussion of the history of the ranch which at one time extended from the Guadalupe River to near the Twin Sisters Mountains which are visible from a hill on the ranch.

Facing the camera from left to right: Matthew Pherigo, Cathy Pherigo, Marijane Stafford, Jeanette Mayer, David Hierholzer, Simone Hierholzer, Alton Rahe, Yvonne Rahe, Larry Lehmann, Mary Ann Lehmann, Gladys Bartling (standing), Everett Fey.

2005 June field trip - Walzem Chapel, Knibble Ranch, and Schaefer Ranch

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08 Jun 2005 field trip to the Walzem Chapel, the Knibbe Ranch, and the Schaefer Ranch in Comal County.

The Knibbe Ranch is owned by Chuck Knibbe and the Schaefer Ranch is owned by Mrs. Harvey Schaefer. Everyone brought a sack lunch since there were no restaurants in the area.