One thing I noticed is that you have Katherine ("Katie") Kasel listed as remaining in Kehlen. Katie Kasel married Peter Marx. They resided in Wisconsin. i have attached the biography that was pulled from the Barron Wisconsin History Book, published in 1922. Peter and Katie are my husband's Great Grandparents.

Peter Marx, proprietor of a good farm in Section 9, Arland Township, which he has developed from wild land, was born in Luxembourg, March 9, 1867, son of John and Anna (Penning) Marx. The father still resides in Luxembourg, the mother being deceased. After relinquishing his school dtudies, Peter Marx took up farm labor to earn a livelihood, continuing thus engaged until he came to America in 1889, a young man of 22 years. From New York he went to St. Paul, Minn., where he found employment cooking in restaurants and hotels. He then wandered about the West, following the same occupation in various cities in Kansas and in San Francisco, where he remained for two and a half years. In 1896 he returned east as far as Barron County, and
bought 80 acres of wild land in Section 9, Arland Township. On this he built a frame shanty and log barn, which two years later were destroyed by fire, when he lost all he had except his land. In 1920 he found himself in a position to repair his losses and built a barn and out buildings, the barn measuring 34 by 66 feet and provided with the James equipment. He has
now one of the nicest sets of farm buildings in Arland Township and has cleared 75 acres of his land. Aside from his direct farming interests, he is a stockholder in the Barron Co-operative Creamery and the Farmers' Co-operative store at Poskin. In religion he is a Catholic. On June 30, 1894, Mr. Marx was united in marriage with Katie Kasel, who was born in Luxembourg, Sept. 17, 1866, daughter of Peter and Katie (Nesen) Kasel. Her parents have both passed away. To Mr. and Mrs. Marx have been born seven children, of whom four are now living. The record of births is as follows: Joseph, Jan. 1, 1896; Edward, Nov. 2, 1898; Anna T., May 15, 1900;
Gottfried A., Nov. 25, 1901; Mary J., Aug. 16, 1904; Lena M., May 3, 1907, and Nicholas T., Feb. 23, 1908. Those deceased are: Anna T., who died Oct. 4, 1900; Gottfried A., who died April 28, 1920, and Nicholas T., who died May 25, 1908. Though bereaved of three of their children, Mr. and Mrs. Marx still enjoy a happy home life attuned to harmony by the key of mutual affection.
Source: --Taken from: History of Barron Co., Wisconsin, H. C. Cooper, Jr., & Co., 1922, pg. 900.