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| 169001 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Engel, Therese (I108070)
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| 169002 | William Engel Caroline Engel Ramona Engel Mildred Engel Ruben Engel Willard Engel | Engel, William (I179781)
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| 169003 | William Erdman Dora Erdman Herbert Erdman ??Ilyn Erdman Erdman Robert Erdman [2 4/12] | Erdman, William (I18146)
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| 169004 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Erdman, Evelyn (I340159)
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| 169005 | William Erdmann Dora Erdmann Herbert Erdmann Evelyn Erdmann Ada Erdmann Robert Erdmann James Erdmann | Erdman, William (I18146)
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| 169006 | William Ervin Winters, age 77, formerly of Fort Atkinson, WI, died July 1, 2011, at the Aurora House in Weslaco, TX. William was born in Seymour, Wisconsin on May 14, 1934, the son of Elmer and Frieda (Krueger) Winters. On June 2, 1956, William married Lois Jean Schroeder in Appleton, Wisconsin. He worked at the Fort Memorial Hospital from 1972-1995 in the Maintenence Department. He and his wife spent winters in Texas beginning in 1998, and have been year round residents since 2008. He enjoyed camping and polka dancing with his wife. Surviving are: Wife: Lois Winters, Alamo, TX, Son: Randall Winters (Brian Ebert), Frisco, TX, Daughter: Linda Winters, Fort Atkinson, WI, Daughter: Janet (Fiance' Joe Saunders) Brittnacher, Fort Atkinson, WI, Son: Jim (Kimara) Winters, Watertown, WI, Sister: Shirley (Vern) Wichman, Appleton, WI, 2 Brothers: Robert (Bev) Winters, Kaukauna, WI, and Kenneth (Wanda) Winters, South Bend, IN, Mother-In-Law: Lucille Schroeder, Kaukauna, WI, and Special Family Friend: Gina Cox , Fort Atkinson. William was preceded in death by his parents. Funeral Services will be held Saturday, August 6, 2011, at 11 am at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church, Fort Atkinson, WI with Rev. Paul Scharrer officiating. Burial will take place in Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call at the church from 10 am till the time of service. www.nitardyfuneral home.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 14, 2011 | Winters, William Ervin (I186959)
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| 169007 | William F Abel Emma Abel Elsie Abel Margaret Abel Mildred Abel Mary Voight | Voight, Emma (I198753)
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| 169008 | William F Abel Emma Abel Elsie Abel Margaret Abel Mildred Abel Mary Voight | Abel, William (I198754)
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| 169009 | William F Ashe 50 Katherine Ashe 47 William Ashe 20 Andrew Ashe 18 Edward Ashe 17 Donald Ashe 15 Elizabeth Ann Ashe 14 Norman Ashe 9 Henry Ashe 6 Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 2603; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0034; Image: 943.0; FHL microfilm: 2342337 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547571_00947?pid=58099361&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1930usfedcen%26h%3D58099361%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DXct20%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D6061&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Xct20&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Ashe, Elizabeth (I335536)
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| 169010 | William F Ashe Katherine Ashe William Ashe Andrew Ashe Edward Ashe Donald Ashe Elizabeth Ann Ashe Norman Ashe Henry Ashe | Ashe, William F. (I339181)
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| 169011 | William F Behm Alvina Behm Arthur Behm Alice Behm [2 6/12] Herman Waspi | Behm, Arthur A. (I319551)
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| 169012 | William F Belling Adolphine Belling Flora F Belling Emma C Belling Louise H Belling Lawrence H Belling Edwin T O Belling | Belling, William F. (I155543)
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| 169013 | William F Belling Adolphine Belling Flora F Belling Emma C Belling Louise H Belling Lawrence H Belling Edwin T O Belling | Belling, Lawrence (I155560)
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| 169014 | William F Blake Freda I Blake Ruth E Blake John W Blake Elizabeth Blake | Blake, William Francis (I199333)
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| 169015 | William F Boll Helen Boll Rose Newhouse | Newhouse, Helen (I59183)
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| 169016 | William F Boll Helen Boll Rose Newhouse | Boll, William F. (I72481)
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| 169017 | William F Boll Helen Boll Rose Newhouse | Newhouse, Rose Ann (I89158)
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| 169018 | William F Braeger, 1120 N. Oneida St., Age 83, passed away Tuesday afternoon. He was born May 18, 1883 in Appleon and had been a resident of Appleton his entire life. He was employed at the Fox River Paper Corp. for 53 years prior to his retirement and was a member of Zion Lutheran Church. Mr. Braeger is survived by his wife, Ida; one daughter, Mrs. Robert (Marguerite) Zeinert, Appleton; two sons, Carl and Elmer, both of Appleton; two sisters, Mrs. Flora Maass and Miss Lenora Braeger, both of Appleton; 1 grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday from the Brettschneider-Trettin Funeral Home with the Rev. W. H. Gammelin officiatingl. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Thursday until the hour of the service." | Braeger, William Ferdinand (I43214)
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| 169019 | William F Buboltz Anna E Buboltz | Buboltz, William (I147123)
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| 169020 | William F Buboltz Anna E Buboltz | Kasten, Anna (I147124)
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| 169021 | William F Buboltz Anna G Buboltz | Buboltz, William (I147123)
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| 169022 | William F Buboltz Anna G Buboltz | Kasten, Anna (I147124)
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| 169023 | William F Buboltz Anna Buboltz | Buboltz, William (I147123)
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| 169024 | William F Buboltz Anna Buboltz | Kasten, Anna (I147124)
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| 169025 | William F Burmeister Mary Burmeister Anita Burmeister Katherine Burmeister Ire Carter | Gregorius, Maria Mary (I129732)
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| 169026 | William F Burmeister Mary Burmeister Anita Burmeister Katherine Burmeister Ire Carter | Burmeister, William Fred (I129739)
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| 169027 | William F Burmeister Mary Burmeister Anita Burmeister Katherine Burmeister Ire Carter | Burmeister, Catherine (I163261)
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| 169028 | William F Burmeister Anna M Burmeister | Burmeister, William Henry (I103733)
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| 169029 | William F Diedrich Gennie J Diedrich Rose C Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo F Diedrich Monica M Diedrich Nicholas F Diedrich William H Diedrich MA* A Diedrich [1 4/12] Frank J PR*Sner Joseph F PR*Sner | Diedrich, William F. (I151142)
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| 169030 | William F Diedrich Gennie J Diedrich Rose C Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo F Diedrich Monica M Diedrich Nicholas F Diedrich William H Diedrich MA* A Diedrich [1 4/12] Frank J PR*Sner Joseph F PR*Sner | Diedrich, Rose C. (I151150)
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| 169031 | William F Diedrich Gennie J Diedrich Rose C Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo F Diedrich Monica M Diedrich Nicholas F Diedrich William H Diedrich MA* A Diedrich [1 4/12] Frank J PR*Sner Joseph F PR*Sner | Preissner, Joseph (I176359)
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| 169032 | William F Diedrich Gennie J Diedrich Rose C Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo F Diedrich Monica M Diedrich Nicholas F Diedrich William H Diedrich MA* A Diedrich [1 4/12] Frank J PR*Sner Joseph F PR*Sner | Preissner, Frank (I176360)
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| 169033 | William F Diedrich Gennie J Diedrich Rose C Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo F Diedrich Monica M Diedrich Nicholas F Diedrich William H Diedrich MA* A Diedrich Frank J PR*Sner Joseph F PR*Sner | Diedrich, Nicholas Frank "Jake" (I151143)
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| 169034 | William F Diedrich Bridgit Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo Diedrich Monica Diedrich Nicklas Diedrich Marion Diedrich Robert Diedrich Dorthy Diedrich Lenord Diedrich Joseph Preissner | Diedrich, William F. (I151142)
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| 169035 | William F Diedrich Bridgit Diedrich Hugo Diedrich Leo Diedrich Monica Diedrich Nicklas Diedrich Marion Diedrich Robert Diedrich Dorthy Diedrich Lenord Diedrich Joseph Preissner | Preissner, Bergetta "Gennie" (I151145)
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| 169036 | William F Diestler Enlisted as Cpl 20 Wis Inf Co K on 14 Aug 1862 at Sheboygan Mustered out as Cpl 20 Wis Inf Co K on 14 Jul 1865 Time Served 2y 11m | Diestler, Wilhelm F. (I144940)
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| 169037 | William F Distler Karolina Distler Frank Distler Ed Distler Mandie Distler John Distler | Diestler, Wilhelm F. (I144940)
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| 169038 | William F Ehret Cora Ehret | Ehret, William (I128098)
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| 169039 | William F Ehret Cora Ehret | Servaes, Cornelia (I146403)
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| 169040 | William F Falk Harold Falk Bernice Falk Ethlyn Guyette | Falk, William (I199942)
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| 169041 | William F Hobbins Josephine Hobbins Harold T Hobbins Nora Mae Hobbins Joseph H Hobbins | Cowing, Josephine Dora (I113155)
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| 169042 | William F Hobbins Josephine Hobbins Harold T Hobbins Nora Mae Hobbins Joseph H Hobbins | Hobbins, Harold (I113158)
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| 169043 | William F Hobbins Josephine Hobbins Harold T Hobbins Nora Mae Hobbins Joseph H Hobbins | Hobbins, James Francis (I105801)
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| 169044 | William F Hochne Luella Hochne Margaret B Hochne Robert H Hochne Richard F Hochne Mildred A Hochne William F Hochne Howard G Hochne | Hoehne, William H. (I155585)
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| 169045 | William F Hohmann - 52 Mary Hohmann - 36 Bamista Hohmann - 12 Eugene Hohmann - 6 | Hohmann, William F. (I186479)
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| 169046 | William F Klammer 65 Johanna R Klammer 57 | Bloch, Johanna (I166982)
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| 169047 | William F Klammer Johanna R Klammer Albert W Klammer Ruth C Klammer | Klammer, William (I162663)
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| 169048 | William F Klammer Johanna R Klammer | Klammer, William (I162663)
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| 169049 | William F Koehler Louise L Koehler Henry A Koehler | Wilfuehr, Louise (I308745)
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| 169050 | William F Koehler Louise L Koehler Henry A Koehler | Koehler, William (I308748)
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| 169051 | William F Lindekugel 39 Clara C Lindekugel 38 Bertha M Lindekugel 16 Edna G Lindekugel 13 Ester I Lindekugel 10 August J Lindekugel 5 5/12 Hazel M Lindekugel 2 5/12 Charles W Lindekugel 2/12 | Lindekugel, Frederick William (I165973)
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| 169052 | William F Milheiser Olive Milheiser Harriet H Milheiser Jeanette H Milheiser Louise B Milheiser Robert I Milheiser [1 1/12] | Milheiser, Barbara L. (I90825)
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| 169053 | William F Milheiser Olive Milheiser Harriet H Milheiser Jeanette H Milheiser Louise B Milheiser Robert I Milheiser [1 1/12] | Milheiser, William (I90826)
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| 169054 | William F Munchow Bertha A Munchow Theodore F Munchow Herman W Munchow Harold W Munchow Leland A Munchow | Mehring, Bertha (I300976)
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| 169055 | William F Murphy 43 Jennie Murphy 39 Ray W Murphy 21 Orville J Murphy 17 Wilbur F Murphy 16 Grace Murphy 14 | Giesbers, Jenny (I33290)
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| 169056 | William F Murphy 53 Jennie Murphy 49 Wilbur Murphy 26 Lloyd Murphy 23 William Giesbers 85 | Giesbers, Jenny (I33290)
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| 169057 | William F Murphy 53 Jennie Murphy 49 Wilbur Murphy 26 Lloyd Murphy 23 William Giesbers 85 | Murphy, William F. (I33297)
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| 169058 | William F Pahl Annie B Pahl Ruth H Pahl Clarence F Pahl Alice D Pahl Wilbur F Pahl [1/12] Augusta R Schiffleger [26] | Pahl, Alice (I84765)
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| 169059 | William F Pahl Annie B Pahl Ruth H Pahl Clarence F Pahl Alice D Pahl Wilbur F Pahl [1/12] Augusta R Schiffleger | Schiffleger, Augusta (I154415)
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| 169060 | William F Pahl Annie B Pahl Ruth A Pahl Clarence F Pahl Alice D Pahl Wilbur J Pahl Augusta R Schiffleger [26] | Pahl, William F. (I120048)
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| 169061 | William F Redman Agnes Redman Arthur L Redman Herold W Redman Violet M Redman | Redman, William F. (I155049)
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| 169062 | William F Redman Eleane R Redman Richard Redman | Redman, William F. (I155049)
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| 169063 | William F Shillcox Martha Shillcox William Shillcox Thomas Shillcox Mary A Shillcox | Shillcox, Thomas (I173576)
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| 169064 | William F Speel Margaret Speel Jack Sampson | Speel, William Frederick (I167374)
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| 169065 | William F Stowasser Lydia Stowasser William Stowasser Mary Helen Stowasser Ruth Stowasser Robert Stowasser [1/12] | Langlois, Lydia (I151829)
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| 169066 | William F Stowasser Lydia Stowasser William Stowasser Mary Helen Stowasser Ruth Stowasser Robert Stowasser James Stowasser | Langlois, Lydia (I151829)
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| 169067 | William F Witthuhu 44 Bertha S Witthuhu 39 Ernest H Witthuhu 12 William F Witthuhu 11 Ella B Witthuhn 8 Martha B Witthuhu 7 Paul E Witthuhu 5 Otto E Witthuhu 4 Hedwig E Witthuhu 2 | Witthuhn, Christian Fredrich Wilhelm WILLIAM (I151360)
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| 169068 | William F Woelz Minnie Woelz William Woelz Bobby Woelz | Woelz, William (I204934)
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| 169069 | William F Wolf 34 John G Wolf 32 Anna E Wolf 29 Elmer E Wolf 20 | Wolf, John G. (I159382)
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| 169070 | William F Wolf 34 John G Wolf 32 Anna E Wolf 29 Elmer E Wolf 20 | Wolf, Anna (I159384)
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| 169071 | William F Wolf 34 John G Wolf 32 Anna E Wolf 29 Elmer E Wolf 20 | Wolf, Elmer E. (I159385)
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| 169072 | William F Wolf 34 John G Wolf 32 Anna E Wolf 29 Elmer E Wolf 20 | Wolf, William F. (I159376)
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| 169073 | William F Wolf 43 Hilda M Wolf B Sweden 41 Annabelle Wolf 2 [2 5/12] John J Garn Father in law B. Sweden 74 | Wolf, William F. (I159376)
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| 169074 | William F Wolf 64 Hilda J Wolf 62 Annabelle Wolf 22 | Wolf, William F. (I159376)
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| 169075 | William F. "Bill" Bartmann, Appleton, 80, passed away on Friday, Aug. 3, 2007. Bill was born on Feb. 10, 1927, to the late John F. and Alice (Bradley) Bartmann. Bill attended Appleton High School and the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. He served in the U.S. Army during and immediately following World War II after which he became a member of the American Legion Post. He was initially employed by a paper company and then by a lithographer for a total of 43 years. He was a member of First English Lutheran Church. On Sept. 15, 1951, Bill married Kay Dreger. They had daughters, Janet Bartmann, Lisa Bartmann and Marcia Immel; grandchildren, Roy (Aubrey) Immel, Kathy Immel, Tess Bartmann and great-grandson, Teydon Immel. Bill had two siblings, Margaret (Clarence) DeWildt and John (Sally) Bartmann and sister-in-law, Diane (Cliff) Van Der Steen. Funeral service for Bill will be held on Monday, Aug. 6, 2007, at 4 p.m. at FIRST ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH (N2541 Ballard Road) with Pastor George Detweiler officiating. Interment will be held at Highland Memorial Park. Memorials can be sent in Bill's name to the Appleton YMCA Youth Membership Program, 218 E. Lawrence Street, Appleton, WI 54911. "Today shalt thou be with me in Paradise" - Luke 23:43 WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Section C, Page 12 | Bartmann, William F. (I191543)
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| 169076 | William F. "Bill" Kolb, 79, De Pere, died Wednesday, December 18, 2013, after a yearlong struggle with lung cancer. He was born March 18, 1934, in De Pere to Anthony and Pearl (Spear) Kolb. Bill grew up in De Pere and graduated from Nicolet High School. On July 10, 1954, he married Rosalie "Lee" VandeLogt at St. Mary Catholic Church in De Pere. Following his wedding, he enlisted in the U.S. Army and served in Germany. After his discharge from the military, Bill worked for the city of De Pere before beginning his career with the De Pere Fire Department. He retired in 1989 after 25 years. Bill had achieved the rank of Lieutenant and worked as the Fire Department's Training Officer. Bill was an accomplished craftsman who enjoyed home remodeling. His remodels included a cottage in Athelstane which his family enjoyed for many years. In later years, Bill and Lee bought and remodeled a cottage in Egg Harbor. The cottage in Door County featured a gazebo which Bill built that slept six people. Bill was a loving husband and for many years cared for his wife, Lee, who suffered with rheumatoid arthritis. Bill is survived by his children, Debbie Kolb, Franklin, WI; Pam and John Jenk, Hales Corners, WI; Mark and Carolyn Kolb, Hudson, WI; Lisa Maas, Green Bay; Stuart and Pam Kolb, Green Bay; Mary Kolb, De Pere; Bill and Amy Kolb, Brookfield, WI; eleven grandchildren, Leah, Austin, Jennifer, Eric, Veronica, Mariah, Mackenzie, Benjamin, Brittany, Rachel, Connor; one sister, Ruby (Bob) Ahasay; three brothers, Gene Kolb, Lloyd (Beverly) Kolb; Darrell Kolb and Cathy; sister-in-law, Nancy Ringblom; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Rosalie "Lee"; his parents; son-in-law, Bob Maas; brothers, Jerome and Donald Kolb; and a special sister-in-law, Trudy Kolb. Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday (TODAY). A Parish Wake Service will be held at 7 p.m. today at the funeral home. Friends may also call from 9:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, 4805 Sportsman Dr. in Ledgeview. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday at the church with Rev. Richard Getchel officiating and Rev. John Harper concelebrating. Burial will be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Bill's name. The Kolb family wishes to extend their gratitude to the staff of Green Bay Oncology for their care of Bill during his illness. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 20, 2013 | Kolb, William F. (I145378)
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| 169077 | William F. (Bill) Bolwerk, Kimberly, age 83, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, January 28, 2015 with family by his side. He was born December 9, 1931 in Combined Locks, to the late George and Marie (Van Cuyk) Bolwerk. On January 27, 1953, he was united in marriage to Celestine (Sally) Van Dinter at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute. They celebrated 62 years and 1 day together. Bill grew up in Kimberly and worked at the Kimberly mill for 25 years, from June 1951 - January 1977. He served in the National Guard for eight years. In 1977 he moved to Texas to work for Texas Utilities where he was very proud of his accomplishments, retiring in 1992 as a maintenance foreman. He and Sally then moved back to Kimberly. Bill enjoyed volunteering for the Kimberly Fire Department from 1955 to 1977 (and yelled at his kids for following the fire trucks on their bikes), St. Joseph Food Program, St. Paul Nursing Home, Appleton Medical Center, and Robinson Florist. He enjoyed spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He also enjoyed car rides, a good story, golfing, playing many card games including poker with the guys, bowling, and loved to tell jokes. Bill was a member of the Knights of Columbus and was honored to be a grand knight. He was a faithful member of St. Paul Catholic Church in Combined Locks and served as Eucharistic Minister. He is survived by his wife Sally, children: Janet (Dixon) Kuchenbecker, Shawano; David (Carol) Bolwerk, Cedarburg; Lynn (Lee) Fish, Appleton; Jean (Adrian A.) Vanden Acker, Appleton; Michael P. (LeAnn) Bolwerk, Beckville TX; Don (Madeline) Bolwerk, Forney TX; his beloved grandchildren: Jon Kuchenbecker, Jill (Scott) Manteufel, Andrew Bolwerk, Aaron Bolwerk, Jacob Bolwerk, Jennifer (Doug) Pomrening, Jason Fish, Jeff Fish, Mark Maas, Heather Vanden Acker, Jason Vanden Acker, Christopher Bolwerk, Joshua Bolwerk, David (Lisa) Bolwerk, Brandon (Megan) Bolwerk, Thomas (Breanna) Bolwerk; and great-grandchildren: Payton, Kristin, Tyler, Carson, Callie, Lindsay, Nate, Andrew, Kevin, and Collin. He is also survived by a sister Adriana (Hank) Evers, Kaukauna; brothers John Bolwerk, Gwinn MI; Henry (Mary) Bolwerk, Combined Locks; Bob Bolwerk (special friend Marge Wippich), Kimberly; George (Barb) Bolwerk, West Bend; brother-in-law Dennis Van Dinter, Little Chute. He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and friends. Bill is preceded in death by a daughter Nancy, a sister and brother-in-law Gertrude and Vincent Gloudemans; father and mother-in-law Peter L. and Jeanette Van Dinter; sister-in-laws Flo Bolwerk, Helen Bolwerk, and Sharon Van Dinter; brother-in-law Roger Van Dinter. The Mass of Christian Burial will be on Tuesday, February 3, 11:30am, at St. Paul Catholic Church, 410 Wallace Street, Combined Locks, with Fr. Andrew Kysely officiating. Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery, Kimberly. Family and friends may call at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Drive, Kaukauna, WI, on Monday, February 2, 3:00pm - 7:00pm, with a prayer service at 7:00pm, and again at church on Tuesday from 9:30am until the time of Mass. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to St. Joseph Food Program, 1465 Opportunity Way, Menasha WI 54952, or , 262 Danny Thomas Place, Memphis, TN 38105. The family would like to express a big thank you to Dr. John Swanson, the staff at the Martha Seikman Cancer Center, and to Melissa, Julie, Karen, and Ellen of St. Paul Hospice for all the support and care provided to the family. | Bolwerk, William "Bill" (I195041)
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| 169078 | William F. Ahrens "Rt. 2, Black Creek Age 75, died at 2 p.m. unexpectedly Wednesday. He was born June 27, 1900 in the Town of Center and had lived in Appleton most of his life where he was employed with the Borden Milk Company until his retirement twelve years ago. He had resided at his daughter's farm in Black Creek for the past ten years. Mr. Ahrens was a member of the First Congregational Church. The survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Arnold (Marjorie) Volkman of Black Creek, and Mrs. William (Carol) Brew, of Loretto, Michigan; two sons, Reginold of Kimberly and Ralph of Woodbridge, Va.; a step-daughter, Mrs. Mary Lee Kienart of Tucson, Ariz.; two brothers, John and Al both of Appleton; four sisters, Mrs. Emma Horn of Appleton, Mrs. Martha Schabo of the Town of Center, Mrs. Ella Kamke of New London, Mrs. Olga Wolfgram of Appleton; 12 grandchildren; and 5 great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his sister, Mrs. Bertha Matakovic. The funeral will be at 11 a.m. Friday at the Wichmann Funeral Home with Dr. John Edward Felible officiating. Interment will -be, in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 5 until 9 p.m. Thursday and after 8 a.m. Friday morning until the hour of service. Thursday AUGUST 7,1975 The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. B-12 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: | Ahrens, William (I203934)
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| 169079 | William F. Bubolz, Green Bay Age 87, passed away Tuesday morning in a Green Bay hospital. He was born November 3, 1886 in Cicero, Wis. and was married to Helena Laudenklos who preceded him in death in 1938. He then married Ellen Petersen who preceded him in death in 1972. Mr. Bubolz owned and operated the Bubolz Insurance Agency from 1946 until his retirement in 1965 He had been treasurer of Grace Lutheran Church, Green Bay for 25 years Survivors include a son, Leonard, Green Bay, a daughter Miss Florence, Washington, D.C., four brothers, George, East Lansing, Michigan, Gordon, Appleton, Or. Richard, Chicago, and Edmund, Black Creek; four sisters, Mrs Henry Helms, Mrs Franklin Jesse, and Mrs Walter Drummond, all of Appleton, and Mrs Al Smith. Auburn, Alabama; 5 grandchildren, and 8 great grandchildren A son Harold preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday at Martin Luther Chapel of Grace Lutheran Church, Green Bay, with Rev Dean Kilgust officiating Burial will be in the Fort Howard Cemetery Friends may call at the Lyndahl Funeral Home, Green Bay, after 6 p.m. Thursday A memorial fund has been established. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, November 21, 1973 | Page 10=B-6 | Bubolz, William (I107031)
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| 169080 | William F. Buck, 81, died at 6 o'clock Saturday evening at Appleton, after a long illness. He was born Oct. 16, 1856, in the town of Dale and had lived here all his life. He was married to Katie Rupple in 1880. The latter died 12 years ago. Mr. Buck was in the harness and shoe repairing business for the last fifty years and during this time he also served as postmaster for 14 years. Survivors are two half-sisters, Mrs. Clara Nye, Neenah, and Miss Louise Buck, Fond du Lac. The body will be brought to the Bernard Yankee home Monday afternoon where it will remain until the time for services, which will be conducted at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon at the Yankee home and at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church by the Rev. Daniel De Braal. Burial will be in the South Medina cemetery. Appleton Post Crescent, Appleton, WI Monday, January 10, 1938 **Note - Unsure of date of death. Grave marker has the year of death as 1937. Obituary is not clear on the exact date of death. | Buck, William F. (I199611)
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| 169081 | William F. DeYoung, 32, 902 E. Alton-st, died Friday morning from injuries received in the World war. He served on the Mexican border as a member of the old National Guards and later in the World war with Battery E of the 121st Field artillery. He was a member of the Elk lodge, Ohney Johnson post of the American legion and the Red Arrow club. The survivors are his widow and three children, Charles, James and Mary Jane, his father, Charles DeYoung of Appleton, and five sisters, Mrs. Herbert Knight, Mary, Jane, Margaret and Dorothy all of Appleton. The funeral services will be held Monday. Source: "Appleton Post-Crescent," published on Friday, Dec. 18, 1925, page 23 DEATHS WILLIAM F. DEYOUNG | DeYoung, Francis William "William Francis" (I133706)
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| 169082 | WILLIAM F. EBERT, one of the old and honored residents of Grand Chute township, who is the owner of ninety-five acres of valuable farming land, is carrying on general agricultural operations, and also has built up a large wholesale milk business. He was born in Pommern, in Prussia, January 1, 1839, and is a son of Carl and Fredericka (Umland) Ebert, natives of that country, where the father was born in 1807 and the mother four years later. Carl Ebert was a cabinetmaker by trade, and neither he nor his wife ever left their native land. William F. Ebert attended the schools in the place of his nativity, and was only twelve years old when his mother died, and at this time he commenced working for himself, he being engaged at herding sheep until he left for America in 1869. He came at once to Wisconsin, where he became a farm laborer and also was employed at railroad construction work, later becoming an employe of the Adkinson factory, where he continued to work for nine years. Having accumulated a little capital, he rented a small farm in Grand Chute township and went into the milk business, operating a route for twelve years, at the end of which time he purchased his present farm of fifty-five acres and later made another purchase of forty acres near this property. With the help of his sons, he now farms this property along general lines, and he has it equipped as a dairy farm, having built up a large wholesale trade in milk. He gives his entire attention to his farming interests, and expects to make this property his home during the remainder of his life. Mr. Ebert has never cared for public office, and in his political views is not bound by party lines, being independent in voting. He and his family are connected with the Lutheran Church. For many years Mr. Ebert was a member of the Sons of Herman, but he has severed his connections with this order during latter years. In October, 1872, Mr. Ebert was married to Bertha Greundeman, who was born in Pommern, in Prussia, July 1, 1846, daughter of Julius and Charlotta (Steffen) Greundeman, natives of that country who never came to America. Mr. Greundeman was a carpenter and building contractor. Five children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Ebert, namely: William, who is living at home assisting his father; Lizzie, who married Anton Ullrich, living in Grand Chute township; Minnie, who married Walter Harms, living on a part of Mr. Ebert's farm; Anna, who is living at home; and Carl, who is also single and engaged in operating the home farm. | Ebert, William F. (I161260)
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| 169083 | William F. Gehrke 1618 Florence St., Kaukauna Age 77, passed away at 2:45 a.m. Saturday after a short illness. He was born August 3, 1885 in the Town of Glenmore, Brown County and has been a resident of Kaukauna most of his life. He was employed at the Thilmany Paper Co. prior to his retirement 12 years ago. Mr. Gehrke is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Eugene (Renata) Hardy, Kaukauna; one brother, Albert, Denmark, Wis.; one sister, Mrs. Reinhold Lisch, Milwaukee; 4 grandchildren and 4 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Monday at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, Kaukauna with Rev. Paul Oehlert officiating. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Friends may call at the Fargo Funeral Home, Kaukauna after 2 p.m. Sunday until 12 noon Monday and after 1 p.m. at the church until the hour of the service. Section B, Page 5 | Gehrke, William Fredrich August (I173138)
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| 169084 | William F. Grimmer, 68, died Thursday afternoon at his home at 908 N. Morrison-st. He is survived by his widow, two sons, George F. and Fred E., both of Appleton; one daughter, Mrs. Ed Krause, Sheboygan Falls; two brothers, Karl and Gustave, Kaukauna; and five grandchildren. The body may be viewed at the Wichmann Funeral home, corner of Franklin and Oneida-sts, Saturday evening and Sunday. The funeral will be held at 1:30 Monday afternoon from the funeral home and at 2 o'clock from First Reformed church, corner of Hancock and Lawe-sts. The Rev. E. F. Franz will officiate. Burial will be in Union cemetery, Kaukauna. Appleton Post Crescent Fri., Jan. 24, 1930 pg. 4 | Grimmer, William (I145986)
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| 169085 | William F. Grimmer, Pickerel, Wis., formerly of Kaukauna, 72, passed away on Friday, Oct. 19, 2007, after a short illness. He was born April 4, 1935, son of the late Clarence and Evelyn (Revoir) Grimmer. William moved to Pickerel, Wis., (which he called Paradise) in 1997. He served in the U.S. Marines and retired from Valmet after 25 years of service as a machinest. He is survived by his loving wife of 41 years, Marlene (Ellis) Grimmer, Pickerel; his five children, Debra Miller (Steve Douglas), Kaukuana; Diane Schultz, Fayetteville, N.C.; Dan (Ellen) Eisenschink, Kaukauna; Dave (Deedi) Eisenschink, Kaukauna; Cheryl (Ron) Pennenberg, DePere; his special grandchildren and great-grandchildren; his two sisters, Nancy (Ron) Verkuilen and Bonnie Vanevenhoven; several nieces and nephews. He is further survived by his very special dogs, Sam, Gidget and Molly. William was preceded in death by his parents; his mother-in-law and father-in-law; his granddaughter, Jessica Miller and a brother-in-law, Jerry Vanevenhoven. A memorial service will be held at 7 p.m., Tuesday at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukuana with Pastor Melinda Feller officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 p.m. Tuesday until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name. | Grimmer, William (I126164)
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| 169086 | William F. Kasten Spouse: Ella Kasten Born: May 2, 1887 Died: April 26, 1978 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 26, 1978 Section: B Page: 9 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Lutheran Location: Seymour, WI | Kasten, William (I177151)
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| 169087 | William F. Krahn Born: November 30, 1886 Died: March 12, 1965 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 15, 1965 Section: B Page: 8 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Emmanuel Lutheran Location: , | Krahn, William (I200715)
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| 169088 | William F. Malliet, 73, died at 10:30 Monday evening at his home in the village of Black Creek. He was born in Felmish [sic], Belgium on May 6, 1852 and came to this country at the age of 2 years settling at Bay Settlement. He was married Aug. 2, 1874, to Miss Melvina Burton at Bay Settlement. The couple located on a farm in the town of Maple Creek where they lived for four years. They then moved to Polar where they resided for 19 years and later moved to Bryant, where they were located for 18 years. Mr. and Mrs. Malliet lived at Bear Creek for the past nine years. He is survived by his widow, eight sons, two daughters: Clarence, Abraham, and Arthur Malliet of Jordan, Mont.; Mrs. Clara Carlson, Melvin, Benjamin and Delbert Malliet of Bryant, Frank of Doering, Mrs. Grace Keitel of Sheboygan and Ervin [sic - Irven] Malliet of Deer Creek; three brothers, Frank Malliet of Bear Creek, Jule of the town of Deer Creek and Joseph Malliet of Bay Settlement. Twenty-nine grandchildren also survive. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon from the home. F. Bachelor will have charge of the services. Interment will be in the Danish cemetery in the town of Deer Creek. "The Appleton Post-Crescent" Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI Wednesday Evening, January 6, 1926; Page 14, column 3. "The Sheboygan Press" Sheboygan, Sheboygan Co., WI Monday, January 11, 1926; Page 5, column 3. FUNERAL RITES FOR W. MALLIET HELD ON FRIDAY Funeral services of the late William F. Mallier [sic], age 73, father of Mrs. Grace Keitel, of this city, who died at his home in the village of Bear Creek last Monday night, were conducted on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was made in the Danish cemetery at Deer Creek. Mr. Malliet was born in Fleming, Belgium, on May 6, 1852. At the age of two years he emigrated with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Malliet, to Bay Settlement, Wis. where he spent his youth. On August 2, 1874, he was united in marriage to Miss Melvina Burton at Bay Settlement and after their marriage the couple moved to the town of Maple Creek, locating on a farm where they lived for four years. They then moved to Polar, Langlade county, there they lived for nineteen years, later moving to Bryant, also in Langlade county, where they were residents for eighteen years. They then moved to Bear Creek and had lived their since. The survivors are the widow, eight sons, Clarence, Abraham and Arthur, of Jordan, Montana; Melvin, Benjamin and Delbert, of Bryant, Frank of Doering, and Irvin of Deer Creek, and two daughters, Mrs. Clara Carlson, of Bryant, and Mrs. Grace Keitel, this city. Three brothers and twenty-nine grandchildren survive. | Malliet, Guillaume Felix "William Francis" (I151172)
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| 169089 | William F. W. Hattie M. W. Sarah I. W. Ralph H. W. | Wode, William (I149289)
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| 169090 | William F. Zimmerman 6/9/1877 8/22/1958 Post Crescent 8/22/1958 A 10 | Zimmerman, William F. (I317840)
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| 169091 | WILLIAM F. ZIMMERMAN, who owns and operates a well-cultivated dairy and vegetable farm of thirty acres, located in Grand Chute township, was born June 9, 1877, in Oconomowoc township, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, a son of John D. and Minnie (Kiehnbaum) Zimmerman. Mr. Zimmerman's parents were natives of Germany, his father being born August 16, 1832, and his mother November 25, 1844. John D. Zimmerman came to America in 1857 and located in Oconomowoc township with but five dollars in his pocket, and this money was used to buy clothing. However, he was willing and ready to work, and soon found employment among the farmers, for whom he continued to farm until enlisting in the Union army, as a private of Company C, Twenty-eighth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry. He served with that regiment three years and one month, being advanced to the rank of corporal, and was wounded in battle -- the first man that got wounded at Spanish Fort, Alabama -- but only remained in the hospital a short time. After making a war record that would have done credit to any man, he was honorably discharged and was mustered out at Madison, immediately after which he returned to Oconomowoc and again became a farm hand. About one year later Mr. Zimmerman was married, and he then purchased a farm in Oconomowoc township, on which he resided until 1907, when he retired from business cares and went to Appleton to spend the rest of his years enjoying the fruits of his early labors. He and his wife had a family of seven children: Mary Elizabeth, single, who resides with her parents; Henry W., a farmer of Benchland, Montana; Eda, wife of Grant Powell, a carpenter of No. 772 Pacific street, Appleton; Herman, a farmer of Barron county, Wisconsin; William F.; and John and Daniel, deceased . William F. Zimmerman attended the district and high schools of Oconomowoc, and worked for his father until he had reached the age of twenty-one years. One year prior to his marriage he purchased the farm on which he now resides, and he has lived here ever since. He devotes the thirty acres to vegetable raising and dairy farming, and success has attended his earnest efforts. Mr. Zimmerman has taken quite an active interest in Republican politics, and while a resident of Oconomowoc township served as township clerk . He and Mrs. Zimmerman are members of the Appleton Methodist Episcopal Church. On April 3, 1907, Mr. Zimmerman was united in marriage with Miss Belle Peebles, who was born in Oconomowoc township, May 16, 1882, daughter of William and Julia (Campbell) Peebles, natives of Waukesha county, the father born May 29, 1860, and the mother September 19, 1865. Mr. Peebles has always been engaged in farming in Oconomowoc township, where he now owns a 200-acre property, and he has held various township offices. Eight children have been born to him and his wife, as follows: Mrs. Zimmerman; Sumner (deceased); John and Percy, residing at home; and Pearl, Grace, Ruth and Robert, who also reside with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmerman have had two children: Leone Marie, born December 26, 1908, and Lawrence William, born April 11, 1910 . | Zimmerman, William F. (I317840)
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| 169092 | William Fahrbach Gertrude Fahrbach Jeanette Fahrbach Phyllis Fahrbach | Fahrbach, Jeanette M. (I174617)
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| 169093 | William Falk 26 Lizzie Falk 24 Warnela Falk 3/12 | Falk, William (I199942)
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| 169094 | William Falk 31 Lizzie Falk 29 Margella Falk 5 Charles Schwerdtfeger 53 | Falk, William (I199942)
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| 169095 | William Falk 51 Elizabeth Falk 49 Harold Falk 19 Burnice Falk 14 | Falk, William (I199942)
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| 169096 | William Falk Hattie Falk Wilfred Falk Kenneth Falk Lloyd Falk Arinn Falk | Falk, Kenneth (I307956)
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| 169097 | WILLIAM FARRELL, deceased, was a well known business man at Appleton, Wisc onsin, for a number of years. He was born in Ireland, in 1845, and ca me to America with his mother, in 1854. When he was only fourteen years of age the mother died and he was le ft to make his way alone, practically unaided and with but meager advantag es of any kind. A large part of his life was devoted to lumbering, main ly in the Wisconsin lumber regions. H.e accumulated capital and in 1888 mo ved with his family to Appleton, where he embarked in a livery business. I le continued in this enterprise until his accidental death, from the ki ck of one of his own horses, which occurred December 11, 1893. During t he time that he lived at Phillips, Wisconsin, he was quite active in polit ics, being an intelligent man and good citizen. He was a member of St. Mar y's Roman Catholic Church at the time of his death. In 1872 he married Mi ss Ellen Moran, who was born in Canada, a daughter of Patrick and Mary Mor an, who came very early to Outagamie county. Eight children were born to t his marriage, as follows: Mary, who is now deceased; Birdie, who resid es at home, is a teacher of music, a graduate of Lawrence University and t he Chicago Conservatory of Music and for several years organist of St. Mar y's Catholic Church; John, James and Leo, all of whom are deceased; Margar et, who is a graduate of the Appleton High School and the Milwaukee Norm al School, is a public school teacher; Katherine, who is a graduate of t he High School and of Bushey Business College, is a competent stenographe r; and Regina, who is yet in school. Mrs. Farrell and family attend St. Ma ry's Catholic Church. | Farrell, William (I311143)
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| 169098 | William Feldt Lucy Feldt Gertrude De Coster Genevieve De Coster Madaline De Coster | Feldt, William (I201768)
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| 169099 | William Feldt Lucy Feldt Gertrude De Coster Genevieve De Coster Madaline De Coster | Wouters, Lucy (I205624)
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| 169100 | William Ferguson Heckrodt passed away peacefully at St. Elizabeth's Hospital after a brief illness caused by a fall, on Saturday, May 12, with family members at his side. Bill was born in Menasha on May 17, 1920. He was a graduate of the University of Wisconsin at Madison in the School of Mechanical Engineering. After living in Midland, Michigan, where he was employed at Dow Chemical and Dow Corning, he returned to the Menasha area in 1968 to take up a senior position with Presto Products. He was always involved in many visionary ventures, such as growing Christmas trees and hybrid poplars and other experiments such as the recycling of plastics. Bill gave generous support to many worthwhile causes including the Waisman Center for Research at the University of Wisconsin, the Appleton Performing Arts Center, the Heckrodt Wetland Reserve, and the Boy Scouts of America as well as supporting a number of other groups and individuals. Among his many accomplishments, becoming an Eagle Scout was one of his life's most cherished achievements. He was predeceased by his wife of 57 years, Bettyjo. He is survived by his children: Kristen Ann Courtney (Jack) and Roger Val Heckrodt (Barbara), his seven grandchildren, Jamey and Melissa Courtney and Aaron, Will, Anna, Luke and Jesse Heckrodt, as well as eight great-grandchildren and numerous nieces and nephews. He is survived by two sisters: Elizabeth and Charlotte, and his brother, Frank. He was preceded in death by his sister, Sarah. The family would like to thank Tom Zdrazil and the kind caregivers who made it possible for Bill to enjoy his beautiful home until his hospitalization. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, May 17, 2007, at the Congregational United Church of Christ, 1511 Nicolet Blvd in Neenah, with Rev. Lynne Spencer-Smith officiating. Visitation will be held at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. A luncheon will follow the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to the Heckrodt Wetland Reserve Inc., 1305 Plank Rd., Menasha, WI 54952. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 1140 Appleton Road Menasha 920-720-0314 | Heckrodt, William (I113789)
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| 169101 | William Ferguson Bertha Ferguson Sarah Ferguson James Ferguson Grace Ferguson William Ferguson | Ferguson, Sarah (I113780)
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| 169102 | William Ferguson Bertha Ferguson Sarah Ferguson [2] Grace Ferguson William Ferguson | Ferguson, Sarah (I113780)
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| 169103 | William Fierke Elizabeth Fierke Mathilda Fierke Amelia Fierke Johannah Fierke Ernstena Fierke Louisa Fierke | Fierke, Erna (I150950)
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| 169104 | William Fierke Elizabeth Fierke Mathilda Fierke Amelia Fierke Johannah Fierke Ernstena Fierke Louisa Fierke | Fierke, Hannah (I341052)
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| 169105 | William Fiestadt Request a Photocopy Born: April 19, 1866 Died: January 6, 1953 Place of Birth: Germany, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 7, 1953 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Emmanuel Lutheran Location: Seymour, WI | Fiestadt, William (I134508)
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| 169106 | William Fiestdat Sophia Fiestdat Fredrick Fiestdat William Fiestdat Elbert Fiestdat | Fiestadt, Fredrick (I133090)
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| 169107 | William Fiestdat Sophia Fiestdat Fredrick Fiestdat William Fiestdat Elbert Fiestdat | Fiestadt, William (I141344)
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| 169108 | William Filz Eva Filz John Ertt Mary Ertt Doretta Ertt Lawrence Ertt | Ertl, Doretta (I181727)
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| 169109 | William Finder Susan Finder Carline Finder Margaret Finder William Finder Christena Finder Jennie Finder | Finder, Wilhelm (I165691)
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| 169110 | William Fink Agnes Fink Florence Fink Earl Fink Mabel Fink Dorothy Fink Elmer Fink Sylvester Fink | Fink, William A. (I32054)
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| 169111 | William Fink Margaret Fink Ruth Fink Sylvester Fink | Fink, William A. (I32054)
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| 169112 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fink, Ruth Florence (I153309)
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| 169113 | William Fink Margaret Fink Elmer Fink Ruth Fink Robert Fink | Fink, William A. (I32054)
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| 169114 | William Fink Margaret Fink Elmer Fink Ruth Fink Robert Fink | Boser, Margaret (I35270)
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| 169115 | William Fink Margaret Fink Elmer Fink Ruth Fink Robert Fink | Fink, Elmer (I35275)
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| 169116 | William Fink Margaret Fink Elmer Fink Ruth Fink Robert Fink | Fink, Robert F. (I142795)
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| 169117 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fink, Ruth Florence (I153309)
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| 169118 | William Fischer Mary Fischer Leland Fischer Kenneth Fischer | Fischer, Leland W. (I157746)
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| 169119 | William Fitz Eva Fitz Mary Fitz William Fitz George Fitz Raymond Fitz | Filz, William (I147236)
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| 169120 | William Fitz Eva Filz Raymond Filz Rosie Fischer | Filz, William (I147236)
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| 169121 | William Fitz Eva Filz Raymond Filz Rosie Fischer | Filz, Raymond (I333439)
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| 169122 | William Fladley Anna Fladley John Fladley Barney Fladley Jane Fladley William Fladley Caroline Fladley Benjamin Fladley | Flatley, William (I126892)
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| 169123 | William Flemming Gertrude Flemming Ola Flemming Edna Flemming Percy E Flemming | Fleming, Percy Earl (I184529)
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| 169124 | William FLOCK Self M Male W 32 PRUSSIA Farm er PRUS PRUS Agnes FLOCK Wife M Female W 25 PRUSSIA Keeping House - -- --- Peter FLOCK Son S Male W 6 WI --- --- Pauline FLOCK Dau S Female W 4 WI --- --- Lizzie FLOCK Dau S Female W 9M WI --- --- Census Place Ridgeville, Monroe, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255439 NA Film Number T9-1439 Page Number 167D | Flock, William (I86632)
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| 169125 | William Flunker Emilie Flunker Emma Flunker Ida Flunker Clara Flunker Henry Flunker Alma Flunker Reinhold Flunker Frank Ziebell | Flunker, William (I102734)
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| 169126 | William Flunker Emilie Flunker Emma Flunker Ida Flunker Clara Flunker Henry Flunker Alma Flunker Reinhold Flunker Frank Ziebell | Flunker, Henry (I102736)
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| 169127 | William Flunker Amelia Flunker Rheinhardt Flunker | Flunker, William (I102734)
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| 169128 | William Flynn Anna Flynn Rosemary Flynn Edward Flynn [1 4/12] | Flynn, William P. (I137028)
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| 169129 | William Flynn Anna Flynn Rosemary Flynn Edward Flynn William Flynn Irin Patrick Flynn | Busch, Ann C. (I137027)
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| 169130 | William Flynn Anna Flynn Rosemary Flynn Edward Flynn William Flynn Irin Patrick Flynn | Flynn, William P. (I137028)
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| 169131 | WILLIAM FOCKEL, who is engaged in farming and stockraising operations on section 5, in the town of Seymour, is one of the practical agriculturists of Outagamie county. He is a native of Upper Canada, born July 22, 1852, a son of John and Elizabeth (Nau) Fockel, natives of Germany who were married in Canada. John Fockel was a shoemaker by trade and followed that occupation in Milwaukee, whence he had come from Germany, but secured better employment in Upper Canada, where he resided for some years, then returning to near New London, Outagamie county, where he was an early settler. He followed shoemaking there for a short period and then went to Young's Corners and later to Stephensville, and in 1871 located in the town of Seymour and purchased eighty acres of wild land on which he erected a log cabin and log stable. After a time, he removed to Black Creek, Wisconsin, where he followed his trade for several years, but eventually returned to Seymour, where he was engaged in shoemaking up to the time of his death, in about 1891, when he had reached the age of sixty years. Mrs. Fockel passed away in 1907, aged seventy-five years. Five of the children of Mr. and Mrs. Fockel grew to maturity, namely: William, Mary, Betsy, Tillie and Charles. William Fockel secured his education in the common schools, and when he had attained manhood took over the homestead farm, which he improved in many ways, erecting an eight-room house and a barn 36x64 feet, with a basement under all, and here he has carried on general farming and stock raising, paying particular attention to the breeding of fine draft horses and high-grade cattle. In 1880 he was married to Minnie Kline, born in Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, daughter of Ernest Kline, who emigrated from Germany to America and became an early settler in Wisconsin. Six children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Fockel, namely: Ella, who married Richard Eike; Cora, Mattie, who is the wife of Emery Gardner; Clara, who married Sam Hess, and Laura, Eddie and Anna. | Fockel, William (I307586)
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| 169132 | William Foley Emily Foley Lewis Phile | Quinet, Emily Frances (I328201)
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| 169133 | WILLIAM FORSTNER was born in Pomerania, Germany, January 24, 1841, a son of August and Caroline (Uecke) Forstner, natives of the Fatherland, where the father died in 1864, aged fifty-six years, and the mother in 1900 when eighty-three years old. They had a family of eleven children, as follows: August, who is now a resident of Oklahoma; Minnie, who died in Wisconsin; William; Herman, who died in Wisconsin; Gottlieb, who died in Germany; Augusta, Fred, and Caroline, and three children who died in Germany . William Forstner secured his education in the schools of his native country, and in his youth learned the carpenter trade, which he followed in Germany until 1870, in which year he came to the United States. Locating at Freedom, Wisconsin, Mr. Forstner made a home for his family, and continued to reside at that point for twenty-five years, at the end of which time he removed to Seymour, and this city has been his home to the present time. For a long period he was engaged in farming and following the trade of carpenter, but he is now living retired in his handsome brick house in Seymour. He has earned a competence for himself and family, and can look back over a useful and well-spent life. Although he has never aspired to political preferment, he takes an active interest in the important public issues of the day, and may always be depended upon to cast his influence in behalf of the measures which make for advancement along industrial and educational lines. He has been for many years identified with church work, holding membership in the Lutheran Church of Seymour . In 1865 Mr. Forstner was married in Germany to Miss Caroline Walchlager, who was born in that country March 10, 1845, daughter of John and Caroline (Leverenz) Walchlager, the former of whom died in 1863, aged sixty-three years, and the latter in 1904, aged seventy-two. Eleven children were born to the parents of Mrs. Forstner, namely: August, William, Minnie, Caroline, Bertha, Augusta, Tenna, Albert, Malinda, Richard and Max, of whom Caroline, Bertha and Max are living . Mr. and Mrs. Forstner have had the following children: Julius, born October 1, 1865, now deceased; Bertha, born March 9, 1867; Anna, deceased; Richard, born May 5, 1871; Charles, born August 1, 1873; William, deceased; Ella, born June 12, 1878; Paul, born September 16, 1880; Otta, born February 5, 1883; Lillian, born August 22, 1884; Irwin, born January 30, 1887; and Arnold, born September 16, 1888. The first three children named were born in Germany, the rest in the United States . | Forstner, William (I161276)
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| 169134 | William Forstner Lena Forstner Chas Forstner Adolph Forstner | Forstner, William (I161276)
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| 169135 | William Fostner Caroline Fostner Bertha Fostner Rickert Fostner Charles Fostner Ella Fostner | Forstner, William (I161276)
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| 169136 | William Fountain 39 Magdaline Fountain 34 Gladys M Fountain 11 Harold John Fountain 9 William Ant Fountain 6 Eugene J Fountain 4 Walter Fred Fountain 2 Anna Marie Fountain 6/12 [0] | Fountain, William (I161279)
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| 169137 | William Fountain Magdalen Fountain Cladye Fountain John H Fountain Anthony Fountain | Fountain, William A. (I132332)
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| 169138 | William Fountain Magdaline Fountain Gladys M Fountain Harold John Fountain William Ant Fountain Eugene J Fountain Walter Fred Fountain Anna Marie Fountain [6/12] | Fountain, William A. (I132332)
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| 169139 | William Fountain Anthony Fountain Walter F Fountain Marie Fountain Catherine Fountain Robert Fountain Emma Conroy | Fountain, William A. (I132332)
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| 169140 | William Fountain Anthony Fountain Walter F Fountain Marie Fountain Catherine Fountain Robert Fountain Emma Conroy | Fountain, William (I161279)
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| 169141 | William Fowly Emley Fowly Charley Fowly | Quinet, Emily Frances (I328201)
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| 169142 | WILLIAM FOX Word has been received here of the death of William Fox, 51. of Oak Park. Ill., son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Fox, formerly of Appleton. Funeral services will be held at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at Riverside chapel. The Rev. E. M. Salter will be in charge. Surviving are his mother, Mrs. Fox of Oak Park, Ill., and two sisters, Mrs. Elva Shorney of Oak Park, Ill., and Mrs. Nettie Pangborn of Dishman, Wash. Mrs. Shorney will accompany the body to Appleton. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, January 05, 1927 | Page 17 | Fox, William T. (I316997)
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| 169143 | William Fox Mary Fox Bridget Fox Thomas Fox Mary Fox Catherine Fox Anna Fox | Fox, William (I17219)
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| 169144 | William Frahm 24 Elizabeth Frahm 23 Erma Frahm 1/12 | Frahm, William (I161284)
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| 169145 | William Frahm 39 Elizabeth Frahm 34 Irma Frahm 10 Anna Frahm 5 Florence Frahm 2 | Frahm, William (I161284)
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| 169146 | William Francis Kispert Ella Kispert Mary Kispert | Kispert, William Francis (I27251)
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| 169147 | William Francis Kispert Ella Kispert Mary Kispert | Murphy, Mary (I148545)
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| 169148 | William Francis Van Lieshout, 57, Oshkosh, passed peacefully into eternal life in his home on Thursday, June 16, 2011, surrounded by his family. His passion for teaching and coaching youth athletics, especially tennis was known throughout the State of Wisconsin. He was affectionately known as Bill, Mr. V, or Coach Van Lieshout. Bill was born on August 1, 1953, in Oswego, New York, the son of Joseph and Mary Jane Bevers Van Lieshout of Menasha. On June 20, 1981, he married Sandra J. Galioto in Milwaukee. A lifelong resident of the Fox Valley, Bill was a Physical Education Teacher at Merrill Middle School in Oshkosh for 30 years where he coached basketball, volleyball, wrestling and track. He was the Boys and Girls Tennis Coach at Oshkosh North High school for 27 years, advancing an entry to the WIAA State Tennis Tournament every year but one. He graduated from University Wisconsin-Madison where he was a member of the Men's Tennis Team and received his masters degree in physical education from Northern Arizona University. Tennis was a large part of Bill's life, both personally and professionally. Bill met his wife Sandy, while teaching at the Bachman-Laing tennis camp at Lawrence University in Appleton. He was a member of the USPTA, USRSA, past president and hall of fame inductee of the Wisconsin State High School Tennis Coaches Association. His summers were spent teaching Rec Department tennis lessons at Menominee Park. Helping to spread grassroots tennis, he founded Oshkosh Tennis Association Program at North High School. He pioneered the project to update the Oshkosh North High School Tennis Facility, which was recognized by the USTA at the 2009 U.S. Open as an Outstanding Facility. Bill was the proud father of the USTA Midwest Tennis Family of the Year. In 2010, Bill received the Hometown Hero Award in Madison. He was humbled by awards he received for working hard and following his passion. The little free time Bill had was spent working on his collection of Corvairs, traveling with his wife and children, and finding ways to give back to the community. He was always available to lend a helping hand to someone in need. Bill never gave up on anyone or anything. His fighting spirit was evident to all who knew him. Throughout the last two years of living with terminal illness, Bill defied all odds, living life to the fullest. He exemplified his teaching and coaching by demonstrating his passion for life, strength, hope, determination and perseverance. Bill was known for many sayings, but most notably, "Never give up." He will be sadly missed. Bill is survived by his wife, Sandra; two sons, Matthew (Melanie) Van Lieshout, Santa Barbara, Calif., Peter Van Lieshout, Bradenton, Fla.; one daughter, Marjorie Van Lieshout, Shorewood,Wis.; his mother, Mary Jane Van Lieshout, Menasha; two brothers, Tom (Mary) Van Lieshout, Jim (Mary) Van Lieshout; two sisters, Joan (Jack) Ewig, Barb (Rich) Rueth; sisters-in-law, Debora (Larry) Howe, Tamara Galioto, Andrea (John Evans) Galioto; one brother-in-law, Thomas (Ellen Biever) Galioto; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Thomas and Joan Galioto; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Joseph Van Lieshout. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, June 21, 2011, at 10 a.m at Most Blessed Sacrament Parish-St. Peter Church with the Rev. James Jugenheimer officiating. Visitation will be held on Monday, June 20, 2011, at Konrad-Behlman Funeral Home-Westside from 2 to 7:30 p.m. with a prayer service at 7:30 and will continue at the church on Wednesday one hour prior to the funeral. Burial will take place in St. Margaret Cemetery. A memorial has been established in Bill's name. The family would like to thank the Oshkosh Community and Wisconsin Tennis Community for their support. Konrad-Behlman Funeral Homes & Crematory 100 Lake Pointe Dr. | VanLieshout, William Francis (I186807)
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| 169149 | William Frank Arthur Frank Mavis Frank Alice Frank | Frank, Alice (I312467)
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| 169150 | William Franken Willimina Franken Herman Franken Catherine Franken | Francken, William (I335228)
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| 169151 | William Franken Willimina Franken Herman Franken Catherine Franken | Francken, Katherine (I335229)
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| 169152 | William Fravel Lilley Fravel Richard Fravel Arther Fravel Robert Fravel Lucy Fravel | Mory, Lillian (I29392)
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| 169153 | William Fred Liethen, Sr., age 89, Birnamwood, town of Norrie, died Sunday, January 19, 1986 at Wausau Hospital Center. He was born August 29, 1896 in Gresham, the son of the late Henry and Marie (Huhn) Liethen. In 1920 William was united in marriage to Mayme Kuehn in the town of Norrie. She preceded him in death in 1936. On September 1, 1938 he married Theckla "Tillie" Litza in Hatley. She preceded him in death on January 24, 1981. William was a U.S. Navy Veteran serving during World War I. Survivors include two sons, William (Lois) Liethen, Jr., Birnamwood and George (Sandra) Liethen, Marshfield; one step-son, Ernest Yach, Hatley; one daughter, Dolores (Harry) Fischer, Birnamwood; one sister, Gertrude (Nicholas) Wennmacher, Aurora, IL; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. In addition to his wives and parents, he was preceded in death by one step-daughter, Margaret Malchowski, two brothers and five sisters. Funeral services were held January 20, 1986 at St. Philomena Catholic Church, Birnamwood. The Rev. Donald Laux officiated. Interment was in the parish cemetery. | Liethen, William Fred (I149478)
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| 169154 | William Fred Platt, died Appl eton Wednesday April 1, 1998 after a long illness. He was born October 11 th, 1918 in Racine, Wisconsin. He was the oldest child of Neil E. and Mart ha J. (Herman) Platt. He grew up in Crown Point, Indiana and was graduat ed from Crown Point High School in 1935 and Purdue University in 1939 wi th a degree in chemical engineering. He was employed by Kimberly-Clark Co rp. for 41 and one-half years in various capacities and retired in Janua ry of 1981 as distribution manager for the U.S. Consumer Division. He ser ved in many civic and municipal functions which included school board f or the city of Menasha, Commissioner of Menasha Electric and utilities, pa st president of Kiwanis Club, PTA, officer and director of the Neenah- Men asha chapter of the American Red Cross, Neenah-Menasha United Way Allocati ons and Nominating committee, East district chairman of the valley Counc il of Boy Scouts of America, a member and past president of the Neenah Clu b, member of the BPOE. 676, Kimberly post of the American Legion, memb er of the Theda Clark Hospital auxiliary, member of the St. Paul's Luther an Church and active in the choir, Church Council and other committees. B ill served on the board of directors of the Badger Hawkeyes Blood Servi ce region of Madison, and served on the board of directors of Fox valley L utheran homes Inc., Appleton. He was a life member of Kimberly-Clark Corp ., a veteran of World War II and served in the U.S. Navy on L S T 947 in t he Pacific as lieutenant JG. USNR. He was a resident of Menasha since 19 46. He enjoyed fishing, golf, music and piano, and was an avid reader. B ill was preceded in death by his wife, the former Lucille Green, Appleto n, whom he married on September 20th, 1941; his parents and a sister, Rosa lie. He is survived by his two daughters; Susan and Robert Peterson, Gle ndale, and their children Mark (Wendy) Peterson and Kristin Peterson; Nan cy Platt, Appleton and her daughter Heidi Platt Suke, a brother, Richard ( Billy) Platt, in Dayton Ohio, a sister Dorothy (Bob) Green, Hedgesville We st Virginia, two brothers in law, Donald and Blanche Green and Robert Gree n, nieces, nephews, and many dear friends. Funeral services will be he ld Monday April 6, 1998 at 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Neen ah and with the Rev. James Siem, Alan Crab, and James Plymire officiatin g. Entombment will be in the Star of Hope mausoleum, Appleton. The fami ly expresses much gratitude and thanks to caregivers Jan Markel, Mary Be th Hickey, and Carolyn Johnson as well as the Fox Valley VNA hospice staff . | Platt, William Fred (I51375)
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| 169155 | William Frederick Ratzburg Jr. "Bill", age 88, of Greenville, passed away on Monday, October 30, 2017 at Living Tree Estates in Greenville. Bill was born on December 1, 1928 to the late William and Meta (Radichel) Ratzburg in Hortonville. He was united in marriage to Dianne Hunt on April 30, 1950. Bill worked at Zwicker Knitting Mills in Appleton for many years. He was a longtime member of the Hortonville Lions Club and Past District Governor. He enjoyed carpentry work and was a faithful member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Greenville. Bill is survived by his wife, Dianne; daughters, Gayle (Richard) Kuzenski, FL., Paula (Gene) Krolikowski, Wautoma, Dawn (John) King, Oshkosh; sons, Daniel (Tracey) Ratzburg, Town of Jackson, Brian Ratzburg, Little Chute and Patrick Ratzburg, Appleton; 12 grandchildren, Aimee Kuzenski, Rick Kuzenski, Tracy Lemperes, Shawn Wilson, Robin Nelson, Angela Gonzalez, Matthew Wilson, Mark Ratzburg, Jacob Best, AnnaJo Ratzburg, Noah Ratzburg and Meta Ratzburg; 18 great-grandchildren and sisters, Myrna Schoenhaar, Appleton and Janice Poole, Hortonville. Bill is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Bill was preceded in death by his parents; siblings, Marie (Charles) Smith and Antoinette (Arlo) Tellock; grandson Gabriel and great-granddaughter, Eliana. The funeral service for Bill will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, November 4, 2017 at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Greenville. Rev. John Qualmann will be officiating. Visitation will take place at the church on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Burial will be in Union Cemetery in Hortonville. Full military honors will be held. The family wishes to thank neighbors Ben and Lindsay Schmitt, the staff at Living Trees Estates and also SouthernCare Hospice for their loving care and support of Bill. A memorial fund has been established to Immanual Lutheran Church. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 1, 2017 | Ratzburg, William F. Jr. (I343243)
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| 169156 | WILLIAM FREDRICK LINDOW was born in Europe, Feb. 14, 1868. He came to this country with his parents and settled in Wisconsin in 1873, and was married to Miss Anna BLOY, Sept. 30, 1890. To this union were born eight children - five girls and three boys. One boy passed away in infancy. Mr. LINDOW departed this life Dec. 10, 1918, at the age of 50 years, 9 months and 26 days. He leaves to mourn his departure his wife and seven children: Arthur E. LINDOW, Mrs. Grover C. BESS, Misses Lucy, Clara, Della, Mable and Master Raymond, and one grand-daughter, Anna Lucile BESS. He also leaves two brothers and one sister: John A. LINDOW and Emil P. LINDOW of Hillsboro, Ore., and Mrs. John BLOY of Portland, Ore. Also many friends and neighbors to share the burden of sorrow that comes to us all in this dark hour of bereavement. Mr. LINDOW was a Christian man. Early in life he made his peace with God and became a member of the Evangelical church and later in life was a member of the Pentecostal Holiness. He was always striving to do His Master's will and when the call came he was ready to lie down this life and accept the summons of His Master. Deceased had only been a sick a short time and at the time of his death was so improved that he was looking after his business interests as usual. When he returned to the house for dinner and lied down to rest the summons came very unexpectedly, no one knowing just at the time it came as he passed away so quietly and peacefully. Mr. LINDOW with his family, moved four miles south of Beaver, Okla., about two years ago. He was laid to rest in the Beaver cemetery. (Published in The Oklahoma Hornet (Waukomis, OK), January 2, 1919.) | Lindow, Friedrich (I140122)
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| 169157 | William Fritsch 28 Olive Fritsch 22 Victor Fritsch 2 [2 2/12] Vincent Fritsch 2 [2 9/12] Anjane Fritsch 1 [1 8/12] | Fritsch, William Paul (I29946)
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| 169158 | William Froeming Bertha Froeming George Froeming Esther Froeming Mildred Froeming Edward Froeming | Heideman, Bertha (I157709)
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| 169159 | William Froeming Bertha Froeming George Froeming Esther Froeming Mildred Froeming Edward Froeming | Froeming, George Carl (I157710)
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| 169160 | William Froeming Bertha Froeming George Froeming Esther Froeming Mildred Froeming Edward Froeming | Froeming, William (I157711)
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| 169161 | William Froeming Bertha Froeming George Froeming Esther Froeming Mildred Froeming Edward Froeming | Froeming, Edward (I178462)
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| 169162 | William Fuhrman - 41 Lena Fuhrman - 43 William Fuhrman - 11 John Fuhrman - 8 Walter Fuhrman - 5 Frank Fuhrman - 3 | Fuhrmann, Walter Henry (I174548)
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| 169163 | William Fuhrmann Augusta Fuhrmann Clara Fuhrmann Mathilda Fuhrmann Otto Fuhrmann Anna D Fuhrmann Laura Fuhrmann William Fuhrmann | Fuhrman, William (I149175)
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| 169164 | William Fulser Mary Fulser George Fulser Grace Fulser Geneva Fulser Lenora Fulcer Norman Fulcer Alvin Fulcer [1 5/12] | Fulcer, Alvin (I126065)
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| 169165 | William Fulser Mary Fulser George Fulser Grace Fulser Geneva Fulser Lenora Fulcer Norman Fulcer Alvin Fulcer [1 5/12] | Fulcer, William (I158700)
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| 169166 | William G Flemming Gertrude Flemming Osa Flemming Edna Flemming Saml A Flemming Percy E Flemming | Fleming, Percy Earl (I184529)
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| 169167 | William G Geenan Phoebe A Geenan Doris J Geenan [1 6/12] | Ciscel, Phoebe A. (I63947)
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| 169168 | William G Hayden - Medford Star News - RJ Pritzl - 10/97 William G. Hayden, 81, Stetsonville, died Thursday, Oct 9, at Memorial Hospital in Medford, where he had been a patient for five days. Funeral services were held Monday, Oct 13, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Stetsonville. Mr Hayden's brother-in-law, Rev. Bernard Meyer officiated. Burial was held in the parish cemetery. Military gravesite rites were conducted by the Boxrucker- Berry American Legion Post 519 of Stetsonville. Pallbearers were Dave Kent, Darold Wollenberg, Gerald and Dale Meyer, and John and David Dvorek. Visitation and a Prayer service were held at the Hemer Funeral Home at Medford. William G Hayden was born October 27, 1915, in Manitowoc County to Thomas and Elizabeth (Kirby) Hayden. He attended Maple Grove Grade School in Manitowoc County. He was a Veteran of World War II. His marriage to Marie Meyer took place on October 27, 1945, at Holy Rosary Church in Medford. He and his wife farmed in the Town of Deer Creek for many years. He had also worked as a truck driver for Neuendorf Transportation Co., in Medford for over 20 years. He and his wife moved to the village of Stetsonville in 1983. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and of the Boxrucker-Berry American Legion Post 519. Survivors include his wife, Marie of Stetsonville, three daughters, Mary Lou (Darold) Wollenberg of Brookfield, Kathy (Steve) Trimner of Medford and Patricia (Dave) Kent of Plover; five sons, Jack of Teaticket, Mass., Thomas (Carrie) of Puyallup, Wash., Jim (Monette) of Wolfe City, Texas, and Bill (Laura) and Ron (Kim) of Stetsonville; three sisters, Honor Dvorek of Whitehall, Mary (Jerry) Egbert of Clarks Mills and Bette Kelley of Milwaukee; a brother, John (Hilda) Hayden of Pleasant Valley, N.Y.; 16 grandchildren; and two great- grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister, Kathleen Young in 1987. Memorials may be given to Hope Hospice of Rib Lake. | Hayden, William G. (I115453)
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| 169169 | William G Lebubra Henretta Lebubra Emma C Lebubra Charles Lebubra | Unknown, Harriet (I154432)
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| 169170 | William G Lebubra Henretta Lebubra Emma C Lebubra Charles Lebubra | Schubring, Gottlieb M. (I154453)
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| 169171 | William G Lettau 68 Amelia A Lettau 64 Bonita H Gutz 23 Floyd E Gutz 21 | Unknown, Amelia (I166820)
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| 169172 | William G Pautz Bertha Pautz Ormie A Pautz Leona A Pautz Laverne Pautz [2 1/12] Edward H Pautz | Pautz, William (I308326)
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| 169173 | William G Thomas Elsie A Thomas Raymond J Thomas Esther M Thomas Lenerd A Thomas Edna D Thomas | Thomas, Edna (I323880)
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| 169174 | William G Trams Annie Trams Nelvin Trams John Jachow | Trams, Melvin (I336256)
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| 169175 | William G Tuttle 47 Margret J Tuttle 44 Gary Tuttle 16 Hattie Tuttle 16 Claroia Tuttle 14 Marian Tuttle 10 Gordon Tuttle 5 | Tuttle, William G. (I165282)
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| 169176 | William G Witthuhn Mathilda A Witthuhn Lester W Witthuhn Madeline M Witthuhn | Witthuhn, William G. (I151359)
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| 169177 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Witthuhn, Madeline (I154726)
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| 169178 | WILLIAM G. "BILL" MICKE, age 83, of Stanley, WI, passed away at home on Monday, December 5, 2016. Funeral Services will be held at St. Bernard-St. Hedwig's Catholic Church, in Thorp, at 10:30am on Friday December 9, 2016. Fr. Janusz Kowalski will officiate and burial will follow in St. Bernard's Catholic Cemetery. Pallbearers will be: Andrew Micke, Jennifer Micke, Ryan Micke, Jim Micke, Greg Turenne and Leroy Nolt. Visitation will be at Thorp Funeral Home, in Thorp, on Thursday December 8, 2016 from 4pm-8pm, with a 7:30pm rosary service. Visitation will also be held at the church, on Friday, from 9:30am until time of service. William Gordon Micke was born on October 10, 1933, on the home farm, in the Township of Worden, to William Sr. and Florence E. (Plecity) Micke. He was raised on the family farm and attended the Busy Bee Country School until the 8th grade. He loved to tell stories about walking to school, hitching rides on the milk sleigh, and his first grade school teacher running away with the milk man. He graduated from Thorp High School in 1952 and later joined the Wisconsin National Guard, which was the source of many more stories. On August 25, 1955, he was united in marriage to Rose Marie Crowley at Holy Rosary Catholic Church, in Owen, WI. Bill and Rose worked side by side with his father for many years and eventually they took over the family farm. They were blessed with two sons who joined him on the farm, and they were later able to purchase five more surrounding farms. The original farm has been in the family for 118 years, with Bill's grandchildren making it a 5th generation farm. Bill was a member of St. Bernard-St. Hedwig's Catholic Church and its' Holy Name Society, the Catholic Order of Foresters, he was on the Board of Directors for Tri State Breeders, and was on the loan committee for the Northwestern Bank in Thorp. Bill had many interests, including; raising turkeys and pigs, raising & selling bulls, and keeping draft horses on the farm. He truly enjoyed buying and selling livestock, which he started doing at 15 years old, and was a regular at all local sale barns. Bill also pulled horses and ponies for many years. Bill and Rose made many trips out West to visit friends, attend cowboy poetry performances, and visit auction barns along the way. He will always be remembered for his willingness to offer advice learned from experience and for treating everyone fairly. He is survived by his wife, Rose M. Micke, of Stanley; 2 sons: Dean Micke (Natalie Baker) of Stanley, Allen (Lisa) Micke of Thorp; 4 grandchildren: Jessica Ryba (Lance Girard) of Chippewa Falls, WI, Andrew (Melissa) Micke, Jennifer Micke and Ryan Micke, all of Thorp WI; 2 great grandchildren: Aiden and Addison of Chippewa Falls, WI; 2 sisters: Joanne (Ray) Stroinski of Thorp WI, Carol McDermott of Henderson, NV; one brother: Gerald Micke of Stanley: nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; one brother: Armon Micke; 2 sisters-in-law: Barbara Micke and Jan Micke. | Micke, William G. (I13637)
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| 169179 | WILLIAM G. BAEHNMAN, one of the enterprising and progressive young agriculturists of Greenville township, Outagamie county, who is farming an excellent tract of ninety acres, was born June 14, 1885, in Waushara county, Wisconsin, and is a son of Gottfried and Augusta (Maldewin) Baehnman, natives of Germany, where the father was born in November, 1857, and the mother in August, 1866. Gottfried Baehnman came to the United States when a boy, in 1866, with his parents, who located first in Milwaukee and later removed to West Bloomfield. Reared to the life of an agriculturist, Mr. Baehnman has always followed farming as an occupation, and now owns a fine property near West Bloomfield. He has served as chairman of the township board, and is president of the Farmers' Insurance Company, and is widely known and highly respected in his section. He and his wife had a family of ten children, William G. being the fourth in order of birth. He attended school in West Bloomfield, studying both German and English, and when he was seventeen years of age began working out among the farmers of his neighborhood, although he lived at home. Mr. Baehnman was married in 1910, and in the following year, January 2, 1911, he purchased his present ninety-acre tract, where he has since carried on general farming. He gives all of his attention to his property, and so has not found time to join any fraternal associations nor to engage actively in politics, although he is a stanch Republican. His religious connection is with the German Lutheran Church. Mr. Baehnman was married November 10, 1910, to Miss Elizabeth Wilke, who was born at West Bloomfield, January 18, 1886, daughter of Charles and Anna, (Hayer) Wilke, natives of Germany who now reside at Bloomfield, where Mr. Wilke owns an excellent farm. Mrs. Baehnman's parents had a family of seven children, and she was the second in order of birth. | Baehman, William G. (I191478)
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| 169180 | WILLIAM G. BAUMANN, one of the progressive young agriculturists of Grand Chute township, Outagamie county, has lived on the farm on which he is now operating all of his life, having been born here June 26, 1880, a son of William and Mary (Hocks) Baumann, natives of Germany. William Baumann was born on the Rhine, February 7, 1843, and his wife May 22, 1843, and they were married in Germany, coming to America in 1875 and settling in Appleton for three months, at the end of which time Mr. Baumann bought the farm on which William G. Baumann now resides. He continued to cultivate this land until 1909, when he moved to Menasha, and there Mrs. Baumann died August 24, 1910, when he came back to the old homestead, and now makes his home here. Mr. Baumann is a veteran of the Franco-Prussian War. He and his wife had the following children: Margaret, wife of John Hermann, a farmer of Clayton township, Winnebago county; William G., and Henry, twin of William G., also a farmer of Winnebago county. William G. Baumann attended the district schools until nine years of age and then went to St. Joseph's School for two years, after which he completed his education in his home district. He has never left the old homestead, and since his marriage has been operating it as a general farm. The eighty acres in the property are in a fine state of cultivation, and the farm is fully equipped with modern buildings and up-to-date machinery and appliances. Mr. Baumann is one of the progressive young men of his locality, and is now serving as pathmaster here. In political matters he adheres to the principles of the Democratic party, and his religious connection is with St. Joseph's Catholic Church . On April 27, 1909, Mr. Baumann was married to Anna Katherine Ellenbecker, who was born in Center township, December 30, 1879, daughter of Nicholas and Mary (Tock) Ellenbecker, natives of Belgium, the former born February 15, 1845, and the latter July 26, 1842. Mr. Ellenbecker came to Outagamie county in 1862, and his wife in 1869, and they were married in Appleton, after which Mr. Ellenbecker bought eighty acres of land in Center township, which he cultivated until 1906, in which year he rented his land to his son and moved to Appleton, where he now lives retired. From time to time he added to his property and the farm now contains 200 acres, all under cultivation. Mr. and Mrs. Ellenbecker had seven children: Anthony, who resides on the old homestead; John, who is deceased; Rosie, the wife of John Butler, a resident of Appleton; Sophia, the wife of John Graisbach, of Center township; William, who is deceased; Mrs. Baumann; and Hubert, a resident of Center township. Mr. and Mrs. Baumann have had one child: Mildred Mary, born April 17, 1910 . | Baumann, William G. (I130431)
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| 169181 | William G. Blake 4/10/1880 11/29/1970 Post Crescent 11/30/1970 B 8 | Blake, William G. (I200795)
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| 169182 | WILLIAM G. BLAKE, a scientific farmer and stock raiser of section 28, Cicero township, was born April 10, 1880, on the farm which he now occupies, and is a son of Joachim C. F. and Adaline (Maschinsky) Blake, and a grandson of Carl and Dorothy Blake, or "Bleek," as the name was originally spelled in Germany. Mr. Blake's grandparents were natives of Mecklenberg, Germany, from whence they came to America in 1866 and settled in Greenville township, moving to Cicero township two years later, where Mr. Blake bought 120 acres of wild land from the Fox River Company. The first residence of the family was a log cabin, and at the same time a log barn was built large enough to accommodate the teams of lumbermen in that vicinity. During the remainder of his life Carl Blake was engaged in agricultural pursuits, and at the time of his death, in June, 1886, he had an excellent property. His widow followed him to the grave during the following spring, and both were buried in the Lutheran Cemetery at Black Creek. Joachim C. F. Blake received his education in the German schools, and after coming to America engaged in working for wages, mostly in the lumber woods, during seven winters, and then worked on his father's farm. In 1876 he was married to Miss Adaline Maschinsky, a native of Germany, who came to America in 1871, her parents first settling in Dodge county and two years later moving to Outagamie county. They bought forty acres of land in Cicero township, and here Mr. Maschinsky died in the spring of 1883, at the age of sixty-one years. His widow, who was born November 15, 1825, is still living on the old homestead in Cicero township. Mrs. Blake was the third of a family of nine children, and was born February 26, 1852. Five children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Joachim C. F. Blake, namely: Emma, who married Fred Pantzloff, lives in Cicero township and has two children; William G.; Mary, who married Amos Sharman of Black Creek township, has three children; Caroline, who married Julius Sassmann, also lives in Black Creek and has three children; and Walter, is single and lives at home, being a carpenter by trade. After his marriage, Mr. Blake engaged in farming for himself on eighty acres of land in Cicero township, to which he later added eighty acres more, and of this he has ninety acres under cultivation. All of the improvements, including the buildings, have been done by him, and the entire farm is fenced with barbed and woven wire and cedar rails. His son, William, is now living on the place, but has purchased a farm of 152 acres in Black Creek township, to which he expects to remove, and Mr. Blake will then move onto his own farm with his youngest son and re-engage in farming and stock raising. At present he is living quietly at his own residence in the village of Black Creek, where he also owns two building lots. Mr. Blake is a republican in politics and has served as assessor of Black Creek, and as assessor, supervisor, chairman of the town board and treasurer of the school board. With his family he attends the Lutheran Church. William G. Blake received his education in the public schools, and later took the agricultural course at Madison, where he learned the benefits to be derived from scientific farming and stock raising. He has been engaged in these lines all of his life, and is now engaged in breeding thoroughbred Holstein cattle, Duroc and Poland-China hogs and Percheron horses. In 1905, he was married to Miss Mary Hoffman, who was born March 25, 1882, at Maple Creek, daughter of Jacob and Henrietta Hoffman. One child has been born to this union: Elwin C., August 13, 1906. | Blake, William G. (I200795)
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| 169183 | William G. Bons, 82, Little Chute, passed away unexpectedly Sunday, June 27, 2010. He was born July 11, 1927, in Nijmegen, Holland, son of the late Henry and Marie (Gietman) Bons. Bill was united in marriage to Rosa Van Veghel on June 24, 1954, at Holy Name Catholic Church, Kimberly. Bill and Rosa recently celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary with all of their children. After grade school he went to technical college in Holland for woodworking. This skill served him well when he came to the United States in 1952. Bill worked for most of his life in the building industry, later going into business for himself founding Bill Bons & Sons Construction. Many houses in the Valley were built or finished with his fine workmanship. Bill loved building wooden tulips, lawn ornaments, wagons, bird houses and feeders for family and friends. Bill proudly served as a marine in WWII in the Netherlands. Bill was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute. He was a past president of the Kiwanis Club, Cubmaster for the Boy Scouts for 10 years, a member of the Heart of the Valley Senior Service Club, and volunteered at St. Vincent DePaul and area nursing homes. Family was very important to Bill. They enjoyed many years at the family cottage on Crystal Lake where they played cards, fished, and sailed. After retirement, Bill and Rosa enjoyed traveling to Arizona, Texas, and Florida. Besides traveling, Bill enjoyed watching the wildlife that frequented his backyard. It was common to see deer, squirrels, turkeys, woodchucks, and a variety of colorful birds. Bill enjoyed many friendships. He especially enjoyed Sunday morning coffee with the Hollanders, and playing cards with friends. Bill is survived by his loving wife Rosa, and their six children, 18 grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren, with one on the way: Jerry (Sharon) Bons, Chris (Julie) Bons, Henry (Connie) Bons, Steve (Linda) Bons, Mary (Tom) Vander Hyden, and Paul (Lisa) Bons; and their children: Adam, Zachary and Ross Bons; Scott and Brian (Molly) Bons; Jenny (John) Kidd, Kevin and Katie Bons; Becky, Joe, Amy and Sally Bons; Jessica and Joshua Vander Hyden; Alex and Casey Bons, Christa and Carly Vander Pas; great grandchildren, Devan and Lea Kidd; further survived by a brother, Jacob (Priscilla) Bons, AZ; three sisters: Betty Kelderman, Kimberly; Dorothy Vander Maazen, Appleton; Annie (John) Schultz, Felicity, OH; brothers-in-law: John Van Veghel, Appleton; Adrian (June) Van Veghel, FL; sisters-in-law: Ardine Bons, Kaukauna; Vivian Bons, AZ; Christine Vander Heyden, The Netherlands; Mary Van Veghel, NM; Sally Bons, Combined Locks. Bill was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters: Mary (Jacob) Raetts and Coby (Ted) Kokke; three brothers: Hank Bons, Peter Bons, and John Bons; brothers-in-law: William Vander Maazen, Joseph Vander Heyden, Jacob Kelderman, and Harry Van Veghel; sisters-in-law: Imelda Van Veghel and Barbara Van Veghel. Funeral services will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday, July 1, 2010, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, 323 S. Pine Street, Little Chute, with Msgr. James Vanden Hogen officiating. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Visitation will be at the church from 2 p.m. Thursday until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established. Bill's family would like to say a special thank you to Leta Verbeten for her friendship and support throughout the years. "We loved you dearly. We'll miss you every day of our lives." Love - Rosa, your children, and grandchildren. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 www.verkuilenfh.com | Bons, William "Bill" G. (I70242)
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| 169184 | William G. Dougherty, age 79, died Monday evening following a battle wi th cancer. He was born January 5, 1926, to the late Robert and Helen (Meye rs) Dougherty, in Appleton, where he was a resident most of his life. Bi ll served with the U. S. Navy, as a chef, during World War II. Following h is discharge he met Janice Stead, they shared 54 years together. Bill h ad been employed as a butcher and as chef at various restaurants in the ar ea. In 1967 he opened Chef Bill's Supper Club, now Mark's Eastside, whi ch he operated for 20 years. Bill loved to participate in games of chanc e, entertaining and cooking for friends, he also enjoyed small engine repa ir, hunting and boating. He was a member of St. Pius X Catholic Church a nd was a member and helped to establish his local chapter of the Wiscons in Restaurant Association. Bill is survived by four children: Dave "Duffy" Dougherty and his fiance e, Carol Tuoto, Seminole, FL; Judy and Rick Simon, Appleton; Linda and T om Kuchenbecker, Stevens Point; Mark and Lori Dougherty, Appleton; seven g randchildren: Dawn (Bill) Ebert, Scott Simon, Curt (Jenny) Simon, Nicole ( Richard) Klemme, Sarah Kuchenbecker, Will and Riley Dougherty; three gre at grandchildren: Connor Simon, Caitlin Simon and Tommy Klemme, a brothe r, Russell Dougherty, Wisconsin Rapids and Florida; a sister, Betty Smit h, Neenah; and a sister-in-law, Marilyn (Don) Slusarski, Stevens Point; ni eces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Janice L. (Stead) Dougherty, on Mar ch 16, 2001, a brother, Robert Dougherty and a brother-in-law, Richard Smi th. The funeral liturgy for William will be held at 12 p.m., Thursday, Apr il 7, 2005, at ST PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, 500 West Marquette Street, wi th Father Donald Zuleger officiating. Entombment will be in Greenlawn Ceme tery, Neenah. Friends may call at the church on Thursday, from 9:30 a.m ., until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has be en established for the American Cancer Society. The family would like to thank the staff of Cherry Meadows Hospice for t he love and care they showed to Bill and his family. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street | Dougherty, William G. (I313004)
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| 169185 | WILLIAM G. JAMISON, a progressive, well-to-do agriculturist and land owner of Greenville township, who is giving particular attention to the breeding of high-grade live stock, was born at Springfield, Illinois, February 7, 1858, and is a son of Robert and Ann (Ralston) Jamison, natives of Jefferson county, Indiana, where the father was born December 19, 1836, and the mother December 25, 1837. In his early life Robert Jamison was a contractor and builder, and after his marriage went to Springfield, Illinois, where he died shortly afterward, in July, 1858. William G. Jamison was the only child of his parents, but there were six children born to his mother's second marriage to David Culbertson, of Jefferson county, Indiana, whence she had returned after the death of her first husband. She now resides at Marion, Indiana. William G. Jamison received his education in the public schools and the Normal school at Danville, Indiana, and he remained with his mother until twenty-one years of age, at which time he went to Neenah, Wisconsin, and for six years thereafter worked at the millwright trade. He then purchased eighty acres of land in Greenville township and engaged in farming, operating his land in a general way until 1897, and in that year became interested in the breeding of pure Guernsey cattle. He started with a pure-bred sire, later adding a number of dams, and he now has a herd of about twenty pure-bred stock, and in addition keeps about fifty head of high-grade cattle. In the fall of 1909 he added another farm of 160 acres, which he has thoroughly equipped for the business, and he devotes his entire attention to his interests. He is a member of the various stock breeders' associations, and is known as an excellent judge of cattle. Fraternally, he is connected wth the Modern Woodmen of Greenville; in political matters he is a Republican, and his religious connections are with the old Scotch United Presbyterian Church. In March, 1885, Mr. Jamison was united in marriage with Miss Ella Culbertson, who was born in Hortonville, Outagamie county, February 2, 1861, daughter of James and Abbie (Wickwire) Culbertson, the former a native of Jefferson county, Indiana, and the latter of Nova Scotia. Mrs. Jamison was an only child. Mr. and Mrs. Jamison have had eight children: Alice B., a stenographer, residing at Antigo; Robert; Clarence; Russell, who died in infancy; and Harvey, Stanley, Howard and Lida, residing at home. | Jamison, William G. (I118063)
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| 169186 | William G. Kamps, 82, Green Bay, died Saturday, February 20, 2016 at his home. He was born on April 23, 1933, in Green Bay to Jacob and Loretta (Williamsen) Kamps. For many years Bill worked alongside his family in the family business, Green Bay Floral. In 1952, he graduated from Central Catholic High School. During the Korean War, Bill proudly served in the U.S. Army. On June 25, 1955, he married Evelyn Kuske at Annunciation Catholic Church. Bill was employed as a truck driver for the city of Green Bay for 28 years before retiring in 1995. He was a proud member of Union Local #75. Bill was also a member of the Moose Lodge #801. He enjoyed watching Packer games and spending time at his morning breakfasts with his retired coworkers. Bill also enjoyed spending time with his family at their cottage in Lakewood. He is survived by his wife, Evelyn; four children and their spouses, Greg and Judy Kamps, Sandra and Michael Gerczak, Lori and Ron Hermsen, Kathy and Al Paque; 10 grandchildren, Willie (Tiffany) Kamps, Katie Kamps, Sara Kamps, and Luke Kamps, Molly (Jeff) Mekash, Ashley (Tim) Bloom, Jessi Hermsen, Jon Hermsen, Karly Paque, Aubrey Paque; six great-grandchildren, Lilly, Madison, Cooper, Corbin, Cutter, Braylynn; two sisters and a brother-in-law, Eunice Kujava, Janice and Allen Baeten; a brother and sister-in-law, Joseph and Judy Kamps; and Evelyn's family, Wilbert and Lois Kuske, Walter Charles, and Carol and Bruce Anderson. He was preceded in death by his parents; brother-in-law, Mel Kujava; sister-in-law, June Charles; brother-in-law, Melvin (Carol) Kuske; and a nephew, Mark Baeten. Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday. The Funeral Service will be held at 1 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Entombment will be in Fort Howard Memorial Park. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com. The Kamps family wishes to express their sincere gratitude to the staff of Unity Hospice and the doctors and staff of Bellin Hospital for their care of Bill during his illness. | Kamps, William (I102815)
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| 169187 | William Ganthrey Bertha Ganthrey Ottilia Ganthrey Otto Ganthrey William Ganthrey Herman Ganthrey Adolf Ganthrey Elwin Ganthrey Albert Ganthrey Alwina Ganthrey Carl Ganthrey Louisa Ganthrey | Jandrey, Albert John (I202856)
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| 169188 | William Garvey Born: December 18, 1888 Died: June 18, 1947 Place of Birth: Freedom, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 19, 1947 Section: Page: 19 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Nicholas Catholic Location: Freedom, WI Notes owner/operator Garvey's Corner Cheese Factory | Garvey, William E. (I51858)
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| 169189 | William GARVEY Self M Male W 58 IRE Farm er IRE IRE Mary GARVEY Wife M Female W 45 IRE Keeps House IRE I RE John GARVEY Son S Male W 25 WI Farm Laborer IRE I Ann GARVEY Dau S Female W 20 WI At Home IRE IRE James GARVEY Son S Male W 18 WI Farm Laborer IRE I Marcela GARVEY Dau S Female W 14 WI At School IRE I Ellen GARVEY Dau S Female W 11 WI At School IRE IRE Source Information: Census Place Freedom, Outagamie, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 1255440 NA Film Number T9-1440 Pa ge Number 198C | Garvey, William (I53697)
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| 169190 | William Garvey 22 Dec 1891 Outagamie 02 103 Name: Death Date: County: Volume: Page #: Reel: Image: ImageNum: Sequence #: Level Info: | Garvey, William (I53697)
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| 169191 | William Garvey 34 Mary Garvey 28 Bridget Garvey 8 John Garvey 7 Mary A Garvey 5 Ann Garvey 2 Catharine Garvey 9/12 Peter Garvey 54 Ann Garvey 50 Patrick Garvey 16 | Garvey, Peter (I312955)
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| 169192 | William Garvey 34 Mary Garvey 28 Bridget Garvey 8 John Garvey 7 Mary A Garvey 5 Ann Garvey 2 Catharine Garvey 9/12 Peter Garvey 54 Ann Garvey 50 Patrick Garvey 16 | Unknown, Anna (I312956)
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| 169193 | William Garvey 34 Mary Garvey 28 Bridget Garvey 8 John Garvey 7 Mary A Garvey 5 Ann Garvey 2 Catharine Garvey 9/12 Peter Garvey 54 Ann Garvey 50 Patrick Garvey 16 | Garvey, Patrick (I312957)
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| 169194 | William Garvey 9/12/1863 2/22/1944 Post Crescent 2/22/1944 12 see also Brother of Local Resident Passes, William Garvey, Sr. Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/25/1944 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary | Garvey, William H. (I51853)
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| 169195 | William Garvey of Freedom Age: 25 Occupation: Cheesemaker Parents: William H. Garvey b. Wi. & Kate Randerson b. Wi. Bride: Rose L. Garvey of Freedom, B. WI. Parents: Mike Garvey b. WI. & Mary Murphy b. N.Y. Married: April 10 1917 in Freedom. Witnesses: Raymond Flanagan, Ella Garvey-both from Freedom | Family F16852
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| 169196 | William Garvey Mary Garvey Bridget Garvey John Garvey Mary Garvey Anna Garvey Catharine Garvey James Garvey Marcell Garvey Ellen Garvey Mathias Keeley Ksilla Keeley John Keeley Bridget Keeley Hannora Keeley Patrick Keeley | Keeley, Mathias (I32920)
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| 169197 | William Geagen Mary Geagen James Geagen William Geagen | Agen, William (I84890)
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| 169198 | WILLIAM GEENEN, who for more than a quarter of a century has been secreta ry of the Farmers' Home Mutual Insurance Company, is vice-president of t he Little Chute State Bank, a prosperous farmer and land holder of Buchan an township, and one of the leading men of his community. He was born in B uchanan township, Outagamie county, February 2, 1864; a son of John and Ca therine (Willenson) Geenen, who were born in Holland and married in Freed om township, this county. After their marriage they removed to Buchanan to wnship, where for eight years Mr. Geenen rented land and then bought the f arm which is now occupied by his son William. Here John Geenen died in 189 0, at the age of sixty-four years, his wife having passed away in 1874, wh en fortyfive years old, and both were buried in the Little Chute Cemetery. William Geenen was the fourth of a family of eight children, and remain ed at home working for his father until his twenty-third year. He. was mar ried June 15, 1887, to Miss Susannah Schumacher, daughter of Peter and Ma ry (Pauly) Schumacher, natives of Germany. They were married in Wiscons in and settled on a farm in Kaukauna township, from whence they moved in 1 872 to Buchanan township, and lived on a farm until retiring to Appleto n, in which city Mr. Schumacher died in 1903, aged seventy-eight years, h is wife passing away in 1900 when sixty-six years of age, and both were in terred in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Appleton. Mrs Geenen was born Februa ry 7, 1864, and was the seventh born of her parents' nine children. Mr. a nd Mrs. Geenen also have had nine children, of whom two are deceased, t he survivors being: Ida, Everard, Laura, Marie, William, Paul and Margare t. The second oldest child, Agnes, who lost her life in an accident on t he Fox River, in June, 1911, was graduated from the Appleton High Scho ol in 1908, and the other child died in infancy. After his marriage, Mr. G eenen engaged in farming and gardening on his father's property, some of w hich he owned himself, and he also dealt to quite anextent in real estat e, at one time owning as high as 145 acres. He started in the florist busi ness in 1893 with a greenhouse of 800 square feet, which he has since incr eased to 27,000 square feet; operates an eighty-acre farm, which is all fe nced with barbed wire, and markets hay and grain. He built his modern hou se in 1891, which has eight rooms. For eighteen years he was also engag ed in the dairy business, and delivered milk in the village of Kimberly, b ut gave up his route in 1908. A Democrat in his political views, he was el ected school clerk when he was only eighteen years of age, and served in t hat capacity continuously for twentysix years. He has been secretary of t he Farmers' Home Mutual Insurance Company since 1885, and vice-preside nt of the Little Chute State Bank, of which he is also a stockholde r. He is a member of St. John's Catholic Church of Little Chute, of whi ch he was a trustee for eighteen years. | Geenen, William (I53485)
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| 169199 | William Geenen Rose Geenen Kathlenn Geenen John Geenen Kathrine Kallin | Geenen, William (I95364)
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| 169200 | William Gehring Born: March 2, 1903 Died: January 2, 1946 Place of Birth: Freedom, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 3, 1946 Section: Page: 10 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Nicholas Location: Freedom, WI | Gehring, William (I88776)
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| 169201 | William Gehrke 43 Bertha B Gehrke 44 Renata E Gehrke 13 | Gehrke, Renata Elizabeth (I74889)
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| 169202 | William Gehrke Bertha Gehrke Euguene Hardy Rencota Hardy William Hardy Jane Hardy | Hardy, Eugene Thomas (I42652)
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| 169203 | William Gehrke Bertha Gehrke Euguene Hardy Rencota Hardy William Hardy Jane Hardy | Gehrke, Renata Elizabeth (I74889)
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| 169204 | William Gehrke Bertha Gehrke Euguene Hardy Rencota Hardy William Hardy Jane Hardy | Gehrke, William Fredrich August (I173138)
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| 169205 | William Gehrke Bertha Gehrke Euguene Hardy Rencota Hardy William Hardy Jane Hardy | Griepentrog, Bertha Barbara (I173139)
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| 169206 | William Genester 54 Agusta Genester 53 Gorden Genester 25 Roger Genester 17 Gus Ristan 83 | Ristau, Gustave August (I162333)
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| 169207 | William Genrich Mary Genrich Evelyn Genrich Dorothy Genrich Wilbert Genrich Myron Genrich Donald Genrich Marian Genrich Joan Genrich Patricia Genrich | Genrich, Joan (I116984)
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| 169208 | William Genrich Mary Genrich Evelyn Genrich Dorothy Genrich Wilbert Genrich Myron Genrich Donald Genrich Marian Genrich Joan Genrich Patricia Genrich | Maas, Mary (I116986)
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| 169209 | William Genrich Mary Genrich Norman Genrich Evelyn Genrich Dorothy Genrich Wilbert Genrich Myron Genrich Donald Genrich | Genrich, William (I116985)
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| 169210 | William Genrich Mary Genrich Evelyn Genrich Dorothy Genrich Wilbert Genrich Myron Genrich Donald Genrich Marian Genrich Joan Genrich Patricia Genrich | Genrich, William (I116985)
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| 169211 | William George Fischer, 80 of Appleton died Saturday August 23, 2014 at his residence, surrounded by his loving family. He was born in Marshfield, WI; February 11, 1934, son of the late Lee and Mathilda (Gloudemans) Fischer. Bill married Janet (Olm) on October 5, 1957. Throughout their 57 years together, Bill and Janet were a successful team, through good times or when faced with a challenge, they both relied and believed in each other. Bill and Janet were both Appleton High School Alumni "class of 1952". He played football, ran track, and was all state in his senior year. Bill was a retailer to his soul. A true "people" person, he enjoyed having a conversation with anyone whom was open to receiving his kind smile. He began his career working at Gloudemans Department Store. He and Janet started their own adventure and built a wonderful business, Fischers Boyswear in downtown Appleton. For many years, Fischers was the Levi jean capital of Wisconsin. Bill was very proud of his involvement in organizing the downtown Appleton Christmas parade. For many years Bill walked next to the Santa float, enjoying all the smiling faces on College Avenue. He took special pride at being the Grand Marshall of the parade on two occasions. Bill's family were his closest friends. His greatest pride were his grandchildren, whom he loved dearly. They were all perfect in his eyes, and could do nothing wrong. Bill is survived by his loving wife of 57 years, Janet; his two children, son Steven (Melanie) Fischer, and daughter Lisa (Marty) Knuppel; five grandchildren, Allison (Kurtis) Belongea, Brittney Fischer, Jacob Knuppel, Anna Fischer, and Alexandra Fischer; sister, Joan Giuliani; and brother Raymond (Carol) Fischer; sister-in-law, Carol Fischer; brother-in-law, Ken (Shawn) Olm; his close friend, J.R. Olm; and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was further preceded in death by his granddaughter, Payton Lynn Fischer; nephew, David Jack; three brothers, Jack, Michael and Charles Fischer; sister, Mary Ann Jack; brothers-in-law, Walter Laes, Joseph Giuliani, Paul Jack, and Robert Olm; and sister-in-law, Catherine Olm; Visitation for Bill will be held on Tuesday August 26, 2014 at ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH, 312 S. State St, Appleton beginning at 3:00PM. The Funeral Mass will follow at 5:00PM with Fr. Bill Swichtenberg officiating. Bill's family would like to thank the kind caregivers at Heartland Hospice, and Home Instead, their assistance through this journey was a blessing. And a special thank you also to all the gifted physicians and staff whom have supported and provided such wonderful care to Bill over the years, Dr. Judd Pulley, Dr. Gene Rigstad, Appleton Cardiology, and Fox Valley Surgical. Words cannot express our gratefulness. Bill, you will be missed by your family, friends, neighbors, and the class of '52. Funeral Home Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 (920) 733-5435 Funeral Home Details Send Flowers Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 25, 2014 | Fischer, William G. (I55872)
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| 169212 | William Gerhardt 10/4/2003 Post Crescent 10/5/2003 C 4 | Gerhardt, William C. (I314623)
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| 169213 | William Gerondal Josephine Gerondal Ermeny Gerondal Dezira Gerondal Emma Gerondal Caterine Trelner | Gerondale, William (I141183)
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| 169214 | William Gerondal Josephine Gerondal Agnesse Gerondal Louis Gerondal Honarine Gerondal Johnny Gerondal Ester Gerondal | Gerondale, William (I141183)
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| 169215 | William Gerondal Josephine Gerondal Agnesse Gerondal Louis Gerondal Honarine Gerondal Johnny Gerondal Ester Gerondal | Geniesse, Josephine (I141182)
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| 169216 | William Gerondale 4 Mar 1894 24 Aug 1970 76 | Gerondale, William J. (I136810)
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| 169217 | William Gerondale 3/4/1994 8/24/1970 Post Crescent 8/25/1970 B 10 | Gerondale, William J. (I136810)
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| 169218 | William Gerondale Josephine Gerondale Agnes Gerondale Louis Gerondale Noranne Gerondale John Gerondale Esther Gerondale Ermonie Gerondale Desire Gerondale Emma Gerondale | Gerondale, William (I141183)
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| 169219 | William Gerrits 4/23/1883 10/22/1963 Post Crescent 10/23/1963 B 12 | Gerrits, William (I48111)
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| 169220 | William Gerrits Anna Gerrits Herbert Gerrits Wilferd Gerrits Raymond Gerrits Elleen Gerrits | Gerrits, William Theodore (I17714)
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| 169221 | William Gerrits Anna Gerrits Herbert Gerrits Wilferd Gerrits Raymond Gerrits Elleen Gerrits | Gerrits, Raymond (I106266)
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| 169222 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerrits, Lorraine (I166594)
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| 169223 | William Giesbers 55 Mary Giesbers 43 Herman Giesbers 17 Annie Giesbers 16 Minnie Giesbers 14 Kate Giesbers 12 William F Murphy 23 Jennie Murphy 19 Raymond Murphy 1 Enna M Murphy 0 [6/12] | Giesbers, Jenny (I33290)
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| 169224 | William Giesbers Mary Giesbers Herman Giesbers Annie Giesbers Minnie Giesbers Kate Giesbers William F Murphy Jennie Murphy Raymond Murphy Enna M Murphy [0] | Murphy, William F. (I33297)
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| 169225 | William Giesen Mable Giesen John Giesen Lawrence Giesen Lester Giesen William Giesen Jo Ann Giesen Emilie Giesen | Giesen, Lester A. (I96500)
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| 169226 | William Giesen Mable Giesen John Giesen Lawrence Giesen Lester Giesen William Giesen Jo Ann Giesen Emilie Giesen | Giesen, William John (I162486)
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| 169227 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gilbert, Joseph (I106545)
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| 169228 | William Gilbart Petronella Gilbart Marian Gilbart Francis Gilbart Joseph Gilbart Marlyn Gilbart Carol Joan Gilbart Clara Brittnacher | Gilbert, William (I140813)
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| 169229 | William Gildernick Burnace Gildernick Lial Gildernick Beverley Gildernick Robert Gildernick William H Gildernick | Geldernich, William John (I644)
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| 169230 | William Gildernick Burnace Gildernick Lial Gildernick Beverley Gildernick Robert Gildernick William H Gildernick | Clough, Bernice (I89698)
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| 169231 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Geldernich, William Harry (I89877)
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| 169232 | William Gilson Mildred Gilson Robert Gilson [3 9/12] William Gilson [2 0/12] | Gilson, William (I160436)
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| 169233 | William Gilson Mildred Gilson Robert Gilson William Gilson Ansel Gilson Ruth Gilson Edmund Gilson Ilene Pagel Effie Gilchrist | Gilson, William (I160436)
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| 169234 | William Glasheen Helen Glasheen Daniel Glasheen | Glasheen, William J. (I28181)
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| 169235 | William Glawe 59 Sarah Glawe 46 Otto Glawe 20 Ernest Glawe 19 Theadore Glawe 17 [19] Marie Glawe 15 Linda Glawe 13 Freida Glawe 13 Albert Glawe 10 Alfred Glawe 10 | Glawe, William (I168356)
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| 169236 | William Glawe 69 Sarah Glawe 56 Alfred Glawe 19 Albert Glawe 19 | Glawe, William (I168356)
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| 169237 | William Glawe Sarah Glawe Otto Glawe Ernest Glawe Theadore Glawe [19] Marie Glawe Linda Glawe Freida Glawe Albert Glawe Alfred Glawe | Glawe, William (I168356)
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| 169238 | William Glawe Sarah Glawe Otto Glawe Ernest Glawe Theadore Glawe [19] Marie Glawe Linda Glawe Freida Glawe Albert Glawe Alfred Glawe | Persohn, Sarah (I168357)
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| 169239 | William Gloudeman | Gloudemans, William (I160058)
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| 169240 | William Gneiser 45 Augusta Gneiser 44 Gordon A Gneiser 14 Dorothy I Gneiser 11 Roger M Gneiser 7 Gustav Ristan 72 | Ristau, Gustave August (I162333)
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| 169241 | William Gneiser was the son of Martin and Augusta (Frederick) Gneiser, both of Germany. Thus, William was a first-generation American of German heritage. William was the brother of: Herman, Fred, Robert Emil, Arthur, and Pearl. William married Augusta Ristau, also a first-generation American in Feb 1897 in Ripon, WI. William and Augusta had three children: Gordon, Dorothy (Gneiser) Wagner, and Roger. | Gneiser, William (I175962)
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| 169242 | William Goese Mary Goese Alma Goese Alya Goese William Goese Hugo Goese Ruben Goese | Goese, William (I205319)
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| 169243 | William GOLDEN died Saturday aged 36 yrs 7 Months 5 days married Annie CAHANY at West Holland 6 years ago leaves 2 children, died of consumption. | Golden, William (I34042)
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| 169244 | William Golden, 18, route 3 Kaukauna was killed early Monday morning when the automobile he was in left the road and crashed. The driver Lois Fink, 18, of Kaukauna was not injured. The crash occurred on County Trucks C and ZZ outside of Wrightstown. | Golden, William T. (I61689)
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| 169245 | William Gonnering Loretta Gonnering | Gonnering, William Robert (I120607)
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| 169246 | WILLIAM GOSSE. The farming interests of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, are in the hands of men of experience, progressive methods and practical ideas, with whom it is a matter of pride to keep their section in the front rank of agricultural counties. During the past several decades conditions here have changed to a great extent, and the use of farming machinery as operated by steam power, has greatly facilitated the raising of large crops as compared with the crude implements of the sturdy pioneers who first broke the country to the plow. Practical ideas, good management and the use of up-to-date machinery have made many men successful as agriculturists during the past few years, and one of these is William Gosse, who is the owner of the fine Gosse homestead in Ellington township. Mr. Gosse was born on the farm he is now conducting, December 4, 1879, and is a son of Frank and Johanna Gosse, the former of whom was born in Berlin, Germany, and came to the United States when a young man. He first settled in Greenville township, Outagamie county, but later sold his property there and came to Ellington township, where he followed farming until his death. His widow, who survives him, makes her home with her son on the homestead, which the latter acquired through purchase in the spring of 1911. The family has always been connected with the German Lutheran Church, and Mrs. Gosse is prominent in church and charitable work. The farm is finely developed, well equipped with buildings, has a fine stream of flowing water and yields large crops. | Gosse, William L. (I161342)
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| 169247 | William Gouring Elisabeth Gouring Catharina Gouring Maria Gouring Catherina Gouring Maria Gouring Anna Gouring John Gouring Peter Gouring | Gonnering, Katherina (I122004)
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| 169248 | William Graef Annabelle Graef Eunice Graef Gerrold Graef William Graef | Graef, William Andrew (I119261)
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| 169249 | William Graef Annabelle Graef Eunice Graef Gerald Graef William R Graef Margaret Graef | Graef, William Andrew (I119261)
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| 169250 | William Graney Angelina Graney William Graney | Graney, Gervase J. (I146144)
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| 169251 | William Granier Ella Granier Roland Granier Doris Granier William Granier [2 1/12] Joyce Granier | Greiner, William J. (I103105)
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| 169252 | William Grapentin Hildegard Grapentin Richard Grapentin Donald Grapentin Wilma Mae Grapentin | Grapentin, Wilma M. (I4162)
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| 169253 | William Gratan Louisa Gratan Joseph Gratan Theodore Gratan | Henri, Mary Louisa (I175518)
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| 169254 | William Gratan Louisa Gratan Joseph Gratan Theodore Gratan | Gritton, William (I175519)
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| 169255 | William Gray 47 Catharine Gray 33 Sasha Claspill 75 Delia Daily 37 Alice Dailey 11 William Hoyt 21 Annie Tritrene 16 | Frambach, Catherine M. "Kate" (I167785)
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| 169256 | William Gray 47 Catharine Gray 33 Sasha Claspill 75 Delia Daily 37 Alice Dailey 11 William Hoyt 21 Annie Tritrene 16 | Gray, William (I167791)
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| 169257 | William Gray Catharine Gray Sasha Claspill Delia Daily Alice Dailey William Hoyt Annie Tritrene | Lambertson, Sarah (I170169)
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| 169258 | William Gray Catharine Gray Sasha Claspill Delia Daily Alice Dailey William Hoyt Annie Tritrene Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMKB-R28 : accessed 04 Nov 2014), William Hoyt in household of William Gray, Kaukauna city Ward 1 & 4-5, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 3B, family 57, NARA microfilm publication T623, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.; FHL microfilm 1241809. | Hoyt, William M. (I307564)
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| 169259 | WILLIAM GREEN SSN 399-16-5708 Residence: XX708 Born 25 Aug 1924 Last Benefit: Died 15 Feb 1997 Issued: WI (Before 195 1) | Green, William George (I5228)
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| 169260 | William Grenier Ella Grenier Roland Grenier Doris Grenier William Grenier Joyce Grenier Carrol Grenier Warren Grenier | Greiner, William J. (I103105)
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| 169261 | William Gresenz Eva Gresenz Walter Gresenz Armin Gresenz Reinhart Gresenz Evalyn Gresenz Lawrence Gresenz Edwin Gresenz William Gresenz [17/24] | Gresenz, William (I153938)
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| 169262 | William Groskopf Augusta Groskopf August Groskopf Terasa Groskopf | Grosskopf, William (I172914)
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| 169263 | William Grosskopf Theresia Grosskopf Theodor Grosskopf Martha Grosskopf William Grosskopf Anna Grosskopf Minna Ziemar | Grosskopf, William F. (I12437)
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| 169264 | William Grosskopf Theresia Grosskopf Theodor Grosskopf Martha Grosskopf William Grosskopf Anna Grosskopf Minna Ziemar | Grosskopf, William (I51368)
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| 169265 | William Grosskopf Theresia Grosskopf Theodor Grosskopf Martha Grosskopf William Grosskopf Anna Grosskopf Minna Ziemar | Jans, Theresa (I51369)
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| 169266 | William Grosskopf Theresia Grosskopf Theodor Grosskopf Martha Grosskopf William Grosskopf Anna Grosskopf Minna Ziemar | Grosskopf, Anna (I164307)
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| 169267 | William Grosskopf Hulda Grosskopf Edd Grosskopf Otto Grosskopf Elsie Grosskopf Esther Grosskopf Victor Grosskopf | Grosskopf, Victor Adam (I64209)
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| 169268 | William Grosskopf Hulda Grosskopf Edd Grosskopf Otto Grosskopf Elsie Grosskopf Esther Grosskopf Victor Grosskopf | Grosskopf, William (I172914)
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| 169269 | WILLIAM GROTI, who has a well-established business at No. 875 College avenue, is one of the good, substantial business men of Appleton, where he has lived since reaching his majority. Mr. Groth is a native of Germany, born December 15, 1859, a son of John and Wilhelmina Groth, the former of whom died in Germany. William Groth came to the United States in 1881, locating in Appleton, and during the year following his mother came to this country with three children, several others of the family of eleven children remaining in the Fatherland, where several had died. Mrs. Groth settled on an Outagamie county farm on which her son William worked until 1886, and in that year engaged in business in Appleton, having learned the gunsmith trade in his native country prior to coming to America. He was the first to introduce the bicycle in Appleton, and during his business career here he has made numerous other innovations. In 1892 he erected a two-story building on the lot which he had purchased at No. 875 College avenue, and here he has carried on a large business to the present time. In 1885 Mr. Groth was united in marriage with Augusta Krause, who was born in Germany and came to the United States with her parents when a girl, her father being a well known agriculturist of Outagamie county. Six children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Groth, as follows: William, who is engaged in business with his father; Clara, who married Charles Weller, a resident of Appleton; Richard, Irene, and two who died in infancy. Mr. Groth is a member of the Modern Woodmen, and is very popular in that order. He is esteemed as a public-spirited citizen, and although he has never engaged actively in politics, takes a keen interest in local matters, and can be found casting his vote for the candidate whom he believes will make the best official for the city's interests. | Groth, William (I309106)
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| 169270 | William Guenther, 67, a resident of Appleton for 40 years, died shortly after 7 o'clock Wednesday morning in St. Elizabeth hospital, where he had submitted to an operation last Friday. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon from the late residence at 271 Outagamie st. Burial will be in the Riverside cemetery. The deceased was born in 1854 and was married in Milwaukee in 1881, coming to Appleton shortly after and engaging in the grocery business at the corner of Atlantic and North Division Sts. A few years later he operated a flour mill at the foot of John st. where the tissue mill now stands. He operated that mill for 17 years after which he purchased the coal and wood business at Appleton junction and conducted it until his death. Mr. Guenther is survived by his widow, three daughters, Mrs. Eugene Fox, Green Bay; Cora and Clementine, Appleton; three (should be four) sons, Charles, Harold, Ont., Canada, Richard and Fred, Appleton. The Post Crescent, Wednesday, Jul 27, 1921 | Guenther, William (I191220)
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| 169271 | William Guenther Minnie Guenther Otto C Guenther Cora L Guenther Fred W Guenther Harold M Guenther Clementine J Guenther | Guenther, William (I191220)
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| 169272 | William Guerts Cornelius Guerts Elizabeth Guerts | Geurts, Anna Elizabeth (I84832)
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| 169273 | William Guerts Cornelius Guerts Elizabeth Guerts | Geurts, Cornelius (I173238)
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| 169274 | William Guerts Cornelius Guerts Elizabeth Guerts | Geurts, William Martin (I173241)
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| 169275 | William Guilfoyle has lost his right eye as a result of an injury received last week at the Northwestern shops in Kaukauna, when a flying chip of brass entered the optic. He is now at St. Luke's hospital, Chicago, where he is being cared for under the direction of the company's surgeons. | Guilfoyle, William M. (I10365)
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| 169276 | William Guinan Bridget G Guinan Patrick Guinan Catherine Guinan | Guinan, Catherine (I51417)
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| 169277 | William Gurtman Cecelia Gurtman Alvina Gurtman Richard Gurtman Velma Gurtman [4 1/12] Adrain Cronto | Gustman, Richard Herman (I195094)
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| 169278 | William Gurtman Cecelia Gurtman Alvina Gurtman Richard Gurtman Velma Gurtman Adrain Cronto | Gustman, William O. (I179680)
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| 169279 | William H Aird 50 Margarate Aird 44 Don Aird 20 Katie Aird 19 Milton Aird 17 William Aird 12 Basel Aird 2 | Aird, William Hood (I165830)
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| 169280 | William H Alid 60 Basil S Alid 12 | Aird, William Hood (I165830)
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| 169281 | William H Alid 60 Basil S Alid 12 | Aird, Basil Sylvester (I165833)
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| 169282 | William H Barns Lucy E Barns Walter R Barns Lyman E Barns Nellie H Barns Julia Pepper | Barnes, Lymon Eddy Sr. (I130430)
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| 169283 | William H Barns Lucy E Barns Walter R Barns Lyman E Barns Nellie H Barns Julia Pepper | Barnes, Ellen (I158522)
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| 169284 | William H Barns Lucy E Barns Walter R Barns Lyman E Barns Nellie H Barns Julia Pepper | Barnes, Walter (I158523)
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| 169285 | William H Barns Lucy E Barns Walter R Barns Lyman E Barns Nellie H Barns Julia Pepper | Thomas, Lucy (I158530)
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| 169286 | William H Barns Lucy E Barns Walter R Barns Lyman E Barns Nellie H Barns Julia Pepper | Barnes, William W. (I158531)
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| 169287 | William H Breun Apolona Breun Inez Breun | Braun, Wilhelm (I323508)
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| 169288 | William H Chilson Grace E Chilson Thad S Chilson Luella G Chilson | Chilson, Dr. William Henry "W. H. " (I316859)
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| 169289 | William H Cooney Anna E Cooney John J Cooney Thomas H Cooney Edwin R Cooney James A Cooney Eveyline M Cooney Francis Cooney [11/12] | Cooney, William (I83577)
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| 169290 | William H Cooney Anna E Cooney John J Cooney Thomas H Cooney Edwin R Cooney James A Cooney Eveyline M Cooney Francis Cooney [11/12] | Cooney, Edwin R. (I191729)
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| 169291 | William H Cooney Anna Cooney George Cooney Clement Cooney Helen Cooney | Cooney, William (I83577)
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| 169292 | William H Cooney Anna Cooney George Cooney Clement Cooney Helen Cooney | Brahan, Anna (I83578)
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| 169293 | William H Copp Elsa E Copp Howard F Copp Eugene D Copp Henry A Copp Wayne A Copp | Copp, William (I335401)
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| 169294 | William H Fargo Alsina Fargo Isabella F Fargo Mary J Fargo James Fargo George Fargo Charles Fargo | Fargo, George (I157267)
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| 169295 | William H Fieweger Josephine Fieweger Thomas Fieweger Frank Fieweger Clarence Fieweger Theresa Fieweger Maurice Fieweger Stephen Fieweger Agnes Krueger | Stilp, Josephine (I176852)
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| 169296 | William H Fieweger Josephine Fieweger Thomas Fieweger Frank Fieweger Clarence Fieweger Theresa Fieweger Maurice Fieweger Stephen Fieweger Agnes Krueger | Fieweger, William (I176853)
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| 169297 | William H Flaningam 38 Elizabeth Flaningam 30 Blanche Flaningam 10 Kathleen Flaningam 7 Walter H Stracker 23 John Pringle 25 | Flanagan, Blanche (I69760)
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| 169298 | William H Garvey Mary P Garvey Henry Glassoff | Garvey, William H. (I96557)
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| 169299 | William H Garvey Mary M Garvey | Garvey, William H. (I96557)
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| 169300 | William H Guenther Lena M Guenther Otto T Guenther Theodore J Guenther Leona E Guenther John Pfeiler Mary A Kastner | Guenther, William (I191220)
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| 169301 | William H Hartman Pearl Hartman Inez R Hartman Eileen M Hartman Esther Hartman Ethel Hartman Gene H Hartman Carl S Fieck | Hartman, William (I162540)
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| 169302 | William H Hoffman 50 Barbara Hoffman 42 Katherine Hoffman 19 Philip Hoffman 17 Elisabeth Hoffman 17 Marie Hoffman 14 Anton Hoffman 12 Edward Hoffman 10 Francis Hoffman 8 Gertrude Hoffman 6 John Hoffman 4 Margaret Hoffman 2 | Hoffmann, William Henry (I111253)
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| 169303 | William H Hoh Alice A Hoh | Hoh, William (I199339)
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| 169304 | William H Hoh Alice A Hoh | Hoh, Henry L. (I206276)
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| 169305 | William H Jahnke Emily H Jahnke William E Jahnke [1 9/12] | Jahnke, William (I75848)
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| 169306 | William H Johnston Eva C Johnston Henry T Johnston Annie Lind | Johnston, William H. (I324590)
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| 169307 | William H Juse 40 Clara Juse 30 Kenneth Juse 6 Willard Juse 5 Ramona Juse 3 [3 0/12] Mabel Zuleger 21 | Juse, William Herman (I167166)
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| 169308 | William H Killian Ida Killian Gordon Killian Margret A Killian William J Killian [3 1/12] | Killian, William (I79150)
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| 169309 | William H Kliss Bessie G Kreiss James H Kreiss William R Kreiss Mary E Kreiss Eveyln M Kreiss [6/12] Ida Stelzer | Brewster, Bess G. (I28919)
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| 169310 | William H Kliss Bessie G Kreiss James H Kreiss William R Kreiss Mary E Kreiss Eveyln M Kreiss Ida Stelzer | Kreiss, William (I205178)
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| 169311 | William H Kreiss - 47 Bessie Kreiss - 45 James Kreiss - 17 William Kreiss - 15 Mary Kreiss - 12 Evelyn Kreiss - 10 | Kreiss, William (I205178)
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| 169312 | William H Kreiss Bessie Kreiss James Kreiss William Kreiss Mary Kreiss Evelyn Kreiss | Brewster, Bess G. (I28919)
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| 169313 | William H Lange Martha A Lange Adaline J Lange Victor A Lange Laura C Lange Norman H Lange | Lange, William (I167021)
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| 169314 | William H Meeker 52 Mande Meeker 37 Josephine M Briggs 44 | Briggs, Marion Josephine (I189608)
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| 169315 | William H Meeker 52 Mande Meeker 37 Josephine M Briggs 44 | Briggs, Maude Millard (I189609)
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| 169316 | William H Meeker Maude Meeker Josephine M Briggs | Meeker, Dr. William Henry D. D. S. (I189436)
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| 169317 | William H Meeker Maude M Meeker Ludolph Arens Mary Margerite Arens William Howard George Isaac S George [50] | Meeker, Dr. William Henry D. D. S. (I189436)
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| 169318 | William H Meeker Maude Meeker Elizabeth Allen Jean Jackson Dorothy Fischel Ethel Huntoon | Meeker, Dr. William Henry D. D. S. (I189436)
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| 169319 | William H Miller Emma Miller Walter Miller Howard Miller Raymond Miller | Miller, William (I157922)
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| 169320 | William H Miller Emma Miller Walter A Miller Howard E Miller Raymond W Miller | Gayhardt, Emma (I71241)
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| 169321 | William H Miller Emma Miller Walter A Miller Howard E Miller Raymond W Miller | Miller, William (I157922)
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| 169322 | William H Miller Emma Miller Howard L Miller Raymond Miller | Gayhardt, Emma (I71241)
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| 169323 | William H Miller Emma Miller Howard L Miller Raymond Miller | Miller, William (I157922)
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| 169324 | William H Miller Emm A Miller Walter Miller Howard Miller Raymond Miller | Miller, William (I157922)
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| 169325 | William H Monger Aixy Monger William N Monger Sally E Monger Daniel H Monger J aixsah M Monger | Munger, William H. (I329447)
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| 169326 | William H Monger Aixy Monger William N Monger Sally E Monger Daniel H Monger J aixsah M Monger | Munger, Daniel H. (I329449)
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| 169327 | William H Nieland Albertina M Nieland Emor E Nieland Oliver E Nieland Viola I Nieland | Harp, Albertina (I104394)
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| 169328 | William H Nieland Albertina M Nieland Emor E Nieland Oliver E Nieland Viola I Nieland | Nieland, William Johann Heinrich Friedrich (I104402)
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| 169329 | William H Parman Elizabeth Parman Robert Parman Jerome Parman Mary Parman August Parman | Parman, William (I109178)
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| 169330 | William H Parman Elizabeth Parman Robert Parman Jerome Parman Mary Parman August Parman | Parman, Jerome (I109181)
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| 169331 | William H Philson Grace E Philson Lee H Philson Blanche G Philson Luella G Philson Direa Jeus | Chilson, Dr. William Henry "W. H. " (I316859)
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| 169332 | William H Pingel Linda Pingel Salmer Pingel | Pingel, William (I194099)
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| 169333 | William H Randall Dorothy Randall Frank Fargo | Fargo, Frank Barnum (I93066)
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| 169334 | William H Randall Sarah H Randall Sarah Shanger | Randall, William H. W. (I319358)
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| 169335 | William H Ries Minnie Ries Roland F Ries Harold W Ries Harvey Ries | Reis, William (I166395)
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| 169336 | William H Rogers Lucinda Rogers Herbert Rogers Haskell E Rogers Minnie J Rogers Leonard A Rogers Alice M Rogers | Rogers, Herbert (I145703)
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| 169337 | William H Rogers Lucinda Rogers Herbert Rogers Haskell E Rogers Minnie J Rogers Leonard A Rogers Alice M Rogers | Rogers, William (I145707)
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| 169338 | William H Roocks Bertha A Roocks Erwin F Roocks Schaloma H Roocks | Roocks, William (I321584)
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| 169339 | William H Roocks Bertha Roocks L Schaloma Roocks Guinevere Roocks Stanley Roocks | Roocks, William (I321584)
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| 169340 | William H Schneider Born: July 1, 1875 Died: December 28, 1938 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 28, 1938 Section: Page: 7 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: Appleton, WI | Schneider, William (I334386)
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| 169341 | William H Schneider Kathrine M Schneider Andrew S Schneider | Schneider, William (I334386)
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| 169342 | William H Steiner Katherine Steiner Leroy Steiner Wilbur Steiner Ruth Steiner | Steiner, William (I320972)
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| 169343 | William H Steiner Catherine Steiner Leroy Steiner Wilbur Steiner | Steiner, William (I320972)
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| 169344 | William H Steward Sarah E Steward Sylvia M Steward Raymond Steward Harold J Steward | Steward, Harold (I165299)
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| 169345 | William H Taggart 52 Christian Taggart 44 John H Taggart 25 Mary E Taggart 23 Carl H Taggart 21 Melvin C Taggart 19 Harold D Taggart 16 Margaret L Taggart 14 Marien S Taggart 12 Lillian Taggart 10 Frank A Taggart 8 Gladys L Taggart 6 Robert J Taggart 3 Alice L Taggart 1 | Taggart, William H. (I144963)
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| 169346 | William H Taylor 55 Belle H Taylor 45 Katherine Taylor 27 Russell E Taylor 23 John W Taylor 17 Mary K Taylor 15 | Taylor, William Henry (I318968)
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| 169347 | William H Taylor 55 Belle H Taylor 45 Katherine Taylor 27 Russell E Taylor 23 John W Taylor 17 Mary K Taylor 15 | Warneke, Clara Isabelle Henrietta (I318969)
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| 169348 | William h Taylor- married 7/20/1901 -milwaukee wis. volume 33-page 0139 Tillie C Illing -married 7/20/1900 (one of them is a trans scriber mistake) volume 33-page 0139- | Family F206625
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| 169349 | William H Treptow Emilie M Treptow Edith A Treptow | Treptow, Wilhelm or William (I154763)
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| 169350 | William H Truptom 52 Amalia M Truptom 44 Martha H Truptom 23 Harry J Truptom 16 Arthur A Truptom 13 Ida A Truptom 10 Gustaff A Luadtka 48 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Kaukauna Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1731; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 0140; FHL microfilm: 1375744 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Lehi, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/7884/4455057_00264?pid=31048415&backurl=https://search.ancestryheritagequest.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DWcU1439%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1910USCenIndex%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dwilliam%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dtrepto%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy%3D1859%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D2%26msbpn__ftp%3DGermany%26msbpn%3D3253%26MSAV%3D1%26uidh%3Dagy%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D0%26h%3D31048415%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WcU1439&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Treptow, Edith (I336072)
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| 169351 | William H Van Boxtel Helena Van Boxtel Urban Van Boxtel Ernest Van Boxtel Anna Van Boxtel William Van Boxtel Mary Lou Van Boxtel Alice Ludwig | VanBoxtel, Ernest (I41657)
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| 169352 | William H Van Boxtel Helena Van Boxtel Urban Van Boxtel Ernest Van Boxtel Anna Van Boxtel William Van Boxtel Mary Lou Van Boxtel Alice Ludwig | VanBoxtel, William (I93389)
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| 169353 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanBoxtel, Alice (I171239)
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| 169354 | William H Yingling 40 Louisa Yingling 39 Janie P Yingling 17 David M Yingling 14 Susie G Yingling 11 Etta M Yingling 10 William M Yingling 7 Joseph Yingling 6 Dora L Yingling 2 | Yingling, Joseph (I311325)
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| 169355 | William H Zeh Martha H Zeh Evelyn L Zeh Myrtle L Zeh Orin H Zeh Hazel M Zeh | Zeh, William (I205449)
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| 169356 | William H. "Billy" O'Connell, age 84, of Appleton, passed away Saturday, July 12, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He was born July 20, 1923, in Van Dyne, the son of the late John "Non" and Bibianna O'Connell. Bill was employed with the Kimberly-Clark Corp. for many years prior to his retirement. He was united in marriage to Helen Sonnenberg on June 5, 1954, she preceded him in death on April 15, 1988. Billy loved playing golf, traveling, reading, and gardening. Survivors include his son-in-law, Gerald W. Helf; grandchildren: Gerald W. Helf II, Rhonda H. Helf; great-granddaughter, Sierra; nieces and nephews: Margie, Jean, Billy Johnny. In addition to his parents and his loving wife, Helen, he was preceded in death by his daughter, Sharon, and an infant daughter, LeeAnn. Private family services will be held. Urn burial will be in Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 No. Superior St. Appleton 739-1231 Online condolences at www.wichmannfargo.com | O'Connell, William H. (I315533)
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| 169357 | William H. (Bill) Roebke, 76, Crivitz, formerly of Wrightstown, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, August 21, 2017, after a Canadian fishing trip. On August 27, 1940 he was born to the late Herbert and Alma (Giese) Roebke. He was baptized at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in Wrightstown. It was May 1957 when Bill graduated from Wrightstown High School at the age of 16. He then began working at A&P Supermarket until he was drafted to the U.S. Army, serving from October 7, 1963 until his honorable discharge on October 4, 1965. As a PFC he was stationed in Germany where he was a radio teletype operator. After service he was employed at Super Valu for 29 years where he worked his way up to warehouse manager. Bill was also a dedicated volunteer with the Wrightstown Fire Department from 1966 to 1977. After retiring he moved to the family cabin in Crivitz to enjoy the great outdoors and do more fishing. He was a fan of NASCAR racing, Packers, Brewers and loved going on annual trips to Canada, Las Vegas, and warm places. Bill is survived by his children, Scott and Darlene Roebke of Wrightstown, Karmen and Randy Lemke of Kaukauna, Christopher Roebke of Wrightstown; grandchildren, Amanda Roebke and her special friend Kacy Pamperin of Wrightstown, Ryan Roebke of Greenleaf, Kimberly and Brandon Schneider of Hilbert, Lauren, Lindsay, and Leah Lemke all of Kaukauna; great-grandchildren, Owen Roebke, Ayla Pamperin, Brantley and Cooper Schneider; and special friends Keith Kralovetz and Lori Ranallo of Crivitz. He was preceded in death by his parents; two sisters, Joanne and Sandra Roebke. Family and friends may visit at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere, on Sunday, August 27, 2017 after 2:00pm until the time of Christian funeral service at 5:00pm with Major Bob and Ruth Fay officiating. Military Honors will be accorded immediately following. Interment in St. John Ev. Lutheran Cemetery, Wrightstown. Online condolences may be sent to www.cotterfuneralhome.com. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from Aug. 23 to Aug. 24, 2017 | Roebke, William "Bill" (I342003)
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| 169358 | William H. Aird Margaret Aird Mary F. Aird Alice Aird John A. Aird | Aird, William Hood (I165830)
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| 169359 | William H. Aird Margaret Aird Mary F. Aird Alice Aird John A. Aird | Aird, Mary Frances (I172556)
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| 169360 | William H. Chilson Grace Chilson Tad S. Chilson Lee Chilson Grace Chilson Sarah Winans Augusta Wagoner | Chilson, Dr. William Henry "W. H. " (I316859)
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| 169361 | William H. Chilson Grace Chilson Tad S. Chilson Lee Chilson Grace Chilson Sarah Winans Augusta Wagoner | Chilson, Thad (I324563)
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| 169362 | William H. Chilson Grace Chilson Tad S. Chilson Lee Chilson Grace Chilson Sarah Winans Augusta Wagoner | Chilson, Dr. H. Lee (I324564)
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| 169363 | William H. Chilson Grace Chilson Tad S. Chilson Lee Chilson Grace Chilson Sarah Winans Augusta Wagoner | Winans, Grace (I324565)
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| 169364 | WILLIAM H. DIFFORDING. In naming the prominent citizens and representative farmers of Black Creek township, Outagamie county, extended mention should be given the name of William H. Diffording, who resides on a fine property of 120 acres in section 32, Black Creek township, and also owns a tract of 105 acres in section 5, Center township. He was born in Washington county, Wisconsin, October 12, 1867. Cornelius and Elizabeth (Foal) Diffording, the parents of William H. Diffording, were natives of Germany, where they were married, and came to America in 1861, locating in Milwaukee. In about 1863 they came to Outagamie county and settled in Appleton, but after a short period went to Grand Chute township, where Mr. Diffording rented a farm for three years. At the end of this time he purchased a forty-acre tract in the same township, but five years later sold this to buy eighty acres in Center township, on section 8, and here he spent the remainder of his life, his death occurring in February, 1909, when he was seventy-nine years of age. Mrs. Diffording died in March, 1893, when sixty-seven years old, and was buried in St. Edward's cemetery, Mackville, while her husband was laid to rest at Twelve Corners. When Mr. Diffording first purchased his eighty acres in Center township, the land was wild and uncultivated, but he had put about seventy-five acres under cultivation by the time of his death, had fenced the entire farm with barbed wire, and had erected a log house and barn. He was one of the energetic and hard-working men of his time and was esteemed and respected by all who knew him. He and his worthy wife were the parents of seven children, William H. being the fifth in order of birth. William H. Diffording was twenty-one years of age when he started out in life for himself, and for one year he worked for wages on a farm, then taking up carpenter work for four years as an employe and then working at the bench on his own account for ten years. During this time he managed to save enough of his earnings to invest in a farm of 105 acres in Center township, then wild timber land, and on this, in 1893, he erected a frame house and barn, into which he moved. So steadily and earnestly did he work during the following years that by February, 1908, he had put about seventy-five acres under cultivation, and made extensive improvements, including barbed-wire fencing. In January, 1908, he had purchased his present fine Black Creek township property, and during the following month he moved on to it, where he now carries on general farming, marketing grain and dairy products and shipping hogs and cattle, in addition to breeding blooded horses. He is a republican in political matters, and is now serving very acceptably as clerk of the school board. Mr. Diffording and his family are members of the Lutheran church of Ellington township. In March, 1892, Mr. Diffording was married to Miss Annie Riehl, a, native of Outagamie county and daughter of William and Mary (Best) Riehl, and she died in February, 1897, aged twenty-four years, being buried in the Lutheran cemetery in Ellington township. Two sons were born to this union, namely Orrin and Elmer, both single and residing at home. In March, 1899, Mr. Diffording's second marriage was celebrated, when he took for his wife Miss Emma Pollex, daughter of August and Minnie (Sitloff) Pollex, natives of Germany. She was born in this county and died at the age of twenty-seven years, in February, 1903, burial taking place in the Lutheran cemetery. Two children, Nolan and Arlow, both at home, were born to this union. In July, 1905, Mr. Diffording was married (third) to Hilda Johnson, daughter of John and Helen (Olson) Johnson, natives of Sweden and Norway respectively. Mr. Johnson died in the fall of 1903, while his widow still survives. Mrs. Diffording, who was the youngest of a family of five children, was born July 20, 1881, and came to America in May, 1903. There have been three children born to this union: Evelyn, William and Charles. | Defferding, William (I161256)
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| 169365 | WILLIAM H. HACKLEMAN, who is well known to the citizens of Appleton as the proprietor of the jewelry establishment located at No. 1009 College avenue, has been engaged in this business here for some years, and has also a large practice as an optician. He is a native of Connersville, Indiana, born in 1881, a son of J. W. and Martha A. Hackleman, farming people of Indiana, the latter of whom is deceased. William H. Hackleman was the fifth of the six sons of his parents, and he received his preliminary education in the public schools of his native locality. Later he took a polytechnic course in the Bradley Institute at Peoria, Illinois, and later spent one year at Toulon, that state, as a student of horology. After being employed for two years at McGregor, Iowa, in the jewelry business, Mr. Hackleman came to Appleton in 1905, opening his present establishment, where he has since built up a large and lucrative trade. Mr. Hackleman was married to Miss Bessie Miller, of McGregor, Iowa, who died in 1907, leaving one son: John Willard Wesley, who is now four years of age. Mr. Hackleman is a member of the Equitable Fraternal Union. He is religiously connected with the Congregational Church, while his political belief is that of the Republican party . | Hackleman, William H. (I307569)
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| 169366 | William H. Hietpas DOD: July 28, 1975, DOB April 13, 1909, place of dea th Appleton Medical Center Appleton, Occupation Machine Tender paper coati ng co., father Albert Hietpas, mother Mary Williams, informant Mrs. Richa rd Bender mailing 1416 Applecreek Rd Appleton, never in armed forces, buri ed St. Joseph Cemetery Appleton WI, Funeral Home Wichman 537 N. Superior S t., Appleton WI 54911. | Hietpas, William H. (I60495)
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| 169367 | William H. Hietpas, Little Chu te, age 61, died unexpectedly Wednesday, March 30th, 1988. He was born Oc tober 12th, 1926 in Marshfield. He was co owner and operator of the Old T ime Inn. He was a member of the American Legion Post 258. Survivors inclu de his wife, Yvonne (Verstegen) Hietpas; his mother, Margaret Penning's, K aukauna; three daughters: Pamela Grinbergs, Pennsyvania.; Patty and Bren da Hietpas, both of Little Chute; six sons: Richard, William, Timothy, Ku rt Hietpas, all of Little Chute to; Rodney Hietpas, Kaukauna; Keith Hietpa s, Menominee Falls; five brothers: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hietpas, Kaukaun a; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hietpas, Coleman Wisconsin; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hietpa s, Fla.; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Hietpas, Little Chute; Dennis Hietpas, Kaukaun a; four sisters; Patricia Tatro; Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vandersanden, Litt le Chute; Mr. and Mrs. William Mattern, Menasha; Margaret Hietpas, Kaukaun a; 12 grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10:00 a.m. Monday from S t. John Catholic Church, with Reverend Monsignor James and Vandenhogen off iciating. Internment will be in the parish cemetery. Military rights wi ll immediately follow the funeral mass. | Hietpas, William H. (I17646)
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| 169368 | William H. Liethen Spouse: Myrna Schmitt Born: September 1, 1932 Died: December 30, 2005 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 1, 2006 Section: C Page: 5 Type: OB | Liethen, William H. (I152825)
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| 169369 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rebholz, Marianne (I168078)
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| 169370 | William H. Priest Louisa Priest Louis H. Priest Alice M. Priest Maggie Priest William Priest George Priest Myrtle Priest Hattie Priest | Osborn, Louisa (I312597)
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| 169371 | William H. Priest Louisa Priest Louis H. Priest Alice M. Priest Maggie Priest William Priest George Priest Myrtle Priest Hattie Priest Jacob Staffer Kate Staffer Julia Staffer Jacob Staffer | Priest, William Henry (I334718)
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| 169372 | William H. Smith, 52, Kaukauna, was killed in a three-truck collision at the intersection of US 41 and State Highway 47 Tuesday noon. | Smith, William Henry (I148629)
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| 169373 | WILLIAM H. SPOEHR, a general farmer and stock raiser of Bovina township, and the owner of eighty acres of fine farming land in section 4, is a native of this township, born March 16, 1874, a son of Ernest and Matilda (Schultz) Spoehr. Mr. Spoehr's parents, who were natives of Germany, were married in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, whence they had come when young people, and Mr. Spoehr, who has followed farming throughout his life, is now living at Hortonville, at the age of seventy-four years, his wife having passed away in May, 1896, when forty-eight years old. Ernest Spoehr was a soldier in the Union army during the Civil War, enlisting in May, 1862, in Company D, Fifty-second Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, with which organization he served until the close of the war. He participated in all the engagements in which his regiment took part, including the battle of Gettysburg, and he is now a popular comrade of Hortonville Post, Grand Army of the Republic. When he first located in Outagamie county, in 1851, Appleton was a small village to which he used to go to obtain flour and other necessities, it being the nearest marketing point, and Indians were still numerous around this section, although they were in the main friendly. He has lived to see this great wilderness become converted into a land of prosperity and plenty, and has done his full share in bringing such favorable conditions about . William H. Spoehr was educated in the district schools, and remained at home on his father's farm until he reached the age of twenty-five years, when he was married, June 1, 1899, to Miss Bertha Witthuhn, born January 11, 1879, daughter of Charles and Louisa (Dikelman), Witthuhn, and to this union there have been born five children: Leland W., Pearl M., William V., Arline L. and Everett C. After marriage, Mr. Spoehr removed to Two Rivers, Wisconsin, where for two years he was employed in the veneering and seating factory, coming back at the end of that time to Bovina township, where for about eight years he was engaged in working at the painter's trade. Mr. Spoehr has since that time been engaged in farming, and he now has all of his property under cultivation with the exception of about five acres. The buildings on the property are well built and conveniently located, the entire property is well fenced with barbed and woven wire, and the farm has a prosperous and well-kept appearance that speaks well for the industry and good management of its owner. Mr. Spoehr is a member of the Odd Fellows, is a Republican in his political views, and is connected religiously with the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which Mrs. Spoehr is also a member . | Spoehr, William (I154724)
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| 169374 | William H. Steel Zulma L. Steel Frederick Steel Joseph D. Steel Anie Deguire | Steele, Joseph D. (I189152)
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| 169375 | William H. Sykes Sarah Sykes Zella Sykes | Vandebogart, Sarah (I117702)
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| 169376 | William H. Sykes Sarah Sykes Zella Sykes | Sykes, William (I161801)
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| 169377 | William H. Sykes Sarah Sykes Zella Sykes | Sykes, Zella (I164883)
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| 169378 | WILLIAM H. TAGGART, a member of one of the old, well known families of Outagamie county, is a son of John Taggart who was born in County Antrim, Ireland, in 1837. When a young man John Taggart came to the United States, and in New York state met and married Mary Ann Tatrow, who was a daughter of Francis Tatrow, a native of France. In 1868 Mr. Taggart came to Outagamie county, Wisconsin, and located on a farm in the town of Kaukauna where he now resides. William H. Taggart was born in the state of New York on May 23, 1868, and is one in a family of eleven children. His education was acquired in the district schools and, as he says, "in the woods." As a lad he worked on his father's farm, and after he was sixteen years old spent some time in lumbering in the woods. In 1894 he married Miss Christiana Lambie, born June 2, 1875, on the old Lambie home farm in this town, a daughter of William Lambie. To Mr. and Mrs. Taggart nine children have been born, as follows: John, Mary, William, Carl, Melvin, Gerald, Margarette, Marion and Lillian. After his marriage Mr. Taggart moved to the farm given him as a wedding present and which was then but slightly improved. By intelligent cultivation and industry he has greatly improved his property with modern conveniences and equipment, and he is conceded to be one of the progressive and enterprising men of his town. | Taggart, William H. (I144963)
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| 169379 | WILLIAM H. TIMM, president of the Northern Boiler and Structural Iron Works at Appleton, Wisconsin, and a well-known and successful business man of this city, was born May 30, 1868, in Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, a son of John C. and Minnie Timm, farming people of that county. Mr. Timm, who has always been engaged in the business with which he is now connected, came to Appleton November 4, 1898, and bought a half-interest in the Fairbanks Machine Shop, at which time the Fairbanks & Timm Machine Shop was organized, and this company continued to operate successfully until June, 1905, when the Appleton Steam Boiler Works Company was organized by Messrs. Timm, Schott and Heinzman, this style continuing until April, 1908. At this time Mr. Timm and a few of the smaller stockholders of the company organized the Northern Boiler and Structural Iron Works, with William H. Timm as president, W. A. Bruce as treasurer and A. M. Knorr as secretary. The company manufactures a full line of boilers, structural steel and tanks and all kinds of sheet iron work, and its product aggregates on an average of $30,000 yearly, employing the services of fifteen skilled mechanics. The one-story factory, with dimensions 50x80 feet, is fitted with all modern appliances used in this kind of work, operated by electric power, and the goods are shipped all over the United States. Under Mr. Timm's able management the business of the company has increased steadily, and it is rapidly taking its place among the large industries of this section . In August, 1894, Mr. Timm was united in marriage with Theresia Schott, of Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, and to this union there have been born four daughters and two sons, one daughter and one son being deceased. Mr. and Mrs. Timm are members of the German Methodist Church. He is a member of the Equitable Fraternal Union and holds membership in the Masons and Odd Fellows fraternities. Ryan, | Timm, William H. (I307142)
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| 169380 | William H. Vermeern, age 57, of Appleton, passed away peacefully on Friday, December 16, 2011 at Cherry Meadows after a long illness. Bill was born on October 28, 1954 in Appleton, the son of Henry and Shirley (Lecker) Vermeern. He moved to Richmond, Virginia with his family as a boy and graduated from John Randolf Tucker High School. Bill returned to Appleton where he resided and worked as a carpenter. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife of 27 years, Deb and his daughters, Kate (Janis) Sils and Amanda (Leo) Sidran and his granddaughters, Zelta Bea Sils and Sol Parker Sidran. Bill is further survived by his sister, Sue Sylvia and her children Megan Sylvia and Sarah (Tony) Long; brothers: Fred (Cindy) Vermeern and their children Kelly (Kyle) Popp and Max Vermeern; Mark (Effie Hancock) Vermeern and Tom Vermeern; aunt/sister-in-law, Mary (Steve) Boese and brother-in-law, Skip (Jane) Boese and many nieces and nephews. He leaves behind his lifetime best friend, Norm Blount and the other "brothers" who shared his journey: Bill Hansen, George Tong, Mike Lecker, Bob Lecker, Greg Osowski, Mike Whitten and his little "buddy" Max, his special dog. Bill was a beloved son, husband, father, brother and friend. His loss is immeasurable to those who were blessed to know him. He demonstrated extreme courage during his illness and was fortunate to have constant support by devoted family and friends. Special thanks to Pastor Mark Henke who gave comfort in his final hours. Bill will be remembered for his passion for life and his loyalty as a relative and friend. He loved to travel and left behind wonderful memories of trips that we will all cherish. He was a philosophizer and a gamesman, and brought his competitive spirit to every game in which he participated. We smile to remember him playing high school basketball, golf, bowling, poker and in his final days, his fantasy leagues. We're most grateful to Cherry Meadows and staff, Dr. Jack Swanson and Mary, Bill's hospice nurse, who kept him comfortable. The memorial service for Bill will be held at 7:00 pm on Monday, December 19, 2011 at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME. Rev. Mark Henke will be officiating. The family will receive relatives and friends at the funeral home from 5:00 pm until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Fox Valley Lutheran High School, Bethany Lutheran Church or the American Cancer Society are appreciated. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from December 17 to December 19, 2011 | Vermeern, William "Bill" (I199695)
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| 169381 | William H. Wichman Formerly of Route 3, Appleton Age 82, passed away Sunday evening at the Appleton Extended Care Center after a short illness. He was born December 18, 1892 in the Township of Center, Outagamie County. On may 22, 1917 he was married to Selma Finder. After their marriage, the couple farmed at Route 3, Appleton until they retired in 1960. Mr. Wichman was a member of the Emmanuel Lutheran Church of Seymour and a member of the Lutheran Brotherhood of the church. He is survived by his wife; a son, Roy of Route 3, Appleton; four daughters, Mrs. Kermit (Fern) Lueck of Appleton, Mrs. Norman (Verla) Maass of Route 3, Seymour, Mrs. Stephen (Evelyn) Simon of Route 2, Black Creek, and Mrs. Lester (Eunice) Karweick of Route 2, Seymour; 21 grandchildren; 7 great-grandchildren; a brother Raymond of Appleton; two sisters, Mrs. Arnold (Louise) Muenster and Mrs. Edward (Esther) Young, both of Appleton. Three brothers preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday from the Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Seymour with Rev. Phillip Paulson officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Friends may call at the Muehl Funeral Home, Seymour, after 3 p.m. Tuesday until 9 a.m. Wednesday and then at the church until the time of the service. A memorial fund has been established. Monday, Jan. 20, 1975, The Post-Crescent, Appleton-Neenah-Menasha, Wis. | Wichman, William (I158174)
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| 169382 | William Haack Elsie Haack Ralph Haack Elnora Haack Melvin Haack Maynard Haack Lester Haack | Haack, William (I193336)
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| 169383 | William Haag Salma Haag Anna Haag Alma Haag | Haag, William (I128173)
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| 169384 | William Haag Selma Haag | Haag, William (I128173)
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| 169385 | William Haas 40 Lena Haas 36 Fred Haas 12 Walter Haas 11 Anna Haas 8 George Haas 5 Ella Haas 3 Laura Haas 7/12 | Haas, John William (I170389)
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| 169386 | William Haen 17 Feb 1873 White Not Stated, Sheboygan, WI | Haen, William (I130250)
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| 169387 | William Haen 46 Anna Haen 31 William Haen 13 Raymond Haen 11 Loratia Haen 10 Clara Haen 8 Vernicka Haen 4 Lucile Haen 2 | Haen, William (I130250)
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| 169388 | William Haen, 61, Chilton, passed away on Saturday, August 15, 2015. He was born on September 3, 1953 in Kaukauna to the late Arthur and Dorothy (Flenz) Haen. William was a graduate of Kaukauna High School. In August of 1970, he married Susanne Kobs. William was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting, fishing, four wheeling and woodworking. He was employed by Appleton Coated - Combined Locks Mill for more than 30 years, and was proud of his work as a certified pipefitter. He is survived by his wife, Susanne; children: Chris (Fontane Thomas) Haen and Wade (Katie) Haen; grandchildren: Corra Haen, Justine Schmitz and Alicia Schmitz; brother, Jim (Bonnie) Haen; sisters: Marie Haen and Carleen (Jack) Burns; father-in-law, Robert Kobs Sr.; brothers- and sisters-in-law: John (Carmen) Kobs, Robert (Colleen) Kobs Jr., Margie Shepherd, Karen (Tony) Marx; as well as many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, he is preceded in death by his brother, Dan Haen; mother-in-law, Rose Kobs; and brother-in-law, Duane Shepherd. The family will host a Celebration of Life event on Sunday, September 13. TO RSVP and for event details, email or call Chris at cjhaen@gmail.com or 773.837.6598. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. | Haen, William (I24291)
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| 169389 | William Haese Hereitta Haese Alvina Haese Joseph Haese Ferdinand Haese Tina Haese Amelia Haese Louis Haese Bertha Haese | Haese, William (I178660)
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| 169390 | William Haese Hereitta Haese Alvina Haese Joseph Haese Ferdinand Haese Tina Haese Amelia Haese Louis Haese Bertha Haese | Haese, Alvina (I178661)
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| 169391 | William Haferbecker Amelia Haferbecker Augusta Haferbecker Augusta Haferbecker Amanda Haferbecker Willie Haferbecker Helena Haferbecker Frank Haferbecker Irving Haferbecker Walter Haferbecker | Haferbecker, William (I139546)
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| 169392 | William Hagens 45 Hattie C Hagens 46 Lorene B Hagens 16 Norbert W Hagens 15 Joseph J Hagens 13 Edward C Hagens 10 Lawrence A Hagens 7 Robert R Hagens 5 Clarence S Hagens 1 3/12 | Hagens, William (I17602)
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| 169393 | William Hahn Mary Hahn Frederick Hahn Otto Gaffson | Hahn, Frederick (I153161)
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| 169394 | William Hahn Mary Hahn Frederick Hahn Otto Gaffson | Hahn, Wilhelm (I153166)
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| 169395 | William Haks Anna Haks Dora C Haks Anna M Haks Mary D Haks John Haks Minnie Haks Henry Haks Nellie Haks Rosa Haks Peter Haks Delia K Haks William B Haks Helena Haks | Hoks, William (I154910)
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| 169396 | William Halbach Sr., 74, of Route 1, Mount Calvary, a resident of the Calvary Station area most of his life where he operated a repair shop, died Monday at St. Agnes Hospital. Born May 18, 1899, at Marytown, he was a son of Anton and Anna Thelen Halbach. He married Hilda Buechel at Jericho on June 8, 1920, and they celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in 1970. Mr. Halbach was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church, Mount Calvary. Survivors include his widow; a daughter, Mrs. Gerald Augustine of St. Nazianz; four sons, William Jr. at home, James of Route 1, Mount Calvary, John of Mount Calvary and Arvin of Route 1, Chilton. Also surviving are eight grandchildren; three sisters, Mrs. Anton Boehnlein of Hilbert, Mrs. Edgar Thielman of Chilton and Mrs. Clarence Schmitz of Sheboygan; and two brothers, Edward of Route 1, Kiel, and Arthur of Menasha. Two sons and a daughter preceded him in death. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Huss Funeral Home, St. Cloud, and at 11 a.m. at Holy Cross Church, Mt. Calvary. The Rev. Rupert Dorn will officiate and burial will take place in the parish cemetery. | Halbach, William (I120100)
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| 169397 | William Hannen Anna Hannen Agnes Hannen Marie Hannen Ernest Hannen Florence Hannen Isadore Hannen Doris M Hannen Geraldine Hannen Mildred Hannen John Hannen James Hannen Robert Hannen | Hammen, William (I61743)
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| 169398 | William Hannen Anna Hannen Agnes Hannen Marie Hannen Ernest Hannen Florence Hannen Isadore Hannen Doris M Hannen Geraldine Hannen Mildred Hannen John Hannen James Hannen Robert Hannen | Hammen, Ernest Michael "Mike" (I103044)
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| 169399 | William Hardy Bernice Hardy 22 Alice Hardy 3 Kathryn Hardy 19 Niece | Hardy, William (I42585)
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| 169400 | William Harke Minnie Harke Laura Harke Otto Harke Erma Harke William Harke Fred Harke Fernie Harke Marie Harke Vernetta Harke | Harke, William (I177635)
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| 169401 | William Harke Minna Harke Elsa Harke Anna Harke Charlotte Harke Otto Harke Emma M Harke Charlotte Rindfleisch | Harke, William (I177635)
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| 169402 | William Harkey Minnie Harkey Fred Harkey Fernie Harkey Vernetta Harkey Harold Harkey | Harke, William (I177635)
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| 169403 | William Harkness Sampson (1808-1902) was Principal and the primary financial agent of Lawrence University from the beginning of classes in 1849 until1853, during the time that the institution operated only as a preparatory school. He came to the Wisconsin Territory in 1842, where he worked as a Methodist minister. He was named Presiding Elder of the Green Bay Mission District in 1844. While serving in this position, he was approached by Amos Lawrence's agents and became involved in the founding of Lawrence Institute. Following his resignation as principal and agent in 1853, he was a faculty member for several years longer and also served on the Board of Trustees until 1884 | Sampson, Reverend William Harkness (I307932)
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| 169404 | William Harris Anna Harris Walter Harris Myrtle Harris Peter Harris Howard Harris William Harris | Harris, William (I199476)
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| 169405 | William Harteloo Bertha Harteloo Joseph Harteloo | Harteloo, William (I178468)
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| 169406 | William Hartman Pearl Hartman Fern Hartman Inez Hartman Irene Hartman [3 5/12] | Hartman, William (I162540)
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| 169407 | William Hartman Pearl Hartman Ethel Hartman Gene Hartman | Hartman, William (I162540)
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| 169408 | William Hartung - 61 Gertrude Hartung - 60 | Hartung, William (I120675)
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| 169409 | William Harvey Matilda Harvey Henry Harvey Samuel Harvey | Harvey, Henry (I329657)
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| 169410 | William Hasse Hardwig Hasse George Bartel Hildegarde Bartel Aaron Bartel | Haese, William (I121219)
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| 169411 | William Hasse Hardwig Hasse George Bartel Hildegarde Bartel Aaron Bartel | Bartel, George (I151037)
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| 169412 | William Hauf Mary T. Hauf Anna Hauf Barbra Hauf Michael Hauf Effie Hauf Theresa Hauf | Hanf, Eva Katherine (I138133)
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| 169413 | William Hecton Mary Hecton | Minahan, Mary A. (I328979)
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| 169414 | William Heiman Leona Heiman Ruth Heiman Henry Heiman Carl Heiman | Heiman, William Henry Jr. (I143628)
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| 169415 | William Heiman Leona Heiman Ruth Heiman Henry Heiman Carl Heiman Dorothy Heiman | Heiman, William Henry Jr. (I143628)
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| 169416 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Heiman, Carl (I202531)
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| 169417 | William Heinz Gertrude Heinz Leroy Heinz Berneise Heinz | Heinz, William (I302)
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| 169418 | William Hemanes Christina Hemanes William Hemanes Gilbert Hemanes Marie Hemanes | Hemauer, William (I158506)
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| 169419 | William Henning 47 Minnie Henning 49 Florence Henning 19 Harry Henning 19 Frederick Henning 12 Nora Henning 11 Robert Henning 8 | Henning, William (I153079)
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| 169420 | William Henry Rohe, age 93, passed away on Thursday, June 23, 2011, at his son's home in the Town of Vinland. He was born December 18, 1917, the son of the late Henry and Gertrude (Demerath) Rohe. He was employed (as a journeyman Painter) at American Can Co. for 44 years before retiring. Bill was a veteran of World War II, serving with the U.S. Transportation Corp., carrying troops to the Aleutian Islands, Korea & Japan. He served as Sgt. Major on the David W. Branch & S.S. Le Grande Victory Ships. Bill married the former Lillian Strey on July 5, 1947, in Neenah, WI. He was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church of Menasha. He was also a member of Germania Benevolent Society & the Leo Van Roy Legion Post 265 in Darboy, WI. for over 50 years. He was a dedicated member of Local 148 Pulp and Sulphite Union, serving in various offices including Chairman of the Grievance Committee, Vice President, and the President for 13 years. He enjoyed hunting, fishing and tramping in the woods at his northern cottage near Langlade, WI. Bill also enjoyed traveling. He and his wife, Lillian, toured many foreign countries and also Hawaii, Alaska and the Holy Land. Bill and Lillian were dedicated Packer fans, never missing a Green Bay game, including the famous Ice Bowl game with Dallas. He enjoyed his home in the Town of Harrison, keeping 7 acres of lawn cut with his riding lawn mower. He was blessed to spend his last few years with his wife, Lillian, at his son George's home. Bill is lovingly survived by his wife Lillian; son, Roger (Verna) Rohe; daughter, Mary (Jeff) Krueger; son, George (Marlene) Rohe; daughter, Chris (Steve) Bjorge; daughter, Pat Limpert; grandchildren: Brenda (Traves) Menting, Rodney Borkenhagen, Danielle (Tom) Putrow, Dawn (Garret) Graf, Sara Borkenhagen, Jolene (Tom) Welch, Kenneth (Nikki) Rohe, Isaac Bjorge, Emily (David) Sawall, Alyssa Breager, Deacon Ryan Krueger, Erin Krueger, William H. Rohe II and 21 great grandchildren. Bill is preceded in death by his daughter, Joyce Borkenhagen, sons-in-law, Dan Limpert Jr. and Elroy Borkenhagen; brothers: George Rohe (Infant), Peter (Monica) Rohe, Cyril (Linda) Rohe and sisters: Valeria (William) Grassl, Florence (Sister Mary Manette, SSND) and Marcella (Charles) Martin. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, June 28, 2011 at St. Mary Catholic Church, 528 Second Street, Menasha, with Fr. Larry Canavera officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home on Monday, June 27, 2011 for visitation from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. There will be a prayer service at 7 p.m. Visitation will continue on Tuesday at church from 10 a.m. until the time of Mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Bill's name. Memorials will be donated to St. Mary Catholic Church. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 | Rohe, William (I180281)
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| 169421 | William Henseleit Birth Date: Birthplace: Age: Spouse's Name: Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birthplace: Spouse's Age: Event Date: Event Place: Father's Name: Mother's Name: Spouse's Father's Name: Spouse's Mother's Name: Race: Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: System Origin: GS Film number: Reference ID: Citing this Record: "Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XRP2-G5T : accessed 18 January 2015), William Henseleit and Dorothea Bleybaum, 29 Oct 1910; citing reference 4052; FHL microfilm 1,014,034. | Family F211804
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| 169422 | William Hephner Margrett Hephner Christian Hephner Eliza J. Hephner William H. Hephner Maggie Hephner James Hephner John Hephner Sarah Hephner Jacob Hephner Charles Hephner | Hephner, William (I328831)
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| 169423 | William Hephner Margaret Hephner | Hephner, William (I328831)
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| 169424 | William Herbert Miller, age 62, passed away peacefully with family on Monday, December 13, 2010. He was born in Appleton on August 15, 1948, the son of George and Rosella (Welhouse) Miller. William served his country honorably in the Army in Korea. After his service, William graduated from the University of Wisconsin at Green Bay with a Bachelor's Degree in Chemistry and Environmental Sciences. He was very active and enjoyed bowling, golf, fishing, throwing horse shoes, running marathons and outdoor sports. William also loved his cats who were a part of his family. William is lovingly survived by his mother, Rosella A. Miller of Kimberly; brothers: James J. Miller of Kimberly, Richard J. Miller (special friend, Carol Gerhartz) of Darboy, Ronald J. (Mariko) Miller of Okinawa, Japan; sisters: Ruth M. Van Gompel of Appleton, Mary Ann E. (Reg) Behrends of Drummond and many nieces and nephews. William is preceded in death by his father, George Miller, brother, Robert G. (Audrey) Miller, sister-in-law, Peg Miller, and brother-in-law, Clarence Van Gompel. A Funeral Service for William will be held at 6 p.m. on Friday, December 17, 2010 at the JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME, with Sister Annette Koss officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 4 p.m. until the time of service.In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in William's name. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Avenue Kimberly 920-788-6202 Online condolences Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101215/APC010301/12150732/Miller-William-H-#ixzz18DMdFGQG | Miller, William Herbert (I115940)
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| 169425 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F10474
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| 169426 | William Hermans, 53, 629 George Street, Kaukauna, died at 5:15 Friday nig ht at his home after a 1 1/2 hear illness. He was born Jan 4, 1904, in Gr and Rapids, Minn. He worked at the Kimberly Clark corporation Kimberly mi ll for 28 years. Funeral services will be at 9 o'clock Monday morni ng at Holy Cross Catholic church, Kaukauna, with burial in the parish ceme tery. Friends may call after 7 o'clock tonight at the Greenwood Funeral h ome, Kaukauna, where the rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tonight and Sund ay night. He is survived by his widow; and one daughter, Marion, at hom e; one son, Jack, Kaukauna; five brothers, Carl and Tony, both of Kaukaun a, Albert, Menasha, Peter, Rib Lake, and Ted, Oceanside, Calif.; and thr ee sisters, Mrs. William Vogels, Kaukauna, Mrs. John Schiker, Rib Lake, a nd Mrs. Wilbert Remter, Wrightstown. | Hermans, William (I32528)
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| 169427 | William Hetzel Phena Hetzel Freda Hetzel Virginia Hetzel Ruth Hetzel Dorothy Hetzel Margaret Elliott | Hetzel, H. Ruth (I131735)
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| 169428 | William Hietpas 7/23/1947 11/4/1965 Post Crescent 11/4/1965 B 12 | Hietpas, William Leon (I132154)
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| 169429 | William Hietpas, succum bs at 57, William P. Hietpas, 57, former member of the county board and ch airman of the town of Vandenbroek for many years, died at 540 Thursday nig ht in Kaukauna after a 10 day illness. His farm is on Route 4 Appleto n. Owner and operator of the Modern Shoe store in Kaukauna for the la st 26 years, he began his career in a shoe store in Appleton. Before his K aukauna business He operated stores in both Marshfield and Oshkosh. He w as elected to the County Board from the town of VandenBroek in 1945 and se rved as a member for 10 years. During that period he served on three maj or committees, the county sanitorium, purchasing and health committees. H ietpas was born April 17th, 1898, in the Little Chute area. Funeral servi ces will be held at 9:00 Monday morning at St. John Catholic Church Litt le Chute, with burial in the parish cemetery. Survivors include his wif e, Margaret, five daughters Mrs. Henry Tatro of Kaukauna, Mrs. Ted Lars on of Combined Locks, Mrs. Casey VanderZanden of Little Chute, Mrs. Willi am Mattern of Menasha, and Miss Margaret Ann Hietpas at home. Outagamie V 59 P 567 Cause of death Cerebral vascular, coronary thrombosi s. | Hietpas, William P. (I11637)
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| 169430 | William Hietpas Mildred Hietpas Shirley Hietpas Mildred Hietpas Geraldine Hietpas Alvin Zeffrey | Hietpas, William H. (I60495)
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| 169431 | William Hildebrandt 47 Katharine Hildebrandt 44 Olga K M Hildebrandt 16 Adolph F K Hildebrandt 15 Clara W H Hildebrandt 11 William F J Hildebrandt 9 | Hildebrandt, William (I173322)
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| 169432 | William Hiller 38 Louisa Hiller 37 Alfred Hiller 2 | Hiller, William (I206167)
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| 169433 | William Hinterthen Clara Hinterthen Marguerite Hinterthen Florence Hinterthen Howard Hinterthen | Hinterthuer, Howard W. (I178097)
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| 169434 | William Hinterthuer Clara Hinterthuer Flinna Hinterthuer Howard Hinterthuer | Hinterthuer, Howard W. (I178097)
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| 169435 | William Hlavaty Kathryn Hlavaty Gladys D Hlavaty Elva J Hlavaty | Hlavaty, Elva Ida (I42143)
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| 169436 | William Hoag Salina M Hoag [53] | Haag, William (I128173)
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| 169437 | William Hoefs Jr Mary Hoefs Ella Hoefs Minnie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Mita Hoefs Lena Hoefs Dora Hoefs Esther Hoefs | Hoefs, Dorothy (I119953)
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| 169438 | William Hoefs Jr Mary Hoefs Ella Hoefs Minnie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Mita Hoefs Lena Hoefs Dora Hoefs Esther Hoefs | Hoefs, William (I120796)
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| 169439 | William Hoefs Frederica Hoefs William Hoefs | Hoefs, William (I120796)
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| 169440 | William Hoefs Frederica Hoefs William Hoefs | Hoefs, William (I120797)
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| 169441 | William Hoefs Frederica Hoefs William Hoefs | Abel, Fredericka (I120798)
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| 169442 | William Hoefs Annie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Adeline Hoefs Dorthy Hoefs Freda Hoefs Hilda Hoefs Marien Hoefs Willie Hoefs [9/12] Freda Hoefs | Giese, Annie (I119951)
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| 169443 | William Hoefs Annie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Adeline Hoefs Dorthy Hoefs Freda Hoefs Hilda Hoefs Marien Hoefs Willie Hoefs [9/12] Freda Hoefs | Hoefs, Dorothy (I119953)
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| 169444 | William Hoefs Annie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Adeline Hoefs Dorthy Hoefs Freda Hoefs Hilda Hoefs Marien Hoefs Willie Hoefs [9/12] Freda Hoefs | Hoefs, Richard (I119954)
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| 169445 | William Hoefs Annie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Adeline Hoefs Dorthy Hoefs Freda Hoefs Hilda Hoefs Marien Hoefs Willie Hoefs [9/12] Freda Hoefs | Hoefs, Adeline (I119955)
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| 169446 | William Hoefs Annie Hoefs Richard Hoefs Adeline Hoefs Dorthy Hoefs Freda Hoefs Hilda Hoefs Marien Hoefs Willie Hoefs [9/12] Freda Hoefs | Hoefs, William (I120796)
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| 169447 | William Hoenke 56 Bertha Hoenke 52 William Hoenke Jr 28 Henry Hoenke 19 John Hoenke 17 Maggie Hoenke 14 Ester Hoenke 12 Ruth Hoenke 10 Erwin Hoenke 7 Jarel Baeth 7 | Hornke, William (I127558)
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| 169448 | William Hoenselaar 77 Antoinette Hoenselaar 72 | Hoenselaar, Wilhelmus (I308500)
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| 169449 | William Hoffman, Appleton, formerly of Gresham, age 91, passed away on Monday, December 15, 2014. Bill dedicated his life to God, country, and family. He was born on May 23, 1923 in Indianapolis, Indiana to Henry and Gertrude (Forster) Hoffman. Bill grew up in the Appleton area where he graduated from St. Joseph Catholic Grade School, and then from Appleton High School in 1941. Shortly after graduation, Bill joined the Wisconsin Telephone Co. where he spent 41 years until retiring in 1982. A lifelong patriot that flew the American flag every day, Bill answered his country's call to military service on October 14, 1942 and served in the U.S. Army until December 31, 1945, during WWII. On August 21, 1948, Bill married the love of his life, Geraldine "Gerrie" Schabow at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Bill and Gerrie were soulmates, and enjoyed almost 64 years of marriage. Following Bill's retirement, Bill and Gerrie built their retirement home on the Lower Red Lake in Gresham. They enjoyed many seasons in Gresham and winters in Florida. Bill was a staunch Catholic, was a daily communicant for many years, and lived his faith every day. He was an active member of St. Joseph Catholic Church while in Appleton, where he served on multiple committees, was an usher and one of the first Eucharistic Ministers. Bill was also a member of St. Francis Solanus Catholic Church while he lived in Gresham. He was very proud of the 1930 Model A that he restored, and was a member of the local Model A Ford Club. Bill was also a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 607, the Allouez Assembly of the Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus, the Harvey Pierre VFW Post 2778, the Gresham Lions Club, and the Wisconsin Telephone Pioneers. Bill is survived by "his three girls": Therese "Tese" (Dennis) Pullman of Kimberly, Lynn (Gary) Bayness of Appleton, and Mary Kris "Krisi" (Dan) Burich of Colorado Springs, Colorado; four grandchildren: Tricia Harlow of Little Chute, Nancy (David) Wilcox of Shiocton, MAJ William "Bill" (Crystal) Burich, U.S. Air Force, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Molly Burich of Princeton, New Jersey; seven great grandchildren: Brandon and Stephanie Harlow; Sydney, Cole and Bennett Wilcox; Caden and Hailey Burich; sister-in-law, Elayne Schabow of Appleton, many nieces and nephews. Bill was preceded in death by "his bride" as he always called Gerrie, in July 2012, his parents, "his kid sister" Germaine (Carl) Forslund; brothers-in-law: Stuart (Hatie) Schabow, Lloyd "Lefty" Schabow and Arthur Schabow, Jr. The funeral liturgy for Bill will be held at 3:15 pm on Monday, December 22, 2014 at ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 W. Lawrence Street in Appleton with military honors to follow with the VFW Post 2778. Fr. John Holly, a close family friend for over 34 years, and Deacon C.F. Dedman will be officiating. Burial will take place at the parish cemetery. A visitation will be held on Monday at the church from 1:15 pm until the time of mass. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that memorials be directed to a memorial fund which is being established. We would like to thank the staff and management at Brewster Village for their care and compassion. You were a great Dad and you always said, "Life is like a jug- you get out of it exactly what you put into it". You will live always in our hearts. You were truly a member of the greatest generation. | Hoffman, William J. "Bill" (I303070)
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| 169450 | William Hogan 38 [33] Helen Hogan 25 Aloyus Hogan 2 Clemmet Hogan 1 [1 2/12] Marie Hogan 0 [1/12] Jessie Hubore female-sister-in-law 24 | Hogan, William (I62182)
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| 169451 | William Hoks Margaret Hoks | Hoks, William Dean (I59649)
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| 169452 | William Hoks Margaret Hoks Gerald Hoks William Hoks Patricia Hoks | Hoks, Patricia (I120474)
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| 169453 | William Holling - 50 Mary Holling - 49 Augusta Qurada - 31 (niece) Francis Qurada - 10 Fabian Qurada - 9 | Ourada, Fabian H. (I135586)
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| 169454 | William Holling Mary Holling Augusta Qurada Francis Qurada Fabian Qurada | Ourada, Francis (I134545)
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| 169455 | William Holling Mary Holling Augusta Qurada Francis Qurada Fabian Qurada | Kriglstein, Augusta (I132380)
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| 169456 | WILLIAM HOLZ, a representative farmer of Black Creek township, Outagamie county, who is living on an eighty-acre farm on section 21, and who also owns twenty acres in section 22, is a native of Waukesha county, Wisconsin, where he was born August 15, 1875, a son of Charles and Annie (Maylahn) Holz, natives of Germany who came to America in 1870 and settled in Black Creek, Wisconsin. Mrs. Holz died in 1888, at the age of thirty-six years, while her husband survives her, and lives in Center township, aged sixty-two years. William Holz was the eldest of his parents' children, and his education was secured in the public schools of his native vicinity. As a young man he learned the trade of carpenter, and when he had attained his majority he went to work as a journeyman, following that occupation until 1901, when he was married to Miss Mary Mau, who was born April 6, 1877, daughter of Fred and Maria Mau, natives of Germany. Mrs. Holz's parents came to the United States in early life, and were married in Outagamie county, where Mr. Mau purchased the farm now occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Holz. He continued to live on this property until his death in 1907, at the age of seventy-two years, and his widow died the year following, being sixty-four years old. Four children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Holz, namely: Elsie, Elmer, Walter and Sylvia, Elmer being now deceased. After marriage Mr. Holz settled on his father-in-law's farm in Black Creek township, which he rented for five years and then purchased. Since locating here he has built a large machine shed, windmill and well, but all of the other buildings had been put up by Mr. Mau. He has about sixty acres in a good state of cultivation, and raises large crops of general farm products, marketing dairy products, and shipping hogs and cattle. In his political belief he is a republican. Mr. and Mrs. Holz attend St. John's Evangelical Church of Black Creek. | Holz, William (I194487)
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| 169457 | William Homeister Julia Homeister Henry Homeister Herman Homeister Edward Homeister Elsie Homeister Rhinold Homeister | Hameister, William (I173404)
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| 169458 | William Honick Emma Honick Margaret Honick Mildred Honick Robert Honick Virginia Honick Mary Honick William Honick Donald Honick | Honick, William (I189588)
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| 169459 | William Honick Emma Honick Margaret Honick Mildred Honick Robert Honick Virginia Honick Mary Honick William Honick Donald Honick | Honick, Robert (I189815)
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| 169460 | William Hope Margaret Hope Oliver Hope Gladys Hope William Hope Marcella Hope Eugene Hope | Hope, Eugene Thomas (I150781)
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| 169461 | William Hopfensberger 62 Bertha Hopfensberger 51 Arthur Hopfensberger 16 Harry Hopfensberger 1 9/12 Anna Hopfensberger 11 Raymond Hopfensberger 9 Eugene Hopfensberger 6 | Hopfensperger, William (I68484)
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| 169462 | William Hopfensberger Bertha Hopfensberger Peter Hopfensberger Frank Hopfensberger Lena Hopfensberger Theresa Hopfensberger Herman Hopfensberger Alex Hopfensberger Mary Hopfensberger Gertrude Hopfensberger Arthur Hopfensberger | Hopfensperger, Arthur (I72447)
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| 169463 | William Hopfensperge 43 Bertha Hopfensperge 31 William Hopfensperge 19 Joseph Hopfensperge 18 Peter Hopfensperge 13 Frank Hopfensperge 11 Clena Hopfensperge 8 Tressie Hopfensperge 6 Herman Hopfensperge 4 Alexander Hopfensperge 2 Mary Hopfensperge 9.12 | Hopfensperger, William (I68484)
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| 169464 | WILLIAM HOPFENSPERGER William Hopfensperger, 68. died at his home, 1096 E. Newberry-st, Sunday morning. He is survived by the widow, three daughters, ten sons one brother, John, Darboy and a sister, Mrs. M. Toonen, Appleton. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning in St. Joseph church and interment will be in the Darboy Catholic cemetery. | Hopfensperger, William (I68484)
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| 169465 | William Horn Emma Horn Wilma M Horn Alice M Horn | Horn, Wilma Marie (I179381)
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| 169466 | William Hornke 45 Bertha Hornke 40 William Hornke 17 Frank Hornke 15 Meta Hornke 11 Henry Hornke 9 John Hornke 7 Annie Hornke 4 Esther Hornke 2 Ruth Hornke 3.12 | Hornke, William (I127558)
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| 169467 | William Houck Julia Houck Ida Houck Curtis Houck Bertie Houck Clarissa Houck | Howk, Ida Florence (I169132)
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| 169468 | William Houck Julia Houck Ida Houck Curtis Houck Bertie Houck Clarissa Houck | Howk, Clara (I169134)
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| 169469 | William Houck Julia Houck Ida Houck Curtis Houck Bertie Houck Clarissa Houck | Howk, Burtz Simon (I169135)
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| 169470 | William Houck Julia Houck Ida Houck Curtis Houck Bertie Houck Clarissa Houck | Howk, William (I169140)
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| 169471 | William Houfek Sr., Neenah, age 90, passed away on Friday, August 7, 2009, at Vallhaven Care Center in Neenah. Bill was born on January 7, 1919, in Hortonville, the son of the late Wensel and Eleanor (Lonsdorf) Houfek. Bill married Jane Beisenstein on May 28, 1950. He was a Chief Petty Officer in the Coast Guard during World War II. He then worked at Kimberly-Clark for many years until his retirement in 1981. Some of his favorite hobbies included fishing, golfing and reading. Survivors include his loving wife, Jane; his two children: Bill (Cynthia) Houfek Jr., Menasha; and Sari (Bruce) Ruzek, Stevens Point and two grandchildren: Ryley and Andrew Ruzek. Bill is further survived by his brothers: Ralph "Bud" Houfek and Lyman Houfek; a sister, Jayne Rattenne, all of California. Preceded in death by brothers: Jackie, Paul, Ben and Ray; and sisters: Dolly and Rosemary. A private memorial service will be held on Friday, August 14, 2009, 11 a.m. at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 324 Nicolet Boulevard, Menasha. There will not be a visitation. Martens Laemmrich Funeral Home Fox Valley's Veterans Funeral Care Provider Menasha 920-722-8252 You can light a candle and sign a register book for Bill Sr. at www.martens laemmrichfuneralhome.com | Houfek, William Sr. (I317541)
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| 169472 | William Houterman 66 [60] Wilhelmine Houterman 61 James J Houterman 23 Christian Houterman 18 William J Houterman 28 Nellie G Houterman 80 John J Houterman 37 Nellie W Houterman 39 | Houterman, William (I160471)
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| 169473 | William Houterman 66 [60] Wilhelmine Houterman 61 James J Houterman 23 Christian Houterman 18 William J Houterman 28 Nellie G Houterman 80 John J Houterman 37 Nellie W Houterman 39 | Unknown, Wilhelmine (I165897)
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| 169474 | William Howk Julia Howk Curtiss Howk Ida Howk | Howk, Ida Florence (I169132)
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| 169475 | William Howk Julia Howk Curtiss Howk Ida Howk | Howk, Curtiss Emery (I169133)
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| 169476 | William Howk Julia Howk Curtiss Howk Ida Howk | Howk, William (I169140)
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| 169477 | William Hummel William Bodmer Frank J Mazerk Horace H Foster | Bodmer, William (I146040)
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| 169478 | William Hupf Florence Hupf Evelyn F Hupf Helen M Hupf [4/12] | Hupf, William (I315967)
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| 169479 | William Hurley Sr., 90, former Calumet County farmer, died Wednesday at the Shoreview Home for the Aged in Milwaukee where he had resided for five years. Prior to that he lived with a daughter, Mrs. Vivian Hallows in Milwaukee. He had been in ill health for about five years. A son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Hurley, he was born in Chilton on April 17, 1863. He married the former Elizabeth Mangan of Chilton on Oct. 23, 1894. She died in the early 1940s. Mr. Hurley farmed in the township of Chilton until retiring and moving to Milwaukee after his wife's death. Surviving are one son, George, Milwaukee; five daughters, Mrs. Hallows, Mrs. Fae Fink, Mrs. Ernyl Whaley, Mrs. Cecil Schloegel and Mrs. Zelba Earkin, all of Milwaukee; 17 grandchildren, and one great grandchild. Services will be held at the Erbe-Hoffman Funeral Home, Chilton and at St. Augustine Catholic Church with the Rev. Roland Ahearn, pastor, celebrant of the mass. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Sheboygan Press – December 31, 1953 | Hurley, William (I32873)
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| 169480 | William Huth Minnie Huth Ernest J Huth Amalia Huth | Huth, William (I195757)
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| 169481 | William Huven Dena Huven Josiphine Huven Raymond Huven Rosie Huven Willie Huven Alice Huven | Huven, William (I136180)
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| 169482 | William Huven Dehna Huven Josephine Huven Raymond Huven Rose Huven William Huven Adline Huven Magdaline Huven | Huven, William (I136180)
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| 169483 | William Huven Idinah Huven | Huven, William (I136180)
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| 169484 | William Hyland Catherine Hyland Fanny Hyland | Hyland, Frances Elizabeth "Fan" (I134384)
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| 169485 | William Hyland Catherine Hyland Fanny Hyland | Hyland, William (I134385)
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| 169486 | William Hyland Catherine Hyland Fanny Hyland | Boe, Catherine (I134386)
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| 169487 | William Hyland Katherine Hyland | Hyland, William (I134385)
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| 169488 | William Hyland Katherine Hyland | Boe, Catherine (I134386)
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| 169489 | William I Ashe 39 Katherine U Ashe 37 William F Ashe 10 Andrew E Ashe 8 Edward S Ashe 7 [6] Donald Ashe 5 Elizabeth A Ashe 3 [3 11/12] Mary Vanderheyden 16 Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Kaukauna Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2009; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 214; Image: 260 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4391504_00260?pid=24148508&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1920usfedcen%26h%3D24148508%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DXct20%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D6224&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Xct20&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Ashe, Elizabeth (I335536)
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| 169490 | William I Ashe Katherine U Ashe William F Ashe Andrew E Ashe Edward S Ashe Donald Ashe Elizabeth A Ashe Mary Vanderheyden | Ashe, William F. (I339181)
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| 169491 | William I Ducat Nora M Ducat Robert Ducat Dorothy Ducat Donald Ducat Marylyn Ducat | Ducat, Robert A. (I171939)
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| 169492 | William I Mys Lucille M Mys William A Mys | Rickert, Lucille M. (I77331)
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| 169493 | William I Mys Lucille M Mys William A Mys | Mys, William Ignace (I77332)
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| 169494 | William Igo 42 James Lockey 45 | Lockery, James E. (I164716)
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| 169495 | William Immel, Sr., 62, town of Ellington, died at his home Sunday morning after a long illness. Mr. Immel was born in Fond du Lac Nov. 7, 1876, and lived on a farm in the town of Ellington the last 30 years. Surviving are the widow; four daughters, Mrs. S. E. Laurhammer, Milwaukee; Mrs. Martin Daelke, Black Creek; Mrs. John Strick, Little Chute; Mrs. John Art, Montello; four sons Willford, Ellington; Raymond, Appleton; William, Victor, at home; five brothers, John, Ellington; Henry, Christ, August, Fond du Lac; Herman, Idaho; one sister, Mrs. Leishow, Chicago; 10 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon at the residence and at 2 o'clock at Ellington Lutheran church by the Rev. Emil Redlin. Burial will be in the church cemetery. The body will be removed from the I. E. Schmidt Funeral home of Hortonville to the residence this evening. Monday Evening, April 18,1938 APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Nine (Possible brother's obit info in APC; Immel | Immel, William (I154734)
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| 169496 | William Immel Christina Immel Esther Immel Wilfred Immel Laura Immel August Immel | Witthuhn, Antonia (I154733)
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| 169497 | William Immel Christina Immel Esther Immel Wilfred Immel Laura Immel August Immel | Immel, William (I154734)
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| 169498 | William Immel Victor Immel Antonia Immel | Witthuhn, Antonia (I154733)
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| 169499 | William Immel Antonia Immel Ester Immel Wilfest Immel [7] Laura Immel Raymond Immel [3] Lillie Immel [0] Augustave Polzen | Immel, Raymond (I110227)
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| 169500 | William Immel Antonia Immel Ester Immel Wilfest Immel Laura Immel Raymond Immel Lillie Immel Augustave Polzen | Immel, William (I154734)
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| 169501 | William Immel Antonia Immel Ester Immel Wilfird Immel Laura Immel Raymound Immel Lily Immel Willie Immel Vera Immel Victor Immel [10/12] | Immel, Raymond (I110227)
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| 169502 | William Immel Antonia Immel Ester Immel Wilfird Immel Laura Immel Raymound Immel Lily Immel Willie Immel Vera Immel Victor Immel [10/12] | Immel, William (I154734)
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| 169503 | William Immel Antoned Immel Willie Immel Vera Immel Victor Immel | Witthuhn, Antonia (I154733)
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| 169504 | William Immel Antoned Immel Willie Immel Vera Immel Victor Immel | Immel, William (I154734)
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| 169505 | William is my great Grandfather. I believe his father is John Cox and Ka te from a census I found where he was living in Merton, WI. It said Jo hn was born in Ireland in 1820. Kate was born in Ireland in 1835. Their ch ildren I have as being Joseph (B 1859), Mary(B 1860), Mike (B 1870) and Wi lliam John (1875). I know nothing else of the pedigree if John Cox and Ka te yet. I am very new to this genealogy though. I just started a month ag o. I could try and send you what I have done on my personal ancestry fi le if you would like to compare. With all the Cox's I am confused. I belie ve that somehow William John Cox and Gertrude Dalton -- (Gertrude's moth er was Catherine Dalton (COX -- maiden) where related. I have not figu re out how yet though. I also have information that you might want on Cat herine Cox. Here are her notes that I have:born in Mapleton, WIMarried and widowed to Edward Dalton, a farmer10 children -- 5 survive in 1910 she comes up in the census as being widowed. Waukesha http://www.linkstothepast.com/waukesha/marD.html DALTON: Edward Jr. b: Ire d: 8 Jun 1906 Catherine Coxdad: John Cox from Merton WI age in 1860 :48 born:1811 Ireland Male mom : Mary Cox (maiden Hennessy )age 37 1822 Ireland kids:James 1845 John 1846 Eliza 1849 Mary 1850 Catherine 1852 Michael 1854 Margaret 1856 Mathin 6 months in 1860insane: via Dunlap and Williams, Druggistsreceipts 83.12eceived ca re of insane: 87.87I found the above 2 receipts for care of the insane in the waukesha freem an archivesmental health issues according to my aunt sue Michelle Servi | Cox, John (I64684)
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| 169506 | William is specifically denied anything in his fathers last will. | Vandenberg, William (I146008)
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| 169507 | William is the second child of John and Ellen Boylan Rice. He received his middle name Angelo from his godmother Lady Angelo. It is believed that Ellen Boylan Rice, his mother, worked for Lady Angelo before her marriage to John Rice. When William was a young man he learned to step dance "jig" beautifully. It is told he used a cane and tapped the legs of the dancers not executing the steps properly. He was an iron moulder which is the trade he used in Ireland and in New York before taking up farming in Wisconsin. William had cash to pay for his land in Wisconsin and did not have to homestead it like most of the immigrants. William was a little lame and used a cane. The use of the cane was explained by saying he fell off a horse riding to the hounds. William does not appear to have naturalization papers in New York but he did indeed arrive in the same sailing vessel that took the rest of the family from Liverpool, England to New York in 1847. On July 4, 1854 the Rices sailed on Lake Erie through the Great Lakes to Green Bay, Brown County, Wisconsin. William was very active in the community. He held the office of supervisor several years in Wrightstown, Brown County, Wisconsin, as an elected member of the Legislature in 1878, where he served with distinction and took and active part in organizing and establishing the Wrightstown Mutual Fire Insurance Company of which he remained one of the directors until his death. Honorable William Rice took an active part in establishing and maintaining the St. John`s Catholic Church at Morrison, Brown County, Wisconsin as did all the Rices. William is buried at St. John`s Catholic Church Cemetery in Morrison, Brown County, Wisconsin | Rice, William Angelo (I9994)
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| 169508 | William J Arnold Alma M Arnold Mabel C Arnold Raymond F Arnold Charles R Arnold Evylen Arnold William Strasburg Clara Strasburg | Arnold, William (I129675)
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| 169509 | William J Arnold Alma M Arnold Mabel C Arnold Raymond F Arnold Charles R Arnold Evylen Arnold William Strasburg Clara Strasburg | Arnold, Charles (I153053)
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| 169510 | William J Arnold Alma M Arnold Mabel C Arnold Raymond F Arnold Charles R Arnold Evylen Arnold William Strasburg Clara Strasburg | Arnold, Evelyn Emaline (I339929)
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| 169511 | William J Arnold Marion Arnold Mabel Arnold Raymond Arnold Charles Arnold Evelyn Arnold Eleanor Redlin Agnes Redlin | Arnold, William (I129675)
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| 169512 | William J Arnold Marion Arnold Mabel Arnold Raymond Arnold Charles Arnold Evelyn Arnold Eleanor Redlin Agnes Redlin | Arnold, Evelyn Emaline (I339929)
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| 169513 | William J Breier Vera A Breier | Unknown, Vera (I155442)
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| 169514 | William J Breier Vera A Breier | Breier, William (I155443)
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| 169515 | William J Brunka Mildred M Brunka Jess J Garland Margarey Garland James E Garland Emma Gleed | Gleed, Mildred (I146029)
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| 169516 | William J Brunka Mildred M Brunka Jess J Garland Margarey Garland James E Garland Emma Gleed | Unknown, Emma (I146033)
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| 169517 | William J Bubolz Sophia Bubolz Malinda Bubolz R Fred A Behnke Alvira Behnke | Bubolz, William J. (I328482)
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| 169518 | William J Carnot Edith B Carnot Alice M Carnot David C Carnot Paul A Carnot | Carnot, William (I161578)
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| 169519 | William J Carnot Edith Carnot Alice Carnot David Carnot Paul Carnot Joanna Carnot Naoni Carnot | Carnot, Alice Mae (I136357)
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| 169520 | William J Carnot Edith Carnot Alice Carnot David Carnot Paul Carnot Joanna Carnot Naoni Carnot | Carnot, William (I161578)
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| 169521 | William J Collinson Mary Collinson Isabelle Collinson Esther Collinson Margarett Collinson Dorthy Collinson | Brower, Mary (I161775)
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| 169522 | William J Collinson Mary Collinson Isabell Collinson Margeret Collinson Dorothy Collinson Gibson Collinson Genevieve Collinson George Collinson | Brower, Mary (I161775)
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| 169523 | William J Conlon Mary A Conlon Patrick W Conlon Edward D Conlon Richard J Conlon Evelyn G Conlon Maurice L Conlon | Conlon, Richard J. (I114222)
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| 169524 | William J Conlon Mary A Conlon Patrick W Conlon Edward D Conlon Richard J Conlon Evelyn G Conlon Maurice L Conlon | Conlon, William J. (I114230)
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| 169525 | William J Corcoran 32 Anna Corcoran 30 Jerome Corcoran 8 Sarah Corcoran 6 Germaine Corcoran 1 [1 9/12] | Corcoran, William J. (I171909)
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| 169526 | William J Corcoran Anna M Corcoran W Jerome Corcoran Germaine A Corcoran Anna Mae Corcoran Robert J Corcoran | Corcoran, William J. (I171909)
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| 169527 | William J Corcoran Anna Corcoran Anna Mae Corcoran Robert Corcoran | Corcoran, William J. (I171909)
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| 169528 | William J Davis Maude Davis Mary Davis Alice Davis | Davis, Alice Joyce (I65151)
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| 169529 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F6586
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| 169530 | William J Decker Thresa Decker Arthur Decker Edmund Decker Ellenore Decker Mildred Decker Norbet Decker Arnold Decker [1/12] | Decker, Arnold (I129645)
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| 169531 | William J Doll Olga W Doll Rita M Doll | Doll, Rita Louise (I150847)
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| 169532 | William J Eggert Marie C Eggert Clarence F Eggert Herbert C Eggert Bernice M Eggert Christina Tiedt Laura Schroeder August Mesick Caroline M Mesick Dorothy Mesick William Tiedt | Eggert, William (I190237)
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| 169533 | William J Eggert Marie C Eggert Clarence F Eggert Herbert C Eggert Bernice M Eggert | Eggert, Herbert C. (I138872)
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| 169534 | William J Ehlers 40 Loretta M Ehlers 31 George D Ehlers father 76 Mary J Ehlers mother 71 | Pelle, Loretta (I10685)
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| 169535 | William J Ferron Mary A Ferron William D Ferron Richard J Ferron Robert S Ferron James C Ferron Evelyn Cooper | Ferron, William John Baptist (I334932)
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| 169536 | William J Filz Katherine Filz Erma Filz William J Filz Charles Filz | Filz, William (I147239)
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| 169537 | William J Ganen Phoebe A Ganen Doris D Ganen Barbara A Ganen William Ganen David G Ganen | Geenen, William J. (I63946)
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| 169538 | William J Gantter Rose Gantter Catherine Viele | Gantter, William F. (I308126)
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| 169539 | William J Geisen Mable Geisen Ruth Geisen John H Geisen Laurence Geisen Lester Geisen William Geisen | Giesen, William John (I162486)
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| 169540 | William J Gerrits Loretta M Gerrits Lorraine M Gerrits Ethel H Gerrits Viola M Gerrits Richard G Gerrits Melvin P Gerrits | Gerrits, William J. (I30484)
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| 169541 | William J Gerrits Loretta M Gerrits Lorraine M Gerrits Ethel H Gerrits Viola M Gerrits Richard G Gerrits Melvin P Gerrits | School, Loretta (I74236)
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| 169542 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gerrits, Lorraine (I166594)
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| 169543 | William J Gilbert 35 Nellie A Gilbert 33 Marion C Gilbert 9 Francis J Gilbert 6 Joseph W Gilbert 5 Marlyn Gilbert 2 5/12 | Gilbert, William (I140813)
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| 169544 | William J Gilbert 35 Nellie A Gilbert 33 Marion C Gilbert 9 Francis J Gilbert 6 Joseph W Gilbert 5 Marlyn Gilbert 2 5/12 | Gilbert, Marlyn (I140815)
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| 169545 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gilbert, Joseph (I106545)
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| 169546 | William J Glasheen, 58, of Kaukauna has died. His funeral services were held Tuesday. Mr. Glasheen was a veteran of the Outagamie County traffic patrol and its captain for nine years. | Glasheen, William J. (I28181)
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| 169547 | William J Graeney Lena Graeney Gervase Graeney Marjorie Graeney Raymond Graeney Katherine Graeney Mary Graeney | Graney, Gervase J. (I146144)
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| 169548 | William J Hobbs Gusta Hobbs Lucile Hobbs | Hobbs, William (I336507)
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| 169549 | William J Kerkhoff 13 Sep 1902 Brown 0019 000790 | Kerkhoff, William (I83098)
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| 169550 | William J Kluge Johanna Kluge Henry Kluge Herbert Kluge Elonora Kluge August Schwark Maria Schaffolke | Schwark, August (I323594)
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| 169551 | William J Konrad Rose Konrad Ja Ann Konrad Mary R Konrad William Konrad | Konrad, William (I136777)
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| 169552 | William J Kroner 1950 Hooyman 1954 Outagamie 16 May 1975 | Family F6855
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| 169553 | William J Laird Jessie A Laird Elinor A Laird Gertrude L Laird Carlton W Laird Earl H Stutzman | Ham, Jessie (I164869)
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| 169554 | William J Laird Jessie A Laird Elinor A Laird Gertrude L Laird Carlton W Laird Earl H Stutzman | Laird, Eleanor Agnes (I196835)
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| 169555 | William J Laird Jessie A Laird Gertrude L Laird | Ham, Jessie (I164869)
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| 169556 | William J Laird Jessie A Laird Gertrude L Laird | Laird, William J. (I164878)
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| 169557 | William J Lambie 3 Mar 1904 8 Jan 1978 001832 | Lambie, William John (I142898)
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| 169558 | William J Lambie Augusta I Lambie Leona M Lambie Norman W Lambie Viola M Lambie Ethol M Lambie | Lambie, William (I178320)
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| 169559 | William J Maes 37 Elizabeth M Maes 32 William C Maes 8 Anna June Maes 6 | Maes, William (I53405)
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| 169560 | William J Mase Anna Mase | Joosten, Johanna (I33759)
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| 169561 | William J Mase Anna Mase | Maes, William (I53405)
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| 169562 | William J Mclaughlin | McLaughlin, William (I169273)
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| 169563 | William J McLaughlin Anastasia A McLaughlin William J McLaughlin Richard J McLaughlin Robert E McLaughlin Gerald P McLaughlin Mary C McLaughlin Elizabeth J McLaughlin | McLaughlin, William "Willie" (I4960)
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| 169564 | William J McLaughlin Anastasia A McLaughlin William J McLaughlin Richard J McLaughlin Robert E McLaughlin Gerald P McLaughlin Mary C McLaughlin Elizabeth J McLaughlin | McLaughlin, William (I169273)
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| 169565 | William J Mehring Emma Mehring William S Mehring George Tomlinson | Mehring, William (I300981)
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| 169566 | William J Menting Mabel E Menting Dorothy Menting Agnest Menting Hillary Menting Phyllis Menting Kaphael Menting | Menting, William J. (I138290)
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| 169567 | William J Micke 26 Aug 1912 11 Sep 1980 Ft. Snelling National Cemete ry MN | Micke, William Joseph Jr. (I11232)
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| 169568 | William J Nitzband Emma Nitzband Wayne Nitzband Edna Hahn Carleton Hahn Howard Hahn Ada Hahn Florence Hahn Harold Hahn | Hahn, Carleton (I149651)
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| 169569 | William J Noe Josephin Noe Maria Noe Anthony Noe | Noe, William (I322907)
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| 169570 | William J Noe Josepha Noe Marie Noe Anthony Noe Eugene Noe John Noe Kathryn Noe Harvey Noe | Noe, William (I322907)
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| 169571 | William J Noe Josepha Noe Marie M Noe Anthony Noe Eugene J Noe John J Noe Catherine A Noe Harvey R Noe Phillip R Noe Theresa D Noe | Noe, William (I322907)
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| 169572 | William J Noe Josepha Noe Marie M Noe Anthony Noe Eugene J Noe John J Noe Catherine A Noe Harvey R Noe Phillip R Noe Theresa D Noe | Noe, Father Maris Anthony Ofm Cap. (I328729)
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| 169573 | William J Nolan Katherine Nolan Marie H Nolan Raphael F Nolan | Nolan, William (I310175)
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| 169574 | William J Pahnke Lydia E Pahnke Clifford R Pahnke Hettan M Pahnke | Pahnke, Helen (I202500)
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| 169575 | William J Peiters Frank F Peiters Joseph W Peiters Albert J Peiters Raymond G Peiters Leona F Peiters | Pieters, Raymond A. (I324986)
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| 169576 | William J Quella Marion E Quelle Janet P Quella Mary L Quella Carol An Quella Ronald R Quella [6/12] | Quella, William (I199631)
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| 169577 | William J Ricker Mary Ricker Arthur P Ricker Harold D Ricker Lauretta K Ricker Mary M Ricker William Ricker | Ricker, William (I343801)
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| 169578 | William J Schmitz 51 Mary A Schmitz 46 Norbert J Schmitz 18 Roman P Schmitz 17 Clarence J Schmitz 16 Lucile M Schmitz 14 Mary A Schmitz 13 Margaret A Schmitz 11 Veronica T Schmitz 10 William G Schmitz 9 George S Schmitz 8 | Schmitz, William (I84279)
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| 169579 | William J Schmitz Mary A Schmitz Norbert J Schmitz Roman P Schmitz Clarence J Schmitz Lucile M Schmitz Mary A Schmitz Margaret A Schmitz Veronica T Schmitz William G Schmitz George S Schmitz | Schmitz, George S. (I84417)
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| 169580 | William J Smith Emma Smith Arthur Smith Lillian Smith Oliva Smith | Smith, William (I90687)
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| 169581 | William J Smith Emma Smith Arthur Smith Lillian Smith Oliva Smith | Smith, Arthur (I92404)
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| 169582 | William J Spranger Margret Spranger Joseph G Spranger Margrith Spranger Anna Spranger Anton H Spranger Florence M Spranger Theodore R Spranger | Sprangers, William J. (I43412)
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| 169583 | William J Techlin 39 Emily L Techlin 36 Edmon J Techlin 16 Mildred M Techlin 7 Roland J Techlin 5 Harlow A Techlin 2 William H Techlin 6/12 | Techlin, William (I104188)
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| 169584 | William J Techlin 49 Emily Techlin 46 Mildred Techlin 17 Roland Techlin 15 Harlow Techlin 11 William Techlin 10 Raymond Techlin 5 | Techlin, William (I104188)
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| 169585 | William J Tesch Ethel Tesch Louise Tesch | Unknown, Louisa (I343446)
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| 169586 | William J Thatcher 43 Mary Thatcher 42 Guy W Thatcher 16 John L Thatcher 11 Marie L Thatcher 4 Louis A Blackman 37 Sarah J Blackman 37 Emma Handke 20 William Lothe 36 Charles Beckman 29 Hugh Mc Gorty 33 | Lockery, Sarah (I164708)
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| 169587 | William J Tiseling Helen Tiseling Frances Tiseling Rosanna Tiseling [8/12] | Tiesling, William J. (I89660)
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| 169588 | William J Van Dyke Agnes C Van Dyke Melvin P Vandyke Robert C Vandyke Eunice C Vandyke | Rademacher, Agnes (I416)
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| 169589 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanDyke, Eunice (I40338)
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| 169590 | William J Van Dyke Agnes C Van Dyke Melvin P Vandyke Robert C Vandyke Eunice C Vandyke | VanDyke, William J. (I40339)
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| 169591 | William J Van Dyke Agnes Van Dyke Melvin Van Dyke Eunice Van Dyke | Rademacher, Agnes (I416)
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| 169592 | William J Van Dyke Agnes Van Dyke Melvin Van Dyke Eunice Van Dyke | VanDyke, Melvin Peter (I40336)
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| 169593 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanDyke, Eunice (I40338)
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| 169594 | William J Van Dyke Agnes Van Dyke Melvin Van Dyke Eunice Van Dyke | VanDyke, William J. (I40339)
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| 169595 | William J Vanrassum F* E Vanrassum Mary M Vanrassum | vanRossum, William (I170410)
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| 169596 | William J Verhasselt 54 Johana Verhasselt 51 John Verhasselt 28 Herman Verhasselt 26 Alaonda Verhasselt 22 Joseph Verhasselt 15 Johana Verhasselt 13 Frances Verhasselt 12 Minnie Verhasselt 10 Nellie Verhasselt 9 Bina Vanboxel 21 Apolonia Vanboxel 18 | Verhasselt, Jan Willem (I100868)
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| 169597 | William J Verhasselt 54 Johana Verhasselt 51 John Verhasselt 28 Herman Verhasselt 26 Alaonda Verhasselt 22 Joseph Verhasselt 15 Johana Verhasselt 13 Frances Verhasselt 12 Minnie Verhasselt 10 Nellie Verhasselt 9 Bina Vanboxel 21 Apolonia Vanboxel 18 | Verhasselt, Minnie (I145913)
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| 169598 | William J Wandrey Mary G Wandrey Mary G Wandrey Elizabeth Wandrey | Grace, Mary (I23912)
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| 169599 | William J Weirauch Elizabeth J Weirauch Jr John T Weirauch Otto C Weirauch Edward W Weirauch Alfred M Weirauch Minnie J Weirauch Henry C Weirauch Alfred A Weirauch Malinda M Weirauch Amanda B Weirauch [4/12] | Weirauch, William (I37890)
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| 169600 | William J Weirauch Elizabeth J Weirauch Jr John T Weirauch Otto C Weirauch Edward W Weirauch Alfred M Weirauch Minnie J Weirauch Henry C Weirauch Alfred A Weirauch Malinda M Weirauch Amanda B Weirauch [4/12] | Wyro, Alfred (I203681)
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| 169601 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F2724
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| 169602 | William J Wichman 56 Emma T Wichman 54 Esther P Wichman 30 Victor E Wichman 13 | Miller, Emma (I206224)
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| 169603 | William J Wolfgram Josephine Wolfgram Nathalie A Wolfgram Vernon D Wolfgram Dallas J Wolfgram Beecher W Wolfgram Eldia J Wolfgram | Wolfgram, William (I188548)
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| 169604 | William J Wynen Sybilla Wynen Joseph Wynen Benjamin Wynen | Wynen, William J. (I323428)
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| 169605 | William J Wynen Sybilla Wynen Joseph Wynen Benjamin Wynen | Wynen, Joseph (I323430)
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| 169606 | William J Wynen Sybilla Wynen Joseph Wynen Benjamin Wynen | Wynen, Benjamin (I329075)
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| 169607 | William J Zehetner Ida S Zehetner | Zehetner, William (I323783)
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| 169608 | William J. "Bill" Buetow, of Neenah, age 75, died suddenly November 21, 2010, in Sarasota, FL. The memorial service will be held on Monday, November 29, 2010, at Noon, at Calvary Bible Church, 1450 Oakridge Rd., in Neenah, with Rev. Rick Ribble officiating. The interment of cremains will follow the service immediately in Oak Hill Cemetery and then the family will great relatives and friends at a reception back at the church. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online condolences: www.westgorfuneral | Buetow, William (I319918)
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| 169609 | William J. "Bill" Dvorachek, of Brillion, age 73, passed away on Thursday, February 26, 2009, at his home, with his family by his side. Bill was born on November 2, 1935, son of the late John and Rose (Opichka) Dvorachek. He graduated from Brillion High School, and then entered the U.S. Navy where he served on the USS Boston. Bill married Marilyn Riemer on August 6, 1960, and she survives him. He worked for the Brillion Iron Works as a pattern maker for 40 years before retiring. Bill enjoyed hunting, fishing, woodworking, bowling, spending time with his grandchildren, and going polka dancing on Sunday afternoons. He also loved spending time outdoors in his garden, and at the cottage on the Wolf River. Bill belonged to the West Maple Grove Hunting Club, the Brillion Conservation Club, and was a member of the Patternmakers Union. He was an active member of Holy Family Parish in Brillion. In addition to his wife, Marilyn, Bill is survived by his children: Ken (Peggy) Dvorachek, Wayside; Kay (Jeff) Fischer; Kim (Kurt) Buboltz; Karen (Don) Mathiebe; and Paul (Brenda) Dvorachek, all of Brillion; 12 grandchildren: Tiarra Christel, Brandon Christel, Race Dvorachek, Erin (Travis) Zutz; Lauren Fischer, Jessica (AJ) Drumm, Jackie Buboltz, Carlie Mathiebe and Noah Mathiebe; Isabella, Cole, and Addisyn Dvorachek. He is also survived by a great-grandson, Carter Zutz, and a great-grandson due any day. Bill is further survived by his mother-in-law, Lydia Riemer, Manitowoc; two sisters: Mary Ann (Charles) Schumacher, Brillion; and Gerry Buchholz, Cudahy; two sisters-in-law: Elaine (Ed) Labitze, Manitowoc; and Lynn (Leo) Skattebo, Brillion; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, and his father-in-law, Art Riemer. The Funeral Mass for Bill will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, March 2, 2009, at Holy Family Catholic Church, Brillion, with Fr. Matt Simonar officiating. Friends may call at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion on Sunday from 3-7 p.m. There will be a prayer service at the funeral home at 6:30 p.m. Friends may also call at the church on Monday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established. The family would like to thank everyone for their cards, prayers, phone calls, and the help that was given. They would also like to thank Bellin Cancer Center, and Unity Hospice for all their help and care. | Dvorachek, William J. (I316512)
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| 169610 | William J. "Bill" Egan, Kaukauna, age 86, died Wednesday, March 23, 2016 in Little Chute. He was born in Kaukauna on October 30, 1929 to the late George and Elizabeth (Ludke) Egan. Bill served in the U.S. Army and was a Korean War Veteran. He married Arlene (Meulemans) Hopfensperger in 1988 in Crooked Lake. Bill was a man of many talents. He was a machinist and welder and owned and operated Marine Engine Service. From trailers to motors he could make or repair it. Bill loved boat racing and was one of the first men in Wisconsin to exceed the 100 mph mark on water. He loved to fish and pontoon while at the family cottage on Crooked Lake. Bill is survived by his wife, Arlene; children: Bill (Sara) Egan, Menasha; Patty Ellis, Tucson, AZ; Mary (Rafael) Rodriguez, Appleton; Julie (Jim) Schuster, Darboy; Lori (Jim) Altman, Neenah; Kelly (Jeff) Schmid, Sherwood; and Karen Egan, Kaukauna; Arlene's children: Debbie (Dean) Cortright, Green Bay; Sandy (Tim) Harvey, Pulaski; and John (Kristine) Hopfensperger, Brentwood, TN; grandchildren: Jack, Alison and Troy Egan, Holly Ellis, Trevor and Clint Carter, Shawn Belling, Jackie Vargas, Magdalyne Altman, Becky Geiger, Corey (Trista) Du Frense, Jeffrey, Riley and Skyler Schmid, Darek Stuber, Cole Botzet, Kristin (Jay) Costin, Luke (Jennifer), Kyle (fiancée Amy Puschnig) and Laura Cortright, Amber (Bob) Meyers, Nathan (Wendy), Shane and Cody Harvey, Claire and Megan Hopfensperger and; great grandchildren: Blair, Grace, Clara, Selida, Maricxa, Rosalina, Isaiah, Sabastian, Zander, Brianna, Durango, Savahanna, Diego, Cheyanne, Lanora and Oscar; brother, Jim (Arlene) Egan; and sister-in-law: Betty Piso. In addition to his parents, Bill was preceded in death by his great grandson, Blake; brothers and sister: Chuck (Loreen), George and Marian Egan; and brother and sister-in-law: Robert (Dorothy) Meulemans and Mary (Ronald) Van Schyndel; and father and mother-in-law, Ray and Helen Meulemans. A private family service will be held at O'Connell Funeral Home. Bill will be buried at Holy Cross Cemetery in Kaukauna. Although we are so saddened by our huge loss, we rejoice in the assurance that he is with our Father in Heaven. We love Bill dearly. | Egan, William "Bill" (I12887)
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| 169611 | William J. "Bill" Flynn, passed away on Friday, October 13, 2017 surrounded by his family. Bill was born on September 10, 1931 to William and Anne (Busch) in Kaukauna. Bill was a veteran having served in the US Naval Air Force during the Korean War. On September 7, 1957 he was united in marriage to Shirley Arts. Bill was a science teacher at Quinney middle School and Kaukauna High School. He also coached CYO and grade school basketball. He was an avid golfer and also enjoyed hunting and fishing. Most of all he loved his family and he cherished the time he spent with his grandchildren and great grandchildren. Bill was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church. Bill is survived by his wife Shirley, three children; Thomas Flynn, Carrie (David) Fleming, and Tim Flynn, grandchildren; Jessica (Chris) Staum, Tarah (Chris) Jansen, Hannah Flynn, Grace Gretz, Eva Gretz, Mia Flynn and Kyra Flynn, great grandchildren; Colton Jansen, Maddox Jansen, Weston Jansen, Lizzie Staum and Stella Staum, sisters-in-law; Marty Nitkowski, Rosie Arts, and Jean Flynn, daughters-in-law; Lynn (Kenlyn) Gretz, and Therese Raedts, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, a son Jeff Flynn, brothers; Ed and Tim Flynn and a sister Rosemary (Darrell) Larson. The funeral liturgy will be held on Friday, October 20, 2017 at 11:00 AM at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer St., with Fr Tom Pomeroy officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Friday from 9:00 AM until the time of the service at the church. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to thank Marilyn Coonen and Bonnie Golden and all of the other friends that have helped during this difficult time. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund is being established. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 16, 2017 | Flynn, William (I105572)
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| 169612 | William J. "Bill" Glasheen, 89, Kimberly, died peacefully Saturday, March 27, 2010, at Appleton Medical Center. He was born July 31, 1920, in Appleton, to the late Ross and Regina (Homblette) Glasheen. Bill graduated in the first class of what is now Appleton West High School. He served in the 302nd Infantry 94th Division during World War II and received many awards, including the Purple Heart, Bronze Star, Good Conduct, World War II Victory, American and European Campaign medals. Bill was a 59-year member of the William Verhagen American Legion Post 60. Bill married Wilma Derkes on June 6, 1942, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute. He retired from the Kimberly Paper Mill in 1982 after 42 years of employment. Together, Bill and Wilma enjoyed square dancing for 25 years, with Bill as a caller for ten and Wilma planning dances for their three area clubs. Bill was an avid sturgeon spearer and decoy maker. They enjoyed 25 years of fishing and camping at Guth's Resort on the Wolf River. Bill is survived by his wife of 67 years, Wilma; children, Robert, Kaukauna; Joseph, Appleton; Susan De Bruin, Middleton; Michael (Kathleen), Kaukauna; Stephen, Neenah; and Patrick (Ann), Appleton; grandchildren, Robert, Jr., Ross (Becky), Robyn, David, Paul (Heidi), Elizabeth, Timothy (Jennifer), Kenneth (Sarah), Christopher (Jennifer), Jeffrey, Brian (Shironda), Gretchen, Samuel, Aaron and Tyler Glasheen, Amanda (Beau) Kriewaldt, godchild, Connie (Devin) Hogan, Lynn (Jim) Will, Andrew and Troy (Lisa) De Bruin, Lori (Aaron) Lahm and Julie (Jason) Hartl; great-grandchildren, Samantha, Breydon, Stephanie, Emily, Alex, Alexis, Kennidi, Madelyn, Megan, Maximus and Alana Glasheen, Elliot Kriewaldt, Sean and Kylie Hogan, Misty Will, Christian, Dominic and Noah De Bruin, Lily and Emerson Lahm, Trevor, Aiden and Katelin Hartl and Becky Glasheen's daughter, Mikayla Sipiorski; godchild, Diane Derkes: other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his son, James; daughter-in-law, Sharon; two infant granddaughters, Kathryn and Emily; brothers, Clifford, John (Myrtle), Ross, Clarence and Joseph (Rita); his father-in-law and mother-in-law, William and Nellie Derkes; sisters and brothers-in-law, Marie (Ed) Rosner, Leona (Claire) Baumann, Peter (Edna) and infant Elmer Derkes. Visitation will be held Tuesday, March 30, 2010, beginning at 4 p.m. until time of Vigil service at 7 p.m. at O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME (201 E. Main St., Little Chute). Visitation will continue Wednesday, March 31, 2010, from 10 a.m. until time of Mass at 11 a.m. at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH - KIMBERLY SITE (620 E. Kimberly Ave.). The Rev. David Beaudry will officiate. Committal Holy Name Cemetery where military honors will be conducted by the William Verhagen American Legion Post 60. For online condolences, please visit www.oconnell funeralservices.com. Special thank you to Father Falk, Sister Annette and the staff at AMC, especially Alisa and Steve. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 | Glasheen, William J. (I28150)
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| 169613 | William J. "Bill" Gloudemans, Little Chute, age 91, died Tuesday. The Funeral Mass of Celebration will be held at 6 p.m. on Monday, April 23, 2007, Dad's 92nd birthday, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute, with Rev. James Hablewitz officiating. Friends may call Monday, after 3 p.m. until the time of Mass directly at church. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES Little Chute 920-759-2951 | Gloudemans, William Joseph Henry (I32320)
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| 169614 | William J. "Bill" Luebke, 80, Oshkosh, died Thursday Feb. 14, 2008, at his residence. He was born May 1, 1927, in Oshkosh, a son of the late William A. and Emma Winter Luebke. Bill married Lois Schultz on Aug. 20, 1949, in Oshkosh. Bill was a member of Martin Luther Ev. Lutheran Church. He had worked at Overly Inc. in Neenah for 30 years, after which he owned and operated the Luebke Nursery for over 25 years. Bill was a veteran of the Army Air Corps. He enjoyed bowling and playing cards with family and friends. Bill is survived by his wife, Lois, Oshkosh; two daughters, Linda (Dan) Mingus, Oshkosh; Lori (Pat) Toetz, Omro; two sons, Robert Luebke, Oshkosh; James (Jan) Luebke, Kaukauna; a sister, Wilhelmina Pedersen, Palmer, Ark.; ten grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services for Bill will be Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2008, at 11 a.m. at Martin Luther Ev. Lutheran Church, 1526 Algoma Blvd., the Revs. Jeff Berg and Nathan Ericson officiating. Family and friends may call at the church on Wed. from 9 a.m. until the service. Burial will be in Lake View Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established to the Martin Luther Ev. Lutheran School. Konrad-Behlman Funeral Homes & Crematory Oshkosh, WI | Luebke, William J. (I316208)
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| 169615 | William J. "Bill" Marvin, Kimberly, age 82, died Wednesday, April 20, 2016 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He was born in Ripon on June 27, 1933 to the late Elmer and Alice (Maynard) Marvin. Bill married MaryAnn De Bruin on January 19, 1957 at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church in Little Chute. He proudly served in the Army where he received accolades for his exceptional marksmanship, and was a member of the William Verhagen American Legion Post 60 in Kimberly. Bill enjoyed fishing, watching westerns and bird-watching. He loved his dogs, Sadie and Missy. Bill is survived by his wife, MaryAnn; daughters: Geralyn "Geri" (Larry) Harkness, Carol Appleton and Laurie Reoyo; grandchildren: Jenny (Dave) Vanden Heuvel, Nick Harkness, Josh (Becky) De Bruin, Thomas Appleton and Jacob Appleton, Frank (Abby) Reoyo and Nicholas Reoyo; great grandson, Gael; step brother: Charles (Shirley) Smith; and sister and brother-in-law: Joanne Verbeten and Le Roy (Cecelia) De Bruin. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Bill was preceded in death by his brother-in-law, Jerry Verbeten. A funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, April 29, 2016 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 Pine St. Little Chute). The Rev. Ronald Belitz will officiate. Bill will be buried at St. John Cemetery, where military rites will be conducted. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Apr. 27, 2016 | Marvin, William J. "Bill" (I94275)
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| 169616 | William J. "Bill" Terry, 70, Kaukauna, passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his loving family on October 27, 2013 after a courageous two and a half year battle with cancer. Bill was born on May 15, 1943 in Kaukauna to Stephen L. and Rosella (Van Densen) Terry. After graduating from Kaukauna High School in 1961, Bill served his country as a member of the United States Navy, returning home in 1965. On July 23, 1966 he married the former Cynthia "Cindy" Smith and together they had four children. Bill was employed with Thilmany Pulp and Paper for 35 years until he retired in 2005. Bill was an avid golfer and loved playing golf with his brother-in-law Ken Smith, his son Stephen, as well as many nephews and his niece. Bill enjoyed watching his grandchildren's sporting events and many school functions. Bill enjoyed traveling with his wife Cindy and especially liked their trips to Canada and Tempe, Arizona for the Brewers Training Camp. In his later years, he enjoyed gardening, bird watching, and spending time with his grandchildren. Bill is survived by his wife Cindy; children: Sharon (Shane) Laux, Robin Rettke, and Stephen (Mary) Terry; grandchildren Tucker Laux; Dylan Rettke and Kendra Rettke; Samantha Seefeldt, William Terry, Nicholas Terry, Vincent Terry, and Taylor Freeman; and Sean's children; Jazzmine Terry, Cody Terry, Dominick Terry, and Michael; brothers and sisters: Judy (Robert) Wirth, Daniel (Barbara) Terry, Patrick Terry and Jean Piepkorn as well as Cindy's surviving family and many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his son Sean Terry, and brother-in-law David Piepkorn. There will be a funeral service for Bill on Thursday October 31, 2013 at Christ the Rock Community Church, W6254 Highway 10-114, Menasha at 2:00 pm. Visitation will be Thursday at the church from 11:00 am to the time of the service. Interment at Union Cemetery of Kaukauna will be at a later date. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to thank Dr. Avi Bar-Lev, Dr. Editha Krueger, the entire staff of Appleton Medical Center Oncology Unit, ThedaCare Hospice, Priscilla, and the many friends and family who helped the family through this difficult time. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 29, 2013 | Terry, William (I98124)
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| 169617 | William J. "Clyde" VandenBerg age 55, passed away on Wednesday, August 10, 2011 following a short illness at Appleton Medical Center. He was born January 31, 1956 son of Marvin and Shirley (Weyers) VandenBerg. William was employed by the Kimberly Paper Mill for 28 years. His hobbies were hunting, fishing, golfing, cooking, snowmobiling, boating, tubing with family and friends, going up north, sitting by the fire, and going to Packer games. Bill had a marvelous sense of humor and enjoyed laughter and good times. He is survived by his children: Adam (Carol), Little Chute, Andy, Appleton, and Amanda "Rosie", Freedom; his father, Marvin, Pound; 2 brothers: Dan (Charlie) and Dave. His is further survived by aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, and other relatives. He was preceded in death by his mother, Shirley Ann, and numerous uncles. Funeral Services for William will be at 12:00 Noon on Monday, August 15, 2011, at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Freedom with Fr. Dave Hoffman officiating. Friends will be received at church on Monday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund is being established. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. 766-2099. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to the Staff of Appleton Medical Center as well as the support of family and friends. We love you Dad and will miss you dearly. Your Children Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 11 to August 12, 2011 | Vandenberg, William J. (I99188)
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| 169618 | WILLIAM J. BLAKE, one of the progressive and enterprising young agriculturists of Greenville township, who is using scientific methods in developing his fine farm of 120 acres in section 28, was born in March, 1885, at Stineloff, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, a son of William F. and Mary (Rads) Blake. William F. Blake was born in Mecklenberg, Germany, February 26, 1849, and came to the United States as a young man. Later he was married to Miss Mary Rads, who was born July 9, 1858, and who came to the United States with her parents, Gottlieb and Gustavie (Fogel) Rads, settling in Manitowoc county. After marriage William F. Blake and his wife settled on the present Ganzel farm, on section 33, Cicero township, where they had eighty acres of land with a small clearing, and here erected a small log cabin and log barn, remaining eight years. Selling that property, they then went to Stineloff, Wisconsin, but after three years moved to Chilton, Calumet county. After four years spent in the latter place, Mr. and Mrs. Blake came back to Cicero township, buying 160 acres in section 31, which was partly cleared, and on which stood an old log building. During the years that followed, Mr. Blake became very successful in his farming operations, erecting new and substantial buildings on his property and buying another tract of 112 acres nearby. His death occurred January 11, 1906, he having been the father of six children: Alvina; Bertha, who married Henry Koall; Henry, residing at home; Charles, a resident of Black Creek; William, and Louis. William J. Blake secured his present fine property of 120 acres from the estate of his father, in 1906, and here he has added a number of improvements, including the latest farming machinery. He operates his land along scientific lines and finds that the benefits to be derived therefrom are many. In June, 1909, he was united in marriage with Mary Mineschmidt, who was born December 11, 1885, in Black Creek township, Outagamie county, daughter of Charles Mineschmidt, and they have had one child, Elmer, who died January 21, 1911, aged nine months, seventeen days. | Blake, William J. Jr. (I206196)
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| 169619 | William J. Burton, 64, of 1908 Marshall St., Manitowoc, died late Saturday at Holy Family Hospital following a short illness. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Pfeffer Funeral Home, Manitowoc, the Rev. John Walker officiating. Burial will be in Evergreen Cemetery. Mr. Burton was born in 1887 in Outagamie County, and came to Manitowoc seven years ago. He was employed at the Aluminum Goods Company, Manitowoc. In 1913 he married Hatie Wendner and she survives with two daughters, Mrs. Louis Norton of Fond du Lac and Mrs. Sufus Peterson of Manitowoc; four sons, Robert E. of Fond du Lac, William Jr. and Daniel of Manitowoc, and Sylvester of Kansas City; two brothers, Lawrence of Fond du Lac and Harvey of Appleton; four sisters, Mrs. Walter F?uman of Bear Creek, Mrs. George Bassett and Mrs. Gaylor Scott of Shiocton, Mrs. Neil Brown of Appleton. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 p.m. Tuesday until time of services on Wednesday. Manitowoc Herald Times, January 28, 1952 P. 2 | Burton, William James (I187147)
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| 169620 | WILLIAM J. CONLON, born December 14, 1873, in New London, Waupaca county, Wisconsin, and now living on 180 acres of good farming land in section 24, Deer Creek township, Outagamie county, is a son of Michael and Margaret (Cooney) Conlon, the former a native of Ireland and the latter of the State of Indiana. They were married in New London, Wisconsin, whence the father had come when twenty-six years of age, Mrs. Conlon having come here in the early days with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Conlon lived in New London until 1895 when they bought the place now operated by William J. Conlon, but in 1901 they returned to New London, where they still reside, the father being seventy-two years of age and the mother fifty-six. With the exception of the six years spent in Deer Creek township, Mr. Conlon was in the employ of the railroad company at New London during his residence in this country. William J. Conlon was the eldest of his parents' nine children, and he remained at home with his parents, taking charge of the Deer Creek farm in 1901, in which year he was married to Mary A. McGlone, daughter of Patrick and Ellen (McMyler) McGlone, and born February 11, 1879. Six children have been born to this union: Margaret, Mary, William, Alice, Edward and Richard. Ever since his marriage Mr. Conlon has continued to reside on this farm, and he now has seventy acres cleared and under cultivation and all fenced with barbed wire. He does general farming, markets dairy products, hogs and cattle, feeds his grain and hay, and raises Durham cattle, Poland-China hogs and Percheron horses. He built his modern frame house of eight rooms, 16x24 and 16x26 feet, in 1899, and the barn, which was one of the buildings on the place at the time of its purchase is a structure 30x50 feet. Mr. Conlon is a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters and of the Fraternal Reserve Association. He is a Republican in politics and is now chairman of the township board of supervisors, and has served four previous terms on the board, during two of which he was chairman. He and the members of his family are consistent attendants of the Catholic Church of Helena, a mission of St. Mary's Catholic Church of Welcome. | Conlon, William J. (I114230)
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| 169621 | William J. Dery Town of Royalton Age 79, passed away unexpectedly Thursday in New London. He was born January 14, 1890 in Coleman. He resided in Royal ton approximately 10 years and previously lived in the Fox River Valley. He was a member of St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Weyauwega. Survivors include his wife, Marie; one son Joseph, Green Bay; four daughters, Mrs. Diane Yokeum, Sherwood, Mrs. Joe (Rosella) Shablak, Kaukauna, Mrs. Vivian Barker, Appleton, Mrs. Isabell Griffith, Kaukauna; one half sister, Mrs. John (Lizzie) Buchberger; grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. from St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Weyauwega, Father E. N. Hasley officiating. Interment in the Oakwood Cemetery, Weyauwega. Friends may call at the Borchardt and Moder Funeral Home, New London after 2 p.m. Sunday until the hour of service on Monday. The parish rosary will be prayed at the funeral home at 8 p.m. Sunday evening. Friday, October 31,1969 The Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wi., B 9 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Dery, William (I176220)
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| 169622 | William J. Eiting age 83 died Saturd ay, born in Hollandtown. Survived by his widow and two daughters at hom e, Anna and Loma, Josephine in Kenosha and 1 son William Jr. of Kaukauna. 1934 Holy Cross Cemetery Tombstone buried with wife and two daughters W m. Eiting 1851 - 1934, Josephine 1857 - 1939, Josephine 1891 - 1955 ? 18 86 - 1964 | Eiting, William J. (I10373)
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| 169623 | William J. Fries 510 W. Lawrence St. Age 73, passed away at 1:05 a.m. Saturday. He was born April 10, 1893 in Appleton. He was employed at the George Walter Brewing Company prior to his retirement. He was a member of the Elks Club; St. Joseph Catholic Church and a veteran of World War I, having served in the army. Mr. Fries is survived by his wife, Lydia; two brothers, Frank E., Appleton, Edward J., Encito, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. Alvine Weisgerber, Appleton; also survived by nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Sunday. Rosary will be prayed at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, November 26, 1966 | Fries, William J. (I154810)
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| 169624 | William J. Gilbert Spouse: Nellie Brittnacher Born: September 8, 1894 Died: February 5, 1972 Place of Birth: Wrightstown, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: February 7, 1972 Section: A Page: 9 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Paul Location: Wrightstown, WI | Gilbert, William (I140813)
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| 169625 | William J. Gonnering, Freedom, age 88 in two days, died after a short illness with his family by his side, on Monday February 10, 2014, at Rennes Health and Rehab Center. He was born February 12, 1926 in the Town of Freedom, to the late John and Catherine (Verstagen) Gonnering. He married the former Dorothy Greiner on May 18, 1949 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Freedom. Dorothy passed away September 4, 2006. Bill was a farm boy his whole life. His love of work helped him to be a successful, and well respected livestock dealer throughout the country. His work ethic taught his son and grandsons well. He was a great business man and had good sense of people. He was often willing to give others an opportunity to succeed. Bill was a member of St. Nicholas Parish his entire life and was very proud of his Catholic faith and heritage, especially his seven aunts who were nuns. In his early married life and living next to the church, he loved to spend time with any of our priests or religious. He was also a Charter member of the Freedom Lions Club. Bill loved all the wonderful things the Lions were able to do for the community. When he was able to make the meetings he certainly had his share of fun with the other members. Bill's business sense also came in handy as he served on the Board of Directors of Marine Bank and Bank One in Freedom for many years, and retired from the board in 1989. Bill cherished his family and is survived by his children: Jayne (Dan) VandeWettering, Sally (Tom) Michalkiewicz, Patti (Dave) Banks, and Bill (Peggy) Gonnering; grandchildren: Cory (Michelle) VandeWettering, Staci (Paul) Milheiser, Tyler Michalkiewicz, Emily (Jeremie) Clark, Ross Michalkiewicz, Adam (Amber) Gonnering, Megan (Nick) VanHandel, Travis (special friend Danielle) Gonnering; great-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren: Lydia, Logan, Lynea, and Libby Lang; Adelyn, Cydnee, and Fletcher VanZeeland; Quinn Milheiser; Hayden Michalkiewicz; Kayla, Brady, Kennedy and Owen Clark; Evelyne and William Gonnering; Grace VanHandel; and two more expected in July. He is further survived by: a brother, Gene Gonnering; sisters: Lorraine Vandenberg, Rosie Stoffel, Pat (Jerry) Kittiko; sisters-in-law Lois Gonnering, Sharon Gonnering; additional in-laws: Rosie Greiner, Bill Greiner, Ronny and Vonny Greiner, Bob (Beaver) and Vionne Greiner, Jim and Sharon Greiner. Also survived by many nieces, nephews and friends. Besides his parents and his wife, Bill was preceded in death by: daughter Jeanie and son Scott; brothers: Jack (Catherine) Gonnering, Donald and Orville Gonnering, sister Adelle (Earl) VanEperen. brothers-in-law: Mike Vandenberg, Donald Stoffel, Carl Greiner; sister-in-law, Ila Greiner; mother and father-in-Law, Carl (Frances Liesch) Greiner. The Mass of Christian Burial for Bill will be at 3:30 p.m. on Friday, February 14, 2014 at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Freedom with Fr. Dan Felton officiating. Family and friends will be received at church from 11:00 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to thank the 8th floor staff at AMC hospital, ThedaCare Hospice, and especially his 'Little Sweet Hearts' at The Renaissance Assisted Living in Appleton. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Feb. 11 to Feb. 12, 2014 | Gonnering, William (I45199)
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| 169626 | William J. Greiner, 46, Greenville, A cheesemaker, died at Madison yesterday afternoon after a lingering illness. Born in Hayton, Wis, June 3, 1891, he lived in Greenville the last 10 years. Survivors are three brothers, Philip, Appleton, Henry of Grand Chute, John of Greenville; three sisters, Mrs. Margaret Pfundt, Kaukauna, Mrs. Charles Bohm, Freedom, Mrs. Hugo Weitzein, Milwaukee. The funeral will be held with services at St. Joseph's church. Burial will be in St. John Cemetery, St. John. Appleton Post Crescent, Feb. 2, 1938 | Greiner, William J. (I103105)
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| 169627 | William J. Hietpas, DOD: February 7, 1976, DOB: July 16, 1917, Locati on of Death: Town of VandenBroek Rt 5 Appleton (home), State of birth W I, father Herman Hietpas, mother Helina Sanders, informant George Hietp as mailing 401 E Lincoln St., Little Chute, was in the armed forces, cau se of death myocardial infarction - acute due to arteriscierotic heart dis ease - years, other conditions chronic bonchiectoasis, buried St. John Cem etery LC, Verkuilen Funderal Home LC. | Hietpas, William John (I47853)
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| 169628 | William J. Konrad, R1, Bear Creek, WI, 42, son of Julius Konrad and Mary nee Smith, farmer, and Irma M. Miller, 30, R1 Bear Creek, WI, daughter of Charles Miller and Ernestine nee Rosenow. Married at Parsonage 31 August 1940. Witnesses: Mr. & Mrs. Otis Snell. Immanuel P. Boettcher-Pastor | Family F62602
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| 169629 | WILLIAM J. KUBITZ, who has been rapidly coming to the front in the business activities of Appleton, Wisconsin, is one of the younger generation of business men in this city, and has already proved in the few years that he has been identified with commnercial matters here that he is possessed of more than ordinary ability. Kubitz was born March 23, 1884, in the city of Appleton, a son of Albert and Albertina (Schmidt) Kubitz. The parents of Mr. Kubitz were natives of Germany, and came to the United States in 1881, settling in Appleton, where Albert Kubitz began to work as a mason, a trade which he had learned in the Fatherland; and he is still in business here. He and his wife had ten children, as follows: Annie, who married Albert Breitung, a resident of Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; William J.; Clara; Ernst; Elizabeth; Gertrude and Gerhardt, twins; Rudolph; Leona and one child, Albert, who died in infancy. William J. Kubitz secured his education in the public schools of Appleton, and as a young man devoted his time to learning thoroughly every branch of the grocery business. When he had reached the age of twenty-one years he embarked upon his first venture, opening a grocery establishment at No. 736 Richmond street, and so assidiously did he devote himself to the business that he had soon assured himself that it would be a success, and he at once began casting around for a location for another store. This he found in January, 1911, and now, at an age when most men are satisfied with but one moderately-paying store, he is the owner of two well-established houses each with an assured trade, demanding the services of five employes and the operation of two wagons. Mr. Kubitz is possessed of much executive ability, and is now devoting the most of his time to the new establishment at No. 479 Cherry street, to make it the success that the other has proven. The Kubitz family has always been connected with Zion Lutheran Church. | Kubitz, William J. (I164920)
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| 169630 | WILLIAM J. LAIRD, who was born November 8, 1880, in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, is one of the enterprising young farmers of Bovina township, where he is serving as treasurer of the school board. He is a son of James and Mary A. (Moore) Laird, the former a native of Ireland and the latter of Wisconsin. James Laird came to the United States in boyhood with his mother, and settled in Outagamie county, where he spent many years in agricultural pursuits and died in 1890, aged fifty-eight years. His widow, who survives him, is living in Outagamie county, and is fifty-three years old. They had five children, namely: William J.; Mary, who died at the age of fourteen years; Anna, who married Lewis Sykes and lives in Outagamie county; James A., who is single and taking a course in agriculture at the State University at Madison; and Emma, who married Thomas Henry of Ellington township. William J. Laird received his education in the public schools, after leaving which he started to work on the home farm. At the time of his father's death he took over the management of the place, operating it for his mother, and when the children became of age he bought their interests and now has full control. He is engaged in general farming and stock raising, making a specialty of dairying, and milks on an average of ten cows the year around. About seventy acres of the home farm are under cultivation, the remainder being in timber. The buildings are substantial and well kept and the property is entirely fenced with barbed wire. Mr. Laird is a member of the F. R. A., and is a republican in politics, being the present treasurer of the Bovina township school board. He and Mrs. Laird are members of the Ellington Congregational Church. On June 23, 1909, Mr. Laird was married to Miss Jessie Ham, who was born March 27, 1883, the second of the six children of John D. and Sarah (Moore) Ham. Mr. and Mrs. Laird have no children. | Laird, William J. (I164878)
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| 169631 | William J. Morrow 23 Mary A. Morrow 23 Edward Morrow 2 | Morrow, William (I200736)
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| 169632 | William J. Nack "Papa", age 90, of Menasha, died Monday, August 25, at Theda Clark Medical Center after a short illness. Bill was born in Appleton on July 3, 1924, to the late William and Martha (Kraft) Nack. After attending Appleton High School, he proudly served his country in the U.S. Navy during World War II. On November 17, 1945, he was united in marriage to Bernice Hennes at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Appleton. The couple cherished 68 years together. Bill worked as a machinist at Kimberly Clark for 38 years, retiring in 1986. Bill had a true passion for gardening, but most of all, he was a family man and loved spending time with his family. He was a member of Appleton Legion Post #38 and a member at St. Bernard Catholic Church. Papa will be missed by his loving wife, Bernice, Menasha; daughter, Connie (Mike) Collins, Appleton; 3 sons: William (Cindy) Nack, Hartland, WI, Gary Nack, Wahpton, ND, and Jeffery Nack, Appleton; 9 grandchildren: Jill, Aaron (Hillary), Beth (Randall), Patti (Ben), Jamie (Tania), Joel (Sarah), Kim (Scott), Josh (Jill), and Courtney; 19 great grandchildren: Samantha, Dillon, Matt, Sam, Seth, Elizabeth, Lilie, Spencer, Lucie, Rory, Aubrey, Liam, Teagan, Ellie, Emily, Connor, William L., Caden, and Molly; daughter-in-law, Gwen; and sister-in-law, Julitta Schwalbach, Menasha. He is further survived by his nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother Jim, and brother-in-law, Robert Schwalbach. The Funeral Liturgy will take place at 11 am on Friday, August 29, at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 1617 W. Pine St., with Father Dennis Ryan officiating, followed immediately by full military honors performed by Appleton Legion Post #38. Friends may visit at the church on Friday from 9 am until the time of service. Interment will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff on the 5th floor at Theda Clark Hospital for their compassionate care given to "Papa". Funeral Home Brettschneider-Trettin-Nickel Funeral Chapel 606 N Oneida St Appleton, WI 54911 (920) 733-7383 Funeral Home Details Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 27, 2014 | Nack, William J. (I190164)
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| 169633 | William J. Pieters, age 56, of Kaukauna, died peacefully on Thursday, February 28, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a 24-year battle with paralysis. He was born February 12, 1952, in Kaukauna to the late Victor Pieters and Elizabeth (Maes) Pieters. Bill owned and operated Tiger Trax Tavern in Kaukauna until 1983 when he was paralyzed as the result of a diving accident. He was an avid NASCAR and football fan and also enjoyed his German Shepherd "Greta." He is survived by his mother, Elizabeth, Kaukauna; a daughter, Rachel Pieters; a son, Jason Pieters; a grandson, Cole William Pieters; two brothers: Joe (Gloria) Pieters, Boyceville, WI; and Tom (Deb) Pieters, Kaukauna; three sisters: Rose (Jim) Hooyman, Phoenix, AZ; Jean (Gerry) Ebben, Kaukauna; and Tess (Bobby) Martin, Greenleaf; and numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his father, Victor; and a son, Chad. It was William's wish to be cremated. Memorial Services will be held at 7 p.m. on Monday, March 3, 2008, at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Kaukauna. Friends may call at the Funeral Home from 5 p.m. until time of service. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund is being established in his name. 920-766-2099. | Pieters, William J. (I108351)
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| 169634 | William J. Pingel, age 75, Bowler, died Thursday, February 4, 1965 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Appleton. He was born October 12, 1889 in Clintonville, the son of the late William Pingel. On November 3, 1909 William was united in marriage to Martha Kraut in Clintonville. She survives. In addition to his wife, survivors include six sons, William (Martha), Birnamwood, Roy (Marie), Bowler, Harold, Chicago, Martin, Shawano, Wilfred, Peshtigo and Rhynold, Hortonville; nine daughters, Norma (Victor) Tennie, Greenville, Irene (Allan) Jensen, Wittenberg, Marion Griesbach, Appleton, Laverna (Richard) Lemke, Appleton, Arline (Alison) Rosemeyer, California, Helen (Earl) Oestreich, Neenah, Jeanette (Thomas) Fallon, Milwaukee, Jean (Dale) Tenner, Milwaukee and Martha Ardis (Robert) Engelein, Galesville; 65 grandchildren; 22 great-grandchildren; one brother, Ernest Pingel, Bonduel; one sister, Mary Heyn, Idaho. William was preceded in death by his father and one granddaughter, JoAnne Jensen. Funeral services were held February 7, 1965 at St. Paul Lutheran Church, Bowler. The Rev. Adelbert Stoehr officiated. Interment was in Evergreen Cemetery, town of Almon. | Pingel, William (I186827)
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| 169635 | William J. Ristow, 34, Neenah, formerly of Crivitz, passed away on Friday, Oct. 8, 2010. He was born on June 25, 1976, in Appleton, the son of John and Kathleen (Anholzer) Ristow. Bill loved the outdoors, white water rafting, fishing, but most of all he adored his children. He is survived by his children, Coltin and Vanessa and their mother Trista Miller; mother, Kathy (Scott) Hickinbotham, Clemmons, North Carolina; father, John (Deb) Ristow, Crivitz; sister, Christine (Brian) Wepfer, Neenah; brother, Michael Ristow, Maui, Hawaii; stepsisters and brothers, Molly (Damian) Pennings, Andy Hickinbotham and Jennifer (Joel) Schampers; Chad (Tracy) Hensen and Jessica Hensen; nieces and nephews, Kelsey, Matthew, Megan, Elana, Logan and Kendra. Bill is further survived by aunts, uncles, cousins, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his grandparents, Ruth and Alvin Ristow; William and Della Anholzer; and his nephew, Trevor Ristow. The memorial service for Bill will be held at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 12, 2010, at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME. Rev. Dick Schaefer will be officiating. A time of visitation and support will be held from 4 p.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established for his children. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street. Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101011/APC010301/10110504/-1/obits#ixzz12AkE4mNi | Ristow, William (I170568)
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| 169636 | William J. Rogers, of Kaukauna, age 74, died Tuesday, November 8, 2005, at his home after an extended holiday in Europe. He was born December 9, 1930, to the late Claude and Lucille (Reichel) Rogers. Bill served his country in the Korean War and was a State Representative from 1962 to 1984. Some of his accomplishments that are still appreciated today include: the 1000 Islands Conservancy, the Golden Venture Home for the elderly and budgeting for Highway 441-twenty years before it was paved. Bill spent his retirement traveling the world and researching family history. He was a poet and a dreamer. He is survived by his ten children and their mother Kay J. (Ludke) Rogers; Michael F. Rogers and his son Garrett; Steven C. (Jennifer) Rogers and their children Chase, Hunter and Julia; Patrick W. (Mona Pepin) Rogers and his children Travis and Dylan; Laurie L. Rogers and her son Max Ferris; Kevin B. (Nicole) Rogers and their daughter Sydney; Amy A. (Doug) Frederickson and their children Kyle and Alyx; Scott G. (Lisa) Rogers and their children Nicholas and Emma; Corey J. Rogers (Travis Dorn); Heather L. Rogers and Holly L. Rogers; also two great-grandchildren, Tasha Rogers and Kyle Rogers; his sister, Donna (Roland) Huss. Bill is further survived by many nieces, nephews, friends and acquaintances. He was preceded in death by his parents, a sister Patricia (Rogers) Fetzner, and friend Bea Falize. Bill's Mass of Christian Burial will be 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 12, 2005, at ST. MARY of the ANNUNCIATION CATHOLIC CHURCH with MSGR. Mark Schommer officiating. Friends will be received on Saturday at Church from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Full Military Burial Rites will be performed at Church by VFW Post 3319. A memorial is being established in his name at the 1000 Island Conservancy. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the Rogers family. 766-2099. The Rogers family extends a special Thank You to the Huss and Fetzner families. We will miss you here Dad, Love the kids. THE MEETING You name the place, I'll be there. You set the time, I'll be there early. You map the route, I'll find the shortcut. You show the way, I'll follow. By William J. Rogers 10-31-79 William J. Rogers 12-09-30 to 11-08-05 "The King" | Rogers, William (I49676)
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| 169637 | William J. School "Bill," age 80, Mountain, passed away in Waupaca on March 20, 2011, following a long illness during which he fought cancer and beat it twice. Bill was born in Oneida on December 12, 1930, to the late Raymond and Jeanette (Gerrits) School. Bill served in the United States Marine Corp in the Korean War. He married Evelyn Fisher on September 12, 1953, at St. Michaels Catholic Church in Suring. Bill was employed for 26 years as a Foreman at Badger Northland in Kaukauna. In 1979 the family moved to Mountain where Bill logged, worked as a janitor at the Mountain School, and served as a bus driver. He was a past Supervisor for the Town of Mountain. His favorite pastimes included fly fishing, bird watching, and he was a true nature lover. Bill is a member at St. Michael Catholic Church Chapel at Chute Pond. He had a very strong faith in God. Bill is survived by his loving wife, Evelyn of Mountain; two daughters, Kathy (Mike) Fritz of Mountain, Diane (Bruce) Wilz of Darboy; six sons, Dave (special friend Barbara) School of Helena, Montana, Dan (Barb) School of Darboy, Brian (Christine) School of Cecil, Tom (Sandy) School of Howard, Keith (Connie) School of Darboy, Don (Dana) School of Howard; two sisters, LaVere (Norman) Kufner of Suring, Evelyn (Jim) Quandt of Suring; sixteen grandchildren, four great-grandchildren; many nieces, nephews and other special friends. Bill was preceded in death by his sister, Hazel Gericke; his two brothers, Earl and Marvin School. Visitation will be held on Thursday, March 24, 2011, at St. Michael Catholic Church Chapel at Chute Pond from 10 a.m. until the Mass of Christian Burial at 1 p.m. with Father David Barrett officiating. Bill will be interred in Breed Union Cemetery with Military Rites. Gruetzmacher Funeral Home assisting the family. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. Special thank you to King Veterans Home and Unity Palliative Care for all the excellent care and concern showed to Bill and his family. | School, William J. (I175332)
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| 169638 | William J. Schuh 20 Mar 1926 4 Feb 1996 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Schuh, William J. (I120583)
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| 169639 | William J. Stilp, son of Joseph Stilp and Ellen Neunfeldt, age 28, occupation driver, 1st marriage, married Mabel Meyer age 23 of Kimberly, dau of Henry Meyer and Adeline Schilling. Witness Jan 20, 1940 by Albert Stilp and Mrs Harold Staidt. | Family F209970
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| 169640 | William J. Stuckart, Combined Locks, age 78, died Sunday September 8, 2013. He was born in Seymour to the late Jack and Adeline (Nockerts) Stuckart. Bill married Lillian Ann Hopfensperger at St. Therese Parish in Appleton on May 25, 1957. He served his country as a member of the U.S. Marine Corps. Bill worked as a barber for 12 years before his employment with U.S. Oil, from which he retired. He was a member of the Combined Locks Village Board and was Villa Hope's first financial secretary. In his younger years, he enjoyed hunting and fishing. Bill belonged to St. Paul Parish. Bill is survived by his children: Deborah (Joe) Scherer, Appleton; Randy (Holly), Kaukauna; Susan Beyer, Freedom; Sandra (Pete) Burke, Kimberly; Daniel (Jim Rogers), New York, NY; and Sara, Kaukauna; grandchildren: John and Jena Scherer, Billy, Kassie and Michael Stuckart, Ryan, Aaron and Matthew Beyer, Benjamin Stuckart, Andrew and Alyssa Valentyne and Alexander Stuckart; great grandchildren: Zoee Kaddatz, Dayzia Beyer, Akeisha Rohr-Beyer and Bently Stuckart; brothers: Don (Shirley) and John (Rose); sister: Theresa (Joe) Lembcke; and brothers-in-law: Donald and Gerald (Anne) Hopfensperger. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends, including his caregivers: Pam Grinbergs, Vicki Hietpas, Lori De Byl, Barb Dorn and Anne Carey; and his best buddy, Mark Towsley, who loved to lose at cribbage to Bill. In addition to his parents, Bill was preceded in death by his wife Lillian; siblings: Marie (Bob) Hamlin, Elizabeth (Richard) Abel, Jerry (Donna) and Jim Stuckart; and Lillian's parents: Raymond and Leone Hopfensperger. Visitation will be held Thursday September 12, 2013 at ST. PAUL PARISH (410 Wallace St. Combined Locks) beginning at 9:00 a.m. until time of Mass at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Andrew Kysely will officiate. Military rites conducted by the William Verhagen American Legion Post 60 will immediately follow. Committal St. Paul Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The family would like to thank Bill's caregivers and his good friend and barber, Bob, for taking such good care of him through the years. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on September 10, 2013 | Stuckart, William J. (I50840)
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| 169641 | William J. Tennessen, Little Chute, age 56, died January 24, 2016. He was born in Kaukauna to the late Arthur and Eileen (Kobussen) Tennessen. Bill worked in the painting business for over 30 years. He started working for Custom Painting, with his brother Mike and most recently, owned and operated Bill Tennessen Painting and was known as the "Happy Painter." He enjoyed going up north to Perch Lake to hunt and fish with his son, Travis and other family members. Bill also enjoyed attending Emily and Travis' sporting events, and watching the Packers, Badgers and Brewers with family and friends. In his earlier years, Bill was passionate about designing and installing his own landscaping. Bill is survived by his children: Emily (Ben) Hermus of Little Chute and Travis (girlfriend Morgan Holz) Tennessen of Kaukauna; his children's mother: Lois (Ed) Zwick-Perez; and his newest blessing, grandson Daniel Hermus. He is further survived by his siblings: Tom (Gloria) Tennessen, Cheryl (Bob) Smith, Mike (Ellen) Tennessen, Fay Beach, Tony (Brenda) Tennessen and Jill Manders; as well as special cousins, nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. In addition to his parents, Bill was preceded in death by his brother-in-law, Frank Beach. Visitation will be held Friday, January 29, 2016 at O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME (1776 E. Main St. Little Chute) beginning at 4:00 p.m. until time of Funeral at 6:00 p.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. | Tennessen, William J. "Bill" (I202663)
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| 169642 | WILLIAM J. TESCH, cashier of the First National Bank of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, has been engaged in financial institutions all of his business career, starting as a messenger boy, and working his way up through the various positions to his present office through the force of his own ability and faithful service. Mr. Tesch was born at Appleton, Wisconsin, April 18, 1876, and received his education in the graded schools and the Ryan High school in that city. When still a youth, he entered the First National. Bank of Appleton, after spending one year in Lawrence College, and continued to remain in the employ of that institution for thirteen years, being finally made assistant cashier. He became connected with the First National Bank of Kaukauna in 1906, and has held his present position ever since. In October, 1907, Mr. Tesch was married at Milwaukee to Miss Ethel Cameron, of that city. He is connected fraternally with the Masons and Knights of Pythias, and also holds membership in the Appleton Country Club. | Tesch, William J. (I307053)
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| 169643 | William J. Thein Born: July 21, 1930 Died: June 24, 1952 Place of Birth: Kimberly, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 25, 1952 Section: Page: 22 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Name Catholic Church Parish Cemetery Location: Kimberly, WI | Thein, William J. (I111127)
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| 169644 | William J. Thiel, age 93, of Neenah, passed away Tuesday, August 16, 2011, at Vallhaven Care Center in Neenah. He was born October 27, 1917, in Green Bay to the late George and Caroline (Peters) Thiel. On September 18, 1937, Bill married Sylvia Hogan, and they made their home in Menasha before moving to a farm in Winchester, where they raised their family. Along with farming, he had worked for Gelhar Sand Co. and was instrumental in bringing the Gelhar Sand Co. to the Larsen area. For 25 years Bill was a millwright for Kimberly-Clark Corp. until his retirement. After their retirement, Bill and Sylvia spent winters in Tampa, Florida for over 20 years. Bill's wife of 62 years, Sylvia, preceded him in death on July 13, 2000. He was a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester for over 60 years. Bill is survived by his six children, Nancy (Bruce) Armstrong, John (Jo) Thiel, Jim Thiel, Betty (Roy) Deiss, Beverly (Gary) Wiita, and Connie (Gerald) Sauer; fifteen grandchildren, Brett (Chris) Armstrong, Bart (Pam) Armstrong, Troy Armstrong, Lisa (Rick) Lewin, Terri Thiel, Jackie Ots, Marney (Mike) Verhasselt, Mike (Arline) Thiel, Scott Thiel, Brenda (David) Brusky, Nancy (Jeff) Cottrell, Lori (Jim) Opperman, Darci Thompson, David Sauer, and Rebecca Sauer; many great-grandchildren; and nieces and nephews. Along with his parents and wife, Bill was also preceded in death by two brothers, Royce and Donald Thiel; and one sister, Helen Ziegert. A Funeral Service for Bill will be held on Friday, August 19, 2011, at 2:00 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church of Winchester, Larsen, Wisconsin, with Pastor Dan Luett officiating. Burial will follow in the Grace Lutheran Cemetery. A Visitation for family and friends will be on Friday at the church from 1:00 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. Mueller Funeral Home 904 E. Main St. Winneconne, WI 54986 (920) 582-4242 Please submit online condolences to: www.muellerfuneral homeinc.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 17, 2011 | Thiel, William (I187584)
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| 169645 | William J. Van Den Bogart "Bill", Appleton, age 69, went to be with his Lord and Savior on Monday, March 1, 2010, following a long and courageous battle with Alzheimer's disease. Bill was born January 24, 1941, to the late Joseph and Petronella (Van Den Bosch) Van Den Bogart. He was employed for 27 years at Fox Tractor and then for 15 years at Fox Valley Lutheran High School. On July 23, 1960, he was united in marriage to Shirlyne Riehl and together they celebrated 49 years of marriage. Bill was an avid outdoorsman with a passion for hunting, fishing, and spending summers at the cottage on Chute Pond in Mountain. Most of all, he enjoyed spending time with his family. His grandchildren were his pride and joy. His faith was a priority right to the end with his final words being "Jesus is My Savior". He is survived by his wife, Shirlyne; three sons: Thomas (special friend Daniel Roepke), Michael, and David (Lori) and their sons, Jared and Justin; a daughter, Michelle (Scott) Wichman and their sons: Brandon and Brett; two brothers: Peter (Geri) and Richard; a sister, Harriet Blajeski; two brothers-in-law: LeRoy Heimerl and Clifford Hansen; a sister-in-law, JoAnne (Van Den Bogart) Gasser, his mother-in-law, Murleen Riehl; numerous nieces and nephews; and Shirlyne's family: Sharon (Tom) Haber, Eugene (Mary) Riehl, and Susan Riehl. Besides his parents, Bill was preceded in death by two brothers: John and Joseph, three sisters: Minnie Heimerl, Theresa (Jerry) Lyman, and Marie Hansen; a brother-in-law, Jack Blajeski; and his father-in-law, Richard Riehl. Funeral services will be held at 6 p.m. on Thursday March 4, 2010, at Bethany Lutheran Church, 530 West Parkway Blvd., Appleton. Friends may call directly at the church from 2 p.m. until the time of service. A memorial for Fox Valley Lutheran High School and the Alzheimer's Association are being established. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna, is assisting the family. (920-766-2099) A special thank-you to the staff of Grand Horizons West for their loving care of Bill. | VandenBogart, William Joseph (I113045)
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| 169646 | William J. Vanden Burgt of Eagle River, formerly of Little Chute, died Monday, October 16, 2006, at the age of 60. Wilber was born October 6, 1946, to the late Joseph W. and Marjorie M. (Metz) Vanden Burgt. His passions were cooking, music, woodworking and fishing. Wilber spent his last years enjoying the beauty of the North Woods with his friends and forest critters. Many enjoyed watching him feed "his raccoons" by hand and seeing the deer that frequented his feeder.Wilber is survived by two brothers: Don (Judy) Vanden Burgt, Hortonville and Ken (Pat) Vanden Burgt, Little Chute; and four sisters: Marilyn (Jim) Ebben, Madison; Kathleen (Jim) Peterson, Escanaba, MI; Mary (Jim) Pleuss, Appleton and Ann (Ruben) Wittman, Little Chute. He was also dearly loved and will be sadly missed by his 18 nieces and nephews and 13 great nieces and nephews.Wilber was preceded in death by his parents and two sisters, Clarissa and Betty Mae.A Memorial Service will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, October 19, 2006, in the Gathering Space at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute with Deacon Vincent De Groot officiating. The family will receive friends Thursday after 4 p.m. until the time of service directly at church.O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES 2020 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-759-2951 | VandenBurgt, William J. (I84611)
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| 169647 | William J. Voigt, age 65, of Fremont, died on Monday, May 28, 2007, at his home. He was born on September 14, 1941, in New London, Wisconsin, the son of the late Walter and Elsie (Westphal) Voigt. Bill served his country in the US Army in Vietnam for two years. On October 25, 1975, Bill married Lora Nicholson at St. Mark Lutheran Church in Symco. He worked as an over-the-road truck driver for Consolidated Trucking in Appleton for eight years, Consoweld in Wisconsin Rapids for 12 years, Kimberly-Clark, Neenah for 10 years, and American Transportation, Menasha for 10 years. Bill was a member of St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fremont, and American Legion Post 391 in Fremont. He enjoyed gardening, bird watching, traveling, watching the Green Bay Packers, and water and snow-skiing. Bill is survived by his wife, Lora, three sons, Rev. Eric (Jennifer), Rogers City, MI.; Matthew and Andrew, both of Fremont; a granddaughter, Alyssa, two sisters, Jeannette (Bruce) Werschem, Kaukauna, Judith (Wally) Hopper, Beloit, 2 brothers, Harland (Vidas), Neenah, and Clifford (Diane), Mission, TX, nieces and nephews, Scott (Claudia) Werschem, and their children, Madison, Gabrielle and Cassandra, Kari (Aaron) Wolf, and their children, Katriana and Josef, Kelli Werschem. James (Rayna) Voigt, and their children, Tyler and Paul, Laura (Ron) Becker, a brother-in-law, Donald Nicholson, and a special friend, Dion Block, aunts, uncles, other relatives and friends. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, June 2, 2007, at 11:00 a.m. at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Fremont. Rev. Stephen Pope will officiate. Burial will be in Lakeside Cemetery in Fremont with Military rites performed by Wolf River American Legion Post 391. Friends may call at the Lewin Funeral Home, Fremont on Friday from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and on Saturday at the church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial fund has been established for St. Paul Lutheran Church, Fremont and Theda Care Home Hospice. Bill's family would like to extend a special "Thank You to Ron and Ruth, Ken, Leslie and Steve, as well as ThedaCare Hospice, especially Michelle and Patti, for all of your help, love, care and comfort during this time. Lewin Funeral Home 210 Main St. Fremont, WI 54940 | Voigt, William (I205958)
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| 169648 | WILLIAM J. VOSS, a prosperous and progressive business citizen of Appleton, Wisconsin, who is proprietor of the only establishment in the city dealing exclusively in phonographs, trunks and traveling goods, was born September 22, 1870, in Waterford, Wisconsin, a son of William and Dora Voss, the former a retired blacksmith and wagon manufacturer of Milwaukee. William J. Voss secured his education in the public schools of Waterford and later attended a business college in Milwaukee, after graduation from which he became bookkeeper in a hardware store in Milwaukee for two years. He then went to another hardware concern where he served in a like capacity during a period covering five years, and was then conected with hardware establishments at various places until November, 1906, when he opened a phonograph store as a side line, the business being cared for by his wife. He had come to Appleton in 1902, and he was connected with the Schlafer Hardware Company until 1907, at which time he added trunks and traveling outfits to his business, and gave up his position in order to devote all of his time to the new enterprise. This has proved very successful, and Mr. Voss now has a well established business, his establishment covering a floor space 22x100 feet, first story and basement. He has made the most of his opportunities and merits the success that has come to him. On March 15, 1901, Mr. Voss was united in marriage with Pauline Wrege, of Saginaw, Michigan, and they have had two sons, Dudley, aged eight years, and William, who is eight months old. Mr. Voss's fraternal connections are with the Elks, the Knights of Pythias and the Equitable Fraternal Union, in all of which he is very popular. | Voss, William J. (I307792)
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| 169649 | William J. Welhouse Jr., 88, of Little Chute, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Sunday, June 7, 2015. Family was by his side to help him go to his eternal home. He was born on November 16, 1926, son of the late William Welhouse Sr. and Edna (Bedwell) Welhouse. On October 30, 1948, William was united in marriage to June Cotter. They were married for 48 years before she preceded him in death on August 29, 1996. He was a dedicated employee for the Little Chute School District for many years. He was also a master craftsman who built his home in Freedom and then rebuilt the home he resided in for 40 years in Little Chute. Throughout the years there were many woodworking items that were built for his children and grandchildren. He loved music and played many instruments, including guitar, harmonica, ukulele, accordion and hum strum. He enjoyed spending time with family. William was preceded in death by his daughter Bonnie Griesbach LeMieux. William is survived by his other children: Becky VandenOever, Little Chute; Barb Johnson, Kaukauna; William C. Welhouse III, Little Chute; grandchildren DeeDee Blake (Jered), Brenda Zemke (Keith), Dawn Kolaski (Billy) Dennis Griesbach Jr. (Amy), Nikki Griesbach (Ben Ullmer), Nathan Griesbach, Brian Heckel (Pam Boldt), Jodi Jackson (Chris), Lisa Wilz (Michael McQuillin), Connie Kramer (Marty), Curt Johnson (Ashley), Sean Johnson (Michelle); 20 great grandchildren; one great-great granddaughter; a brother, Clayton Welhouse; sister-in-law, Beverly Sullivan; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends as well as his best kitty Fritzy. William was preceded in death by his wife, parents, sons-in law: Curt Johnson and Bill VandenOever; and a sister-in-law, Red Welhouse. Funeral services will be at 12:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 13, 2015, at the Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home, 101 Canal Street, Little Chute, with Msgr. James Vanden Hogen officiating. Family and friends may gather at the funeral home on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. | Welhouse, William John (I63872)
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| 169650 | William J. Williamson, Appleton, age 57, passed away unexpectedly on Frida y, September 29, 2006. He was born April 25, 1949, in Appleton, son of t he late William and Adeline (Hilger) Williamson. Bill was a very genero us man who would do anything for anybody. He was a 1967 graduate of Xavi er High School in Appleton and also attended the University of Wisconsin-O shkosh. He was currently employed at Valley Packaging. He is survived by h is wife Candace whom he married on August 1, 1986. He is also survived by two sisters, Margie (Dennis) Werner, Owatonna, M N; Maureen (Richard) Winter, Neenah; five nieces, six nephews; brother-in- law, Russell Van Straten, Shiocton; and his godmother, Donna Reyenbeau. He was preceded in death by his parents, and a sister, Gerri Van Strate The Funeral Mass will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, October 3, 2006, at St. Jo seph Catholic Church 404 W. Lawrence St., Appleton. Visitation wi ll be at the church from 8:30 until the time of services. Entombment wi ll be at St. Joseph Cemetery, Appleton. A memorial is being established. Rest in Peace Bill, we love you, and we'll miss you Maureen and Margie WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior St. | Williamson, William (I120127)
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| 169651 | William Jahnke Minnie Jahnke Arthur Jahnke Helmuth Jahnke Fredrick Jahnke Robert Jahnke [1 8/12] | Jahnke, William (I75848)
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| 169652 | William Jahnke Emily Jahnke William Jahnke Gloria Jahnke Howard Jahnke Jerry Jahnke Daniel Jahnke | Meyer, Emily Hattie (I203736)
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| 169653 | William Jahnke Emily Jahnke William Jahnke Gloria Jahnke Howard Jahnke Jerry Jahnke Daniel Jahnke | Jahnke, Daniel (I203737)
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| 169654 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F16984
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| 169655 | William James Pritzl, 36, of Brillion, died Wednesday, August 14 at San Luis Manor, Green Bay, of Multiple Sclerosis. Funeral sertvices will be 10 a.m. Saturday, at St Mary Cathiolic Church, Brillion, preceded by family rites at 9:30 a.m. at Weiting Funeral Home, Brillion. The Rev John Neuser will officiate and burial will be in the parish cemetery. Mr Pritzl was born April 7, 1949 at Green Bay, son of Leo and Jeanette Schneider Pritzl. He was employed at Ariens Company in Brillion and was a member of St Mary Catholic Church, Brillion, The Catholic Knights, Brillion Conservatioon Club, West Maple Grove Hunting Club. Mr Pritzl was a graduate of Brillion High School in 1967. Survivors include his parents, Mr and Mrs Leo Pritzl of Brillion; his maternal grandmother, Mrs Lena Schneider of Brillion; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Donald and Sandi Pritzl of Brillion and Howard and Barb Pritzl of Reedsville; two sisters and brothers-in-law; Mrs Ralph (Jeanne) Sprangers of Stillwater, Okla and Mrs James (Nancy) Behnke of Brillion; one niece and six nephews. Friends may call at Weiting Funeral Home, Brillion, after 4 o'clock this Friday afternoon until the time of services on Saturday. A prayer vigil will be 8:30 o'clock this Friday evening at the Funeral Home. TOD: "OBIT" - of William James Pritzl - from Agnes Birringer 2/93 | Pritzl, William James (I116096)
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| 169656 | William Jansch Augusta Jansch Herman Jansch Charles Jansch Mena Jansch Mary Jansch | Jansch, William (I184445)
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| 169657 | William Jansch Carolina Jansch Ernstina Jansch Anna Jansch Carolina Jansch William Jansch | Jansch, William (I184445)
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| 169658 | William Jansen 24 Anna Jansen 24 Sylvester W Jansen 1 | Jansen, William Edward (I22287)
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| 169659 | William Jansen 35 Minnie Jansen 27 Anna Jansen 7 Jacob Jansen 5 Henry Jansen 3 John Jansen 2 Hattie Geenen 20 | Janssen, William (I100975)
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| 169660 | William Jansen 53 Born Ger. father born Ger, Mother born Holland. Christina Jansen 50 Born Wis, father born Holland, mother born Wisc. Raymond Jansen 28 Edward Jansen 19 Wilbert Jansen 17 Margaret Jansen 14 James Jansen 8 | Jansen, William Martin (I110221)
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| 169661 | William Jansen 53 Born Ger. father born Ger, Mother born Holland. Christina Jansen 50 Born Wis, father born Holland, mother born Wisc. Raymond Jansen 28 Edward Jansen 19 Wilbert Jansen 17 Margaret Jansen 14 James Jansen 8 | Jansen, Edward "Kayo" (I110222)
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| 169662 | William Jansen Annie H. Jansen George S. Jansen Hatie Jansen Thodore Jansen Annie Jansen Albert Jansen Peter M. Jansen | Jansen, William (I79314)
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| 169663 | William Jansen Christina Jansen Dora M Jansen Raymond J Jansen Harriet Jansen Matilda Jansen Flara Jansen | Jansen, Theodora "Dory" (I31114)
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| 169664 | William Jansen Christina Jansen Dora M Jansen Raymond J Jansen Harriet Jansen Matilda Jansen Flara Jansen | Jansen, Raymond J. (I110219)
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| 169665 | William Jansen Christina Jansen Dora M Jansen Raymond J Jansen Harriet Jansen Matilda Jansen Flara Jansen | Jansen, William Martin (I110221)
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| 169666 | William Jansen Anna Jansen Sylvester Jansen Regena Jansen Leona Jansen Edward Jansen Robert Jansen Stanley Jansen [1 6/12] | Jansen, Robert William (I87570)
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| 169667 | William Jansen Anna Jansen Sylvester Jansen [23] Regina Jansen Leona Jansen Edward Jansen Robert Jansen Stanley Jansen [18] Raymond Jansen Agnes Jansen Dorothy Jansen Leland Jansen | Jansen, Leona (I87568)
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| 169668 | William Jansen Anna Jansen Sylvester Jansen [23] Regina Jansen Leona Jansen Edward Jansen Robert Jansen Stanley Jansen Raymond Jansen Agnes Jansen Dorothy Jansen Leland Jansen | Jansen, Robert William (I87570)
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| 169669 | William Janson - 32 [30] Emma Janson - 27 Myrtle Janson - 9 George Janson - 7 Irving Janson - 4 [4 9/12] Margaret Janson - 1 [1 8/12] | Jansen, William (I4972)
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| 169670 | William Janson - 42 Emma Janson - 38 George Janson - 18 Irving Janson - 15 Margaret Janson - 12 Howard Janson - 5 Ronald Janson - 2 6/12 | Jansen, William (I4972)
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| 169671 | William Janssen - 32 Gertrude Janssen - 31 Johanna Janssen - 10 Alice Janssen - 9 Josephine Janssen - 8 Louis Janssen - 7 Robert Janssen - 5 Damal Janssen - 3 8/12 Kenneth Janssen - 1 9/12 | Janssen, Josephine C. (I175603)
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| 169672 | WILLIAM JANSSEN Request Information (SS-5) SSN 393-03-5539 Residence: Born 17 Jan 1910 Last Benefit: Died Dec 1968 Issued: WI | Janssen, William J. (I25792)
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| 169673 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanCamp, William Jay (I9030)
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| 169674 | William Jennemann Catherine E Jennemann Debra A Jennemann Irene M Jennemann Betty Mae Jennemann Eugene K Jennemann Richard W Jennemann Shirley Ann Jennemann | Jenneman, William (I193902)
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| 169675 | William Jensen George Jensen Albert Jensen Litten Jensen Teodor Jensen Johnny Jensen Martha Jensen | Jansen, William (I79314)
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| 169676 | William Jirikowic abt 1 889 Wisconsin Head Olga Jirikowic abt 1889 Wi fe Blanche Jirikowic abt 1909 Daughter Alice Jirikowic abt 1910 Daughter Edward Jirikowic abt 1914 Son Wilma Jirikowic abt 1916 Daughter Wesley Jirikowic abt 1918 Son | Jirikowic, William V. Sr. (I32419)
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| 169677 | William Joers Hattie Joers Walter Joers Florence Joers | Joers, William Walter (I657)
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| 169678 | William Joers Louisa Joers Bertha Joers Clara Joers Lilian Joers Hedwig Joers Walter Joers Flora Joers Dorothea Joers | Joers, William Walter (I657)
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| 169679 | William Joers Luise Joers Bertha Joers Clara Joers Lillie Joers Hedwig Joers Walter Joers Flora Joers | Joers, William Walter (I657)
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| 169680 | William John Dorothea John Josef John Mary John Philomena John Amalia John Wilhelm John Friederich John | Jahn, Philomena Augusta (I5216)
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| 169681 | William John Greiner, "Bill," Kaukauna, age 88, passed away peacefully into the arms of Jesus, surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, October 25, 2017. He was born on June 12, 1929, in the Town of Freedom, son of the late Carl and Frances (Leisch) Greiner. Bill married Ila Coffey on June 14, 1950. The two moved to Kaukauna where they owned and operated Modern Dairy. He was the "Milkman" and always was delivering with a smile. Bill was a beloved husband, father, grandfather, and friend. Bill was always busy; in his early years, he enjoyed camping and boating with his family. He and his wife, Ila, purchased a cottage on Lee Lake which soon became their home. The lake home created endless memories and happiness. Bill loved to spend his time fishing and hunting with his brothers and friends. Bill, Dad will be missed, even if you just crossed his path because he definitely had a story to share with everyone of you. William John is survived by his children: Donna (John) VanDeHey of Belvidere, IL, Bill Jr., Jack (Michelle) Greiner, Kim Marquardt, Kerri (Lonni) Jordan, all of Kaukauna; his grandchildren: Shana (Brett) Schwanebeck, Kara Supalla, Chad (Jennifer) Greiner, Kelly (Wes) Ralston, Amanda Heaton, Rachel, Melissa, and Desiree Greiner, Sam Schreiber, Nichole (Evan) Stark, Austin VanDenEng, Eric Marquardt (special friend, Olivia Fiala) Alexandra, Savannah, Miranda, Olivia, and Rilan Jordan; great-grandchildren: Isabella, Jaxson, and Makenah Schwanebeck, Richard and Robert Greiner, Maison Ralston, Madalyn and Gabryel Greiner; a brother, Ronald (Vonnie) Greiner, Robert (Vionne) Greiner, James (Sharon) Greiner; brother in-law: Don (Jane) Coffey; and a sister in-law: Shirley (Bob) Phillips. He is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends. Preceding him in death were his wife, Ila, his parents, mother and father in-law, William and Martha Coffey, daughter Judy, son Richard, grandson Ross VanDeHey, brother Carl and Rosie Greiner, and sister Dorothy and Bill Gonnering. Friends may call at the church Saturday, October 28 at 11:00am until time of service at 1:30pm at St. Nicholas Church in Freedom with Father Walter Stumpf officiating, burial in the parish cemetery will be following the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Bill's name is being established. The family would like to send a special thank you to all who were kind and compassionate. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. (920) 766-2099 www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com Dad, There are no words to describe the deep memories, emotions, and morals that you have embedded into our hearts and souls. Love you, Dad. Until we meet again... Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 27, 2017 | Greiner, William (I98885)
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| 169682 | William John Haselow, age 78, died on Tuesday, February 20, 2007, at St. Paul Home, Kaukauna, after a courageous battle with cancer. William was born on March 9, 1928, in Milwaukee, to the late Arthur C. and Viola (Plagemann) Haselow. He married Carol A. Hesselman on September 4, 1952, in Neenah; she preceded him in death on September 24, 2002. William was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He was a graduate of Western Michigan University and his career as a Paper Chemist focused on the Quality Control Department of several paper mills; he retired in 1995. William proudly served his country in the United States Navy during the Korean War aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S. Boxer. He enjoyed woodworking of all kinds, especially crafting furniture. William also enjoyed hunting and was an avid Green Bay Packers fan. Survivors include his children: Dr. William (Sandra) Haselow, Mequon, Wisconsin; Jane Haselow, Portage, Michigan; Dr. John S. (Laura) Haselow, Cary, North Carolina; his eight grandchildren; and his brother, Dr. John (Gloria) Haselow, Neenah. He is further survived by a special friend, Nancy Wolf. William was preceded in death by his brother, Fred. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 24, 2007, at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, Appleton, with Rev. Jane Anderson officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. and again on Saturday prior to the services. Military honors will be observed at the funeral home. The family would like to direct any memorials to the Fox Valley Humane Association or Camp Manitowish in Boulder Junction. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street | Haselow, William J. (I312196)
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| 169683 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Spreeman, William John (I18803)
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| 169684 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Verhagen, William John (I48535)
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| 169685 | William Johnson Clara L Johnson Everett W Johnson | Johnson, Everett (I301230)
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| 169686 | William Johnson Clara L Johnson Everett W Johnson | Johnson, William I. (I301231)
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| 169687 | William Johnson Clara L Johnson Everett W Johnson | Brown, Clara (I333423)
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| 169688 | William Johnson Clara Johnson Eleanor Johnson Leland Johnson William Johnson Margareth Johnson Dorothy Johnson | Johnson, William W. (I191342)
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| 169689 | William Johnson Lydia S Johnson Amos A Johnson Sarah L Johnson Dewitt S Johnson Frances S Johnson Lina A Johnson Amos Story | Story, Amos (I146567)
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| 169690 | William Johnson Lydia S Johnson Amos A Johnson Sarah L Johnson Dewitt S Johnson Frances S Johnson Lina A Johnson Amos Story | Johnson, William (I191385)
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| 169691 | William Johnson Lydia S Johnson Dewitt L Johnson Frances S Johnson Inette Johnson John A Johnson | Johnson, William (I191385)
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| 169692 | William Johnston Harriet Johnston Michael B Johnston George G Johnston Asa W Johnston Thomas Johnston Irena Johnston | Johnston, Col. William (I312588)
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| 169693 | William Johnston Eva Johnston Theodore Johnston | Johnston, William H. (I324590)
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| 169694 | William Jones Anna Jones Lula Jones Albert Jones Eva Jones | Schmalz, Anna (I345076)
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| 169695 | William Jones Anna Jones Eva Jones | Schmalz, Anna (I345076)
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| 169696 | William Jones Anna Jones Eva Jones | Jones, William (I345077)
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| 169697 | William Jones Bessie Jones Alice Jones Viola Kapple | Jones, William Dwight (I26542)
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| 169698 | William Joseph "Bill" Jirikowic, age 67, passed away Thursday, November 21, 2013 at Theda Clark Medical Center. He was born on July 20, 1946 in Kaukauna; son of the late Joseph and Florence (Fink) Jirikowic. Bill honorably served his country in the U.S. Marines. He is survived by his wife, Sandy Jirikowic; his daughters, Tammie Jirikowic, Shannon (Jirikowic) Nitterhouse and Dawn Schroeder; his son, Todd Jirikowic; Sandy's children, Brian Capelle, Chris Capelle, Wendy Capelle, Travis Capelle and Kevin Capelle; sisters, Marcie Reller, CA, Phyllis Sweely, CA, Edna (Bob) DeWitt, Watertown and Mary Stoeger, Appleton; brother, Jim (Ellen) Jirikowic, Hilbert; six grandchildren and many nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, Joseph G. Jirikowic and Florence Jirikowic Schroeder and a sister, Lucille Brittnacker. A celebration of Bill's life will be held at a later date. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 online condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Bill's family would like to say a special thanks to the staff of Theda Clark and the many special friends who were a part of Bill's life. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 1, 2013 | Jirikowic, William Joseph "Bill" (I97551)
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| 169699 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Driscoll, William Joseph (I95383)
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| 169700 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F27523
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| 169701 | William Julius Hermann Foerstner b April 24, 1876 T Freedom, Wi. Bapt May 20, 1876 Freedom Moravian Church S/O: Wilhelm & Caroline Wallschlager | Forstner, William (I120443)
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| 169702 | William Julius Hermann Foerstner b April 24, 1876 T Freedom, Wi. Bapt May 20, 1876 Freedom Moravian Church S/O: Wilhelm & Caroline Wallschlager | Forstner, William (I120443)
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| 169703 | William Jumps Olive Jumps Charlott Jumps Charles Jumps Homer Jumps | Lucia, Olive (I205208)
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| 169704 | William Jumps Olive Jumps Charlott Jumps Charles Jumps Homer Jumps | Jumps, William (I205209)
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| 169705 | William Juse Clara Juse Kenneth Juse Willard Juse Ramona Juse Donald Juse Ellsworth Juse [4 2/12] Frank Zuleger | Zuleger, Clara (I110751)
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| 169706 | William Juse Clara Juse Kenneth Juse Willard Juse Ramona Juse Donald Juse Ellsworth Juse [4 2/12] Frank Zuleger | Zuleger, Frank (I147886)
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| 169707 | William Just Emma Just Delores Just Harold Spietz | Just, William Carl (I119493)
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| 169708 | William K Frahm Louise P Frahm Earl Frahm [1 9/12] Martin Koss | Frahm, William K. (I125403)
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| 169709 | William K. Frahm 11/28/1908 4/24/1993 Post Crescent 4/26/1993 B 4 | Frahm, William K. (I125403)
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| 169710 | William Kahler - 50 Helen Kahler - 48 Anna Kahler - 22 Herman Kahler - 20 John Kahler - 16 Alice Kahler - 12 Katherine Meyer - 28 [88] | Kohline, Catherine (I321756)
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| 169711 | William Kahler Annie Kahler | Kahler, William (I324663)
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| 169712 | William Kaliebe Rose Kaliebe Adaline L Kaliebe Luella M Kaliebe [1 3/12] | Kaliebe, William A. (I166954)
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| 169713 | William Kaliebe Rose Kaliebe Adaline L Kaliebe Luella M Kaliebe [1 3/12] | Deau, Rose "Kaliebe" (I172884)
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| 169714 | William Kaliebe Rose Kaliebe Adeline Kaliebe Luella Kaliebe | Deau, Rose "Kaliebe" (I172884)
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| 169715 | William Kalwitz Clara Kalwitz Otto Kalwitz Elmer Klessig Clara Klessig Licon Klessig | Kalwitz, William (I187123)
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| 169716 | William Kalwitz Otta Kalwitz Nettie Kalwitz Elmer Klessig Clara Klessig Lincoln Klessig Roy Klessig Robert Klessig Violet Klessig | Hajenga, Nettie (I187124)
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| 169717 | William Kamkes Barbara Kamkes Clara Kamkes Richard Kamkes | Kamkes, William (I132862)
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| 169718 | William Kamps 7 Feb 1896 Nov 1977 Wrightstown, Brown, Wisconsin | Kamps, William (I105854)
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| 169719 | William Kane Mary Kane Nellie Kane John Kane | Kane, William (I37473)
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| 169720 | William Kane Mary Kane Nellie Kane John Kane | Kane, Nellie (I37474)
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| 169721 | William Kane Mary Kane Nellie Kane John Kane | Kane, John (I156615)
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| 169722 | William Kartehof Dora Kartehof Geritrude Kartehof John P Kartehof Anna M Kartehof | Kerkhoff, William (I49922)
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| 169723 | William Karwack 36 Hannah Karwack 35 Herman Karwack 7 August Karwack 2 Source Citation Year: 1880; Census Place: Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1441; Family History Film: 1255441; Page: 297D; Enumeration District: 131 Source Information Ancestry.com and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 1880 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2010. 1880 U.S. Census Index provided by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints © Copyright 1999 Intellectual Reserve, Inc. All rights reserved. All use is subject to the limited use license and other terms and conditions applicable to this site. http://interactive.ancestry.com/6742/4244769-00032?pid=46255061&backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1880usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26gsfn%3dmartin%26gsfn_x%3d0%26gsln%3dkerweick%26gsln_x%3d0%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d15%26h%3d46255061%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d16&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true | Karweick, William (I153983)
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| 169724 | William Karweich 55 Hanna Karweich 55 August Karweich 22 Lena Karweich 17 Emma Karweich 23 daughter in law Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1810; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 0094; FHL microfilm: 1241810 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1900 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120635_00170?pid=73911384&backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1900usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26gsfn%3dwilliam%26gsfn_x%3d0%26gsln%3dkerweick%26gsln_x%3d0%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d1%26h%3d73911384%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true | Karweick, William (I153983)
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| 169725 | William Kasper Mary Kasper Georg Kasper Lizzie Kasper Maggie Kasper Ferdinant Paul Ditricka Alberl | Rudolf, Margaretha (I184713)
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| 169726 | William Kasper Mary Kasper Georg Kasper Lizzie Kasper Maggie Kasper Ferdinant Paul Ditricka Alberl | Kasper, William (I184721)
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| 169727 | William Kasten: Block 29, Lot 57, Grave 6 | Kasten, William (I202357)
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| 169728 | William Kehler Hellena Kehler | Kahler, William (I324663)
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| 169729 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Keller, Cecilia (I340043)
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| 169730 | William Keller Helen Keller William Keller Thomas Keller Barbara Ann Keller | Keller, William G. (I120762)
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| 169731 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Keller, Barbara Ann (I127860)
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| 169732 | William Keller Helen Keller William Keller Thomas Keller Barbara Ann Keller | Keller, William (I127861)
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| 169733 | William Keller Kattie Keller Kattie Keller Mary Keller Annie Keller Edward Keller | Keller, William (I328813)
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| 169734 | William Kellett 30 Majel Kellett 30 | Kellet, William R. (I306741)
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| 169735 | William Kelso 41 Ida Kelso 44 Mary Kelso 10 Joseph Bowers 20 | Kelso, William A. (I144200)
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| 169736 | William Kelso Catharine Kelso Adelaide Kelso Edward Kelso | Kelso, Edwin (I205363)
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| 169737 | William Kelso Catharine Kelso Adelaide Kelso Edward Kelso | Kelso, Adelaide (I206306)
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| 169738 | William Kelso Catherine Kelso Edwin Kelso Jane Despon George Despon Julia Despon | Kelso, Edwin (I205363)
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| 169739 | William Kelso Catherine Kelso Edwin Kelso Jane Despon George Despon Julia Despon | Kelso, Catharine (I205361)
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| 169740 | William Kempen listed living with family Li zzie 45, (8ch 5 alive) Wilbert, 21, George 18, Hanry 18, Peter 13 , Mary 1 8? | Kempen, William (I16184)
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| 169741 | William Kennedy 45 Katie Kennedy 39 Gregory Kennedy 17 Dela Kennedy 16 Clara Kennedy 14 Woriaca Kennedy 9 Maggie Kennedy 88 Hanora Greaney 83 | Greaney, Kate (I157420)
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| 169742 | William Kennedy 50 Katherine Kennedy 45 Gregory Kennedy 21 Della Kennedy 20 Claro Kennedy 18 Veronica Kennedy 14 Margaret Kennedy 95 Nora Greany 88 | Unknown, Hannah (I157416)
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| 169743 | William Kennedy 50 Katherine Kennedy 45 Gregory Kennedy 21 Della Kennedy 20 Claro Kennedy 18 Veronica Kennedy 14 Margaret Kennedy 95 Nora Greany 88 | Kennedy, William (I157440)
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| 169744 | William Kennedy, the venerable white-haired sage of Appleton, in a communication to the Appleton Crescent, pa ys the following tribute to the late Daniel Ryan, of the town of Buchanan: A few days ago in the town of Buchanan a person passed away from this life, and since then I have been thinking of this man, whom I have known intimately for more than 30 years; and it appears to me that he is entitled to something more than the mere Obituary Notice the papers record, especially to the men of lowly life. This man was in many ways a remarkable man: to be sure he was not very extensively known outside of the locality in which he died; he was not in evidence at political meetings or public gatherings of any kind; he was simple and unostentations in his life, but he was diligent in his chosen occupation and he was always in evidence at his church on Sundays and holidays. The face reveals the character of the man and this man's face revealed in naturally fine intellect with which with proper culture and favorable opportunities might have won him distinction. He was born in the year 1820, in Castle Connel, in County Limerick, Ireland, within the short distance of the city of the violated treaty. Castle Connel has been a distinguished place for more than 1000 years, it still contains the ruins of those strange structures erected there before the Middle ages. During this man's residence there the peasantry believed that it was a favorite haunt of the fairies, and perhaps it would be well, if their successors in our days would believe so still. A little bit of imagination does not do anybody any harm. This man arrived in America at the age of 30 years, and he first located near the city of Springfield Mass., where he married, and where he continued to resided until the year 1856 when came to the town of Buchanan where he has lived since. While in Massachusetts he was the employ of a retired merchant, who had been so attached to him that he offered to double its compensation if he would remain permanently with him. The men among whom this man was born, among whom he lived until he was 30 years of age were in many ways remarkable men. O'Connell use to call them (and he knew) "the finest peasantry under the sun." It was their fathers, according to the Duke of Wellington, that saved the British Empire from destruction, and historians of England concede it. These men were distinguished for the absolute purity of their morals. They knew little of sin, because they had but little conception of it. They bore some resemblance at least, to the holy man that hourly worship at the altars of God. They were loyal to their friends; they had a tender hearts; they were frugal and laborious in their lives, and they kept the faith in which they were born. The man of whom I am speaking inherently inherited the qualities of these men and they continued with him through his life. Nor are they likely to pass away with his life, because he has left behind him those of his own blood who have inherited from his virtues; and they are certain to be perpetuated through them for many years to come. This man was not rich. He was simply in comfortable circumstances for his vocation in life. But if the Palace has its pleasures, and the cottage is not without its felicities: and God, after all is not inequitable and the distribution of his gifts. "Princes and lords may flourish and may fade, a breath may take them as a breath hat has made, but a bold peasantry, their country's pride, when once destroyed can never be supplied." He was an Irishman that wrote these lines. He is known to the world of our days as Oliver Goldsmith. But in his days his friends, for short, used call him "Poor Goldy." And it would be well especially for Irishman, and for that matter, for all men, to occasionally looked in the books that Goldsmith wrote. All that is mortal of the man that I am talking about peacefully lies in the churchyard in the town of Buchanan adjacent to the church in which he worshiped in life, and there they will remain forever. In the years, of course, he will be forgotten; but the place he lies will not be forgotten by God, because the spot that entombs the ashes of a good man remains consecrated ground forever. But who is this good man of whom I have been speaking? His name is Daniel Ryan. - WILLIAM KENNEDY. | Ryan, Daniel J. (I2032)
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| 169745 | William Kennedy Sarah Kennedy Maude Kennedy John M. Kennedy Hattie Kennedy | Jennings, Sarah (I108241)
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| 169746 | William Kerbey Norra Kerbey Loyl Kerbey Harold Kerbey Harry Kerbey | Kearby, Ivyl Edna (I340779)
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| 169747 | William Kerkhof 27 Catherine Kerkhof 21 Dartha M Kerkhof 3/12 William Jackels 23 | Kerkhoff, William (I31767)
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| 169748 | William Kerkhof 36 Kaherine Kerkhof 32 Dorathy Kerkhof 10 Erleen Kerkhof 9 Francis Kerkhof 8 Wilfred Kerkhof 6 Eugene Kerkhof 5 Jerome Kerkhof 3 10/12 Mary Rose Kerkhof 2 3/12 William Kerkhof 1 11/12 | Kerkhoff, William (I31767)
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| 169749 | William Kerkhoff Dora Kerkhoff Gertrude M Kerkhoff John P Kerkhoff Anna M Kerkhoff Alfred J Kerkhoff Arthur L Kerkhoff | Timmers, Theodora (I92846)
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| 169750 | William Kersten Anna Kersten Sylvester Kersten Rossella Kersten [3 2/12] | Kersten, William (I121606)
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| 169751 | William Kersten Anna Kersten Sylvester Kersten Rossella Kersten [3 2/12] | Turkow, Anna (I121607)
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| 169752 | William Kersten Anna Kersten Sylvester Kersten Rosella Kersten | Kersten, William (I121606)
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| 169753 | William Kersten Anna Kersten Sylvester Kersten Rosella Kersten | Kersten, William (I121606)
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| 169754 | William Kerten Christina Kerten John Kerten Margaret Kerten Victoria Roth | Roth, Victoria (I337205)
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| 169755 | William Kieffer Born: February 14, 1873 Died: March 13, 1951 Place of Birth: Freedom, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 13, 1951 Section: Page: 36 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Nicholas Location: FreedomPage 36 | Kieffer, William (I22226)
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| 169756 | William Kielgas 6/27/1871 3/17/1951 Post Crescent 3/19/1951 10 | Kielgas, Friedrich Wilhelm (I173212)
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| 169757 | William Kielgas Emma Kielgas Lourine Kielgas Hugo Kielgas Lyda Kielgas Emma Kielgas Arthur Kielgas Paul Kielgas [0] | Kielgas, Friedrich Wilhelm (I173212)
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| 169758 | William Kielgas Emma Kielgas Louisa Kielgas Hugo Kielgas Lydia Kielgas Emma Kielgas Arthur Kielgas Paul Kielgas Irvin Kielgas | Kielgas, Friedrich Wilhelm (I173212)
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| 169759 | William Kielgas Erwin Kielgas Delilias Kielgas | Kielgas, Erwin (I151139)
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| 169760 | William Kilgas Emma Kilgas Louisa Kilgas Hugo Kilgas Lydia Kilgas | Kielgas, Friedrich Wilhelm (I173212)
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| 169761 | William Kilgas Louisa Kilgas Mata Kilgas | Kilgas, Wilhelm (I106374)
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| 169762 | William Kirkhoff Dora Kirkhoff Gertrude M Kirkhoff John P Kirkhoff Anna M Kirkhoff Alfred J Kirkhoff Arthur L Kirkhoff | Kerkhoff, William (I49922)
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| 169763 | William Kispert Minnie Kispert Fred Kispert | Kispert, William (I165042)
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| 169764 | William Klammer Johanna Klammer Abbos Klammer Ruth Klammer Mike Ristau | Klammer, William (I162663)
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| 169765 | William Klaus Lydia Klaus Cyril Klaus Lolita Klaus Charles Klaus Helen Klaus | Klaus, William S. (I76075)
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| 169766 | William Klaus Lydia Klaus Cyril Klaus Lolita Klaus Charles Klaus Helen Klaus | Klaus, Cyril (I76076)
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| 169767 | WILLIAM KLITZKE, who is engaged in cultivating eighty acres of fine farming land in Ellington township, is a native of Germany, and was born in 1866, a son of Charles and Fredareka Klitzke. Charles Klitzke was born in the Fatherland and came to the United States in 1881, bringing his wife and four children: August, Minnie, Bertha and William. He purchased the property that is now being cultivated by Herman Klitzke, and there he continued to reside until his retirement, at which time he removed to Appleton, in 1891, and there he now resides. His wife passed away in 1889. William Klitzke received his educational training in the schools of his native country, and accompanied his parents to the United States in 1881. He spent the greater part of his time until he was married at farm work, and after that event he worked for four years in the Appleton paper mills. He then purchased his present eighty-acre farm, on which he has carried on operations to the present time. He built a new residence, remodeled the barn, put in new fencing and made a number of other improvements, making the farm one of the best of its size in this part of the township. He has carried on general farming and dairying, and his efforts have met with well-deserved success. In 1893 Mr. Klitzke was married to Lena Mueller, daughter of Charles and Maria Mueller, of Center, a native of Center township. Mr. and Mrs. Klitzke have had five children: Gordon, who died at the age of nine months; William; Elmer Irvin, Dorothy and Viola. The family is connected with the German Lutheran Church of Ellington. Ryan, | Klitzke, William (I194269)
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| 169768 | William Klitzke Lena Klitzke William Klitzke Helmuth Klitzke Erwin Klitzke | Klitzke, Helmuth (I193721)
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| 169769 | William Klumb was elected chief at the annual meeting of the fire department. | Klumb, William (I165024)
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| 169770 | William Klumb Mary Klumb Wilma Klumb Alfred Klumb Marion Klumb | Klumb, William (I186944)
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| 169771 | William Klumb Amelia Klumb William E Klumb Fredrick Klumb Walter Klumb Edward Klumb Francis Klumb Minnie Klumb | Klumb, William (I165024)
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| 169772 | William Klumb Mary Klumb Alfred Klumb Marion Klumb Elizabeth Klumb Mary Pein | Gobart, Maria (I148038)
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| 169773 | William Klumb Mary Klumb Alfred Klumb Marion Klumb Elizabeth Klumb Mary Pein | Klumb, William (I186944)
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| 169774 | William Knapp, of Pickerel, formerly of Kaukauna, age 82 years, died peacefully on April 24, 2007, with his family by his side. He was born June 16, 1924, in Fort William, Ontario, Canada to the late Edward and Edith (Ure) Knapp. Bill married Evelyn Truyman on February 21, 1946, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Kaukauna. He was a veteran of World War II and received the Bronze Star. Bill was employed at Thilmany Pulp and Paper for 43 years retiring in 1986. He coached the St. Mary basketball teams for 25 years. Bill was a member of the Quarter Century Club at Thilmany's, Kaukauna Elk's Club, Pickerel Lake Snowmobile Club, Pickerel Lake Association and St. Mary's Catholic Church, Pickerel, where he also ushered. He enjoyed fishing, playing cribbage and was an avid sports fan. Bill loved to have family and friends at their home on Pickerel Lake. He is survived by his loving wife of 61 years; Evelyn Knapp, Pickerel; children: Bruce (Bonnie) Knapp, Little Chute; Janet (Irv) Keough, Kaukauna and Paul (Mary) Knapp, Kaukauna; grandchildren: Scott (Laura) Knapp, Racine; Chris (Stacy) Knapp, Sherwood; Coreen (Gary) Wyngaaard, Kimberly; Skyler Keough, Kaukauna; Micaela (Jeremy) Wadzinski, Green Bay; Mara (Peter) Nelson, Kaukauna; Kelyn, Kendra and Riley Knapp, Kaukauna; great-grandchildren: Justin, Amanda, Sam, Emma, Owen and Amelya; brother, Robert (Elaine) Knapp, Kaukauna; brothers-in-law: Jack (Laura) Truyman, Oshkosh and Jerome (Marie) Truyman, Kaukauna; sisters-in-law: Lorraine Fuerst, Appleton and Geraldine Truyman, Appleton. Bill is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; uncle, Jack Knapp; brothers-in-law: Robert Fuerst and Benedict Truyman. The funeral liturgy for Bill will be held at 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 26, 2007, at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer St., Kaukauna, with Fr. Martin Fox officiating. Interment will take place at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be at the church on Thursday from 2 p.m. until the time of mass. A memorial fund has been established in his name. Special thanks to Dr. Greg Johnson, Dr. Jennifer Wiebel, Pickerel Lake Rescue Squad and Paramedics, the staff at Appleton Medical Center in the Intensive Care Unit and Cardiac Care Unit, Affinity Visiting Nurses and Hospice. The fish always bite in Heaven. We'll miss you and love you forever. Your Loving Family FARGO FUNERAL HOME 400 Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 920-766-6200 www.fargofuneralhomes.com Section C, Page 5 | Knapp, William F. (I200272)
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| 169775 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Knapp, Robert (I196159)
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| 169776 | William Knapp Edith Knapp Edward W Knapp Robert Knapp [2 5/12] | Ure, Edith (I196160)
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| 169777 | William Knapp Edith Knapp Edward W Knapp Robert Knapp [2 5/12] | Knapp, Edward (I196161)
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| 169778 | William Knapp Edith Knapp Edward W Knapp Robert Knapp [2 5/12] | Knapp, William F. (I200272)
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| 169779 | William Knauf 46 Leta Knauf 34 William Knauf 13 Alice Knauf 12 Virginia Knauf 8 Charlotte Knauf 5 Katherine Hass 65 | Knauf, William Nicholas (I309778)
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| 169780 | William Knoespel 42 Minnie Knoespel 34 Hattie Knoespel 14 Mabel Knoespel 12 Herbert Knoespel 9 Harold Knoespel 7 Clarence Knoespel 5 Florence Knoespel 2 [2 7/12] Allen Knoespel 1 [1 3/12] | Knoespel, William (I169110)
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| 169781 | William Knorr Mary Knorr Rosie Knorr Freddie Knorr Willie Knorr | Knorr, Fred M. (I118028)
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| 169782 | William Knowles Martha Knowles Maryanne Knowles Anna Knowles | Knowles, William (I309966)
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| 169783 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kobs, Ethelyn "Pooch" (I158540)
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| 169784 | William Kobussen 38 Helen Keating un Florence Keating 22 Thomas Keating 20 John Keating 17 Leo Keating 15 Mary Keating 12 | Keating, Mary "Mae" (I162907)
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| 169785 | William Kobussen Grada Kobussen John Kobussen Lena Kobussen Willem Kobussen | Kobussen, Elisabeth (I33866)
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| 169786 | William Kobussen Grada Kobussen John Kobussen Lena Kobussen Willem Kobussen | Kobussen, William (I33867)
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| 169787 | William Kobussen Grada Kobussen John Kobussen Lena Kobussen Willem Kobussen | Kobussen, John (I50498)
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| 169788 | William Kobussen Grada Kobussen John Kobussen Lena Kobussen Willem Kobussen | Pierik, Grada "Sarah" (I72940)
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| 169789 | William Kobussen Grada Kobussen John Kobussen Lena Kobussen Willem Kobussen | Kobussen, Wilhelmus (I72981)
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| 169790 | William Kobussen Helen Keating Florence Keating Thomas Keating John Keating Leo Keating Mary Keating | Kobussen, William (I33840)
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| 169791 | William Kobussen Helen Keating Florence Keating Thomas Keating John Keating Leo Keating Mary Keating | Keating, Thomas Joseph (I30899)
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| 169792 | William Kobussen Helen Keating Florence Keating Thomas Keating John Keating Leo Keating Mary Keating | Keating, Florence (I30898)
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| 169793 | William Kobussen Geradio Kobussen Elisabeth Kobussen Williams Kobussen Dora Kobussen Bernard Kobussen | Kobussen, William (I33867)
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| 169794 | William Kobussen Geradio Kobussen Elisabeth Kobussen Williams Kobussen Dora Kobussen Bernard Kobussen | Kobussen, Wilhelmus (I72981)
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| 169795 | William Koehler 38 Sauea Koehler 36 Albert Koehler 10 Ferdenand Koehler 6 Carl Koehler 3 Alvena Koehler 1 John Koehler 63 Tence Koehler 60 | Koehler, Wilhelm Carl Gustave (I147369)
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| 169796 | William Kohler Helen Kohler Anna Kohler Herman Kohler John Kohler Alice Kohler Katherine Meyer [88] | Kahler, William (I324663)
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| 169797 | William Konrad Annie Konrad William J Konrad Harvie Konrad Laura Konrad | Konrad, William (I136777)
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| 169798 | William Konrad Annie Konrad William J Konrad Harvie Konrad Laura Konrad | Konrad, William J. Jr. (I136778)
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| 169799 | William Konrad Anna Konrad Harvey M Konrad | Konrad, William (I136777)
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| 169800 | William Konrad Anna Konrad Harvey Konrad Mae Holmberg Leila Greger | Unknown, Annie (I183459)
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| 169801 | William Kort Son January 11/14, 1896 Town of Green Valley, Wisconsin, USA April 1976 Shawano County, Wisconsin, USA Mattheus Kort Son April 29, 1898 Wisconsin, USA October 1982 Shawano County, Wisconsin, USA Ervin G Kort Son May 6, 1900 Wisconsin, USA October 1974 Clintonville, Waupaca County, Wisconsin, USA Wilhelmina Kort Daughter May 25, 1904 Wisconsin, USA June 8, 1985 Delevan, Walworth County, Wisconsin, USA Leo Kort Son January 3, 1907 Wisconsin, USA August 1976 Wisconsin, USA Louis J Kort Son January 3, 1907 Wisconsin, USA February 15, 1994 Loretta Agnes Kort Daughter August 1, 1911 Wisconsin, USA August 16, 1990 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA Mary Kort Daughter ABT 1913 Wisconsin, USA Isabel E Kort Daughter ABT May 1915 Wisconsin, USA | Wagner, Anna (I178205)
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| 169802 | William Korte Rose Korte Doris Korte Lillian Korte | Korte, Fred William (I335089)
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| 169803 | William Korte Cathern Korte Mate Korte Anna A Korte Dora B Korte Willie F Korte Kate M Korte Arnhold H Korte | Korte, Wilhelm (I141273)
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| 169804 | William Korte Cathern Korte Mate Korte Anna A Korte Dora B Korte Willie F Korte Kate M Korte Arnhold H Korte | Korte, Mary Meta (I141283)
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| 169805 | William Korte Cathern Korte Mate Korte Anna A Korte Dora B Korte Willie F Korte Kate M Korte Arnhold H Korte | Korte, Arnold A. (I317029)
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| 169806 | William Korte Cathern Korte Mate Korte Anna A Korte Dora B Korte Willie F Korte Kate M Korte Arnhold H Korte | Tiedemann, Catherine M. (I141272)
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| 169807 | William Korte Rose Korte Doris Korte Lillian Korte | Hoffman, Lillian Pearl Clara (I323311)
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| 169808 | William Korte Rose Korte Doris Korte Lillian Korte | Krell, Rosa (I323313)
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| 169809 | William Korth Alvina Korth Ervin Korth [1 2/12] Fred J Korth Harvey Korth Louis Korth | Korth, William (I191651)
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| 169810 | William Korth Alvina Korth Ervin Korth [1 2/12] Fred J Korth Harvey Korth Louis Korth | Korth, Harvey (I191799)
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| 169811 | William Kortz, Kaukauna, age 66, died early Saturday morning, December 1, 2007, at the Appleton Medical Center. Bill was born in Appleton on October 28, 1941, son of the late Kirby and Catherine (Vander Heiden) Kortz. A lifetime area resident, Bill was a graduate of Holy Cross Elementary School and Freedom High School. He was also a lifelong and active member of Holy Cross Parish. Bill married Helen Diny on July 2, 1966, in Greenleaf. They were blessed with forty-one years of love, laughter, and happiness. Bill was employed as a truck driver for forty-five years and retired to enjoy tinkering with motors and collecting antique tractors. He was a very gentle man who loved nature, going for long walks, traveling, biking, and especially spending time with his children and grandchildren. He will be remembered as an attentive listener of joys and sorrows and a thoughtful giver. Bill is survived by his wife, Helen; two daughters: Ann (Robert) Laatsch, Jacksonville, North Carolina ; Lynn (David) Bustamante, Colorado Springs, Colorado; four grandchildren: William and Molly Laatsch and Alejandro and Sophia Bustamante; three sisters: Joan (Gene) Vander Heiden, Kaukauna; Mary (Joe) Lom, Appleton; Carol (John) Pilgrim, Oconomowoc; four brothers: Roy (Sue) Kortz, Waupaca; Lee (Carol) Kortz, Cincinnati; Jim (Linda) Kortz, Kaukauna; and Mark (Jan) Kortz of Kaukauna. Bill is further survived by his wife's family: Mary (Patrick) West, Stevens Point; Pat (Tom) Van Rossum, Greenleaf; and Diane (Jeff) Joyce, Wausau; as well as several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, and by Helen's parents, Clarence and Marie (Nies) Diny. The funeral liturgy for Bill will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, December 5, 2007, at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Martin Fox and Fr. Jack Mullarkey officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday (TODAY) from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. and again at the church on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the hour of the service. There will be a parish prayer and scripture service at 7 p.m. tonight at the funeral home. FARGO FUNERAL HOME 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Section C, Page 3 | Kortz, William John (I83450)
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| 169812 | William Kotil - 41 Kathyrn Kotil - 37 Richard Kotil - 11 Bernard Key - 23 Alma Key - 25 | Key, Bernard (I188060)
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| 169813 | William Kramer Angeline Kramer Dorothy Kramer Donald Kramer Robert Kramer Richard Vande Voort | Kramer, William (I17936)
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| 169814 | William Kramer Angeline Kramer Dorothy Kramer Donald Kramer Robert Kramer Richard Vande Voort | VandeVoort, Angeline (I155597)
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| 169815 | William Kramer Bertha Kramer Melvin W Kramer Mary Kramer Clemens Kramer Bernice Kramer William Kramer Elsie Kramer [1 4/12] | Kramer, Mary (I92925)
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| 169816 | William Kramer Bertha Kramer Melvin W Kramer Mary Kramer Clemens Kramer Bernice Kramer William Kramer Elsie Kramer [1 4/12] | Kramer, William (I315091)
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| 169817 | William Kramer Bertha Kramer Bernice Kramer William Kramer Elsa Kramer Floyd Kramer Stanley Kramer [3 2/12] | Kramer, William (I17936)
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| 169818 | William Kramer Bertha Kramer Bernice Kramer William Kramer Elsa Kramer Floyd Kramer Stanley Kramer [3 2/12] | Kramer, William (I315091)
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| 169819 | William Kramer Bertha Kramer | Kramer, William (I315091)
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| 169820 | William Kranson Alvina N Krause Amelia Krause August Krause Martha Krause Leo Krause Frederick Krause Dora Krause Rudolph Krause August Bendt | Krause, William (I146730)
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| 169821 | William Kranzusch, age 89, of Appleton, beloved husband, father and grandfather, passed away May 13, 2011, at Rennes Health Care Center. He was born on May 19, 1921, of parents Harold and Ruth (Ricker) Kranzusch in Appleton. Bill married Jeanette Petersen on February 6, 1943, and enjoyed 68 loving years of marriage. He served in WWII as a member of the Army Air Corp. He was an alumnus of Marquette University, majoring in Accounting and Finance and resided in Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin, for 25 years. Bill held various positions as Controller in the Milwaukee area, was a charter member of Holy Cross Lutheran Church in Menomonee Falls, an active volunteer in the Boy Scouts of America and Board Member of the Potawatomi Area Boy Scout Council in Waukesha. Bill and Jeanette moved to Appleton and formed Kranzusch and Associates, Advisory Investment Management in 1975. He became the first individual to receive the Certified Financial Planning designation in Northeastern Wisconsin in 1981. He provided selfless dedication helping individuals with their financial future and retired in 1995. In his retirement, he was an active member of Appleton Kiwanis Golden K Club and was past president. Bill is survived by wife, Jeanette; son, Charles (Judith) Kranzusch and grandsons: Trevor and Chad. Also surviving is a sister, Mary Jane (Dr. Milton) Fox of Sun City, Arizona. He was preceded in death by parents; and in-laws, Charles and Clara Petersen. The funeral service for Bill will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, May 23, 2011, at TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 209 S. Allen St., in Appleton with Pastor Kurt Kovanen officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Monday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service at the church. Memorials are appreciated to the Appleton Kiwanis Golden K Scholarship - Youth Projects and Trinity Lutheran Church, Appleton. The family wishes to express their gratitude to the staff and management of Rennes Health Center for the loving care and service to Bill. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior St. Appleton 920-739-1231 | Kranzusch, William (I177398)
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| 169822 | William Kranzusch Minnie Kranzusch Emma Kranzusch [23] William Kranzusch Jr. Clara Kranzusch Ida Kranzusch Llinda Kranzusch Walter Kranzusch Rosie Kranzusch | Kranzusch, Linda (I119070)
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| 169823 | William Krause Emma Krause Arthur Krause Helen Krause Gladys Krause [2 8/12] | Krause, Gladys (I168837)
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| 169824 | William Krause Emma Krause Arthur Krause Helen Krause Gladys Krause [2 8/12] | Krause, Arthur (I203307)
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| 169825 | William Krause Emma Krause Arthur Krause Helen Krause Gladys Krause [2 8/12] | Krause, William (I203311)
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| 169826 | William Krauser Alvina Krauser Bertha Krauser Mary Krauser Amelia Krauser Frank Krauser August Krauser Martha Krauser Leo Krauser Frederick Krauser Emma Krauser | Krause, William (I146730)
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| 169827 | William Krautkssemer Lillian Krautkssemer Jennayne Krautkssemer Angeline Krautkssemer | Krautkramer, William (I312398)
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| 169828 | William Kreiss - 57 Bessie Kreiss - 55 James Kreiss - 27 Mary Kreiss - 22 Evelyn Kreiss - 20 | Kreiss, William (I205178)
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| 169829 | William Kressin 30 Mabel M Kressin 26 | Harm, Mabel (I104152)
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| 169830 | William Kressin 30 Mabel M Kressin 26 | Kressin, William (I104156)
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| 169831 | William Kressin 39 Mable Kressin 36 | Harm, Mabel (I104152)
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| 169832 | William Kressin 39 Mable Kressin 36 | Kressin, William (I104156)
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| 169833 | William Krohn Luiesa Krohn Minnie Krohn William Krohn Ellen Krohn Annie Krohn Sarah Krohn | Krohn, William (I203995)
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| 169834 | William Krohn Luiesa Krohn Minnie Krohn William Krohn Ellen Krohn Annie Krohn Sarah Krohn | Krohn, Sarah "Sadie" (I203996)
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| 169835 | William Krueger - 58 Bertha M Krueger - 53 Anna M Krueger - 30 William F Krueger - 28 Sessie M Krueger - 25 Oscar Krueger - 21 Jennie R Krueger - 23 | Krueger, William (I152639)
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| 169836 | William Krueger - 67 [51] William Krueger - 39 Susan Krueger - 34 [39] Jennie Krueger - 32 Oscar Krueger - 30 | Krueger, William (I152639)
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| 169837 | William Krueger Ella Krueger Leverna Krueger Lester Krueger Dorothy Krueger | Krueger, William (I193061)
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| 169838 | William Krueger Augusta Krueger Annie Krueger Elma Krueger Effal Krueger George Krueger | Krueger, William (I88775)
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| 169839 | William Krueger Minnie Krueger Lillian Krueger Mable Krueger Alice Krueger Walter Krueger [3 6/12] | Krueger, William (I149757)
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| 169840 | William Krueger Ida Krueger Elsie Krueger Erben Krueger Evelyn Krueger Dorothy Krueger Willard Krueger [1 9/12] | Krueger, William (I198422)
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| 169841 | William Krueger Minnie Krueger Mable Krueger Alice Krueger Walter Krueger Willard Krueger Wilmer Krueger [4 1/12] | Krueger, William (I149757)
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| 169842 | William Kuchelmester Janet Kuchelmester James Lee Kuchelmester Loreliam Kuchelmester | Kuchelmeister, William (I189677)
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| 169843 | William Kuchenbecker Agusta M Kuchenbecker Betty J Kuchenbecker Loriane M Kuchenbecker Eugene W Kuchenbecker William J Kuchenbecker Maryann Kuchenbecker Marjorie Kuchenbecker | Kuchenbecker, William (I315050)
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| 169844 | William Kueppa Gertie Kueppa | Rohe, Gertrude (I186226)
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| 169845 | William Kueppa Gertie Kueppa | Kuepper, William (I186228)
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| 169846 | William Kuepper - 25 Gertrude Kuepper - 19 | Rohe, Gertrude (I186226)
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| 169847 | William Kuepper - 35 Gertrude Kuepper - 29 Anna Kuepper - 9 William Kuepper - 4 John Kuepper - 1 | Kuepper, William Peter (I188677)
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| 169848 | William Kuepper Gertrude Kuepper Anna Kuepper William Kuepper John Kuepper | Kuepper, William (I186228)
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| 169849 | William Kuiper, 82, 1362 Lawe St., died at a local hospital Saturday evening following a long illness. He was born in Bay Settlement and married the former Elsa Schrickel in 1912. She preceded him in death in 1956. He was a member of the Pere-Marquette Court No. 1211 Catholic Order of Foresters. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Hess, Green Bay; one grandson, William Flint; two great grandchildren, Mark and Susan Flint, all of Troy Mich.; four sisters, Mrs. Henry Deschane, Mrs. Elmer Deschane, Miss Genevieve, all of Green Bay, and Mrs. Martin Van Lanen, Bay Settlement; one brother, Frank, Green Bay. At Malcore Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today. Rosary tonight at 8 by Msgt. Peter Skell and members of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Funeral Tuesday at 10 a.m. at SS. Peter and Paul Church. Burial at Allouez Cemetery. | Kuipers, William (I134143)
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| 169850 | William Kunstman Maria Kunstman Henry Kunstman Rudolph Kunstman William Kunstman Alma Kunstman Metha Kunstman | Kunstman, Henry (I150800)
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| 169851 | William Kussow 52 Mary Kussow 42 Emma Kussow 19 Ella Kussow 17 Ervan Kussow 15 Arthur Kussow 12 Elmer Kussow 10 Marian Kussow 8 Sherman Kussow 5 | Kussow, Elmer J. (I167796)
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| 169852 | William Kussow 43 Mary Kussow 33 Edgar Kussow 13 Stella Kussow 12 Emma Kussow 10 Ella Kussow 7 Ervan Kussow 5 Arthur Kussow 3 Elmer Kussow 0 | Kussow, William (I167797)
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| 169853 | William Kussow 52 Mary Kussow 42 Emma Kussow 19 Ella Kussow 17 Ervan Kussow 15 Arthur Kussow 12 Elmer Kussow 10 Marian Kussow 8 Sherman Kussow 5 | Kussow, William (I167797)
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| 169854 | William Kussow 63 Mary Kussow 53 Ervin Kussow 25 Arthur Kussow 23 Elmer Kussow 20 Marion Kussow 18 Sherman Kussow 15 | Kussow, Irvin W. (I80672)
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| 169855 | William Kussow 63 Mary Kussow 53 Ervin Kussow 25 Arthur Kussow 23 Elmer Kussow 20 Marion Kussow 18 Sherman Kussow 15 | Kussow, William (I167797)
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| 169856 | William L Bonzelet 5/2/1910 Post Crescent 1/30/1980 B 11 | Bonzelet, William L. (I34885)
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| 169857 | William L Delrow Jeanette H Delrow Edward T Delrow Mary L Delrow Dorothy B Delrow Virginia A Delrow Henrietta G Johnson Gordon C Meier Geraldine A Meier [3 8/12] Cora M Olson | Delrow, Edward (I179283)
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| 169858 | William L Eckrich Ursula G Eckrich Isadore L Eckrich Amanda H Eckrich Marion J Eckrich | Eckrich, William Louis (I136183)
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| 169859 | William L Eckrich Ursula G Eckrich Isadore L Eckrich Amanda H Eckrich Marion J Eckrich | Klassen, Ursula (I143330)
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| 169860 | William L Eslien 47 Helen Eslien 46 Della H Eslien 17 Helen M Eslien 6 Margaret M Phillips 30 | Phillips, Helene (I126583)
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| 169861 | William L Eslien Helen Eslien Della H Eslien Helen M Eslien Margaret M Phillips | Eslien, William (I165702)
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| 169862 | William L Golden Delia Golden Luke Golden Helen Golden William Golden | Egan, Otillia or Odelia (I50991)
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| 169863 | William L Golden Delia Golden Luke Golden Helen Golden William Golden | Golden, William L. Jr. (I75951)
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| 169864 | William L Golden Delia Golden Luke Golden Helen Golden William Golden | Golden, William (I139863)
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| 169865 | William L Golden William J Golden | Golden, William L. Jr. (I75951)
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| 169866 | William L Hagerty Margaret Hagerty Michael Hagerty | Hagerty, William L. (I57069)
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| 169867 | William L Lyons Celia Lyons Miriam Lyons William Lyons Anton Hiller Frank Geurts | Lyons, William L. (I307139)
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| 169868 | William L Planert 53 Iva M Planert 52 Glen W Planert 21 Elna L Planert 11 | Ames, Iva May (I118147)
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| 169869 | William L Planert Iva M Planert Glen W Planert Elna L Planert | Planert, William (I118155)
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| 169870 | William L Sackett [45] Elizabeth Duckett Anna Duckett Marie Duckett [7] Veronica Duckett Alia Brettmacher Thomas Keancan [46] Mary Duckett | Kane, Elizabeth (I133815)
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| 169871 | William L Sackett Elizabeth Duckett Anna Duckett Marie Duckett Veronica Duckett Alia Brettmacher Thomas Keancan Mary Duckett | Duckett, William (I145375)
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| 169872 | William L Wagg 27 Margaret Wagg B. Mich 24 Angeline H Wagg B. WI 6 John Holland B-in-law b. Mich 19 | Wagg, William (I307796)
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| 169873 | William L Wogg 32 Margaret Wogg 28 Augeline Wogg B. WI. 11 | Wagg, William (I307796)
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| 169874 | William L. "Bill" Fitzpatrick, of Menasha, formerly of Little Chute, age 89, passed away on August 21, 2012, at home, comforted by his faith and surrounded by his loving family after battling cancer. He was born on April 16, 1923 in North Adams, MA to Francis and Alma (Millette) Fitzpatrick. He graduated from St. Joseph High School in North Adams and then served in the Naval Air Corps during WWII. He attended the University of Notre Dame and graduated from St. Norbert College with a BA in Economics in 1948, where he was a three-sport athlete. He later received a Masters Degree in Physical Education from Northern Michigan University. Bill married the love of his life Margaret Jacobs on August 13, 1947 at St. Boniface Church in DePere. They moved to Little Chute, became members of St. John Church, and together raised eight children. With pride and joy Bill welcomed in-laws, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. After college Bill taught and coached at Hilbert High School from 1948 - 50. He then began a teaching and coaching career in Little Chute, first at St. John High School from 1951-66 and then Little Chute High School from 1967-85. He had many successful years of coaching at St. John and his football teams at Little Chute High School were undefeated under his tenure on the Mustang home field (49-0), now named Fitzpatrick Field. After retiring from teaching, Bill was the Fox Valley Athletic Association conference commissioner. Bill had a special fondness for the community of Little Chute, which honored him with "Bill Fitzpatrick Day" in 1976. Bill was a member of Little Chute Legion Post 258 and a charter member and first president of the Little Chute Kiwanis Club. Coach Fitz received many honors including Wisconsin Football Coach of the Year in 1979 and Midwest High School Coach of the Year in 1987. Bill was inducted into the St. Norbert Hall of Fame, the Wisconsin High School Football Coaches Hall of Fame located at Camp Randall, and the National High School Coaches Hall of Fame in 2006. These accolades were meaningful to Bill, but not nearly as important as the many relationships he developed with students, athletes and colleagues. Survivors include his wife of 65 years, Marge; four sons: Bill Jr. (Bridget) Fitzpatrick, Fremont; Michael (Lynette) Fitzpatrick, Glendale, AZ (Bill and Michael are twins born two hours prior to Coach Fitz's first football game at St. John's.); Timothy (Donna) Fitzpatrick, Sun Prairie; and Brien (Claire) Fitzpatrick, Schaumburg, IL; four daughters: Margaret (Tom) Gossens, Appleton; Maureen (Jeff) Carpenter, Phoenix, AZ; Erin (Ed) Schmidt, Wisconsin Rapids; and Katie (Dutch) Hurley, Appleton. He is further survived by his grandchildren and great-grandchildren: Kelli (Kevin) Porter and their children Bree and Ryann; Adam (Maria) Gossens and their children Quinn and Joseph; Megan Gossens; Jacob Carpenter and his son Ezekiel; Molly (Ryan) Hobbs; Cullen and Conor Fitzpatrick; Dustin and Colleen Fitzpatrick; Bridget (Chuck) Soldner and their children Colton and Bryce; Becky (Tim) Blanke; Michael and Alisen Fitzpatrick; Sarah, Sam and Max Hurley; Kaysee, Brenna and Hannah Fitzpatrick. He is also survived by sisters-in-law Elizabeth Miskella and Helen Brennan both of DePere; and dear friends Bud and Joan Kohn, Combined Locks. Bill is also survived by many special nieces and nephews. Bill was preceded in death by his parents; Marge's parents John and Helena Jacobs; two grandchildren Katelan and Maureen Fitzpatrick; his siblings and in-laws: Edward (Betty) Fitzpatrick, Bernard (Claire) Fitzpatrick, Paul (Anne) Fitzpatrick, Mary (Bob) Cooney, Kay (Stan) Giza; brothers and sisters-in-law: Henry (Glady) Jacobs, Porky (Margaret) Jacobs, Norbert Jacobs, Florence Hartman, Paul Miskella and Urban Brennan. Visitation will be held Monday August 27, 2012 in the Field House at LITTLE CHUTE HIGH SCHOOL (1402 Freedom Road) from 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. with an 8:30 p.m. prayer service. Visitation will continue Tuesday August 28, 2012 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 9:00 a.m. until time of Mass at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Ronald Belitz will officiate. The. Rev. Dean Dombroski and the Rev. Gerald Falk will concelebrate. Military rites conducted by the Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258 will immediately follow. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book please visit oconnellfh.com. A memorial is being established. Our gratitude to Theda Care Hospice and Dr. Mortara's office, especially Patty, for helping us with Dad's care. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 23 to August 24, 2012 | Fitzpatrick, William L. "Bill" (I181866)
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| 169875 | William L. "Bill" Rammer, Kaukauna, age 74, passed away with his loving family at his side Saturday April 2, 2011, at Appleton Medical Center after a courageous battle with cancer. He was born November 1, 1936, in Sheboygan. Bill proudly served in the U.S. Navy from 1955 - 1957. Bill married his devoted wife, Diane, on August 9, 1958, at St. Mary Parish in Random Lake. Bill and his family lived in West Bend for 10 years, where he worked for the Gehl Co. They then moved to Kaukauna where he worked at Badger Northland as an engineer and attained the position of Vice President of Engineering. After Badger sold-out, he worked for Miller in St. Nazianz for 10 years. After two heart attacks, Bill received a heterotopic heart transplant (two hearts) which blessed his family with an additional 21 years and gave his grandchildren the opportunity to know what a wonderful man he really was. As a proud father and loving grandfather, Bill could always put a smile on everyone's face; he had a great sense of humor. Bill loved designing, building and fixing things and spending time with his family. He also enjoyed all sports, especially the Packers and the Brewers, and enjoyed playing golf and bowling. As an officer of the Kaukauna Kiwanis Club, Bill was a vital part of many projects through the club. He was also involved in other organizations, including the American Society of Agriculture Engineers, where he served as president for the Wisconsin section. Throughout his life, Bill touched many people's lives. He was always raising his hand to volunteer for any project whether with Special Olympics or at his church. Bill gave of himself and his talents freely. Bill is survived by his wife of 52 years, Diane (Binder) Rammer; their children: Steven (Susan), Kaukauna; Douglas (Ellen), Darboy; and Lisa, Appleton; five grandchildren: Jacalyn, Daniel, Laura, David and Michelle Rammer; sisters and brother: Judith (Al) Lierman, Janice (Robert) Klug and Richard (Sherri) Rammer; sisters and brothers-in-law: Patricia (William) Palmer, Patricia and Mardell Binder; his little buddy Shado; and special niece Amy Bares and her family. He is further survived by many other nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, Edgar and Virginia Rammer; brothers-in-law: Donald and Darwin Binder; aunts, uncles and other relatives. Visitation will be held Friday April 8, 2011, at BETHANY LUTHERAN CHURCH (124 W. 10th St. Kaukauna) beginning at 1 p.m. until time of funeral at 4:30 p.m. The Rev. Levi Willms will officiate. Military rites conducted by the Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258 will immediately follow. Committal St. Mary Cemetery, Kaukauna. For online condolences, please visit www.oconnellfh.com. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established. The Rammer's would like to extend a special thank you to Dr. Guenther and the oncology nurses at Appleton Medical Center and to Drs. Johnson and Schoening from the Kaukauna Clinic. Bye for now, see you again. Love, Me. Thanks to a loving and caring special father whom we have always been proud of. Love you, Dad. "A grandfather is a gift from above, one to cherish, one to love." We love you, Grandpa. Jackie, Dan, Laura, Michelle and David. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 | Rammer, William L. "Bill" (I320713)
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| 169876 | William L. "Billy" Moder, age 49, of Hortonville, died on Thursday, March 8, 2007. He was born on September 10, 1957, in New London, son of the late Lawrence & Bernice (Hoffman) Moder. Billy graduated from Hortonville High School with the Class of 1975. He worked at Curwood in New London for over 20 years. His hobbies included hunting, fishing and sports. He will be sadly missed by his relatives and many friends who meant a great deal to him. He is survived by three sisters: Barbara (John) Quinn, New London; Elaine Dorn, Lodi; Laurel Ethier, Rio Rancho, New Mexico; nieces and nephews: Kevin (Andi) Quinn, Jeff (Ann) Dorn, Greg (Erin) Dorn, Nicholas (Sandee) Ethier, Brian Ethier, Sarah Ethier. He was preceded in death by his parents and a nephew Ryan Quinn. The memorial service that will celebrate Billy's life will be held on Sunday, March 11, 2007 at 3:30 p.m. at the Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home in Hortonville. Friends may call directly at the funeral on Sunday, from 2:00 p.m. until the time of the service. A memorial fund has been established. A special thank you to the Hortonville Police and paramedics. Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home 109 W. Main St., Hortonville 920-779-4588 www.borchardtmoder funeralhomes.com | Moder, William (I123473)
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| 169877 | William L. Berrens, Oakridge Gardens Nursing Center, age 70, died Tuesday, October 19, 1993. William was born on June 8, 1923 in Sherwood, Wisconsin, son of the late Joseph Berrens, Sr. and Rose Scherer Berrens. William married Alice Apitz at Waukegan, Illinois on May 4, 1953. She preceded him in death on August 24, 1987. He worked at consolidated Papers, Inc. in Appleton and Wisconsin Rapids for 35 years, retiring in December of 1984. William was a veteran of World War II, and enjoyed bowling, golfing, fishing and dining with his friends at the senior meals site. Survivors include a daughter, Wanda Robert Le Clair, Manitowoc; a son Bruce Jean Berrens, Burnsville, Minnesota; four grandchildren: Angela, Christopher, Corinna and Jessica, all of Burnsville, Minnesota. He is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. He was also preceded in death by two sisters: Evelyn and Audrey; and by a brother, Joseph, Jr. As requested by William, his body was cremated and there will be no visitation or service. Entombment will be at Appleton Highland Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society in care of Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond St., Appleton, WI 54911. | Berrens, William (I151006)
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| 169878 | William L. Brandenburg, 64, Town of Menasha, passed away Thursday, May 3, 2012, at home. Bill was born February 19, 1948 in Neenah, Wisconsin, the son of Arthur and Valeria (Wangelin) Brandenburg. He was an avid sports fan who enjoyed following the Packers and Brewers, both in good times and in bad. Bowling was also a favorite sport. But his passion was golfing and he enjoyed many hours on the links with friends and toured a number of courses around the country. Survivors include his brother, Terry Brandenburg, West Allis, and two nieces, Kristin and Karen Brandenburg, Milwaukee. He is further survived by an uncle, Kenneth Abraham, Fremont, cousins, other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents. The Christian Funeral Service for Bill will be on Tuesday, May 8, 2012, at 11:00 am at Trinity Lutheran Church, Neenah. Visitation will begin at church at 9:00 am until the hour of the service. Interment will be in the Wolf River Cemetery. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from May 5 to May 7, 2012 | Brandenburg, William (I322732)
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| 169879 | William L. Burke, 82 of De Pere passed away early Wednesday morning December 26, 2012. He was born in Green Bay on May 23, 1930 to the late Leo and Margie (Ryan) Burke. On December 11, 1951 he married Carol Cornelissen at St. Mary Catholic Church in Greenleaf. William served his country in the United States Air Force from 1950 to 1971. He then went to work for Wisconsin Public Service from 1974 until 1990. He is survived by his wife Carol, his children, Jim (Marti) Burke, Danville, CA, Joe (Brenda) Burke, Ft. Collins, CO, Sue Minten, De Pere, Donna Liebergen, Oshkosh, John (Kelly) Burke, Sturgeon Bay, Jerry (Mary Jo) Burke, Sturgeon Bay, 12 grandchildren, and 10 great grandchildren. He is further survived by brother in law Kenny Willems, as well as numerous nieces, nephews and Carol's family. Bill was preceded in death by his parents, his in-laws, Sylvester and Vivian Cornelissen, his brother Edward, his sisters Helen Willems, Pat (Robert) Peeters, Eileen (Joe) Vander Zanden, Mary (Francis "Buzz") Hessel, in laws Leo Diny and Mary Ellen Cornelissen, two nieces and one nephew. Friends may call at the RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305 N. Tenth Street in De Pere on Friday December 28, 2012 from 4 - 8pm, with a parish prayer service at 4pm. Visitation will continue after 9am Saturday at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family corner of Lourdes Ave. and Suburban Drive in De Pere until the Mass of Christian Burial at 10am with Fr. Tim Shillcox O.Praem officiating. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. In lieu of flowers or plants a memorial fund will be established for Unity Hospice and The American Heart Association. The family would like to thank Dr. Spika and the staff at Unity Hospice for all of their care and concern. | Burke, William (I195656)
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| 169880 | William L. Cox of Holland died Wed age 4 6, died on the farm he was born on and always resided, leaves wife and o ne child, 3 brothers and one sister. 1906 Kaukauna Times dated 9/28/1906; William Cox a farmer in Hollandtown d ied of Tuburculosis Wed at aged 45, buried in St. Francis. | Cox, William L. (I6102)
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| 169881 | William L. Laird Born: August 12, 1873 Died: November 15, 1951 Place of Birth: Ellington, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 15, 1951 Section: Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Highland Memorial Park Location: Appleton, WI | Laird, William (I153117)
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| 169882 | William L. Laird, "Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930"Name: William L. Laird Birth Date: Birthplace: Ellington Age: Spouse's Name: Zella Sykes Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birthplace: Appleton Spouse's Age: Event Date: 11 Sep 1901 Event Place: Ellington, Outagamie, Wisconsin Father's Name: Alex Laird Mother's Name: Agnes Jamison Spouse's Father's Name: William Sykes Spouse's Mother's Name: Vande Bogart Race: White Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00347-7 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy GS Film number: 1292404 Reference ID: 251 | Family F53690
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| 169883 | WILLIAM L. LYONS, president of the firm of B. Lyons Company, large manufacturers of cigars at Appleton, Wisconsin, was born at Memphis, Tennessee, December 21, 1867, and is a son of Mark B. and Bertha (Lederer) Lyons, the former of whom came to the United States from Birmingham, England, in 1857, and was engaged in business in Tennessee until 1871. In the latter year he located in Appleton, Wisconsin, and for one year was engaged in the furniture business here, after which he established the firm of B. Lyons Company, at No. 821 College avenue, where the firm was located until 1887, when a three-story brick building was erected to accommodate the increased demand at No. 715 College avenue. In 1906 the business was incorporated with William L. Lyons, president and general manager; B. F. Lyons, of Beloit, Wisconsin, vice-president; and C. B. Lyons, secretary. The firm employs fourteen people and does a large mail order business in addition to having an excellent local trade, and sells in all towns adjoining Appleton, its special brands, "Capitols," being favored in the ten-cent variety, while the five-cent special are known as "Capitolettes." William L. Lyons received his early education in the public schools and later attended Ryan High school in Appleton, and graduated from the De Land Business College, after leaving which he learned the cigar making business with the company founded by his father. He married Cecelia V. Pioso, of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and they, have had two children: Miriam Rose, and William P. Benjamin F. Lyons, a resident of Beloit, Wisconsin, in addition to being vice-president of the B. Lyons Company, is general manager of the Beloit Water, Gas and Electric Company. Misses Millie and Rose Lyons are residing at home with their parents, and the other sister, Clare, married H. D. Pioso, a resident of Chicago, and has two children. William L. Lyons is a member of the Knights of Pythias and of the Blue Lodge and Chapter of the Masonic fraternity. With Mrs. Lyons he attends Zion Temple, and was one of the founders of the Appleton Council, No. 155, United Commercial Travelers of America of which he has been secretary for a. number of years. | Lyons, William L. (I307139)
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| 169884 | William L. Malone Eliza Malone Anna Malone | Malone, William (I300057)
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| 169885 | WILLIAM L. SCHROEDER, who has been closely connected with the agricultural interests of Outagamie county throughout his entire career, is now operating an excellent farm situated on Appleton Rural Route No. 6, and has the reputation of being one of the practical and industrious agriculturists of the township of Freedom. William L. Schroeder was born February 27, 1873, in Center township, Outagamie county, on the farm of his father, Louis Schroeder, and received his education in the district schools of his neighborhood. He was reared to the life of a farmer and worked on his father's farm until the age of twenty-four years, when he began giving his services to the farmers of the locality. In 1898 he was married to Miss Ida Buss, who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the daughter of Herman and Bertha Buss, farming people of Center township. One year after his marriage Mr. Schroeder purchased the farm which is now his home, and after a number of years of hard work and good management has brought his farm up to a high standard of excellence. He has remodeled and repaired the buildings, in addition to adding a number of other improvements, and operates his land with the latest and most highly improved machinery, finding a ready market for his large crops. During the past four years Mr. Schroeder has served Freedom township as a member of the school board. He and Mrs. Schroeder are consistent members of St. Peter's German Lutheran Church of Freedom, and have been the parents of two children: Edna, who was born March 20, 1900; and Elmer, born November 29, 1903. | Schroeder, William L. (I166520)
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| 169886 | William L."Bill" Freude, Appleton, age 51, passed away on Monday, March 31, 2008, with his family by his side after an 11 month courageous battle with a malignant brain tumor. Bill was born in Appleton, WI, on March 10, 1957, the son of the late Edward and Lollie (Budsberg) Freude. He graduated from Appleton High School West in 1975. In 1979, Bill graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with a Bachelor of Science degree in Geography, History and Broadfield Social Studies. He completed his Masters Degree in Curriculum and Supervision from the University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. On July 17, 1982, he married his high school sweetheart, Nancy Hill. Bill began his teaching career in Medford, WI, where he was also the head wrestling coach. He later taught in New Holstein, WI, and coached both wrestling and volleyball. In 1988, Bill joined the faculty at Green Bay West High School where he taught Advanced Placement U.S. History, U.S. History and Geography. Bill enjoyed teaching, traveling, biking, boating, campfires, and spending time at "The Cottage" on Shawano Lake. Bill was a devoted husband and father. He took great pride in attending his children's athletic events. Bill was not only a positive role model for his own children, but also to the many students whose lives he touched throughout his teaching career. Bill loved animals, especially his little dog Marissa. Bill is survived by his loving wife of 25 years, Nancy; son, Michael who is attending UW-Milwaukee and daughter, Jennifer, at home; brother, Thomas (Ann) Freude, Tomahawk; sister, Carol (Mark) Eggert, Appleton; and mother-in-law, Mary Hill, Appleton. He is further survived by sisters-in-law: Suzanne (Joe) Vosters, Julie (Phil) Janssen, Ann Michelle (Joe) Hameister. Also surviving are 11 nieces and nephews: Ryan (Pepe), Paul, Lynn (Ryan), Matt (fiance Brittany), Steve, Ben, Sara, Dan, Nick, Megan, and Ella. He was preceded in death by his parents and his father-in-law, James Hill. The funeral liturgy will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 12, 2008, at ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 1810 N. McDonald St., Appleton, with Fr. Gerald Falk officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home on Friday, April 11, from 4 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. with a prayer service at 7 p.m. and at the church on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service. Interment will be in Appleton Highland Memorial Park. Loving Husband, Father, Brother, You will always be remembered for your courage, and through this courage we will find our strength. We will love you forever. Your Family In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established for educational scholarships. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 | Freude, William (I315360)
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| 169887 | William La Mure Mary L La Mure Charles W La Mure William R La Mure | LaMure, Charles W. (I134934)
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| 169888 | William La Mure Mary L La Mure Charles W La Mure William R La Mure | LaMure, William James (I101216)
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| 169889 | William La Mure Mary S La Mure | LaMure, William James (I101216)
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| 169890 | William La Mure Mary S La Mure | Porlier, Mary Louise (I101241)
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| 169891 | William Ladwig Dies Monday at Age of 98 William Ladwig, 98, of Appleton, formerly of Stephensville, died Monday afternoon following a short illness. He was born June 20, 1864, in the Town of Liberty and lived in the Stephensville area until 15 years ago, when he moved to Appleton. He is survived by three grand- children, including Mrs. Rolland Nock, 1915 N. Appleton St., with whom he made his home, and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Wednesday from St. Patrick Catholic Church, Stephensville, with burial in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Borchardt and Moder Funeral Home, Hortonville, until the time of services. Tuesday, June 11, 1963 Appleton Post-Crescent B-1 William Ladwig 6/20/1864 6/10/1963 Post Crescent 6/11/1963 B 10 | Ladwig, William (I184279)
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| 169892 | William Ladwig Barbara Ladwig Elizabeth Ladwig William Markat | Herman, Barbara (I184280)
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| 169893 | William Laird Jr. Jessie Laird David Langman | Laird, William J. (I164878)
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| 169894 | WILLIAM LAIRD, who is engaged in general farming in Ellington township, is a worthy representative of one of Outagamie county's pioneer families. He is a son of Alexander Laird, who was born in Ireland in 1840, and came to the United States in 1857, locating in Ellington township, where he has continued to reside ever since, with the exception of a period when he returned to the old country to marry Agnes Jamison. They had a family of seven children. William Laird was born August 12, 1873, on his father's farm in Ellington township, and he first attended the district schools of this locality. Later he went to the Appleton high school for some time and later took the agricultural course in the University of Wisconsin. He worked on his father's farm until his marriage, in 1901, to Zella Sykes, who was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, daughter of William and Sarah Sykes, the former a native of New York State and the latter of Appleton. Some time prior to his marriage, Mr. Laird had purchased his present farm, formerly known as the Hunter farm, and this he has brought up to a high state of cultivation, by intelligently using scientific methods. He does mixed and dairy farming, keeping a number of purebred Holstein cattle, and his product meets with a ready sale in the markets of this section. Since locating on this property, Laird has erected a fine, modern residence and substantial barns and outbuildings, and has improved it in many other ways, making it one of the fine farms of this section. Mr. Laird is independent in his political views, voting for the man rather than the party. He is a great advocate of education, and has been connected with educational matters here for some time, serving as treasurer of the school district for four years. He and Mrs. Laird are consistent members of the Congregational Church of Ellington. They have four children: Margaret, Dorothy, Grace and Katherine. | Laird, William (I153117)
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| 169895 | William Laker 38 Lucy Laker 28 | Laker, William (I306900)
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| 169896 | William Laker 58 Lucy Laker 49 | Laker, William (I306900)
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| 169897 | William Laker 64 Lucy Laker 57 | Laker, William (I306900)
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| 169898 | William Lambie - 47 Margret Lambie - 38 Susan D Lambie - 7 William J Lambie - 5 Robert G Lambie - 3 Jeannette Lambie - 1 | Lambie, William John (I148444)
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| 169899 | William Lambie - 55 Margaret Lambie - 47 Susan Lambie - 17 John Lambie - 15 Jeanette Lambie - 10 Christina Lambie - 5 | Lambie, William John (I148444)
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| 169900 | William Lambie Margret Lambie Susan D Lambie William J Lambie Robert G Lambie Jeannette Lambie | Connel, Margaret (I163507)
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| 169901 | William Lambie Augusta Lambie Leona Lambie Norman Lambie Viola Lambie Ethel Lambie Wallace Lambie Helen Lambie [1 6/12] | Lambie, William (I178320)
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| 169902 | William Lamkee Caroline Lamkee August Lamkee William Lamkee Albert Lamkee Marks Lamkee | Lemke, William (I164785)
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| 169903 | William Lamkee Caroline Lamkee August Lamkee William Lamkee Albert Lamkee Marks Lamkee | Lemke, Martin "Marx" A. (I164786)
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| 169904 | William Lamure Mary L Lamure Jane Lamure Margret Lamure Louisa Lamure Ellen Lamure John W Lamure Agota Lamure | LaMure, William James (I101216)
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| 169905 | William Lamure Mary Lamure Maggie Lamure Louisa Lamure Harriett Lamure James Lamure Agatha Lamure Joseph Lamure Mossie Lamure Charley Lamure | LaMure, Margaret (I98294)
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| 169906 | William Lamure Mary Lamure Maggie Lamure Louisa Lamure Harriett Lamure James Lamure Agatha Lamure Joseph Lamure Mossie Lamure Charley Lamure | LaMure, William James (I101216)
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| 169907 | William Lamure Mary Lamure Maggie Lamure Louisa Lamure Harriett Lamure James Lamure Agatha Lamure Joseph Lamure Mossie Lamure Charley Lamure | LaMure, Henritta "Ellen" (I198020)
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| 169908 | William Lange Martha Lange | Lange, William (I167021)
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| 169909 | William Lange Martha Lange | Schubring, Martha Helene (I167023)
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| 169910 | William Lattan Ameilia Lattan Emil Gates Arthur Gates Ernest Lattan Otto Lattan Elda Lattan Bonita Gates Floyd Gates | Lettau, Ernest (I158614)
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| 169911 | William Lattan Ameilia Lattan Emil Gates Arthur Gates Ernest Lattan Otto Lattan Elda Lattan Bonita Gates Floyd Gates | Unknown, Amelia (I166820)
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| 169912 | William Lattan Ameilia Lattan Emil Gates Arthur Gates Ernest Lattan Otto Lattan Elda Lattan Bonita Gates Floyd Gates | Lettau, William (I184696)
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| 169913 | William Lebevre Sarah Lebevre Johnnie W Lebevre Frank W Lebevre Nettie Lebevre Lottie Fox | Lefevre, William (I341761)
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| 169914 | William Lee Bodwin, age 65, Two Rivers, died peacefully on Monday afternoon, November 19, 2012, at his residence. William was born on July 15, 1947, in Two Rivers, the first born of the late Everett and Florence (Koehler) Bodwin. William attended St Luke's Catholic School and graduated with the Class of 1965 from Washington High School in Two Rivers. He then attended Two Rivers Vocational School from 1965 - 1967, earning degrees in Basic Electronics and Television Repairs before entering an internship at Uptown TV and Appliances. In 1968 Bill attended Vocational School in Sheboygan and received a degree in Industrial Electronics. William worked at Paragon Electric in Two Rivers beginning in 1968 in the test lab. In 1972 he began a five-year Tool & Die Apprenticeship and continued at Paragon in the Tool & Die Department until the factory closed in 1999. He then worked at Parker Dayco and Invincible Office Furniture until his retirement in 2008 due to health issues. Bill was a car enthusiast all of his life. At age 12 he began accompanying his father to Princl Trucking in Mishicot during the summers as a truck mechanics assistant. In 1971 Bill built his garage on Wilson Street as a place to work on his many car projects. One of his first garage projects was helping his brother build a 1936 Plymouth Coupe Street Rod. During the winter of 1973, Bill worked diligently on his first Street Rod, a 1934 Ford Sedan. Bill built many cars for family members over the years. In the early 1990's Bill restored a 1979 Ford Fairmont Station Wagon that brought him much pride. The Wisconsin Street Rod Association had its first WSRA Corn Roast Car Show at the Waverly Bar on Lake Winnebago in Fond du Lac in 1971. Bill and his brother Glenn attended with the '36 Plymouth. As the years passed and the Show grew, it moved first to the KOA Campgrounds in Fond du Lac and finally to the Fairgrounds. He spent every Labor Day Weekend from 1977 - 2010 in Fond du Lac at the Corn Roast Car Show, visiting with friends and relatives. Bill was very particular about his projects and could explain every detail of why and how. Ever since his garage was completed in 1971, numerous people have stopped in for advice on how to do something or looking for an odd part for a home or car repair. On May 6, 1978, Bill married Judith Coenen Theiss at St Mark's Catholic Church in Two Rivers. They built a home next to Bill's garage where they raised their family and logged plenty of "garage time". In recent years Bill took an interest in caves and mines and together he and Judi visited many caves and mines in Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota and Iowa. Bill developed an interest in Stirling Steam Engines which lead to a number of new projects and trips to various steam engine shows around the state. Survivors include his wife of 34 years, Judi Bodwin, three children: Jeffrey Bodwin, Moorhead, Minnesota; Diana Bodwin and spouse Joshua Pleasant, Seattle, Washington; and Bradley Bodwin, De Pere, Wisconsin; and one very special grandson, Theodore William (Teddy Billy) Pleasant of Seattle. William is further survived by one brother and sister-in-law, Glenn and Carolyn Bodwin of Two Rivers; two sisters, Nancy Stichert of Casper, Wyoming; and Bonnie Rulseh of McHenry, Illinois; and brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law Doris and Donald Koch of Two Rivers; Sandra Coenen and Keith Libal of Sarasota, Florida; Francis Coenen of Sheboygan; Raymond and Elaine Coenen of Two Rivers; Dale Coenen of Mishicot. William is further survived by many nieces, nephews, aunts, uncles , cousins and friends. Also surviving are the members of the Fox Valley Street Rod Association which Bill & Judi have been members for over twenty five years. William was preceded in death by his parents, Everett and Florence Bodwin, his mother-in-law and father-in-law Benedict and Gladys Coenen and brothers-in law and sisters-in-law, Emmett and Ruth Coenen, Kenneth & Jean Coenen, Wesley and Winnie Coenen, Ruth Coenen, Gail Coenen and Richard Hallada as well as Aunts, Uncles, Nieces, Nephews and Cousins. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Wednesday, November 21, 2012, at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church, Two Rivers. Officiating at the Mass of Christian Burial will be Rev. Tom Reynebeau. Burial will follow at Holy Cross Cemetery. The family will greet relatives and friends on Wednesday, November 21, 2012, at St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic Church from 9:00 until 10:45 a.m. Expressions of sympathy may be extended to the family by visiting www.kleinandstangel.com The Klein & Stangel Funeral Home, Two Rivers, is assisting the family with funeral arrangements. Published in Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter on November 20, 2012 | Bodwin, William (I155418)
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| 169915 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family F32137
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| 169916 | William Lee Weyenberg, three years old son of Mr.and Mrs. Joseph Weyenberg, route 6 Appleton, died at the Madison Hospital Sunday, following an ope ration Saturday from which he failed to rally. The lad was taken to Madis on early last June shortly after he swallowed a caustic solution. He had b een confined to the hospital since that time. He is survived by his pa rents, three sisters, Marian, Lucille and Florice Ann, his grandparents, M r.and Mrs.William Weyenberg, Appleton, Mr.and Mrs.John Hooyman, Freedom. | Weyenberg, William Lee (I40771)
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| 169917 | William Lehman, residence: Welcome, Wi (Bear Creek), age 20 yrs., parents: Louis & Phoebe Beaumois Lehman both born Canada, Ella Malliet of Deer Creek, age 23 yrs., born Deer Creek, parents: Julius Malliet b. Bay Settlement & Jesse Bodoh b. Deer Creek, Married: Oct. 22, 1907 Witnesses: Charles Lehman of Welcome & Maude Malliet of Deer Creek Conrad Ripp performed ceremony in Welcome (Bear Creek) -- record: Outagamie marriages 1903-1922, vol. 7A, p. 51 | Family F51586
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| 169918 | William Leick Delia Leick Ben Tiseling Norbert Etten | Etten, Norbert (I164284)
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| 169919 | William Lemay Ameline Lemay Norman Lemay Emma Lemay Joseph Lemay Feldia Lemay Clifferd Lemay | LeMay, William (I164271)
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| 169920 | William Lemerand Sophia Lemerand Denl Lemerand Stephen Lemerand Joseph Renier | Lemerond, William (I124431)
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| 169921 | William Lemke 27 Wilmena Lemke 24 Martha Lemke 3 George Lemke 2 | Lemke, William (I167047)
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| 169922 | William Lemke Anna Lemke Renata W Lemke Leona A Lemke Raymond A Lemke Elmer F Lemke Rudolph W Lemke [6/12] | Lemke, William (I165901)
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| 169923 | William Lemke Ida Lemke Albert E Lemke William Lemke | Lemke, Albert (I151922)
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| 169924 | William Lemke Ida Lemke Albert E Lemke William Lemke | Unknown, Ida (I151923)
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| 169925 | William Lemke Ida Lemke Albert E Lemke William Lemke | Lemke, William (I171138)
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| 169926 | William Lemke Ida Lemke Albert E Lemke William Lemke | Lemke, William (I171141)
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| 169927 | William Lemke Augusta Lemke William A Lemke Guisie Lemke Cora Lemke Arnold Lemke | Lemke, Arnold (I154673)
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| 169928 | William Lemke Augusta Lemke William A Lemke Guisie Lemke Cora Lemke Arnold Lemke | Lemke, William (I167047)
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| 169929 | William Lemke Augusta Lemke William A Lemke Guisie Lemke Cora Lemke Arnold Lemke | Unknown, Augusta (I154678)
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| 169930 | William Lemke Emelie Lemke William Lemke Clara Lemke Erna Lemke Elmer Lemke Alyda Lemke Emelda Lemke | Lemke, William (I183373)
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| 169931 | William Lemke Henrietta Lemke Amelia Lemke Matilda Lemke William Lemke Henry Lewegow Louisa Lewegow | Lemke, Mathilda (I103380)
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| 169932 | William Lemke Henrietta Lemke Amelia Lemke Matilda Lemke William Lemke Henry Lewegow Louisa Lewegow | Lemke, William (I171138)
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| 169933 | William Lemke Henrietta Lemke Amelia Lemke Matilda Lemke William Lemke Henry Lewegow Louisa Lewegow | Lemke, William (I171141)
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| 169934 | William Lemke Ida Lemke Albert Lemke Loy Lemke Richard Lemke Harvey Lemke Harry Lemke Martha Lemke Walter Lemke | Lemke, William (I171138)
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| 169935 | William Lemkee Henrietta Lemkee William Lemkee | Unknown, Henriette (I171140)
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| 169936 | William Lemkee Henrietta Lemkee William Lemkee | Lemke, William (I171141)
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| 169937 | William Lemmen Geraldine Lemmen Joseph Lemmen Rosella Lemmen | Lemmen, William (I109531)
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| 169938 | William Lemmens 2/17/1887 5/7/1970 Post Crescent 5/8/1970 B 11 | Lemmens, William (I174431)
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| 169939 | William Leneke Caroline Leneke Charles Leneke Lavina Leneke Mina Leneke August Leneke William Leneke Albert Leneke Marks Leneke | Lemke, Minnie (I164780)
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| 169940 | William Leneke Caroline Leneke Charles Leneke Lavina Leneke Mina Leneke August Leneke William Leneke Albert Leneke Marks Leneke | Lemke, Elvina (I164781)
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| 169941 | William Leneke Caroline Leneke Charles Leneke Lavina Leneke Mina Leneke August Leneke William Leneke Albert Leneke Marks Leneke | Lemke, Charles (I164783)
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| 169942 | William Leneke Caroline Leneke Charles Leneke Lavina Leneke Mina Leneke August Leneke William Leneke Albert Leneke Marks Leneke | Lemke, William (I164785)
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| 169943 | William Leneke Caroline Leneke Charles Leneke Lavina Leneke Mina Leneke August Leneke William Leneke Albert Leneke Marks Leneke | Lemke, Martin "Marx" A. (I164786)
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| 169944 | William Leneke Caroline Leneke Charles Leneke Lavina Leneke Mina Leneke August Leneke William Leneke Albert Leneke Marks Leneke | Lemke, William (I167047)
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| 169945 | William Lenhart 1/25/1950 3/27/1971 Post Crescent 3/27/1971 B 5 | Lenhart, William E. (I144431)
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| 169946 | William Leon Culligan, age 57, of Appleton, passed into the arms of his savior, Jesus on March 26, 2011. Willie was born on September 22, 1953 in Appleton. He is survived by his mother, Betty Culligan; wife, Michele and daughter, Bailey E. Culligan; brothers, Robert (Judy) Culligan, Jr. and Bruce Culligan both of Appleton; father and mother-in-law, John (Dallaise) Peters; brothers-in-law, Michael (Susan) Peters and Rick (Rita) Peters, both of Appleton and by lots of loving uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins and the most loving group of friends. He was preceded in death by his father, Robert Culligan, Sr. and his brother, Brad Culligan. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, April 9, 2011 at 4:00 p.m. at Valley Funeral Home. Family and friends may visit at the funeral home on Saturday from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. A memorial fund is being established in his name. The family would like to extend a special thank you to all of the staff who gave Willie the most loving care at UW-Madison Hospital; to the cardiac doctors and staffs of Appleton Medical Center and St. Elizabeth Hospital; also to Manor Care for your courageous ability to be the only nursing home to step up for a challenge, so our precious Willie could come back home. | Culligan, William (I170195)
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| 169947 | William Leppold Anna Leppold Katherine Gallow | Lippold, William (I102707)
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| 169948 | William Leppold Anna Leppold Katherine Gallow | Gallow, Anna (I102708)
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| 169949 | William Leppold Anna Leppold Katherine Gallow | Rench, Catherine (I181753)
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| 169950 | WILLIAM LEROY ACKLEY. the first white settler in Langlade County, was born in the State of New York on or about 1830. Little is known of his boy- hood days except that he was a venturesome lad who was lured to the western states by the stories of ad- venture among the Indian tribes and the plucky fur traders of the great northern wilderness. He came west to the hamlet of Wausau where he stopped for a time before definitely settling in Ackley township, Langlade County, in 1853. Mr. Ackley was associated with P. Hogarty, a proprietor of a stopping place, who had extensive commercial intercourse with In- dians and home seekers. He built a log shack on the banks of the Eau Claire river, section 28, when he first came into this vast wild country inhabitated by Indians and animals. Young Ackley was twenty-one years old when he first made a claim in this region. He married Me-Da-Gee-Wa-No-Kwa, "Maiden of the Forests," a Chippewa Indian maiden, who bore him two children — De Witt and Charles Ackley. Charles Ackley is a merchant in Wabeno, Forest County; De Witt Ackley is living with the Pottawattomi Indians near Mole Lake, Wisconsin. Ackley, fur trader, lum- ber cruiser, adventurer, was a leader of the Indians who sought his counsel. He was a just barterer and those who were acquainted with him acknowledged him to be an upright business man. He never took advantage of the Chippewa's in their fur transactions. Most of his fur products were shipped down the Eau Claire river to Schofield and sold to agents of St. Louis fur buyers. Mr. Ackley died November 24, 1894. His wife died March 9, 1899, having lived to be over one hundred years of age. | Ackley, William Leroy (I322768)
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| 169951 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Letter, James Joseph (I13836)
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| 169952 | William Letter Anna Letter Cyril Letter Joyce Letter Gladys Letter James Letter | Letter, William (I143148)
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| 169953 | William Letter Anna Letter Cyril Letter Joyce Letter Gladys Letter James Letter | Letter, Gladys (I172358)
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| 169954 | William Levenknecht Augusta Levenknecht Herriett Levenknecht Sylvester Kees Gladys Kees Marlyn Kees Richard Kees | Kees, Sylvester (I79759)
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| 169955 | William Levenknecht Augusta Levenknecht Herriett Levenknecht Sylvester Kees Gladys Kees Marlyn Kees Richard Kees | Levknecht, William Charles Albert (I116462)
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| 169956 | William Levknecht Augusta Levknecht William Levknecht Ronald Levknecht Melvin Levknecht Carl Levknecht Harriet Levknecht Gladys Levknecht | Levknecht, William Charles Albert (I116462)
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| 169957 | William Lewine Mary L Lewine Alexander Lewine Genevieve Lewine Margarette Lewine Louisa Lewine | LaMure, William James (I101216)
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| 169958 | William Leyman Marian Leyman Marjorie Leyman James Leyman Richard Van Wyck | VanWyk, Richard (I126759)
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| 169959 | William Liethen Lena Liethen Anna Liethen Engelbert Liethen Threasa Liethen | Heiman, Magdalene "Lena" (I108893)
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| 169960 | William Liethen Lena Liethen Anna Liethen Engelbert Liethen Threasa Liethen | Liethen, William (I108895)
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| 169961 | William Liethen Lena Liethen Anna Liethen Engelbert Liethen Thresia Liethen Joseph Liethen | Heiman, Magdalene "Lena" (I108893)
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| 169962 | William Liethen Lena Liethen Anna Liethen Engelbert Liethen Thresia Liethen Joseph Liethen | Liethen, William (I108895)
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| 169963 | William Liethen Magdalena Liethen | Liethen, William (I108895)
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| 169964 | William Liewegen Josephine Liewegen Raymond Liewegen Thomas Liewegen Frank Liewegen Clarance Liewegen Thressa Liewegen Morris Liewegen | Fieweger, Raymond J. (I176854)
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| 169965 | William Lillge Minnie G Lillge Carl Lillge Elsie Lillge Roy Lillge Elizabeth Graf Birtha Graf Emma Graf | Graf, Bertha (I194477)
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| 169966 | William Lindekugel 30 Clara Lindekugel 28 Bertha Lindekugel 6 Edna Lindekugel 3 Esther Lindekugel 11/12 | Lindekugel, Frederick William (I165973)
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| 169967 | William Lindon Sylvina Lindon Luther T Lindon Maria Binder | Binder, Sylvia (I311916)
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| 169968 | William Lindon Sylvina Lindon Luther T Lindon Maria Binder | Unknown, Mary (I321098)
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| 169969 | William Lindow Sylvina Lindow Luther Lindow Mary Binder | Lindow, William (I311753)
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| 169970 | William Lindow Sylvina Lindow Luther Lindow Mary Binder | Unknown, Mary (I321098)
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| 169971 | William Lippold Anna Lippold | Gallow, Anna (I102708)
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| 169972 | William Lipske Bessie Lipske Norman Lipske Earl Lipske | Lipske, Norman (I29990)
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| 169973 | William Lipske Bessie Lipske Norman Lipske Earl Lipske | Lipske, Earl (I29991)
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| 169974 | William list ed living with wife and 7 children, age 50, born in Belguim, parents bo rn in Belguim, Farmer. | Meulemans, William (I2894)
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| 169975 | WILLIAM LITJEN PASSED ON. He Died Monday Night, April 17, at Home in David City. On Monday night, April 17, about 6 o'clock, William Litjen, ill for three weeks with Bright's disease and heart trouble, passed on at his home in David City. He was in his 77th year. He had been a resident of Butler county for 53 years, and had resided in David City for 12 years. He was born in Sevenum, Holland, December 23, 1845, and came to America when 23 years of age, spending four years at DePere, Wis, then coming to Nebraska and Butler county, where he followed the occupation of farming until retiring from active life in 1910 and coming to David City to spend the rest of his days. He started farming in Center township in a dug-out, he and John Jacobs batching together. He was a hard worker and at time of his death owned 480 acres of land in Center township as well as his town residence. He helped build four churches during his life in Butler county. He was a member of St. Mary's Catholic church, David City. Mr. Litjen was married in Center township in 1873 to Hendrina DeByl, who died in the same year, leaving one daughter, later Mrs. Arnold Abts, now deceased. In 1880 Mr. Litjen was married to Johanna Vanderloop. To them wer born thirteen children, of whom three died in infancy. The sons and daughters who survive are Arnold Litjen of Rushville, George Litjen of Elgin, Mrs. Charles Roberts of Grant, Mrs. Russell Lawrence of Kearney, Mrs. John Fox of Lincoln, Mrs. Leonard Zegers of Center township and Mrs. M. C. Demuth, Mrs. Tillie Maule, Mrs. Victor Otoupalik and Gilbert Litjen of David City. Mr. Litjen also leaves one sister, Mrs. Gilbert Zegers. Mrs. Litjen died January 13, 1922, in David City. This (Thursday) morning at 9:30 o'clock, funeral services for Mr. Litjen were held in St. Mary's Catholic church, David City and were conducted by Rev. Bernard Sproll. Singing was by the Sisters' Choir. The pallbearers were Frank Bougger, Mike Birkel, Charles Brochtrup, Jacob Demuth, Mike Medinger and Peter Vanderheiden. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. All of the Litjen childern were in attendance at the funeral, also Mrs. Max Elias from Columbus, a niece; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gieger from Ulysses, Mrs. Geiger a niece; and Anton Jansen from Rushville, a brother-in-law. | Litjens, Willem "William" (I202963)
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| 169976 | William Lock Sr. Eliza Lock Rudolph Lock | Lock, William (I159907)
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| 169977 | William Lock Cwrc Lock August Lock Emma Lock Lewis Lock Rudolph Lock | Lock, William (I159907)
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| 169978 | William Locke Eliza Locke Rudolph Locke | Lock, Rudolph (I159905)
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| 169979 | William Locke Eliza Locke Rudolph Locke | Lock, William (I159907)
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| 169980 | William Lockery Eva Lockery Glen Lockery Gladys Lockery Vera Lockery | Lockery, William (I164714)
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| 169981 | William Lockery Eva Lockery Gladys Lockery Vera Lockery Sadie Sterling | Lockery, William (I164714)
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| 169982 | William Lockery Eva Lockery Eva Lockery | Wakeman, Eva (I157786)
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| 169983 | William Lockery Eva Lockery Eva Lockery | Lockery, William (I164714)
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| 169984 | William Locy Mabel Locy Herald M Locy | Locey, William (I165468)
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| 169985 | William Locy Mabel Locy Herald M Locy | Unknown, Mabel (I181762)
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| 169986 | William Long Mary Long Hanora Long | Long, William (I122482)
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| 169987 | William Long Mary Long Hanora Long | Briggs, Mary E. (I122483)
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| 169988 | William Lopas 12/3/1855 4/20/1948 Post Crescent 4/21/1948 14 | Lopas, William (I172403)
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| 169989 | William Lorenz Carolina Lorenz Henry Lorenz Emielie Lorenz Lue Lorenz Theodor Lorenz Elza Lorenz George Lorenz Alvin Lorenz Ida Lorenz John Lorenz | Lorenz, William (I160737)
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| 169990 | William Lorenz Carolina Lorenz Henry Lorenz Emielie Lorenz Lue Lorenz Theodor Lorenz Elza Lorenz George Lorenz Alvin Lorenz Ida Lorenz John Lorenz | Lorenz, William (I160737)
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| 169991 | William Lorenz Carolina Lorenz Henry Lorenz Emielie Lorenz Lue Lorenz Theodor Lorenz Elza Lorenz George Lorenz Alvin Lorenz Ida Lorenz John Lorenz | Lorenz, William (I160737)
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| 169992 | William Lostin Atlen Lostin Emma Lostin William Lostin Linda Lostin Alma Lostin Ida Lostin Freda Katz | Lostin, Wilhelm (I169318)
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| 169993 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hedberg, William (I159724)
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| 169994 | William Louis Heidke Neenah Age 50, died Tuesday, June 15, 1999, at Theda Clark Medical Center. He was born November 25, 1948, in New London, son of Roland and Luella (Pelky) Heidke. Bill married Elizabeth Lenz on August 12, 1972, in Neenah. He was a member of Saint Gabriel Catholic Church, Neenah. Bill was the Technical Director of Pickard Auditorium, Neenah. Theater was his passion; anyone who visited Pickard or viewed a show there probably saw him or witnessed his talent. Bill is survived by his wife, Elizabeth, his parents, Roland and Luella Heidke, Neenah; his children, Rebecca, Michael and Kristine, all at home; three brothers, Robert (Nancy), Oshkosh, Jim (Cathy), Muskego, and Dan, Shawano; one sister, Mary (Jay) Brehmer, Green Bay; many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a brother, Jerry. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. Friday June 18, 1999, at Saint Gabriel Church with the Rev. Richard Allen officiating. Entombment will be in the Shrine of Heaven Mausoleum, Neenah. Friends may call at the church from 11 a.m. Friday until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. A special thank you to all the doctors and nurses of the Critical Care Unit at Theda Clark Medical Center for all their assistance. | Heidke, William Louis (I184515)
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| 169995 | William Lucke 29 Augusta Lucke 29 Charles Lucke 8 Flora Lucke 6 Barbra Wolf 17 W. A. Porter 25 Robt. Kinner 22 | Lueke, William (I315173)
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| 169996 | William Luckow Agusta Luckow Ricka Luckow | Luckow, Wilhelm (I205083)
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| 169997 | William Luckow Rukee Luckow Eliza Luckow Albert Luckow Herman Luckow William Luckow George Luckow Anna Luckow Frederick Dabel | Luckow, Wilhelm "William" (I204996)
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| 169998 | William Luckow Rukee Luckow Eliza Luckow Albert Luckow Herman Luckow William Luckow George Luckow Anna Luckow Frederick Dabel | Luckow, Wilhelm (I205083)
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| 169999 | William Lucy Elizabeth Lucy Herald Lucy | Locey, William (I165468)
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| 170000 | William Lucy Elizabeth Lucy Herald Lucy | Unknown, Elizabeth (I337960)
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