O'Toole, Nora

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• 1870 Census: 1870, Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA
• Obituary: 2 May 1952

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1870 Census:
Thomas Tool40
Sarah Tool37
Bridget Tool17
Thomas Tool15
Laura Tool12
Ellen Tool8
Peter Tool5
Mary A Tool1

Obituary:
Nora McHugh - Chilton Times Journal - May 2, 1952
Judy McHugh shared this information
Stockbridge Woman Passes Away in Her Daughter's Home
Stockbridge - Mrs. Nora McHugh,93, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bertha Gerhartz, Monday after a long illness. She was probably the oldest Gold Star mother in Calumet County. Mrs. McHugh was born Nora O'Toole May 24, 1858, in Canada, and came to this country as a child.
She married Michael McHugh and together they operated a farm north of Stockbridge for many years. Mr. McHugh passed away some years ago. For the past five years she had been living with her daughter Mrs. Gerhartz.
Mrs. McHugh remained active until the last few years and was able to attend church regularly. She was a member of the Christian Mothers of St. Mary's and the Auxillary of the William Hostettier post of the American Legion. Survivors include two daughters, Mrs. William Jaeger of Chilton and Mrs. Gerhartz; four sons, Edward of Milwaukee, Harry and Ray of Racine and Leonard of Stockbridge; two brothers and a sister, 19 grandchildren and eight great-grand children. A son Tom was one of the first soldiers from this area to be killed in the first world war, and another son Emmet died in 1919.
Funeral services were held at 9:00 Wednesday morning at St. Mary's church, Stockbridge, with Rev. Theo. Kersten officiating. Burial was in the parish cemetery.

Nora married McHugh, Michael Joseph Bef 1888. Michael (son of McHugh, Michael Joseph and McCoy, Mary) was born Abt Apr 1850, Caledonia, Waupaca, Wisconsin, USA; died 7 Oct 1928, Bear Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; was buried Aft 7 Oct 1928, St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Stockbridge, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Birth - Civil Record: 12 May 1888
• Military Service: Bef 18 Jul 1918; WWI - U. S. Army, 58th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division
• News Mention: Aft 18 Jul 1918; Chilton Times
• Obituary: Aft Jul 1918

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Birth - Civil Record:
Thomas F McHugh 12 May 1888 Calumet 0025 002143

Military Service:
Name: Thomas McHugh
State Registered: Wisconsin

Death Date: 18 Jul 1918
Cemetery: Aisne-Marne American Cemetery
Cemetery Burial Plot: Plot A Row 1 Grave 12
Cemetery City: Belleau
Cemetery Country: France

WAR: World War I
Title: Private, U.S. Army
Rank: Private
Service: U.S. Army
Division: 58th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Division
Data Source: World War I Honor Roll

News Mention:
THOMAS MCHUGH DIES FOR HIS FLAG Popular Stockbridge boy Killed in action July eighteenth on the Battle Fie ld in France----Chilton Times-July 1918 An official letter from Washington Tuesday addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Mic hael McHugh of Stockbridge brought these sad tidings: "Your son Thomas was killed in action July 18th." Altho many such sad messag es are daily sent out from Washington to grief stricken par-ents all over the country, yet, when an announcement of this nature com es home to us, and not till then do we fully realize the sadnessof war. Thomas McHugh, oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McHugh, was b orn May 12th, 1888, on what is now the Town Farm, two milessouth of the village of Stockbridge. He grew to manhood there and attend ed High School and when 20 years of age made a trip through theWest and North. He spent some months with his uncle, Peter O'Toole, n ow of Glascow, Montana, and from there he traveled up intoCanada where he found employment with a lumbering concern. Returning eas t, he was employed in Oshkosh for some time and when warwas finally declared against Germany he came home and valiantly offered h is services to his country, leaving here in November for CampCuster. He spent two short furloughs at home, one in December and the la st one on New Years Day, both of which visits will be cherished and rememb ered by his friends. His splendid appearance in uniform and his bright , c heerful spirit indicated how satisfied he was with camp life and how willi ng to face any kind of hardship for the honor of his country. He happen ed to be on the ill fated ship, Muldova, which was torpedoed off the coa st of England by one of the German U-Boats, but he, with all the other sol dier boys, was safely transferred to another vessel, very few lives bei ng lost at this time. He wrote home as many of the details as would pa ss the censor of the torpedoing of the boat and stated that what might ha ve been the loss of hundreds of lives of the soldier boys was easily diver ted by Divine Provi-dence and the splendid discipline which prevailed on board the transpor t. The soldier boys were landed on the coast of England where they remain ed for some weeks before crossing the channel to France. He had taken pa rt in several drives against the fearful Huns, during the summer months a nd was killed, gloriously fighting for his country and the freedom of demo cracy, on July 18th. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to t he father and mother, brothers and sisters in their sad loss. They can on ly accept as a part of the sad experiences of the war things which can n ot be fully understood, turning in their grief and sorrow to the God of a ll goodness and mercy who wills everything for the best.

Obituary:
Thomas McHugh - Chilton Times-July 1918, Judy McHugh shared this information
Thomas Mchugh Dies For His Flag
Popular Stockbridge boy Killed in action July eighteenth on the Battle Field in France
An official letter from Washington Tuesday addressed to Mr. and Mrs. Michael McHugh of Stockbridge brought these sad tidings: "Your son Thomas was killed in action July 18th." Altho many such sad messages are daily sent out from Washington to grief stricken parents all over the country, yet, when an announcement of this nature comes home to us, and not till then do we fully realize the sadness of war.
Thomas McHugh, oldest child of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McHugh, was born May 12th, 1888, on what is now the Town Farm, two miles south of the village of Stockbridge. He grew to manhood there and attended High School and when 20 years of age made a trip through the West and North. He spent some months with his uncle, Peter O'Toole, now of Glascow, Montana, and from there he traveled up into Canada where he found employment with a lumbering concern. Returning east, he was employed in Oshkosh for some time and when war was finally declared against Germany he came home and valiantly offered his services to his country, leaving here in November for Camp Custer.
He spent two short furloughs at home, one in December and the last one on New Years Day, both of which visits will be cherished and remembered by his friends. His splendid appearance in uniform and his bright , cheerful spirit indicated how satisfied he was with camp life and how willing to face any kind of hardship for the honor of his country.
He happened to be on the ill fated ship, Muldova, which was torpedoed off the coast of England by one of the German U-Boats, but he, with all the other soldier boys, was safely transferred to another vessel, very few lives being lost at this time. He wrote home as many of the details as would pass the censor of the torpedoing of the boat and stated that what might have been the loss of hundreds of lives of the soldier boys was easily diverted by Divine Providence and the splendid discipline which prevailed on board the transport. The soldier boys were landed on the coast of England where they remained for some weeks before crossing the channel to France. He had taken part in several drives against the fearful Huns, during the summer months and was killed, gloriously fighting for his country and the freedom of democracy, on July 18th. The sympathy of the entire community goes out to the father and mother, brothers and sisters in their sad loss. They can only accept as a part of the sad experiences of the war things which can not be fully understood, turning in their grief and sorrow to the God of all goodness and mercy who wills everything for the best.

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• Birth - Civil Record: 9 Mar 1890

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Birth - Civil Record:
Edward M McHugh 9 Mar 1890 Calumet 0025 002527

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• Obituary: Aft 21 Dec 1918

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Obituary:
Emmet McHugh - Chilton Times Journal - December 1918
Judy McHugh shared this information
Victim of Influenza - One of the sad deaths, and there were many of them, resulting from influenza was that of Emmet McHugh which occured suddenly on the morning of Saturday, December 21st. Mr. McHugh had been working at Manitowoc where he was taken ill and came home the Saturday before. He felt so much better that he spoke of going to work on Thursday when he had a relapse and failed rapidly until he passed away. At six o'clock Saturday morning he remarked he was feeling much better but an hour later was cold in death.
Emmet James McHugh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael McHugh, was born in the town of Stockbridge April 3, 1892, attended the rural schools and later occupied his time on the home farm. Four years ago he went to Mellen where he was employed as a baggage master in the Soo Line Depot. He returned to his home town and on April 4, 1916 was united in marriage to Marian Mortimer, daughter of the late Albert Mortimer of Chilton town. They settled in this city in the Mortimer cottage on Madison street and he entered the employ of the Carnation Milk Products Company. He also worked for the chilton canning company, rendering excellent service wherever employed. The young man was well liked wherever he lived. He was accommodating and generous which qualities made him many friends, all of whom sympathize deeply with the widow and two little children, his parents, brothers and sisters in their sorrow.
The funeral, which was private, was held on Saturday morning, Requiem Mass being celebrated at St. Augustine's church and internment in St. Augustine cemetery. He leaves to mourn, a wife and two children, Ethel and Roger, his parents, four brothers, Edw. with the American Engineers in France, Ray at Racine, Harry and Leonard at home and two sisters, Mrs. William D. Jaeger of South Stockbridge and Bertha at home.

Emmett married Mortimer, Marian 4 Apr 1916. Marian was born 21 Oct 1898; died 11 Dec 1978. [Group Sheet]

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Esther Noreen MCHUGH b: 5 APR 1897 d: 6 OCT 1961
+ William Daniel JAEGER b: 13 JUN 1896 d: 13 FEB 1984
3 Ellen Jean JAEGER b: 6 SEP 1921 d: 27 NOV 1995
+ Melvin William ROLLMAN b: 11 JUL 1916
4 Living ROLLMAN
+ Living SONEN
5 Living ROLLMAN
+ Living KISSEE
5 Living ROLLMAN
5 Living ROLLMAN
5 Living ROLLMAN
4 William Henry ROLLMAN b: 25 FEB 1941 d: 10 FEB 1985
+ Living KING
5 Living ROLLMAN
+ Living WENDT
6 Living WENDT
5 Living ROLLMAN
+ Living JOHNSON
6 Living JOHNSON
5 Living ROLLMAN
+ Living MILLAN
6 Living MILLAN
4 Living ROLLMAN
+ Joe TRACY b: 18 OCT 1945 d: 21 JAN 1994
5 Living TRACY
6 Living TRACY
5 Living TRACY
+ Living MORGAN
5 Living TRACY
4 Living ROLLMAN
4 Living ROLLMAN
3 Living JAEGER
+ Eugene BOLL b: 29 JUL 1927
4 Living BOLL
4 Living BOLL
+ Living RABOIN
4 Living BOLL
+ Living PETHAN
4 Living BOLL
+ Living ROGERS
5 Living BOLL
5 Living BOLL
5 Living BOLL
5 Living BOLL
4 Living BOLL
+ Living PETHAN
5 Living PETHAN
4 Living BOLL
+ Living SCHNEIDER
5 Living BOLL
5 Living BOLL
4 Bryan BOLL b: 26 AUG 1967 d: 20 DEC 1986
3 Living JAEGER
+ Living MOREY
4 Living MOREY
4 Living MOREY

Esther married Jaeger, William Daniel Bef 1921. William (son of Jaeger, William and Minahan, Ellen) was born 13 Jun 1896, Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; died 13 Feb 1984, Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Record - Civil: 5 Jan 1981

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Death Record - Civil:
Name: Harry McHugh
Birth: 1 Apr 1899
Death: Jan 1981 - Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States of America
Civil: Wisconsin

Buried:
St. Marys Catholic Cemetery, Chilton; McHugh, Harry Owner North Sec 25 26 Lot 1 1899 1981

Harry — Unknown, Estelle P.. Estelle was born 24 Nov 1898; died 23 Jun 1991; was buried , St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Chilton, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Military Service: Bef 1946; WWII - SGT 19 Weather SQ AAF
• Obituary: 7 May 1963; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
McHugh Leonard A. 9/29/1903 5/6/1963 Post Crescent 5/7/1963 B 12

Bertha married Gerhartz, Frank Bef 1935. Frank was born 2 Feb 1890, Johnsburg, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, USA; died 17 Oct 1951, Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Stockbridge, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 5 Sep 1928; Appleton Post Crescent
• Obituary: 7 Sep 1928; Kaukauna Times

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Obituary:
See Image of Kaukauna Times Obituary
The funeral of Ethel McHugh 12-year-old daughter of Mrs. Marion McHugh, who died in Appleton Saturday, was held at Trinity Presbyterian church at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon. The service was conducted by the Rev. Luther Harwold. Burial was in Portland cemetery in Brant. Pall bearers were class mates of the deceased, who was in the seventh grade in school. They were Henry Weeks, Jr., Harold Winkler, Dale Eugene Miller, Douglas Alten and Dean Boettcher. Flower girls were Mildred Dohr, Genevieve Herzog, Katherine Timm, Roma Gendron, Margaret Shaw and Ruby Davis. Out of town people who attended were- Mr. and Mrs. John Barnet and daughter of Omro, Mr. and Mrs. Harry McHugh of Dikesville, Mrs Bessie Mortimer of New Holstein, Mr. and Mrs. Michael McHugh and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerhartz of Stockbridge.
APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Wednesday Evening, September 5.1928 P. 10

Obituary:
See Image Chilton Girl, 12, Dies Ethel McHugh Kaukauna Times 9/7/1928 3 Obituary

Ellen married Rollmann, Melvin William (son of Rollmann, Henry J. and Schaefer, Marie M.) [Group Sheet]

Elizabeth married Boll, Eugene 24 Jun 1950, Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA. Eugene was born 29 Jul 1927; died 7 Dec 2003, Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , St. Augustine Catholic Cemetery, Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Thiel, Gerald Joseph Bef 1956. Gerald (son of Thiel, George and O'Donnell, Gladys) was born 8 Aug 1931; died 20 Jan 2008; was buried , Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery, Kaukauna, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

Mary married Weyenberg, John H. 19 Dec 1964, Chicago, Cook, Illinois, USA. John (son of Weyenberg, John Theodore and Groen, Bertha M.) was born 15 Mar 1932, Kimberly, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 20 Sep 1998, Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA; was buried Aft 20 Sep 1998, Holy Name Catholic Cemetery, Kimberly, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

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• Death Record - Civil: 29 Sep 2003

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Death Record - Civil:
Name: Peter L. Gerhartz
SSN: 399-34-7362
Last Residence:
80501 Longmont, Boulder, Colorado, USA
BORN: 13 Feb 1939
Died: 29 Sep 2003
State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (1955-1956)

Peter married Schroeder, Karen [Group Sheet]

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(Medical):Fell asleep at the wheel

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• Obituary: 21 Jan 2001; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Section B, Page 5

Lynn married Bangart, Nicky [Group Sheet]

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• Education - High School: 1981, Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin, USA
• Obituary: 13 Apr 2017; APC

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Education - High School:
Stockbridge High School Class of 1981

Obituary:
Leiker (Gerhartz), Pamela D. Courage, Strength and Determination to beat ALS, after 14 years, Pam lost her battle. She is now at peace.
Preceded in death by her Grandparents Robert and LaVerna Schroeder, Frank and Bertha Gerhartz, her father Peter L. Gerhartz.
Survived by her husband Troy Leiker and her son Brandon Leiker, Longmont, CO; mother Karen Gerhartz, Stockbridge, Wisconsin; siblings Cindy (Alex) Harantcavage, Texas, Peter (Donna) Gerhartz, Illinois, Perry Gerhartz, Michigan, Paul (Penny) Gerhartz, Wisconsin, Patricia (William) McCoy, Oregon, Peggy (Ron) Sarno, Iowa; in-laws, sister-in-law and a brother-in-law; many nieces and nephews, aunt, uncles, cousins and lifelong friends.
Pam was a 1981 Graduate of Stockbridge High School and an avid Packer Fan.
Pam will be cremated, and no services will be held. Memorials are directed to Stockbridge High School Scholarship Fund in Pam's name.
You were a precious gift from God above so much strength, grace and love. There is always a face before me, a voice I'd love to hear, a smile I'll always remember of a sister I love so dear. I will miss you. Peggy

Pamela married Leiker, Troy [Group Sheet]

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• Obituary: 16 Aug 1993; Appleton Post Crescent

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Obituary:
Tyler John Weyenberg Bangert
Born: November 28, 1988
Died: August 14, 1993
Place of Birth: Chilton, WI
Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent
Notice Date: August 16, 1993
Section: B Page: 4 Type: OB
Cemetery Name: St. Mary Catholic
Location: Stockbridge, WI Notes parents Nicky Bangert and Lynn Weyenberg