A Historical Genealogical Archive Database for the families and their descendants who settled in and around the Fox Valley area of East Central Wisconsin.
Matches 11,001 to 12,000 of 172,762
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| 11001 | Anna M. Hahn, age 85, loving wife, mother, grandmother and friend, passed away Wednesday, May 7, 2008, at Appleton Medical Center after a short illness. She was born on September 19, 1922, in Niles, Michigan, to the late Richard D. and Beatrice (Conlee) Spencer. She grew up in Lafayette, Indiana, before moving to Appleton, Wisconsin. She met George "Dude" Hahn and they married on August 14, 1948. Anna was an active member of St. Therese Catholic Church and a volunteer for most of her life. She was involved in the Christ Child Society and coached Junior bowling at Hahn's Lanes for many years. She spent ten years employed at Tel-Sec. In her later years she was a volunteer at Thompson Community Center and pastoral care at AMC. She always had her knitting needles with her and enjoyed bridge club, sewing club, and first Friday book club. She is survived by her husband, George Hahn; daughter-in-law, Denise Hahn and Adrea, Philip and Spencer of Appleton; son, Steven (Paula) Hahn and Annika of Pennsylvania; two daughters: Cathi (Randy) Skuba and Randy Jr., Nicholas and Emily of Pennsylvania; Chris (George) Hamilton and Timothy and Patrick of California; two brothers: Bob (Barbara) Spencer and Al (Margaret) Spencer of Indiana; a sister-in-law, Jayne Quinn of Alabama; and many nieces, nephews and friends. Ann is preceded in death by her parents; a son, George; sister, Virginia Sines; two brothers: Richard and Donald Spencer. The Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, May 12, 2008, at St. Theresa Catholic Church, 213 E. Wisconsin Ave., Appleton, WI. Fr. Bill Hoffman and Fr. Norm Krutzik will be officiating. Visitation at the Valley Funeral Home Sunday, May 11, 2008, from 4 p.m. until 6 p.m. with a vigil service at 6 p.m. Visitation will be Monday at church from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund has been established in her name, Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. | Hahn, Benny Raymond (I15881)
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| 11002 | Anna M. Rutledge 27 Mar 1917 20 Apr 2002 Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin | VandeCorput, Johanna "Anna" (I111161)
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| 11003 | Anna M. Scholl 26 May 1886 15 Aug 1967 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisc onsin Name: Anna M. Scholl Date of Death: 8/03/1967 Date of Burial: 8/05/1967 Age at Death: 81 Marital Status: Widowed Last Address: 2649 North 50Th St. Funeral Home: Feerick Cemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery Location: Block: 1 Section: L Row: Lot: 12-n Grave: 5 | Pierron, Anna (I96338)
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| 11004 | Anna M. W. Harm b. Dec 21, 1874 Domsuhl, Mecklenburg, Germany, Bapt None recorded D/O: Johann & Sophia Harm (could be sister) | Harm, Anna (I104142)
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| 11005 | Anna M. Wenzel, age 76, passed away on Saturday evening, September 14, 2013, at Cherry Meadows with her loving family by her side following a brief battle with cancer. Anna graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1954. She went on to teach elementary school at Holy Cross and St. John's Catholic Schools and enjoyed her many students. She married her husband of 57 years, Robert, on August 22, 1956 at St. Mary's Catholic Church and raised 5 children. She later became a cook at several area restaurants including Tuckers Inn in Little Chute and Mohnen's Family Restaurant in Darboy. Anna was famous for her pies. She was active in her church and a valued member of the Senior Service Club. She loved to read and watch Animal Planet. Anna leaves behind her husband, Robert; her children, Karen (Jon) Dahl, Duluth, MN; Duane (Jane) Wenzel, Rochester, MN; Marilyn (David) Lange, Appleton, WI; Joan Wenzel (Tim Bork); Neenah, WI; and David (Tammy) Wenzel, Appleton, WI. She was grandmother to Joshua and Rachel Wenzel, Scott and Erin Lange, Brittany Vaubel, Zachary and Brooke Wenzel, and step-grandmother to Pete and Angel Dahl, and Michael, Kyle and Myles Bork. Anna is also survived by her sister, Eileen Brychell of Indiana. She was preceded in death by her baby son, Dale Robert; her parents, three brothers and a sister. She will also be missed by her beloved dog, Walter. A Funeral Mass for Anna will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 19, at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute). A time of visitation will be held at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of the Mass. Burial will take place at St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The family would like to thank the staff and nurses at AMC and Cherry Meadows for their loving care of our beloved wife, mother, and grandmother. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from September 16 to September 17, 2013 | Weber, Anna M. (I192005)
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| 11006 | Anna Mader Steve Mader Edward Mader Leo Mader Gordon Mader | Mader, Leo (I88797)
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| 11007 | Anna Madler Nick Madler Catlh Madler Tresa Madler Tina Madler John Brittan | Madler, Terese (I119803)
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| 11008 | Anna Mae (Vande Hey) Micke, 72, of Wrightstown, passed away peacefully at home on Wednesday, July 27, 2016. Family and friends may visit at St. Clare Catholic Parish-St. Paul Site, Wrightstown, on Monday, August 1, 2016 from 9:00am until 10:45am. The Mass of Christian Burial for Anna will be celebrated at 11:00am. A complete obituary will appear in Saturday's paper. Cotter Funeral Home and Crematory is assisting the family. Online condolences may be offered at www.cotterfuneralhome.com Anna Mae (Vande Hey) Micke, age 72, of Kaukauna, passed away peacefully at home on July 27, 2016 surrounded by her loved ones after a long illness. Anna Mae was born on August 12, 1943 in Wrightstown, to the late Clayton and Lauretta (Verhagen) Vande Hey. On September 11, 1961 she married Douglas F. Micke, with whom she spent 54 loving years. Anna Mae worked at Ariens in Brillion, for 24 years before retiring in 1998. She enjoyed retirement up north with her family at the homes in Crandon and Lakewood. She enjoyed bowling, spending time up North, playing cards with family and friends as well as sneaking off to the casino with her mother. Anna Mae is survived by her husband, Douglas F. Micke; sons, Douglas R. (significant other Gina Meacham) Micke, Dennis (Vicki) Micke, Duane Micke; daughter, Debra (Richard) Wallington; grandchildren, Zachary (significant other Christy Biese) Micke, Chelsea (special friend Catrell Williams) Micke, Dereck Jordan, Leah Jordan, Jessica Kutzleb and Alexandria Micke; five great grandchildren; sister, Barbara (Glen) Kolmorgan; sister-in-laws, Pat (Brian) Eckberg, Sandy (Dick) Linskens, Donna (Jim) McCash and Eunice Micke as well as many nieces and nephews. Anna Mae is preceded in death by her father and mother; son, Daniel Micke, grandson, Baby Micke; brother, Jerome Vande Hey, Elmer Vande Hey; father and mother-in-law, Raymond and Eleanore (School) Micke; brothers-in-law, Roger and Nicholas Micke. Family and Friends may visit at St. Clare Catholic Parish-St. Paul Site, Wrightstown, on Monday, August 1, 2016 from 9:00am until 10:45am. The Mass of Christian Burial for Anna will be celebrated at 11:00am with Rev. Brian Wideman officiating. Burial will be in St. Paul Cemetery, Wrightstown. Cotter Funeral Home of Wrightstown is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com A very special thank you goes out to ThedaCare At Home Hospice for the special care they gave during her time of need. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from July 29 to July 30, 2016 | VandeHey, Anna Mae (I26041)
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| 11009 | Anna Mae Rollo, 75, Little Chute. Ann passed away at home with her loving family by her side following a courageous battle against cancer. Ann was born in Montpelier, WI on November 3, 1936 to the late Joseph A. and Lena (Vickman) Rabas. She married Richard Rollo on September 26, 1959 at St. Josephs Church in Pilsen. Ann's heart of gold lead her to utilize her many talents. She was a longtime member of St. John Nepomucene where she dedicated her services through her active involvement with funeral luncheons and communion distribution. Ann also extended her generosity through the community with Meals on Wheels and volunteer work at Parkside Care Center and St. Paul Manor. Family birthdays were always special with her perfect Angel Food cake with buttercream frosting. Whether it was as a daughter, a sister, a wife, a mother, a grandma, a great grandma, or a friend, Ann will mostly be remembered as always seemingly knowing just what to do. She will be deeply missed by all who have been touched by her warm, fun-loving spirit and generosity. Ann is survived by her husband of 52 years, Richard; children: Jeffrey (Jenny), Kaukauna; Timothy (Mary), Kaukauna; Lynn (Thomas) Krueger, Freedom; Lori (Ronald) Russum, Little Chute; Karen (Tully) Pick, Little Chute; and Todd, Louisville, KY; grandchildren: Megan, Jaimy (fiancé Ryan Green), Dylan, Nicholas, Curtis and Thomas Rollo; Kayla, Cole and Ty Krueger; Austin and William Russum and Aidan Pick; great grandchildren: Braelyn and Easton Kust; sisters and brothers: LaVerne Barrett, Alvin Rabas, Norbert (Darlene) Rabas and Joyce Cherney; sisters and brothers-in-law: Rosemary Rollo, Mary (Lee) Hietpas, Margaret (Carl) Vosters, Sr. Marguerite Rollo and Gary (Nancy) Rollo; and granddogs Casey and Benny. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Ann was preceded in death by her father and mother-in-law: Louis and Minnie (LeNoble) Rollo; a sister-in-law: Virgil Rabas; and brothers-in-law: Donald Barrett and Leland Rollo. Visitation will be held Thursday January 12, 2012 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 2 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. James Hablewitz will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. For on-line condolences, please visit www.oconnellfh.com. A memorial is being established. A special thank you to the caring staffs at ThedaCare, Martha Siekman Cancer Center and AseraCare and to all our family and friends for their love, prayers, compassion and support. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 788-6237 Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 9 to January 10, 2012 | Rabas, Anna Mae (I179047)
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| 11010 | Anna Mae Suprise, 89 of Appleton, died Monday February 20, 2017 at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center, Appleton. She was born in Greenville, December 19, 1927, daughter of the late Robert and Nellie (Gartland) Jamison. Anna married Laronzle "Larry" Suprise on September 11, 1947. He preceded her in death on January 26, 1995. Anna graduated from Hortonville High School in 1945. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church, Appleton. Faith was a very important part of Anna's life, and she made sure it was an important part of her family also. She loved to shop and work in her garden. Anna liked to spend her weekends up north, and caring for her pets. What Anna enjoyed most was the time spent with her family, especially her grand children and great grand children. Anna is survived by her five children: four daughters: Kathy (Wayne) Juedes, Fox Crossing, Joan (Larry) Uhlenbrauck, Mountain, Elizabeth Kielbasa, Appleton, and Cheryl (Tim) Lecker, Town of Center; her son: Rodger (Jody) Suprise, Pine River; seven grand children: Carrie Chelberg, Christopher (Amy) Suprise, Tara (Joe) Piotrowski, Korina Kaye (fiancé Jason Neuber), Craig (Sonnet) Uhlenbrauck, Brian Uhlenbrauck (sp friend, Liz Foth), and Morgan Lecker; 13 great-grand children: Logan, Delaney, Bailee, Claire Chelberg, Ella, Helen Suprise, Makayla Lenz, Aidan Leon, Druis Kaye-O'Brien, Cody Uhlenbrauck, Jalyne Meulemans, Cole Seefeldt, and Caitlan Uhlenbrauck; two sisters: Rita Petit, Appleton, and Mary Tessen, New London; a sister in-law, Delrose (Norman) Tiedt, Clintonville; a brother in-law: Wally Hedtke, Appleton; and many other relatives and friends. Anna was further preceded in death by her twin sons, Gerald and Larry; daughter, Diane; son in-law, Frank "Mike" Kielbasa; three sisters: Margaret Suprise, Evelyn Hedtke and Ruth Voster; and her brother, Francis Jamison. Mass of Christian burial for Anna will be held 11:00 AM on Thursday February 23, 2017 at ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 W Lawrence St, Appleton, with Fr Jim Leary OFM CAP officiating. Visitation will be held at the church Thursday morning beginning at 9:00 until 10:45 AM, with Mass to follow at 11:00 AM. Burial will be at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Anna's family would like to extend a special thank you to those who visited her at The Bridges of Appleton; Dr. Sheila Thiel; Dr William Conkright and Dr. John Swanson Jr; from Fox Valley Hematology and Oncology; the entire staff at The Bridges of Appleton; the staff on the seventh floor at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center, Appleton; ThedaCare at Home Hospice for all of their loving care and compassion. And especially to Anna's daughter, Elizabeth, for caring for her mother for the past 10 years. | Jamison, Anna (I115488)
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| 11011 | ANNA MAES Funeral services for Anna Maes, who was drowned at Sturgeon Bay Sunday, will be held at 9 o'clock Thursday morning from Holy Cross church, Kaukauna. The iuneral of Carol and Mildred Smith, who also lost their lives at Sturgeon Bay, was held at 1:30 "Wednesday afternoon from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Holmes, Kaukauna, and at 2 o'clock from Brokaw Methodist Methadist church. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, July 31, 1929 | Page 4 | Maes, Anna (I86543)
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| 11012 | Anna Maes 65 | Joosten, Johanna (I33759)
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| 11013 | Anna Maes 75 | Joosten, Johanna (I33759)
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| 11014 | Anna Maes John Maes Peter H Maes William J Maes Harry H Maes | Joosten, Johanna (I33759)
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| 11015 | Anna Maes John Maes Peter H Maes William J Maes Harry H Maes | Maes, John (I53402)
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| 11016 | Anna Maes John Maes Peter H Maes William J Maes Harry H Maes | Maes, William (I53405)
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| 11017 | Anna Maes Herman Maes John L Schlude | Schlude, John (I199789)
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| 11018 | Anna Malchow Mary A Malchow Clarence L Malchow Margaret Malchow Betty Ann Malchow Delores B Malchow | Malchow, Delores B. (I67842)
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| 11019 | Anna Malchow Mary A Malchow Clarence L Malchow Margaret Malchow Betty Ann Malchow Delores B Malchow | Warns, Anna (I161435)
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| 11020 | Anna Maria Cremers Bride on Sunday, May 3, 1818 Oploo Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6017 plaats: Oploo Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 6, datum: 3-5-1818 BRUIDEGOM: Joannes Egbers geboorteplaats bruidegom: Oploo geboortedatum bruidegom: 23-7-1793 BRUID: Anna Maria Cremers geboorteplaats bruid: St. Anthonis geboortedatum bruid: 13-1-1779 Vader bruidegom: Egbert Gerits Moeder bruidegom: Joanna Jan Bergmans Vader bruid: Godefridus Cremers Moeder bruid: Margaretha van Haaren Maria Cremers Relation on Wednesday, September 5, 1877 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHICBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 36 opgemaakt op: 5-9-1877 Overleden: Egbertus Egberts, 82 jaar Beroep overledene: dagloner Geboorteplaats overledene: Oploo Woonplaats overledene: Oploo Relatie: weduwnaar van Maria Cremers Datum overlijden: 5-9-1877 zoon van Vader: Gerardus Egberts Moeder: Gertruij Hoeben Opmerkingen: Akte bevat meer informatie Aanvullende informatie: ook weduwnaar van Johanna Geurts | Family: Gerrits, Joannes / Cremers, Anna Maria (F31548)
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| 11021 | Anna Maria Ebben Mother on Tuesday, March 30, 1852 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 15 Geboren: Arnoldus van den Heuvel Geboortedatum: 30-3-1852 relatie: zoon van Vader: Antoon van den Heuvel Beroep vader: bouwman Woonplaats vader: St. Anthonis Moeder: Anna Maria Ebben Beroep moeder: landbouweres Woonplaats moeder: St. Anthonis | VandenHeuvel, Arnold (I109738)
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| 11022 | Anna Maria Emma Fochs - Religious Name -- Mary Willibald Born Wincheringen, Regbz, Trier, Germany Work before Entrance: Domestic Work Home Parish at Entrance: St. Alphonsus, Chicago IL Entered Candidature: Feb 28, 1898 Received: Aug 29, 1900 Professed: July 22, 1903 Home Visits: Aug 1914 Mission Record 1899 1900 St. Agnes 1903 1927 1933 1939 1941 Obituary - Northwestern Province Sister Mary Willibald Fochs I tought upon the days of old; and I had in my mind the eternal years; and I meditated in the night with my own heart. Ps 76, 6, 7 These words of the Royal Prophet might well have been spoken by our dear Sister Mary Willibald Fochs who was found dead in bed about 3:00 o'clock in the morning on August 11, 1947. Her room-mate having heard a faint noise, hastened to Sister's bedside and found that she had just breathed her last. Several days before she had made remarks to her companion Sisters, which clearly indicated that she was thinking "upon the days of old" and "had in mind the eternal years." Sister Mary Willibald had been suffering from a heart ailment, and the unusual heat of the summer greatly aggravated her suffering; therefore, her sudden death did not come as a complete surprise to the Superiors of the Motherhouse and to the nurses in the infirmary. Only a few days before her death, Sister had sent for one of the Assistants, since Mother Provincial M. Annunciata was not at home. When Sister M. Henrietta came to the sickroom to inquire about the needs of the dear patient, she found her rather uncomfortable, but able to sit up. Sister M. Henrietta suggested that she be moved closer to the chapel so taht she could receive Holy Communion in her room. Sister Mary Willibald replied that as long as she was able to use a wheel chair, she preferred to remain in the room where she was. Three days later we offered Holy Communion for the repose of her soul. Sister M. Willibald, Emma Fochs, was born of exemplary Catholic parents near Treves, Germany, August 12, 1880. In 1881, the family came to America and settled on a farm near Chilton, Wisconsin. During the spring and fall emma attended our Sisters' school in Chilton, but during the winter she attended the district school. This alternation did not permit the progress the child might have made during her formative years. When she was sixteen years old, she lost her good mother. Her father married again, but the old familiar place was no longer HOME to Emma. She went to Chicago where she was employed at general housework by a Lutheran family. Before accepting this position , she had made an agreement with her employers to be permitted to attend Sunday Mass. It happened that the day after Christmas fell on a Sunday, and because of the work of cleaning up the house after this holiday, she could not attend Mass. She tells us in her autobiography that the following Saturday found her among the penitents waiting to go to Confession. One of the good old Redemptorist Fathers was in the confessional, and to him the anxious young girl told her troubles. After putting several other questions to her, he finally asked her whether she would not like to go to the convent. She promptly answered, "No," since she had nver given her future vocation a thought. However, the question addressed to her by her confessor, remained in her mind, and she could neither eat nor sleep. Finally she informed her father that she had decided to enter the convent. He placed no obstacle in her way, and two weeks later she received the bonnet from Reverend Mother General, who at the time was visiting at St. Alphonsus. Her cup of happiness was now filled to overflowing. She was grateful to God and to those who had assisted her in following the divine Call. In August 1898, she was sent to the Milwaukee Motherhouse and the following year she was missioned to Green Bay to teach the primary grades; after another year's probation she was received into the Novitiate, August 19, 1900. With her whol heart and soul she gave herself to the service of the Lord, and was eager to prepare herself as well as possible for the work of teaching and training Christ's little ones. July 23, 1903 and July 22, 1910 mark the days of her first and her final profession. In 1901 Sister Mary Willibald was sent to St. Agnes, St. Paul to teach the uper grades and to take charge of the alter boys. She remained at this mission twenty-six years, during which she endeared herself to the Sisters of the community as well as to her pupils. She was an adept to training boys to serve Holy Mass and had many an interesting story to relate about her experiences in this particular field of labor. The boys were greatly devoted to Sister and remembered her long after they had left school. After Sister left St. Agnes, she labored at the following missions: Clarkston, Washington; St. Francis, St. Paul; Colton, Washington; and Madison Lake, Minnesota; at each of these missions she acted as Superior of the community and as principal of the school. Her last years were spent in the Motherhouse at Good Counsel. Whenever she was able to do so, she helped the Sisters pack altar breads; she was very conscientious about this work and loved it because it was for the Sacramental Savior. Her free moments were spent in crocheting or in doing acts of charity for others. As a Superior Sister Mary Willibald was kind, cympathetic, and understanding, and exacting in egard to the keeping of Holy Rule. As an inferior she was loyal and devoted to her Superiors; and as a companion Sister she was considerate, appreciative, cheerful, and obliging. Wherever she was, she made herself at home and was interested in the affairs of the community and in the work of the school. In spite of poor health during the last several years of her life, she bore up bravely and accepted her lot as sent by the good Lord for a purpose of His own. Her example will long be remembered by those who lived in intimate relationship with her. The funeral Mass was celebrated by our Reverend Chaplain, Father Alton Scheid, August 13, 1947. Sister's remains were laid to rest beside three new graves wherein were interred the remains of three dear companion Sisters who had preceded her to ther Everlasting Home within the six weeks just before the death of Sister M. Willibald. We trust that it will not be long before the four religious who were so near and so dear to one another in life, will be re-united in Heaven. RIP Autobiography - written by Sister Mary Willibald Fochs Born of good Catholic parents, Mathias and Elisabeth Fochs, near Treves, Germany August 12, 188. Came to America in1881 and settled near Chilton, Wisconsin. Attended our Sisters' school as long as the weather permitted. During winter, I attended the district school. Naturally my progress was far from brilliant. I lost my good mother at sixteen. The following year brought a new mother to our house and thereafter home was not home to us any longer. I went to Chicago where I found employment with a Lutheran family in doing general housework. Before accepting the position I made an agreement to te permitted to attend Mass regularly. One Sunday, however, the day after Christmas I was obliged to clean up and could not attend. Naturally, the next Saturday found me at the confessional. Good Father Essing CSR happened to be in the confessional. After various questions he said, "Wilst du nicht in's Kloster gehen?" I answered "No" so quickly that Father said "You needn't get excited. Not all good people must to to the convent." Before this, I had never given the convent as much as a thougt. NOw I could not get the confessor's question out of my mind. I could neither sleep nor eat. I informed my father that I was going to the convent. I begged for admittance at our Sisters at St. Alphonsus and in less than two weeks I was in the convent. I received the bonnet at St. Alphonsus from Mother General on her vistation tour. August 29, 1898 I was sent to the Mother house; August 29, 1899 I was sent on mission to Green Bay and August 29, 1900 I was received. July 23, 1903 and July 22, 1910 respectively, mark the days of first and final vows. For 26 years I labored at St. Paul. In 1927, obedience called me to take charge of our mission in Clarkston, Washington. | Fochs, Sister Willibald Anna Maria (I159174)
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| 11023 | Anna Maria gertrude born 12/20/1893, Outagamie birth records #2819. 1893 Outagamie Birth records # 2819; Anna Maria Gertrude VanDreck? bo rn on 12/20/1893 in Harrison (first born child) to Valentine VanDreck a nd Anna Micke, father born Sheboygan, mother born Brillion. | VanTreeck, Anna Maria Gertrude (I11295)
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| 11024 | Anna Maria Gloudemans Bride on Wednesday, March 1, 1848 Dinther Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 1841 plaats: Dinther Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 3, datum: 1-3-1848BRUIDEGOM: Peter Ruijs geboorteplaats bruidegom: Nuland BRUID: Anna Maria Gloudemans geboorteplaats bruid: DintherVader bruidegom: Gijsbertus Ruijs Moeder bruidegom: Johanna van NulandVader bruid: Jan Gloudemans Moeder bruid: Elizabeth van de Ven Opmerkingen: Aktebevat meer informatieSource: BS - Dinther (Heeswijk) - huwelijken 1811-1922 Archive: BS HUWELIJ KEN inventarisnummer diverse Burgerlijke Stand 1811-1918 (1922) | Family: Ruijs, Petrus / Gloudemans, Anna Maria (F30063)
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| 11025 | Anna Maria is born 15-11-1819 Boekel eraspiaf eraspiaf@gmail.com from bhic.nl Kind Datum geboorte Geslacht Plaats Vader Moeder Bron Toegangsnr. Inv.nr. Aktenummer | VanLieshout, Johanna Maria (I101250)
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| 11026 | Anna Maria Roijmans, Bride on Thursday, May 29, 1828 Reusel Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6575 plaats: ReuselBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 3, datum: 29-05-1828 BRUIDEGOM: Jacobus van Gompel geboorteplaats bruidegom: Schilde BEL BRUID: Anna Maria Roijmans geboorteplaats bruid: Reusel Vader bruidegom: Joannes van Gompel Moeder bruidegom: Barbara Smoeuts Vader bruid: Nicolaas Roijmans Moeder bruid: Hendrica van Leuven Opmerkingen: Akte bevat meer informatie. | Family: VanGompel, Jacob / Rooymans, Anna Maria (F32591)
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| 11027 | Anna Maria Schell 31 Jul 1891 Outagamie 02 0351, Henry Verbeten 31 Jul 18 91 Outagamie 02 0351 | Family: Verbeten, Henricus / Schell, Anna Maria (F46027)
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| 11028 | Anna Maria van den Elsen Bride on Sunday, May 17, 1812 Boekel Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 972 plaats: BoekelBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 46, datum: 17-5-1812 BRUIDEGOM: Dilis Biemans geboorteplaats bruidegom: Erp BRUID: Anna Maria van den Elsen geboorteplaats bruid: Boekel Vader bruidegom: Arnoldus Egidie Biemans Moeder bruidegom: Johanna Maria Johannes Bakkermans Vader bruid: Willem van den Elsen Moeder bruid: Elisabeth Frens Lamers | Family: Biemans, Equidivs Arnoldus Delis / VandenElzen, Anna Maria (F33345)
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| 11029 | Anna Maria van Heesch Mother on Sunday, December 13, 1868 Schaijk Plaats: Schaijk, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 37 Geboren: Petronella Lucia van Rossum Geboortedatum: 13-12-1868 relatie: dochter van Vader: Adrianus van Rossum Beroep vader: blauwverver Woonplaats vader: Schaijk Moeder: Anna Maria van Heesch Woonplaats moeder: Schaijk | Vanrossum, Petronella Lucia (I129288)
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| 11030 | Anna Maria van Rossem Deceased on Saturday, December 18, 1937 Zeeland Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 27 opgemaakt op: 20-12-1937 Overleden: Anna Maria van Rossem, 61 jaar Geboorteplaats overledene: Schaijk Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland Relatie: weduwe van Adrianus van der Bolt Datum overlijden: 18-12-1937 dochter van Vader: Adrianus van Rossum Moeder: Anna Maria van Heesch | Vanrossum, Anna Maria (I129284)
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| 11031 | Anna Maria van Rossum Relation on Tuesday, May 18, 1926 Zeeland Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 19 opgemaakt op: 18-5-1926 Overleden: Adrianus van der Bolt, 52 jaar Beroep overledene: mandenmaker Geboorteplaats overledene: Schaijk Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland Relatie: echtgenoot van Anna Maria van Rossum Datum overlijden: 18-5-1926 zoon van Vader: Johannes Theodorus van der Bolt Moeder: Anna Maria Spierings | VanderBolt, Adrianus (I129287)
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| 11032 | Anna Maria was born 11 Dec 1883 https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/search/search-results/record-details/a2apersonid/728656572/srcid/7918682/oid/28 Maria was born 20 Jan 1885 https://www.wiewaswie.nl/en/search/search-results/record-details/a2apersonid/728350648/srcid/7809568/oid/28 | DeWitt, Anna (I127220)
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| 11033 | Anna Marie ( Gruen/Green Daughter 11/18/1838 3/27/1922 Katherina "Kate" Gruen/Green Daughter 11/11/1839 John Green Son 1 Oct 1841 17 Apr 1911 Ludwig (Louis) Gruen/Green Son 1/28/1843 Tavistock, Ontario, Canada 1859 Moritz "Mose" Gruen/Green Son 5/22/1845 Tavistock, Ontario, Canada 9/10/1864 Frionica "Frana" Gruen/Green Daughter 3/22/1852 June 1934 Anna Margretha " Gruen/Green Daughter 5/16/1854 6/22/1945 Lydia "Lettie" Gruen/Green Daughter 7/10/1856 Henry W. Gruen/Green Son 6/13/1860 2/16/1935 Levi Bert Gruen/Green Son 11/29/1862 | Green, Balthaser (I308012)
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| 11034 | ANNA MARIE ASHAUER DJES AT NEW LONDON Kaukauna - Anna Marie, 6-months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antone Ashauer of New London, formerly of Kaukauna, died suddenly at the home of her parents Tuesday. The child is survived by the parents and two brothers. Funeral services will-be held at 11 o'clock Wednesday morning from Holy Cross church. The Rev F. Melchoirs will be in charge of the services and interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, October 29, 1930 | Page 39 | Ashauer, Mary Ann (I176065)
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| 11035 | Anna Marie DeLeeuw was born 18 NOV 1892 in Alphen, Gelderland, Netherlands, daughter of Christiaan de Leeuw and Anna Maria Adams. Registration No. 6483; Archive No. 0207; Aktenummer No. 75 | DeLeeuw, Anna Maria (I111142)
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| 11036 | Anna Marie Langedyke at home in Little Chute of pulmonary TB, buried at St. Johns on 1/10/1927 | Langedyke, Anna (I104753)
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| 11037 | Anna Marie Louise Josephina Julius, Born January 28, 1876, Baptized March 5, 1876 Immanuel Lutheran Church, Greenville, Wisconsin | Julius, Anna (I121165)
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| 11038 | Anna Marie Piers Is Guest of Honor At Kimberly Party A shower in honor of Miss Anna Marie Fiers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Vanden Oever, Kimberly, was held at the clubhouse at Kimberly Friday evening. Miss Fiers will become the bride of Christ DeLeeuw on Labor day. Cards and dice furnished the entertainment during the evening and prizes were awarded at schafskopf to Mrs. H. Van Dyke, Kimberly, Mrs. Peter Lamensky, and Miss M. Hoffman, Appleton, and at dice to Mrs, Peter Fox, Mrs. Gloudemans and Mrs. M. Vander Zanden, Kimberly. Special prizes were awarded to Mrs. L. Bart, Neenah, and Mrs, F. Fox, Kimberly. Others attending were Mrs. John Maas, Faribault Minn; Mrs. L. Van Dinter, Mrs. M. Van Eperen, Little Chute: Mrs. L. Robedeau, Kaukauna; Miss M. McCormick. Mrs. F. Murphy; Mrs. F. Balino, Mrs. J. McHugh and Mrs. N. Fox, Appleton; Mrs. Albert Gosha, Mrs. A. Schnese, Mrs. J. Vander Zanden, Mrs. P. Verbeten, Mrs. P. Ruys, Mrs. F. Frye, Mrs. A. Lillge, Mrs. J. Busch, Mrs. E. Peters, Mrs. Mary Mars, Bud Vanden Oever, Dick Vanden Oever, Mrs. Herman Weyenberg, Mrs. John Fox, Mrs. Albert Marx, Mrs. BL Stienen, Mrs. T. Wachten- donk, Mrs. L. Newhouse, Mrs. J. Haultz, Mrs. M. Vander Velden, Mrs. J. Fiers, Mrs. M. Robinson, Mrs. L. Coppens; Mrs. T. Coppens, Mrs. A. Burbey, Mrs. P. Hofacker, Mrs. A. Gloudemans, Mrs. J. Verbeten, Mrs. T, Van Thull, Miss Naomi Willis, Miss M. Valentyne, Miss D. Vanden Heuvel and Miss Dorothy Marcks, Kimberly. PAGE TEN, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT,Monday Evening,August 21,1939 | Family: DeLeeuw, Christian G. / Fiers, Ann Marie "Sis" VandenOever (F40587)
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| 11039 | Anna Marie Roeland, age 101, of Appleton, passed away on Friday, April 20, 2012 at Appleton Health Care Center. She was born on June 11, 1910 in Mackville, the oldest child of Andrew and Catherine (Klein) Gengler. Anna married John Roeland at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton on June 14, 1937. They shared 49 years together before his death in 1986. Anna was employed at Kimberly Clark from 1930 until 1940 and at Lawrence University from 1952 until 1975. After her retirement, she volunteered at St. Elizabeth Hospital for many years. Anna was a very strong and independent woman and was able to remain in her home until she was over 100 years old with help from family, friends, and neighbors. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton. Anna is survived by her children: Jacqueline (Richard) Casperson and Richard (Rosalie) Roeland; grandchildren: Karen (Chuck) Farah, Jon (Shari) Huhn, Mark (Kim) Huhn, Ellen (Al) Bock, Robert Roeland and Daniel (Jen) Roeland; great-grandchildren: Alex and Abby Farah, Michelle Huhn, Molly Huhn, Emily (Kurt) McCabe, Jared Crego, Lukas Roeland, Sara and Kate Roeland; step-grandchildren: John (Wendy Capelli) Casperson and Rob (Merry) Casperson; step great-grandchildren: Llana Crego, Nicole Witter, Ashly Casperson, Alex Sauer and Mitchell Casperson; also four step great-great grandchildren. She is further survived by two sisters: Helen Schommer and Rita (Patrick) Roche, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Jack; sisters: Marcella "Sally" (Robert) Schmidt, Rose (Hubert "Butch") Mueller and Genevieve Gengler; brother: Lawrence (Georgine) Gengler and brothers-in-law: Merle Schommer and Herbert (Priscilla) Roeland. The funeral liturgy for Anna will be held at 11:00 am on Tuesday, April 24, 2012 at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 E. Fremont Street, Appleton. Fr. Tony Ibekwe will be officiating. Burial will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. A visitation will be held at the church on Tuesday from 9:30 am until the time of mass. The family would like to thank Anna's caregivers and friends at Appleton Health Care Center and ThedaCare Hospice for their kindness and compassion. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior St. Appleton, WI 54911(920)739-1231 | Gengler, Anna Marie (I175027)
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| 11040 | Anna Marie Schneider Hoffman OBITUARY: Milwaukee Journal Sept 14, 1964 "Anna Badke Nee Schneider, of Menomonee Falls, Sept 12, 1964, aged 79 years, beloved mother of Lottie Schuster, Paul J., Fred W., Ann Blassak, Clara Hoffman, William C., Rose Polczynski, Dell Marten, John J. S r., Janet Dieball and Betty Christianson; sister of Peter J. Schneider, also survived by 4 daughters-in-law, 7 sons-in-law, 35 grandchildren, 23 great-grandchildren, 3 sisters-in-law, 1 brother-in-law and other relatives. Funeral Wed. Sept 16, at 9:30 a.m. from the Haack Funeral Home, Menomonee Falls to St. Mary's church at 10 a.m. Interment church cemetery. Third Order of St. Francis vigil Tues. at 7 p.m. Senior Ladies sodality vigil Tues, at 8 p.m. in state Tues after 4 p.m. Appleton, WI. | Schneider, Anna Maria (I85393)
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| 11041 | Anna Marie Sophia Rohm b Apr 23, 1902 bapt Sept 27, 1902 Freedom Moravian Church, Freedom, Wi. | Rohm, Anna Maria Sophia (I337136)
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| 11042 | Anna Marie's Application for Herman's pension whi ch he received from the death of son, Henry, claims marriage to Herm an on the date of 13 October, 1864. Name before marriage is claimed as Ann ie M Lautervach. (Note spelling) She signed the document with her mark ( X) so she obviously could not read what had been written in the documen t. Address claimed on this document dated 26 June, 1889, is Wrightstown, B rown County, Wis. (Marriage date may be Oct 22) Anna Marie emigrated to the US..and Menasha with her family in 1847. Her p arents both died about 1851-55....when she was only 15 years old. Her sist er Minnie..went to live with Gov Doty...and Anna Marie......with family na med Ruggles in Fond du Lac. 1860 census has her living in Calumet Twp., Fond du Lac County with Geor ge and Eliza Ruggles. died at at home of her son Herman on 3rd St. | Lauterbach, Anna Marie "Mary" (I33275)
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| 11043 | Anna Marx Anna Marx John Marx Wm Marx | Marx, John (I170286)
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| 11044 | Anna Mary obit(M) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=53acc249-528d-4116-a97e-1d707c9477ac&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Anna Mary funeral card (M) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=36a07748-eee0-4119-9dd6-83cc0e473c99&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Anna Mary Van Doren(M) http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=83ca4880-7f69-422e-ae17-385ba894cc6f&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Peter Van Doren Family http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=800b566b-e4d8-4401-9dc9-b26696b575b1&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Anna Vandenheuvel http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=93e15a6b-00a0-42dd-80aa-c7cac649a6c1&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Peter and Anna http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=5c78c93f-4639-43f4-b556-636e95703307&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Francis, Joseph, Cyril,Charles, Sylvester http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=e0349a1b-fb96-4252-be2b-4ab571ed9b24&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Head Stone Front http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d9e2c20e-7a61-49d7-bd79-6aefd7fbad9b&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Front of Head Stone http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=0e7c53f7-62ac-4db4-9c7d-365bbdfc0f7a&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 St Mary Cemetery Chewelah WA http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d10ae108-c7ac-451a-aa4b-6f5896248225&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 Anna Mary http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=f1a55b96-8c8c-4a7a-a696-6b17e23144df&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408887 | VandenHeuvel, Anna Mary (I110724)
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| 11045 | Anna May VanEyck 10/25/1992 Post Crescent 10/26/1992 D 6 | VanEyck, Anna May (I135055)
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| 11046 | Anna McDaniels Anna Daniels Kaukauna Sun 3/19/1914 6 Obituary | McDaniel, Anna (I91900)
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| 11047 | Anna McIver Maiden Name: Carney Spouse: James Birth date not known. Died: February 26, 1937 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: February 27, 1937 Section: Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St Mary's Location: , Notes age 75 | Carney, Anna (I343292)
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| 11048 | Anna Mciver Stella Mciver Ralph Mciver Florence Mciver | Carney, Anna (I343292)
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| 11049 | Anna Meehl 9/18/1867 1/31/1954 Post Crescent 2/1/1954 28 | Meehl, Anna (I69969)
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| 11050 | Anna Mendez, age 89 of Appleton, passed away on Friday night, September 12, 2014 at a local hospital. Anna was born in Little Chute on February 23, 1923, daughter of the late William and Helena (Hartjes) Van Boxtel. On September 7, 1979 she married Jack Mendez; he preceded her in death in 20o3. Anna will be remembered for her love of games, crossword puzzles, and the "occasional" trip to the casino. She leaves behind her loving family: a daughter: Helen "Lynn" (Thomas) Cattanach of Markesan; two granddaughters: Kim (David) Stephens of Brookfield and Karie (John) Davenport of Madison; four grandchildren: Alexander and Zayda Stephens and Sierra and Jackson Davenport; a sister: Alice Ludwig and her friend Roger of Appleton; and a sister-in-law: Rita Van Boxtel of Appleton. A service to honor Anna's life will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, September 17, 2014 at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street in Appleton. Entombment will follow at Highland Memorial Park. Family and friends are invited to gather at the funeral home on Wednesday from 10:00 AM until the time of the service. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. | VanBoxtel, Anna (I171241)
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| 11051 | Anna Merkle Charles Merkle Mary Merkle Luisa Merkle Frank Merkle Luvina Merkle | Merkel, Charles (I180372)
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| 11052 | Anna Meverden Barbara Meveden Bernhard Kohaskie Blaguis Kohaskie Johanna Kohaskie | Kohasky, Bernard (I159553)
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| 11053 | Anna Micke 7/13/1904 7/16/1981 Post Crescent 7/16/1981 B 12 | Micke, Anna (I2903)
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| 11054 | Anna Micke, "Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930" Name: Joseph Meyer Birth Date: Birthplace: Germany Age: Spouse's Name: Anna Micke Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birthplace: Hollandtown, Wis. Spouse's Age: Event Date: 09 Oct 1906 Event Place: Clark, Wisconsin Father's Name: Peter Meyer Mother's Name: Eva Meyer Spouse's Father's Name: Henry Micke Spouse's Mother's Name: Helena Micke 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: M00339-4 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy GS Film number: 1275880 Reference ID: 1558 | Family: Meyer, Joseph / Micke, Anna (F46200)
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| 11055 | Anna Moder nee Monart, parents born Germany (widowed?) cause of death ; age, location Center. Burial St. Edwards . Death Record Details Last Name: Moder First Name: Anna Day: 02 Month: January Year: 1898 County: Outagamie Reel: 104 Volume: 02 Page: 0229 Image: 0151 Index Vol: Sequence #: 263254 | Monart, Anna (I311873)
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| 11056 | Anna Molitor 12/21/1899 7/7/1981 Post Crescent 7/7/1981 D 6 | Molitor, Anna (I64388)
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| 11057 | Anna Nieland 52 Divorced Lucile Nieland 25 Ivor Nieland 22 Hans Nieland 18 May Nieland 15 Eleanor Nieland 14 Lee Veteto 22 Gene Letry 25 Mckenneth | Hoefs, Anna (I127694)
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| 11058 | Anna Nytes 3/9/1891 5/11/1966 Post Crescent 5/12/1966 D 5 | Nytes, Anna (I135745)
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| 11059 | Anna or Alma Wilhelmine Martha Marie Grimm b. Feb 20, 1887 T Freedom, Wi., Bapt. March 27, 1887 Freedom Moravian Church D/O: Carl John W. & Adolphine Pablo Grimm | Grimm, Minnie (I170514)
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| 11060 | Anna Otto Aliver Otto Leroy Otto Florence Otto Robert Otto Frank Farley | Otto, Leroy (I204311)
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| 11061 | Anna Oudenhoven 6/16/1902 7/25/1994 Post Crescent 7/26/1994 B 4 | Oudenhoven, Anna M. (I47607)
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| 11062 | Anna Pagel Herbert Pagel Hilda Pagel Elmer Pagel Arthur Pagel | Ebben, Anna (I132707)
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| 11063 | Anna Pahl Clarence Pahl | Pahl, Clarence (I160856)
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| 11064 | Anna Pahl Clarence Pahl | Schiffleger, Anna B. (I160859)
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| 11065 | Anna Paltzer Maiden Name: Schaefer Spouse: Jacob Paltzer, Sr. Birth date not known. Died: August 17, 1968 Place of Birth: Sherwood, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: August 19, 1968 Section: B Page: 7 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Location: , | Schaefer, Anna (I106216)
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| 11066 | Anna Phillips Margurite Phillips George Phillips Charles Phillips | Myse, Anna Maria (I169994)
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| 11067 | ANNA PLUTZ SSN 388-12-8746 Residence: 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI Born 17 Dec 1896 Last Benefit: Died 9 Jul 1988 Issued: WI (Before 1951 ) | Verhagen, JoAnna (I1446)
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| 11068 | Anna Probst 06 Dec 1897 Calumet 0026 001322 | Probst, Anna R. (I94378)
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| 11069 | Anna R Hamilton Donald C Hamilton Evelyn Hamilton | Murphy, Anna Rose (I138210)
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| 11070 | Anna R. Feavel, age 88 is at peace and home with God. Her passing occurred on Monday, March 11, 2013 at the Appleton Health Care Center. She was born on December 3, 1924, in Appleton, the daughter of the late Fredrick and Ruth (Frank) Stumpf. On February 19, 1944, Anna married John F. Feavel at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton. She was a dedicated homemaker, member of the Christian Mothers, a devout member of the 24 Hour Adoration at Sacred Heart Parish, and also a member of the Blue Army. Later in life she worked in secretarial positions at pharmaceutical supply companies, CESA 8, and Tel Sec. Her faith was very important to her and the highlight of her life was traveling to Fatima, Portugal, with her fellow Blue Army members. Anna is survived by her four children: John, Jim, Sue (Dennis) Wolfert, and Jeff Feavel; nine grandchildren: Karri (Travis) Olson; Randy Feavel; Rob (DeEtta) Wolfert, Scott (Kristeina) Wolfert, Tom (Lori) Wolfert, and Amy (Kevin) Reilly; Amanda (Kyle) Brown, Danielle (Jason) Taggert, and Perry (Jenee) Feavel; 19 (soon to be 20) great grandchildren; niece, Jenny Lee (Ken) Biggers, and nephew, Michael (Cindy) Edderegger. She was preceded in death by her husband, John on August 6, 1998, and her brother, Harold Stumpf. The funeral liturgy for Anna will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, March 16, 2013 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont Street in Appleton. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. A visitation will be held on Saturday at the church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of mass. We would like to thank the professional staff at the Appleton Health Care Center for their very caring and loving support of mom. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from March 13 to March 14, 2013 | Stumpf, Anna (I58022)
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| 11071 | Anna R. Kanthon Birth: Jan. 14, 1822 Death: Feb. 22, 1902 Family links: Spouse: Friedrich A. Kanthon (1815 - 1895)* Burial: Mosquito Hill Cemetery Hortonville Outagamie County Wisconsin, USA Maintained by: Find A Grave Originally Created by: Darleen J. Chipman Record added: Oct 20, 2007 Find A Grave Memorial# 22325733 | Unknown, Anna (I318537)
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| 11072 | Anna Rademacher Frank M Rademacher Harold J Rademacher Alice D Rademacher | Gruber, Annie (I31601)
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| 11073 | Anna Rademacher Frank M Rademacher Harold J Rademacher Alice D Rademacher | Rademacher, Alice (I31605)
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| 11074 | Anna Rademacker Harold Rademacker Alice Rademacker | Rademacher, Alice (I31605)
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| 11075 | Anna Rae Vanden Boom, age 90, of Stockbridge, died on Friday, January 4, 2013 at Good Shepherd Nursing Facility in Seymour. She was born November 1, 1922 in Alabama, daughter of the late James N. & Norma A. (Lorenz) Turner. She married Charles E. Vanden Boom on July 20, 1946 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge. Following her graduation from Chilton High School and shortly after being married, Anna worked at the Chilton City Clerk office. Later in life, she worked at Chilton Metal Products until her retirement at the age of 65. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, the Christian Women, and the American Legion Auxiliary. Anna liked to be outdoors tending to her flowers or caring for the large garden she used to keep every year. She looked forward to getting time out with friends or family by going shopping or going out to eat, however, home was always where Anna's heart was. One of her favorite phrases was 'Home Again, Home Again, Jiggity Jig'. Anna truly treasured everyone in her family. Although she frequently said, "You wanted all these kids, Charley", her heart and her home were always open to those she loved. She especially enjoyed sturgeon fishing with her family and visits from her grandchildren. She is survived by her children: Mary (Melvin) Ecker, Charles (Jane) Vanden Boom, Jr., David (Penny) Vanden Boom, Steven (Lori) Vanden Boom, Robert Vanden Boom, Kay Van Rossum, Julie (Michael) Jehle, Brian (Paula) Piper; 19 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; 2 great-great-grandchildren; a sister: Verna Schneider and a sister-in-law: Arlene Turner. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a daughter: Ann Beth (Vanden Boom) Piper; step-father, William Oakley; 3 brothers: Harold Turner, William (Grace) Oakley, Jr., & Frederick Oakley; a sister: Margaret Winkle and infant sister Mary Anita; and a brother-in-law: William J. Schneider. Funeral services will be at 11:00 am on Wednesday, January 9, 2013 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge with the Rev. Michael Betley officiating. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm on Tuesday, January 8, 2013 and on Wednesday at the church from 9:30 am until 10:45 am. A Parish Vigil Service will be held Tuesday evening at the funeral home beginning at 7:00 pm. Anna's family would like to thank the staff of Good Shepherd Nursing Facility and the Heartland Hospice Nurses and staff for all of the loving and kind care shown to Anna. Online Condolences wietingfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on January 6, 2013 | Turner, Anna Rae (I183473)
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| 11076 | Anna Reier Bauer? | Reier, Anna (I157834)
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| 11077 | Anna Reinhardt 6/24/1880 4/19/1987 Post Crescent 4/20/1987 C 5 | Reinhardt, Anna Margaretha (I139965)
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| 11078 | Anna Reitzner Catherine Reitzner Margaret Reitzner Edwin Reitzner Gladys Reitzner Robert Reitzner Arnold Reitzner | Reitzner, Catherine A. (I200296)
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| 11079 | Anna Reschetar Joseph Reschetar Dolores Reschetar Michael Beckman Frank Beckman | Unknown, Unknown (I125237)
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| 11080 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Beckman, Frank J. (I650)
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| 11081 | Anna Reybrook married to William Reybrook, born 3/14/1886 in Green Bay to Peter Spierings and Elizabet Bevers, both born Holland. Died 5/10/1940 of Myocardial degeneration due to valvular hear disease. Buried 4/13/1940 at Little chute. | Spierings, Anna (I75929)
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| 11082 | Anna Richter married Christ Brueggen on June 19, 1888. Source: (Recolle ct ions of Herman Anton Richter, in 1972.) [HermanAntonRichter.FTW] | Family: Brueggen, Christian / Richter, Anna (F17049)
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| 11083 | Anna Roche 1 Jun 1899 12 Mar 1989 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Roche, Anna (I132422)
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| 11084 | Anna Rohan Annetta Rohan Earl Rohan Maud A Applebee Moses Applebee Ben Vanderneck ED 172 page 1B West ward.; Listed living with 3 childr en age 55 born in Canada, year of immigration illegible. Moses Applebee li ving with them listed as Father. | Applebee, Annie (I36683)
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| 11085 | Anna Rohan Annetta Rohan Earl Rohan Maud A Applebee Moses Applebee Ben Vanderneck | Applebee, Moses (I36689)
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| 11086 | Anna Romenesko John Romenesko Clemens Romenesko Lillian Romenesko Walter Romenesko | Conrad, Anna S. (I465)
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| 11087 | Anna Romenesko John Romenesko Clemens Romenesko Lillian Romenesko Walter Romenesko | Romenesko, John (I1926)
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| 11088 | Anna Romenesko John Romenesko Clemens Romenesko Lillian Romenesko Walter Romenesko | Romenesko, Clement Joseph (I1932)
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| 11089 | Anna Romenesko John Romenesko Clemens Romenesko Lillian Romenesko Walter Romenesko | Romenesko, Lillian (I1933)
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| 11090 | Anna Romenesko John Romenesko Clemens Romenesko Lillian Romenesko Walter Romenesko | Romenesko, Walter Matthew (I12006)
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| 11091 | Anna Schafelke Gustaine Schafelke Henry Schafelke Bernard Schafelke Anna Schafelke Alice Schafelke Lucile Schafelke | Schaefelke, Gustuv (I51842)
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| 11092 | Anna Schauer Elsie Schauer | Borree, Anna (I345047)
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| 11093 | Anna Schimmelpfen 55 Artay Schimmelpfen 22 Waller Schimmelpfen 20 Mabel Schimmelpfen 13 | Luebke, Anna (I158953)
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| 11094 | Anna Schmidt 10/29/1911 1/10/2003 Post Crescent 1/12/2003 C 4 | Schmidt, Anna (I142601)
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| 11095 | Anna Scholl Anna Scholl Ella Paulus | Reimann, Anna (I96321)
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| 11096 | Anna Scholl Anna Scholl Ella Paulus | Scholl, Anna (I96322)
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| 11097 | Anna Schomisch Katie Schomisch Nicholas Schomisch Michael Schomisch Albert Schomisch | Schomisch, Nicholas (I195132)
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| 11098 | Anna Schomisch Katie Schomisch Nicholas Schomisch Michael Schomisch Albert Schomisch | Jonen, Anna (I161738)
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| 11099 | Anna Schomisch Mick Schomisch Albert Schomisch | Schomisch, Albert (I194902)
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| 11100 | Anna Schomisch Mick Schomisch Albert Schomisch | Schomisch, Michael (I194973)
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| 11101 | Anna Schomisch Mick Schomisch Albert Schomisch | Jonen, Anna (I161738)
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| 11102 | Anna Schommer Florian Schommer Georginna Schommer | VanAsten, Anna (I43886)
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| 11103 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schommer, Georgianna (I68611)
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| 11104 | Anna Schubert Elmar H Schubert Louisa Schubert | Schubert, Elmer Herman (I320207)
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| 11105 | Anna Schubert Elmar H Schubert Louisa Schubert | Kramer, Anna Caroline (I320209)
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| 11106 | Anna Schubert Elmar H Schubert Louisa Schubert | Schubert, Louise Carolie (I320210)
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| 11107 | Anna Schwalberg Herman Schwalberg Mina Schwalberg John H Schwalberg | Schwalenberg, Herman J. (I173843)
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| 11108 | Anna Schwalenberg 7/23/1876 1/19/1964 Post Crescent 1/21/1949 B 8 | Schwalenberg, Anna (I160029)
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| 11109 | Anna Seidl 58 Charles Seidl 32 Henry Seidl 30 Barbara Seidl 19 Martha Seidl 11/12 Mary Seidl 25 | Kollross, Anna (I306518)
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| 11110 | Anna Seidl 58 Charles Seidl 32 Henry Seidl 30 Barbara Seidl 19 Martha Seidl 11/12 Mary Seidl 25 | Seidl, Henry (I313465)
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| 11111 | Anna Simpson Carl Simpson Elsie Simpson George Simpson Pearl Simpson Norman Simpson Earl Simpson Lucile Simpson | Simpson, George W. (I64487)
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| 11112 | Anna Simpson Carl Simpson Elsie Simpson George Simpson Pearl Simpson Norman Simpson Earl Simpson Lucile Simpson | Graf, Anna (I183620)
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| 11113 | Anna Smith 11/29/1894 11/4/1970 Post Crescent 11/5/1970 D 4 | Smith, Anna (I188387)
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| 11114 | Anna Sophie Eliese Willenkamp, married a Friederich Wilhelm August Plaman at Freedom Lutheran Church 22 Nov 1883 V 2 P 167.238 | Family: Plamann, Fredrick / Willenkamp, Sophia (F55205)
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| 11115 | Anna Stapel 55 August F Stapel 32 Walter Stapel 20 Arthur Stapel 18 | Husman, Anna Margareta (I99543)
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| 11116 | Anna Steffen was born in what was then Prussia, in 1802. This writer knows nothing about her birth family beyond that. However, based on interviews with her steph- children and more, we have pretty solid information on the life of her and her husband recorded for us in Commemorative Biographical Record of the Fox River Valley, 1895, pages 828-30 (which cover the Steffen family). They are given attention in that book as a true pioneer family in founding what is now the community encompassing Dale and Hortonville in Outagamie County, Wisconsin. Anna became the third wife of Jakob Steffen sometime after 1838 and before 1848. There are no children in the record from that marriage. Jakob however had two sons from his first marriage, and 6 sons and one daughter from his second marriage (at least that survived and were recorded). Jakob and Anna Steffen then came to America on the ship "Luconia," arriving in New York on June 12, 1848. According to the ship manifest and the above Commemorative History, they came with Jakob's childre: his son John and his wife Appolonia and their infant daughter Anna, Katharine, Nicholas, Mathias, Conrad and his wife Lucy/Lucia, Franz and Jacob, and two other Steffens that may have been Jakob's nephews. Jakob's son John Jacob had already come over earlier, in 1846 (which is the date the latter gave on the 1900 Federal Census, and fits the records identified above), and his son Ignatz came over later, most likely in 1857 (the date Ignatz gave to the Census in 1900). When the Steffens arrived in the U.S. they lived first in the area of Saratoga Springs, NY for a few years. Then most of the Steffens began to relocate to the area of Hortonia, Outagamie, Wisconsin (later including Dale and Hortonville). First was John Jacob in 1850, then Leonard "Conrad" in 1851. The next year, Jakob and Anna joined these two sons there with Jakob's younger sons Franz/Francis, and Jacob (the latter appears in the local records when he got married,and then enlisted in the Union Army, in 1862 in Hortonville). Then came John and Appolonia and 3 boys they had in New York State (leaving little Anna buried in NY),in Spring 1855. Ignatz came around 1857. Matthias and Nicholas chose to stay in New York and appear in the Census established there. Daughter Katharine appears to have died there in NY and so never made it to Wisconsin, according to the above Commemorative Biography. Jakob Steffen was a farmer, a pioneer who cleared timber to put in his farm and expand it, and Anna was a pioneering farmer's wife. He continued in that work right up to his death on July 20, 1870. Anna lived another 24 years, living at least part of the time with her stepson Leonard and his family, and dying in 1894. Both Roman Catholics, Jakob and Anna were buried together in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery, Hortonville, Wisconsin. | Reuter, Anna (I160339)
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| 11117 | Anna Steffen was born on July 27, 1863 in Hortonville, Outagamie, Wisconsin to Jacob Steffen, Jr. and Isabella (McMurdo)Steffen. Her father died less than a year later (March 5, 1864) while serving with the Union Army at Vicksburg, Mississippi. Her mother Isabella later married Jacob's brother Francis (or "Franz") who was also a Civil War Veteran. With Francis, Isabella had at least 6 more children, so Anna grew up with a stepfather who was also her uncle, and numerous half-siblings who were also (interestingly enough) technically her cousins! To make matters more interesting she married, on May 18, 1887, her first cousin Lewis Steffen, who was son of her father (and step-father's!) full brother John Steffen. (To put it another way, she and her husband had the same biological paternal grandparents -- Jakob and Mary Elizabeth (Houbreck) Steffen! Both Lewis and Anna's parents (and grandfather Jakob Steffen) had immigrated from Germany in 1848 with several brothers, some of whom also settled in the Hortonville area. So they both grew up surrounded by Steffen uncles and cousins. Anna and Lewis had tried briefly to homestead, as wheat farmers, in North Dakota, near Jamestown, in the late 1880's right after they got married. They had and lost a daughter there (Florence Jessie, born May 26 1889 and died August 18 1889). Back in Hortonville soon after, they had daughter Ercelle December 16 1890, and son Gerald Ira December 9 1897. In Hortonville her husband Lewis had partnered with his brother Peter in a threshing business and in the purchase and operation of their farm. Peter lived with them as a single man. The Census of 1900 and 1910 also shows they had two servants. It appears their family was quite prosperous. Lewis died in 1917. Anna followed on July 12, 1926. They are buried together in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery, Hortonville, Wisconsin. | Steffen, Anna E. (I160345)
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| 11118 | Anna Steffen was born to German immigrants in Wisconsin. It is not known to this writer what her maiden name or anything else about her birth family. In 1889 she married Martin Steffen, also the son of German immigrants. He was a farmer and they lived, at least as of 1917, on an 80 acre holding in the extreme south of Dale and Hortonia where the two townships come together. Her and Martin had at least 11 children together (list of names on husband's memorial). Two preceded her and her husband in death: Margaret ("Maggie") in 1911, and Henry in 1920. Anna died on June 30, 1922 and was buried in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery near these children. Her husband followed her in death in 1926 and is buried near her. Sons Walter and Robert are also buried in this cemetery, as is their grandson Glendon Krueger (son of their daughter Ella/"Alwina"),daughter Ella (latter) and her husband Charles Krueger, and probably others. | Deml, Anna (I165115)
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| 11119 | Anna Stoffel Otto F Richter Ida K Richter | Pfeifer, Anna (I190557)
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| 11120 | Anna Stoll Alford Ed Stoll Earl Franz Stoll Erdine Stoll Frank Vanhandel | VanHandel, Frank H. (I132248)
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| 11121 | Anna T Williams Emma E Williams Margaret M Williams | Strehlow, Anna (I313491)
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| 11122 | Anna T Williams Emma E Williams Margaret M Williams | Williams, Margaret (I313489)
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| 11123 | Anna Tax 10 May 1877 Saint Croix 0274 001611 | Tax, Anna (I123370)
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| 11124 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kotz, Marcella (I121877)
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| 11125 | Anna Thiernaw Lillie Katz Irene Katz Marcella Katz | Kotz, Irene Helen (I121888)
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| 11126 | Anna Timmermans Baptized on Thursday, April 4, 1805 Hoogeloon Plaats: Hoogeloon, bron: RHCE, gezindte/instantie: RK register: 3, folio: 39 KIND: Anna Doopdatum: 04-04-1805 Geslacht: V Vader: Cornelius Timmermans Moeder: Joanna Mollen Peter: Joannes Swaens Meter: Anna Jacobs Opmerkingen: Vader is uit Middelbeers. | Timmermans, Joanna (I3745)
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| 11127 | Anna Timmermans Bride on Friday, July 14, 1826 Hoogeloon, Hapert en Casteren Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 4453 plaats: Hoogeloon, Hapert en Casteren Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 6, datum: 14-7-1826 BRUIDEGOM: Jan Bavo de Bruijn geboorteplaats bruidegom: Antwerpen BEL geboortedatum bruidegom: 7-9-1801 BRUID: Anna Timmermans geboorteplaats bruid: Hoogeloon geboortedatum bruid: 4-4-1805 Vader bruidegom: Adriaan de Bruijn Moeder bruidegom: Joanna van Kuijk Vader bruid: Cornelis Timmermans Moeder bruid: Johanna Mollen Jan Bavo de Bruijn Bridegroom on Friday, July 14, 1826 Hoogeloon, Hapert en Casteren Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 4453 plaats: Hoogeloon, Hapert en Casteren Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 6, datum: 14-7-1826 BRUIDEGOM: Jan Bavo de Bruijn geboorteplaats bruidegom: Antwerpen BEL geboortedatum bruidegom: 7-9-1801 BRUID: Anna Timmermans geboorteplaats bruid: Hoogeloon geboortedatum bruid: 4-4-1805 Vader bruidegom: Adriaan de Bruijn Moeder bruidegom: Joanna van Kuijk Vader bruid: Cornelis Timmermans Moeder bruid: Johanna Mollen | Family: DeBruijn, Jan Bavo / Timmermans, Joanna (F1997)
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| 11128 | Anna Ulrich - 70 Ella Ulrich - 31 | Unknown, Anna C. (I321829)
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| 11129 | Anna Ulrick - 81 Ella Ulrick - 41 | Unknown, Anna C. (I321829)
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| 11130 | Anna Van Bogaert Agnes Van Bogaert | Vercauteren, Anna (I92744)
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| 11131 | Anna Van Bommel Joseph Van Bommel John Van Bommel Marion Van Bommel | VanSchyndel, Anna (I143434)
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| 11132 | Anna Van Bommel Joseph Van Bommel John Van Bommel Marion Van Bommel | Vanbommel, Marion Frances (I342855)
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| 11133 | Anna van den Boomen, Bride on Thursday, May 19, 1904 Oisterwijk, Plaats: O isterwijkBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 9, datum: 19-5-1904BRUIDEGOM: Wilhelmus Schilders, geboorteplaats bruidegom: Oisterwijk BRUID: Anna van den Boomen, geboorteplaats bruid: Oisterwijk Vader bruidegom: Cornelis Schilders Moeder bruidegom: Anna Cornelia Voermans Vader bruid: Martinus artinus van den Boomen Moeder bruid: Johanna Romanesco | Family: Schilders, Wilhelmus / VandenBoomen, Anna (F20274)
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| 11134 | Anna Van Dyke Anna Van Dyke Kaukauna Times 8/24/1922 4 Obituary | VanDyke, Anna (I47862)
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| 11135 | Anna van Handel born 13 Nov 1799 in Gemert, Noord Brabant, Netherlands: Father listed as Judocus Mattijs van Handel and Joanna Joseph Verstegen: God parents were Mathias van Handel and Catharina Verhofstadt; | VanHandel, Anna Maria (I52637)
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| 11136 | Anna Van Himbergen Anna Van Himbergen Anthony Van Himbergen Ervin Welhouse Earl Welhouse Mildred Welhouse | VanHimbergen, Anthony Benedict (I137042)
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| 11137 | Anna Van Himbergen Anna Van Himbergen Anthony Van Himbergen Ervin Welhouse Earl Welhouse Mildred Welhouse | Jansen, Joanna "Anna" (I38272)
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| 11138 | Anna Van Nooyen Peter Van Nooyen Jane Van Nooyen John Van Nooyen Eliza Van Nooyen Denis Van Nooyen Margaret Van Nooyen | Steenis, Antonia (I121935)
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| 11139 | Anna Van Nooyen Peter Van Nooyen Jane Van Nooyen John Van Nooyen Eliza Van Nooyen Denis Van Nooyen Margaret Van Nooyen | VanOyen, Dennis (I338379)
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| 11140 | ANNA VAN STIFFEN Funeral services for Anna Van Stippen, 13, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Stippen, who died May 27, route 7, Appleton were held last Friday at Holy Name church at Kimberly. Survivors are the parents,_ brothers; and two sisters. The Rev. Father Schell is in charge of the funeral and interment was in Holy Name cemetery in Kimberly. | Vanstippen, Anna (I76717)
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| 11141 | Anna Van Treeck 53 Josephine Van Treeck 22 John Van Treeck 18 Catherine Van Treeck 15 Aloysius Van Treeck 13 Clara Van Treeck 12 Agnes Van Treeck 9 | Micke, Anna Gertrude (I60181)
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| 11142 | Anna Van Treick 73 Josephine Van Treick 36 Aloysious Van Treick 31 Clara Van Treick 28 | Micke, Anna Gertrude (I60181)
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| 11143 | Anna VanBoxtel 3/14/1897 6/29/1980 Post Crescent 6/30/1980 B 16 | VanBoxtel, Anna (I93436)
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| 11144 | Anna Vandalen 50 (Widowed) Hattie Vandalen 20 Matt Vandalen 19 Henry Vandalen 17 Delia Vandalen 15 Anna Vandalen 8 Wm Vandalen 7 Frank Vandalen 4 | VanDeBurgt, Johanna (I208)
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| 11145 | Anna Vandeberg 58 Catharine Vandeberg 14 Martin Vandeberg 18 Nicholas Vandeberg 24 Henry Vandeberg 26 William Vandeberg 16 Hans Vandeberg 29 | Vandenberg, Nicholas (I3104)
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| 11146 | Anna Vandenberg 10/19/1898 4/24/1949 Post Crescent 4/25/1949 10 | Vandenberg, Anna Barbara (I12206)
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| 11147 | Anna Vandenberg died at her home in Hollandtown on May 1st. She came from Holland in 1848, mother of 10 all living and married in the vincinity, aged 83 years. | VanderCruij, Johanna M. (I3096)
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| 11148 | Anna VanDenEng 2/23/1890 2/25/1969 Post Crescent 2/26/1969 D 3 | VandenEng, Johanna (I135518)
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| 11149 | Anna Vandyke Marie Vandyke Helen Vandyke Della Vandyke Frances Vandyke Edwin Vandyke George Vandyke Bennie Vandyke Freddie Vandyke | VanRooy, Anna (I112768)
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| 11150 | Anna Vanert Harold Vanert Evelyn Vanert Lawrence Vanert | Jansen, Johanna (I344624)
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| 11151 | Anna Vantreek 63 Josephine M Vantreek 28 Clara Vantreek 20 Aloyius Vantreek 23 | Micke, Anna Gertrude (I60181)
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| 11152 | Anna Verbackle 30 Jun 1822 Outagamie Theodore Hiting 30 Jun 1822 Outagamie County: Outagamie Volume: 02 Page: 0348 NOTE: 1822 was the default year used when no year was present or legible. Name: Theodore Hiting Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 30 Jun 1891 Event Place: St. Mary Church, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States Gender: Male Race: White Birth Date: Birth Year (Estimated): Birthplace: Holland Father's Name: Henry Mother's Name: Christine Broens: Spouse's Name: Anna Verbackle Spouse's Titles and Terms: Spouse's Gender: Female Reference ID: 01819 GS Film Number: 1292403 Frame Number: Digital Folder Number: 007615240 Image Number: 00526 Citing this Record: "Wisconsin, County Marriages, 1836-1911," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XRGD-3JM : 3 June 2016), Theodore Hiting and Anna Verbackle, 30 Jun 1891; citing St. Mary Church, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States, Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison; FHL microfilm 1,292,403. He married Anna Vebockle D/O: Huberta Vandeboom--John Verbockle | Family: Heiting, Theodore / vandeVossenberg, Anna (F35398)
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| 11153 | Anna Verbeten Deceased on Saturday, October 10, 1857 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHICBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 60 opgemaakt op: 10-10-1857 Overleden: Anna Verbeten, 3 jaar Geboorteplaats overledene: St. Anthonis Woonplaats overledene: St. Anthonis Datum overlijden: 10-10-1857 dochter van Vader: Cornelis Verbeten Beroep vader: dagloner Woonplaats vader: St. Anthonis Moeder: Maria Bies Beroep moeder: dagloneres Woonplaats moeder: St. Anthonis | Verbeten, Anna (I5718)
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| 11154 | Anna Verbeten kind on Saturday, October 14, 1854 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 26 Geboren: Anna Verbeten Geboortedatum: 14-10-1854 relatie: dochter van Vader: Cornelis Verbeten Beroep vader: dagloner Woonplaats vader: Oploo Moeder: Maria Bies Beroep moeder: dagloneres Woonplaats moeder: Oploo | Verbeten, Anna (I5718)
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| 11155 | Anna Verbockel, George Schuh Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/18/1919 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding Mrs. Mary Whalen, Joseph Le Fevre, Anna Verbockel, George Schuh, Meta Paulich, Albert Schermitzler, Theresa Mickie, Charles Peterson, Emma Barth, Foster Miller, Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/30/1919 | Page: 4 | Type: Wedding | Family: Schuh, George / Verbockel, Anna (F58448)
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| 11156 | Anna Verhagen, Mrs. Nichol as Siebers, age 69, passed away at 7:00 a.m. Tuesday after a long illnes s. She was born December 30th, 1891 in the town of Freedom, and has be en a resident of Kaukauna for the past 50 years. Mrs. Siebers is surviv ed by her husband; one daughter, Mrs. Joyce Rademacher, of Milwaukee; t wo brothers, Henry Verhagen, of Kaukauna; John Verhagen, of Little Chut e; three sisters, Mrs. William Pennings and Mrs. Mary Osburn, both of Kauk auna; Mrs. Henry VanAsten, Little Chute; five grandchildren. Funeral servi ces will be held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kauka una. Burial in the parish cemetery. Friends May call at the Fargo funer al home, Kaukauna after 2:00 p.m. Wednesday. Rosary will be prayed at 8: 00 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home. | Verhagen, Johanna Maria (I1440)
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| 11157 | Anna Warning 8/1/1879 7/26/1959 Post Crescent 7/27/1959 A 14 | Warning, Anna (I159632)
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| 11158 | Anna was a devoted wife, mother, and grandmother who enjoyed playing golf, bowling, and bingo, making quilts for her family and friends, and watching game shows on television. Mark (Georgia) Lillge of Appleton and their sons Justin and Jason; Drew (Minnie) Lillge of Appleton and their daughter Ashley; Mary (Dick) Brock of Appleton and their children Andy, Ross, and Katie; Kevin (Patricia) Lillge of Appleton and their daughters Brittany and Maria; John (Jane) Hartzheim of Appleton and their children Amy (Ron) Schuh, J.J., and Adam Hartzheim; Vicki (Ron) Fritz of Eagan, Minnesota and their children Tina, Ryan, and Scott (Jennifer) Fritz; Laurie (Pat) Doule of Appleton and their children Kelly, Erin, and Shannon; Betsy Hartzheim of Appleton and her son Zachary; and Carol (Freddy) Ramirez of Appleton and their daughter Cori. Rigden, Mabel Alvilde (Thompson) Neenah Mabel left her earthly home on Monday, March 10, 2003 at the Hospice at Cherry Meadows. She was born to Norwegian immigrants Jacob Marius Thompson (Thorstensen) and Alvilde Maria (Andresen) Thompson of Eau Claire, Wisconsin on July 30, 1915. She lived the first 22 years of her life in an area of Eau Claire that was blessed with wild purple violets, trailing arbutus, oak trees, and a wide open view of the Chippewa River. Those years were the beginning of her love for trees, gardening, and fishing. She organized the planting of 1000 evergreen trees on her northern Wisconsin acreage. Mabel loved to fish and reeled in some "big ones" but lutefisk was store bought. During World War II she was employed in munitions for the U.S. government. Mabel attended E.C. Elementary schools and Eau Claire State Teachers College, now UWEC. In 1937 she moved to Appleton where she was employed by the Tuttle Press. She has lived in the Fox Cities ever since. On November 29, 1941 she was united in marriage to Charles Edmund Rigden at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Appleton. Mabel is survived by two sons: Daniel L. (Darleen) Rigden of Wautoma, and Thomas S. (Julie M. Jones) Rigden of Appleton; four daughters: Kristiane M. Dietz of Stevens Point, Nichole Rigden and Jacqueline G. Garvey, both of Appleton, Kathleen S. (Eric Brown) Rigden of Manassas, Virginia; a sister, Mildred V. Strasburg of Eau Claire; a sister-in-law, Emily Thompson of Green Bay; 14 grandchildren, 19 great-grandchildren, a great-great-grandchild, and nieces, nephews, friends, and cousins in Norway. Mabel was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Charles, an infant son Jakob Thomas, a sister Martha J. Kresse of Milwaukee, her brothers Alvin N. of Wausau, Adolph A. of Eau Claire, a brother-in-law Lawrence Strasburg of Eau Claire, a grandson Paul Dietz a son-in-law Wendell Peter Dietz both of Stevens Point, and a sister-in-law Marina (Stein) Thompson of Eau Claire. The mass of Christian burial will be conducted on Friday, March 14, 2003 at 11:00 AM at St. Patrick Church, 324 Nicolet Blvd. in Menasha with the Rev. Roy Geenen officiating. Interment will take place at St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call on Thursday at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 North Superior Street from 5-8 PM, and at the church on Friday from 10:00 AM until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established for the benefit of the hospice program. It is Mabel's wish to be embraced by the loving arms of our heavenly father, and the spirit of her late husband, Charles. "When all is done, say not my day is o'er; And that through night I seek a dimmer shore. Say rather that my morn has just begun. I greet the dawn and not a setting sun." Mabel Alvilde Thompson 7/30/1915 3/10/2003 Post Crescent 3/12/2003 C 4 | Thompson, Mabel Alvilde (I106079)
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| 11159 | Anna was a homemaker, baker, and avid gardene r. Canning her harvests and baking occupied much of her time along with c aring for her elderly mother, Mary Cathryn, for six years. After Corneli us passed away in 1966, Anna joined St. John's Catholic Mission Club. He re Anna and her fellow parish members worked endlessly to produce the man y, many warm and beautiful quilts. Below is a poem given to me, from Grandma Hietpas along with one of her speci al quilts. WARM THOUGHTS! Love Is A Quilt, A Quilt Is Love, Both Love, And A Quilt Should Be: Soft Enough To Comfort You, Bright Enough To Cheer You, Generous Enough To Enfold You, Light Enough To Let You Move Freely, Strong Enough To Withstand Adversity, Durable Enough To Last A Life Time And Gladly Given From The Heart. The St. John Mission Club | Conrad, Anna Sophia (I31922)
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| 11160 | Anna Wendland Spouse: Otto Wendland Born: December 23, 1886 Died: September 8, 1973 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: September 10, 1973 Section: B Page: 7 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Trinity Location: Kaukauna, WI | Kloehn, Anna (I69870)
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| 11161 | Anna Wendland aged 86 parents Fred Kloehn and Augusta Wendland. , cause hypostatic pnuemonia | Kloehn, Anna (I69870)
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| 11162 | Anna Werner Sylvia Werner Regina Werner Lawrence Werner Delores Werner Magdalyn Werner Joseph Werner | Becher, Anna (I144128)
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| 11163 | Anna Werner Sylvia Werner Regina Werner Lawrence Werner Delores Werner Magdalyn Werner Joseph Werner | Werner, Sister Regina Marie CSA (I144131)
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| 11164 | Anna Wettengel Charles Wettengel Joseph Wettengel Anna Wettengel Maurie Melchoir Ben Drewes Ferdinand Schultz | Lugert, Anna (I122972)
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| 11165 | Anna Wettengel Charles Wettengel Joseph Wettengel Anna Wettengel Maurie Melchoir Ben Drewes Ferdinand Schultz | Wettengel, Joseph J. (I139492)
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| 11166 | Anna Wettengel Charles Wettengel Joseph Wettengel Anna Wettengel Maurie Melchoir Ben Drewes Ferdinand Schultz | Wettengel, Charles (I144492)
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| 11167 | Anna Weyenberg, age 96, passed away peacefully on Monday, September 15, 2008, at Cherry Meadows Hospice in Appleton. Anna was born in Freedom on October 17, 1911, daughter of the late Fred and Elizabeth (Verhoeven) Hoks. On February 4, 1931, she married Royal Buck Weyenberg at St. Nicholas Church in Freedom; he preceded her in death in April of 1996. Anna is survived by seven children: Alice Coenen, Kimberly; Jane (Ray) Menting, Kimberly; Betty (Ben) Mischler, Combined Locks; Lee (Linda) Weyenberg, Poplarville, Mississippi; Julie Verstegen, Port Angeles, Washington and her special friend Dennis; Kathy (Richard) Peterson, Darboy; and Rose (Merlin) Hietpas, Kimberly; a daughter-in-law, Mary Weyenberg, Darboy. There are forty-eight grandchildren, sixty-seven great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren. Anna is also survived by a sister, Eleanor Wheaton, Green Bay; a brother: Richard Hoks, Neenah and his special friend Pat; and a sister-in-law: Edith Weyenberg, Zion, Illinois. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, daughters: Carol, Ramona (Ralph) Stark, and Diane Rohan; a son: Bob Weyenberg; a granddaughter: Rita Weyenberg; a son-in-law: Marvin Coenen, as well as several brothers and sisters and their spouses, and many brothers and sisters-in-law. The funeral liturgy for Anna will be held at 12 noon on Friday, September 19, 2008, at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH KIMBERLY CAMPUS. 600 E. Kimberly Avenue, with Fr. David Beaudry officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. and again Friday morning at the church from 10 a.m. until the hour of the service. There will be a parish scripture service Thursday evening at 7 p.m. at the funeral home. The family would like to express their gratitude to everyone at Pioneer Village for making the last several months so enjoyable for Anna. She felt so much at home with you all your kindness will never be forgotten. Anna loved her husband, her home, and her family. Each and every day she devoted her entire self to their well-being. For many years to come, each of her children and their families will thankfully remember the love and generosity of their beloved mother. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Avenue Kimberly 920-788-6202 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Hoks, Anna Martha (I35391)
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| 11168 | Anna Wheaton Harold Rengnolds Loretta Rengnolds | Mulcahey, Anna (I71284)
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| 11169 | Anna Wheaton Harold Rengnolds Loretta Rengnolds | Reynolds, Loretta (I137933)
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| 11170 | Anna Wilkinson Mary Wilkinson Bridget Wilkinson James Wilkinson Roseanna Wilkinson 11 | Wilkinson, Rose (I178020)
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| 11171 | Anna Willems Bruid op zondag 2 mei 1830 Sambeek Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6940 plaats: Sambeek Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 7, datum: 2-5-1830 BRUIDEGOM: Petrus Hendrix geboorteplaats bruidegom: Bakel BRUID: Anna Willems geboorteplaats bruid: Sint Anthonis Vader bruidegom: Matthijs Hendrix Moeder bruidegom: Henrica Janssen Vader bruid: Joannes Willems Moeder bruid: Hednrina de Klijne Opmerkingen: Akte bevat meerinformatie Petrus Hendrix Bruidegom op zondag 2 mei 1830 Sambeek Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6940 plaats: Sambeek Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 7, datum: 2-5-1830 BRUIDEGOM: Petrus Hendrix geboorteplaats bruidegom: Bakel BRUID: Anna Willems geboorteplaats bruid: Sint Anthonis Vader bruidegom: Matthijs Hendrix Moeder bruidegom: Henrica Janssen Vader bruid: Joannes Willems Moeder bruid: Hednrina de Klijne Opmerkingen: Akte bevat meerinformatie | Family: Hendriks, Peter / Willems, Hannah (F34086)
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| 11172 | Anna Williams Cornelius De Bruim | DeBruin, Anna (I4970)
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| 11173 | Anna Williams Cornelius De Bruim | DeBruin, Cornelius (I29619)
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| 11174 | Anna Williamsen 9/6/1892 9/14/1980 Post Crescent 9/15/1980 B 11 | Williamsen, Anna Petronella (I22238)
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| 11175 | Anna Wonders 9/25/1905 6/25/1994 Post Crescent 6/26/1994 B 4 | Wonders, Anna M. (I138898)
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| 11176 | Anna Zachow Albert Warden Henry Warden Louis Burnette Grace Burnette Theodore Burnette Herold Zachow Vernie Bush | Brunette, Theodore (I103816)
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| 11177 | Anna Zillges Arno Zillges Oscar Zillges Emro Zillges Anna Zillges | Zillges, Anna (I139593)
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| 11178 | Anna Zillges Arno Zillges Oscar Zillges Emro Zillges Anna Zillges | Warnke, Anna (I115813)
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| 11179 | Anna Zimmerman May L Zimmerman Evelen E Zimmerman | Zimmerman, Evelyn (I171732)
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| 11180 | Anna Zimmerman May L Zimmerman Evelen E Zimmerman | Kussow, Anna Marie (I201401)
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| 11181 | Anna's Godparents were Paul Schmidt and Maria Schmidt. Anna was bo rn at midnight.Anna was the second oldest of 5 children born to Peter and Hilda Campbell. They lived in a small house at Mandan, North Dakota. When Anna was a lmost eight years old her Mother died in the flu epidemic of 1918. They t han went to live with their Aunt Susie Durupt in Stutsman County, ND. Wh en her father remarried they lived with him for awhile. After her father d ied they went back to Aunt Susie's. She pretty much grew up and lived wi th her Aunt Susie. She did not talk much about her Mother except about a ll having the flu and how sick they were. She never talked much about h er stepmother. She did talk alot about Susie, how hard she worked and abo ut all the children she raised. Anna always had a fondness for horses a nd when they retired she and EJ became owners of several thorough bred hor ses. She worked in the Cafe called "The Grill" that Wedman's owned in J amestown. Ann was a great cook she could throw anything together and it al ways turned out great. To her brother-in-law Maurice Dullea she was t he Dount queen. If there were berries to pick gooseberries, chokecherrie s, she would strip the branches clean. She would eat chokecherries whi le she picked, not many of us can handle plain chokecherries. She than sp it the seeds out to spread them around she and the birds progated al ot of chokecherry trees. All ten of their children went to Catholic Sch ool the older ones first in Jamestown, a little while at the country scho ol on the corner at Georgetown, than to Sacred Heart in Fargo. They boug ht a house at 1236 Bdwy so their children could go to Catholic Schoo l. It was a less than a block from Sacred Heart later Shanley when it w as built. Every fall they would move into town for school than back to t he farm in the spring.She and EJ were charter members of Holy Spirit Church in Fargo, ND. The s chool was built first and Mass was held in the gym until the Church was fi nished, their son Dan was in the first class to graduate from the new Chu rch.Note She shows up as A nora on the 1930 census with the Durupts | Campbell, Anna Loretta (I66910)
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| 11182 | Anna's sister was murdered by boyfriend when she was just a teenager. She was pregnant and he hit her over the head and stuffed her body into a closet where she sufficated. He was put into prison, it was possibly 1965 when he got out. | VanderHorst, Therese (I24934)
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| 11183 | Annabel A. Haun;SPARTA, Wis. - Annabel A. Haun, 84, of Sparta, passed away Saturday, Sep t, 29, 2001, at her home in Sparta. She was born July 19, 1917, at Clint on Ridge, Vernon County, Wis. to Herman and Clara (Marx) Leis. On May 2 2, 1939, she was united in marriage to Fred "Fritz" Haun at Pine Hollow. A nnabel and Fritz farmed for many years on St. Mary's Ridge, until movi ng to Sparta in 1977. She was a member of the St. Patrick's Catholic Chur ch in Sparta.She is survived by two daughters, Karen (James) Baus of La Crosse, Wis., a nd Mary (Jack) Mlsna of Mt. Horeb, Wis.; seven sons, Donald (Arlene) of An tioch, Ill., Roger (Barbara) of Portage, Wis., Gerald (Rose) of Cashton, W is., James (Toni) of Rockland, Wis., Charles (Indry) of DePere, Wis., Robe rt (Beth) of Sparta, Wis., and Philip (Monica) of Tomah, Wis.; two brother s, Arthur (Alvena) Leis of Cashton, Wis. and Norman (Mickey) Leis of Kenne dale, Texas; 24 grandchildren; and 21 great-grandchildren; other relativ es and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Fred "Fritz"; fo ur brothers, Edward, Alfred, Arnold and Clarence.Funeral services will be held Saturday, Oct. 6, 2001, 10 a.m. at the St. P atrick's Catholic Church in Sparta. Rev. James Leary, OFM CAP will officia te. Burial will follow in the St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery at St. Mary's R idge, Wis. Family and friends are invited for visitation on Friday, Oc t. 5, 2001, from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. with a parish rosary at 8 at the Page -Smith Funeral Home in Sparta. Family and friends are also invited for vis itation on Saturday from 9 a.m. until the time of service at the churc h. In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials to be given to the S t. Patrick's Catholic School in Sparta. The Page-Smith Funeral Home in Spa rta is assisting the family with arrangements. | Leis, Annabelle Applonia (I20004)
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| 11184 | Annabelle Metz 2/27/1915 11/17/1971 Post Crescent 11/18/1971 B 6 | Metz, AnnaBelle (I112726)
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| 11185 | Annaceil (Kernen) Harter, nee Smith, age 94, Neenah, passed away on Sunday, January 8, 2012 at Theda Clark Medical Center. She was born on June 7, 1917 in Kaukauna, daughter of late Henry J. and Harriet (Verhagen) Smith. She married Leslie Kernen on May 24, 1941 and he preceded her in death on February 24, 1967. On September 3, 1969 she married Percy Harter who also passed away on May 22, 1991. She is survived by two sons: Dennis Kernen, Norwalk, CA, Timothy (Kathy) Kernen, Neenah; one grandson, Mark Kernen, CA; granddaughters: Leslie, Norwalk, CA, Rachelle Kernen, Houston, TX, Elizabeth Kernen, Neenah; great grandchildren: Matthew, Victoria, Nickolas, Thomas, Logan Marie, and Rory; brothers: Clyde (Lyola) Smith, Joseph (Arlene) Smith, Jerome (Char) Smith, and Marvin Smith. In addition to her parents, and her two husbands, she was preceded in death by her daughter, Pamela, daughter-in-law, Sue Kernen, brother, Wilfred Smith, and a sister-in-law, Germaine Smith. The Funeral Mass for Ann will be held on Wednesday, January 11, 2012 at 11 a.m. at St. Patrick's Catholic Church with Father Larry Abler and Father Norm Krutzik officiating. Friends will be received at the church on Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. until the hour of Mass. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery in Kaukauna. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences www.westgor funeralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on January 10, 2012 | Smith, Annaceil E. (I17716)
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| 11186 | Annam Maria (Latin spelling) Kuri was born on 8/25/1879 and baptized on 9/9/1879 at Saint Mary, Menasha. The parents listed were Philip Kuri and Veronica Schuler. | Kurey, Mary (I115760)
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| 11187 | Annam Mariam, daughter of Michaelis and Angelae (Daufen) Weis born Oct 5, 1886, baptised Oct 7, 1886. Sponsors: Petrus Daufen and Anna Daufen. Child born in town of Saukville | Weiss, Anna M. (I129381)
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| 11188 | Annamaria Ebben Bride on Saturday, April 13, 1850 Sambeek Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6942 plaats: Sambeek Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 4, datum: 13-4-1850 BRUIDEGOM: Anthonius van den Heuvel geboorteplaats bruidegom: Sint Anthonis en Ledeacker BRUID: AnnaMaria Ebben geboorteplaats bruid: Sambeek Vader bruidegom: Ambrosius van den Heuvel Moeder bruidegom: Aldegonda Bardoul Vader bruid: Hendrikus Ebben Moeder bruid: Maria van de Voord Opmerkingen: Bruidegom geboren circa 1818 Bruid geboren circa 1824 Ambrosius van den Heuvel vader bruidegom on Saturday, April 13, 1850 Sambeek Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6942 plaats: Sambeek Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 4, datum: 13-4-1850 BRUIDEGOM: Anthonius van den Heuvel geboorteplaats bruidegom: Sint Anthonis en Ledeacker BRUID: AnnaMaria Ebben geboorteplaats bruid: Sambeek Vader bruidegom: Ambrosius van den Heuvel Moeder bruidegom: Aldegonda Bardoul Vader bruid: Hendrikus Ebben Moeder bruid: Maria van de Voord Opmerkingen: Bruidegom geboren circa 1818 Bruid geboren circa 1824 | Family: VandenHeuvel, Antonius / Ebben, Anna Maria (F33415)
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| 11189 | Annarene Schlais, age 93, passed away at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton on Tuesday morning, April 10, 2012. She was born in Amasa, Michigan on December 6, 1918, daughter of the late John and Rose Filek. Annarene married Raymond Schlais on January 23, 1943. He preceded her in death August 12, 2005. She enjoyed many odd jobs and eventually retired as head cook of Freedom High School. Annarene was a loving homemaker who enjoyed cooking, baking and sewing. She also enjoyed traveling, camping and going on cruises with family members and friends. She is survived by two daughters: Anna (Leon) Dombrowski of Ripon and Linda (Richard) DeRoche of Appleton; two grandsons: David (Alishia) DeRoche of Klamath Falls, Oregon and Steven (Sarah) DeRoche of Appleton; four great-grandchilden: Mauricio, Elliott, Liam and Quinn DeRoche; and one sister: Marion Cayer of Hurley. Annarene is also survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She is preceded in death by her husband Raymond, parents John and Rose Filek, brothers-in-law Anthony, Alvin and Eugene Schlais and a sister-in-law Elise Hoglend. A funeral liturgy for Annarene will be held at 11:00 AM on Wednesday, April 18, 2012 at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL. Friends may call the funeral home Wednesday morning from 10:00 AM until the time of service. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Apr. 15, 2012 | Filek, Annarene V. (I324369)
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| 11190 | Anne A. Ourada, Little Chute, age 101, died Sunday January 6, 2013 at Parkside Care Center. She was born in Sheboygan on February 3, 1911 to the late Joseph and Agatha (Strazes) Kristzonas. Anne worked at H.C. Prange Co. in Sheboygan when she was young. That's where she met a young Fabian Ourada, whom she married on September 19, 1933. Anne enjoyed crafts and sewing. She also liked to camp, travel and play cards with her grandchildren, dance and her occasional Old Fashion. Anne is survived by her sons: Donald (Susan), Combined Locks; James (Nancy), Neenah; and Michael (Mary), Little Chute; grandchildren: Dianne (Tony) Groeschl, Timothy (Trudi), Thomas, Scott (Jennifer) and Jay (Amy) Ourada; Jill (Robert) Bartling, Mark (Tracy) and Eric Ourada; Stephanie (Brian) Gloudemans, Michael (Jennifer) Ourada and Heidi Ourada (special friend Joe Farah); great grandchildren: Anthony, Zachary and Ross Groeschl, Tony (Christine) Lom, Nicholas, Paige, Grace, Patrick, Mitchell, Parker and Evan Ourada; Katie, Adam and Matthew Bartling, Taylor Holden and Jens Ourada; Austin, Parker and Olivia Gloudemans, Allyson Walters, Brett and Carly Ourada, Brandon, Madalynn, McKenna and Mylie Lamers, McGregor and Madeline Farah; and great great grandchild: Ayden Lom. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Anne was preceded in death by her husband Fabian on April 22, 1991; Fabian's parents: John and Augusta (Kreiglstein) Ourada; her grandson Stephen Ourada; and siblings: Joseph, John, Cassie, Matthew and Paul. Visitiation will be held Thursday January 17, 2013 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 2:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate. Committal St. Paul Cemetery, Combined Locks. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Anne's family would like to thank the staff and doctors of Parkside Care Center for the beautiful care and love shown to her for the past 2 years. They also are grateful to the staff at Sheelin House in Darboy where Anne lived prior to her time at Parkside. The Ourada's would also like to thank Fr. Ron Belitz and Msgr. James Vanden Hogen for their visits to Parkside to pray with Anne. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 8 to January 13, 2013 Ourada, Anne Anne Ourada, Little Chute, 101, died Sunday. Arrangements pending. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on January 8, 2013 | Kristzonas, Anne (I137877)
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| 11191 | Anne C. Vissers, 74, De Pere, died Wednesday, February 28, 2007, at a local hospital after a long illness. She was born January 31, 1933 in Green Bay to the late Paul and Frances (Roffers) De Tennis. She was a 1951 graduate of De Pere High School. On March 24, 1970, she married Kenneth Vissers at S. Mary's Church in De Pere. She was employed for many years at Royal Cleaners in De Pere. Anne, affectionately known as Tee-Tee, loved to dance, golf, travel and entertain. She was always the last one on the dance floor and enjoyed playing the Polka-Cello at Paul's Rathskeller in De Pere. She was a member of Twin Oaks and Wander Spring golf course. She taught her grandsons and nephews how to golf and was proud of their success. She was especially proud of her hole-in-one at Frontier Golf Course. Ken and Anne shared their many trips to Colorado with nieces and nephews and children of family friends. She treasured the bus trips with friends, the vacation in Hawaii, and the visit to Marco Island with her sister, Kaye. Relatives, friends and neighbors always looked forward to the parties, especially 4th of July and Christmas. There was always plenty of laughter, food and spirits for everyone. In recent years, she enjoyed dining and visiting with friends and family on Friday nights at Ziggy's in Allouez. Anne was a loving and devoted wife, tending to the daily needs of her husband, Ken, a paraplegic for 39 years. She is survived by her husband, Kenneth; her son, John VanLanen and his wife, Nancy; their children, E.J. and his wife, Betsy; Matt and his fiancee, Kari; and Jennifer; her brothers, Darold De Tennis, Green Bay; Paul De Tennis, De Pere; sister, Kaye Jadin and her husband, Gary, Green Bay; and brother-in-law, John Kautzer, De Pere. Further survived by brothers and sisters-in-law, Howard and Marilyn Vissers, De Pere; Don and Ann Vissers, The Villages, FL; and sister-in-law, Betty Clancy, Greenleaf; many nieces and nephews, and great nieces and great nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; infant sister, Judy; and sister, Faye De Tennis Kautzer. Also by brothers-in-law, Jim Clancy, Hank Gerke; and sisters-in-law, Dorothy Gerke and Patricia Rose De Tennis. Family and friends may call Saturday, March 3, 2007, from 9 a.m. until the hour of Mass at St. Mary's Catholic Community, Pope John XXIII Circle, off Sportsman Drive, town of Ledgeview. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Saturday at church, with Fr. David Duffeck officiating. Per Anne's wishes, her casket will be closed. Entombment will be in Allouez Catholic Mausoleum. Cotter Funeral Home, De Pere, is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at cotterfuneralhome.com The family wishes to thank the doctors, nurses and entire staff at St. Vincent Hospital for their exceptional care during the past month. Also thanks to neighbors Vern and Sue and Joe and Karen for all their help, and special thanks to cousin, Carol Vincent for her constant care and concern. | DeTennis, Anne C. (I124883)
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| 11192 | Anne Christine Vanden Heuvel, 604 Van Buren S treet, Little ChuteAge 66, went home to Jesus on Sunday, August 5, 2001, surrounded by her fa mily. She was born April 26, 1935, in Little Chute, daughter of Peter a nd Elizabeth (Lom) Verhagen. Anne married Kenneth J. Vanden Heuvel, Janua ry 25, 1956, at Saint John Church. She was a volunteer at the Fox Cities H omeless Shelter and a member of the St. Elizabeth Society. She enjoyed cra fting, painting, pontooning at her cottage on Legend Lake, gardening, read ing, sewing and spending time with her grandchildren. Anne was a caring, c ompassionate nurse, serving the community until her retirement last year.Anne is survived by her husband, Ken; three daughters, Lori (James) Hietpa s, Little Chute; Beth (Ron) Benzschawel, Greenleaf; Katy (Mark) Gloudeman s, Little Chute; three sons, Peter (Ann) Vanden Heuvel and Patrick (Sherr y) Vanden Heuvel, both of Little Chute; Mark (Clare) Vanden Heuvel, Oshkos h; 16 grandchildren, Kara, Kristin and Kevin Hietpas; Steve Benzschawel; R yan, Alex and Brynn Gloudemans; Adam, Kelly, Samuel, Amos, Luke, Olivia a nd Grace Anne Vanden Heuvel; Emily and Josh Liebzeit; a brother, Tom (Ja n) Verhagen; two sisters, Jane (Joe) Janssen and Betty (Ken) Schnese; brot hers-in-law: Lloyd (Jane), Clarence (Urs), Gene, Paul (Laverne) Vanden Heu vel; four sisters-in-law, Dolores (Mike) Machurick, Donna (Bob) Welch, Ba rb (Mike) Kons and Noreen Vanden Heuvel; seven Godchildren; many nieces, n ephews and special friends.Anne was preceded in death by her parents; her mother and father-in-la w; a grandchild, Isaac Vanden Heuvel; a brother, Peter Verhagen; a siste r, Barbara Verhagen; and a brother-in-law, Jerome Vanden Heuvel.Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, August 9, 2001, at Sai nt John Catholic Church, Little Chute, with the Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Ho gen officiating. Interment will be in Saint John Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the Verkuilen Funeral Home from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. A special tha nk you to the staff at Saint Elizabeth Hospital. In lieu of flowers, a mem orial has been established.We love you more! Your family VERKUILEN FUNERAL HOME 101 Canal Street Lit tle Chute 788-3321 | Verhagen, Anne Christine (I18871)
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| 11193 | Anne D. Valentyne of Ypsilanti, Michigan, age 94, died peacefully at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital on Saturday, June 17, 2017. With great love and joy, she had devoted her entire life to Jesus Christ. She belonged to the Racine Dominicans for many years, serving as an educator for Catholic Schools in Wisconsin and the Dominican College. She was also involved with Charismatic Renewal Services in South Bend, Indiana. She came to Ann Arbor to become a part of the Word of God Covenant Community. She served at Huron Valley Catholic Schools and volunteered with the beginnings of HOPE Clinic. Anne was a long time member of Christ the King Catholic Church. She had made a public vow of Consecrated Virginity in the Catholic Church and was a member of the Secular Order of Discalced Carmelites. Anne is survived by her brother, Donald (Audrey) Valentyne, sister-in-law, Althea Valentyn, and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Peter and Anna (Smits) Valentyne, her brothers, Peter (Shelly) Valentyne, Harry (Sis) Valentyne, and Bob Valentyn, her sisters, Harriet (Orie Milton, Nick) Thurner, Elaine (Fabian) Hietpas, and Marie (Herman) DeLeeuw. A funeral Mass will be celebrated at Christ the King Catholic Church, Ann Arbor, MI on Friday, June 23rd at 10:30 am. Visitation will be at Janowiak Funeral Home from 6:00-8:00 pm on Thursday, June 22nd, with a Rosary at 7:00 pm, and before Mass at 9:30 am. Memorial contributions can be made to Emmanuel House where Anne was loved and cared for by volunteers for the last five years. Online condolences can be made at www.janowiakfuneralhome.com. | Valentyne, Sister Anne (I157333)
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| 11194 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brantman, Ann (I28889)
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| 11195 | Anne E. Van Hoof, Little Chute, age 92, died at her home on Saturday, April 15, 2017. She was born on August 26, 1924 in Belleville to the late Richard and Adele (Gavoille) Clark. On June 13, 1949 Anne married Urban Van Hoof at St. Mary Parish in Belleville. He preceded her in death on September 24, 2013. Anne loved playing golf and the piano. She also enjoyed arts and crafts, sewing and traveling. Anne is survived by her sons: David (Tari), Appleton; John (Julie), Appleton; and Michael (Heather), Kaukauna; grandchildren: Ashley (Anthony) Wilhelms, Kelly (Tom) Campbell, Matthew (Yvonne), Taylor, Logan, Paige and Brooke Van Hoof; great grandchildren: Urban and Mae, and was looking forward to the arrival of a third; brother: Bill (Helen) Clark; and sisters-in-law: Gloria and Janet Clark and Dawn Van Hoof. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents and husband, Urban, Anne was preceded in death by her son, Jim; sister, Mary (Russ) Russell; brothers: Jim and Richard Clark; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Joan (John) Scherer, Ann (Doc) Goshgarian, Blanche (Tim) Timmers, Gerald (Virginia) Van Hoof and Francis Van Hoof. Visitation will be held Wednesday, April 26, 2017 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 1:30 p.m. until the time of Mass at 3:30 p.m. The Rev. Ronald Belitz will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. | Clark, Anne (I159292)
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| 11196 | Anne Elizabeth was born to George Edward and Ellen Gertrude (Hardy) Kronschnabel in Kimberly, Wisconsin on May 31, 1923. She served in the US Navy during WWII and met Cornelius (Casey) Hermus on the train returning home from the war. They were married at St. Mary Catholic Church in Menasha, Wisconsin on September 27, 1947. Liz is survived by eight children: Kathy (Jack) Mauthe, Pat (Susie), Mike (Mary Lynn), Dave (Kathy), Don (Marie), Maureen (Bob) Kelly, Paul and George (Nancy); fifteen grandchildren: Tina (Joe) Truehart, Cori (Matt) Bartz, Jenny (Nate) Hoelzel, Angie (Brian) Warner, Amy (Wes) Sokel, Bryan (Theresa) Hermus, Ryan (Jessie) Hermus, Ben Hermus, Emily (Andy) Langer, Abby (Dusty) Varick , Bob Kelly, Bryanna Hermus, Sam Hermus, Mike Kelly, and Jill Hermus; eighteen great-grandchildren: Elizabeth, Seamus, Reyna, Sydney, Jared, Charlie, Ethan, Mason, Kaylee, Sophie, Simon, Maddox, Becket, Lacey, Cecilia, Whitney, Claire; one step-great-grandchild: Justine; two brothers; George and Jack (Helen) Kronschnabel; two sisters: Ellen Mary Kronschnabel and Frances Tilque; sisters-in-law: Alice and Jeanie Hermus; brother-in-law: Dave (Rosemary) Verhagen. She was preceded in death by her husband, Casey; a daughter: Jeanne Derfus and a granddaughter, Jessica Rose Hermus; brother: Dr. Edward (Shirley) Kronschnabel; sister: Eileen Kronschnabel; sister-in-law: Betty Kronschnabel; brother-in-law: Donald Tilque; husband's parents: Rudolph and Johanna Hermus; brothers-in-law: Rudy Hermus and John Hermus; sisters-in-law: Margaret Verhagen and Jane Van Hout; Sr. Jane Hermus, OSF. The Funeral Liturgy for Anne will be held at 11:30 AM on Friday, December 5, 2014 at ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH in Menasha with Fr. Paul Paider officiating. Visitation will be held from 9:30 AM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King "Alzheimer's Namaste Program: Ainsworth Hall". The family would like to extend their deepest appreciation to the Staff of Ainsworth Hall at the Wisconsin Veterans Home at King for the care given to Anne. | Kronschnabel, Anne Elisabeth (I49939)
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| 11197 | Anne Geenen 7/26/1892 4/16/1967 Post Crescent 4/17/1967 B 8 | Geenen, Anne C. (I130880)
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| 11198 | ANNE L COONEY Request Information (SS-5) SSN 391-07-3059 Residence: 549 61 New London, Outagamie, WI Born 28 Aug 1916 Last Benefit: Died 19 Dec 1994 Issued: WI 1994 | Hawley, Annie (I35147)
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| 11199 | Anne L. Erickson, Weyauwega, age 48, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, October 15, 2007, following a short illness. Anne was born March 2, 1959, in New London, the daughter of the late George and Anne (Hawley) Cooney. She married Tim Erickson on July 25, 1981. He preceded her in death on August 9, 2007. Anne is survived by her daughter Jamie, New London and a son Jason, Weyauwega. She is further survived by a brother Terry Cooney, New London; four sisters: Jeanne Wolfe, Lakewood; Ellen (Jim) Clarke and Mary (Scott) Hanadel, New London; Susan (Dennis) Huss, Kimberly; mother-in-law and father-in-law Bob and Lillian Erickson, New London and also numerous nieces and nephews. Besides her husband and parents, Anne was preceded in death by brother-in-law Larry Wolfe in September 2007. Funeral Mass for Anne will be held on Thursday, October 18, 2007, at 11 a.m. at S.S. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Weyauwega. Burial will follow in Oakwood Cemetery, Weyauwega. Friends may call directly at the church on Thursday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service. Cline-Hanson-Dahlke Funeral Home, Weyauwega is assisting the family. | Cooney, Anne (I60244)
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| 11200 | Anne Lowell Spouse: Rufus Lowell Birth date not known. Died: December 21, 1950 Place of Birth: Menasha, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 22, 1950 Section: Page: 10 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Mary | Unknown, Anne (I201210)
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| 11201 | Anne M. (Triatik) Timmers, 90, a resident of Manor Care Nursing Health Services, Appleton, entered eternal life peacefully on Monday, February 26, 2007, surrounded by her family. Anne was born on June 3, 1916, the daughter of John and Sophie (Chasky) Triatik in Hammond, Indiana. Anne spent her younger years in North Fond du Lac. She loved to dance and was a hairdresser until she met and married Bob Timmers on April 11, 1940. Living most of their married life in Appleton, they also enjoyed many years with family and friends at the cottage on Shawano Lake. Anne and her husband started the Bargain Bulletin in May 1964, where Anne worked for many years. She was a long time member of St. Pius X Catholic Church. She is survived by three sons: Bob Timmers Jr., Nashville, Tennessee; Terry (Carol) Timmers, Appleton; Mike (Gale) Timmers, Neenah; three daughters: Vicky Johnson, Appleton; Valerie (George) Hackel, Appleton; and Peggy (Joe) Bissing, Appleton; 14 grandchildren: Scott (Dawn)Timmers, Becky (Tim) Rink, Steve Timmers, Ric (Stevi) Timmers, Paul (Lisa) Manske, Todd Timmers, Chris Hackel, Heidi (Mike) Lesselyong, Jesse (Becky) Bissing, Daniel Bissing, Lexy Bissing, Melissa Timmers, Amanda Timmers and Matt Timmers; 11 great-grandchildren: Arianne, Ben and Cody Timmers, Ryan Rink, Marissa Timmers, Sydney, Zachery and Abby Manske, Owen Lesselyong, Briley and Jase Bissing. Anne is also survived by her sister Lydia (Barney)Tagliapetria, Alburquerque, New Mexico; brother, Ray (Elaine) Triatik, Fond du Lac; sisters-in-law: Marian Triatik, Fond du Lac; Joyce LaBerge, Lapier, Michigan; very special friend, Faye Gilroy and many loving nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband of 50 years in 1990, her parents, brothers: Dan, John (Cub), Freddie, sisters-in-law: Maggie and MyrtleTriatik. Funeral services for Anne will be at 11:30 am Friday, March 2, 2007, at St. Pius X Catholic Church, with Rev. Brian Belongia officiating. Interment will be at St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. Visitation will be held at Valley Funeral Home on Thursday, March 1, 2007, from 4-7 p.m. and again Friday at the church from 10:30 until the time of mass. There will be a prayer service Thursday evening beginning at 7:00 p.m. The family would like to thank the wonderful staff at ManorCare and Heartland Hospice for their support. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, Wisconsin | Triatik, Anne M. (I118903)
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| 11202 | Anne M. Bougie Maiden Name: Bodde Born: December 16, 1880 Died: July 11, 1949 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: July 12, 1949 Section: Page: 26 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Cross Location: Kaukauna, WI | Bodde, Anna M. (I60116)
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| 11203 | Anne M. Paltzer 7/14/1926 1/21/2001 Post Crescent 1/26/2001 C 4 | Paltzer, Anne M. (I83184)
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| 11204 | Anne M. Rodgers, age 50, of Kimberly died unexpectedly Monday, January 2 4, 2005. Anne was born April 5, 1954 in Green Bay to Patrick and Martha (K lister) Tucker.Survivors include her children: Nathan (Wendy) Cropsey of the Town of Free dom and their daughter Maggie; Nicholas (Jill) Cropsey of the Town of Free dom and their son Lucas; Patrick Rodgers of Kimberly; her mother Martha Kl ister of Wrightstown; a brother Thomas (Linda) Tucker of Wrightstown and t heir daughter Erin; a sister Patricia (Thomas) Kees of Neenah and their ch ildren Kelly, Hannah and KevinAnne was preceded in death by her father Patrick Tucker and a brother Mich ael.Friends may call at the DeWane-Cotter Funeral Home, 711 Main St. Wrightsto wn on Thursday from 4-6 p.m. Memorial service 6 p.m. Thursday at the funer al home with Pastor Walt Steinbach officiating. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established. May the road rise to meet you. May the wind be always at your back. May the sun shine warmly upon your face. May the rains fall softly upon your fields. And until we meet again, May God hold you in the palm of his hand. | Tucker, Anne M. (I83758)
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| 11205 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Stam, Arend Anton / Appleton, Ann Marie (F16866)
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| 11206 | Anne Marie Hietpas, 85, passed away on Wednesday, July 13, 2011 at home surrounded by her family. Anne was born on July 11, 1926 to Maximilian and Amalie (Stubenrauch) Islinger. On November 3, 1945 she married Giles X. Hietpas in San Luis Obispo, California. Anne loved her family, and spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren was the most important thing to her. Anne is survived by her children; Pamela (Warren) Heidbreder, Muscatine, Iowa, Gwendoline (Donald) Jansen, Kimberly, Thomas (Kay) Hietpas, Merritt Island, Florida, Giles II (Susan) Hietpas, Redgranite, Wisconsin, Rebecca (Mike) Ploederl, Appleton, Daniel (Donna) Hietpas, Pine River, Wisconsin, Steven (Sheree) Hietpas, Scottdale, Pennsylvania and Lee (Mary) Hietpas, Greendale, Wisconsin 18 grandchildren, 22 great grandchildren, a sister-in-law, Janie Hietpas, a special friend, Joan Frasetto, and a special nephew and his family, Alan, Audrey and Alexander Van Dyke, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Anne was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Giles, her mother and father-in-law, Albert and Regina Hietpas, a sister Margaret (Driek) Van Dyke, brothers; Edward Islinger and George Islinger, brothers-in-law; Fabian (Elaine) Hietpas and Oogie Hietpas. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, July 16, 2011 at 2:30 PM at the JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Saturday from 12:00 PM until the time of the service at the funeral home. The family would like to thank Theda Care at Home Hospice for all the wonderful care and support. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Theda Care at Home Hospice. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Ave Kimberly 788-6202 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 14, 2011 | Islinger, Anne Marie (I83711)
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| 11207 | Anne Morton Kimberly, age 94, passed away peacefully at her home in Easton, Maryland on Thursday, September 8. She was passionate about the environment, politics, and world travel. An equestrian, a skier, a lover of dance and music, and a conversationalist, she was often the belle of the ball and easily made friends wherever she went. Born Anne Prather Jones to Saunders Paul Jones II and Norris Witty Jones of Louisville, Kentucky, Mrs. Kimberly was seventh generation Kentuckian and traced her roots back to the Williamsburg Colony. She attended Great Barrington School, a finishing school in Europe, and the American Ballet School. In 1939, she married Rogers Clark Ballard Morton. After serving in WWII, Mr. Morton went on to represent the first district of Maryland in the House of Representatives. He was appointed chairman of The Republican National Committee and later became Secretary of Interior under Richard Nixon and Secretary of Commerce under Gerald Ford. Mr. Morton died in 1979. During WWII, Mrs. Kimberly worked as a nurse's aide in Louisville City Free Hospital, while also managing the family farm in her husband's absence. David Cummins Morton was born in 1941, followed in 1943 by his sister Anne Jones Morton. The family moved in 1953 to her beloved home, Presquille, on the Wye, on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Here she was the wife of a politician while she also pursued her many passions. Mrs. Kimberly had a great love for the environment. She served on the National Park Service Advisory Board from 1975-1981 and on the board of the World Wildlife Fund from 1983-1986. She famously and fearlessly appeared on the Today Show with a live wolf. She married John R. Kimberly, originally of Neenah, WI, in 1981. Mr. Kimberly, a long-time neighbor, was President and CEO of the Kimberly-Clark Corporation and very active various local non-profit organizations. Mrs. Kimberly loved world travel and had a gift for cultural exchange. She quietly gave scholarships enabling foreign students to partake of the American Way always with the understanding that they would return home. Mrs. Kimberly became enamored with Argentina. She took many trips, rented houses in the Bariloche region and made friends with many a gaucho. In the 1990s, her passion moved to Russia, where again she made many trips and friends, riding troikas, and attending ballet at the Bolshoi. Mrs. Kimberly, who was known as "Cat" by those close to her, is survived by her daughter, Anne Wyman, granddaughter, Elizabeth McCance, two great grand-daughters, and her brother Saunders Paul Jones III and his wife Jane, one niece and three nephews. She is also survived by three step-sons, 13 step-grand children, and 21 step-great grandchildren on the Kimberly side, all of whom she was close to. She was predeceased by her son, David. Services will be held on Tuesday, September 13 at noon at Old Wye Church in Wye Mills. Burial will follow at the Old Wye Church Cemetery. The Family suggests that contributions should be made to Talbot County Humane Society, P.O. Box 1143, Easton, MD 21601. Arrangements are by Fellows, Helfenbein & Newnam Funeral Home, P.A., Easton. (www.fhnfuneral home.com) Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on September 13, 2011 | Jones, Anne Prather (I321579)
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| 11208 | Anne Verkuilen Marian Hopfensperger Melvin Hopfensperger Carol A Hopfensperger James Hopfensperger | Welhouse, Anna (I63835)
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| 11209 | Anne Verkuilen Marian Hopfensperger Melvin Hopfensperger Carol A Hopfensperger James Hopfensperger | Hopfensperger, Melvin Charles (I25594)
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| 11210 | Annella DeRoche of Appleton passed away early Friday morning, August 31, 2007, at the Appleton Medical Center. Annella was born in Campbellsport, Wisconsin on November 12, 1938, daughter of the late Thomas "Frank" Flanagan and Rose (Dengel) Flanagan. She attended Washington High School in Manitowoc, as well as Business College there. On June 28, 1941, Annella married Edward DeRoche in Manitowoc and have spent sixty-six wonderful years together. Over the years, Annella was a very active woman. She enjoyed her involvement with the Appleton Women's Club, the Sheepshead Club for forty years, the Bridge Club, the Dance Club, and the Investment Club. Annella and several of her friends founded the Tuesday morning Flowers League at Reid Municipal Golf Course in Appleton, and Annella enjoyed playing golf right up to the age of 85. She loved camping in Door County, traveling with Ed in their motor home to destinations such as Branson, Missouri, Gatlinburg, Tennessee, Colorado, Florida, New York, and New England. She also enjoyed art shows — not one came to the area without Annella taking the time to browse the many booths and artist tents. Many will also remember Annella for her excellent sewing work; she was an expert seamstress. She is survived by her loving husband: Edward DeRoche of Appleton; two daughters: Pamela DeRoche of San Antonio, Texas and Nanette Pierson of Appleton; three grandchildren: Michelle, Nicholas, and Ashley Pierson; a sister: Mary (Jack) Riggles of Colorado; a brother: Art Flanagan of Two Rivers; and a sister-in-law: Hazel Flanagan of Two Rivers. Annella was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Joseph Flanagan and Barney Flanagan, and a son-in-law: Ben Pierson in 2005. The funeral liturgy for Annella will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, September 4, 2007, at ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, 500 W. Marquette Street in Appleton with Fr. Tom Farrell officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery in Appleton. Friends may call directly at the church on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the hour of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established for ThedaCare at Home. The family would like to extend their thanks to the many people who cared for Annella, but special thanks go to Amy, who was just wonderful with us. Your kindness will never be forgotten. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfargo.com | Flanagan, Anella (I311813)
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| 11211 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schlickbernd, Ann Marie (I6412)
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| 11212 | Annette Buchanan Marcella Stadler Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X9S4-RD1 : accessed 15 Nov 2014), Annette Buchanan, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 0002, sheet 2A, family 39, NARA microfilm publication T626, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 2342337. | Buchanan, Annette (I195254)
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| 11213 | Annette F. Burton, age 78, of Appleton, passed away on Friday, March 6, 2009, at Appleton Medical Center, surrounded by her family. Ann was born on October 20, 1930, in Appleton to the late Joseph and Lucina (Wyngaard) Welhouse. She married Norman J. Burton on October 15, 1955, in Waukegan, Illinois. Funeral services will be at 3 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, 2009, at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, Appleton. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 1 p.m. until the time of services. Interment will b e in Riverside Cemetery. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com March 8, 2009 Burton, Annette F. Annette F. Burton,78, Appleton, passed away on Friday, March 6, 2009, at Appleton Medical Center, surrounded by her family. Ann was born on October 20, 1930, in Appleton to the late Joseph and Lucina (Wyngaard) Welhouse. She married Norman J. Burton on October 15, 1955, in Waukegan, Illinois. Ann enjoyed flowers, gardening, fishing, crafting and was an avid Packers fan. Survivors include her husband of 53 years, Norman; her sons, Kevin Burton, Appleton; Kelly (Stacie) Burton, and their children Spencer and Sawyer, Appleton; Kurtis (Leanne) Burton, Wrightstown; and Kris Burton (special friend, Jodi Skeens), Appleton; her step-son, Greg (Peggy) Burton, Appleton; her brothers, Donald (Marian) Welhouse, Green Bay, and Thomas (Carol) Welhouse, Green Bay; her sisters, Verona Berg (special friend, Sue), Winchester; Lucina Iles, Saugus, California; and Janice Boucher, Elephant Butte, New Mexico; her brothers-in-law, Orrin Hendricks, Menasha, and Peter Cortes, La Canada, California; and her sister-in-law, Lucille Welhouse, Green Bay. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Joseph and Roman Welhouse; and her sisters, Elizabeth Cortes, her twin-sister Mary Ann Hendricks, and Blanche Ziewacz. Funeral services will be at 3:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 10, 2009, at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, Appleton. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 1:00 p.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Riverside Cemetery. A memorial has been established in her name. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff in ICU at AMC and t e staff at Rennes Health Care Center for their loving care. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Welhouse, Annette (I63466)
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| 11214 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bliedung, Annette (I57048)
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| 11215 | Annette I. Niesz, Kaukauna, 72, died Saturday Jan. 10, 2009, at St. Paul Home. She was born in Horicon on November 17, 1936, to the late Edwin and Ina (Binte) Kross. On November 7, 1959, Annette married Joseph Niesz at St. Mary Parish in Kaukauna. Her hobbies included walking, word searches, crossword puzzles, going to the movies and spending time in the garden. Annette is survived by her husband of 49 years, Joseph; two sons, Michael (Debbie), Kaukauna and Andrew (special friend Valene), Neenah; grandchildren, DJ, Nichole, Anna, and Joseph Roy Niesz; brothers and sisters, Ken (Ira) Kross and Ina (Clifford) Mattos; brothers and sisters-in-law, Dick Rennicke, Ann Hagany, Jack Rogers, Lil, Ethel and Rosemary Niesz. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Annette was preceded in death by her sisters, Thelma (Gordy) Liesch and Carol Rennicke; brothers and sisters-in-law, John, Jacob and Michael Niesz, Catherine (Clem) Fink, Mary Rogers and Leo Hagany. Visitation will begin Wednesday January 14, 2009, at 2 p.m. until the time of funeral at 4 p.m. at ST. PAUL HOME CHAPEL (316 E. 14th St. Kaukauna). The Rev. Walter Steinbach will officiate. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to St. Paul Home. The Niesz family would like to thank the doctors and staff at Appleton Medical Center and St. Paul Home for the care given to Annette. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main | Kross, Annette (I108386)
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| 11216 | Annette Irene Weissenborn Titles and Terms: Event Type: Event Date: Event Place: Gender: Race: Registration Date: Registration Place: Christening Date: Christening Place: Christening Age: Death Date: Death Age: Father's Name: Father's Titles and Terms: Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name: Mother's Titles and Terms: Mother's Birthplace: Mother's Age: Paternal Grandfather's Name: Paternal Grandmother's Name: Maternal Grandfather's Name: Maternal Grandmother's Name: Additional Relatives: Reference ID: GS Film number: Digital Folder Number: Image Number: Citing this Record: "Massachusetts, Births, 1841-1915," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FXD2-KC9 : accessed 11 Oct 2014), Annette Irene Weissenborn, 05 Jun 1886; citing Springfield, Hampden, Mass., P477-397, Massachusetts Archives, Boston; FHL microfilm 1428209. | Weissenborn, Annette (I189125)
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| 11217 | ANNETTE KRONSCHNABEL, b. Oct 19, 1909, Black Creek, Outagamie Co., WI2 1; d. Dec 22, 1997, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI21; m. JOSEPH J. BOSCH; b. A ug 03, 1904, Wisconsin21; d. Jul 1974, Green Bay, Brown Co., WI21. | Kronschnabel, Annette (I69790)
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| 11218 | Annette M. Schommer, 66, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, July 7, 2015. She was born on June 20, 1949, daughter of the late Ferdinand and Doris (DeLorme) Schommer. Annette proudly served her country in the United States Army. She worked at Valley Packaging for many years until her retirement. She loved Egyptian history and enjoyed learning new things by watching the Discovery Channel. Annette is survived by her sister, Mary Jo West, Kaukauna; a sister-in-law, Irene Schommer, Kaukauna; nieces and nephews: Christopher (Robyn), Jennifer, Matthew, Lisa (Jim) and Mark; great nieces: Angela (Greg) Zandria, Tabatha and Victoria; great-great niece and nephew: Fionna and Liam. Annette was preceded in death by her parents; a brother, David Schommer; a brother-in-law, Gerold West. Private family graveside services will take place at St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. | Schommer, Annette (I114810)
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| 11219 | Annette Marie Martens, of West De Pere, age 52, passed away on April 29, 2007, at her home after a courageous battle with cancer. Annette was born on January 23, 1955, in Fond du Lac, WI. She is the daughter of Howard and Harriet Heimke of Brillion, WI. She was married to Jeffrey Martens on July 23, 1992. She graduated from Brillion High School in 1973. Annette was employed at St. Mary's Hospital, Green Bay, as a Diagnostic Secretary. She is a member of St. John Lutheran Church in West De Pere. Annette loved spending time with her grandchildren, going to craft shows, and shooting darts. Survivors include her loving husband Jeff; daughter, Kelly (Patrick) Waeghe; four sons: Jacob Van Lanen (fiancee Jessica Lemerande), Saul Van Lanen (fiancee Allison Van de Hei), Samuel Van Lanen, and Andrew Martens; two grandchildren: Rhiannah and Cameron; parents Howard and Harriet Heimke; mother and father-in-law Jean and Milton Rohm; brother Tom Heimke; and sister-in-law Dr. Patricia Cole. She was preceded in death by a brother Michael Heimke. Visitation for Annette will be Wednesday, May 2, 2007, from 5 - 8 p.m. at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 305 N. Tenth St., De Pere. Visitation will continue on Thursday, May 3, 2007, from 9 to 11 a.m. at St. John Lutheran Church, De Pere with Rev. Arnold Stilwell officiating. Burial will be in Fort Howard Cemetery. Please visit www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the Martens family. The family would like to thank Unity Hospice and the staff of St. Mary's Hospital for all their love and care shown to Annette and her family. | Heimke, Annette Marie (I14102)
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| 11220 | Annice B. De Cleene, age 74, of Greenleaf, passed away December 6, 2017. The daughter of Henry and Germaine (Liebergen) Hutjens was born October 1, 1943. Annice married Ronald De Cleene on September 15, 1962 at St. Mary Catholic Church in De Pere. Annice was a member of St. Clare Parish-St. Mary Site, where she helped with funeral dinners for many years. She enjoyed gardening, flowers and playing with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Annice is survived by her husband of 55 years, Ronald; children: Lou Ann, Lynn (Bruce) Coulthard, and Lisa (Joe) Pritzl; daughter-in-law Vicki (Bob) Vandenhoven; grandchildren: Steven (Aprille Diehl) De Cleene and Alicia (Tyler) Renon; Patrick, Stephanie and Jason Rocque; Kevin, Isaac and Lance Coonen, Hunter and Jacinda Pritzl; special grandchildren: Candice (Tyler) Wallander, Leloni and Ryan Coulthard; great-grandchildren: Kaylee and Dominic Renon, and Dahlia De Cleene. She is further survived by brothers and sisters: Donald (Carol) Hutjens, RoseAnn (Gerald) VanLanen, Doris Mancheski, LaVerne (Fran) De Cleene, Janet (Ken) Krautkramer, Sue (Alan) Tetzlaff and Dale (Winnie) Hutjens, as well as sisters-in-law Lois (Ronn) Liebergen and Muriel (Dale) VanZeeland. She was preceded in death by her son Alan, parents Henry and Germaine Hutjens; father-in-law and mother-in-law Lawrence and Cecilia De Cleene. Family and friends may visit at St. Clare Parish-St. Paul Site, Wrightstown, on Saturday, December 9, from 9:00am until 10:45am. Mass of Christian Burial will follow at 11:00am with the Rev. Brian Wideman officiating, Deacon Kevin De Cleene assisting and her brother, Deacon Dale Hutjens as eulogist. Burial in St. Mary Cemetery, Greenleaf. Cotter Funeral Home and Crematory is assisting the family. Online condolences may be sent to www.cotterfuneralhome.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Dec. 7 to Dec. 9, 2017 | Hutjens, Annice B. (I343450)
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| 11221 | Annie & Sylvester Sr http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=33d1a40d-f517-4eb2-8e55-73419a5c9061&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408885 Annie M_edited http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=ff7e7af2-9b95-4ffb-8dcc-7173317da153&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408885 Spence Lot 77 Anna and Sylvester Clink in plot 4,7 unmarked http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=1b37e942-a695-43c0-8465-07529d65d53f&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408885 | VanDoren, Anna Mary (I146699)
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| 11222 | Annie Brochm Roman Brochm Elden Brochm | Broehm, Eldon (I204246)
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| 11223 | Annie Brookman Fred Brookman | Fischer, Anna (I172014)
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| 11224 | Annie Brookman Fred Brookman | Brockman, Fredrich (I172021)
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| 11225 | Annie Ebert Joseph Ebert Antone Ebert Charles Ebert | Ebert, Charles (I112935)
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| 11226 | Annie Faleskinni 21 Ignatz Faleskinni 3 Louise Faleskinni 2 Leucy Rigden 38 Harry F Rigden 20 Lewis J Rigden 29 Howard Rigden 25 | Rigden, Louis James (I129949)
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| 11227 | Annie Gavin Madeline Gavin Theodore Gavin Frank Gavin | Runte, Anna (I196745)
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| 11228 | Annie Greve Clara Greve Anna Greve Laura Greve Robert Greve Elsa Greve John Bartz Adolph Restoff | Grave, Anna (I169054)
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| 11229 | Annie Hammer Frank J Hammer John Hammer Chas Hammer Verana Hammer Carola Hammer | Hammer, Frank J. (I317422)
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| 11230 | Annie Herb Francis Herb Daniel Herb John Herb Lizzie Herb Paul Herb Rosimond Herb Alfred Herb | Stadler, Anna (I71228)
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| 11231 | Annie Herb Daniel Herb John Herb Paul Herb | Stadler, Anna (I71228)
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| 11232 | Annie Kasmer Barbara Kasmer Joseph Kasmer Mary Kasmer Edward Kasmer Elizabeth Kasmer | Berringer, Anna (I167637)
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| 11233 | Annie Key - 49 Stella Key - 11 Gerald Key - 9 | Key, Gerald W. (I132758)
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| 11234 | Annie Lamm Cardine Lamm Elizabeth Lamm Paul Lamm Herman Lamm Leo Lamm | Lamm, Elizabeth (I162770)
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| 11235 | Annie Maes John Maes Peter Maes William Maes Harry Maes | Maes, John (I53402)
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| 11236 | Annie Maes John Maes Peter Maes William Maes Harry Maes | Joosten, Johanna (I33759)
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| 11237 | Annie Nagan Philemon Nagan May Nagan Delphine Nagan Maria Pheltes | Nagan, Philemon A. (I104506)
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| 11238 | Annie Nicholson Flora Nicholson Mary Nicholson Guy Nicholson | Nicholson, Neal Guy L. (I336339)
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| 11239 | Annie Nicholson Flora Nicholson Mary Nicholson Guy Nicholson | Early, Anna (I337677)
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| 11240 | Annie Randerson 47 Pat Randerson 62 Minnie Randerson 29 Martin Randerson 25 Margaret Randerson 21 Barbara Randerson 17 Florence Randerson 15 Cyril Randerson 11 Paul Randerson 12 Geraldine Randerson 8 | Wittmann, Anna (I40822)
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| 11241 | Annie Randerson 47 Pat Randerson 62 Minnie Randerson 29 Martin Randerson 25 Margaret Randerson 21 Barbara Randerson 17 Florence Randerson 15 Cyril Randerson 11 Paul Randerson 12 Geraldine Randerson 8 | Randerson, Patrick (I51891)
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| 11242 | Annie Slaman George Plaman Edward Plaman Laura Plaman Arthur Plaman Hilda Plaman Harry Plaman Walter Plaman Emrow Plaman | Stapel, Anna (I125092)
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| 11243 | Annie Staple August Staple Ella Staple Paulina Staple Fredrick Staple Ida Staple Walter Staple Arthur Staple Henrietta Staple | Staple, Ella (I119573)
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| 11244 | Annie Stier Adala Stier Margaret Stier Tressa Hoffman Ada K Cleggett Louis Reuter [48] Theresa Kieffer | Stier, Margaret (I153187)
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| 11245 | Annie Stier Adala Stier Margaret Stier Tressa Hoffman Ada K Cleggett Louis Reuter [48] Theresa Kieffer | Hoffman, Anna (I153186)
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| 11246 | Annie Van Dalen 54 Matthew Van Dalen 21 Delia Van Dalen 20 Annie Van Dalen 12 William Van Dalen 11 Frank Van Dalen 9 | VanDeBurgt, Johanna (I208)
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| 11247 | Annie Vandersteen 29 Mary Vandersteen 12 Hettie Vandersteen 8 Frankay Vandersteen 6 Harry Vandersteen 3 Leola Vandersteen 1 3/12 | VanEyck, Anna Mary (I48299)
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| 11248 | Annie Verkuilen Thedore Verkuilen Harold Verkuilen Marion Verkiulen | Welhouse, Anna (I63835)
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| 11249 | Annie Verkuilen Thedore Verkuilen Harold Verkuilen Marion Verkiulen | Verkuilen, Marion (I158581)
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| 11250 | Annie Voet John Voet Mary Voet Clara Voet Margerette Voet Emil Voet Agnes Voet Edwin Voet | Voet, Edward or Edwin (I111549)
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| 11251 | Annie Voet John Voet Mary Voet Clara Voet Margerette Voet Emil Voet Agnes Voet Edwin Voet | Bowers, Anna Mary (I132769)
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| 11252 | Annie Voet John Voet Mary Voet Clara Voet Margerette Voet Emil Voet Agnes Voet Edwin Voet | Voet, Marguerite (I132771)
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| 11253 | Annie Voet John Voet Mary Voet Clara Voet Margerette Voet Emil Voet Agnes Voet Edwin Voet | Voet, John (I151963)
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| 11254 | Annie Voet John Voet Mary Voet Clara Voet Margerette Voet Emil Voet Agnes Voet Edwin Voet | Voet, Clara (I346117)
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| 11255 | Annie Vosbeck Helen Vosbeck Theresa Vosbeck Henry Vosbeck Martin Vosbeck Michael Vosbeck Clara Vosbeck | Peters, Anna (I122979)
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| 11256 | Annie Vosbeck Helen Vosbeck Theresa Vosbeck Henry Vosbeck Martin Vosbeck Michael Vosbeck Clara Vosbeck | Vosbeek, Reverend Martin Hubert (I139413)
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| 11257 | Annie was such a pretty girl. She lived on the "hill" as Combined Locks was called at the time. Now this hill has been removed by the mill. Everyone lived in company houses and the depression was particularly hard on Ann and Jack. They had 10 children and had a lot of serious illness in the family. Their diet was potatoes with milk gravy, beans and homemade bread. Everyone on the hill was poor because everyone worked in the local mill. However some were more poor than others. Many didn't have sheets on their beds and everyone used mill wool felts from the paper machines in the mill. Becuase everyone didn't work the people spent mornings visiting each other. There was a steady stream of visitors each morning sometimes coffee was offered if they had it. As I recall, everyone had a joke or a funny story to pass on to their neighbors in spite of their lack of neccessities. Anne died of lung cancer and left her oldest daughter to raise the family. | vanDalen, Johanna "Anna" (I53276)
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| 11258 | Anniew Zuliger Elmer Zuliger Ervin Zuliger Carrie Zuliger Melvin Zuliger [0] | Mundt, Annie (I182761)
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| 11259 | Anniversary Dorothy and Clarence Marx 60th wedding anniversary Times-Vil lager 6/29/2005 B7 News/Photo | Family: Marx, Clarence H. / Mischler, Dorothy (F23411)
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| 11260 | Anniversary Mr. & Mrs. George Allwardt, Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Deno Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/13/1927 | Page: 5 | Type: Anniversary | Family: Allwardt, George O. / Althen, Wilhelmine (F37820)
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| 11261 | Anniversary - 5 (sic - 50) Britten, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/19/1989 | Page: A1 | Type: Anniversary | Family: Britten, Raymond J. / Verkuilen, Marie J. (F30128)
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| 11262 | Anniversary - 50 years Mr. & Mrs. Randy Franzke The Times [Fox Cities Newspapers] | Date: 05/25/2000 | Page: B17 | Type: Anniversary | Photo | Family: Franzke, Randall C. / Milquette, Patricia (F18110)
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| 11263 | Anniversary - 50 years Mr. and Mrs. Donald Steger Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/05/1992 | Page: A11 | Type: Anniversary | Photo | Family: Steger, Donald L. / Jansen, Harriet (F46073)
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| 11264 | Anniversary - 60 years Mr. and Mrs. Eldor Leick Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/03/1997 | Page: A7 | Type: Anniversary | Photo | Family: Leick, Eldor J. / Klemmer, Hildegard (F56786)
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| 11265 | Anniversary News | Family: Schuh, Mathias / Zitske, Caroline (F67971)
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| 11266 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Randerson, Gene W. / Garvey, Margaret Ann (F30389)
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| 11267 | Anniversary record of 50th year since Ordaination issued 6/15/1958 | Devries, Very Reverend Monsignor John Gysber (I316875)
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| 11268 | ANNOUNCE APPROACHING MARX-THIEL WEDDING Special to Post-Crescent. Hilbert - Announcement was made at St. John's church Sunday of the approaching marriage of Miss Rose Marx, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Marx, of St. John, to Lawrence, Thiel, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Thiel, also of St. John. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, June 18, 1930 | Page 7 CHILTON- The following marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk during the past week: Lawrence Thiel and Miss Rose Marx, both of the town of Woodville. The marriage will take place June 30. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, June 23, 1930 | Page 12 | Family: Thiel, Lawrence Sr. / Marx, Rose (F27474)
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| 11269 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Londo, Joseph Victor Jr. / Christianson, Janet (F204339)
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| 11270 | Announce engagement Lucille Killian, Robert J. Courtney Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/23/1941 | Page: 6 | Type: Engagement | Family: Courtney, Robert James / Killian, Lucille (F39682)
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| 11271 | Announce engagement of Alicemay Whittier Alicemay Whittier, Dennis W. Watson Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/11/1941 | Page: 3 | Type: Engagement Whittier-Watson Alicemay Whittier, Dennis Watson Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/18/1941 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding | Family: Watson, Dennis William Wallace / Whittier, Alicemay (F215566)
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| 11272 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: McCormick, Donald / Glenn, Margaret (F63724)
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| 11273 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Schmedeman, Albert Jr. / Doyle, Alice (F203311)
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| 11274 | Announce Marriage Lorraine Zink, George S. Fritz Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/22/1929 | Page: 7 | Type: Wedding | Family: Fritz, George / Zink, Lorraine (F28401)
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| 11275 | Announce Marriage Louise Emelie Liebig, John Wallace Rehill Kaukauna Tim es 9/09/1920 4 Wedding | Family: Rehill, John Wallace / Liebig, Louise Emelie (F204952)
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| 11276 | Announce Marriage of Miss Agnes Egan Agnes Egan, Edwin Seybold Kaukauna Times 12/28/1934 5 Wedding | Family: Seybold, Edwin / Egan, Agnes (F57104)
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| 11277 | Announce Marriage Of Miss Grace Roblee Announcement has been made of the marriage Of Miss Grace Roblee to Marvin F. Wasserbach, which took place on Oct 22, 1931 at Covington, Ky. Mrs. Wasserbach is the daughter of Mrs. Mary Roblee, 212 N. Superior St., and Mr. Wasserbach is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Wasserbach, Rt. 2, Appleton. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Court. After Nov. 24 they will be at home at 212 N. Superior St. Page Eight, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Monday Evening, November 21, 1932 | Family: Wasserbach, Marvin Fred Paul / Roblee, Grace Burnett (F70506)
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| 11278 | Announce Marriage of Miss Sybil Griffith Sybil Griffith, James Sawtell Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/14/1933 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding | Family: McKenzie, James / Griffith, Sybyl (F28824)
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| 11279 | Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Miss Clara Krueger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krueger,902 W. Oklaho ma-st. to Adolph W. ebheim. The ceremony will take place Sept. 2 at St. John Evangelical church. Thursday Evening, August 27, 1925, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, Page Five The next day Aug 28th they applied for a Marriage License. | Family: Gebheim, Adolph / Krueger, Clara (F44450)
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| 11280 | Announcement of birth of son. | Golden, Robert Edward (I51001)
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| 11281 | Announcement reached this city Thursday of the death early that day in Detroit of George Kaphingst, former local resident. Particulars did not accompany the message, which was brief. Mr. Kaphingst went to the Michigan city to reside several years ago. Relatives here are a niece, Mrs. Frank, Schmidt, and a sister, Mrs. Louis Tessendorf. The remains, it was stated, were to be taken to Milwaukee for burial. THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 5, 1923 | Kaphingst, George (I177772)
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| 11282 | Announcement was made at St.John church Sunday of the approaching marriage of Miss Marie Koes of Sherwood and George Verstegen of this village. Page Ten APPLETON POST-CRESCENT,Wednesday Evening, June 17,1925 | Family: Verstegen, George J. / Kees, Marie J. (F46477)
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| 11283 | Announcements - Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends for their kindness during thedeath of our mother, Mrs. Albert VerVoort. We wish to thank theRev. Father Mullen for his words of sympathy, those who gave flowersand donated use of cars, pallbearers and Krohn and Berard. The VerVoort Family. Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune | Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin | Wednesday, April 19, 1944 | Page 9 | Marshall, Flora (I112585)
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| 11284 | Announcements have been received of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kronschnable of Kenosha. Mrs. Kronschnable formerly was Miss Rita Runnoe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Runnoe, of Leeman. Appleton Post Crescent, 16 Mar 1939 | Kronschnabel, Michael Cyril (I132645)
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| 11285 | ANNOUNCEMENTS IN MEMORIUM In sad but loving memory of our dear wife and mother. Mrs. Ida Immel who died 1 year ago today. Dec. 19, 1939. We are sad within our memory, Lonely are our hearts today. For the "one* we loved so dearly Has forever been called away. We think of her in silence. No eye may see us weep. But many silent tears are shed When others, are asleep. Sadly missed by husband, John Immel and Children. Page 30, Thursday Evening, December 19,1940 THE APPLETON POST-CRESCENT | Milke, Ida (I182478)
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| 11286 | Annual Reunion Enjoyed by Hintermiester Descendents Hintermeister, Fred Kronberg, Families of Henry Kronberg, Anton Gaurke, Levi Bauman, Gast, Earl Asman, Ruth Kronberg, Roland Westfall, Louis Helmke, Otto Preuss, Otto Helmke, William Helmke, Lester Schalow, Clarence Mundinger, John Helmke, Henry Scharahl, George Miller, Ralph Hartman, Walter Helmke, Ervin Pruess, August Helmke, Louis roger, Clifforde Neson, George Muir, Lester Muir, Ray wieland, Marie Scheller, Paul apitz, Ed Balgie, John deno, William Nagel, Gust Fosberg, russell Brenzel, Clarence Paschen, John vanden Broek, Floyd Romenesko, Christ Kindler, Laverne Hennes, Joseph Schiller Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/08/1939 | Page: 5 | Type: News | Hintermeister, Henry (I128833)
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| 11287 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Huss, Vincent / Buck, Leatrice (F9670)
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| 11288 | Anny M Williams Census says Henry b. Wisconsin 33 Madeline Williams 29 Armond Williams 4 Durward Williams 3 Harold Williams 11/12 | Williams, Henry M. (I140349)
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| 11289 | Ano Heilman Edna Heilman Raymond Heilman Mellard Heilman | Heilman, Arno (I199197)
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| 11290 | Anold Eiting Cicelia Eiting William C Eiting Patricia Ann Eiting | Eiting, Arnold J. (I50340)
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| 11291 | Another 48 passed away, Jacob Appleman who was a passenger on one of t he 3 ships that settled Little Chute, died at the home of his daughter M rs Henry Lamers on Friday. 90 years old born in 1817. | Appelman, Jacob (I32049)
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| 11292 | another daughter bapt at Immanuel Lutheran Church in Greenville is: Selena Wilhelmina Marie Krueger Born 8 Oct 1894 in T Greenville Confirmed 1909 from Immanuel Lutheran Church, Greenville, Wi. | Krueger, Selena Wilhelmina (I337831)
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| 11293 | Another Daughter on the Passenger List: Kind: Wilhelmina le Noble Geslacht: Vrouw Geboorteplaats: Lopik Geboortedatum: woensdag 9 maart 1892 Vader: Cornelis le Noble Moeder: Wijntje Klever Gebeurtenis: Geboorte Datum: woensdag 9 maart 1892 Gebeurtenisplaats: Lopik Documenttype: BS Geboorte Erfgoedinstelling: Het Utrechts ArchiefHet Utrechts Archief Plaats instelling: Utrecht Collectiegebied: Utrecht Archief: 481 Registratienummer: 631 Aktenummer: 13 Registratiedatum: 10 maart 1892 | LeNoble, Wilhelmina (I196521)
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| 11294 | Another early settler of this portion of Wisconsin and one of the early residents of the Southside of Kaukauna has passed to his eternal home. Joachim Marten 62, closed his eyes upon the scenes of earth Sunday afternoon after a lingering and painful illness. In 1852 he migrated to America with his parents he was one of the family of 11 children. | Martens, Julius Joachim (I101469)
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| 11295 | Another election day has come and gone and Tuesday provided Kaukauna with a new mayor. H. J. Mulholland became the city's new mayor by defeating H. B. Tanner in the closest race in the city's history, winning by only a 19-vote majority. | Mulholland, Hugh J. (I155289)
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| 11296 | Another large gathering was entertained Thursday evening at the home of Miss Hulda Zirbel on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, April 13, 1929 | Page 10 | Zirbel, Hulda Augusta (I148623)
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| 11297 | Another Neil Ruppert of Chicago born about 1866 married Margaret Flanig an born about 1868 on Sept 8, 1894 in Chicago. Marriage records contai ns no other details. Cook County Vital Stats tel. # 312-603-7799 Sent letter in Mar 2004 to Mt. Carmel Church for baptismal, marriage recor ds. | Ruppert, Cornelius (I15990)
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| 11298 | Another of the Verkuilen relatives, Mary Dodd in Illinois, has been doi ng more extensive genealogical work than myself, so I'm also forwarding a ll of this to her. She'll be able to sort it out more quickly than I. S he has a great grasp of the Verkuilen lineage. EMAIL mcdodd@troamail.org | Verkuilen, John (I65153)
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| 11299 | Another old settler gone Mrs. John Hurley Kaukauna Sun 6/28/1901 A1 Death notice | Carney, Elizabeth (I27916)
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| 11300 | Another old soldier is laid to rest. William A. Michels, aged 55 years, was buried at the Wrightstown cemetery, in charge of Paul H. Beaulieu Post, of which he was a member since 1893. He served in the 14th Illinois Cavalry during the rebellion. He spent about three months in Andersonville prison, from the effects of which he never fully recovered. | Michels, William A. (I315713)
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| 11301 | Another Pair of Weddings Tena Wentland daughter of Ed Wentland to Joseph Reichel, Amelia Wentland, John Yingling, Gustav Gust and Matea Feldt, Hattie Feldt, Augusta Gust, Richard Schultz, Louis Coonen, Gustav Feldt Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/12/1904 | Page: 1 | Type: Wedding | Family: Gust, Gustave / Feldt, Meta (F65934)
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| 11302 | Another Pioneer Gone James Ryan Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/26/1892 | Page: 1 | Type: News | Ryan, James (I120855)
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| 11303 | ANOTHER PIONEER WAS CALLED A message was received in this city Saturday morning last by Mrs. Ralph Mortimer informing her of the death of her uncle, Oliver Yule, at St. Mary's hospital at Oshkosh that morning. Mr. Yule had been in failing health for about fifteen years and his condition had become such that upon the advice of the physician he was taken from Appleton to the hospital for treatment a week before he died. Oliver Yule, son of the late Mr. and Mrs. James Yule, pioneer settlers of Chilton, was born on the homestead farm one mile north of this city on Sept. 1, 1856. There he grew to young manhood and took charge of the operation of the farm. In 1879 he was married to Nellie, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Alva West. In 1911 they disposed of the farm and after living a short time on a farm on the Chilton Hilbert road, they moved to Omro and later to Appleton. In 1921 they located at North Fond du Lac. His wife died Feb. 15, 1925 and then Mr. Yule returned to Appleton to make his home with his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Ralph Gibson. Owing to the serious illness of his daughter and his condition he was taken to the hospital for treatment. Mr. Yule was an honest, upright citizen and enjoyed the respect and good will of his neighbors and all who knew him. He was industrious and until his health failed him took an active interest in his work and the community in which he resided. He is survived by his daughter, Mrs. J. Ralph Gibson of Appleton, two sons, Gaylor Yule of Fond du Lac and Ceve Yule of Appleton and by his sister, Mrs. Pearl Herriman. Funeral services were held at Oshkosh on Monday afternoon and burial services were held at Breed cemetery later that day, but owing to impassable conditions of the road they returned to Oshkosh where it was placed in a receiving vault until the roads were passable. | Yule, Oliver (I306833)
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| 11304 | Another researcher is Meg Leahy, wife of StevenLeahy. Email megleahy@yahoo.com or stevenleahy@sk.sympatico.ca | Golden, William (I50983)
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| 11305 | Another researcher on Michels family (not sure if related to this same Mic hels family) From: herresfamily@earthlink.net There are also Michels and Michaels families in Fell nearby. | MICHELS, Catharina (I13)
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| 11306 | Another shooting affray occurred on the south side last Saturday night at the saloon of Alex Stoeger on Third Street. John Powers, the Hollandtown pugilist, and several associates, were playing dice, when a dispute arose over who should pay for some drinks. An exchange of words followed, and in the fracas Stoeger pulled a revolver for protection and shot Powers. Powers dodged quick enough to escape probable death, the ball striking him near the left ear, and lodged under the skin in the back of his head. The ball was flattened out like a cent, having struck the thick part of the skull. | Powers, John "Jack" (I359)
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| 11307 | Another Sudden Death, Fred Lehman Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/29/1915 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Lehman, Frederick (I155781)
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| 11308 | Another Tragic Death Lambet Reynolds Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/19/1917 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Lambert Reynolds is Gun Accident Victim Lambert Reynolds Kaukauna Sun | Date: 10/18/1917 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Reynolds, James Lambert (I71285)
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| 11309 | ANOTHER WEDDING IS HELD IN LITTLE CHUTE Tuesday morning at St. John church, occurred the marriage of Miss Regina Jansen. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jansen, Madison street, and Albert Hietpas, the Rev. John Sprangers performing the ceremony. The attendants were Miss Anna Hietpas, sister of the groom, and John Hammen. The bride wore a navy blue dress of georgette crepe, with hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of chrysanthemums. Miss Hiet- pas wore a blue tricotine dress, and carried a bouquet of roses. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served to about thirty guests at the Jansen home. In the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Hietpas left on a trip to Chicago and Milwaukee. Page Six, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, THURSDAY, October 21, 1920 | Family: Hietpas, Albert Peter "Bart" / Janssen, Regina Ann (F7968)
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| 11310 | Ans J. Van Lith, Kimberly, age 86, passed away at home on Friday, June 2, 2017. He was born in Maren, Netherlands on March 20, 1931 to the late Johannus and Adriana (Klaren) Van Lith. Ans married Mathilda "Tilly" Steenbekkers on May 17, 1956. She preceded him in death in 2000. Ans is survived by his daughters: Lucy (Rick) Bevers, Appleton; Sjanny (Dave) Friebel, Kimberly; Petra Van Lith, Kimberly; and Ria (Rene´) Van Dongen, Holland; grandchildren: Rick (Bev) and Eric Bevers, Jeff (Dominique) and Kim Friebel; great grandchildren: Taylor, Isaac, Aria, Kyla, Brantley, Sophia and Jack; brother, Al Van Lith; and brother-in-law, Mich (Hanneke) and Annemie Steenbekkers. He is also survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends, here and in Holland. In addition to his parents and wife, Tilly, Ans was preceded in death by his father and mother-in-law: Jan and Lucia Steenbekkers; grandson, Frank Friebel; and other members of the Van Lith and Steenbekkers families. Visitation will be held Wednesday, June 7, 2017 at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH - DARBOY CHURCH (W2796 Hwy. KK) beginning at 2:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 4:00 p.m. The Rev. Robert Kollath will officiate. Committal Holy Name of Jesus Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established. We would like to thank St. Paul Hospice Services for coming to our rescue when we needed you the most. Also, thank you to Hanneke and Mich for all of the support and care they gave to Pa and us. | VanLith, Ans J. (I185039)
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| 11311 | Ansel B Briggs 21 Daniel C W Briggs 44 Elizabeth Briggs 46 Robert C Briggs 13 Sarah A Briggs 18 Wilbert K Kellogg 13 Aaron Meschar 23 | Briggs, Daniel W. (I189610)
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| 11312 | Ansel B Briggs 39 Ruth R Briggs 31 Charles R Briggs 7 Josey M Briggs 5 | Briggs, Ansel Bailey (I189604)
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| 11313 | ANSEL BAILEY BRIGGS was born at Lisbon, St. Lawrence county, New York, in 1829. He came west with his father in 1845, and settled near Waupun, Wisconsin. In 1849 Daniel W. Briggs, with his wife and two sons, Ansel Bailey, Robert, and his daughter Sarah, later Mrs. W. W. Willson, located in Appleton. Ansel Bailey Briggs assisted in erecting Lawrence College, and while attending that institution met Miss Ruth Kinney Millard, a classmate, whom he married in 1861. Four children were born to them: Daniel Judson, Charles Robert, Marion Josephine and Maude Millard. The first son, Daniel Judson, died in infancy. Ansel Bailey Briggs was a manufacturer of sash and doors, and was one of the first, if not the first, to export these products. He retired from business after his plant burned the second time in 1888. He was a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and of the Masonic and Odd Fellow orders. His wife died in 1894. Charles Robert Briggs, his son, was married at Louisville, Kentucky, in 1891 to Mary Hyde Bell. They have two sons, Charles Robert, Jr., born in Decatur, Ill., in 1892, now a student of the College of Engineering at the University of Cincinnati, and a graduate of Howe School, Howe, Indiana; and Wallace Millard Briggs, born in Decatur, Illinois, in 1897. Charles R. Briggs lives in Marietta, Ohio, is in the sash and door business as salesman for John A. Gauger & Company, of Chicago, in Ohio, West Virginia and Virginia. He is a member of the Marietta Country Club, Masonic Club, Knights Templar and a vestryman of St. Luke's Episcopal Church of Marietta. Maude Millard Briggs, daughter of Ansel Bailey and Ruth Millard Briggs, was married in 1898 to Dr. William Henry Meeker, a prominent dentist of Appleton, and now practicing his profession in that city. They with Marion Josephine Briggs, live in the old home at 700 Lawrence street. | Briggs, Ansel Bailey (I189604)
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| 11314 | Ansel Briggs 71 Josephine Briggs 35 Henry W Tuttrup 22 | Briggs, Ansel Bailey (I189604)
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| 11315 | Ansel Gilson 40 Effie M Gilson 35 Adelee M Gilson 13 Merton H Gilson 12 William D Gilson 10 Bonny L Gilson 9 Mertle L Gilson 6 | Gilson, Harry Merton (I160428)
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| 11316 | Ansel Gilson Effie M Gilson Adelee M Gilson Merton H Gilson William D Gilson Bonny L Gilson Mertle L Gilson | Gilson, Ansel (I160433)
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| 11317 | Ansel Gilson Effie M Gilson Adelee M Gilson Merton H Gilson William D Gilson Bonny L Gilson Mertle L Gilson | Gilson, William (I160436)
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| 11318 | Ansel Gilson Effie Gilson Addie Gilson Meston Gilson William Gilson Bounce Gilson Mestill Gilson Leone Gilson | Gilson, Ansel (I160433)
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| 11319 | Ansel Rogen 29 Irene Rogen 24 Jerald Rogen 6 Ronald Rogen 2 10/12 | Ragen, Ansel (I114042)
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| 11320 | Anselmus Vancamp Elizabeth Vancamp John Vancamp Agnes M Vancamp Floyd F Vancamp | VanCamp, Anselmus (I100873)
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| 11321 | Anselmus Vancamp Elizabeth Vancamp John Vancamp Agnes M Vancamp Floyd F Vancamp | VanEart, Elizabeth (I112365)
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| 11322 | Anson B. Briggs 50 Ruth K. M. Briggs 42 Charles R. Briggs 17 Josephine Briggs 15 Maud M. Briggs 7 | Briggs, Ansel Bailey (I189604)
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| 11323 | Anson Ballard 38 Harriet S Ballard 27 Irvie M Ballard 7 Leda A Ballard 5 Eugene Ballard 2 Irene Ballard 2 Sarah L Hickox 22 Eliza Simonds 14 Bridget Moore 17 Edwin De Reimer 21 | Ballard, Anson (I130419)
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| 11324 | Anson Ballard 49 Harriet Ballard 37 Lyda A Ballard 15 Rena Ballard 11 Nellie Ballard 7 Freddy Ballard 4 Pearl Ballard 1 Mary Faust 18 Maggy Grignon 20 | Ballard, Pearl Edna (I101172)
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| 11325 | Anson Ballard 49 Harriet Ballard 37 Lyda A Ballard 15 Rena Ballard 11 Nellie Ballard 7 Freddy Ballard 4 Pearl Ballard 1 Mary Faust 18 Maggy Grignon 20 | Ballard, Anson (I130419)
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| 11326 | Anson Ballard 49 Harriet Ballard 37 Lyda A Ballard 15 Rena Ballard 11 Nellie Ballard 7 Freddy Ballard 4 Pearl Ballard 1 Mary Faust 18 Maggy Grignon 20 | Story, Harriet (I153468)
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| 11327 | ANSON BALLARD was born in Appling, Jefferson county, New York, December 20, 1821. He was graduated from Hamilton College, New York, in 1845. He was a member of the Psi Upsilon fraternity. After graduation he taught school in Maryland and Tennessee, spending his leisure studying law. He came to Appleton in 1850 and was admitted to the bar at Green Bay, October 9th of that year. He then formed a law partnership with Perry H. Smith, the firm being known as Smith & Ballard. Shortly after coming to Appleton Mr. Ballard began investing in real estate in Appleton and Outagamie county and later extended his purchases to adjoining counties. The abstracts of Outagamie county show that at the time of his death he was the largest land owner in the county. May 1, 1851, he married Harriet M. Story at Sheboygan. The following children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ballard: Irving Ballard, Leda A. Ballard Clark (Mrs. Orlando E. Clark), Irene Ballard Orbison (Mrs. Thomas Orbison), Nellie Ballard Conkey, deceased, Fred Packard Ballard, deceased, and Pearl E. Ballard, deceased. Mr. Ballard was a man of culture and refinement and was greatly interested in education and school affairs. His friendships embraced many prominent men throughout the country with whom he kept in close touch. In the early '60s he founded a school based on the Pestalozzian system of education, which system was the forerunner of the kindergarten and was the kindergarten idea applied to advanced students. The first principal of this school was Prof. Sherwood . He was followed by David Starr Jordan , now president of Leland Stanford University. At first this school was located at the corner of Lawe and Durkee streets. It was later removed to the northeast corner of College avenue and Lawe street in the old National Hotel. In his last will he liberally provided for the maintenance and perpetuation of this school. By the construction of the will in court this bequest failed. While Mr. Ballard took a keen interest in public affairs, he never sought office. However, in 1857, he was elected city attorney of Appleton, being the first person in the city to hold that office. He was re-elected in 1858. He also served as alderman of the city of Appleton in 1866 and 1867. Mr. Ballard was a Mason and Knight Templar. He was a religious man and was a regular attendant at the Congregational church, of which he was one of the founders. He died at Appleton, April 4, 1873, and is buried in Riverside Cemetery. | Ballard, Anson (I130419)
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| 11328 | Anson Ballard 12/20/1821 4/4/1873 Appleton Crescent 4/5/1873 3 | Ballard, Anson (I130419)
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| 11329 | Anson Ballard Harriet S Ballard Irvie M Ballard Leda A Ballard Eugene Ballard Irene Ballard Sarah L Hickox Eliza Simonds Bridget Moore Edwin De Reimer | Story, Harriet (I153468)
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| 11330 | Anson Ballard Harriet S Ballard Irvie M Ballard Leda A Ballard Eugene Ballard Irene Ballard Sarah L Hickox Eliza Simonds Bridget Moore Edwin De Reimer | Ballard, Irving (I163812)
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| 11331 | Anson Ballard Harriet S Ballard Irvie M Ballard Leda A Ballard Eugene Ballard Irene Ballard Sarah L Hickox Eliza Simonds Bridget Moore Edwin De Reimer | Ballard, Eugene (I163813)
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| 11332 | Anson Ballard Harriet S Ballard Irvie M Ballard Leda A Ballard Eugene Ballard Irene Ballard Sarah L Hickox Eliza Simonds Bridget Moore Edwin De Reimer | Ballard, Irene "Rena" (I163816)
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| 11333 | Anson Ballard Harriet S Ballard Irvie M Ballard Leda A Ballard Eugene Ballard Irene Ballard Sarah L Hickox Eliza Simonds Bridget Moore Edwin De Reimer | Ballard, Lyda (I163817)
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| 11334 | Anson Benham Fanny Benham John Benham Helen Benham William Benham Maria Benham Solomon Benham Sophronia Benham Jane Benham Chester Rising Joseph Rork | Rork, Joseph (I329361)
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| 11335 | Anson Cross Mary Cross Alice Cross Galusha Cross | Cross, Anson (I328436)
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| 11336 | Anson E Cross Mary J Cross Alice Cross | Cross, Anson (I328436)
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| 11337 | Anson E Cross Mary Cross Alice Cross Galusha Cross | Cross, Anson (I328436)
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| 11338 | Anson E. Cross Mary Cross Hellen L. Morrison Albert J. Peterson Ole O. Klevrad Charles Thomas Hattie Simmons Sophia Simmons | Cross, Anson (I328436)
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| 11339 | Anson J Bauer Minnie Bauer Clifford A Bauer [4 5/12] Virginia Bauer [11/12] | Bauer, Anson John (I203857)
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| 11340 | Anson Kosijot 62 Francis Kosijot 62 Francis Kosijot 9 Susie Kosijot 14 | Kottik, Anton (I177961)
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| 11341 | Anson Kosijot Francis Kosijot Francis Kosijot Susie Kosijot | Budweiser, Lucy (I177962)
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| 11342 | Anson Kosijot Francis Kosijot Francis Kosijot Susie Kosijot | Budweiser, Frances Silvia (I178010)
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| 11343 | Anson Palm Maria Palm Hugo Palm Oscar Palm Arthir Palm Walter Palm | Palm, Anton (I327896)
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| 11344 | Anson Palm Maria Palm Hugo Palm Oscar Palm Arthir Palm Walter Palm | Foerster, Maria (I328012)
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| 11345 | Anson | Conradt, Eleanor (I334479)
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| 11346 | Anstace Deckert 39 Hortense Deckert 46 Mary Deckert 13 Charles Deckert 11 Louise Deckert 9 Henry Deckert 8 Alexander Deckert 3 | Decker, Henry Joseph (I155691)
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| 11347 | Anstace Deckert 39 Hortense Deckert 46 Mary Deckert 13 Charles Deckert 11 Louise Deckert 9 Henry Deckert 8 Alexander Deckert 3 | Decker, Constance Joseph "Gustave" (I155708)
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| 11348 | Answers Life's Last Role Call John Mitchell Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/20/1931 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Mitchell, John (I165428)
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| 11349 | Antdne J Toonen 22 May 1900 Brown 06 0185 Helena Centen 22 May 1900 Br own 06 018 | Family: Toonen, Anthony J. / Centen, Helena Gertrude (F41158)
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| 11350 | Anten Merget Mary Merget Rosella Merget Margaret Schwalbach | Kurten, Margaret (I22330)
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| 11351 | Anten Merget Mary Merget Rosella Merget Margaret Schwalbach | Schwalbach, Mary (I22335)
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| 11352 | Anten Merget Mary Merget Rosella Merget Margaret Schwalbach | Merget, Anton (I22391)
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| 11353 | Anten Merget Mary Merget Rosella Merget Margaret Schwalbach | Merget, Rosella Margaret (I22397)
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| 11354 | Anten Verbumen 51 Liesebet Verbumen 27 George Verbumen 24 Andrew Verbumen 20 Frank Verbumen 16 Rose Verbumen 13 John Verbumen 11 | Verboomen, John J. (I132824)
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| 11355 | Anten Verbumen 51 (Female - Mrs. Anton) Liesebet Verbumen 27 George Verbumen 24 Andrew Verbumen 20 Frank Verbumen 16 Rose Verbumen 13 John Verbumen 11 | VandeEichen, Melina (I132726)
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| 11356 | Anthny Van Den Elzen Cathrine Van Den Elzen | VandenElzen, Anton (I140994)
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| 11357 | Anthone Coenen Nellie Coenen Peter J Coenen Harry Coenen Gertude Coenen Hattie Coenen Marie Coenen Minnie Coenen Joseph Coenen | Coenen, Antone J. (I66210)
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| 11358 | Anthone Coenen Nellie Coenen Peter J Coenen Harry Coenen Gertude Coenen Hattie Coenen Marie Coenen Minnie Coenen Joseph Coenen | VanZeeland, Petronella (I66211)
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| 11359 | Anthone Malewieske Joe Malewieske Peter Morien | Mooren, Peter (I107126)
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| 11360 | Anthoney Finerty 28 Deborah Finerty 18 Catherine Finerty 3 James Finerty 2 Charles Finerty 4/12 | Finnerty, Anthony (I36698)
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| 11361 | Anthonius Deboth 24 May 1889 Brown Antonetta Debruin 24 May 1889 Brown Last Name: Debruin First Name: Antonetta Day: 24 Month: May Year: 1898 County: Brown Volume: 05 Page: 0497 [Search for possible spouse matches] Deboth, Antonius Marriage May 24 1898 Brown | Family: DeBoth, Anton A. / DeBruin, Antoinette (F30538)
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| 11362 | Anthonius van den Heuvel kind on Tuesday, January 13, 1818 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 3 Geboren: Anthonius van den Heuvel Geboortedatum: 13-1-1818 relatie: zoon van Vader: Ambrosius van den Heuvel Woonplaats vader: St. Anthonis Moeder: Aldegonda Bardoel Woonplaats moeder: St. Anthonis | VandenHeuvel, Antonius (I109740)
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| 11363 | Anthony "Tony" Benedict Luniak, age 80, of Darboy, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Wednesday, May 11, 2016 at St. Paul Home in Kaukauna. He was born to the late Anton and Laura (Kuepper) Luniak on February 7, 1936. Tony was drafted into the Army in 1958 where he served in Germany. He married Delilas Kees on October 24, 1960 at Sacred Heart Church in Sherwood. Tony worked on the family farm and at the mill in Menasha. He was a volunteer for Harrison #2 Fire Department. Tony enjoyed having a beer and a good talk with anyone who had time, especially his neighborhood friends and fellow farmers. He loved to participate in many bowling leagues, fishing, hunting, playing cards, and making wine. His absolute passion was picking hickory nuts in his hickory woods and sharing them with family and friends. Tony spent a lot of time at his cabin in Dunbar, Wisconsin. Anyone who knew "Big A" would know his heart truly resided with farming. He loved spending time with his grandchildren. Tony is survived by his wife of 55 years, Delilas; his children: Antoinette (Mark) Zimmerman, Keith "Skeeter" Luniak, Lori (William) Berghuis, Vicki (Brian) Bazile, and Linda (David) Polasek; grandchildren: Dana (special friend Bob) Zimmerman, Matt Zimmerman, Charlie and Casey Luniak, Alicia (Tim) Doell, Abby (special friend Josh) Berghuis, Beth (special friend Noah) Berghuis, Bob (special friend Hannah) Berghuis, Brody and Bree Bazile; sisters: LaVerne Griesbach and Elaine (Vern) Jansen-Garvey; sister-in-law: Carol Kees; his cat Puffy; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers: Gordy (Betty) Luniak and Alvin "Ollie" (Hazel) Luniak; Parents-in-law: Andrew and Irene (Mahlberg) Kees; brother-in-law: Cletus Kees; infant sister-in-law: Angela; nephews: Kenneth and Rick Griesbach, Brian and Rick Kees; and many aunts, uncles, and other relatives. Funeral services for Tony will be held at 12:00 noon on Monday, May 16, 2016 at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH at HOLY NAME OF JESUS PARISH, 602 E. Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly with Fr. Bob Kollath officiating. A time of visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in Tony's name. Boettcher Family Funeral Home of Kaukauna is assisting the family. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com. 920-766-2099. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff of St. Paul Elder services and Dr. Paul Russo for their care and compassion. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from May 13 to May 15, 2016 | Luniak, Anthony B. (I188676)
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| 11364 | Anthony "Tony" Cain was born on July 13, 1907 near Republican City, Nebraska to Alice J. Hannagan and Daniel F. Cain and died on Saturday, June 27, 1992 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Tony attended school in Republican City and Orleans, Nebraska and graduated from Marquette University in 1933. Tony married Mary M. (Mae) Kieffer on Aug. 5, 1931. She died suddenly in 1957. He later married Mary Jane Pomeroy McKain and she died in 1990 after a lengthy illness. Tony was a Project Engineer for large construction companies in the Baltimore, Md., Milwaukee, Wisc. and Detroit, Michigan areas during his working career. He retired in 1974 and moved to Scottsdale, Arizona. He was Building Committee chairman and was instrumental in building the new St. Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church in Scottsdale. Tony was a devout member of St. Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church in Scottsdale and a life time member of the Knights of Columbus and the Marquette club. He is survived by one daughter, Frances M. Slote and husband, Stan of White Plains, New York, two granddaughters, Alice DuBon and Ann Johnson, one great-grandchild, a special grandniece, Jeanne Hoffman Koskinen and numerous other nieces and nephews. Tony was preceded in death by both parents, two wives, Mary M. (Mae) and Mary Jane, two brothers, Vincent and Francis J. Sr. and three sisters, Mother M. Zita, O.S.U., Mother M. Vincent, O.S.U. and Gussie Burbach. Memorial Mass was held July 20, 1992 at St. Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church in Scottsdale, Arizona at 10:00 a.m. Body was cremated. Memorial are to be sent to St. Daniel the Prophet Catholic Church, 1030 Hayden Rd., Scottsdale, AZ 85257. | Cain, Anthony (I41762)
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| 11365 | Anthony "Tony" Czarnik, Lieutenant Colonel Anthony W. "Tony" Czarnik, age 75, of Darboy, passed away on Thursday, August 1, 2013. Tony was born on March 1st, 1938, in Chicago to the late John R. and Angeline J. (Janca) Czarnik. He married Norma Andrea Wold, his high school sweetheart, on November 3rd, 1956, in Chicago. Lieutenant Colonel (Retired) Anthony W. Czarnik proudly served his country with honor and distinction for over 41 years in the United States Army Infantry and Armor; he is remembered as a Soldier's Soldier who first attained the rank of Sergeant First Class in the Non-Commissioned Officer Corps and then attended Officer Candidate School to serve the balance of his career as a Regular Commissioned Officer. Tony's legacy of selfless service to our country continues through three of his sons -- one a US Army Officer Veteran and two more US Army Colonels on active duty - and through two of his grandchildren, one a US Army Veteran and the other a US Army Enlisted Soldier, who is currently attending the US Army Officer Candidate School at Fort Benning, GA. "Old Soldiers never die, they just fade away" Outside of the military he was a lifelong, hard working, self employed entrepreneur whose work ethic was rivaled only by his pride in his family. Although proud of his Polish ancestry, Tony was a charter member of the Sons of Norway; a charter member of Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, and a long time member of Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Tony could be found most Thursday nights directing the Thursday Night Sheepshead Ministry where his many acts of selfless giving could be seen by his definition of what constituted a "picking hand". He was a board member of Imago Dei Lutheran Camp in Clintonville, WI and was well known for his "International Travel" during his many "Three Nation Tours". Tony was a loving husband, father, brother, uncle, grandfather, and great grandfather who believed there was no better way to spend his time than being with and teaching his grandchildren and great grandchildren. Survivors include his treasured and beloved wife of 56 years Norma, his loving sister Roberta (Kevin), his 10 wonderful children Anthony (Rebecca), Cynthia (Jacob), Tamarack (Patricia), Christopher (Carlene), Joseph (Lucy), Michael (Brenda), James (Katherine), Timothy (Jessica), Christine, and Rebecca (Daniel), his 26 amazing grandchildren Kelly, Emily, Anna, Sarah, Jacob, Andrea (Platt), Scott, Benjamin, Joseph, Samantha, Mandy (Kyle), Justis, Liberty, Honor, Hero, Alexandra, Madeline, Natalie, Isabella, Alicia, Tyler, Megan, Ella, Corrina, John Daniel, and Abigail, his three precious great-grandchildren Elissa, Julian, Lorelei, and he was eagerly anticipating the arrival of his newest grandchild Lola! He is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and many long-time friends. Memorial services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, August 9th, 2013, at PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2330 E. Calumet Street, Appleton, with Rev. Gary Nokleberg and Rev. Roger McQuistion officiating. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street, Appleton, on Thursday, August 8th, from 4:00 p.m. To 8:00 p.m. A Sharing and Memory Time will begin at 6:00 p.m. so feel free to bring your stories and memories of Tony! In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established in his name. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to those who have offered prayers and support during this difficult time. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 4 to August 7, 2013 | Czarnik, Anthony (I321266)
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| 11366 | Anthony "Tony" D. Zuleger, age 69 of Black Creek, Wisconsin, died surrounded by his loving family at Cherry Meadows, Appleton, on Thursday afternoon, May 8, 2014, following a long battle with chronic illness and cancer. Tony was born in Appleton, Wisconsin on November 20, 1944, son of Stanley and Mabel (Blodgett) Zuleger. He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War from 1963 until his honorable discharge in 1966. On May 3, 1969, Tony married Sally Ann Everett at Bethany Lutheran Church in Appleton. They enjoyed 45 wonderful years of marriage. Tony was employed by Kimberly Clark for 34 years until his retirement in 2001. Tony lived for other people. He was always making others happy with his big heart while looking for a good conversation over lunch with family and friends. Tony was extremely active person. He started the Fox Valley R/C club, was a member of the Broken Wheel Riding Club, and raced stock cars at Wisconsin International Raceway for many years. He enjoyed motorcycling and giving rides on his trike, traveling the United States with Sally in their RV, making furniture, and helping the local farmers. Tony is survived by his wife, Sally; daughters, Rebecca (Jim) Stelter of Champlin, MN, and Tess (Tim) Eckstein of Omro; sons, Lance Zuleger of Appleton, and Luke (Janet) Zuleger of Greenville; and seven grandchildren, Sheridan and Riley Stelter, Kyle Zuleger, David and Amber Zuleger, and Tader and Gracie Eckstein. He is preceded in death by his parents and sister, Ginny Verstagen. The funeral service for Tony will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday, May 13, 2104, at Trinity Lutheran Church, (W6399 Cty Hwy O, Appleton) with Rev. Ronald Ash officiating. Family and friends may visit directly at church Tuesday morning from 8:30 until 11:15 a.m. The family would like to express a sincere thank you to the staff at Cherry Meadows, 4th Floor Oncology at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Theda Care Hospice, and especially to Amanda Leon for the exception care provided to Tony. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 11, 2014 | Zuleger, Anthony D. (I113781)
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| 11367 | Anthony "Tony" DeCleene, 79, Lena, died Wednesday, June 6, 2007, at St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay. He was born to the late Anton and Johanna (Reynders) DeCleene Nov. 15, 1927, in Klondike, Wis. Tony married the former Rose Pelishek Sept. 3, 1949, at the former St. Charles Catholic Church of Lena. He worked at Wisconsin Bell Telephone Company for over 30 years until retirement. Tony was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church, Lena. Survivors include his wife, Rosamond; six children, Kathy Powell, Germantown; Steve (Jane), Greendale; Mary (Tony) Creapeau, Gresham; Jeff, Lena; Julie Drake, Slinger; and Dave, Lena; three sisters, Evelyn Brickner, Suring; Mary (Lloyd) Hanstedt, Peoria, Ill.; and Tess (Dick) Devroy, Mountain; sisters-in-law, Lillimae, Ina, Martha, and Roseann; brother-in-law, Ben Leitzke; mother-in-law, Martha Pelishek, Lena; grandchildren, Shelley, Sarah, Lyndsey, Aaron, Amber, Angela, Jim, Ryan, Cal, Marina and Nicole; great-grandchildren, Paige, Tyler, Austin, Aiden, Madison, Sarah, Domanic and Alyssa. He was preceded in death by four brothers, Norbert, Vince, Joe, and Bernard; five sisters, Florence (Bill) Hermann, Lucy Leitzke, Pat (Chris) VanLaarhoven, Irene and Vicky (Woodrow) Brickner; and father-in-law, Henry Pelishek. Friends may call at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Lena Saturday, June 9, 2007, from 10 a.m. until the time of the funeral Mass at 1 p.m. with Father Lawrence Marto officiating. Placed to rest at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Cemetery, Klondike. Rhodes-Charapata Funeral Home, Lena is assisting the family. | DeCleene, Anthony (I116808)
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| 11368 | Anthony "Tony" H. Kraus, 74, of Necedah, Wisconsin; loving husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather and advocate of the unborn was called into the arms of our loving Lord surrounded by his immediate family on Wednesday, March 6, 2013, at his home. He was born on December 1, 1938, to John and Arbella (Young) Kraus. Anthony married Judy Ann Roberts on May 14, 1958 at the Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London, Wisconsin. Tony proudly served his country in the National Guard from 1958 through 1962. He spent his working years at the Neenah Foundry Company and retired after 40 years of dedicated employment in 1998. He had a love for the outdoors, especially for gardening, bird watching, fishing, and deer hunting. He had three donkey companions, Charlie, Alex and Pokey, which he cared for until he became too ill. Anthony had a great sense of humor, often sharing stories and pranks with his children and grandchildren. He was a devoted member of the Necedah Shrine and worked many hours on the House of Prayer. Anthony has a strong belief that all life is precious, born or unborn. He was the founder of "Crusaders for Life" and traveled thousands of miles with many young men, women and others to promote life. He was a superhero to his children, and will be deeply missed by many. As one of his grandchildren wrote: This evening the Lord Almighty welcomed my grandfather Anthony Kraus into his kingdom with open arms. During his final hours the family sat around him and comforted him with the love that a loving grandfather has earned over the course of many years. We all held his hand and told him how much he meant to us and the lessons he taught us. There is no other that I met who fought to be the voice for all the little ones who had no voice and never had the chance to take a breath on their own! We may mourn for a time now that he is gone, but now we will celebrate his life, as he lived with a whole heart. You could hear his chuckle from a mile away! He is survived by his loving wife Judy of 55 years; his daughter, Julie (Greg) Robinson, of Neenah and their children, Michael (Melinda) Robinson, Matthew (Jenna) Robinson, Christopher Robinson, and Joshua (fiancee, Rachel) Robinson; his daughter, Christine (Edward) Gilmore of Neenah and their children, Sarah (Eric) Turner, Jonathon Gilmore, and Melissa Gilmore; his daughter, Lauri (David) Dausey of Neenah and their children, Katie (Greg) Wagner, and Jennifer Dausey; his son, Robert (Michele) Kraus of Necedah and their children, Nicole (Damian) Nowland, Edward (Erin) Bunch, and Shawn (Allison) Nollenberg; his daughter Sandra (David) Erickson of Neenah and their children, Amanda Shilobrit, Travis Shilobrit, and Josh Erickson; his daughter, Leann (Scott) Kaczmarek of Neenah and their children, Samantha Kaczmarek, and Grace Ann Kaczmarek; along with 12 great-grandchildren. He is further survived by his sisters, Joyce Kelley of Appleton WI; Sandra Kavanaugh of Kaukauna WI; a brother, Lester (Darlene) Seggelink of Little Chute; as well as many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, John and Arbella, and stepfather, Lester Seggelink, along with his brothers, Tom Seggelink and Milton Kraus, and one sister, Francis Wochinski. "Daddy, you have always been our superhero. You will be greatly missed. We love you forever. Your Children." The family would like to thank all of those who prayed and cared for Tony during his long illness of five years. Funeral services will be held on Monday, March 11, 2013, at Our Lady of Victory Catholic Chapel at 11 a.m. in Necedah, WI. Father will officiate. Visitation will be held on Sunday, March 10, 2013, at the Torkelson Necedah Family Funeral Home from 2 until 5 p.m. with a 3 p.m. rosary and prayer service. Family and friends may also call on Monday from 10 a.m. until the time of services at the funeral home. The Torkelson Necedah Family Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences are available at www.torkelsonfuneralhome.com. "All Life is Precious…born and unborn." Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on March 9, 2013 | Kraus, Anthony H. (I58073)
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| 11369 | Anthony "Tony" Micke, 90, passed away Mo nday, June 23, 2003, at Minnesota Veteran's Home in Silver Bay, Minn. He w as born May 28, 1913, to Theodore and Genevieve (Verbaton) Micke in St. Cr oix Falls, Wis. Tony served in the United States Army as a sergeant duri ng World War II. He was a Cloquet police officer in the 1940s and he work ed at the Naval Gun Factory in Washington, D.C. until 1959. He then work ed at Northwest Paper Company, Cloquet Post Office, Super Wood in Dulut h, and was a longshoreman for a few years. He retired from the DM&IR Railr oad and he managed the Cloquet Fare for All for several years. He also wor ked at the Cloquet Pine Knot newspaper. Tony was a 4H leader in the 196 0s in Carlton County and he was a member of the Cloquet American Legion Po st #262, Cloquet DAV, Cloquet VFW Post #3979, and Cloquet Cooties. Tony en joyed playing Santa Claus and he was a volunteer driver for veterans in ne ed of transportation.He was preceded in death by his wife on 9/29/02; his parents; brothers T ed and Gregory; and sister Gertrude Lieson.He is survived by his daughters, Antonette (Robin) Horner of Cloquet, Car ol (Greg) Stromberg of Minneapolis, Frances (Roger) Schilling of Duluth a nd Mary Micke of Duluth; grandchildren, Josh Batemen, Jim, Tammy, Sandy a nd Jenny Schilling, and Amber Micke; three great-grandchildren and o ne on the way; sisters Germaine Lamers and Sister Marilyn Micke; and ma ny nieces, nephews, other relatives, and Tony's special pet "Tiny Tots."Visitation was held Sunday, June 29, from 5-7 p.m. in Wefelmeyer-Handevi dt Funeral Home, Cloquet, and continued Monday from 10 a.m. until the 11 a .m. Memorial Mass of Christian Burial in Queen of Peace Catholic Church, C loquet. Interment was in New Calvary Cemetery, Cloquet.To share a tribute or sign the online guest book, go to www.legacy.com.Arrangements are provided by Wefelmeyer-Handevidt Funeral Home, Cloquet. | Micke, Anthony Bernard (I10118)
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| 11370 | Anthony (Tony) E Tuschl, age 84, of 10817 Hwy. 10, Cato, died late Sunday evening, October 8, 1995, at his residence. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, October 12, 1995, at Saur Funeral Home, Kellnersville. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. at St Michaels Catholic Church, Whitelaw. Rev. Richard Heymen will officiate with entombment to follow at Knollwood Mausoleum. He was born September 4, 1911, in Clarks Mills, Wis., son of the late John and Barbara Pritzl Tuschl. He grew up in Clarks Mills and attended St Mary's Catholic School in Clarks Mills. He married Germaine M Grall, November 15, 1941, at St Michael's Catholic Church. From 1940 to 1945, Tony worked for the Hamann Construction Company in Manitowoc. In 1945, he started farming on the John Grall farm in Whitelaw, retiring in 1981. He was a member of St Michael's Catholic Church, Whitelaw. He is also a member of the Holy Name Society, the Manitowoc County Expo and was former Vice President of the Manitowoc County Holstein Breeders Association, former President of the Manitowoc County D.H.I.A. Association, a lifetime member of the National Holstein Selection Committee which is located at Shawano, Wis. Survivors include his wife, Germaine; two sons and daughters- in-law, Charles and Karin Tuschl, Cato, Wis., Kenneth and Jeannie Tuschl, Nashville, Tenn.; one daughter and son-in-law, Donna and David Koch, Lansing, Mich.; six grandchildren, Dale and his wife Michelle Tuschl, Rhonda and her husband Daniel Carriveau, Jonathan Tuschl, Joshua Tuschl, Geoffrey Koch, Hillary Koch; three step-grandchildren, Pamela and her husband Michael Emme, Melissa and her husband David Schultz, Paul Pokorski; four great- grandchildren, Dalton Tuschl, Emerald Tuschl, Kira Schultz, Mariah Emme; three brothers and one sister-in-law, Joseph and Elaine Tuschl, Phoenix, Ariz., George Tuschl and Leon Tuschl, both of Milwaukee, Wis.; one sister, Fern Esser, Agoura, Calif. Also surviving are nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by five brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at the Saur Funeral Home, Kellnersville, from 4-8 p.m. on Wednesday. Rev. Richard Heymen will pray the rosary at 7 p.m. Memorials would be appreciated to the Holy Family Memorial Hospice. TOD: "OBIT" of Anthony Tuschl in MHTR - from Agnes Birringer - 10/95 | Tuschl, Anton Edward (I116636)
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| 11371 | Anthony ? Huitink Mary Karl | Huitink, Reverend Anthony Herman "A. H. " (I155056)
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| 11372 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Holschuh, Anthony Adam (I16429)
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| 11373 | Anthony B Kain Mary Kain Frances Kain Bernadette Kieffer | Cain, Anthony (I41762)
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| 11374 | Anthony B. Buchinger, age 63, was called home to the Lord on Sunday, March 1, 2015. He was born on May 22, 1951, to the late John and Helen Buchinger and resided in Shawano. Anthony worked rigging boats at American Marina and was always proud of his work. He had a strong faith and was a member at the First Baptist Church in Clintonville for many years. Anthony enjoyed NASCAR, tinkering in the garden, and spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren. He was loved dearly by his family and will be greatly missed. Anthony is survived by his daughter, Antonette (Doug Vander Linden) Wartick; grandchildren, Austin and Paige Wartick; siblings, Theresa (Carl) Reimers, Anna (Carl) Scharenberg, Dennis (Polly) Buchinger, and John Buchinger; Sharon McVey-Lange; nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. He was preceded in death by his wife, Audrey Buchinger. Funeral services for Anthony will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 5, 2015, at the WICHMANN TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL, 1592 Oneida Street, Menasha. A time of visitation will be held at the funeral home from 4:00 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. | Buchinger, Anthony (I198800)
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| 11375 | Anthony B. Mickey, 79, of 109 S. Marquette St., who retired in 1955 as an engineer for the North Western Road, by which he had been employed for 40 years, died Monday night in a local nursing home. A Madison resident about 55 years, Mr. Mickey was born at Payna, Ill., in 1890. He was married on June 5, 1917, to Amalia Schneider of Marinette vicinity. He was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church here, and of the Chicago and North Western Veteran Association. Friends may call at the Ryan Funeral Home, 235 King St. here, after 4 pm. Wednesday. The rosary will be recited there Wednesday night at 8. Funeral rites will be held Thursday at 9 am in the funeral home, and at 9:30 in St. Bernard's Church. Magr. T.F. Thome,P.A. will officiate, and burial will be at Resurrection Cemetery. | Mickey, Anthony Bernard (I182083)
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| 11376 | Anthony Bauer Celia Bauer Doris Bauer | Schneider, Cecelia (I188018)
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| 11377 | Anthony BECKMAN Self M Male W 33 PRU Carpent er PRU PRU Kate BECKMAN Wife M Female W 29 OH Keeping House OLDENBERG OLDEN William BECKMAN Son S Male W 3 OH PRU OH George BECKMAN Son S Male W 1 OH PRU OH Census Place 11th Ward Precinct A, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio Family History Library Film 1255026 NA Film Number T9-1026 Page Number 487D | Beckman, Anthony (I77613)
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| 11378 | Anthony Bernard Czaikowski, 85, a former Blenker area resident and the brother of a Stevens Point man, died Saturday, May 12, 2001, at Marshfield Center, where he resided since May 12, 1989. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Kilian Catholic Church in Blenker, with the Rev. John A. Wisneski officiating. Burial will be in St. Kilian Cemetery in Blenker. Visitation will be from 9:30 a.m. Tuesday at the church until the services. Rembs/Kundinger Chapel of Marshfield is assisting the family with arrangements. Mr. Czaikowski was born Dec. 4, 1915, in Chicago, Ill., a son of the late Ludwick and Ursula (Sargeda) Czaikowski. He attended St. Kilian Grade School in Blenker and graduated from eighth grade. He worked at various jobs, living and working in Chicago, Ill., and parts of California. He returned to Wisconsin and worked for Soo Line Railroad until his retirement in 1982. He was a member of St. Kilian Catholic Church. Survivors include two brothers, Joseph (Dolores), Stevens Point, and Adam (Margaret), Blenker; nieces and nephews. He was also preceded in death by two brothers, Louis and Jack, and one sister, Helen Kulhanek. | Cziakowski, Anthony (I316823)
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| 11379 | Anthony Charles Hilda Charles Robert Charles Darryl Charles Lester Foley Wilfred Foley Carleton Foley Delores Foley | Foley, Carleton H. (I314749)
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| 11380 | Anthony Christe Anna Christe Rachel Christe Fanny Christe | Christel, Anton (I128828)
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| 11381 | Anthony Christe Anna Christe Rachel Christe Fanny Christe | Christl, Feuniska "Frances or Fanny" (I157987)
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| 11382 | Anthony D. Skenandore 17 Apr 1925 23 May 1994 Seymour, Outagamie, Wiscons in | Skenandore, Anthony Sr. (I194325)
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| 11383 | ANTHONY DERUS SSN 393-01-8466 Residence: 54136 Kimberly, Outagamie, WI Born 13 Jul 1899 Last Benefit: Died Sep 1986 Issued: WI (Before 1951) | Derus, Anthony Richard "Tony" (I19877)
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| 11384 | Anthony Dews Mary Dews Charlotte Dews Joan Dews Clarine Dews Elizabeth Dews | Derus, Anthony Richard "Tony" (I19877)
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| 11385 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Kilsdonk, Anthony / Schuth, Charlene Anne (F29588)
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| 11386 | Anthony Eisenmenger, a well known stockman and farmer of Burrows township, owner of the Locust Grove Stock Farm, employs most progressive methods in carrying on his business affairs and energy and industry are bringing him to success. He was born in Peoria county, Illinois, March 29, 1861, a son of Peter and Theresa (Reinhart) Eisenmenger, the former a native of Pennsylvania and the latter of Alsace-Lorraine, Germany. Throughout his entire life Peter Eisenmenger followed farming, while his father, who bore the same name, was a saloon keeper and hotel proprietor in the old country. On coming to the United States, however, he took up farming in Pennsylvania. He had five children, namely: Peter, who became the father of our subject; Joseph, a retired farmer residing in Antlion, Iowa; Mrs. Elizabeth Hesendentz, who is deceased; Mrs. Margaret Best, a resident of Kickapoo, Peoria county, Illinois; and Mrs. Mary Reinhart, who has passed. In the Keystone state Peter Eisenmenger, Jr., attended the public schools and afterward worked upon his father's place until he reached the age of seventeen years, when he made his way westward to Peoria county, Illinois, where he rented land and engaged in farming. Later he removed to Champaign county, Illinois, where he purchased land and carried on general agricultural pursuits until death ended his labors on the 12th of July, 1913. He had become the owner of four hundred and eighty acres of rich and arable land in Illinois and also had a farm of one hundred and sixty acres in Minnesota. His wife died in the former state in 1868. To them were born six children, as follows: Anthony, of this review; Frank, an agriculturist of Sherburn, Minnesota; Joseph, also a farmer of that place; Peter, who is engaged in farming in Granville township, Platte county: Mary. who died at the age of two years; and Wendell, who passed away when six weeks old. Having lost his first wife, the father married again, his second union being with Miss Mary Meister, a daughter of John Meister, of Woodford county, Illinois, whom he wedded in the spring of 1869 and who yet survives her husband, living on the old home place in Pesotum township, Champaign county, Illinois. They became the parents of eleven children, as follows: John who is a resident of Sherburn, Minnesota; George, living in Humphrey; Mrs. Kate Laley, of Douglas county, Illinois; Michael, deceased; Otto, who died at the age of thirty-four years; Mrs. Anna Kelly, who makes her home in Mattoon, Illinois; Mrs. Abbie Riemke, of Pesotum, Illinois; William, a resident of Pesotum, Illinois; Charles, of Champaign county, Illinois; Leo, also a resident of Champaign county, Illinois; and Frederick, who died at the age of three months. Anthony Eisenmenger is indebted to the public-school system of Champaign county, Illinois, for the educational opportunities which he enjoyed. His youthful days were spent under the parental roof and when he attained his majority he began farming on his own account, renting eighty acres of land which he thus continued to cultivate for five years, at the end of which time he purchased the property, having carefully saved his earnings until his capital was sufficient to enable him to make the investment. The year 1894 witnessed his arrival in Platte county, at which time he took up his abode on the farm where he now resides on section 1, Burrows township, becoming owner of two hundred and forty acres which he today cultivates. In 1910 he erected a fine residence in attractive style of architecture and modern in every way. He has engaged in breeding full blooded shorthorn cattle since 1908 and feeds both cattle and hogs. His live-stock interests constitute an important branch of his business, bringing to him substantial financial return. He devotes his entire time to farming and stock-raising but is a stockholder in the Farmers Elevator Company of Humphrey, which he aided in organizing. On February 16, 1886, Mr. Eisenmenger was united in marriage to Miss Lizzie Schelkopf, a daughter of John and Walburga (Heiermeier) Schelkopf, both of whom were natives of Bavaria. They passed away in Peoria county, Illinois, where the father had been successfully engaged in general agricultural pursuits. Mr. and Mrs. Eisenmenger are the parents of nine children, namely: Rose, the wife of Joseph M. Brockhaus, a farmer of Granville township, by whom she has a son, Gerald; Cecelia Mary, who is employed as a clerk in the Braun & Brockhaus store of Humphrey; Bertha, who is a teacher in the Tarnov public school; Theresa, who attends school in Kearney, Nebraska; and Rita, Regina, Mark, Esther and Romana, all at home. All of the family are members of St. Francis Catholic church of Humphrey, and Mr. Eisenmenger belongs to the Knights of Columbus and to the Catholic Order of Foresters at Humphrey. He is also a member of St. Joseph's Men's Society of his church. In politics he is independent and the only office that he has ever filled has been that of justice of the peace in Burrows township for one term. He has always preferred to devote his entire time to farming and stockraising and in that connection has so directed his efforts that he has met with substantial and growing success, being now one of the leading farmers of Burrows township. | Eisenmenger, Anton (I150217)
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| 11387 | ANTHONY ELLENBECKER, who is engaged in farming on a property near Appleton, in Center township, Outagamie county, has resided on this property all of his life. He was born here July 7, 1872, a son of Nicholas Ellenbecker, a native of Germany, who came to the United States during the early '60s, when but sixteen years old, and settled in the town of Greenville, on the farm of an uncle. After about ten years here he had accumulated enough to purchase a farm of his own, and subsequently purchased the Center township property. At this time he was married to Anna Tock, whom he had known in Germany, from which country she came in 1866, her family first settling in Appleton and then moving on to Center township. They had seven children, of whom two are now deceased. Anthony Ellenbecker was the oldest of the children of his parents, and all the time that he could spare from the district school he was compelled to give to the work of the farm, as it was necessary that he should assist his father in the support of the growing family. Later he spent three years in the Sisters' school at Mackville, but after completing this term returned to the home farm and took up his duties again. In 1906 his parents removed to Appleton, and Mr. Ellenbecker then rented the homestead from them and has continued to conduct it to the present time. General farming and dairying operations have demanded all of his attention, and he has never aspired to public office, although a stanch supporter of the principles of the Democratic party. On April 12, 1910, Mr. Ellenbecker was married to Mamie Garvey, daughter of James P. and Bridget Garvey, of Freedom township. Mrs. Ellenbecker was formerly a schoolteacher of District No. 4, Center township. She and Mr. Ellenbecker are members of St. Edward's Catholic Church, at Mackville. | Ellenbecker, Anthony (I95403)
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| 11388 | ANTHONY ELSAESSER Request Information (SS-5) SSN 301-03-8234 Residence: 45237 Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH Born 10 Jan 1893 Last Benefit: Died Aug 1968 Issued: OH (Before 1951 | Elsaesser, Anthony (I15144)
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| 11389 | Anthony F Vandenberg Olive A Vandenberg Catherine E Vandenberg | Vandenberg, Anton Herman (I3114)
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| 11390 | Anthony F Vandenberg Olive A Vandenberg Catherine E Vandenberg | Wheeler, Olive (I133492)
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| 11391 | Anthony Fenenty 62 Deborah Fenenty 49 Katherine Fenenty 33 Rosie Fenenty 23 Moley Fenenty 22 Petrick Fenenty 26 Anthny Fenenty 27 Charlie Fenenty 30 John Fenenty 19 Daisy Fenenty 11 Inessa Fenenty 15 Anna Fenenty 15 Hugh Fenenty 10 | Finnerty, Anthony (I36698)
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| 11392 | Anthony Finerty 40 Deborah Finerty 30 Catherine Finerty 13 James Finerty 11 Charles Finerty 9 Anthony Finerty 8 Patrick Finerty 7 Rosa Finerty 5 Mary Finerty 3 John Finerty 1 | Finnerty, Anthony (I36698)
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| 11393 | Anthony Finerty 74 Deborah Finerty 59 Charles Finerty 37 Dairey Finerty 26 Teresta Finerty 26 Hanna Finerty 27 Hugh Finerty 20 John Cunningham 28 | Finnerty, Anthony (I36698)
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| 11394 | Anthony Finerty Mary Finerty Elizabeth D Finerty Lloyd G Finerty [1 1/12] | Finnerty, Anthony (I156559)
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| 11395 | Anthony G. "Sonny" Linskens, Little Chute, age 80, went to heaven on January 30, 2013 after a heroic battle with pancreatic cancer. Sonny was born on May 5, 1932 in Kaukauna the oldest of five children to Antone and Irma (Wiedenhaupt) Linskens. He married his sweetheart and best friend, Lois Borchardt on October 20, 1956 at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church. Sonny was an inventory clerk at Thilmany Pulp and Paper for nearly 45 years, never having taken a sick day. He never retired from his job as a beekeeper, working for the family business Linskens Honey Farms until this past fall with his brother Eugene. Sonny enjoyed watching Packer games with his son-in-law Jeff, especially after a big breakfast at Frank's. He was proud of his family, instilling in them the values of good work ethic and education. Sonny was proud to attend his daughter Christie's activities, from half marathons to graduation from law school and graduate school. Sonny kidded he was "one in a million" but to his family and friends, he was just that. There was nothing he would not do for his family and friends. He was the "best Dad ever." Sonny is survived by his wife of over 56 years, Lois (Borchardt) Linskens; his daughter Christie (Jeff) Christie, Hartford; his pet friend Suzie; brothers: Eugene (Laverne) and David Linskens; and sisters-in-law: Mary Jane Gruentzel and Audrey Linskens. He is further survived by many nieces and nephews, especially his hunting buddies nephew Gene Linskens and grandnephews Augie, Travis and Jason Linskens. He was preceded in death by his parents; father and mother-in-law Emil and Ceil Borchardt; brother Donald Linskens; sister Joyce Kelling; brothers-in-law Earl Kelling and Charles Gruentzel; and sister-in-law Betty Linskens. Visitation will be held Monday February 4, 2013 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 2:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 4:00 p.m. The Rev. Robert Vandenberg will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. We miss you and love you with all of our hearts, but you are now safe in God's arms. We know you will be watching over us like you always have. The family would also like to thank Dr. Jack Meyer, Heather and Barb at Affinity Medical Group, Little Chute, for their kindness and concern during Sonny's treatment. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 31 to February 1, 2013 | Linskens, Anthony "Sonny" (I60040)
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| 11396 | Anthony Goemans (deceased), who during his lifetime was a much respected farmer of Rockland township, Brown county, was a native of Holland, born September 29, 1821, in the province of Limburg. He was a son of John Goemans, a well-to-do farmer, who had six children, Anthony being the eldest in the family. During his youth Anthony Goemans had very limited educational advantages, as he had to commence work very early in life, and was reared to farming, which he always followed. In 1856, hearing that he would have better wages and opportunities for advancement in the United States, he left his native country, and coming to Wisconsin remained here ten years, engaging in various kinds of work. In 1866 he returned to Holland, and on February 28, 1867, was there married to Miss Joanna Bernards, who was born November 5, 1839, daughter of John Bernards, a farmer of that country. Bidding farewell to their home and friends, they left Holland a month after their marriage and, proceeding from Rotterdam to Glasgow, took passage there on a vessel bound for New York, at which port they landed after a voyage of twenty-four days. Their destination being in Wisconsin, they proceeded thither by rail, and after a short stay in Little Chute, Outagamie county, came to DePere township, Brown county, where Mr. Goemans purchased a tract of eighty acres in Section 11. The land had not been improved in any way; in some places it was covered with logs and wood, all of which had to be cleared away, the task involving no small amount of hard work; but being anxious to have a home he could call his own, Mr. Goemans persevered, and in time succeeded in hewing a fine property out of the dense forest. On this farm all their children were born, as follows: Anna M. (Mrs Martin Baeten), John W., Mary M. (Mrs. Henry Hermsen, of Green Bay), Frank S., Peter J., Katie, Christina M., Herbert, and Nellie E. Of these, John W. is a carpenter by trade, moves buildings, drives piles, and builds bridges; Frank S. entered the monastery of the Servite Fathers September 4, 1894, and is still there. On January 2, 1886, the father of this family was called from earth, and was buried in De Pere Cemetery. He was a Catholic in religious faith, and in politics a Democrat. At the time of his death the eldest of the nine children was but seventeen years of age, but Mrs. Goemans has carried on the farm successfully, and has displayed no little business ability and sagacity in the management of the place, which comprises 120 acres of prime land. The farm work is now attended to by the sons, Peter J., and Herbert, who have proven themselves fully competent, and the entire family are respected for their industry wherever they are known. In church connection they are all members of St. Mary's Catholic Congregation, De Pere. Commemorative Biographical record of the counties of Brown, Kewaunee, and Door, Wisconsin. Published 1895. Page 168. | Goemans, Anton (I122063)
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| 11397 | Anthony Gosz Marie Gosz Hildegarde Gosz Richard Gosz Leonard Gosz Marian Gosz Raymond Gosz | Gosz, Hildegarde (I167212)
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| 11398 | Anthony Griesbach Martha Griesbach Barbara Ann Griesbach | Griesbach, Barbara (I61799)
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| 11399 | Anthony Griesbach Martha Griesbach Barbara Ann Griesbach | Griesbach, Anthony A. (I68899)
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| 11400 | Anthony H. Van Strattnus Mary Van Strattnus Fred Van Strattnus William Van Strattnus 19 Mary Van Strattnus Henry Van Strattnus 12 Evelina Van Strattnus 10 Laura Van Strattnus Lucy Van Strattnus Magdelena Van Strattnus 3 | vanStratum, Anthony Henry (I107210)
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| 11401 | Anthony H. Van Strattnus Mary Van Strattnus Fred Van Strattnus William Van Strattnus Mary Van Strattnus Henry Van Strattnus Evelina Van Strattnus Laura Van Strattnus Lucy Van Strattnus Magdelena Van Strattnus | Speel, Mary (I107415)
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| 11402 | Anthony Hutjens Catherine Hutjens Lloyd Gassen | Hutjens, Anthony (I60600)
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| 11403 | Anthony J Hersaut Marie A Hersaut Wallace T Hersaut | Hersant, Wallace (I109225)
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| 11404 | Anthony j Peschong 35 1894 South Dakota Head White Francis m Peschong 33 1896 Wife Alban, Grant, SD Kenneth b Peschong 10 1919 Son Alban, Grant, SD Darvin m Peschong 7 1922 Son Alban, Grant, SD Gorden f Peschong 3 1926 Son Alban, Grant, SD | Peschong, Anthony John (I37740)
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| 11405 | ANTHONY J. KOCH, one of the managers of the Continental Clothing Store, a large business interest of Appleton, was born at Watertown, Wisconsin, June 8, 1861, and is a son of Bernhard and Josephine (Isphording) Koch, natives of Germany, who came to the United States in 1850 and settled at Watertown, where both died. Anthony J. Koch was the second of his parents' three children and his education was secured in the public and parochial schools. After graduating from the latter he learned the saddlery business with his father, who was engaged in that line all his life, and after the latter's death, in 1880, went to Chicago and followed the same occupation until 1884. He then went to Boyd, Chippewa county, Wisconsin, where he secured employment in a gents' furnishing store, and in 1896 came to Appleton, where he formed a partnership with the firm of D. M. and A. Geenen, conducting a drygoods store. He continued with them until 1898, at which time he sold out his interests and became one of the managers of the Continetal Clothing Store. This company has a large, up-to-date store, and a complete stock of men's wear is kept. His experience as a salesman has proved valuable, and as he is a man of much executive ability he has been successful as a manager, many of his ideas being tried with excellent results. On October 10, 1888, Mr. Koch was united in marriage with Mary M. Smith, of Freedom township, Outagamie county, daughter of Anton and Berdina Smith, who came to Outagamie county fifty-two years ago, Mr. Smith following farming during the remainder of his life. Five children were born to this union: Meta and Estella, who died in infancy; Verona, attending Lawrence University; Evelyn, attending high school; and Gerald, who is a student in the public schools. The family is connected with St. Joseph's Church of the Catholic faith, and Mr. Koch supports movements of a church and charitable nature. | Koch, Anthony J. "Tony" (I92400)
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| 11406 | Anthony J. Mankosky Born: November 1, 1895 Died: April 7, 1952 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 9, 1952 Section: Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Cross Location: Kaukauna | Mankosky, Anthony J. (I133382)
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| 11407 | Anthony James Ryan, of King, age 71, died unexpectedly on Monday, December 13, 2010 at his home. He was born in the Town of Farmington on December 17, 1938, the son of the late James A. and Margaret C. (Riemer) Ryan. After graduating in 1956 from Waupaca High School he joined the U.S. Air Force and served most of his 4 years at Ellsworth AFB in SD as a radar operator. In 1962 he married Darlene Robbert in Waukegan, IL and they had two daughters. He retired from Filter Materials after 31 years in 2001. Tony lived to go deer hunting and just gave up ice fishing in the last few years. For many years Tony was a member of EAA and attended many air shows and also was a lifetime member of the Waupaca Humane Society. Tony is survived by his wife, Darlene; daughters: Colleen (Stephen) Howard Sr., Green Bay; Dawn Ryan, Knoxville, TN; brother, Michael (Estella) Ryan, King; sisters: Jean Jensen and Janet Johnson of Waupaca; brother-in-law, Marlyn "Lee" (Lynn) Robbert, Fremont; sisters-in-law: Donna (Thomas) Lind, Benton City, WA; Gloria "Lori" Gunderson, Waupaca; and Mavis (J.R.) Siegler, WI; He is further survived by his aunts: Evelyn Ryan, Waupaca; Marie Rudolph, WI; many nieces, nephews and great nieces and great nephews and his cat, Puddin'Tat. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by a sister, Joan Widucki, brothers-in-law: Norman Widucki, Harlan "Tick" Jensen and DuWayne Robbert. Per Tony's wishes no formal funeral service will be held. There will be a visitation on Thursday, December 16, 2010 from 4 until 7 p.m. at the Maple Crest Funeral Home. Burial will be in Lind Center Cemetery. In lieu of flowers memorials are appreciated to the Waupaca Humane Society or a charity of your choice in Tony's name. Maple Crest Funeral Home N2620 Hwy 22, Waupaca 715-942-0544 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101215/APC010301/12150736/Ryan-Anthony-James#ixzz18DPWgH22 | Ryan, Anthony James (I320134)
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| 11408 | Anthony James Salm, "Tony," joined the saints in Heaven on April 22, 2015 while visiting Arizona friends. Tony was born on September 25, 1956 in New London, Wisconsin, the ninth son and eleventh child of Gilbert and Ellen (Mattson) Salm. He was raised on farms in Stephensville and West DePere and was a great help to his parents on their dairy operation throughout his youth. He graduated from West DePere High School in 1975. As a young person, Tony was full of enthusiasm for life and was known for his strength and his mechanical and problem solving abilities. He developed great skills as a hunter and fisherman over the years. Enlisting in the army at 20 allowed Tony to both mature and enjoy tremendous adventures. Throughout his service, he was stationed in Alaska. He grew to love this wild country and chose to live there the rest of his life. Tony had a very successful career as a diesel mechanic on Alaska's North Slope in Prudhoe Bay and for the Red Dog lead mine in Kotzebue. His home was in Big Lake, just north of Anchorage. The incredible Alaskan locale allowed him to operate a halibut fishing boat, own a gold mine and engage in wild game hunting throughout the region. Tony remained a bachelor all his life but was very well connected to family and friends, particularly his mother and father. Whenever Tony came home, there was a reason for a party. He was very charismatic and everywhere he went he made life-long friends quickly and easily. Tony was especially fond of his 39 nieces and nephews and did not hesitate to express his love and care for them. He was especially mindful of those who struggled and needed a helping hand. Tony will always be remembered for his great laugh, his sense of humor and his incredible storytelling. His ability to weave a story bringing people and places to life was an amazing gift. Tony was preceded in death by his mother and father, brother, David, niece, Jennifer, and sister-in-laws, Barb and Carol. He will be dearly missed by his brothers Nicholas (Jeanette), Gilbert (Carole), Joseph (Marcia), Peter (fiancee Peggy), Victor (Lin), Christopher (Susan), Mark (Brenda) and sisters Anne (Larry Headrick), Ellen (Larry Vogels) and Rose (Robert Westbury.) He is also survived by 38 nieces and nephews and 71 great nieces and nephews. He leaves behind many loving friends, his dog, Savage and the many other strays he collected throughout his life. Visitation with the family is scheduled from 4-7 PM on Thursday, April 30, 2015 at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Avenue, De Pere. Tony's brothers and sisters invite you to a celebration of his life at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 220 S. Michigan St, De Pere, on Friday, May 1st, with visitation from 9:30 AM to the start of the Christian Funeral Service at 11:00 AM. A lunch will follow at the church. Burial will take place at St. Patrick's Cemetery in Stephensville at 3:00 PM. A memorial will be established in Tony's name. Tony's family wants to express appreciation to Dr. Cooney for her care and medical service to Tony. We also want to express appreciation to all of Tony's many friends in Alaska and the world. | Salm, Anthony (I197552)
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| 11409 | Anthony Joseph Diermeier 12/14/1901 1/26/1980 Post Crescent 1/29/1980 D 4 | Diermeier, Anthony Joseph (I86568)
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| 11410 | Anthony L. "Tony"Ebben of Kimberly, age 80, passed away on Wednesday, October 18, 2006. He was born January 11, 1926, in Elkhart Lake, the son of the late Harry H. and Marie (Heim) Ebben. Tony married Gloria R. Strover on May 29, 1948, in Appleton. Tony was raised in Elkhart Lake and Little Chute. He served in the U.S. Navy during World War II. Tony was employed for 40 years by Kimberly-Clark, Kimberly, and also drove school bus for 25 years for Valley Transit Company before retiring in 1988. He was a member of the Holy Spirit Parish, Kimberly and Jacob Coppus Post 258 of the American Legion, Little Chute. Tony was an avid golfer and boating enthusiast. His hobbies included photography; he was the official photographer for the Kimberly-Clark Quarter Century Club. He is survived by his wife of 58 years, Gloria R. Ebben; five children: David R. (Elizabeth) Ebben, Park Forest, IL; William H. (Elizabeth) Ebben, West Chester, OH; Barbara (Rick Ray) Ebben, Oregon, WI; Beth Anne Ebben, Appleton and Gerard C. Ebben, Bellvue, WI; nine grandchildren: Jacqueline (Eric) Stone, James A. Ebben, Timothy Ebben, Daniel Ebben, Nathan S. Bingenheimer, Alfred Foth, Jr., Jessica J. Foth, Sarah N. Sherer and Russell J. Wons; two great grandsons: Dalton and Jayson Sherer; sister-in-law: Lois (Carl N.) Forslund, Menasha; brother-in-law: Russell G. (Judith) Strover, Newtown, PA and many nieces, nephews and friends. Tony was preceded in death by his sister, Harriet (Arnold) Vandenberg and his mother-in-law, Florence L. Strover. The funeral liturgy for Tony will be held on Saturday, October 21, 2006, at 11 a.m. at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH - KIMBERLY, 600 E. Kimberly Ave. with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Inurnment will take place at St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Visitation will be held on Friday at the funeral home from 5 - 7 p.m. and at the church on Saturday from 10 a.m. until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, memorials to Innovative Services Inc., Green Bay or Appleton Heart Institute appreciated. JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME 204 E. Kimberly Ave. Kimberly 920-788-6202 | Ebben, Anthony L. (I56800)
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| 11411 | Anthony Langly Henriette Langly Earl F Langly Edward J Langly Robert L Langly | Langley, Edward (I335403)
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| 11412 | Anthony Leonard Petrie "Tony" was born February 26, 1932 to Mary Benzschawel Petrie and Leonard Petrie. Raised within a small farming community, he developed strong work ethics, explored pathless woods and enjoyed fishing Lake Winnebago. He married Barbara Heinisch, teacher, in 1968 at St. Mary Church, DeKalb, Il. Enlisting in the Air Force during the Korean War, Tony began as a Control Tower Operator at Sherman and Smoky Hill Air Force Bases and continued as Air Route Traffic Controller at Pusan and Tageu Korea. Tony was honorably discharge from the Air Force serving as Radar Approach Controller at Offutt Air Force Base, Omaha on December 7, 1955. Tony's career continued with the Chicago Federal Aviation Administration; he retired after 30 years as Controller/Supervisor at Chicago Center - at that time, the busiest air traffic center in the world. He was a licensed pilot and enjoyed membership in the Chicago Center Flying Club, serving as secretary/treasurer. With fellow controllers, he built el toro and mirror dinghies. During these years he enjoyed dancing and competed with 200 performers in a Dance-O-Roma at Madrid, Spain. In 1983, Tony returned to Wisconsin dedicating his life to family; he continued to be a lifelong learner and handyman of precision. He was always interested in new technologies, yet maintained an appreciation for past treasures such as his 1932 blue Ford truck. Throwing away a gadget that might prove useful at a later time was unthinkable. In the early sixties, with the help of his brother Paul, Tony built a cottage. Its impact throughout the years included bringing family and friends together; and for some, an opportunity to experience their first time water skiing. A sturgeon spearing enthusiast, Tony rarely missed a year for the chance to spear the elusive beast. While fishing for walleye was his favorite pastime; more important in later years were the moments he watched his grandchildren cast a line, paddle the canoe or set out to sail. He was always ready to share a friendly conversation and enjoyed music, board games and especially "hand and foot." Tony was devoted to God, family and country. He worked 26 years as caretaker/sexton and served as bookkeeper for St. Mary of the Seven Dolors cemetery. He was trustee/treasurer for St. Mary's finance, building, and ground committees. From the first day Tony was diagnosed with cancer in 1993 to the day he died on August 8, 2016, his love of life's blessings never diminished. He experienced spiritual strength and scriptural discernment through the rosary and prayer. Tony was preceded in death by sisters: Marcella Petrie, Bernitta (Roman) Funk, Margaret (Robert) Schneider, Alice (Gerhardt) Krueger; Dorothy (Wayland) Preder, and brothers: Irving (Bertha) Petrie, Harold (Rosemary) Petrie. Tony is survived by his wife, Barbara; daughter Jennifer (John) Budde of DePere and their children Matthew, Nathan, Anna, Andrew, Mary; son Robert Petrie of Menasha and his children Sydney, Kaelene, Lacey, Genevieve. He is survived by sisters: Janet (Robert) Ferris, Shirley (Rodney) Dobe; and brother, Paul (Eileen) Petrie. He is survived by brothers-in-law: Carl (Jeanette) Heinisch, Raymond (Linda) Heinisch, Scott (Cindy) Faivre; sisters-in-law: Mary (Corky) Roach, Margaret (Jim) Bridge, Rosemary (Mike) Sulaver. Scattered throughout the states, Tony will be lovingly remember by many nieces and nephews; some who knew him as their "Uncle Buddy" in early years. A celebration of Tony's life will be held at 11:00 am on Thursday, August 11, 2016 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge with the Rev. Michael Betley officiating. Burial will follow in the Parish Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilton from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm on Wednesday, August 10, 2016 and on Thursday at the church from 10:00 am until 10:45 am. The Rosary will be prayed at the close of the visitation Wednesday evening at the funeral home. Memorials given in the name of Anthony L. "Tony" Petrie are appreciated for Notre Dame de la Baie Academy in Green Bay, and St. Mary of the Seven Dolors in Stockbridge. Tony's family would like to thank Dr. Goggins and his entire staff, as well as the Affinity Visiting Nurses for all of the loving care that was shown to both Tony and his entire family. Online Condolences wietingfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 9, 2016 | Petrie, Anthony L. "Tony" (I76880)
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| 11413 | Anthony M Smith Elizabeth Smith Angela Smith Josetta Coonan Virginia Coonan | Smith, Anthony "Toney" (I90690)
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| 11414 | Anthony M. Gloudemans, Little Chute, age 85, died Wednesday. Visitation will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. until 12:15 p.m. at St. John Catholic Church (323 S. Pine St., Little Chute). The Funeral Mass will follow at 12:30 p.m. A complete obituary will appear Friday. O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES Posted August 3, 2007 Gloudemans, Anthony M. "Tony" Anthony M. Gloudemans, Little Chute, age 85, loving father, grandfather, and great-grandfather, was received in the arms of the Lord and reunited once again with his wife on Wednesday, August 1, 2007, surrounded by his family at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Tony was born in Little Chute to the late Henry and Harriet "Hattie" (Vosters) Gloudemans on February 26, 1922. Tony's mother died when he was three years old. A few years later, Tony's father married Elizabeth (Molitor) Schumacher. Their combined families provided him with fourteen sisters and brothers. Tony was the last surviving child of this blended family. While attending St. John Schools, Tony helped out on the family farm. It was at a dance that Tony met the love of his life, Verna Van Hammond. Tony and Verna were married on June 22, 1944, at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute. Together they were blessed with eighteen children, whom he loved dearly. Tony and Verna were married for 62 years before Verna died on July 4, 2006. Throughout his married life, Tony worked extremely hard to provide a wonderful home for his family. Early in his marriage, he continued to work on the family farm and helped out at the Little Chute Supply Company. Later on, he was employed as a Pulp Mill Supervisor at Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company in Kaukauna for 38 years before he retired in February 1984. He also worked very hard at home to help his wife with the daily work involved in raising such a large family. Each of his sons- and daughters-in-law was warmly welcomed into the family. Tony's love for children was very evident each time he interacted with one of his grandchildren or great-grandchildren. He was an excellent handyman. It has been said many times that if Tony couldn't fix something, it couldn't be fixed ... "Just put it by the road!" Tony was a devout Catholic and a member of St. John Nepomucene Parish. Praying was very important to Tony, and while raising his children, the rosary was part of their daily routine. On the afternoon before he died, Tony prayed the rosary at the hospital with his entire family. Tony will be sadly missed by his 17 surviving children: Joseph Gloudemans, Little Chute; Dennis (Karen) Gloudemans, Hilbert; Bonnie (Dennis) Feldkamp, Kaukauna; Judy (Wayne) Baumgart, Seymour; Nancy (Greg) Janssen, Little Chute; Jan (Dan) Biselx, Kaukauna; Joni (Gerry) Janssen, Kathy (Jeff) Jansen, Colleen (Oscar) Schuler, Tim (Kelly) Gloudemans, Mike (Kay) Gloudemans, Karen (Steve) Frassetto, Jeff (Julie) Gloudemans, Mary (Bob) Hietpas, Mark (Katy) Gloudemans, Chris (Terry) Coenen, and Todd Gloudemans, all of Little Chute; 51 grandchildren: Brian (Steph) Gloudemans, Jason (Gina) Gloudemans, Carmen (Chad) Ashmann, Sara Feldkamp, Julie (Raj) Pradhan, Michael, Anne, and Rachel Feldkamp, Karen (Chad) Zirbel, Craig (Wendy) Baumgart, Amy (Tom) Gard, Eric Baumgart, Michelle (Troy) Wilson, Tammy (Michael) James, Kelly Janssen, Christine (Ken) Munson, Cathy (Marty) McGee, Mark Biselx, Scott (Amy) Janssen, Luke, Ben, Peter, and Emily Janssen, Lisa (Peter) Pendleton, Beth (Chad) Verboomen, Julie (David) Lamers, David Jansen, Lori (Duane) Dissen, Chad (Sarah) Schuler, Katy Schuler, Adam, Luke, James, Stacy Gloudemans, Jill and Tony Gloudemans, Mark, Sarah, Luke, and Laura Frassetto, Ben and Rob Gloudemans, Nicholas, Tony, Scott, and Amy Hietpas, Ryan, Alex, and Brynn Gloudemans, Zach and Ashley Coenen; three step-grandchildren: Lindsay (Michael) Goss, Kimberly (Justin) Musser, Sarah (Justin) Hackbarth; 34 great-grandchildren; and five step-great-grandchildren. He will also be missed by four sisters-in-law: Valeria Gloudemans, Jackie Gloudemans, Mildred Vander Heiden, Lorraine Daniels; two brothers-in-law: Ted Van Handel and George Wydeven; a step sister-in-law: Margaret Schumacher; two Godchildren: Bob Vander Heiden and Terri Diedrick; and numerous other nieces and nephews. Tony was preceded in death by his loving wife, Verna; an infant daughter; two granddaughters: Becky Janssen and Jill Schuler; a daughter-in-law: Arlene Gloudemans; his parents; father and mother-in-law, Arnold and Antoinette Van Hammond; brothers: John (Margaret), Joseph, Richard, Peter, and William (Florence) Gloudemans; sisters: Elizabeth "Lizzie" Van Handel, Ann (Willis) Schumacher, Martha (Elmer) Diedrick and Mary Gloudemans; step-brothers and sisters: Marjorie (Bernie) Meulemans, Marion (Joe) Wilz, Bob Schumacher, Willis (Ann) Schumacher, Ed (Millie) Schumacher, Elizabeth "Toots" Schumacher; sisters and brothers-in-law: John Van Hammond, John Van Hammond, Joseph (Gladys) Van Hammond, Martin (Alice) Van Hammond, Agnes Wydeven, Harriet Van Hammond, Earl De Bruin, Milton Daniels, Lloyd Vander Heiden, and Frances (Joseph) Gerrits. A Mass in celebration of Tony's life will be held at 12:30 p.m. at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute on Saturday, August 4, 2007, with Rev. James Habelewitz officiating. Friends may call at the church Saturday from 10 a.m. until 12:15 p.m. directly at church. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in Tony's name. The family would like to give a special thank-you to the 4th floor staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital and Dr. Phillip Yazbak, Dr. Nancy Homburg, and Dr. Jack Meyer for their assistance in helping us to care for our father, as well as Fr. Jim Habelewitz, Fr. Dave Funk, Fr. Patrick Beno, and Msgr. Jim Vanden Hogen, for their spiritual support. When we got the news that you were sick And doctors couldn't make it go away Our hearts were badly broken On that warm summer day We knew that one day you would leave us But it had been just one short year Since we sadly bid Mom farewell Hardly dry were our tears Since that day, you fought a noble fight You were always very strong You gave it everything you had You did everything right; nothing wrong Dad, you were always there for us Now it was our turn to do the same for you We gladly gave you comfort and care There were lots of prayers, hand holding, hugs, and kisses too God's plan for you was not the same as ours We had hoped to have you longer Of course, Mom always wanted you near her And her "pull" with the Lord was much stronger Dad, because you always tried your best You showed us the way to live Once God's plan for you was very clear, you showed us how to die What wonderful examples for you to give So farewell to you, our loving Dad Your place in Heaven is all set Give Mom a big kiss and hug for us You're together again; that's a sure bet Dad, we've been very blessed to call you "Our Father." We love you so very much, Your children O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES | Gloudemans, Anthony Martin "Tony" (I56185)
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| 11415 | Anthony M. Van Krey, age 80, of Kimberly, passed away at St. Paul Home, Kaukauna, on Wednesday, December 16, 2015. Tony was born on November 4, 1935, in Kimberly, to the late Martin and Jane (Van Nuland) Van Krey. He married Joan Philipsen on August 24, 1957, in Kimberly. Tony was a well-known electrician in the Valley, retiring in 1995. With his brother Joe, Tony built and operated Van Krey's Supper Club (now Tanners) in Kimberly. Survivors include his wife of 58 years, Joan; his children, Lynn Van Krey (Thomas Ehlenfeldt), San Francisco, California; Jean (Bruce) Hawley, Kimberly; Cindy (Mark) Apitz, Menasha; Dianne (Matt) Young, Weston, Wisconsin; and Ken (Tamara) Van Krey, Hortonville; his grandchildren, Tanner, Trace and Griffin Hawley; George and Chester Sosnowski, Maria and Sylvia Young: Hannah (Jake) Skalmusky, Chase and Ella Van Krey; his brother, Harry Van Krey; his sisters-in-law, Janet (Dick) Meyer, Gale Van Krey, Shirley Van Krey and Judy Van Krey; and his brothers-in-law, Ken (Dot) Philipsen and Clem (Gerry) Philipsen. He was preceded in death by his sister, Anne (Frank) Diehn; his brothers, Pete Van Krey, John Van Krey Joe (Mary) Van Krey, and Allen Philipsen; his in-laws, George and Ann Philipsen; and his grandson, Joshua Young. The Funeral Liturgy will be at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, December 23, 2015, at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH - KIMBERLY SITE, 600 East Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly, with Fr. Bob Kollath officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Holy Name Cemetery, Kimberly. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at St. Paul Home and St. Paul Hospice, for their loving care. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Tony's name. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com | VanKrey, Anthony M. "Tony" (I110956)
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| 11416 | Anthony Mahoney Elizabeth Mahoney | O'Connell, Elizabeth (I79031)
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| 11430 | Anthony N. Eckes, Menasha, age 86, died Friday, August 22, 2003 at Century Oaks in Menasha. He was born in Sherwood on March 13, 1917 to the late Nicholas and Rose Horn Eckes. Tony worked for over 40 years at Kimberly Clark, Kimberly Plant. He will be sadly missed by his children: Carole Eckes, Appleton; Rosemary Dennis Draska, Menominee, Michigan; Russell Eckes, Halifax, Virginia; sisters: Lorraine Wendell Warnke, Helen Welsch and Dolores Don DuChateau, all of Appleton; grandchildren: Jamie Youngs, Frank, Stephanie Eckes and Angela Eckes; other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents he was preceded in death by his wife, Margaret in 1984; son, Anthony "Butch" Eckes, daughter-in- law, Helen Eckes; sisters: Marie Cletus Lenz, Florence Oskey; and brother-in-law, Hank Welsch. According to Tony's wishes private family services will be held. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy a memorial has been established. The family would like to thank the staff at Century Oaks in Menasha, especially Dena and Debbie and Heartland Hospice, especially Bill. Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond St. 733-5435, Serving as would be served. Section B, Page 4 | Eckes, Anthony N. (I139798)
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| 11431 | Anthony O Heesacker Laverna A Heesacker Edward F Heesacker Kathryn M Heesacker Lucille I Heesacker Delbert A Heesacker Gladys R Heesacker | Heesacker, Anthony Edward (I48950)
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| 11434 | Anthony Oudenhoven Fern Oudenhoven F Alice Oudenhoven | Oudenhoven, Anthony A. (I82727)
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| 11435 | Anthony Peters 34 Carmen Peters 28 Felip Peters 10 Barbara Peters 7 Charles Euson 75 Melvin Peters 21 | Peters, Anthony Joseph (I796)
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| 11436 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Peters, Barbara Anne (I805)
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| 11437 | Anthony R. "Tony" Blajeski, 69, Neenah, passed away unexpectedly, Monday, July 9, 2012, at Theda Clark Medical Center to join his wife in Heaven. He was born November 7, 1942, in Neenah, son of Anthony and Regina (Dombrowski) Blajeski. Tony married Patricia A. Sarnowski February 13, 1963, in Menasha and she preceded him in death June 20, 2012. Tony enjoyed sun tanning, panning for gold, scuba diving, camping and fishing. He enjoyed spending time in his garage, keeping an immaculate lawn, and time spent with his grandchildren and friends. Tony was a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church, Neenah. Tony is survived by his children: Anthony R. Blajeski III, Menasha, Tana (Scott) Dart and Charlotte (special friend Brandon) Johnson, both of Neenah; numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren; sister, Shirley Carter, Neenah; and two brothers: Thomas (Laurie Magee) Blajeski, Omro and William Malmstrom, Clear Water, FL; a brother-in-law, John (Linda) Sarnowski, Neenah; three sisters-in-law: Mary (Al) Kronberg, Neenah, Judith Miskoviak, Menasha and Sue(Norbert) Bodway, Waupaca; and friends: Cy and Donna Simons and Ty Ritchie. Tony was also preceded in death by his parents; two daughters: Terrie Crosby and Donna Crosby-Tress; three grandchildren: Michael, Kaylanna and Anthony his father- and mother-in-law, John and Mary Ann (Gartzke) Sarnowski, a step father, Bertil Malmstrom, and a brother-in-law, Joseph Sarnowski. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 A.M. Saturday, July 14, 2012, at St. Gabriel Catholic Church, 900 Geiger Street, Neenah, with Fr. Richard Allen officiating. Entombment will follow. Visitation will be from 5 to 7 P.M. Friday at the Kessler Funeral Home and from 9:30 A.M. Saturday until the time of the mass. A memorial has been established in Tony's name. The family wishes to express a special thank you to all the hospital staff at Theda Clark Medical Center and the construction workers who assisted Anthony. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 11, 2012 | Blajeski, Anthony (I322913)
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| 11438 | Anthony R. Derus, (Tony), Formerly of 218 Brother Street Kaukauna; passed away Thursday at the Riverview Health Center, at the age of 87. He was born July 13, 1899, in Kaukauna. He lived in Kaukauna all of his life and work at Thilmony Pulp and Paper Company for 32 years. He was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church and the Quarter Century Club of Thilmany. Survivors include three daughters and three sons-in-law; Charlotte and Charles Montanye, Kimberly; Clarine and Marv MIller, Betty Lueck, Cal DeBruin, all of Kaukauna; a son, David, San Leandro, California; 15 grandchildren, 19 great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary, in 1977, a daughter Joan, in 1976, three brothers and five sisters. The funeral will be at 12 noon Monday, September 22, 1986, at Holy Cross Catholic Church with Rev. Mike Somers officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. | Derus, Anthony Richard "Tony" (I19877)
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| 11439 | Anthony Reimer 17 Mar 1986 54303 Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Reimer, Anthony (I121401)
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| 11440 | Anthony Riley Catherine Riley Anthony Riley Gertrude Riley Mary Riley Anastacia Riley | Riley, Anastasia (I181245)
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| 11441 | Anthony Robert Ashauer 511 E. Harrison St., Appleton One day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ashauer died at 6:15 p. m. Thursday. Funeral services were held at the Wichmann Funeralhome and the Sacred Heart Catholic church at 4 p.m. Friday. Friday, February 3, 1961, Appleton Post-Crescent B-7 Ashauer | Ashauer, Anthony R. (I132935)
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| 11442 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vanrossum, Anthony Russell "Tony" (I30568)
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| 11443 | Anthony Sadler Katherine Sadler Faye Sadler Russell Sadler Edith Sadler | Sadler, Anthony (I329221)
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| 11444 | Anthony Sauter Catharine Sauter Peter Sauter Joseph Sauter Mary Sauter Charles Sauter | Sauter, Antone (I21585)
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| 11445 | Anthony Schuh, son of Anthony Schuh and Susanna Toachim, a farmer born & resides in Hortonville, married on 4/21/1902 in Hortonville, Mary Moder, dau of Frank Chas. Moder amd Catherine Boehm. Witness Albert Jeske and Katie Moder. | Family: Schuh, Anton / Moder, Mary (F55427)
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| 11446 | Anthony Schwalbach 20 May 1904 Calumet 0027 000332 | Schwalbach, Anton (I6072)
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| 11447 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Sprangers, Anthony Theodore / Paltzer, Sara (F19542)
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| 11448 | Anthony Usedly Agnes Usedly Rudolph Usedly Willard Usedly Arthur Usedly [1 4/12] Anna Player Bessie Player Rose Player Emma Player Joseph Player Helen Player | Usedly, Anton (I120464)
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| 11449 | Anthony Usedly Agnes Usedly Rudolph Usedly Willard Usedly Arthur Usedly [1 4/12] Anna Player Bessie Player Rose Player Emma Player Joseph Player Helen Player | Toman, Anna (I120465)
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| 11451 | Anthony Van Wychen, age 94, passed away on Monday, January 9, 2017 at St. Paul Villa in Kaukauna. Tony was born on December 31, 1922 in Kaukauna, son of the late Henry and Anna (Stiltjes) Van Wychen. On June 4, 1946 he was united in marriage to Lillian Johanna Van Hoof at St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Freedom; they celebrated 70 years of marriage this past summer. Tony grew up on the family farm on Golden Glow Road in Freedom, Wisconsin. He was the sixth of nine boys born in the family. Though there was always much to be done around the farm and house, the Van Wychen boys always found time for hunting and fishing. Tony's love for hunting and fishing continued throughout his life. He and his brothers built a cabin in Athelstane, Wisconsin from the wood that they harvested from their land. He spent many deer hunting seasons there with his brothers, sons and extended family. Beyond the farm, Tony's work life began and ended at the same place: Thilmany Pulp & Paper Company in Kaukauna. He began work there when he was 23 years old and retired at the age of 62. For 40 years, Tony and Lillian spent as much of their summers 'Up North' as possible; 30 of those years were spent at a cottage on Crooked Lake where Tony enjoyed fishing during the day and playing cards (sheepshead) at night. Tony was a kind and fair man who held his Catholic faith dear to his heart. In his retirement years, he attended mass daily and often sung in the church choir. He said four rosaries the morning of the day he died. Tony was a man that was there to help his neighbor, whether they were born in the Unites States, Laos or some other place. He was a good father and a good husband and a great bear-hugging grandpa. Tony will be sadly missed by his wife of 70 years: Lillian Van Wychen. He will be lovingly remembered by his children: Donna (Ken) Lopas of Combined Locks, Joan (Jay) Weiland of Fond du Lac, Dan (Mary) Van Wychen of Wisconsin Rapids, Mike (Jean) Van Wychen of Kaukauna, and Jeff (Kathleen) Van Wychen of Minneapolis. He will be forever cherished by his 11 grandchildren: Bob, Lori, Kim, Corri, Erin, Brad, Katie, Brian, Kevin, Mark and Adam; and his 16 great grandchildren. Tony is also survived by his brothers Rich (Betty) Van Wychen and Melvin Van Wychen and his sisters-in-laws Edna Van Wychen, Marian Ragen, Ann De Coster and Liz Van Hoof. In addition to his parents, mother and father-in-law, John and Rose (Green) Van Hoof, he was preceded in death by an infant brother, Anton, his brothers: Pete (Hattie) Van Wychen, Norb (Eileen) Van Wychen, John (Hattie) Van Wychen, Jerry Van Wychen, and Bill (Bernice) Van Wychen; a sister-in-law: Millie Van Wychen; and brothers and sister-in-law: Joe (Cathy) Van Hoof, Don Van Hoof, Larry De Coster, Ronald 'Red' Ragen, and Norb Van Hoof. The funeral liturgy for Tony will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, January 12, 2017 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Family and friends are invited to gather directly at the church on Thursday morning from 9:00 AM until the time of the service. For more information or to share a memory of Tony, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 11, 2017 | VanWychen, Anthony (I114035)
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| 11452 | Anthony Vandenberg May Vandenberg Ruth O Brien Dolores O Brien Nicholas Korse | Vandenberg, Anton M. (I674)
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| 11453 | Anthony Vandenbrock Rose Vandenbrock | VanStiphout, Rosina (I137470)
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| 11454 | Anthony Vandenhoogen 26 Apr 1922 15 Aug 1999 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wiscons in | vandenHoogen, Anthony P. (I5900)
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| 11455 | Anthony VanDrasek 12/28/2003 Post Crescent 12/30/2003 C 8 | VanDrasek, Anthony "Tony" (I95073)
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| 11456 | Anthony Verberk | Verberk, Reverend Father Anthony Joseph (I313211)
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| 11457 | Anthony Verbooner 42 Minela Verbooner 32 Lizzie Verbooner 7 George Verbooner 5 Mary Verbooner 3 Barbra Verbooner 2 Andrew Verbooner 1M | Verboomen, Anthony (I132727)
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| 11458 | Anthony Verbooner Minela Verbooner Lizzie Verbooner George Verbooner Mary Verbooner Barbra Verbooner Andrew Verbooner | Verboomen, Elizabeth (I132722)
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| 11459 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dorin, Tony (I27453)
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| 11460 | Anthony W. Juckem, 73, Crivitz (formerly Chilton), died on Monday, Sept. 26, 2011. He was born June 8, 1938, in the Town of Chilton, son of the late Joseph and Catherine (Diedrich) Juckem. He married Karen Kufahl on Oct. 24, 1959, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Stockbridge. Following his graduation from Chilton High School, he completed a heavy equipment certification program and worked for Hedrich Construction building bridges. Later he was co-owner of Juckem and Bancroft Inc. general contractors, and TDS Services tool and die business with his son. He also enjoyed farming his Tender Acres. He was a member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church, Chilton, and sang in the choir for over 20 years. After retiring to Crivitz, he belonged to Saint Mary's Catholic Church, Crivitz. He and his wife built their retirement home on the river of his dreams. He loved to bird watch, create in his woodworking shop, run his back hoe, read and help family and friends. Survivors include his beloved wife of 51 years, Karen; two children, David (Michele), Chilton; Marceil Luedtke (Julia Rajtar), Roseville, Minn.; cherished grandson, Ben Luedtke, Sandy, Utah; brothers and sisters, Tillie (Art) Kozminski, Greenfield; Mary Agnes (Tony) Leonhard, Chilton; Sr. Mary Carol, Milwaukee; Leonard (Carol) Juckem, Stockbridge; Ginny (Ray) Ries, Fond du Lac; Betty (George) Jost, Hilbert; Rita (Stan) Timmer, Duluth, Minn.; and his sisters-in-law, Ellen (Harry) Sturtz, Julie (Herman) Juckem, and Liz (Charles) Juckem. He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers, George, John (Erma), Herman and Charles Juckem; a sister-in-law, Elsie Juckem; and his father and mother-in-law, Emil and Marceil Kufahl. His family wishes to thank the Bay Area Cancer Care Center and Unity Hospice. Memorials accepted toward establishing a scholarship in his memory for a Chilton High School graduate to pursue industrial arts. Funeral Mass will be held at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Crivitz, on Wednesday, Sept. 28, 2011, at 11 a.m. with visitation at Rhodes-Charapata Funeral Home in Crivitz, from 8:30 a.m. until 10:45 Wednesday, Rev. Donald Burkart officiating. Visit our Web Site at www.rhodescharapata.com with video tribute. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on September 27, 2011 | Juckem, Anthony (I187814)
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| 11461 | ANTHONY WALLACE, who is engaged in cultivating a fine farming property in Ellington township, has been identified with the farming interests of this section all of his life. He was born in Ellington township, on the old Wallace homestead, November 23, 1870, and is a son of Anthony Wallace, who was born in Ireland, August 15, 1825. Mr. Wallace's father came to the United States when about twenty years of age, landing at New York City and working on the old Vanderbilt estate. Later he came West and settled in Michigan, but after a short time came to Outagamie county, Wisconsin and purchased land in Ellington township, which he claimed from the timber and cultivated into an excellent farm, adding from time to time to his acreage. He lived on this property until three years before his death, when he retired and moved to the home of his son, Anthony, and there he died August 6, 1907, at the age of eighty-two years. He married Mary McKeefry, who was born in Ohio, March 4, 1837, her parents having located in that State after coming from Ireland, and later moved to Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace had six sons and three daughters. Anthony Wallace received a district school education and was reared to the life of a farmer, buying his present property in 1895. He has carried on general farming and dairying, and has put his property in excellent condition. In 1910, Mr. Wallace was married to Julia Schmit, daughter of Anthony and Mary Schmit of Greenville township, and they attend the Catholic Church at Stephensville. Mr. Wallace's brothers and sisters were born as follows: Katherine, May 4, 1860; Thomas, April 27, 1862; John, March 21, 1864; James, April 11, 1866; Mary, October 5, 1868; Patrick, April 24, 1872; Jane, November 3, 1875; and Michael, June 6, 1878. | Wallace, Anthony (I135377)
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| 11462 | Anthony Wallace Mary Wallace Infant Daughters | Wallace, Anthony (I121791)
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| 11463 | Anthony Welhouse Anna Welhouse Catherine M Welhouse Martha Welhouse Ruth Wellhouse Sylvester Wellhouse Anthony Wellhouse Rita Wellhouse Alieda Emmers Catherine Emmers | Emmers, Kathryn (I99080)
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| 11464 | Anthony William Paalman 4/19/2000 Post Crescent 4/20/2000 C 4 | Paalman, Anthony William (I139788)
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| 11465 | Antigo Railroad Man Dies of His Injuries WAUSAU, Wis. January 8-AP: Emmet Driscoll Of Antigo, 86, baggageman for the Chicago and North Western railroad, died here early this morning three hours af- ter he was struck at midnight by the Chicago and North Western passenger train number 109 at Ringle, near here. Driscoll, whose train was on a siding at Ringle to allow the west bound train to pass, got off at his car, it was said by local railroad officials, to throw a switch to give the oncoming train a clear track. Driscoll was brought to this city where he was taken to a local hos- pital and died there at 3 o'clock that morning from internal injuries. His body was taken to Antigo today where he lived with his mother. He was unmarried. Manitowoc Herald News | Manitowoc, Wisconsin | Tuesday, January 04, 1927 | Page 3 | Driscoll, Emmett (I320321)
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| 11466 | Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin; Occupation: farmer | VanderHei, George (I91017)
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| 11467 | Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin; Residence: 1017 Third Ave | Tikalsky, Christine Mary (I86260)
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| 11468 | Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin; Residence: 110 Superior Street | VanderHei, Oscar Frank Joseph (I86253)
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| 11469 | Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin; Residence: 1104 Arctic Street | VanderHei, Louis Charley (I86261)
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| 11470 | Antigo, Langlade County, Wisconsin; Residence: 313 Field Street | VanderHei, George (I91017)
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| 11471 | Antigo, Langlade, Wisconsin, USA | Garrity, Michael (I322493)
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| 11472 | Antin Kons Jacob Kons Kate Kons Lizzie Kons Mary Kons Nellie Kons | Kons, Jacob "Jake" (I44464)
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| 11473 | Antin Kons Jacob Kons Kate Kons Lizzie Kons Mary Kons Nellie Kons | Heimmermann, Anna Katherine (I57449)
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| 11474 | Antionette Diny 13 Aug 1901 19 Nov 1991 La Valle, Sauk, Wisconsin | Vissers, Antionette (I181722)
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| 11475 | Antique Dealer | Stanelle, Elaine Matilda (I149071)
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| 11476 | Antoin Schreiter Wenzel Schreiter Rachel Schreiter | Schreiter, Wensel A. (I166513)
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| 11478 | Antoina's parent information from her marriage record with Martin Gerth. | Bleichschmidt, Antoina (I149575)
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| 11479 | Antoine Abts Marie Abts Leopold Abts Elizabet Abts Marie Abts Louis Abts Desire Abts | Abts, Leopold Paul (I192289)
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| 11480 | Antoine Abts Marie Abts Leopold Abts Elizabet Abts Marie Abts Louis Abts Desire Abts | Abts, Desire (I192290)
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| 11481 | Antoine Arnold Francis Arnold Walter Arnold Margerit Arnold | Arnold, Anton (I97739)
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| 11482 | Antoine Balza Antoinette Balza Thiophile Balza Elionore Balza Joseph Balga Louis Balza Julie Balza John B Flarvaun | Balza, Theophile Antoine Joseph (I177022)
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| 11483 | Antoine Balza Antoinette Balza Thiophile Balza Elionore Balza Joseph Balga Louis Balza Julie Balza John B Flarvaun | Balza, Antoine (I340682)
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| 11484 | Antoine Deboth 59 Mary Deboth 57 Joseph Deboth 25 Frances Deboth 23 Sophe Deboth 15 Frank Deboth 12 Phelix Deboth 9 Frances Nartals 27 | DeBoth, Anton (I134577)
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| 11485 | Antoine Ebbens Hattie Ebbens Mary E. Ebbens Rose Ebbens Arnold E. Ebbens | Ebben, Anton (I118607)
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| 11486 | Antoine Grave Catherine Grave Marie Grave Flore Grave Ursule Grave | Grave, Marie Desiree (I182649)
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| 11487 | Antoine Gruyette Mary Gruyette Henry Gruyette | Guyette, Antoine (I307512)
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| 11488 | Antoine Gruyette Mary Gruyette Henry Gruyette | Dubay, Mary "O ji bik" (I311710)
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| 11489 | Antoine Gruyette Mary Gruyette Henry Gruyette | Guyette, George Henry (I311734)
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| 11490 | Antoine Kalupa Antoninn Kalupa Martha Kalupa Anton Kalupa Edmon Kalupa Clements Kalupa Joseph Kalupa Frank Kalupa Elenora Kalupa Genevy Kalupa Harry Kalupa Frank Wagner | Kalupa, Anton (I188144)
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| 11491 | Antoine Lamerand Angelia Lamerand Philomen Lamerand Alex Lamerand Antonie Lamerand Mary Lamerand | Lemerond, Antoine "Anton" (I193588)
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| 11492 | Antoine Lemeron 45 Listare Lemeron 32 Alexander Lemeron 18 Mary Lemeron 11 George Lemeron 8 Maria Lemeron 6 Moses Lemeron 5 Antoine Lemeron 2 Sopherine Lemeron 6/12 | Lemerond, George (I124430)
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| 11493 | Antoine Lyonnais Antoine Lyonnais Theodore Lyonnais Moses Lyonnais Edward Lyonnais John Lyonnais Xavia Lyonnais Magorire Lyonnais | Lyonnais, Antione (I100786)
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| 11494 | Antoinette "Ann" D. Schmitt, (nee Brehmer), Hilbert, age 80, died on Thursday, March 28, 2013 in Brillion. Ann was born on January 20, 1933 in Abrams, WI, daughter of Carl and Mildred (Vanden Busch) Brehmer. She married Roger Schmitt on September 12, 1953 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Appleton. Together they raised five children. Ann enjoyed gardening, needlepoint and crocheting. She will be greatly missed by her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She is survived by her husband, Roger; four daughters: Sandra (Roman) Giese, Sharon Fredrick, Laura (Randy) Purifoy and Julie (Glen) Schaffer; a daughter-in-law, Brenda Schmitt; ten grandchildren: Chelsea (Jason) Crubaugh, Michelle (Peter) Yurek, Matt (Christa) Giese, Justin Schmitt, Andrew Fredrick, Damarr Purifoy, Lexie Schaffer, Adam Schmitt, Jordan Fredrick, and Bryson Schaffer; four great-grandchildren: Stella and Micah Crubaugh, Liam and Caleigh Yurek. She will also be greatly missed by two brothers: Ken (Ruth) Brehmer and David (Rose) Brehmer; three sisters: Joyce Hopfensperger, Carol (Marv) Smits and Violet (Bill) Vincent; two sisters-in-law: Gerry Brehmer and Betty Brehmer; and a very special friend, Shirley Horn. She was preceded in death by her parents, a son, Douglas, three brothers: Wesley, Roger, and Henry; a sister, Viola; a son-in-law, Bruce Fredrick, and a brother-in-law, Donald Hopfensperger. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, April 2, 2013 at ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH, St. John with Fr. Michael Betley officiating. Friends and family will receive at church on Tuesday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Ann's name. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com | Brehmer, Antoinette (I174959)
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| 11495 | Antoinette "Toni" Meta Tellock, age 90, of Hortonville, passed away on Saturday, June 10, 2017 in Living Tree Estates in Hortonville. Toni was born on June 18, 1926, to the late William and Meta (Radichel) Ratzburg in Hortonville. She was united in marriage to Arlo Wayne Tellock on September 24, 1949. They farmed in Hortonville until Arlo's death (July 11, 1987). Toni was a member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Hortonville. Toni is survived by her children, Judy (Robert) Siirila, Hong Kong and Debra (Charles) Huebner, Springdale, Arkansas; grandchildren. Aaron Siirila, Robin McGee, Christopher Huebner and Timothy Huebner; 7 great-grandchildren; sisters, Janice Poole and Myrna Schoenhaar; brother, William (Diane) Ratzburg and several nieces and nephews. Toni was preceded in death by her parents; husband; granddaughter, Angela Siirila; sister, Marie Smith and three brothers-in-law. The funeral service for Toni will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, June 15, 2017 at Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Hortonville. Rev. Joel Jenswold will be officiating. Visitation will be held from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the service at the church. Burial will be in Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery in the Town of Greenville. | Ratzburg, Antoinette Meta "Tony" (I341289)
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| 11496 | Antoinette (Toni) Van Handel, Kimberly. age 92, passed away peacefully at Heartwood Home, following a brief illness, on May 7, 2014. She was born April 29, 1922, daughter of the late Cornelius and Anna (Vergowen) Hermus. On June 22, 1944 she was united in marriage to Clarence P. Van Handel at St. Joseph's Church in Oneida. They were blessed with 49 years together before Clarence preceded her in death on August 7, 1993. Antoinette was a member of St. John's in Little Chute. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother and also enjoyed playing cards, bowling, traveling and the time at their cottage at Kelly Lake where the family gathered and laughter was shared and happy memories remain. Survivors include her children: Carolyn (Carl) Henn, Jim (Peg) Van Handel, Phyllis (fiancé Al Lanser) Van Groll, Pete (Janet) Van Handel, Greg (Nancy) Van Handel, special daughter-in-law, Diane (Van Handel) Van Groll; grandchildren: Tim (Nancy) Henn, Lisa (Tim) Roberts, Lynn (Bruce) Brinkman, Lori (Bob) Garrett, Tracy (Wayne) Van Groll, Kerry (Winston) Henry, Holly (Wes) Pohlman, Michelle (Brad) Krueger, Chris (Kasey) Van Groll, Michael (Indira) Van Handel, Christy Van Handel, Dave Van Handel, Stacie Van Handel, and Gary Van Handel. She also has 17 great-grandchildren; a sister, Rose (Harold) Hendricks, sister-in-law, Evelyn Hermus and brother-in-law, Ed Klarner. She was preceded in death by 2 sons: Michael and William (Bill) Van Handel, great-grandchild, Malik Henry, brothers: John (Tilly) Hermus, Adrian Hermus, Jimmy Hermus and Antone (Jean) Hermus; sisters: Nellie (Sam) Weller, Jane Hermus, Cora (George) Van Cuyk, Anna (Willard) Vanden Heuvel, Mary (Norbert) Vanden Heuvel, Betty Klarner, Theresa (Joseph) Linsmeyer and Josephine Hermus; brothers and sisters-in-law: Mary (Frank) Helein, Ted (Angeline) Van Handel, Art (Dorothy) Van Handel, Harriet (Lester) Haberland and Norbert (Helen) Van Handel. Mass of Christian Burial for Antoinette will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, May 10, 2014 at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute with Fr. Ronald Belitz and Msgr. James Vanden Hogen concelebrating. Friends will be received on Saturday directly at church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of mass. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Toni's name is being established. The family has chosen Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna to assist them. 766-2099. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com Our family would like to thank Tammy and Emily from AseraCare Hospice and all the wonderful care givers at Heartwood Home for the loving care given to Mom. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 9, 2014 | Hermus, Antonette (I112930)
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| 11497 | Antoinette Barnesh was born May 20, 1877 in Czech and had lived at Dobrikov near Klatovy, Plzen. She was the daughter of Carl Barnesh. She married Louis (Ludwig) Blahnik 1876-1939 in Bohemia and Louis went first to America to stay with his brother. He later sent for the family and she came with their children on May 10, 1905 arriving in NY Kaiser Wilhelm II. They lived on Franklin St. in Appleton and had seven children; Florence Balza 1898-1970, Jacob 1899-1959, Charles (Carl) 1902-1985, Antoniette Kessler 1903-1998, Louis 1906, John 1906-1965 and Louis 1911-1977. Louis died in 1939 and she lived until Nov 28, 1952. http://blahnik.genealogyvillage.com/ | Barnas, Antonia (I122255)
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| 11498 | Antoinette Craanen 30 Sep 1879 Calumet 01 0283 Henry Kersten 30 Sep 1879 Calumet 01 0283 | Family: Kersten, Henry / Craanen, Antoinette (F27058)
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| 11499 | Antoinette M. Aerts 5/28/1898 12/25/1992 Post Crescent 12/31/1992 D 5 | Aerts, Antoinette M. (I60908)
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| 11500 | Antoinette Sigl 1 Sep 1919 10 Sep 1980 Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Gainor, Antionette (I123921)
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| 11501 | Anton "Joe" Hinkens, age 80, of Shawano passed away on Thursday, February 19, 2015 at Fox River Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Appleton. Joe was born to the late Henry and Contessia (Erb) Hinkens on May 31, 1934. Joe went on to join the United States Air Force in 1954. He completed basic training at Lackland Air Force base in Texas before being transferred to California where he was stationed until his honorable discharge in 1958. On June 30, 1962 Joe married Phyllis Lamine at Ishpeming, MI. On August 17, 1977 they were united again at St. Joseph Church in Appleton. Joe worked in the drywall business and together with Richard Gamroth owned and operated Fox River Dry Wall until retiring in 1996. In his free time Joe enjoyed deer hunting, watching the Green Bay Packers as well as NASCAR Racing, especially Jeff Gordon. He also enjoyed his many years living on Washington Lake. Joe had a quick wit, a great sense of humor, and was well liked. He had a heart of gold and would give the shirt off his back. He would always stop what he was doing to visit with people or to give someone a helping hand. Joe is survived by: his wife of 52 years, Phyllis; two daughters, Linda (Bill) Meyer and Joliene (Mike) Meyer; a son Christopher (Marilyn) Hinkens; six grandchildren, Jaclyn (fiance Zach) Chavlovich, Madison, Reese, and Fletcher Meyer, Samuel and Lauren Hinkens; two sisters, Helen (Ralph) Maas and Delores Lindsey; two brothers Cliff Hinkens and Glen (Sue) Hinkens; a sister-in-law, Lindy Hinkens; as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Joe was preceded in death by: his parents; two brothers, John and Richard Hinkens; and one sister, MaryAnn Hermes. A funeral mass for Joe will be held at 2:00pm on Tuesday, February 24, 2015 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Shawano with Rev. Luke Ferris officiating. Visitation will be held at the church on Tuesday from Noon until the time of the service. Burial will be in Union Cemetery in Kaukauna in the spring. A memorial fund has been established, and donations will be forwarded to Alzheimer's research. Swedberg Funeral Home is assisting the family with the arrangements. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Shawn Hermes for the countless hours spent visiting with his Uncle Joe. | Hinkens, Anton "Joe" (I198936)
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| 11502 | Anton "Tony" Francis Van Thull, age 56, Appleton, WI, passed away unexpectedly Sunday, June 30. He was born February 9th, 1957, the son of Robert and Carol Van Thull. A graduate of Kimberly High School, he enjoyed fishing, hunting, fantasy football, the farmer's market, and most of all the Green Bay Packers. He loved his brother Joe's raspberry rolls and helping his brothers bake. He loved horses and spending time at Sunday breakfast with his family. He is survived by: mother Carol, 7 brothers and sisters: Bill Van Thull; Linda (Mark) Cigainero and their daughter Alyssa; Jeanne (Bradley) Vanden Boogaard and their children Andy (Abby, and daughter Aubree), Samantha, Katelyn (Clint), Matt and Brett; Joe (Luann) Van Thull and their children Cody (Allie) and Kayla (Levi, and daughter Taelynn); Steve (Dawn) Van Thull and their children Ashley, Elizabeth, and Coleton; Don Van Thull and his children Tyler (Melissa, and son Caleb), Ashley, Skyelar, Raven, Shaelamar, Hannah, and Micah; Mike Van Thull. He is survived also by special nephew Scott Van Thull (Beth), friends Lola and Larry Dorn, and many Aunts, Uncles and friends. He is preceded in death by his father Robert Van Thull, sister Mary Van Thull, grandparents Anton and Evelyn Van Thull, Everett and Neli Wurdinger, Lisa Larson and Zachary Schubert. The funeral liturgy for Tony will be held on Wednesday, July 3, 2013 at 11:00 AM at HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH, 601 E. Kimberly Ave. with Fr. Robert Kollath officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Wednesday from 9:00 AM until the time of the service at the church. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. | VanThull, Anton Francis "Tony" (I127390)
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| 11503 | Anton (Tony) Denzel, 76, of Rt. 1 Brillion, died Tuesday morning at Chilton, following a lingering illness. Funeral services will be Thursday at Wieting Funeral Home and at St. Mary Catholic church, Brillion. The Rev. Duane Dionne will officiate with burial in St. Mary Cemetery, Brillion. Mr. Denzel was born Jan. 1, 1901, in the town of Woodville son of the late Peter and Margaret Retterath Denzel. He married Mathilda Breit Sept. 15, 1924 at St. John. He farmed in rural Brillion and was also employed at Thilmanny Pulp and Paper Mill at Kaukauna, retiring in 1962. Mr. Denzel was a member of St. Mary Church. Survivors include his wife, three sons, Ronald, Vincent and Eugene, of Kaukauna; two sisters, Mrs. Matt (Kathren) Breit, of Chilton and Mrs. Albert (Serena) Daun of Rt. 2, Hilbert, 11 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A daughter and a brother preceded him in death. Manitowoc Herald Times Reporter. | Denzel, Anton (I85633)
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| 11504 | Anton (Tony) Kons, 1201 Garfi eld Ave. Little Chute - Formerly of Darboy, age 100, died at 5:45 p.m Frid ay June 16,1989. Tony was born on a farm in Darboy on November 22, 188 8. He married Theresa Weber on May 22, 1923 at Holy Cross Catholic Churc h, Kaukauna. The couple then moved to Appleton and 15 years later his wi fe died in childbirth. Tony worked as a water well driller and well equipm ent repairman. He moved from Appleton to Menasha, and resided on Second s treet for 16 years, before moving to the Hotel Menasha where he lived f or seven years. Tony was a regular visitor to the Menasha Senior Citzen 's Center enjoying meals and activities there. On October 12, 1988 he mov ed to Parkside Care Center, Little Chute. Tonys activities were dancing, b owling and bingo. Survivors include numerous nieces and nephews. He was p receded in death, by his parents, Anton and Barbara (Siegert) Kons, his w ife; Theresa in 1938, three brothers; John in 1962. Mike in 1963 and Jak e, in 1954; four sisters: Elizabeth in 1931;Margaret in 1947, Matilda in 1 945, Anne in 1962. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday fr om Holy Angels Catholic Church, Darboy with Rev: Elroy Reimer officiatin g. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Obit | Kons, Anthon C. Jr. (I11750)
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| 11505 | Anton 28, Ellen 30, Martin 3 born Wis. | DeGroot, Petronella "Nellie" (I58732)
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| 11506 | Anton 28, Ellen 30, Martin 3 born Wis. | Cornelissen, Anton (I63562)
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| 11507 | Anton 28, Ellen 30, Martin 3 born Wis. | Cornelissen, Martin (I64330)
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| 11508 | Anton 45, Mary 39, (married 22, yrs 12 chil dren 9 alive) Anna 19, Minnie 17, Theodore 15, William 14, Carolina 11, Ro sa 9, Elsa 6, Mathilda 2 | Pritzl, Anton (I9971)
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| 11509 | Anton A Bohman 36 Regina Bohman 34 Francis Bohman 9 Edward Bohman 7 Louise Bohman 5 Anthony Bohman 3 5/12 Mary Bohman 1 8/12 | Bohman, Anthon A. (I116490)
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| 11510 | Anton A Hartmann Marie Hartmann Marie Hartmann Margaret Hartmann Lawrence Hartmann George Hartmann William Hartmann | Hartman, Margaret (I157254)
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| 11511 | Anton A Smith Mary Smith Margaret Smith | Smith, Anton Andrew (I87045)
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| 11512 | Anton A Wettengel 61 Barbara Wettengel 59 Edward A Wettengel 25 Anton Wettengel 39 Charles A Wettengel 2 [22] Christina Wettengel 21 John C A Wettengel 2/12 [0] Celia M Wettengel granddaughter 14 | Wettengel, Celia Marie (I130792)
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| 11513 | Anton A Wettengel 61 Barbara Wettengel 59 Edward A Wettengel 25 Anton Wettengel 39 Charles A Wettengel 2 [22] Christina Wettengel 21 John C A Wettengel 2/12 [0] Celia M Wettengel granddaughter 14 | Wettengel, Anthony (I165784)
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| 11514 | Anton A Wettengel 61 Barbara Wettengel 59 Edward A Wettengel 25 Anton Wettengel 39 Charles A Wettengel 2 [22] Christina Wettengel 21 John C A Wettengel 2/12 [0] Celia M Wettengel granddaughter 14 | Wettengel, Barbara (I180116)
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| 11515 | Anton A Wettengel Barbara Wettengel Edward A Wettengel Anton Wettengel Charles A Wettengel [22] Christina Wettengel John C A Wettengel [0] Celia M Wettengel | Wettengel, Anton A. (I181136)
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| 11516 | Anton A Wittman Anna M Wittman Jerome F Wittman Lawrence A Wittman Gregory J Wittman Flavian Wittman Linna M Wittman | Wittman, Anton Albert (I3091)
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| 11517 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wittman, Linus (I68747)
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| 11518 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wittman, Jerome (I154737)
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| 11519 | Anton A. Schnabl 1/31/1904 11/3/2002 Post Crescent 11/6/2002 C 6 | Schnabl, Anton A. (I127467)
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| 11520 | Anton Abeley Catharine A Abeley Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Cleveland, Taylor, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2018; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 204; Image: 95 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4389751_00095/28427964?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1920usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26gsfn%3danton%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN%26gsln%3dabeley%26gsln_x%3dNN%26msbdy%3d1866%26msbdy_x%3d1%26msbdp%3d2%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26mssng0%3dcatherine%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn_x%3dPAS%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d28427964%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Abeley, Anton (I199802)
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| 11521 | Anton Abeley Catherine Abeley Vern J Abeley Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Pershing, Taylor, Wisconsin; Roll: 2614; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 0022; Image: 293.0; FHL microfilm: 2342348 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547582_00298/57571803?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1930usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3danton%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN_NIC%26gsln%3dabeley%26gsln_x%3dNP_NN%26msbdy%3d1866%26msbdy_x%3d1%26msbdp%3d2%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26mssng0%3dcatherine%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d57571803%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Abeley, Anton (I199802)
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| 11522 | Anton Afeiger Annie F Pfeifer Anton E Pfeifer Elizabeth M Pfeifer | Pfeiffer, Anton (I52992)
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| 11523 | Anton age 33, single. | Gerrits, Anton (I3616)
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| 11524 | Anton age 37 single. | Gerrits, Anton (I3616)
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| 11525 | Anton age 64 born wis married at 29, Barbara age 57 born Wis married 2 3, Camilla 25, Richard C. age 22, Robert J. age 20, Catharine S. age 16, ( Also a Della Locker age 33, Niece of Anton, listed living in household) | Beck, Barbara (I333468)
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| 11526 | Anton age 64 born wis married at 29, Barbara age 57 born Wis married 2 3, Camilla 25, Richard C. age 22, Robert J. age 20, Catharine S. age 16, ( Also a Della Locker age 33, Niece of Anton, listed living in household) | Michels, Anton (I333469)
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| 11527 | Anton age 68, married at a ge 26, occupation Farmer Mathilda age ? married at age 24 Ida age 25 , occ upation Telephone operator. | Vandenberg, Anthony J. (I22079)
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| 11528 | Anton and Barbara were married by Father Michael Beitter who had been ordained just a few months earlier in Milwaukee. While the marriage was record ed as in St. Mary's Catholic Church in Milwaukee, there is little doubt t he ceremony was actually in St. Lawrence. St. Lawence's Catholic Church w as just two sections away from Anton's property in the town of Additson, Washington Co. This church was served by Father Michael Heiss and his assis tand Father Michael Bietter from Milwaukee. Today, St. Lawrence is on ly a small crossroads in Washington County. | Family: Goetzman, Anton / Bauer, Barbara (F8995)
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| 11529 | Anton and Christina were married by Tempora ry Rector Lorenz Spitzberger in St. John. Mathias Lauer, Maria Klapperic h, Maria Getzmann and Anton Utschig were witnesses. | Family: Utschig, Antony Frank / Rothgery, Christine Philomina (F28852)
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| 11530 | Anton and Cornelia and family stayed in Boston. | Adriaans, Cornelia (I327628)
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| 11531 | Anton and his family stayed in Boston. | Verkampen, Antonius (I327627)
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| 11532 | Anton Anholzer 63 Barbaria Anholzer 46 Rosa Anholzer 15 Mary Westfeld 46 Edward Ankolzer 14 Mollie Ankolzer 7 | Anholzer, Anton (I195206)
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| 11533 | Anton Arnold Nellie Arnold Stanley Arnold George Arnold | Arnold, Anthony (I30469)
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| 11534 | Anton Arnold Nellie Arnold Stanley Arnold George Arnold | Arnold, Anthony (I30469)
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| 11535 | Anton Arnoldussen of Freedom died suddenly at 9 o'clock this morning of pneumonia. He leaves a wife and eleven children under 21 years of age all of whom live at home. His mother and sister Anna live in Wrightstown. Three brothers, John of Freedom, Martin of Kaukauna and Henry of Little Chute and three married sisters, Mrs. Delia Huybers of Antigo, Mrs. H. Faust of Oshkosh and Mrs. Anna Froebell of Kaukauna. 1910 Kaukauna Times dated 2/18/1910; Anton Arnoldson died Thursday age 47 of pneumonia in Freedom, leaves a wife and 11 children. | Arnoldussen, Anton (I70798)
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| 11536 | Anton Aschenbrenner 35 Albertina A Aschenbrenner 30 Rufus W Aschenbrenner 5 Harvey J Aschenbrenner 4 7/12 Robert E Aschenbrenner 1 6/12 | Aschenbrenner, Antone (I191719)
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| 11537 | Anton Ashauer Lucille Ashauer Leon Ashauer James Ashauer Eugene Ashauer John Ashauer | Ashauer, Anton J. (I104620)
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| 11538 | Anton Baer 32 Margretha Baer 25 Michael Baer 3 Margretha Baer 11/12 | Baer, Anton (I91382)
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| 11539 | Anton Balderchwiler 59 Minnie Balderchwiler 57 Rita Balderchwiler 21 Elizabeth Balderchwiler 11 | Baldeschwiler, Anton (I116484)
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| 11540 | Anton Balderchwiler 59 Minnie Balderchwiler 57 Rita Balderchwiler 21 Elizabeth Balderchwiler 11 | Pritzl, Minnie (I116485)
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| 11541 | Anton Baldescheoiler 49 Minnie Baldescheoiler 47 Elsie V Baldescheoiler 19 Raymond A Baldescheoiler 16 Alfred L Baldescheoiler 13 Rita M Baldescheoiler 11 Elizabeth A Baldescheoiler 1 [1 7/12] | Baldeschwiler, Anton (I116484)
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| 11542 | Anton Baldescheoiler 49 Minnie Baldescheoiler 47 Elsie V Baldescheoiler 19 Raymond A Baldescheoiler 16 Alfred L Baldescheoiler 13 Rita M Baldescheoiler 11 Elizabeth A Baldescheoiler 1 [1 7/12] | Pritzl, Minnie (I116485)
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| 11543 | Anton Baldischurler 39 Minnie Baldischurler 37 Monica Baldischurler 11 Elsie Baldischurler 9 Raymond Baldischurler 6 Alferd Baldischurler 3 [3 2/12] Rita Baldischurler 1 [1 1/12] | Baldeschwiler, Anton (I116484)
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| 11544 | Anton Baldischurler 39 Minnie Baldischurler 37 Monica Baldischurler 11 Elsie Baldischurler 9 Raymond Baldischurler 6 Alferd Baldischurler 3 [3 2/12] Rita Baldischurler 1 [1 1/12] | Pritzl, Minnie (I116485)
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| 11545 | Anton Barth Emma Barth Leo J Barth Joseph F Barth | Barth, Antone (I170782)
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| 11546 | Anton Barth Emma Barth Lee Barth Elna Barth Ervin Barth George Barth | Barth, Antone (I170782)
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| 11547 | Anton Barth Emma W Barth Lee J Barth Ervin F Barth George G Barth | Barth, Antone (I170782)
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| 11548 | Anton Barth Emma Barth Emil Dryer | Barth, Antone (I170782)
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| 11549 | Anton Bayle 34 Elizabeth Bayle 33 Clarence Bayle 10 Margaret Bayle 8 Ruth Bayle 6 Tony Bayle 5 Le Roy Bayle 4 | Boyle, Anton (I124522)
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| 11550 | Anton Becher - 37 Fanny Becher - 32 Mary Becher - 11 Joseph Becher - 9 Aganies Becher - 3 Aloysius Becher - 1m | Becher, Joseph (I153321)
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| 11551 | Anton Becher - 57 Fannie Becher - 53 Joseph Becher - 29 Agnes M Becher - 23 Alois Becher - 21 Matiase Becher - 8 John Becher - 16 | Becher, Joseph (I153321)
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| 11552 | ANTON BECHER The funeral of Anton Becher, aged pioneer resident of Outagamie-co, who died at the home of his son John E. Becher, at Greenville, Thursday, will be held from the home at 8:30 Saturday morning, with services at 9 o'clock at St. Mary church at Greenville. Burial win be in the church cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, March 06, 1931 | Page 4 DEATHS ANTON BECHER Funeral services were held for Anton Becher at 9 o'clock this morning in St. Mary church, Greenville. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery. The grandsons,'Alfred, George and Gervin Becher and Anton, Clarence and Herbert Wickesberg were bearers. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, March 07, 1931 | Page 4 | Becher, Anton (I130454)
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| 11553 | Anton Becher Fanny Becher Mary Becher Joseph Becher Aganies Becher Aloysius Becher | Becher, Anton (I130454)
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| 11554 | Anton Becher Fannie Becher Joseph Becher Agnes M Becher Alois Becher Matiase Becher John Becher | Becher, Anton (I130454)
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| 11555 | Anton Becher Fannie Becher Joseph Becher Agnes M Becher Alois Becher Matiase Becher John Becher | Kraus, Franziska (I130455)
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| 11556 | Anton Becker 68 Fannie Becker 60 | Becher, Anton (I130454)
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| 11557 | Anton Beschla Emma Beschla Anton Beschla | Beschta, Anton (I189331)
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| 11558 | Anton Beshta Emma Beshta Geneveve Beshta | Beschta, Anton (I189331)
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| 11559 | Anton Block. 11-year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Block, town of Buchanan, died at 6:40 o'clock Monday evening. The boy would have celebrated his twelfth birthday on Saturday. Funeral services will be held at nine o'clock Thursday morning at Holy Angels church,Darboy. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, August 25, 1920 | Page 3 | Block, Anton (I169367)
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| 11560 | Anton Boehm died at the home of his brother-in-law, F. C. Moder, Saturday. About a year ago Mr. Boehm had a tooth pulled soon after which a cancer formed on his jaw, which hastened his death. He was 46 years of age, not married, and for a long time lived on the Hortonville and Appleton road. His funeral was held from his late residence Monday morning, the interment being made in Hortonville. A number from this village were present. Dale Recorder Thursday, August 3, 1899 p. 1 | Bohm, Anton (I182713)
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| 11561 | Anton Bohonan Regina Bohonan Francis Bohonan Edward Bohonan Anthony Bohonan Mary Bohonan Theresa Bohonan William Bohonan Frank Pritzl | Bohman, Anthon A. (I116490)
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| 11562 | Anton Bos Born: May 17, 1869 Died: April 2, 1955 Place of Birth: Wondrow, Holland, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 4, 1955 Section: Page: 34 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Name Location: Kimberly, WI | Bos, Anton (I137039)
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| 11563 | Anton Bos 37 Ellen Bos 34 Mary Bos 11 Cornelia Bos 10 Geo Bos 8 Annie Bos 5 Rosie Bos 4 Cornelius Bos 2 Margareth Bos 1/12 | Bos, Anton (I137039)
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| 11564 | Anton Bos 50 Allegenedo Bos 48 Cora Bos 24 Rose Bos 18 Cornielus Bos 16 Margaret Bos 14 Cecilia Bos 13 Agnes Bos 12 Angelina Bos 9 Catherine Bos 4 9/12 | Bos, Anton (I137039)
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| 11565 | Anton Bos 41 Ellen Bos 39 Cornelia Bos 15 George Bos 13 Johanna Bos 10 Rose Bos 8 Cornelius Bos 6 Margereth Bos 4 Cecelia Bos 3 Agnes Bos 1 Mrs. Delia Van Ryte (aunt) 73 | Bos, Anton (I137039)
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| 11566 | Anton Bos Cora Bos Cecela Bos Angela Bos | Bos, Anton (I137039)
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| 11567 | ANTON BRAUN Brillion News; Dec 1916 BRAUN - Anton Braun, a prominent and respected resident of the town of Brillion died at his home last Sunday at the age of 61 years. He was born in Manitowoc Co, in 1855 and came to Brillion town in 1885 from Whitelaw, having been married that year at Clarks Mills to Mary Klapatch. He was a member of St. Mary's congregation in our city and of the Catholic Knights. Decedent is survived by the bereaved wife and his aged mother who resides at Whitelaw; also three sons and three daughters. The sons are Anton at Greenleaf, Joseph and John at home. The daughters are Anna and Clara at home and Mrs Mary Brunmeyer of St. Nazianz. Likewise one brother, Peter of Brillion town, three step brothers, Frank, Lewis and John at Whitelaw and two sisters Mrs. Mary Wellner and Mrs. Anna Brandl also of Whitelaw. The funeral took place Wednesday from St Mary's church, Rev. Garthaus conducting the sad last rites. The pall bearers were George Schneider Sr., Syl Schneider, John Geiger, Adolph Ecker, A.F. Schwaller Sr., Adam Schmieder. | Braun, Anton (I126622)
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| 11568 | Anton Brey Mary Brey Ilensia Brey Antone Brey George Brey Joseph Brey Louis Brey Barbara Brey Mary Brey Anna Brey Francises Brey Margrat Brey | Brey, Margaret (I116432)
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| 11569 | Anton Brey Mary Brey Ilensia Brey Antone Brey George Brey Joseph Brey Louis Brey Barbara Brey Mary Brey Anna Brey Francises Brey Margrat Brey | Brey, Anton (I182237)
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| 11570 | Anton Brozek Barbra Brozek Louis Brozek Joseph Brozek Emillian Brozek Otto Brozek Emil Brozek Emma Brozek Agnes Brozek | Brozek, Otto (I323512)
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| 11571 | Anton Bruehl Grace Bruehl Elizebeth Bruehl | Bruehl, Anton (I135005)
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| 11572 | Anton Budwciaer Eleanor Budwciaer Shirely Budwciaer Ronald Budwciaer | Budweiser, Anton (I178019)
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| 11573 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Budweiser, Ronald (I201515)
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| 11574 | ANTON BUDWEISER MENASHA- Funeral services for Anton Budweiser, 745 Racine-st, who died suddenly early Sunday morning, were held from St. Mary's Catholic church at 7:45 Tuesday morning, the Rev. Father John Hummel officiating. Interment was made in St. Mary cemetery. Survivors are his wife. four daugh ters, Mrs. Walter Hurnski and Mrs. Joseph Sokol of Menasha, Mrs. Ar thur Gussman of Appleton. and Mrs J. Merrill of Neenah: one son, Anton Budweiser of Appleton: and one sister, Mrs. Theresa Block of Kaukauna, and eight grandchildren. Page Twelve APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Tuesday Evening, September 30,1930 | Budweiser, Anton (I178021)
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| 11575 | Anton Budweiser Claimed By Death Anton Budweiser Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/30/1930 | Page: 12 | Type: Obituary | Budweiser, Anton (I178021)
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| 11576 | Anton Budweiser Eleanor Budweiser Shirley M Budweiser [1 11/12] | Budweiser, Anton (I178019)
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| 11577 | Anton Budweison Rose Budweison Inez T Budweison Anna M Budweison Florence M Budweison Antone I Budweison Marie R Budweison | Budweiser, Anton (I178021)
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| 11578 | Anton C Fritsch Mary Fritsch | Fritsch, Anton (I158361)
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| 11579 | Anton C Stadler Mary Stadler George J Stadler Kate E Stadler William L Stadler Susan K Stadler Richard L Stadler Celia A Stadler Edward P Stadler Margaret T Stadler [1 1/12] | Stadler, Anton (I71229)
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| 11580 | Anton C Stadler Mary Stadler George J Stadler Kate E Stadler William L Stadler Susan K Stadler Richard L Stadler Celia A Stadler Edward P Stadler Margaret T Stadler [1 1/12] | Stadler, Richard (I77740)
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| 11581 | Anton C Stadler Mary Stadler George J Stadler Kate E Stadler William L Stadler Susan K Stadler Richard L Stadler Celia A Stadler Edward P Stadler Margaret T Stadler [1 1/12] | Stadler, Edward (I77743)
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| 11582 | Anton C. "Tony" De Witt, 82, of Combined Locks, passed away on Wednesday. Memorial services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 7, 2016, at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 601 S. Washington Street, Combined Locks. Visitation will be at the church on Monday evening from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. and again on Tuesday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service. A complete obituary will be in Sunday's paper. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 4, 2016 Anton C. "Tony" "Pete" De Witt, 82, of Combined Locks, passed away surrounded by his loving family on Wednesday, June 1, 2016. He was born in Little Chute on January 7, 1934, son of the late Anton and Minnie (De Groot) De Witt. Tony worked at Thilmany Paper Mill for 41 years before his retirement. He was always helping people, whether it be with a project, giving valuable advice or volunteering. Tony received a Founders Award with the St. Joe's Food Pantry, he was Volunteer of the Year with the Salvation Army, and also volunteered with meals on wheels and the YMCA, helping with their Christmas tree sale. He faithfully donated blood with the Community Blood Center for many years. Part of Tony's daily routine was going to the YMCA every morning, an hour before it opened, and seeing all of his "YMCA Family." Together they would exercise and do plenty of socializing. Tony also enjoyed working in his yard and enjoying the wildlife in it. He was known as the "Mayor" of his neighborhood because he always knew what was going on. Most importantly to Tony was spending time with his family, especially his grandchildren and great grandchildren. Tony is survived by his loving wife of 54 years, Jean De Witt; his children: Paul De Witt, Mark (Kay) Beresford, Kim (Robert) Sjoquist, Kevin (Wendy Van Der Geest) De Witt, and Darin (Michele) De Witt; a former daughter-in-law, Wendy De Witt; grandchildren: Sara (Derek) Van Der Horst, Robin Beresford, Jeff (fiancé Kaitlin) Beresford, Ben (girlfriend Taylor) Sjoquist, Jennifer Sjoquist, Joshua (Meghan) De Witt, Aaron De Witt, Holly (Elliot) Arft, Connor De Witt, and Ember De Witt; great grandchildren: Lucas, Taylor, Owen, Alexis, Chase, and McCoy; three sisters: Rose (Ken) Huss, Mary Brown, and Theresa Halverson; two brothers: Bill (Dorothy) De Witt and Frank De Witt; a sister-in-law, Carol De Witt; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Tony was preceded in death by his parents; his mother and father-in-law; a brother, Bob De Witt; and a great grandson, Wesley. Memorial services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, June 7, 2016, at Christ the King Lutheran Church, 601 S. Washington Street, Combined Locks. Visitation will be at the church TONIGHT, Monday evening, from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. and again on Tuesday morning from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in Tony's name. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The De Witt family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah, especially the ICU nurses and Chaplain Mark for their compassionate care. Dad, you can finally rest from helping and worrying about your kids and grandchildren; you have magnificently passed us the torch. Thanks for all of your love, guidance and help. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from June 4 to June 6, 2016 | DeWitt, Anton (I202882)
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| 11583 | Anton Carls - 29 Aug 1842 - abt 1806 - 36 - Male - Antwerp, Belgium - - - - Maria Louisa - New York, New York - - 5 Anna Carls - 29 Aug 1842 - abt 1807 - 35 - Female - Antwerp, Belgium - - - - Maria Louisa - New York, New York - - 6 Anna Carls - 29 Aug 1842 - abt 1829 - 13 - Female - Antwerp, Belgium - - - - Maria Louisa - New York, New York - - 7 Anton Carls - 29 Aug 1842 - abt 1832 - 10 - Male - Antwerp, Belgium - - - - Maria Louisa - New York, New York - - 8 Agnes Carls - 29 Aug 1842 - abt 1838 - 4 - Female - Antwerp, Belgium - - - - Maria Louisa - New York, New York - - 9 Nicolas Carls - 29 Aug 1842 - abt 1841 - 1 - Male - Antwerp, Belgium - - - - Maria Louis | Karls, Anton (I177007)
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| 11584 | Anton Carls - 39 Caroline Carls - 28 Elizabeth Carls - 14 Anna Carls - 12 Mary Carls - 10 Teresa Carls - 8 Josephine Carls - 67 | Karls, Anton (I121941)
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| 11585 | Anton Chopin lost his life in the wood yard at the Badger mill shortly after 1 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. He had just commenced to assist in unloading a car load of pulp timber, and in carrying the second stick from the car to the pile. He slipped from the plank used to walk on and fell to the ground, a distance of about ten feet. The heavy piece of wood which he had on his shoulder followed, the butt end striking his head and crushing it to the ground where he struck. | Chopin, Anthony (I144832)
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| 11586 | Anton Christ? | Christel, Anton (I128826)
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| 11587 | Anton Cornelinson 51 Nellie Cornelinson 50 Martin Cornelinson 21 John Cornelinson 19 Minnie Cornelinson 14 Mary Cornelinson 12 Anton CORNELINSON Self M M W 51 HOLLAND Farmer HOLLA ND HOLLAND Nellie CORNELINSON Wife M F W 50 HOLLAND Keep House HO LLAND HOLLAND Martin CORNELINSON Son S M W 21 WI Farm Labor HOLLA ND HOLLAND John CORNELINSON Son S M W 19 WI Farm Laborer HOLLA ND HOLLAND Minnie CORNELINSON Dau S F W 14 WI At School HOLLA ND HOLLAND Mary CORNELINSON Dau S F W 12 WI At School HOLLAND H OLLAND Census Place Freedom, Outagamie, Wisconsin Family History Library Fi lm 1255440 NA Film Number T9-1440 Page Number 196D | Cornelissen, Anton (I63562)
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| 11588 | Anton Cornelinson 51 Nellie Cornelinson 50 Martin Cornelinson 21 John Cornelinson 19 Minnie Cornelinson 14 Mary Cornelinson 12 | DeGroot, Petronella "Nellie" (I58732)
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| 11589 | Anton Cornelinson 51 Nellie Cornelinson 50 Martin Cornelinson 21 John Cornelinson 19 Minnie Cornelinson 14 Mary Cornelinson 12 | Cornelissen, Maria (I63803)
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| 11590 | Anton Cornelinson 51 Nellie Cornelinson 50 Martin Cornelinson 21 John Cornelinson 19 Minnie Cornelinson 14 Mary Cornelinson 12 | Cornelissen, Martin (I64330)
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| 11591 | Anton Cornelinson 51 Nellie Cornelinson 50 Martin Cornelinson 21 John Cornelinson 19 Minnie Cornelinson 14 Mary Cornelinson 12 | Cornelius, John (I65098)
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| 11592 | Anton Cornelinson 51 Nellie Cornelinson 50 Martin Cornelinson 21 John Cornelinson 19 Minnie Cornelinson 14 Mary Cornelinson 12 | Cornelissen, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (I65099)
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| 11593 | Anton Cornelissen Petronella Cornelissen Martin Cornelissen John Cornelissen Minnie Cornelissen Maria Cornelissen | DeGroot, Petronella "Nellie" (I58732)
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| 11594 | Anton Cornelissen Petronella Cornelissen Martin Cornelissen John Cornelissen Minnie Cornelissen Maria Cornelissen | Cornelissen, Anton (I63562)
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| 11595 | Anton Cornelissen Petronella Cornelissen Martin Cornelissen John Cornelissen Minnie Cornelissen Maria Cornelissen | Cornelissen, Maria (I63803)
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| 11596 | Anton Cornelissen Petronella Cornelissen Martin Cornelissen John Cornelissen Minnie Cornelissen Maria Cornelissen | Cornelissen, Martin (I64330)
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| 11597 | Anton Cornelissen Petronella Cornelissen Martin Cornelissen John Cornelissen Minnie Cornelissen Maria Cornelissen | Cornelius, John (I65098)
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| 11598 | Anton Cornelissen Petronella Cornelissen Martin Cornelissen John Cornelissen Minnie Cornelissen Maria Cornelissen | Cornelissen, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (I65099)
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| 11599 | Anton Coven 53 Nellie Coven 48 Henry Coven 21 Hattie Coven 17 Marie Coven 16 Minnie Coven 15 Joseph Coven 13 Josephine Coven 8 | Coenen, Antone J. (I66210)
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| 11600 | Anton Dahr Anna Dahr Sylverius Dahr Edmund Dahr Norbert Dahr Loretta Dahr Alvin Dahr Viola Dahr Mary A Dahr Lorinda Dahr | Dohr, Anton (I176861)
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| 11601 | Anton De Werd 47 Frances De Werd 45 Hattie De Werd 19 Gerturde De Werd 17 Beldina De Werd 16 John De Werd 14 Harry De Werd 13 Frances De Werd 10 Anton De Werd 9 George De Werd 7 Catherine De Werd 7 Mary De Werd 6 | deWerd, Anton (I45809)
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| 11602 | Anton De Werd Frances De Werd Hattie De Werd Gertrude De Werd Beldina De Werd John De Werd Harry De Werd Frances Dewerd Anton Dewerd George Dewerd Catherine Dewerd Mary Dewerd | deWerd, Bernadina "or Beldina" (I93483)
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| 11603 | Anton De Witt 30 Bertha De Witt 25 Adrian De Witt 6 Johanna De Witt 4 Gousivina De Witt 2 Amelia De Witt 4/12 Peter Van Murne 23 | DeWildt, Anton (I66728)
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| 11604 | Anton Deboot 45 Johana Deboot 44 Bellebang Deboot 17 Joseph Deboot 15 Francis Deboot 13 Mary Deboot 11 Josephine Deboot 4 Frank Deboot 2 | DeBoth, Anton (I134577)
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| 11605 | Anton Deboot Johana Deboot Bellebang Deboot Joseph Deboot Francis Deboot Mary Deboot Josephine Deboot Frank Deboot | DeBoth, Joseph (I33841)
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| 11606 | Anton Debrower 55 Mary Debrower 57 Joseph Debrower 25 Lizzie Debrower 19 Charles Debrower 16 Lewis Debrower 16 Minnie Debrower 12 | DeBrouwer, Anton (I49558)
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| 11607 | Anton Delaat Katheryn Delaat | Klarner, Katherine (I179970)
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| 11608 | Anton Derks Gertrude Derks William Derks Theodore Derks John Derks | Derks, Anton (I136350)
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| 11609 | Anton Derks Gertrude Derks William Derks Theodore Derks John Derks | Derks, William (I136953)
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| 11610 | Anton Derks Gertrude Derks | Derks, Anton (I136350)
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| 11611 | Anton Derus Jessie Derus Joseph Derus Mary Derus Lucy Derus Katie Derus Francis Derus | Derus, Anton (I136901)
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| 11612 | Anton Derus Jessie Derus Joseph Derus Mary Derus Lucy Derus Katie Derus Francis Derus | Czyzak, Josephine (I136902)
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| 11613 | Anton Derus Jessie Derus Joseph Derus Mary Derus Lucy Derus Katie Derus Francis Derus | Unknown, Frances (I190899)
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| 11614 | Anton Desord Mary Desord Agnes Desord William Desord Edna Desord Lillian Desord Rosa Desord | Dessort, Anton (I183679)
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| 11615 | Anton Desort Mary Desort Alberta Desort William Desort Edna Desort | Dessort, Anton (I183679)
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| 11616 | Anton Dessart Mary Dessart Edna Dessart Evelyn Dessart | Dessort, Anton (I183679)
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| 11617 | Anton Dessert Mary Dessert Agnes Dessert William Dessert Edna Dessert Lillian Dessert Rosy Dessert Rudolph Dessert Helen Dessert Oswald Dessert | Dessort, Anton (I183679)
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| 11618 | Anton Dewerd Fransis Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1872 Holland Head Fransis Dewerd Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1875 Wi fe Harry Dewerd Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1908 Son Anton Dewerd Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1912 Son George Dewerd Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1913 Son Catherine Dewerd Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1913 Daughter Mary Dewerd Buchanan, Outagamie, WI abt 1915 Daughter | deWerd, Anton (I45809)
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| 11619 | Anton Dewitt Minnie Dewitt Mary Dewitt Rosella Dewitt Anton C Dewitt Frank Dewitt Robert Dewitt Theresa Dewitt | DeGroot, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (I79005)
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| 11620 | Anton Dewitt Minnie Dewitt Mary Dewitt Rosella Dewitt Anton C Dewitt Frank Dewitt Robert Dewitt Theresa Dewitt | DeWitt, Anton (I108256)
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| 11621 | Anton Dietzler 52 Anna J Dietzler 25 Tracey A Dietzler 20 Maggie C Dietzler 18 Freda K Dietzler 13 Waloc l Mckols 33 | Dietzler, Anton (I101105)
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| 11622 | Anton Dietzler and Anna Hartzheim were married at Holy Angels on 11/17/1874. No parents were listed. | Family: Dietzler, Anton / Hartzheim, Anna (F33019)
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| 11623 | Anton Dietzler and Minnie Rausch were married at Holy Angeles on 5/21/1901. Anton Dietzler was listed with a date of birth as 2/25/1873 and his parents were Jacob Dietzler and Eva Schumacher. Minnie Rausch has a birth date listed as 11/7/1872 and her parents were Jacob Rausch and Elizabeth Van Greesfern (?). The spelling of Elizabeth's last name was not completely clear. | Family: Dietzler, Anton / Rausch, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (F58147)
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| 11624 | Anton Dietzler Dies In Green Bay Anton Dietzler Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/21/1936 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Dietzler, Anton (I101105)
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| 11625 | Anton Dietzler Wilhemina Dietzler Geneiveive Dietzler Zita Dietzler Eunice Dietzler | Dietzler, Anton (I67739)
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| 11626 | Anton Dohr Anna Dohr Norbert J Dohr Lorretta Dohr Alvin Dohr Viola Dohr Mary Anna Dohr Lorraine Dohr Alveria Dohr | Dohr, Anton (I176861)
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| 11627 | Anton Dohr Anna Dohr Lorena Dohr Alvera Dohr | Dohr, Anton (I176861)
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| 11628 | Anton Dorschner Ida P Dorschner Arthur P Dorschner Violes J Dorschner Alice L Dorschner | Dorschner, Arthur Phillip (I140199)
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| 11629 | Anton Duker 38 Cattron Duker 38 Oscar M Duker 11 Margret I Ducker 10 Emmet J Ducker 1 | Decker, Anton (I150278)
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| 11630 | Anton Duss Caroline Duss Catharine Duss Joseph Duss | Duss, Joseph (I78503)
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| 11631 | Anton E Giebisch Hattie Giebisch Milton Giebisch Alice Giebisch [4 2/12] Herbert Giebisch [10/12] | Giebisch, Anton (I4090)
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| 11632 | Anton E Giebisch Hattie Giebisch Milton Giebisch Alice Giebisch [4 2/12] Herbert Giebisch [10/12] | Giebisch, Alice (I322891)
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| 11633 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanLieshout, Kenneth (I35004)
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| 11634 | Anton Ebben Henietta Ebben Rosa Ebben Arnold Ebben Annie Ebben Frank Ebben Gertrude Ebben Robert Ebben | Ebben, Frank H. (I39146)
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| 11635 | Anton Ebben Henietta Ebben Rosa Ebben Arnold Ebben Annie Ebben Frank Ebben Gertrude Ebben Robert Ebben | Ebben, Anton (I118607)
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| 11636 | Anton Ebben Arnold Ebben Anna L Ebben Frank H Ebben Gertrude Ebben | Ebben, Frank H. (I39146)
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| 11637 | Anton Ebert Odelia Ebert Ceclia Ebert | Ebert, Anton (I112410)
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| 11638 | Anton Ellenbecker 63 Abbie Ellenbecker 58 Rillis Batzler 19 Julia Butter 48 | Garvey, Mary (I95402)
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| 11639 | Anton Ellenbecker 63 Abbie Ellenbecker 58 Rillis Batzler 19 Julia Butter 48 | Ellenbecker, Anthony (I95403)
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| 11640 | Anton Ellenbecker 7/30/1920 Post Crescent 7/31/1920 5 | Ellenbecker, Anton (I53400)
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| 11641 | Anton Ellenbecker Abbey Ellenbecker Julia Butler Billye Batzler | Ellenbecker, Anton (I121100)
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| 11642 | Anton Ellenbecker Abbey Ellenbecker Julia Butler Billye Batzler | Butler, Abigail "Abbie" (I186042)
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| 11643 | Anton Ermers - 34 Lucy Ermers - 29 Marten Dujuan - 6 Anton Dujuan - 3 [3 1/12] John Dujuan - 1 [1 11/12] Theodore Dujuan - 0 [11/12] | Ermers, Anton (I140128)
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| 11644 | Anton Essler Annie Essler Bennie Essler Irie Essler Jennie Essler Peter Essler Mary Essler Rose Essler Not Yet Named Essler [0/12] | Esler, Anton (I137364)
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| 11645 | Anton EWELT Self M Male W 40 PRUS Farmer PRUS PRUS Anna EWELT Wife M Female W 43 PRUS Keeping House PRUS PRU S Bernard EWELT Son S Male W 9 WI Scholar PRUS PRUS Dina EWELT Dau S Female W 7 WI PRUS PRUS Gerdrud EWELT Dau S Female W 6 WI PRUS PRUS Mary EWELT Dau S Female W 4 WI PRUS PRUS Anna RICHTER SDau S Female W 15 WI At Home PRUS PRUS Henry BRINKMAN FatherL M Male W 76 PRUS At Home PRUS PRUS Wilhelmina BRINKMAN MotherL M Female W 79 PRUS At Home PR US PRUS Census Place Jefferson, Monroe, Wisconsin Family History Library Fi lm 1255439 NA Film Number T9-1439 Page Number 205D | Ewelt, Anton (I52232)
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| 11646 | Anton EWELT Self M Male W 40 PR US Farmer PRUS PRUS Anna EWELT Wife M Female W 43 PRUS Keeping House PRUS PRU S Bernard EWELT Son S Male W 9 WI Scholar PRUS PRUS Dina EWELT Dau S Female W 7 WI PRUS PRUS Gerdrud EWELT Dau S Female W 6 WI PRUS PRUS Mary EWELT Dau S Female W 4 WI PRUS PRUS Anna RICHTER SDau S Female W 15 WI At Home PRUS PRUS Henry BRINKMAN FatherL M Male W 76 PRUS At Home PRUS PRUS Wilhelmina BRINKMAN MotherL M Female W 79 PRUS At Home PR US PRUS | Brinkman, Anna Katerina (I52230)
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| 11647 | Anton F Palms Maria Palms | Palm, Anton (I327896)
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| 11648 | Anton F Palms Maria Palms | Foerster, Maria (I328012)
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| 11649 | Anton F Ulbrich Louese Ulbrich Fred Dingeldein Dewey Dingeldein Marion Dingeldein | Dingeldein, Marion (I167833)
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| 11650 | Anton F Ulbrich Louese Ulbrich Fred Dingeldein Dewey Dingeldein Marion Dingeldein | Dingeldein, Dewey (I147345)
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| 11651 | Anton F Ulbrich Louese Ulbrich Fred Dingeldein Dewey Dingeldein Marion Dingeldein | Dingeldein, Fred H. (I146767)
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| 11652 | Anton F Ulrich 42 Louise Ulrich 42 Isabelle Ulrich 18 Vanita Ulrich 16 Carl Ulrich 15 | Ullrich, Anton F. (I145751)
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| 11653 | Anton F. Schwaller, Sr., aged 77 years, for 35 years a barber at Brillion and also engaged in the operation of a music store and a real estate office, died Sunday at his home in the village of a heart attack. He had been a resident of Brillion for 49 years. Funeral services will be held Wednesday from St. Mary's Catholic Church in Brillion, with interment in the church cemetery. The deceased was born in France in 1855 and came to this country when a young man 19 years of age. He located first at Sparta, Mich., where he took up barbering and later came to Burlington, Wis., where he was married 49 years ago to Mary Wagner of that place. They moved shortly afterwards to Brillion, then a small settlement. Mr. Schwaller opened a barber shop in Brillion which he continued to conduct for 35 years. He also operated a music store and for a number of years was engaged in the real estate business. He retired a number of years ago. The deceased was a member of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin and the Holy Name society. He was also a charter member of the Brillion fire department. Besides the widow, five daughters, Mrs. Dennis Werner, Appleton, Mrs. Arthur Neumeyer, Hilda and Mildred of Brillion and Mrs. Emanuel Scheibel, Sheboygan, five sons, Nobert of Green Bay, Raymond of Appleton, Joseph of Brillion, Anton, Jr. of Little Elkhart Lake, and Wilfred and 25 grandchildren. | Schwaller, Anton (I91346)
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| 11654 | ANTON F. ULLRICH, an enterprising young farmer of Grand Chute township, Outagamie county, owning 160 acres of good farming land, has also engaged extensively in cattle raising, and has been a resident of this section all of his life. He was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, March 3, 1876, a son of Justin and Barbara (Leish) Ullrich, natives of Germany. Justin Ullrich came to the United States at the age of nineteen years, and immediately came to Wisconsin, where for a few years he worked among the agriculturists of Grand Chute township as a farm hand, and then rented and later bought a farm one mile south of the present property of Anton F. Ullrich. Here he carried on agricultural pursuits until 1909, and in that year retired and moved to Appleton, he and his wife living in their modern home on Spencer street. They were the parents of five children, as follows: Anton F.; Mary, who married Alvin Boehme, a butcher of Appleton; Theresa, the wife of Henry H. Schlitz, also living in Appleton; Rosana, who is deceased; and Lucy, who is single and living with her parents. Anton F. Ullrich attended the district schools of Grand Chute township, and ever since he has been fourteen years old has been engaged in farming. He resided with his parents until he was married, and then took charge of the old homestead, to which he has added eighty acres, and now has all but thirty acres under cultivation. General and dairy farming has occupied his attention, and in addition to keeping a number of cows for his dairy purposes, is engaged in raising thoroughbred Holstein cattle. Mr. Ullrich also operates a threshing outfit during threshing seasons, having carried this on for the past fifteen years, and is a practical machinist and engineer. Although he is independent in politics and has not found time to enter actively into political campaigns as a candidate for any office, he takes a keen interest in local matters, and has been identified with a number of movements which have had for their object the betterment of conditions in Grand Chute township. On November 9, 1899, Mr. Ullrich was married to Louise Ebert, who was born in Appleton, May 12, 1877, daughter of William Ebert of Grand Chute township, and they have had three children: Isabel, born September 1, 1901; Vanita, born May 9, 1903; and Carl, May 5, 1904, all of whom are residing at home. | Ullrich, Anton F. (I145751)
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| 11655 | Anton F. Ullrich Born: March 3, 1876 Died: July 20, 1955 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: July 21, 1955 Section: Page: 14 Type: OB | Ullrich, Anton F. (I145751)
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| 11656 | Anton F. Utschig was buried at Holy Cross cemetery, Mt. Calvary, WI, on De c. 7, 1939. His mothers named was Anna. He died of a coronary occlusi on on Dec. 5, 1939 in Fond du Lac, WI. Tillman Anderson states that the date of birth given on his death record d oes not correspond to that found on his baptismal record in the Dioce se of Green Bay Archieves. His death record states that he was a retir ed hardware merchant. Informant was Esther Utschig. | Utschig, Antony Frank (I76263)
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| 11657 | Anton Faust son of Mr & Mrs. Nicolas Faust died at home on the Island Thur sday, age 21 yrs afflicted with lung trouble. 1899 Kaukauna Sun dated 1/27/1899Anthony Faust aged 21 died at the home of his father Nic Faust yesterday. | Faust, Anton P. (I3689)
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| 11658 | Anton Feldkamp Mary Feldkamp Eugene Feldkamp Vencent Feldkamp Evylan Feldkamp Richard Kerkohf | Feldkamp, Anthony Cornelius (I661)
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| 11659 | Anton Forster Theresa Forster Harold Forster Florence Forster Rose Mary Forster [3 6/12] George Forster [8/12] | Forster, Harold (I172748)
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| 11660 | Anton Frantz Eva Frantz Kate Frantz Rosa Frantz John Wester John Karls | Karrels, John (I171706)
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| 11661 | Anton Frederick Eunice Frederick Carlton Frederick | Fredericks, Anton (I316516)
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| 11662 | Anton Fritsch Mary Fritsch | Unknown, Mary (I158344)
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| 11663 | Anton Fritsch Mary Fritsch | Fritsch, Anton (I158361)
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| 11664 | Anton Fritsch Marria Fritsch | Fritsch, Anton (I323696)
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| 11665 | Anton Fritsch Mary Fritsch Isabella Fritsch Irene Fritsch Arthur Fritsch Paul Fritsch | Fritsch, Anton (I158361)
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| 11666 | Anton Fritsch Mary Fritsch Arthur Fritsch | Fritsch, Arthur (I149481)
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| 11667 | Anton Fritsch Mary Fritsch Arthur Fritsch | Fritsch, Anton (I158361)
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| 11668 | Anton Fritsch Mary Fritsch | Fritsch, Anton (I323696)
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| 11669 | Anton G Marquardt Friedericka Marquardt Lucile Marquardt Doris Marquardt | Marquardt, Dr. Gustav E. (I199499)
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| 11670 | Anton Gauerke Sr. Frida Gauerke Alfred Gauerke Erwin Gauerke Anton Gauerke Jr. Herbert Gauerke Rudolph Gauerke Martin Gauerke [6/12] | Gauerke, Anton (I200169)
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| 11671 | Anton Gauerke Frida Gauerke Alfred Gauerke Erwin Gauerke Anton Gauerke Herbert Gauerke | Gauerke, Anton (I200169)
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| 11672 | Anton Gauerke Frida Gauerke Rudolph Gauerke Martin Gauerke Hildagard Gauerke Emma Gauerke Gerhard Gauerke Gertrude Gauerke | Gauerke, Emma Louise (I199876)
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| 11673 | Anton Gauerke Frida Gauerke Rudolph Gauerke Martin Gauerke Hildagard Gauerke Emma Gauerke Gerhard Gauerke Gertrude Gauerke | Gauerke, Anton (I200169)
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| 11674 | Anton Geisen Josephine Geisen John Geisen | Giesen, Anton (I138949)
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| 11675 | Anton Georgi Barbara Georgi Lawrence Georgi Bernard Georgi Thresa Georgi Corine Georgi Annie Georgi Agnes Georgi Joseph Georgi | Goerl, Anton (I199227)
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| 11676 | Anton Georgi Barbara Georgi Lawrence Georgi Bernard Georgi Thresa Georgi Corine Georgi Annie Georgi Agnes Georgi Joseph Georgi | Goerl, Joseph (I342284)
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| 11677 | Anton Gerlach Mary B Gerlach Peter Eiffner | Eiffner, Peter (I57677)
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| 11678 | Anton Gerrits 36 Anna Gerrits 24 Eva Gerrits 7 Agnes Gerrits 5 Elbert Gerrits 4 Peter Gerrits 2 Sadie Gerrits 1 Marvin Nagens 22 Frank Vanderwater 24 | Gerrits, Anton (I109462)
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| 11679 | Anton Gerrits 5/30/1872 8/26/1957 Post Crescent 8/27/1957 28 | Gerrits, Anton (I3616)
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| 11680 | Anton Gibb Agnes Gibb Mathew Gibb John Gibb Elisabeth Gibb Kate Gibb Louis Gibb | Gipp, Anton (I323002)
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| 11681 | Anton Gibb Agnes Gibb Mathew Gibb John Gibb Elisabeth Gibb Kate Gibb Louis Gibb | Gipp, John (I323000)
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| 11682 | Anton Giesen 5/23/1894 3/1/1967 Post Crescent 3/2/1967 B 12 | Giesen, Anton (I138949)
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| 11683 | Anton Gitter Anna Gitter Bertha Gitter Mary Gitter Richard Gitter Ludwig Gitter George Gitter Albert Gitter Louina Gitter | Gitter, Albert (I157665)
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| 11684 | Anton Gitter Anna Gitter Frank Gitter Bertha Gitter Richard Gitter Louis Gitter Geo Gitter Alone Gitter Larina Gitter Loth Gitter Rachel M Mcnutt Alwa Hamilton | Gitter, Ludwig (I157648)
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| 11685 | Anton Gitter Anna Gitter Frank Gitter Bertha Gitter Richard Gitter Louis Gitter Geo Gitter Alone Gitter Larina Gitter Loth Gitter Rachel M Mcnutt Alwa Hamilton | Gitter, Anton (I157654)
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| 11686 | Anton Gitter Anna Gitter Frank Gitter Bertha Gitter Richard Gitter Louis Gitter Geo Gitter Alone Gitter Larina Gitter Loth Gitter Rachel M Mcnutt Alwa Hamilton | Gitter, Alvina (I186621)
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| 11687 | Anton Gitter Anna Gitter Mary Gitter Louis Gitter George Gilter Albert Gilter Lovina Gilter Lothar Gilter | Gitter, Ludwig (I157648)
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| 11688 | Anton Goerl Lawrence Goerl Bernard Goerl Joseph Goerl | Goerl, Joseph (I342284)
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| 11689 | Anton Goman 57 Hannah Goman 40 Anna Goman 12 John Goman 10 Mary Goman 9 Francis Goman 8 Peter Goman 6 Cathrine Goman 5 Crestina Goman 3 Hibbard Goman 1 | Goemans, Anton (I122063)
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| 11690 | Anton Graef Lena Graef Edward A. Graef Leonard G. Graef Frank C. Graef Lizzie Graef | Graef, Adeline (I312069)
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| 11691 | Anton Graef Lena Graef Adeline Graef Lothar Graef Melda Graef | Graef, Adeline (I312069)
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| 11692 | Anton Graef Lena Graef Melda Graef Adeline Kanouse Mary K Kanouse | Graef, Adeline (I312069)
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| 11693 | Anton Green Mary Green Walter Green Clifford Green Lorane Green John Green Mary Green | Green, Clifford (I5838)
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| 11694 | Anton Green, 68, Grand Chute, died at 4 o'clock Saturday morning after an illness of three months. He vas born-in Outagamie-Co and made his home here all his life. Survivors are the widow, four daughters, Mrs. Anna Miller, Neenah; Mrs. Elsie Krielkamp, Milwaukee; Mrs. Loraine Keating Menasha; Miss Mae Green,. Appleton; four, sons, Nick, John, Appleton; Walter;. Milwaukee; Clifford, Los Angeles, Calif; ten grandchildren,- one great grandchild; four brothers, Peter, John, Joseph, Freedom; Nicholas, Califor- nia. The body was taken to the Brettschneider Funeral home where it may be viewed from 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon until -8:30 Monday morning. The "funeral will be held at 9-o'clock Monday morning from St. Therese church with the Rev. M. L. Hauch officiating. Burial will take place-in St. Joseph cemetery. The rosary will be recited , at 8 o'clock Sunday night at the funeral home. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, October 11, 1930 | Page 4 | Green, Anton (I5688)
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| 11695 | Anton Green Mary Green Hanna Green George Green Nicholas Green Annie Green Walter Green Elsie Green | Green, Anton (I5688)
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| 11696 | Anton Green Katherine Green John Green Hattie Green Jose Green Joseph V Green Annie Green Amel Green | Green, Antone (I5319)
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| 11697 | Anton Green Mary Green Walter Green Clifford Green Lorane Green John Green Mary Green | Green, Anton (I5688)
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| 11698 | Anton Green | Green, Anton (I5688)
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| 11699 | Anton Groh Anna Groh Anna L Groh Peter Groh Frank Groh Maggie Groh Margereta Herr | Groh, Peter (I198490)
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| 11700 | Anton Grun Catherine Grun John Grun T Hattie Grun Rosa Grun N Joseph Grun Henry Grun Annie Grun Hobert Young | Green, Antone (I5319)
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| 11701 | Anton H Frank 48 Dorothea Frank 45 Harold H Frank 24 Genafava H Frank 22 Orville C Frank 19 Emmet A Frank 17 Elaine R Frank 14 | Frank, Anton H. (I158057)
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| 11702 | Anton H Mueller Gertrude Mueller Cleopha Mueller George Mueller Jake Mueller Bonita Mueller Clarence Mueller Norbert Holzshuk Odie Holzshuk | Holzschuh, Gertrude (I6854)
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| 11703 | Anton H Mueller Gertrude Mueller Cleopha Mueller George Mueller Jake Mueller Bonita Mueller Clarence Mueller Norbert Holzshuk Odie Holzshuk | Mueller, Anton H. (I6864)
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| 11704 | Anton H Mueller Gertrude Mueller Cleopha Mueller George Mueller Jake Mueller Bonita Mueller Clarence Mueller Norbert Holzshuk Odie Holzshuk | Mueller, George P. (I6865)
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| 11705 | Anton H. VanDynHoven 8/27/1904 11/26/1974 Post Crescent 11/27/1974 B 6 | VanDynHoven, Anton H. (I113132)
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| 11706 | Anton Haberman Theresa Haberman Bertha Haberman | Habermann, Anton (I146736)
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| 11707 | Anton Habermann Theresa Habermann Mary T Habermann Joseph A Habermann Agnes C Habermann Anna C Habermann Ferdinand Habermann Bertha Habermann | Habermann, Anna (I133625)
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| 11708 | Anton Habermann Theresa Habermann Mary T Habermann Joseph A Habermann Agnes C Habermann Anna C Habermann Ferdinand Habermann Bertha Habermann | Habermann, Joseph (I146722)
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| 11709 | Anton Habermann Theresa Habermann Mary T Habermann Joseph A Habermann Agnes C Habermann Anna C Habermann Ferdinand Habermann Bertha Habermann | Habermann, Anton (I146736)
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| 11710 | Anton Harmon Helen Harmon Florence Harmon Raymond Harmon Alice Haiman | Heiman, Antone Jacob (I108898)
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| 11711 | Anton Hauser Mary Hauser John Hauser Michkel Hauser Mathais Hauser Anton Hauser Susan Hauser Peter Hauser Peter Hauser | Hauser, Anton (I171284)
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| 11712 | Anton Heiman Heler Heiman | Heiman, Antone Jacob (I108898)
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| 11713 | Anton Heitkemper Mary K Heitkemper Tracy M De Vore John B Honeyman Clara E Honeyman | Heitkemper, Clara E. (I21803)
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| 11714 | Anton Helf Thresa Helf Robert J Helf Martha Helf George Helf Frank Helf Mary Helf | Helf, Anton (I308701)
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| 11715 | Anton Helf Gertrude Helf Mary M Helf Theresa Helf Matthias Helf Jacob Helf John Helf George Helf John P Helf | Lohner, Gertrude (I200089)
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| 11716 | Anton Helf Gertrude Helf Mary M Helf Theresa Helf Matthias Helf Jacob Helf John Helf George Helf John P Helf | Helf, John (I200695)
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| 11717 | Anton Helf Theresia Helf Robert Helf Martha Helf George Helf Frank Helf Anton Helf Alfred Helf | Helf, Anton (I308701)
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| 11718 | Anton Helf Gertrude Helf Mary M Helf Theresa Helf Matthias Helf Jacob Helf John Helf George Helf John P Helf | Helf, Anton (I200088)
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| 11719 | Anton Helmrath Lina Helmrath Lina Helmrath Peter Helmrath Andrew Helmrath Amelia Helmrath | Bauer, Mary Magdeline (I164053)
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| 11720 | Anton Helmrath Lina Helmrath Lina Helmrath Peter Helmrath Andrew Helmrath Amelia Helmrath | Helmrath, Anton (I164054)
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| 11721 | Anton Helmrath Lina Helmrath Lina Helmrath Peter Helmrath Andrew Helmrath Amelia Helmrath | Helmrath, Peter (I175979)
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| 11722 | Anton Henes 38 Dora Henes 33 Elizabeth Henes 11 Annie Henes 9 George Henes 7 Ruppert Henes 4 Anton Henes 1 | Henes, Anton (I144937)
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| 11723 | Anton Henes 55 Dora Henes 52 Anton Henes 21 Mikel Henes 16 Max Henes 14 Joseph Henes 12 Ella Henes 9 | Henes, Louis Michael (I153502)
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| 11724 | Anton Henes Clara Henes Kathrine Henes | Henes, J. Anton (I153501)
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| 11725 | Anton Henes Clara Henes Kathrine Henes | Strohm, Clara (I153506)
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| 11726 | ANTON HENES, who is now carrying on farming and stockraising on a fine property of 144 acres situated on section 34, Seymour township, has been a resident of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, for nearly forty-five years and during this time has taken a prominent part in the growth and development of this section. Mr. Henes was born October 2, 1844, in Gamertingen, Hohenzollern, Sigmaringen, Germany, a son of Ezisebias and Ursula (Goggel) Henes. His brother, John, came to the United States in 1871, and his sister Mary some time later with her parents. Anton Henes came to America in 1866, on September 11 of which year he landed at New York. He had learned the trade of harness maker in his native country, and after locating in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, he worked at that occupation one year, after which he opened a shop of his own on Grove street, but in a little over a year moved to Germantown, where he remained for four or five months. Mr. Henes then went to Osborne township, in Outagamie county and opened the first saloon in this section, but after one year disposed of it and bought forty acres of timber land in Seymour township, but after one and one-half years sold this to open the first harness shop in Seymour. Mr. Henes followed his trade in Seymour for eight or ten years and then purchased the old Columbia House, which he conducted for six years, and he was later proprietor of the Seymour Hotel, and it was while conducting this hostelry that he bought several choice properties in Seymour township, among which was his present farm of 144 acres on section 34, to which he moved about twelve years ago. Mr. Henes, who is still a strong, well-preserved man, is actively engaged in farming and stockraising, and his property is one of the most valuable in his section of the township, being equipped with a. modern residence and substantial barn and outbuildings. He is a stanch advocate of the principles of the democratic party and he has served as supervisor for eight years, justice of the peace for four years and clerk of the school board for six years. He organized the first brass band in the city of Seymour, and up to five years ago played an instrument in it himself. Mr. Henes was married in Milwaukee to Miss Dorothea Schaumberg, daughter of John Klouse and Elizabeth (Janghaus) Schaumberg, who came to the United States from Germany in 1848 and in 1866 located in Seymour township on eighty acres of wild land. Mr. Schaumberg first erected. a log house and log barn, which were later replaced by a fine modern house and stable, and on this property Mrs. Schaumberg died in 1887, aged ninety-six years and her husband in 1900, when eighty-three years of age. Their first two children, Catherine, who is now deceased, and Dorothea, the wife of Mr. Henes, were born in Germany, while the others were born in this country, namely: Elizabeth, George, Frederick, Helena, Wilhelmina and Caroline. Mr. and Mrs. Henes have been the parents of nine children: Elizabeth, born January 24, 1869, who is single; Anna Maria, born May 24, 1871, who married a Mr. Huettle; John George, born April 3, 1873, who married Mary Roeser, residing in Menominee, Michigan; Rupert, born November 5, 1875, who married Bertha Rauhn, residing in Wisconsin; J. Anton, born January 8, 1879, who married Clara Strohm, residing in Wabeno, Wisconsin; Louis Michael, born August 8, 1882, who married Anna Beyer, also living at Wabeno; and Maxmillian, born February 11, 1886; Joseph, born April 11, 1888, and Eleanor, born May 5, 1891, all living at home. | Henes, Anton (I144937)
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| 11727 | Anton Henes Dora Henes Anton Henes Mikel Henes Max Henes Joseph Henes Ella Henes | Henes, Anton (I144937)
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| 11728 | Anton Henes Dora Henes Anton Henes Mikel Henes Max Henes Joseph Henes Ella Henes | Schaumberg, Dorothea (I153496)
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| 11729 | Anton Hennes died 7/4/1912 in Seymour, born 10/21/1844 in Germany to Josp Hennes born Germany and Orvilla Jaeckel born Germany, infor Mrs. Anton Hennnes. Cause Angina Pectoris, buried 7/8/1912 Catholic Cem. | Henes, Anton (I144937)
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| 11730 | Anton Hennis Doro Hennis Lizzie Hennis | Henes, Anton (I144937)
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| 11731 | Anton Hennis Doro Hennis Lizzie Hennis | Schaumberg, Dorothea (I153496)
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| 11732 | Anton Hennis Doro Hennis Lizzie Hennis | Henes, Elizabeth (I153497)
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| 11733 | Anton Heon - 31 Mary Heon - 70 | Haen, Anton (I180411)
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| 11734 | Anton Herner Katherine Herner Joseph Herner Elexices Werner Anton Herner Edward Herner Lizzie Herner Jonorion Herner | Werner, Joseph (I107223)
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| 11735 | Anton Herting Julia Ann Herting Melvin Herting | Heiting, Antone (I11140)
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| 11736 | Anton Hesner Mary Hesner Anleton Hesner Kenneth Hesner Arline Hesner Leon Hesner Donald Hesner Rone Hesner | Werner, Anton G. (I107217)
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| 11737 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Werner, Donald (I107221)
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| 11738 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Werner, Ronald P. (I107222)
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| 11739 | Anton Hetzer Anna Hetzer Theresa Hetzer Mary Hetzer Andrew Hetzer George Hetzer Katie Hetzer Annie Hetzer Emma Hetzer Frank Hetzer | Hetzer, Anton (I323278)
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| 11740 | Anton Hetzer Anna Hetzer Theresa Hetzer Mary Hetzer Andrew Hetzer George Hetzer Katie Hetzer Annie Hetzer Emma Hetzer Frank Hetzer | Hetzer, Theresa (I323725)
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| 11741 | Anton Hetzer Anna Hetzer Theresa Hetzer Mary Hetzer Andrew Hetzer George Hetzer Katie Hetzer Annie Hetzer Emma Hetzer Frank Hetzer | Hetzer, Katherine (I156372)
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| 11742 | Anton Hetzer Anna Hetzer Theresa Hetzer Mary Hetzer Andrew Hetzer George Hetzer Katie Hetzer Annie Hetzer Emma Hetzer Frank Hetzer | Hetzer, George (I323279)
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| 11743 | Anton Hetzer Anna Hetzer Theresa Hetzer Mary Hetzer Andrew Hetzer George Hetzer Katie Hetzer Annie Hetzer Emma Hetzer Frank Hetzer | Hetzer, Mary (I323723)
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| 11744 | Anton Hetzer Anna Hetzer Theresa Hetzer Mary Hetzer Andrew Hetzer George Hetzer Katie Hetzer Annie Hetzer Emma Hetzer Frank Hetzer | Hetzer, Andrew (I323726)
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| 11745 | Anton Hoersch Born: August 20, 1882 Died: January 2, 1945 Place of Birth: Marshfield, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 2, 1945 Section: Page: 7 Type: OB | Hoersch, Anton (I98719)
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| 11746 | Anton Hoersch 27 Delia Hoersch 23 Johnie A Hoersch 3 Edward Hoersch 1 | Hoersch, Anton (I98719)
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| 11747 | Anton Hoersch 48 Delia A Hoersch 43 Edward V Hoersch 21 Mary A Hoersch 18 Isabelle V Hoersch 17 Stella G Hoersch 14 Herbert H Hoersch 4 8/12 Eugene B Hoersch 2 2/12 Sylvester A Hoersch 4/12 | Hoersch, Anton (I98719)
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| 11748 | Anton Hoes Mary Hoes | Hoes, Anton (I125441)
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| 11749 | Anton Hoffman Susan Hoffman Joseph Hoffman Mary Hoffman John Hoffman Mary Hoffman | Hoffman, Anton (I334004)
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| 11750 | Anton Hoffmann 39 Emma Hoffmann 39 Ralph Hoffmann 12 Arneacil Hoffmann 10 Rosemary Hoffmann 6 Marvin Hoffmann 1 8/12 | Hoffmann, Marvin J. (I199956)
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| 11751 | Anton Hoffmann 39 Emma Hoffmann 39 Ralph Hoffmann 12 Arneacil Hoffmann 10 Rosemary Hoffmann 6 Marvin Hoffmann 1 8/12 | Hoffmann, Anton (I200859)
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| 11752 | Anton Hoffmann 53 Margaretta Hoffmann 43 John Hoffmann 21 Elisabeth Hoffmann 14 Peter Hoffmann 13 Casper Hoffmann 11 Anna Hoffmann 10 Toni Hoffmann 8 Christina Hoffmann 5 Peter J. J. Hoffmann 3 | Unknown, Margareta (I334003)
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| 11753 | Anton Hoffmann 53 Margaretta Hoffmann 43 John Hoffmann 21 Elisabeth Hoffmann 14 Peter Hoffmann 13 Casper Hoffmann 11 Anna Hoffmann 10 Toni Hoffmann 8 Christina Hoffmann 5 Peter J. J. Hoffmann 3 | Hoffman, Anton (I334004)
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| 11754 | Anton Hoffmann Emma Hoffmann Ralph Hoffmann [2 4/12] Annacille Hoffmann [2/12] | Hoffmann, Anton (I200859)
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| 11755 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hoffmann, Ralph (I200860)
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| 11756 | ANTON HOIER Funeral services for Anton Hoier, 62, who committed suicide Thursday morning, will be held at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon from the home of his nephew, Robert Burns, town of Ellington, with the Rev. L. T. Foreman in charge. Burial will be at Hortonville. The body will be removed from the I. E. Schmidt undertaking parlors, Hortonville, to the home Saturday morning. Hoier, an unmarried man living with his nephew, shot himself through the heart with a shotgun Thursday morning. The body was found by Mr. Burns at 12:30 when he went in search of his uncle. It is thought that approaching blindness caused the despondency that prompted the act. Hoier, who came to this country from Austria at the age of seven weeks, is survived by three, brothers, Frank and Wenzel of Hortonville and Charles of Texas, and two sisters, Mrs. Peter Schmit of Appleton Mrs. Fred Barnum of Stephensville. Page Four, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Friday Evening, May 23,1930 | Hoier, Anton (I144925)
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| 11757 | ANTON HOIER, who has been a lifelong resident of Ellington township, Outagamie county, and is now engaged in cultivating the soil of a fine general and dairy farm, was born June 17, 1866, in Ellington township, and is a son of Frank Joseph and Catherine Hoier, natives of Germany who came to the United States with their six children, settling at once in Ellington township, where both spent the remainder of their lives, Mr. Hoier passing away in 1887 and his wife in 1905. They had two other children after locating in the United States, of whom one was Anton, and he received his education in the district schools in the neighborhood of his father's farm. As soon as he was able to do his share of the work on the home place, he began to assist his father, spending his spare time in attendance at school and gaining a good, practical education. As a youth and young man he worked for his father, and when the latter's health failed, the management of the home place fell to the lot of young Hoier, who purchased the property in 1903. Since that time he has made numerous improvements, including the erection of a good, comfortable modern residence, in which he lives with his youngest sister, Matilda, who keeps house for him, Mr. Hoier being unmarried. He has carried on general farming and dairy work, and his operations have been so successful as to stamp him as one of the able agriculturists of this section. He is a good neighbor and a public spirited citizen, and has the confidence, esteem and friendship of his fellow townsmen. | Hoier, Anton (I144925)
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| 11758 | Anton Hoppman Margaret Hoppman Joseph Hoppman Mary Hoppman John Hoppman Mary Hoppman Catharine Hoppman Elizabeth Hoppman Kate Hoppman Casper Hoppman Vickut peter Hoppman Mary Hoppman | Unknown, Margareta (I334003)
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| 11759 | Anton Hoppman Margaret Hoppman Joseph Hoppman Mary Hoppman John Hoppman Mary Hoppman Catharine Hoppman Elizabeth Hoppman Kate Hoppman Casper Hoppman Vickut peter Hoppman Mary Hoppman | Hoffman, Anton (I334004)
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| 11760 | Anton Horn and Magdalena Moehn Anton Horn and bride who were recently married at Clintonville, have arrived here and will make their home on the Horn farm. The bride was formerly Mrs. Henry Shankey nee: Magdalena Moehn and is well known here. Their many friends wish them good luck and happiness. | Family: Horn, Anton / Moehn, Magdelena (F56616)
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| 11761 | Anton immigrated to America from Bavaria. He was engaged to marry Catherine (maiden name?) before he left Germany. He came to America first, and then sent for Catherine. When she arrived in America, she had three sons with her, that weren't Antons. He did marry Catherine anyway. The three boys that came from Germany moved out when they were old enough, and no one knows where they went (this is per Gert Dombrowski---Anton and Catherine's granddaughter). After he had a family in Menasha, WI, Anton went homesteading in Sparta, WI. The story is told that on the way home one evening to his homestead, he was driving a team of horses, and kept hearing what sounded like a woman crying. He kept calling out to see if anyone needed help. He got home, put his horses in the barn and went to bed. In the morning there were scratch marks all around the base of his cabin (log cabin?). It was a panther (cougar) that he heard in the woods. It isn't clear if he is buried near Sparta, or if he went homesteading with his daughter, Agnes Zeininger Johnson to Paw Paw, MI, and was buried along the route. (Agnes said they buried "Pa" because he died and was all bloated). | Zeininger, Anton (I148147)
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| 11762 | Anton J Abeley Kate Abeley Verna I Abeley Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Pershing, Taylor, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4528; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 60-23 http://interactive.ancestry.com/2442/M-T0627-04528-00442/81795476?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1940usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3danton%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN_NIC%26gsln%3dabeley%26gsln_x%3dNP_NN%26msbdy%3d1866%26msbdy_x%3d1%26msbdp%3d2%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26mssng0%3dcatherine%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d81795476%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Abeley, Anton (I199802)
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| 11763 | Anton J Choudoir Lena Choudoir Anthony A Choudoir Marcella T Choudoir Gordon S Choudoir Roland F Choudoir Warren P Choudoir Harold J Choudoir | Choudoir, Anton (I174901)
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| 11764 | Anton J Coenen 65 Nellie Coenen 59 Joe Coenen 23 Josephine F Coenen 19 Heiden Ed Van Dee 23 Kate Francken 51 | Coenen, Antone J. (I66210)
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| 11765 | Anton J Gauerke Frida Gauerke | Gauerke, Anton (I200169)
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| 11766 | Anton J Heiman Helen T Heiman Raymond F Heiman Alice A Heiman | Heiman, Antone Jacob (I108898)
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| 11767 | Anton J Kabat 36 Mary Kabat 22 Annie Kabat 3 Frank Kabat 2 Hugo Plinski 23 Wenzel Kchaie 23 Emil Krejche 21 Louis Jaros 32 Charles Rudweiver 37 Charles Cenefitt 23 Andrew Jorikowortz 33 Charles Kostlari 36 Louis Ulbrich 30 Emma Turonsky 18 William Yelneine 20 Frank Berkle 33 Thomas Halverson 25 Frank Planski 17 Anton Shipper 40 Alfred Ziemer 27 | Budweiser, Charles (I178013)
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| 11768 | Anton J Kuchul Bertha Kuchul Grace Kuchul Alma Kuchul Anna Kuchul Irene Kuchul Harold Kuchul | Kuehnl, Anton (I343023)
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| 11769 | Anton J Lemke Laura B Lemke John A Lemke Marion R Lemke | Lemke, Anton J. (I119460)
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| 11770 | Anton J Lemke Laura B Lemke John A Lemke Marion R Lemke | Schulz, Laura (I119461)
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| 11771 | Anton J Lemke Laura B Lemke John A Lemke Marion R Lemke | Lemke, John Anton (I119463)
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| 11772 | Anton J Mattern Martha Mattern Richard Mattern Eugene Mattern Kenneth Mattern Gerald Mattern Theresa Mattern | Mattern, Anton (I162891)
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| 11773 | Anton J R Van Loonen Anna Van Loonen Jerome J Van Loonen Lawrence W Van Loonen Marie J Van Loonen Lorraine Van Loonen [2 5/12] Loretta Van Loonen [2 8/12] | VanLanen, Anton (I176898)
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| 11774 | Anton J Rank Clara B Rank | Rank, Anthony (I312020)
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| 11775 | Anton J Rank Clara B Rank | Rank, Anthony (I312020)
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| 11776 | Anton J Smits Helena Smits Peter Smits Anna Smits Louisa Smits Theodore Smits Mary Smits | Snyders, Helena (I91035)
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| 11777 | Anton J Tiesling - 54 Bardeen Tiesling - 39 Genevive A Tiesling - 16 Jacob A Tiesling - 14 Louis E Tiesling - 13 Esther W Tiesling - 9 Mable M Tiesling - 8 Ruth Tiesling - 6 Arthur J Tiesling - 4 3/12 | Tiesling, Anton (I139619)
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| 11778 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Tiesling, Ruth (I188464)
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| 11779 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Tiesling, Mabel (I188465)
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| 11780 | Anton J Tiesling - 54 Bardeen Tiesling - 39 Genevive A Tiesling - 16 Jacob A Tiesling - 14 Louis E Tiesling - 13 Esther W Tiesling - 9 Mable M Tiesling - 8 Ruth Tiesling - 6 Arthur J Tiesling - 4 3/12 | Tiesling, Esther W. (I188466)
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| 11781 | Anton J Tiesling - 54 Bardeen Tiesling - 39 Genevive A Tiesling - 16 Jacob A Tiesling - 14 Louis E Tiesling - 13 Esther W Tiesling - 9 Mable M Tiesling - 8 Ruth Tiesling - 6 Arthur J Tiesling - 4 3/12 | Tiesling, Genevieve (I188467)
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| 11782 | Anton J Tiesling - 54 Bardeen Tiesling - 39 Genevive A Tiesling - 16 Jacob A Tiesling - 14 Louis E Tiesling - 13 Esther W Tiesling - 9 Mable M Tiesling - 8 Ruth Tiesling - 6 Arthur J Tiesling - 4 3/12 | Tiesling, Arthur J. (I188479)
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| 11783 | Anton J Vandenberg Matilda Vandenberg Anthos Vandenberg Rose Vandenberg Geo Vandenberg John Vandenberg Mary Vandenberg Edward Vandenberg Helen Vandenberg Ethel Vandenberg Annie Vandenberg Ida Vandenberg | Vandenberg, Anthony J. (I22079)
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| 11784 | Anton J. "Tony" Rank, age 81, of 650 Madison St., Apt. 8, in Brillion, pas sed away peacefully on April 13, 2005, at Chilton Care Center followi ng a long illness. He was born July 23, 1923, in Gillett, son of the la te George and Anna (Aschenbrenner) Rank. He married Alice Cottrell on Ju ne 19, 1954. She preceded him in death on March 20, 1988. He than marri ed Helen Ott on June 6, 1989, at Peace Church in Brillion. Tony serv ed in the U.S. Army, guarding the Panama Canal. He worked at the Brilli on Iron Works until his retirement. Tony sang with the "Barbershopper s" in Brillion for many years and served as Cub Master. He was a member of the American Legion Post 126, serving as Past Commande r, was a member of the Brillion Historical Society and Holy Family Cathol ic Church in Brillion. He is survived by his wife Helen; a son and daughter-in-law, Ron (Carol) R ank of Hollandtown; his stepchildren: Sandra Meyer of Brillion; and John S eefeldt of Brillion; six grandchildren: Andrew, Shawn and Kevin Rank, Stac ie Cleveland, Katie Weiland, Kelsey Weiland; a brother, Carl Rank of Gille tt; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his first wife Alice; his daughter-in-law Dia ne Rank; two sisters: Phil DeBoth and Rose Kitzman; and two brothers: Edmu nd Rank and Leo Rank. Mass of Christian burial will be at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 16, 2005, at H oly Family Parish, 1100 W. Ryan St., Brillion, with Rev. Tom Long officiat ing. Burial will be in the Brillion Community Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the Wieting Funeral home in Brillion from 4-8 p.m. Friday, April 15 th and then at the church on Saturday from 9 a.m. until the time of servic e. There will be a prayer vigil at 7:40 p.m. on Friday evening at the funer al home. | Rank, Anton (I85838)
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| 11785 | Anton J. (sic.) Lauer, age 31, marr ied once, married ten years, born in WI, father born in Germany, mother bo rn in WI, a blacksmith by profession, owning his own shop, living with h is wife, Ada E., age 30, born in WI, married once, married for ten year s, whose parents were both born in WI, and their daughter, Nina M., age 8. | Lauer, Joseph Antonio "Anton" (I32666)
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| 11786 | Anton J. Micke, a resident of Route 3, Thor p, died suddenly at his home at 3 A.m. today. Mr. Micke was born Augu st 5, 1897 in the town or Worden, the son of Barney and Barbara Mick e. He spent his entire life in the Town of Worden where he farmed. His mar riage to Margaret Benzschawal took place in 1927 in Thorp. Mr. Micke w as a member of St. Anne's Church of Stanley and the Holy Name Society. Sur viving are his wife, Margaret; one son, Norbert at home; three daughter s, Mrs. Frank (Marie) Ciokiewicz, Stanley; Mrs. Wally (Loretta) Olenski a nd Mrs. Eugene (Rachel) Hill, both of Milwaukee. two brothers, Clarence Mi cke of Gilman and Joseph of Loyal, Wi. one sister, Mrs. Ben Kmiec, Greenwo od and 10 grand children. His parents, one daughter Rita, two brothers a nd one sister preceded him in death. .....Internment will be at St. Mary 's Cemetery. | Micke, Anton John (I11789)
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| 11787 | Anton Jochman, age 28; born in WI Annie Jochman, age 28; born in Germany Joseph Jochman, son, age 6-8/12 Leonard Jochman, son, age 4-11/12; Alyous (sic) Jochman, son, age 3-4/12; and Waldo Jochman, son, age 1-3/12 | Jochman, Anton (I134038)
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| 11788 | Anton Jochmann, age 23; Anna Jochmann, wife, age 24; born in Germany Joseph Jochmann, son, age 1, born in WI Lenard Jochmann, son, age 3/12, born in WI | Jochman, Anton (I134038)
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| 11789 | Anton Jochmann Anna Jochmann Joseph Jochmann Lenard Jochmann | Jochman, Anton (I134038)
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| 11790 | Anton Joseph SCHMIDT born Apr 20 1827 Austria, murdered Jan 3 1863 Greenville, Outagamie Co., WI married Theresa KOMMER born Jun 24 1827 Austria, died Nov 16 1907 Grand Chute Township, Outagamie Co., WI. Had children Joseph, Anton, Catherine Elisabeth Louisa, Charles, Frank. Johann Andreas SIEGERT born ca. 1804 Austria, died Jan 19 1887 Greenville, Outagamie Co., WI, married to Elizabeth Louise KOMMER (sister to Theresa) born Feb 2 1810 Austria, died Apr 22 1890 Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI. Joseph STEIDL born Jun 1 1819 in Austria, died Mar 19 1901 St. Elisabeth Hospital, Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI married to Anna Maria KLAIS born Mar 5 1824, died Mar 18 1904. Had children Anton, Joseph, Anna Catherine, Wentzl, Barbara, Anna, Theresa, Andrew, Charles, Frank.Theresa through Frank born in Outagamie Co., WI. Elisabeth Louisa daughter of Anton and Theresa SCHMIDT was born Apr 1858 Austria, died Sep 18 1931 Azusa, Los Angeles Co., CA. Married twice. First was Bernhardt Julius MELZER, died 1892. Second was Anton BAUER, divorced him in 1900. Had one child from each marriage, Helen MELZER and Arthur BAUER. Contact: Carol I. Barlow, 5401 Butte Circle, Rocklin, CA 95765-4801, cdoran@vfr.net. | Schmidt, Josef (I163584)
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| 11791 | Anton Kalupa Antonia Kalupa Clara Kalupa Martha Kalupa Anthony Kalupa Edmond Kalupa Clements Kalupa Joseph Kalupa | Kalupa, Edmund Alexander (I130649)
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| 11792 | Anton Kalupa Antonia Kalupa Clara Kalupa Martha Kalupa Anthony Kalupa Edmond Kalupa Clements Kalupa Joseph Kalupa | Kalupa, Anton (I188144)
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| 11793 | Anton Kamps Mary Kamps Rose A Kamps Paul Kamps | Kamps, Anton (I333720)
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| 11794 | Anton Kamps Mary Kamps Rosa Kamps Paul Kamps Charles Kamps | Kamps, Paul (I333716)
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| 11795 | Anton Kamps Mary Kamps Rosa Kamps Paul Kamps Charles Kamps | Kamps, Anton (I333720)
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| 11796 | Anton Kamps Mary Kamps Charles Kamps | Kamps, Anton (I333720)
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| 11797 | Anton Kapfer - 44 Carolina Kapfer - 33 John Kapfer - 10 Anton Kapfer - 8 | Kapfer, Anton (I320052)
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| 11798 | Anton Kapfer - 44 Carolina Kapfer - 33 John Kapfer - 10 Anton Kapfer - 8 | Kapfer, John (I320904)
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| 11799 | Anton Karl - 51 Caroline Karl - 42 Anna Karl - 21 Mary Karl - 20 Theressa Karl - 13 Josephine Karl - 11 Ferdinand Karl - 8 Louis Karl - 5 William Karl - 3 Julia Karl - 3m | Karls, Anton (I121941)
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| 11800 | Anton Karl Gertrude Karl Rosa Karl Laua Karl Alla Karl | Karls, Anton (I97172)
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| 11801 | Anton Karl Gertrude Karl Rosa C Karl Magdalena M Karl Ella E Karl Gertrude K Karl Edward P Karl | Karls, Anton (I97172)
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| 11802 | Anton Karls 02 Jan 1873 Outagamie 0223 001890 | Karls, Ferdinand Anton (I177012)
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| 11803 | Anton Karls Gertrud Karls Lena Karls Ella Karls Kathrine Karls Edward Karls Gertrud Karls Norman Karls John Karls Michel Karls [3 4/12] | Karls, Anton (I97172)
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| 11804 | Anton Karls Anna M Karls Mary Karls Eva Karls | Karls, Anton (I177007)
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| 11805 | Anton Karls Gertrude Karls Kathrin Karls Edward Karls Gertrude Karls Norman Karls John Karls Mike Karls | Karls, Anton (I97172)
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| 11806 | Anton Keaure Lizzie Krause Henry Krause Margeurite Krause John Altenhouer Robert Fairsen Cecelie Fairsen Graeg* Fairsen Aurthe Fairsen Anton Fairsen Katie Fairsen Elmer Spaulding Francis Spaulding | Voissem, Robert G. (I136336)
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| 11807 | Anton Keaure Lizzie Krause Henry Krause Margeurite Krause John Altenhouer Robert Fairsen Cecelie Fairsen Graeg* Fairsen Aurthe Fairsen Anton Fairsen Katie Fairsen Elmer Spaulding Francis Spaulding | Kraus, Katherine "Katie" (I190759)
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| 11808 | Anton Keaure Lizzie Krause Henry Krause Margeurite Krause John Altenhouer Robert Fairsen Cecelie Fairsen Graeg* Fairsen Aurthe Fairsen Anton Fairsen Katie Fairsen Elmer Spaulding Francis Spaulding | Voissem, Elias Edward (I136337)
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| 11809 | Anton Kneissel Groom's Birthplace Bohemia. Bride's Name Mary Feldtschmidt. Marriage Date 24 Nov 1875. Marriage Place Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin. Bride's Father's Name Sebastian Feldschmidt. Bride's Mother's Name Anna Feldschmidt. Groom's Race White. Bride's Race White. Indexing Project (Batch) Number M00350-6 System Origin Wisconsin-EASy Source Film Number 1292401 Reference Number cn | Family: Kneisel, Anton / Feldschmidt, Mary (F56173)
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| 11810 | Anton Koehn Merla Koehn Anthony Koehn Imogene Koehn Francis Koehn Roger Koehn James Koehn Clyde Koehn [4 ??/12] Kenneth Koehn [3 2/12] | Koehn, Anton (I51540)
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| 11811 | Anton Koehne Barbara Koehne Anthony Koehne George Koehne Mary Koehne David Koehne Karl Kaehn Paul Kaehn Thomas Kaehn James Kaehn Richard Kaehn Robert Kaehn | Koehne, Anton August (I199156)
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| 11812 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Koehne, Richard J. (I199566)
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| 11813 | ANTON KONS Request Information SSN 392-52-2807 Residence: 54140 Litt le Chute, Outagamie, WI Born 22 Nov 1888 Last Benefit: Died 16 Jun 1989 Issued: WI (1965) I had a birth date of 11/22/1889, but both SS Death Index and his obit lis ted birthdate of 11/22/1888. | Kons, Anthon C. Jr. (I11750)
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| 11814 | Anton Kons Barbara Kons Anna Kons Jacob Kons Michael Kons | Kons, Jacob "Jake" (I44464)
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| 11815 | Anton Kotek Lucy Ciois Robert Ciois Evelyn Ciois | Kottik, Anton (I177961)
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| 11816 | Anton Kotik 57 Frances Kotik 58 Sucy Kotik 9 Frances Kotik 4 | Kottik, Anton (I177961)
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| 11817 | Anton Kotik 50 Francis Kotik 52 | Kottik, Anton (I177961)
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| 11818 | Anton Kotik Frances Kotik Sucy Kotik Frances Kotik | Budweiser, Frances Silvia (I178010)
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| 11819 | Anton Kotik Frances Kotik Sucy Kotik Frances Kotik | Budweiser, Lucy (I177962)
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| 11820 | Anton Kottik Franziska Kottik Wilhelmine Kottik | Kottik, Anton (I177961)
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| 11821 | Anton Kottik Franziska Kottik Wilhelmine Kottik | Kottik, Minnie (I178012)
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| 11822 | Anton Krahn Ruth Ann Krahn Richard Krahn | Krahn, Antone (I324152)
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| 11823 | Anton Kroll Ruby Kroll Viola Kroll | Bastian, Ruby (I64449)
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| 11824 | Anton Krouse Barenot Krouse Dena Krouse | Krous, Bernardus (I38074)
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| 11825 | Anton Krouse Barenot Krouse Dena Krouse | Krous, Anton (I75452)
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| 11826 | Anton Krunzer Josephine Krunzer John Krunzer ??Innie Krunzer Anna Krunzer Margaret Krunzer Melvin Krunzer George Krunzer Edith Krunzer | Kronser, Anton (I163608)
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| 11827 | Anton Kuehnl Bertha Kuehnl Grace F Kuehnl Elma K Kuehnl Anna K Kuehnl Irene K Kuehnl | Kuehnl, Alma (I343022)
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| 11828 | Anton Kuehnl Bertha Kuehnl Grace F Kuehnl Elma K Kuehnl Anna K Kuehnl Irene K Kuehnl | Kuehnl, Anton (I343023)
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| 11829 | Anton L. De France - Anton L. De France succumbed at his home, 815 Doty street, Sunday morning at 3 o'clock. The deceased was born in Maestrucht (sic), Holland, in 1835. He came to this country 42 years ago and lived in Oconto and Iron Mountain prior to moving to Green Bay. Ten years ago he located here. He is survived by his aged widow and five children, Mrs. John Van Essen, Mrs. William Holland, Mrs. Michael Bettin and Charles, all of Green Bay, and John of Big Suamico. The remains were taken to the home of Mrs. William Holland, 309 South Quincy street. The funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Francis Xavier cathedral. Interment will be in Allouez cemetery. | DeFrance, Antonius Lambertus (I339971)
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| 11830 | Anton Lappen Catherine Lappen Richard Ristan | VanDinter, Catherine Caroline (I141607)
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| 11831 | Anton Lappen Catherine Lappen Richard Ristan | Lappen, Anton (I86086)
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| 11832 | Anton Lappen Catherine Lappen Richard Ristan | Ristau, Richard E. "Darky" (I98144)
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| 11833 | Anton Larscheid Pauline Larscheid Earl A Larscheid Viola E Larscheid Harry H Larscheid | Verheyden, Pauline (I179566)
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| 11834 | Anton Lemberger Annie Lemberger Margaret Lemberger Anton Lemberger George Lemberger Laura Lemberger Erwin Lemberger | Lemberger, Anton (I182173)
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| 11835 | Anton Liehr 33 Kathrine Liehr 34 Lorretta Liehr 6 Herbert Liehr 4 Lorrsilla Liehr 3 Alfoyd Liehr 8/12 Rosa Eckes 18 | Loehr, Herbert (I164228)
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| 11836 | Anton Liehr 33 Kathrine Liehr 34 Lorretta Liehr 6 Herbert Liehr 4 Lorrsilla Liehr 3 Alfoyd Liehr 8/12 Rosa Eckes 18 | Kalt, Maria Katherine (I164232)
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| 11837 | Anton Liehr 33 Kathrine Liehr 34 Lorretta Liehr 6 Herbert Liehr 4 Lorrsilla Liehr 3 Alfoyd Liehr 8/12 Rosa Eckes 18 | Loehr, Anton (I164234)
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| 11838 | Anton Liesch 10/17/1889 5/7/1970 Post Crescent 5/8/1970 B 11 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Liesch, Anton (I119838)
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| 11839 | Anton Liesch Hildegard M Liesch Isabella M Liesch Loraine B Liesch Joan L Liesch [3 6/12] | Liesch, Lorraine (I199402)
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| 11840 | Anton Linchenbach 42 Anna J Linchenbach 41 Clara S Lueckenbach 15 Magdalen Schumacher 19 | Schumacher, Madeline (I140347)
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| 11841 | Anton Linskens Genna Linskens Genna Linskens Eugene Linskens Donald Linskens Joyce May Linskens | Linskens, Anton G. (I28802)
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| 11842 | Anton Lippert 10/15/1870 11/25/1950 Post Crescent 11/27/1950 28 | Lippert, Anton (I93350)
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| 11843 | ANTON LIPPERT, who throughout his entire life has been identified with the agricultural interests of Greenville township, Outagamie county, is now operating the old Lippert homestead, located on Hortonville Rural Route No. 22, on which he was born June 14, 1860, a, son of George and Frances (Sunderleiter) Lippert, natives of Germany. They came to the United States in 1854, first settling in Center township on a farm, and after a few years removing to Greenville township, where they spent the remainder of their lives on the farm now owned by their son Anton. Their seven children are all living, and of these Anton was the fifth in order of birth. He obtained a district school education in Greenville township, and has never left the old home farm. He came into possession of the property when he was thirty years of age, and is now carrying on general farming and stock raising on forty-five acres of highly cultivated property. Mr. Lippert is a democrat in politics, but has never actively engaged in public matters, although he takes a lively interest in any movement which is of benefit to his community and any such movement can always count upon his earnest support With Mrs. Lippert, he is a faithful member of the Roman Catholic Church. On May 6, 1890, Mr. Lippert was married to. Miss Amelia Gehring, who was born in Grand Chute township, October 15, 1870, daughter of Paul and Margaret (Segert) Gehring, natives of Germany. Mr. Gehring was some years the senior of his wife, who was born August 28, 1832, and he died when Mrs. Lippert was but nine months old, having been a teacher in Germany, and a farmer in Grand Chute township. Mrs. Gehring was married again, and is now the wife of John Shank of Appleton. She and Mr. Gehring had a family of eight children, Mrs. Lippert being the youngest. There have been two children born to her marriage with Mr. Shank. Mr. and Mrs. Lippert have had seven children, as follows: Margaret, born March 2, 1891; Joseph, born May 6, 1892, who died January 17, 1893; Olivia, born November 30, 1893, who died July 27, 1894; George, born January 17, 1895; Herbert, born May 29, 1899; Loretta, born September 10, 1903; and Viola, born August 22, 1908. | Lippert, Anton (I93350)
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| 11844 | Anton listed as son of anna | Verhalen, Anna (I108338)
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| 11845 | Anton Lodes Regina Lodes Theresa Lodes Otto Lodes | Wendling, Regina (I43305)
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| 11846 | Anton Lodes Regina Lodes Theresa Lodes Otto Lodes | Lodas, Anton (I43310)
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| 11847 | Anton Loehr 29 Catharine Loehr 29 Loretta Loehr 1 Herbert Loehr 2/12 Katie Bael 26 Robert Bauer 2 | Loehr, Herbert (I164228)
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| 11848 | Anton Loehr 29 Catharine Loehr 29 Loretta Loehr 1 Herbert Loehr 2/12 Katie Bael 26 Robert Bauer 2 | Kalt, Maria Katherine (I164232)
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| 11849 | Anton Loehr 29 Catharine Loehr 29 Loretta Loehr 1 Herbert Loehr 2/12 Katie Bael 26 Robert Bauer 2 | Loehr, Loretta C. (I164233)
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| 11850 | Anton Loehr 29 Catharine Loehr 29 Loretta Loehr 1 Herbert Loehr 2/12 Katie Bael 26 Robert Bauer 2 | Loehr, Anton (I164234)
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| 11851 | Anton Loehr 42 Catherine Loehr 43 Lauretta Loehr 16 Lucelia Loehr 13 Alfred Loehr 10 Catherine Loehr 7 Delaphine Loehr 5 Florian Blomien 20 | Kalt, Maria Katherine (I164232)
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| 11852 | Anton Loehr 42 Catherine Loehr 43 Lauretta Loehr 16 Lucelia Loehr 13 Alfred Loehr 10 Catherine Loehr 7 Delaphine Loehr 5 Florian Blomien 20 | Loehr, Anton (I164234)
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| 11853 | Anton Loehr 53 Katheryne Loehr 54 Loretta Loehr 26 Alfred Loehr 20 Katheryn Loehr 17 Delphine Loehr 15 Christine Kalt 77 Gerhard Hinz 25 George Henseler 24 | Kalt, Maria Katherine (I164232)
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| 11854 | Anton Loehr 53 Katheryne Loehr 54 Loretta Loehr 26 Alfred Loehr 20 Katheryn Loehr 17 Delphine Loehr 15 Christine Kalt 77 Gerhard Hinz 25 George Henseler 24 | Loehr, Loretta C. (I164233)
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| 11855 | Anton Loehr 53 Katheryne Loehr 54 Loretta Loehr 26 Alfred Loehr 20 Katheryn Loehr 17 Delphine Loehr 15 Christine Kalt 77 Gerhard Hinz 25 George Henseler 24 | Loehr, Anton (I164234)
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| 11856 | Anton Loerke 1/2/1959 Post Crescent 1/3/1959 B 8 | Loerke, Anton (I100481)
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| 11857 | Anton Luniak Laura Luniak Alvin Luniak Gordon Luniak La Verne Luniak Anthony Luniak Elaine Luniak | Luniak, Anthony (I79458)
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| 11858 | Anton Luniak Laura Luniak Alvin Luniak Gordon Luniak La Verne Luniak Anthony Luniak Elaine Luniak | Luniak, Anthony B. (I188676)
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| 11859 | Anton M Hauser Thresa Hauser Lucile Hauser Math A Hauser Louis Hauser | Hauser, Anton (I171284)
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| 11860 | Anton M Hauser Theresa Hauser Lucille Hauser Helen Hauser Gerald Hauser | Hauser, Anton (I171284)
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| 11861 | Anton M Smith Elizabeth A Smith Gerald A Smith | Smith, Anthony "Toney" (I90690)
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| 11862 | Anton M Vandevoort Louise Vandevoort Douglas Vandevoort Richard Vandevoort Roy Vandevoort Vivian Vandevoort | VandeVoort, Antone (I111305)
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| 11863 | Anton M. Reuden age 39 | Rueden, Anton (I158852)
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| 11864 | Anton Mankasky - 67 Martin J Heindle - 38 Mary Heindle - 39 | Heindl, Martin Joseph (I131310)
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| 11865 | Anton Mankoskey Elisabeth Mankoskey Mary C Mankoskey Walter J Mankoskey Anton J Mankoskey | Mankosky, Anton (I133385)
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| 11866 | Anton Mankosky KAUKAUNA - services will be held Thursday for Anton Mankowsky, 83, retired Kaukauna business man and civic leader. He died Monday after a long illness. Wisconsin State Journal | Madison, Wisconsin | Wednesday, September 18, 1946 | Page 4 | Mankosky, Anton (I133385)
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| 11867 | Anton Mankosky Elizabeth Mankosky Mary Mankosky Kenneth Mankosky | Mankosky, Anton (I133385)
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| 11868 | Anton Marley 28 Mary A Marley 68 | Unknown, Mary A. (I318078)
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| 11869 | Anton Married in Germany and migrated to America and made his home in Milwaukee for many Years. When the gold rush started (1849) in California Anton went out there at the age of 32. He left with a party from Milwaukee Wisconsin. After two years of hardship he returned to his family and to his surprize found that his family had not received the mony and letters he sent her frequently. They then moved north and bought a farm in Calumet County between Appleton and Lake Winnebago on the Manitowoc Road. Settled here because his wife (Mary Catherine Emmers) would not risk traveling through hostile Indian country to California. | Sauter, Antone (I21585)
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| 11870 | Anton Martens Catrina Martens Johan Martens Magreta Martens Joseph Martens Gertrut Martens Lorntz Martens Alvena Martens Oscar Martens | Mertens, Anton (I206116)
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| 11871 | Anton Martens Cathrin Martens Oscar Martens | Mertens, Anton (I206116)
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| 11872 | Anton Mattern Martha Mattern Richard Mattern Eugene Mattern Kennth Mattern Gerdth Mattern Threse Mattern Anthony Mattern Mary Mattern Joseph Mattern Katherine Mattern | Mattern, Anton (I162891)
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| 11873 | Anton Menschmidt Emma Menschmidt | Minlschmidt, Anton (I168182)
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| 11874 | Anton Menschmidt Emma Menschmidt | Schnabl, Emma (I188571)
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| 11875 | Anton Merget Mary Merget Irwin Mechl Rosella Mechl | Merget, Anton (I22391)
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| 11876 | Anton Merton Catharina Merton Mathias Merton John Merton Maggie Merton Michel Roerig Anna M. Fuhrimann | Mertens, Anton (I206116)
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| 11877 | Anton Michels Barbara A Michels Hildegard Michels Clara Michels Claud Michels Camilla Michels | Michels, Anton (I333469)
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| 11878 | Anton Michels Barbara A Michels Hildegard Michels Clara Michels Claud Michels Camilla Michels | Michels, Camilla (I333479)
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| 11879 | ANTON MICKE SSN 395-16-9611 Residence: 54140 Little Chute, Outagami e, WI Born 20 Nov 1908 Last Benefit: Died Dec 1985 Issued: WI (Before 1 951) | Micke, Anton H. (I11032)
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| 11880 | Anton Micke listed as head of househo ld of 7 males and 4 females, 9 born US 2 born Germany. next door Henry Mic ke 1 male 1 female both born US. | Micke, Bernard Henrich ANTON (I464)
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| 11881 | Anton Micke listed as head of household of 4 mal es and 5 females, 7 born in US and 2 born Germany. | Micke, Bernard Henrich ANTON (I464)
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| 11882 | Anton Micke listed as head of household of 4 males a nd 5 females, 7 born in US and 2 born Germany.The men should be Anton Micke, Herman Micke, William Micke and Theodore Mi cke. The women would be Gertrude Hemsing Micke, Mary Micke, Elisabeth Mick e, Anna Micke, and Gertrude Micke. | Micke, Anna Mary (I690)
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| 11883 | Anton Micke listed as head of household of 7 males a nd 4 females, 9 born US 2 born Germany.Not sure who the men were as there should have been 8 males, Anton Mick e, Louis Wilpolt, Bernard Wilpolt, Henry Wilpolt, Anton Micke Jr, Herman M icke, William Micke, Theodore Micke. One may have moved out of the house/f arm.The women would be Gertrude Micke, Mary Micke, Elisabeth Micke and Anna Mi cke | Micke, Anna Mary (I690)
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| 11884 | Anton Mickele [51] Barbara Mickele Hildegard Mickele [27] Clara Mickele Claud Mickele Camille Mickele Richard Mickele Robert Mickele Katherine Mickele | Michels, Anton (I333469)
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| 11885 | Anton Minlschmidt Emma Minlschmidt | Minlschmidt, Anton (I168182)
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| 11886 | Anton MODER Self M Male W 48 BAHMIN Farmer BAHMIN BAHMIN Rosanna MODER Wife M Female W 42 BAHMIN Keeping House BAHM IN BAHMIN Charles MODER Son S Male W 18 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHM Thressa MODER Dau S Female W 14 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN Rieviel MODER Son S Male W 9 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN Mary MODER Dau S Female W 4 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN Rose MODER Dau S Female W 1 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN | Moder, Anton (I38617)
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| 11887 | Anton MODER Self M Male W 48 BAHMIN Farmer BAHMIN BAHMIN Rosanna MODER Wife M Female W 42 BAHMIN Keeping House BAHM IN BAHMIN Charles MODER Son S Male W 18 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHM Thressa MODER Dau S Female W 14 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN Rieviel MODER Son S Male W 9 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN Mary MODER Dau S Female W 4 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN Rose MODER Dau S Female W 1 WI At Home BAHMIN BAHMIN | Monart, Anna (I311873)
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| 11888 | Anton Moder 48 Rosanna Moder 42 Charles Moder 18 Thressa Moder 14 Rieviel Moder 9 Mary Moder 4 Rose Moder 1 | Kuchul, Rose (I178132)
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| 11889 | Anton Moder Rosanna Moder Charles Moder Thressa Moder Rieviel Moder Mary Moder Rose Moder | Moder, Charles Sr. (I49697)
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| 11890 | Anton Muthig 42 Edith Muthig 32 Viola Muthig 9 Allen Muthig 8 Ione Muthig 6 Marian Muthig 4 4/12 | Muthig, Anton "Tony" (I129438)
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| 11891 | Anton Muthig Edith Muthig Viola Muthig Ione Muthig Marion Muthig Donna Mae Muthig | Muthig, Anton "Tony" (I129438)
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| 11892 | Anton Myres Mary Myres John Myres Jennie Myres Catharine Myres Matty Myres Anton Myres | Miers, John (I124413)
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| 11893 | Anton Myres Mary Myres John Myres Jennie Myres Catharine Myres Matty Myres Anton Myres | Meiers, John (I336834)
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| 11894 | Anton Naberfett Theadore J Naberfett Theadore Hoven Barbara Hoven Theadore Hoven Theresa Hoven | Huven, Theodore (I69813)
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| 11895 | Anton Naberfett Theadore J Naberfett Theadore Hoven Barbara Hoven Theadore Hoven Theresa Hoven | Nabbefeld, Anton T. (I100934)
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| 11896 | Anton Naberfett Theadore J Naberfett Theadore Hoven Barbara Hoven Theadore Hoven Theresa Hoven | Wieland, Barbara (I136179)
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| 11897 | Anton Naberfett Theadore J Naberfett Theadore Hoven Barbara Hoven Theadore Hoven Theresa Hoven | Huven, Theodore (I159650)
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| 11898 | Anton Nachtway Cathrine Nachtway Joseph Nachtway John Nachtway Henry Nachtway Peter Nachtway Anton Nachtway Frank Nachtway Mary Nachtway Rosia Clerken | Nachtwey, Anton (I121339)
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| 11899 | ANTON NACHTWEY, proprietor of the Mayville Cheese and Butter Factory ne ar Dorchester, Mayville Township, was born in Manitowoc County, Wis., Sep t. 12, 1862, son of Anton and Catherine (Platten) Nachtwey. The parents we re natives of Germany, the father coming from Frankfort and the mother fr om the Rhine country. The former came to America at the age of 21, alon e, locating at Two Rivers, Wis. He was a farrner by occupation, but duri ng his first four years in this country he worked in a sawmill, later remo ving to Coopertown, Wis., where he bought a farm. His wife came to the Uni ted States with her parents, who settled at Green Bay, Wis. They were marr ied in Green Bay and in 1877 removed to Brown County, Wis., where Mr. Nach twey was a pioneer settler, the country being new there. He died in 19 03 at the age of 78 years, and his wife in 1908 at that of 73. They had tw elve children: Joe, now deceased. John, residing in Brown County; Henry, deceased; Peter, deceased; Anton, s ubject of this sketch; Frank, residing in Brown County; Mary, who is a tea cher in the Sisters' school at Milwaukee; Mark, residing in Coopertown, Ma nitowoc County; Tillie, a teacher in the Sisters' school at Oshkosh, Wis .; Maggie, wife of Joe Rondow, of Green Bay, Wis.; Lizzie, wife of Augu st Clearman of Green Bay, and George, now deceased. Anton Nachtwey at t he age of 28 years left home, going to Glenmore, Wis., where he start ed a store and cheese factory, remaining there five years. He then we nt to Marinette County, Wis., where he worked two years in a sawmill. At t he end of that time he came to Clark County, locating two and a halfmiles west of Dorchester, where he cleared land for a home and factory, th is being his present location. In 1902 he started a cheese factory in Hoa rd Township, which he owned and operated for some four years. In 1915 Mr. Nachtwey established a cheese factory four miles northwe st of Dorchester, which his son, Robert, is now conducting. He is a stockh older in the Farmers' Co-operative store at Dorchester. When he first ca me to Clark County he had a hard time in starting, but was greatly help ed by his wife, who took full charge of the Hoard Township factory, maki ng the cheese herself, and they have worked together to attain the prosper ity they now enjoy. They are members of the Catholic church, which Mr. Nac htwey has served as secretary since his first year up to 1902, his son Rob ert now serving in that capacity. Mr. Nachtwey was married Nov. 27, 1888, to Mary A. Burkhardt, who was bo rn in Kiel, Wis., Feb. 18, 1871, daughter of Christopher and Charlotte Bur khardt. She resided with her parents until she was six years old, at whi ch time her mother died and she was adopted by Henry Warning and wife, wi th whom she lived until her marriage. She has a sister, Rosa, who is now M rs. Oscar Peterson, of Granton, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. Nachtwey have had nine c hildren: Irene, born Sept. 12, 1889, who died in infancy; Josephine, bo rn Sept. 10, 1890, and died March 22, 1892; Robert, born March 23, 1892; C harlotte, born March 9, 1894; Roman, born Jan. 31, 1896, and died June 1 8, 1898; Raymond, born April 11, 1900; Cecilia, born Aug. 18, 1901; Antoni a, born April 13, 1910, and died April 13, 1910, and Mary A., born June 2 3, 1912. Charlotte is a commercial teacher in the High School at Turtle La ke, Wis. Source: 1918 History of Clark Co., WI, by Franklyn, Curtiss-Wedge | Nachtwey, Anton (I121338)
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| 11900 | Anton Nadler Anna K Nadler Emanual Nadler Erwin Nadler Edmund Nadler Alvera Nadler William Nadler Delphine Nadler Marcella Nadler | Nadler, Alvera (I97212)
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| 11901 | Anton Nadler Rose Nadler Emanuel Nadler Erwin Nadler Alvera Nadler William Nadler Delphine Nadler Marcella Nadler Marie Nadler Paul Nadler Luke Nadler | Nadler, Alvera (I97212)
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| 11902 | Anton Neihouse Gertude Neihouse Annie Vantraden John Jerry Edward Jerry Mathias Timmersman John Lucas Henry Lopes | Niehaus, Anton (I314780)
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| 11903 | Anton Neleasen Sophia Neleasen Norbert Neleasen Ruth Neleasen Urban Neleasen [1 10/12] Arnold Neleasen | Nelessen, Arnold (I44913)
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| 11904 | Anton Neleasen Sophia Neleasen Norbert Neleasen Ruth Neleasen Urban Neleasen Arnold Neleasen | Nelessen, Anton (I40340)
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| 11905 | Anton Nelessen 4/13/1888 2/9/1968 Post Crescent 2/10/1968 B 5 | Nelessen, Anton (I40340)
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| 11906 | Anton Nelssen Sophia Nelssen Norbert Nelssen Yolan Nelssen Clarence Nelssen Marie Nelssen Eugene Nelssen Eunice Nelssen Robert Nelssen James Nelssen Delores Nelssen Mildred Nelssen Helen Nelssen | Nelessen, Anton (I40340)
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| 11907 | Anton Nickasch Margaret Nickasch John Nickasch Laura Nickasch | Nickasch, John Andrew (I132686)
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| 11908 | Anton Niehaus Gertrude Niehaus Minnie Penterman Arthur Blordern | Niehaus, Anton (I314780)
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| 11909 | Anton Nies Anastacia Nies Mana Nies William Nies Robert Nies Florence Nies Jerone Nies Joseph Nies Bernard Nies Elles May Nies | Nies, Anton Peter (I37477)
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| 11910 | Anton Nies Anastia Nies Marie Nies William Nies Robert Nies Florence Nies Jerome Nies Joseph Nies Margaret Nies | Nies, Margaret (I190098)
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| 11911 | Anton Noskowiak 43 Lillian M Noskowiak 38 Thomas J Noskowiak 18 Marian M Noskowiak 9 Anton A Noskowiak 7 Daniel S Noskowiak 6 Paul P Noskowiak 4 Frank J Noskowiak 3 Alice A Noskowiak 1 6/12 Mary Noskowiak 78 | Noskowiak, Anton (I317266)
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| 11912 | Anton Noyen Anna Noyen Mathias Noyen Anna Noyen | Nooyen, Antonius (I182875)
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| 11913 | Anton Nytes and his wife, Josephine Bock, were both children of pionee rs who had come to Sheboygan County fo farm, leaving behind the Motherla nd in Europe because of the political unrest of the 1840's. Anton was bo rn August 4, 1841 in St. Hubert, Westphalia, Prussia, and emigrated at t he age of five with his parents Michael and Josephine Nytes and fami ly in 1846, coming directly to Sheboygan County. His faher first bought s ome land just south of St. George which he cultivated for several years a nd then disposed of it and purchased a farm in Lima township. . . . (sa me as former article) ..His wife, Josephine, was born March 12, 1849 in (East) Prussia and ca me with her parents, Lorenz and Maria Anna Bock, to the United States in J anuary of 1854. The family arrived in the Port of New York and also conti nued on to Wisconsin where Lorenz bought farming land in Lima township. Joseph and Anton were married at St. George's church in Wilson on Ju ly 7, 1868 by Father Patrick Siebold, the first resident pastor of the chu rch, whose cornerstone is dated 1867. The groom's brother, August, and t he bride's sister, Vincenz, were witnesses. The stained gass window whi ch the young couple donated to the newly built church attests to their fai th and support of the new parish; the graves of their children in the chu rchyard cemetery attest as well to their need for that faith to sustain th em in the grief and hardships they endured. Of their thirteen children, s ix died before reaching adulthood. Particularly tragic was the death of f our children in less than a month from an epidemic in 1887 including the ir eldest daughter Julia, age seventeen. A scarce tow years later, you ng Anton, fourteen, died of influenza. Anton increased the size of his farm, until it comprised of 115 acre s. In addition, he woned and operated a threshing outfit not only in Wils on, but throughout Sheboygan County. Threshing time was an exciting and m emorable experience in country life in those days, and the thresher w as a well known person. The spirit of fun and cooperation that prevail ed during that season--with the men, boys and even young children worki ng together to thresh the grain, and the women outdoing themselves in t he kitchen, cooking five meals a day for the crews--provided a lifeti me of memories. The work would be dangerous; Anton lost an arm in a thre shing accident when he was 46, but his descendants all remember him as a p owerful man who, in spite of the accident, could still wrap the reins arou nd the stump of his arm and break the most stubborn, spirited horse. He h ad an inventive nature, and devised a stump-pulling machine to wrest tho se hindrances from the fields of newly harvested forest land. He was a so ciable man whose face appears in many old photos of community gathering s, and he described himself as a staunch democrat in his political persuas ions. In 1875 he and Josephine built a "Milwaukee brick" house on the proper ty inscribing in wrought iron on the front of the building, the date of i ts erection and on the side, his initials. The home on Rt. 3, Van Treek R oad, is now owned by the Phil Kast family. During renovation the Kasks di scovered a miraculous medal which had been embeded in an inner wall, anoth er testament to the devotion and faith of the original occupants. The Nytes children married and settled in surrounding communities. Mich ael and August resided in Kaukauna, Mary (Mrs. Adam Holzschuh) in Hollandt own; Rose (Mrs. John Chlosta) in Sheboygan, and Anna (Mrs. Jacob Jacob y) in Sheboygan; after wife Josephine's death in 1919, Anton lived with h is son Matthew and daughter Josephine in Sheboygan. He spent his time vis iting his children, helping on their farms. His grandchildren remember h im vividly; he always had a word of encouragement for them, and a coin f or each child at the end of his stay. He died in 1924, and is buried wi th Josephine at St. George in Wilson. | Nytes, Peter Anton (I389)
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| 11914 | Anton Nytes, a successful agriculturist of Wilson township, who owns o ne hundred and fifteen acres of well improved and fertile land on secti on 30, where he engages in general farming and dairying, is one of the ent erprising and thrifty citizens Germany has contributed to Sheboygan count y. Anton Nytes was born in August, 1841, and is the son of Michael and Jo sephine Nytes, also natives of Germany, who emigrated to the United Stat es in 1846, coming direct to this county. The father, who was an agricult urist, first bought some land just north of St. George which he cultivat ed for several years, then disposing of it he purchased a farm in Lima tow nship, where he was living when he passed away at the age of sixty-five ye ars. As he was a child of only five years when he accompanied his paren ts on their removal to the United States, practically the entire life of A nton Nytes has been passed in the vicinity where he is now residing. He a ttended the district schools of Wilson township in his boyhood, but bei ng a member of a family possesed of only limited means his educational adv antages were meager as his services were required about the farm. Followi ng the death of his father, which occurred when he was a youth of seventee n, he left home and for five years worked as a teamster in the region of L ake Superior. Returning to Sheboygan county he once more took up farm wor k, following this occupation for two years. As he was thrifty and tempera te in his habits he accumulated sufficient money to buy sixty acres of la nd in 1867, and engaged in farming on his own account. Later he extend ed the boundaries of his farm by the addition first of twenty acres and su bsequently of forty, making his holdings aggregate one hundred and twen ty acres, about five of which have since been taken by the railroad and el ectric line. In connection with his general farming for many years Mr. Ny tes owned and operated a threshing outfit not only in Wilson township b ut throughout Sheboygan county, where he is widely known. He is enterpris ing and diligent in everything he undertakes and owns a well cultivated a nd valuable property. In connection with his general farming he has alwa ys raised such stock as was needed about the placeand he also engages in d airying to a certain extent. For his wife and helpmate, Mr. Nytes chose Miss Josephine Bock, the eve nt being celebrated at St. George's Roman Catholic church in Wilson townsh ip, and they have become the parents of thirteen children, six of whom a re deceased. The living are as follows: Michael and August, both of wh om are residing in Kaukauna; Mattie, who is at home; and Mary, the wi fe of Adam Holtshu, also of Kaukauna; Rosa, who married John Kluste r, of Sheboygan; and Anna and Josephine, who are living at home. The family are communicants of the Roman Catholic church, holding membe rship in St. George's parish, Wilson township, and Mr. Nytes is a stanch d emocrat in his political views. He has made his own way from early you th and such success as has come to him in the development of his interes ts is entirely attributable to his own efforts, as he has been favored wi th no assistance other than is accorded every man of recognized worth a nd responsibility." History of Sheboygan County by Carl Zillier Vol. II pp. 405- 6, pub. in 1912 Avail. at Mead Public Library | Nytes, Peter Anton (I389)
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| 11915 | Anton Otto Florence Otto Gerald Otto Dorothy Otto Elizabeth Otto Rose Mary Otto Thomas Otto | Otto, Antone (I168426)
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| 11916 | ANTON OUDENHOVEN SSN 393-05-4749 Residence: 54136 Kimberly, Outagami e, WI Born 26 Mar 1900 Last Benefit: Died Mar 1968 Issued: WI (Before 1951) | Oudenhoven, Anton Peter (I38606)
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| 11917 | Anton P Peerenboom Nell Peerenboom | Peerenboom, Anthony Peter (I185802)
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| 11918 | Anton P. Oudenhoven, age 6 7, passed away about 10:30 p.m. Thursday after a short illness. He was bo rn March 26th, 1900 in Grand Chute. He was a member of the Third Ord er of St. Francis, the Holy Name Society and also a member of the Quart er Century Club, Kimberly Clark Corp. of Kimberly. Survivors include h is wife; one daughter, Mrs. Peter (Rita) VanSambeek Jr. of Kimberly; thr ee sons, Jerome and Donald, both of Kimberly; Kenneth, Cudahy; one broth er Dick, of Appleton and; six sisters, Mrs. Jack VanLieshout, of Californi a; Mrs. Henry Vosbeek, Albert Lee, Minnesota; Mrs. Mary West, Miss Catheri ne Oudenhoven, Mrs. Ray Dohr, and Mrs. Victor Bloomer, all of Appleto n; 18 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at Monday at 10:00 a. m. at the Holy Name Catholic Church, Kimberly with internment in the pari sh cemetery. | Oudenhoven, Anton Peter (I38606)
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| 11919 | Anton Patrikus Annie Patrikus Rosa Patrikus Joseph Patrikus | Patrikus, Anton (I334168)
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| 11920 | Anton Pechotta, 90, Kaukauna, Dies at His Home Anton, 90, 604 George Street, Kaukauna, died at his home Sunday morning after a long illness. He was born Nov. 7, 1863, in Germany and came to this country at the age of 20 and had resided in Kaukauna since. He was employed at the Thilmany Pulp and Paper company and in the Chicago and North Western railroad yards. He retired in 1937. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 Tuesday morning at Holy Cross Catholic church, Kaukauna, and burial will be in the parish cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight at Fargo's Funeral home, Kaukauna. Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. John Maher, Appleton, Mrs. Kenneth Weir, Kaukauna, and Mrs. Alois Sabel, DePere; two sons, Herman, Appleton, and John, Chicago; 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Appleton Post-Crescent, 14-Dec-1953 | Pechotta, Anton (I172890)
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| 11921 | Anton Pechotta Kenneth Weir Lucille Weir | Pechotta, Anton (I172890)
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| 11922 | Anton Peshotta Eva Peshotta Francis Peshotta Mary Peshotta Paul Peshotta | Pechotta, Anton (I172890)
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| 11923 | Anton Peters 24 Carmen Peters 19 Patricia Peters 0 | Ellison, Carmen Rose (I803)
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| 11924 | Anton Petrie Mary Petrie Dora Petrie Leonard Petrie Rosa Petrie Foultine Petrie Gregor Petrie Bernhard Petrie Leo Petrie Olive Petrie Herman Schmitz | Petrie, Anton (I177979)
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| 11925 | Anton Petrie Mary Petrie Dorah Petrie Leonard Petrie Marie Petrie Jacob Petrie Peter Petrie Bernard Petrie John Petrie Christina Petrie Gertrude Petrie | Petrie, Anton (I177979)
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| 11926 | Anton Petrie Mary Petru | Kirsten, Mary (I118376)
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| 11927 | Anton Petrie Mary Petrie Dora Schumacher Clemens Schumacher Adeline Schumacher Aloin Schumacher | Petrie, Anton (I177979)
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| 11928 | Anton Pfeiffer Barbara Pfeiffer Mary Pfeiffer Theresa Pfeiffer Anna Pfeiffer Anton Pfeiffer Joseph Pfeiffer Charles Pfeiffer Rosanna Pfeiffer John Pfeiffer | Pfeiffer, Anton (I52992)
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| 11929 | Anton Pfeiffer Barbara Pfeiffer John Pfeiffer | Unknown, Barbara (I190749)
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| 11930 | Anton Pfiefer Annie Pfiefer Anton Pfiefer | Pfeiffer, Anton (I52992)
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| 11931 | Anton Plutz Hessie Plutz Nelson E Plutz Raymond C Plutz Lester N Plutz Mildred C Plutz Earl A Plutz Sylvio J Plutz Doris T Plutz | Plutz, Antone (I183454)
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| 11932 | Anton Plutz Theresa Plutz Mildred Plutz Earl Plutz Sylvia Plutz Doris Plutz | Plutz, Antone (I183454)
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| 11933 | Anton Polman Lena Polman Joseph Polman | Polman, Joseph J. "Joe" (I111128)
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| 11934 | Anton Polman Lena Polman Joseph Polman | Sweere, Lena R. (I136450)
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| 11935 | Anton Polman Lena Polman Joseph Polman | Polman, Anton H. (I136451)
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| 11936 | Anton R Siebers 32 Cecelia Siebers 28 Helen F Siebers 8 Gordon S Siebers 6 Carolton J Siebers 4 Alice A Siebers 2 Joyce Z Siebers 6/12 | Siebers, Anton Peter (I66012)
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| 11937 | Anton R Siebers 32 Cecelia Siebers 28 Helen F Siebers 8 Gordon S Siebers 6 Carolton J Siebers 4 Alice A Siebers 2 Joyce Z Siebers 6/12 | Gerrits, Cecelia (I85249)
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| 11938 | Anton Radsak Julia Radsak Walter Radsak Gertruds Radsak Joseph Radsak Helen Radsak Martha Radsak Anton Radsak | Rathsack, Anton Edward (I181072)
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| 11939 | Anton Rammer Jerusha Rammer Vernon J Rammer Jessie Rammer | Rammer, Anton (I106136)
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| 11940 | Anton Rathsack Julia Rathsack Walter Rathsack Gisty Rathsack Joseph Rathsack Hellen Rathsack Martha Rathsack Anton Rathsack Julia Rathsack Arthur Rathsack | Rathsack, Anton Edward (I181072)
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| 11941 | Anton Rathsack Julia Rathsack Walter Rathsack Helen Rathsack Anton Rathsack Julia Rathsack Arthur Rathsack Stella Rathsack Charley Rathsack | Rathsack, Anton Edward (I181072)
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| 11942 | Anton Rathsack Julia Rathsack Arthur Rathsack Charley Rathsack | Rathsack, Anton Edward (I181072)
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| 11943 | Anton Ratzak Julia Ratzak Walter Ratzak Gertha Ratzak Joseph Ratzak | Rathsack, Anton Edward (I181072)
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| 11944 | Anton Rechner Alice Rechner Leo Rechner Louis Rechner Adelaide Rechner Kate Rechner Hilda Rechner Thresa Rechner John Rechner Marie Rechner George Rechner | Rechner, Louis John (I203811)
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| 11945 | Anton Rechner Alice Rechner Leo Rechner Louis Rechner Adelaide Rechner Kate Rechner Hilda Rechner Thresa Rechner John Rechner Marie Rechner George Rechner | Rechner, Anton (I338326)
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| 11946 | Anton Rechner Alice Rechner George Rechner | Hoffman, Adelaide (I338327)
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| 11947 | Anton Recker 39 Susan Recker 34 Edward J Recker 12 Joseph Recker 5/12 | Recker, Edward (I308700)
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| 11948 | Anton Recker 58 listed father born Wisconsin mother born Holland Joseph Recker 20 Gertrude Recker 18 | Recker, Anton (I308699)
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| 11949 | Anton Richner Adelaide Richner Louis Richner Adelaide Richner Hildegarde Richner Thresia Richner John Richner Marie Richner George Richner Cathrine Richner Anthony Richner | Rechner, Anton (I338326)
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| 11950 | Anton Riedl Theresa Riedl Richard Riedl Mary Riedl | Riedl, Anton (I176908)
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| 11951 | Anton Riestl Theresia Riestl Richard Riestl Maria Riestl Carolina Riestl Anna Riestl Paulina Riestl Mal M Riestl Otto Riestl Maydalena Sommer | Bachman, Magdelena (I117833)
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| 11952 | Anton Riestl Theresia Riestl Richard Riestl Maria Riestl Carolina Riestl Anna Riestl Paulina Riestl Mal M Riestl Otto Riestl Maydalena Sommer | Riedl, Anton (I176908)
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| 11953 | Anton Rieth Mary Rieth Tony J Rieth John Rieth Reinhardt Rieth Amelia Rieth Madie Rieth Francis Rieth Otto Rieth | Rieth, Rinahart (I175807)
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| 11954 | Anton Ritger 48 Dora Ritger 43 Arthur Ritger 19 Charles Anderson 21 Henry Tennie 21 | Ritger, Anton (I153556)
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| 11955 | ANTON RITGER, whose popular hotel, the Hotel Ritger, is well known to the Wisconsin traveling public, is one of the self-made citizens of Appleton, who has won success in life entirely through his own efforts, having had neither the advantage of exceptional educational training, influential backing nor financial assistance to start him on his career. Mr. Ritger was born March 28, 1851, in Washington county, Wisconsin, a son of John and Margaret (Berchold) Ritger, natives of Germany, who came to the United States in 1843 and located in Washington county, where John Ritger'engaged in farming during the remainder of his life. Mr. and Mrs. Ritger had five children, as follows: Katherine; Michael, a resident of Hortonville, Wisconsin; Anton; Theodore, deceased; and Jacob, who is living in Washington county. After attending the common schools of Washington county, Anton Ritger tired of the work of the home farm, and at the age of thirteen years became a grocer's clerk for two years, after which he learned the trade of carriage maker, at which occupation he worked in various shops in Neenah and Milwaukee. In 1871 he decided to enter the business on his own account, and for two years conducted a business at Hortonville, after which he returned to Milwaukee and for the next five years worked for others. He came to Appleton in 1877, and for two years thereafter had charge of the Pardee shop, then purchasing a farm in Ellington township, which he cultivated during the next three seasons. In 1881 he sold out, returned to Appleton, and invested his money in real estate, also engaging in the carriage making business until 1892, and built up a business that demanded the employment of fifteen men, but in the year last mentioned he sold this enterprise, together with his real estate, and during the following year started building the Hotel Ritger, which he doubled in size in 1906. The popularity of this hostelry may be seen when it is known that the capacity of the house, seventy-five guests, is constantly taxed. It is modern in every way, having every up-to-date convenience, and Mr. Ritger is an ideal host, his constant attention being given to the welfare and comfort of his guests. He is a strong Republican in politics, and has served as county treasurer two years, as alderman of the Second Ward, and for three years was chief of the Fire Department. Fraternally he is connected with the Odd Fellows and the Sons of Herman. Mr. Ritger was married in 1875 to Miss Dora Wunderlich, who was born in 1857 in Outagamie county, daughter of Simon and Mary (Berch) Wunderlich, natives of Germany and early settlers of Milwaukee county, Wisconsin, from whence they removed to a farm in Outagamie county. Of the three children born to Mr. and Mrs. Ritger, Theodore and Mamie are deceased, and Arthur is serving as clerk in his father's hotel. | Ritger, Anton (I153556)
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| 11956 | Anton Roeder Lizzie Roeder Oliva Roeder Iola Roeder Irvin Roeder Walter Roeder | Roeder, Ervin (I105583)
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| 11957 | Anton Ruppel Mary Ruppel Ernest H Ruppel Fredrick Ruppel | Ruppel, Anton (I202606)
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| 11958 | Anton rutter Anton Rutter Kaukauna Times 10/14/1920 8 Obituary Anton Rutter Dies suddenly On Street Anton Rutter Kaukauna Times 10/7/1920 1 News/Death Notice | Rutter, Antone (I77520)
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| 11959 | Anton Rutter Nancy Rutter George Rutter Ambrose Rutter Mary R Rutter | Rutter, Antone (I77520)
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| 11960 | Anton Salohert Anna M. Salohert Mathias Salohert Mary Salohert Sophia Salohert Cate A. Salohert Eliza Salohert Philip Salohert Luise Salohert Magdaline Salohert Margretha Salohert Agnes M. Salohert | Salchert, Anton (I188186)
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| 11961 | Anton Sanderfoot 11/10/1868 10/16/1960 Post Crescent 10/17/1960 D 5 | Sanderfoot, Anton (I52790)
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| 11962 | Anton Schemer - 42 Lena Schemer - 38 Hosa Schemer - 13 Andrew Schemer - 5 | Sommer, Anton (I117834)
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| 11963 | Anton Schemer - 42 Lena Schemer - 38 Hosa Schemer - 13 Andrew Schemer - 5 | Sommer, Andrew (I154413)
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| 11964 | Anton Schemer - 42 Lena Schemer - 38 Hosa Schemer - 13 Andrew Schemer - 5 | Sommers, Rosa (I186611)
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| 11965 | Anton Schick 55 Mary Schick 52 Norbert Schick 21 Arthur Schick 17 Eleanor Schick 15 | Schuh, Anton (I168483)
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| 11966 | Anton Schlier 43 Franciska Schlier 50 Mary Schlier 13 Joseph Niessen 26 Henry Jones 23 George Finnegan 23 Otto Adsuerk 3 | Finnegan, George Bernard (I4973)
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| 11967 | Anton Schmidt | Schmidt, Anton "Anthony" (I10669)
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| 11968 | Anton Schmirler 38 Louise Schmirler 40 Anton Schmirler 10 Benard Schmirler 9 Edward Schmirler 7 Paul Schmirler 5 Hilbert Schmirler 3 Joseph Schmirler 1 11/12 | Schmirler, Anton J. Jr. (I103930)
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| 11969 | Anton Schmirler Josephine Schmirler Andrew Schmirler Dorothy Schmirler Ann Marie Schmirler | Schmirler, Anton J. Jr. (I103930)
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| 11970 | Anton School 46 Hattie School 40 Howard School 20 Florence School 17 Elenora School 13 Paul T School 10 Louis P School 6 Mary Reta School 4 11/12 Robert School 5/12 | School, Anton (I13978)
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| 11971 | Anton School 46 Hattie School 40 Howard School 20 Florence School 17 Elenora School 13 Paul T School 10 Louis P School 6 Mary Reta School 4 11/12 Robert School 5/12 | School, Mary Rita (I30178)
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| 11972 | Anton School 26 Hattie School 20 Howard H School 8/12 Hattie School 66 | School, Anton (I13978)
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| 11973 | Anton Schreiter - 32 Anna Schreiter - 30 Joseph Schreiter - 2 Wenci Schreiter - 1 Theresa Schreiter - 60 | Unknown, Teressa (I166104)
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| 11974 | ANTON SCHUMANN Request Information SSN 393-09-4284 Residence: Born 5 Jul 1913 Last Benefit: Died 6 Feb 1991 Issued: WI (Before 1951 ) | Schumann, Anton Bartholowmew "Red" (I23109)
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| 11975 | Anton Schwaller Mary Schwaller Anton Schwaller Lillian Schwaller Clara Schwaller Hilda Schwaller Mildred Schwaller Joseph Schwaller Norbert Schwaller Raymond Schwaller Maria Schwaller | Schwaller, Raymond (I160762)
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| 11976 | Anton Schwister Harrielle Schwister Anna Schwister George Schwister Joseph Schwister Minnie Schwister | Schwister, Anton (I451)
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| 11977 | Anton Schwister Harrielle Schwister Anna Schwister George Schwister Joseph Schwister Minnie Schwister | Schwister, George (I342263)
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| 11978 | Anton Schydzik 49 Rose Schydzik 43 Ervin Schydzik 20 Grace Schydzik 18 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: m-t0627-04509; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 44-42 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/2442/M-T0627-04509-00472?pid=79154707&backurl=https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db%3D1940usfedcen%26h%3D79154707%26indiv%3Dtry%26o_vc%3DRecord:OtherRecord%26rhSource%3D60716&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&usePUBJs=true | Schydzik, Anton (I343871)
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| 11979 | Anton Schydzik 49 Rose Schydzik 43 Ervin Schydzik 20 Grace Schydzik 18 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: m-t0627-04509; Page: 8A; Enumeration District: 44-42 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/2442/M-T0627-04509-00472?pid=79154707&backurl=https://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?db%3D1940usfedcen%26h%3D79154707%26indiv%3Dtry%26o_vc%3DRecord:OtherRecord%26rhSource%3D60716&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&usePUBJs=true | Otto, Rose (I343872)
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| 11980 | anton Schydzik Succumbs anton Schydzik Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/01/1950 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: | Schydzik, Anton (I343871)
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| 11981 | Anton Seidel Mary Seidel Joseph Seidel Mary Seidel Clera Seidel Westie Seidel Adelheid Seidel | Seidel, Anthony (I178234)
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| 11982 | Anton Seidel Mary Seidel Joseph Seidel Mary Seidel Clara Seidel West Seidel Adelide Seidel | Seidel, Anthony (I178234)
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| 11983 | Anton Seidel Marry Seidel Joseph Seidel Mammie Seidel Clara Seidel West Seidel Adelheid Seidel Emil Duford | Seidel, Anthony (I178234)
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| 11984 | Anton Seidl (Tony), 89, died Sunday morning March 2, 2008, at the Kewaunee Care Center. He was born in Enterprise, Wis., on June 4, 1918, the 9th child of 13 to the late Henry and Barbara (Rank) Seidl. After high school he worked in the logging industry in the Rhinelander area with his brothers. He worked on farms and eventually worked his way to the Luxemburg area. This is where he met Verna Hafeman and they were married on Dec. 30, 1944. She died on April 12, 1979. He bought a farm on the River Road in Kewaunee in 1952 and also worked at Leyse's Aluminum in Kewaunee for 34 years, retiring in 1981. He enjoyed his daily crossword puzzles and trips to the Kewaunee Senior Center. He was a long time parishioner of Holy Rosary Catholic Church and also St. Hedwig's in East Krok. He enjoyed his family and telling jokes to all who'd listen. He is survived by two sons, Bob, Tisch Mills; Randy (Donna), Green Bay; two daughters, Voni (Paul) Kinjerski, Kewaunee; Sandi Mueller, Green Bay; one son-in-law, John Gay, Sturgeon Bay; 16 grandchildren, Regina Seidl, Mark Seidl, Rachel Prucha, Theresa (Paul) Krautkramer, Ann (Craig) Berg, Jeff (Julie) Kinjerski, Lonnie (Amanda) Kinjerski, Tony (Rena) Seidl, Nathan and fiancee, Sheila Rosenburg, Michael (Elizabeth) Seidl, Debra (Mike) Gilpin, Richard Gay, Robert Gay, Michelle (Matt) Mueller, Cynde Mueller (Mike Tebon), Brenda (Matt) Bley; 17 great-grandchildren, Dalton and Savannah Prucha, Jake Krautkramer, Alyssa and Ashley Berg, Miranda and Marissa Kinjerski, Ian Kinjerski, Bradley Seidl, Melanie Seidl, very soon to be, if not already baby Gilpin, Lauren and Sydney Mueller, Brennan and Brady Tebon, Sophia and Henry Bley. Also survived by three sisters, Katherine Kussman, Manitowoc; Rose Gecas, West Bend; Ann Bentley, Viola; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife; and daughter, Susan Gay; four brothers and one sister-in-law, Louis, Andrew (Lorraine), Roman and Jacob; five sisters and eight brothers-in-law, Martha (Carl) Shaetz, Ludmella (William) Joch, Margaret (Ed) Keeler, Marion (Joe) Matulis, Regina (John) Sevantos, Louis Kussman, Anthony Gecas, and Erv Bentley. Friends may call after 4 p.m. Tuesday, March 4, at Buchanan Funeral Home, Kewaunee. A parish wake service will be held at 7:30 p.m. Visitation continues after 10 a.m. Wednesday at Holy Rosary Church until time of services. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. with Fr. William Swichtenberg officiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. The family would like to thank Dr. Tom Zenner, Mark Fuss and the staff of the Kewaunee Care Center for the wonderful care given to our loved one. To send condolences or print the obituary go to www.buchananfh.com. | Seidl, Anton (I315130)
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| 11985 | Anton Sensenbrenner Sophia Sensenbrenner Elisabeth Sensenbrenner Catherine Sensenbrenner Sophia Sensenbrenner Julia Sensenbrenner Helen Sensenbrenner | Banzhaff, Sophia (I86288)
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| 11986 | Anton Sensenbrenner Sophia Sensenbrenner Elisabeth Sensenbrenner Catherine Sensenbrenner Sophia Sensenbrenner Julia Sensenbrenner Helen Sensenbrenner | Sensenbrenner, Elizabeth (I86295)
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| 11987 | Anton Sensenbrenner Sophia Sensenbrenner Elisabeth Sensenbrenner Catherine Sensenbrenner Sophia Sensenbrenner Julia Sensenbrenner Helen Sensenbrenner | Sensenbrenner, Antone (I86290)
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| 11988 | Anton Servaes Ann Servaes Anton Vantilburg | Servaes, Anton (I322989)
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| 11989 | Anton Servaes Ann Servaes Anton Vantilburg | Vandtillberg, Anna (I322990)
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| 11990 | Anton Servaes Ann Servaes Anton Vantilburg | Vandtillberg, Anton (I333732)
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| 11991 | Anton Servaes Anna Servaes Joseph Mc Gowan James Mc Gowan Donald Mc Gowan | Vandtillberg, Anna (I322990)
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| 11992 | Anton Servaes Anna Servaes Joseph Mc Gowan James Mc Gowan Donald Mc Gowan 6 | Servaes, Anton (I322989)
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| 11993 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McGowan, Joseph (I328819)
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| 11994 | Anton Siegert Bertha Siegert Herman Shroeder | Siegert, Anton (I193557)
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| 11995 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Simon, Theresa Wilhemina (I62899)
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| 11996 | Anton Smith Elizabeth Smith Gerold A Smith | Smith, Anthony "Toney" (I90690)
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| 11997 | Anton Smith Elizabeth Smith Josette Smith Angella Smith Stephen Allen | Smith, Anthony "Toney" (I90690)
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| 11998 | Anton Smith Anna Smith Elmer Smith Marie Smith Dorothy Smith Leora Smith Mabel Smith Donald Smith | Smits, Antone Albert (I138893)
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| 11999 | ANTON SMITS (1826-1893) & ALBERTINA WILLIAMSON (1838-1894)Anton & Albertina's granddaughter, Edna Smith Brittnacher, told her son, M elvin, about the life of the first Smith relatives, Albertina Williamson a nd her parents. "The Williamson's new home in Freedom was constructed of l ogs as were most houses in the area at the time. The heavily forested la nd had to be cleared of trees and brush for farming. Most large stumps we re left in place and the crops were planted around them. Duck Creek ran th rough this farm and many deer and a few bears were in the area…. for Sund ay Mass, the Williamson's walked to St.John's Church in Little Chu te - seven miles through the woods on an Indian trail. The (Williamson) fa mily carried food and after Mass lunched with friends and returned ho me by dark…. For some provisions an overnight shopping trip to Green Bay w as required…. Life must have been hard for William & Hendrina Williamson w hen they came to the Freedom area (1856). They both were in their late fif ties…. Starting over again in this new land and with the death of their ei ghteen year old son (Theodorus) shortly after arriving, the situation mu st have been disheartening."Other tragedies followed for this family. Anton & Albertina Smits' daughte r, Katte, age 9, died in 1884 of diphtheria. In 1886 Albertina's sister a nd neighbor, Hannah & her husband, Cornelius Bosman, lost their adopted da ughter, Laura (Martha Howe), age 6, in a fire that also destroyed their ho use. Then in 1894, a year after Anton died of pneumonia, Albertina's cl othing caught fire and after four days of suffering, she died at age 56.Anton and Albertina had eight children: William, John, Elizabeth, Mary, An thony, Katte, Annabell and Della. (Confer "Genogram" in Appendix B.) Willi am married Emma Schumacher, farmed in Ladysmith, WI, and had five child ren. Elizabeth "Liz" married Theodore Nabbefeldt, had ten children and bec ame postmistress in Freedom. Mary married Tony Koch who owned the Continen tal Clothing store in Appleton. They had six children, including daughte rs who graduated from Lawrence College, Appleton. Tony was a lock tend er on Fox River in Kaukauna. His first wife, Mary Coffey, died after the b irth of their son, Bill, who was then raised by his mother's parents in Oc onto, WI. Tony remarried and had three more children. Katte died at a ge 9. Annabell, a school teacher, married Louis Mack, lived in Applet on and had two children. Della married Charles Benson, lived at Birchwoo d, WI (NE of Rice Lake & NW of Ladysmith) and had three children. | Smits, Anton (I90029)
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| 12000 | Anton Smits Helen Smits Peter A. Smits Louisa Smits Theodore Smits Mary Smits Helena Smits William A. Smits | Smits, Louisa (I188406)
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