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 24,001 to 25,000 of 172,762
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| 24001 | Charles D Augusthrone Cora Augusthrone Walter Augusthrone Hazel Augusthrone Florence Augusthrone Marion Augusthrone Esther Augusthrone Robert Augusthrone | Ingenthron, Robert (I183846)
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| 24002 | Charles D Bayd Mary M Bayd Lewis C Bayd George L Bayd Margaret Paneckock | Boyd, Charles D. M. D. (I316770)
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| 24003 | Charles D Bissonnette Lena Bissonnette Ferdinand Bissonnette Louise M Bissonnette Della M Bissonnette Philomene W Bissonnette Minnie M Bissonnette Mabel M Bissonnette | Brouillard, Lina Beatrice (I123189)
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| 24004 | Charles D Bissonnette Lena Bissonnette Ferdinand Bissonnette Louise M Bissonnette Della M Bissonnette Philomene W Bissonnette Minnie M Bissonnette Mabel M Bissonnette | Bissonnette, Charles David (I123190)
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| 24005 | Charles D Boyd Mary Boyd George Boyd Mary C Boyd | Boyd, Charles D. M. D. (I316770)
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| 24006 | Charles D Fox Kittie I Fox Inez B Fox Ada M Fox | Southmayd, Catherine "Kittie" (I329419)
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| 24007 | Charles D Fox Kittie I Fox Inez B Fox Ada M Fox | Fox, Charles D. (I329420)
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| 24008 | Charles D Fox Kitty I Fox | Southmayd, Catherine "Kittie" (I329419)
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| 24009 | Charles D Fox Kitty I Fox | Fox, Charles D. (I329420)
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| 24010 | Charles D Krueger Stella Krueger Herbert Krueger | Krueger, Charles (I194684)
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| 24011 | Charles D Krueger Stella Krueger Herbert Krueger | Unknown, Stella (I194685)
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| 24012 | Charles D Newell Birth: unknown Death: 1988 Burial: East Lawn Cemetery Augusta Eau Claire County Wisconsin, USA Plot: block C lot 95 grave 5 | Newell, Charles (I334376)
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| 24013 | Charles D Newell Catherine Newell Mary C Newell [4/12] Sanford B Newell Mary H Newell | Newell, Sanford (I307126)
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| 24014 | Charles D Newell Catherine Newell Mary C Newell [4/12] Sanford B Newell Mary H Newell | Newell, Charles (I334376)
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| 24015 | Charles D Nichols Ellen E Nichols | Miller, Ellen (I157918)
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| 24016 | Charles D Stanhope 75 Jennie Stanhope 73 Clara Smith 42 Donald Smith 11 | Spehr, Clara Emelia (I168117)
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| 24017 | CHARLES D. BOYD, M. D., physician and surgeon at Kaukauna, Wisconsin, and a representative citizen along many lines, was born at Kilbourn City, Columbia county, Wisconsin, in 1869, a son of George A. Boyd, his mother's maiden name being Zayde. The former was born in Connecticut and the latter in New York state. They came to Wisconsin in the '50s. The father was a commission merchant and produce dealer for some years at Kilbourn City, Wisconsin. He died when the subject of this sketch was eight years of age, leaving Charles D. Boyd to earn his own way. Charles D. Boyd completed the High school course at Kilbourn City and afterwards spent two years in the Northwestern University at Evanston, Illinois, and subsequently entered Rush Medical College, Chicago, where he was graduated in the class of 1891. Later he took post-graduate courses in New York City and also at Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. For the past two decades Dr. Boyd has been established in practice at Kaukauna and has been identified with medical progress in the county, serving as the second president of the Outagamie County Medical Society and president of the Fox River Valley Medical Association. He belongs, also, to state and local medical bodies and as a practitioner is well and widely known. He is no less prominent as a. citizen of Kaukauna, having been elected for twelve years as a member of the city council and in 1900 became mayor of that city. In 1899 Dr. Boyd was married to Miss Mary W. Lunt of Appleton, and they have had four children, two of whom survive. Dr. Boyd is past master in the order of Free and Accepted Masons and belongs also to the Elks and other fraternal societies. | Boyd, Charles D. M. D. (I316770)
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| 24018 | CHARLES D. ELLIOTT, CO. 'E', 6TH WISCONSIN INFANTRY. SIGNED on Reverse, in Ink: "C.D. ELLIOTT, Appleton, Wisconsin". Showing Elliott in waist-up view in early Wisconsin uniform. Elliott enlisted on 6/28/1861 as a Private. On 6/28/61 he mustered into 'E' Company, Wisconsin 6th Infantry. He was transferred out on 7/1/1863, and entered into the Veteran Reserve Corps. The 6th WISCONSIN was organized at Madison, Wis. July 16th, 1861, to serve 3 years. Some of the battles of this hard-fought regiment of the Iron Brigade were: Bull Run, South Mountain, Antietam, Fredericksburg, Chancellorsville, GETTYSBURG, Spottsylvania, Petersburg and others. | Elliot, Charles D. (I306547)
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| 24019 | Charles D. Hawley, 58, Neenah, died peacefully with his family at his side on Sunday morning, April 27, 2008, at Cherry Meadows. He was born June 8, 1949, in Bismarck, N.D., the son of the late Charles W. and Irene (Enyart) Hawley. Chuck graduated from Goodrich High School, Goodrich, N.D., with the Class of 1967. He served his country in the U.S. Army from 1967-1970, where he achieved the rank of E5 and was the honor graduate of his class. Chuck then attended Emery Aviation in Greeley, Colo., for flight training, graduating in 1971. His flying career started in Jamestown, N.D., then on to Alaska, where he especially enjoyed flying. Chuck went on to be a pilot with Air Wisconsin as a BAE 146 Captain with 27 years of employment. Chuck was forced to retire due to health reasons. On June 29, 2006, he married Deb Olson Wegner in Door County. He was a member of Christ the King Lutheran Church, Combined Locks, and former member of the American Legion and Elks Club. Chuck is survived by his loving wife, Deb Hawley, Neenah; son, Scott Wesley Hawley, New York; step-daughters, Katie (Shane) Zoz, Appleton; and Karla Wegner, Menasha; step-grandson, Brayden Tyynismaa; sisters and brothers, Charlotte (Larry) Martin, Bismarck, N.D.; Ruth Hecker, Aurora, Colo.; Mark (Beth) Hawley, Montrose, Colo.; Steven (Marcie) Hawley, Seattle, Wash.; Raymond (Roxie) Hawley, Devils Lake, N.D.; and Linda Hawley, Mandan, N.D.; former wife, Betty Beckman Mantell, Chicago, Ill. He is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Chuck was preceded in death by his parents and his brother-in-law, Robert Hecker. The memorial service for Charles will be held at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, April 30, 2008, at CHRIST THE KING LUTHERAN CHURCH, 601 S. Washington Street, Combined Locks, with the Rev. Doug Bisbee and Pastoral Intern Tim Krick officiating. Friends may call at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of services. The family would like to give special thanks to Dr. Gerald Bayer at Green Bay Oncology and his wonderful staff, Dr. Kristen Thomsen and staff with ThedaCare Physicians, ThedaCare at Home Hospice and Cherry Meadows for all their care, concern and support. Last of all, thank you to Chuck's loyal best friend of 29 years, Doug Tufte, for all your wonderful visits and thoughtfulness. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida St. Menasha 920-831-9905 Online condolences: | Hawley, Charles (I315404)
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| 24020 | Charles Damro 22 Dec 1918 24 Nov 1997 Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin | Damro, Charles (I11269)
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| 24021 | Charles Damsheisser Bertha Damsheuser Carl Damsheuser Florence Damsheuser | Damsheuser, Florence (I158730)
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| 24022 | Charles Daty - 26 Jane Daty - 26 Webester Daty - 3 William Wiksten - 22 Ester Pendelton - 18 William Craig - 12 Matilda Craig - 18 | Doty, Charles (I327513)
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| 24023 | Charles Daul 56 Catherine Daul 57 Norbert Daul 22 Carl Daul 20 Verona Daul 18 Florence Daul 14 | Daul, Charles (I95201)
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| 24024 | Charles Daul 35 Kate Daul 36 William C Daul 13 Mattis J Daul 11 John J Daul 9 Elizabeth M Daul 6 Mary M Daul 4 Norbert M Daul 2 Carl N Daul 3/12 Fred Lutz 30 | Daul, Charles (I95201)
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| 24025 | Charles Daul Catherine Daul Math Daul John Daul Elizabeth Daul Mary Daul Norbert Daul Karl Daul Verona Daul Florence Daul [4 3/12] | Daul, Charles (I95201)
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| 24026 | Charles Davis 81 Charles Davis 41 Margaret Davis 43 Helen Davis 19 Dorothy Davis 16 Harriet Davis 14 John Davis 10 | Davis, Charles L. (I173483)
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| 24027 | Charles Davis 56 Ellen Davis 48 Jane Davis 24 John Davis 23 Charles Davis 16 Sam Davis 37 | Davis, Charles L. (I173483)
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| 24028 | Charles Davis Charles Davis Margaret Davis Helen Davis Dorothy Davis Harriet Davis John Davis | Davis, Harriet (I173468)
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| 24029 | Charles Davis Charles Davis Margaret Davis Helen Davis Dorothy Davis Harriet Davis John Davis | Davis, John E. (I173486)
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| 24030 | Charles De Long Dora De Long | Ross, Dora (I188990)
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| 24031 | Charles De Munck Gertrude De Munck Peter De Munck | DeMunck, Charles (I198389)
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| 24032 | Charles De Munck Gertrude De Munck Peter De Munck | Peeters, Gertrude (I198388)
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| 24033 | Charles Decker 40 Josephine Decker 38 Frank Decker 14 Stella Decker 8 | Decker, Charles (I155712)
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| 24034 | Charles Decremer 60 Margaret Decremer 50 Charles Decremer Jr. 28 Eva Decremer 21 Oliver Decremer 15 Alice Decremer 13 Isabel Decremer 11 Irene Decremer 8 | DeCremer, Charles Joseph (I60128)
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| 24035 | Charles Deeg Amelia Deeg Clarence R Deeg Henry E Deeg Bertha V Deeg Clifford F Deeg Marjorie Deeg [17] | Deeg, Clifford (I183417)
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| 24036 | Charles Deeg Amelia Deeg Clarence R Deeg Henry E Deeg Bertha V Deeg Clifford F Deeg Marjorie Deeg [17] | Deeg, Charles (I195573)
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| 24037 | Charles Deeg Amelia Deeg Harry Deeg | Deeg, Charles (I195573)
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| 24038 | Charles Degeneff 41 Ellen Degeneff 34 P Ray Degeneff 16 Leona F Degeneff 13 Victorine Degeneff 11 Joseph P Degeneff 9 Charles A Degeneff 7 Odel Degeneff 4 Mabel Degeneff 3 Helen Degeneff 8/12 [0] John Degeneff 84 | Degeneffe, Charles Amos (I143218)
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| 24039 | Charles Degeneffe 50 Ellen Degeneffe 46 Odel Degeneffe 14 Mable Degeneffe 12 Helen Degeneffe 10 Vivian Degeneffe 7 Lavern Degeneffe 4 Rose Mary Degeneffe 0 [6/12] Joseph Degeneffe 18 Charles Degeneffe 16 | Degeneffe, Charles Amos (I143218)
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| 24040 | Charles Degeneffe Eva Degeneffe Thomas Degeneffe Bernadine Degeneffe Marjorie Degeneffe Daniel Degeneffe Jane Degeneffe Reta Degeneffe | Degeneffe, Thomas (I322622)
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| 24041 | Charles Degraff 31 Ellen Mary Degraff 25 Roy Degraff 6 Leona Degraff 3 Victerence Degraff 1 John Degraff 74 | Degeneffe, Charles Amos (I143218)
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| 24042 | Charles Degraff 31 Ellen Mary Degraff 25 Roy Degraff 6 Leona Degraff 3 Victerence Degraff 1 John Degraff 74 | Degeneffe, Jean "John" (I169033)
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| 24043 | Charles Deltgen Mary Deltgen Meta M Deltgen Wm G Deltgen | Deltgen, Maria Magdelin "Meta" (I70686)
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| 24044 | Charles Deltour Sadie Deltour Lucile Deltour Arthur Deltour Melvin Deltour Dorothy Retzlaff Robert Retzlaff Marilyn Deltour Joylene Deltour Stanley Martin | Deltour, Joylene (I167980)
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| 24045 | Charles Deno Adele Deno Henry Deno George Deno Joseph Deno Rose Deno Mary Deno | Deno, Marie (I313073)
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| 24046 | Charles Deno Adele Deno Henry Deno George Deno Joseph Deno Rose Deno Mary Deno | Deno, Charles (I333908)
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| 24047 | Charles Denton May Denton Russell Denton Nettie Denton Ethel Denton Delbert Denton William Denton Ausie Denton Ladonald Denton Guy Whitman | Whitman, Guy (I300601)
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| 24048 | Charles Derschner Catherina Derschner Edward Derschner Peter Derschner | Dorschner, Charles (I157976)
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| 24049 | Charles Deyoung 45 Mary L Deyoung 37 Louisa Deyoung 21 Nellie Deyoung 13 Mary Deyoung 11 Minnie Deyoung 9 William Deyoung 6 Margaret Deyoung 2 Helena Deyoung 1 John West 82 | DeYoung, Charles (I133704)
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| 24050 | Charles Deyoung Jane Deyoung William F Deyoung Mary Deyoung Margarette Deyoung Dorothy Deyoung | DeYoung, Charles (I133704)
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| 24051 | Charles Deyoung Jane Deyoung William F Deyoung Mary Deyoung Margarette Deyoung Dorothy Deyoung | DeYoung, Francis William "William Francis" (I133706)
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| 24052 | Charles Dietzen of Appleton, passed away surrounded by his loving family at Appleton Retirement Center on Monday, May 14, 2012. He was born in Darboy on July 7, 1919 to the late Peter and Mary (Johann) Dietzen. Charles married Gladys Lopas on October 9, 1936 and she preceded him in death. He was employed as a truck driver for CW Transport. He later became an instructor at Fox Valley Technical College in their truck driving program and trained truck drivers for U.S. Oil. Charles helped organize the Inland Lakes Rehabilitation District in Townsend, WI. He was a member of Chapter 73 of the CCC. He enjoyed working in his garage building bird houses and anything else made of wood. Fishing and hunting at their cottage in Townsend occupied most of his "retired" spare time. He is survived by his sons: Ronald (Becky), Robert (Mary) and Ted (Norma); 17 grandchildren; 31 great grandchildren; 4 great great grandchildren; a sister, Elizabeth and a brother, Eugene. Charles was preceded in death by his wife; sons: Kenneth and James; sisters: Rosella (Earl) Pogrant and Mary Ann (Richard) Endter. Funeral services for Charles will be held at 1:00 PM Friday, May 18, 2012 at the funeral home with Deacon Rick Simon officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Friends may visit the family from 11:00 AM until the time of service on Friday. Charles's family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at Appleton Retirement Community and especially Community Care for their compassionate care and concern. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 16, 2012 | Dietzen, Charles (I79931)
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| 24053 | Charles Dietzen Goldy Dietzen Ronald Dietzen | Dietzen, Charles (I79931)
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| 24054 | Charles Diley Drusa Diley Catherine Calkins Mayme Diley | Diley, Charles (I159283)
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| 24055 | Charles Ditter Mary Ditter Jeanna Ditter Richard Ditter Raymond Ditter | Ditter, Charles (I39926)
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| 24056 | Charles Doemel - 28 [40] [48] Susan Doemel - 48 [46] George Doemel - 20 Robert Doemel - 67 [17] Elsie Doemel - 15 Arthur Doemel - 40 [13] Lecie Doemel - 12 Marton Doemel - 7 Harold Doemel - 2 Mccorifson - 27 [29] Edward Doemel - 20 [30] Fred Con??L - 86 [30] Clara Noce - 15 | Doemel, Charles (I175185)
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| 24057 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Process, Charles Donald / Allgeyer, Kim Marie (F10375)
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| 24058 | Charles Donley Sarah Donley Mary Jane Jacobs Elmer Jacobs Richard Donlevy Katherine Coyle | Donley, Charles (I301068)
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| 24059 | Charles Donley Sarah Donley Mary Jane Jacobs Elmer Jacobs Richard Donlevy Katherine Coyle | Coyle, Sarah E. (I327529)
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| 24060 | Charles Dorn Christianna Dorn Lizze Dorn Herman Dorn Gustaff Dorn Flora Dorn | Dorn, Carl J. (I153770)
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| 24061 | Charles Dorn Christianna Dorn Lizze Dorn Herman Dorn Gustaff Dorn Flora Dorn | Dorn, Gustav (I341039)
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| 24062 | Charles Dorshner Kate Dorshner Frank Dorshner John Dorshner Lizzie Dorshner Joseph Dorshner Theresa Dorshner Thesens Dorshner | Dorschner, Theresa (I132063)
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| 24063 | Charles Dorshner Kate Dorshner Frank Dorshner John Dorshner Lizzie Dorshner Joseph Dorshner Theresa Dorshner Thesens Dorshner | Dorschner, Charles (I157976)
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| 24064 | Charles Doty - 35 Sarah J Doty - 34 Webster Doty - 12 Edmund Doty - 8 Bradley Doty - 6 Sarah Craven - 22 | Doty, Charles (I327513)
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| 24065 | Charles Doty - 52 Sarah Doty - 50 Edmond Doty - 30 Evlyn Doty - 23 Webster Doty - 32 A. D. Doty - 2 | Doty, Charles (I327513)
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| 24066 | Charles Doty Sarah J Doty Webster Doty Edmund Doty Bradley Doty Sarah Craven | Doty, Bradley (I327517)
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| 24067 | Charles Doughty Theresa Doughty Darlene Doughty David Doughty Mary Wezmarovich Bernice Paralarski | Doughty, Charles (I51526)
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| 24068 | Charles Doughty Theresa Doughty Darlene Doughty David Doughty Mary Wezmarovich Bernice Paralarski | Doughty, Darlene (I201407)
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| 24069 | Charles Dreger Maude Dreger Herbert Dreger | Dreger, Herbert D. (I165707)
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| 24070 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Dreger, Janice (I119959)
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| 24071 | Charles Dreger Maud Dreger Herbert Dreger Ethel Dreger Jance Dreger | Dreger, Herbert D. (I165707)
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| 24072 | Charles DuChateau, age 81, of Little Chute, died at his home on April 1, 2009. Chuck was born in Appleton on November 30, 1927, son of the late Clarence and Elizabeth (LaRoche) DuChateau. In 1950, Chuck married the former Delores "Lorrie" Van Handel. He is survived by his wife, Lorrie DuChateau of Little Chute; two children: Sharon DuChateau of Appleton and Chuck (Cheryl) DuChateau of Concord, North Carolina; two grandchildren: Laura (Jason) Kauth of Menasha and Michael Grapentin and his fiancee Shanna Saario of Neenah; two great-grandchildren: Izabella and Noah Kauth; two sisters: Rita (Florian) Hein of Appleton and Mary (Walter) McCanna of Rochester, New York; a sister-in-law, Joyce Williamson of Kaukauna; and six brothers-in-law: Merrill (Marion) Van Handel of Green Bay; Richard (Helen) Van Handel of Appleton; Jerome (Arlene) Van Handel of Oshkosh; Ivol (Myrt) Van Handel of Three Lakes; Donald (Marge) Van Handel of Little Chute; and Gordon (Dorothy) Van Handel of Menasha; there are also many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Chuck was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Hubert (Dorothy "Dot") DuChateau, and a brother-in-law Gordon Williamson. The funeral liturgy for Chuck will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday, April 4, 2009, at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Friends may call at the church on Saturday from 12:15 p.m. until the time of the mass at 1 p.m. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Chuck's name. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | DuChateau, Charles D. (I153876)
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| 24073 | Charles Duchow Caroline Duchow Albert Duchow Lewis Duchow Herman Duchow Mina Duchow | Duchow, Charles "Carl" (I333917)
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| 24074 | Charles Duchow Caroline Duchow Albert Duchow Lewis Duchow Herman Duchow Mina Duchow | Maass, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (I333919)
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| 24075 | Charles Durkee Mary Durkee Thelma Durkee Claude Durkee Dora Lee | Lee, Mary A. (I323516)
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| 24076 | Charles E Bub Marie Bub Marie Bub | Bub, Carl (I129976)
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| 24077 | Charles E Bub Marie Bub Marie Bub | Reuter, Mary (I155274)
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| 24078 | Charles E Clark 48 Nellie Clark 47 Margarete Clark 20 Elizarabe Clark 17 Jenevieve Clark 14 | Clark, Charles Edward (I317323)
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| 24079 | Charles E Diley Drusa E Diley Ralph R Diley Roy J Diley | Diley, Roy (I149326)
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| 24080 | Charles E Diley Drusa E Diley Ralph R Diley Roy J Diley | Diley, Charles (I159283)
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| 24081 | Charles E Diley Drusa Diley Ralph R Diley Roy Diley Mammie A Diley | Diley, Charles (I159283)
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| 24082 | Charles E Heaney 48 Lizzie Heaney 43 Dorothy Heaney 3 | Heaney, Charles (I57296)
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| 24083 | Charles E Hickey Marie Hickey Lester J Hickey Charles J Hickey Genevieve T Hickey Joseph J Hickey Aloysius W Hickey Ambrose L Hickey Mary S Hickey [9 8/12] Sophia A Hahn | Hickey, Al (I16770)
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| 24084 | Charles E Murphy 51 Maud E Murphy 46 Alyse E Murphy 20 Marianne E Murphy 17 Robert E Murphy 13 | Murphy, Charles E. (I154141)
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| 24085 | Charles E Schroeder Anna C Schroeder Mary N Schroeder Hazel W Schroeder Robert C Schroeder Gordon F Schroeder | Schroeder, Hazel W. (I140139)
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| 24086 | Charles E Schroeder Anna C Schroeder Mary N Schroeder Hazel W Schroeder Robert C Schroeder Gordon F Schroeder | Schroeder, Charles (I175872)
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| 24087 | Charles E Siefert Alzina M Siebert Robert F Siebert [1 11/12] | Fargo, Alzina (I157264)
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| 24088 | Charles E Voss Emma Voss Clarence Voss Verndine Voss [4 11/12] Carleton Voss | Voss, Charles (I192085)
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| 24089 | Charles E Voss Emma Voss Clarence Voss Verndine Voss [4 11/12] Carleton Voss | Voss, Carlton L. (I192087)
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| 24090 | Charles E Wolcott Elizabeth Wolcott | Wolcott, Charles Edward (I146253)
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| 24091 | Charles E. "Chuck" Engels, 78, De Pere passed away Friday, Nov. 14, 2008, at Aurora Baycare Hospital. Chuck was born Nov. 16, 1929, in Green Bay, the son of the late Florence Engels and Clarence Becker and was a veteran of the U.S. Army. He married Charlotte Heenan on June 16, 1956. She preceded him in death on Nov. 29, 2006. Chuck worked over 40 years as a chef and realized his dream of running his own restaurant as Chuck and Char owned and managed several supper clubs. He also cooked at many local establishments such as the Stratosphere, Howard Johnson's, Walnut Cafe and The Spot. After retirement, Chuck stayed active by delivering pizzas for Happy Joe's. Chuck was an avid Packers fan and was so proud of the fact that his uncle, #32 Wayland Becker, played opposite of Don Hutson for the Packers. He enjoyed fishing and was a singer, songwriter and guitar player. Chuck and Char loved their nature walks and were especially proud of the memorial bench at Barkhausen Waterfowl Preserve which was placed in honor of their 50th wedding anniversary. He also enjoyed coin and stamp collecting, finding four-leaf clovers and was a member of the Green Bay Barber Shoppers. Survivors include his children, Charles Jr. (Criss) Engels, Georgia; Bruce (Christi) Engels, Green Bay; Linda (Tom) Steber, Green Bay; and Jeannine (Hans) Liebert, New York; grandchildren, Brandon, Heather, Brittany and Josh Engels, Kaitlyn Engels and Lorelei (J.P.) Savaryn and Kyle Wondrash. Besides his wife and parents, Chuck was preceded in death by one sister, Betty Goracke, a Hollywood stunt woman. Friends may call at the Proko-Wall Funeral Home, 1630 E. Mason St. on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the time of services. Memorial services will be 10 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home with Fr. Mike Steber officiating. Interment in Pine Lawn Cemetery, Manitowish Waters. Online condolences may be expressed at www.prokowall.com. Chuck's family would like to express a sincere thank you to Dr. John Gray, Aurora Baycare and San Luis Medical and Rehab for their care and concern. A memorial in Chuck's name is being established. The wind through the pines seems to whisper my name Wisconsin is calling to me That hometown of mine Does it still look the same It's there where I'm longing to be. I fondly remember the friends that I knew I wonder if they ever think of me too A bright silhouette that I just can't forget Wisconsin is calling to me Four seasons to share with the folks that I know Wisconsin is calling my name When God looked at all the beauty below He took Heaven and made it the same The crystal blue lakes and each rippling stream And soon I will be at the end of my dream. Wisconsin keeps calling my name. "Wisconsin is calling my name" by Charles Engels | Engels, Charles E. (I316096)
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| 24092 | Charles E. Bacheller Born: August 11, 1907 Died: April 30, 1980 Place of Birth: Deer Creek, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: May 1, 1980 Section: D Page: 5 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Danish Location: Bear Creek, WI | Bacheller, Charles (I130404)
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| 24093 | Charles E. Crane Louisa A. Crane Mare L. Desmoyer Elizabeth C. Desmoyer Frank B. Desmoyer Gustus Anderson Rose Dandon | Desnoyers, Hon. Francis B. (I323771)
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| 24094 | Charles E. Galbraith, age 80, died April 20, 2007, at his home in Menasha, WI. Charles was born August 28, 1926, in Kenosha, WI, to the late Thomas and Margaret (Willems) Galbraith. Charles served in the United States Navy during World War II. Charles married Virginia Flannery on March 3, 1961, and she preceded him in death on October 15, 2006. He worked and retired from AMC Chrysler Corporation. Survivors include four daughters: Leslie Gallo, Apple Valley, MN; Linda Ciarelli, Kenosha, WI; Loretta Kaddatz, Paddock Lake, WI; and Rovella Anderson, Lakewood, WI. Charles and Virginia have 16 grandchildren; 18 great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. He is also survived by a brother, Robert Galbraith, Kenosha; sisters: Rosemary Cundari, Kenosha and Patricia Wallig, CA. He was preceded in death by his four sisters and three brothers. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. at the Christian Life Center, 670 N. Green Bay Road, Nee-nah, WI, on Wednesday April 25, 2007. Visitation will be held at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be at Sunset Ridge Memorial Park Chapel, 6211 38th St., Kenosha, WI, on Thursday, followed by Military Honors. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N Richmond St Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 | Galbraith, Charles E. (I313958)
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| 24095 | Charles E. Hardy 611 Draper St., Kaukauna Age 53, passed away at 10:45 a.m. Thursday after a lingering illness. He was born June 12, 1910 in Kaukauna and was a life resident. He was employed as a cost accountant for Kimberly Clark Corp. since 1929 and was a member of the Foreman's Club. Mr. Hardy served as a first ward alderman, Kaukauna from 1951 until 1957. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Holy Name Society, Veterens of Foreign Wars; American Legion; Eagles. He served in the Navy in World War II. Mr. Hardy is survived by his wife, Irene; his step-mother, Mrs. Maurice Hardy, Wrightstown; three brothers, William, Milwaukee; Thomas, Kaukauna; Maurice, Green Bay; one sister, Mrs. Tom (Kathryn) Neuman, Appleton. Funeral services will be at 9:30 a.m. Saturday at Holy Cross Church, Kaukauna with burial in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Fargo Funeral Home, Kaukauna, after 2 p.m. Friday where the rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Appleton Post Crescent Fri., May 1, 1964 pg. B7 Section B, Page 7 | Hardy, Charles E. (I141312)
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| 24096 | Charles E. Harp, age 78, New London, passed away on Tuesday, August 11, 2015 in Rochester, MN. Charlie was born on April 22, 1937, to the late Reinhold and Lillian (Prue) Harp. On October 18, 1957, he was united in marriage to Marjorie (Kanaman) in Hortonville. She preceded him in death in 2006. Charlie worked at Ulrich Construction until 1999, when he retired. He loved farming, watching things grow, his fish in the pond, hunting, fishing and BIG green tractors. Charlie had a big heart and was willing to help any friends and family. Charlie is survived by his children, Charles Harp, New London, Sherry (David) Kinsman, Fremont and Sue (Rudy) Nuethal, Springfield, TN; two grandchildren, Melody and Charles III, New London; one sister, Margaret Ruedinger, Appleton; a half brother, Lenny (Reba) Delaware, Peoria, IL and three sisters-in-law, Mary Kalbus, Manawa, Jane Harp, Appleton and Marlene Trambauer, New London. He was preceded in death by his parents; his wife; a brother, Reinhold Harp; half brothers, Barney Elwood and George Delaware; and a half sister, Adeline Breitrich. Funeral services for Charlie will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, August 15, 2015 at Cline and Hanson Funeral Home, New London. Burial will be in St. John's Cemetery in Caledonia Township. Friends may visit at the funeral home on Saturday from 9 a.m. until the time of service.harp&pid=175491259&fhid=14135#sthash.CLk4j9wx.dpuf` | Harp, Charles (I178269)
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| 24097 | Charles E. Hurley "Charlie", 57, Appleton, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, July 1, 2013 at home. Charlie was born on August 24, 1955 in Janesville to the late George and Delores (Jacobs) Hurley; the family moved to Milton and eventually to Appleton in 1964. Charlie graduated from Appleton East High School in 1974. He started working at Jacobs Meat Market in 1973 and retired in 2010. Charlie was united in marriage to Sharon Bratz on June 28, 1980, and they recently celebrated 33 years of marriage. He was a Royal Ranger Leader at Home Church. Charlie delivered the Post Crescent for many years. He enjoyed John Wayne movies, hunting and fishing with the family, Shetland ponies, Mountain Dew and loved the Green Bay Packers. He is survived by his wife Sharon; children: Emelia "Ellie" (fiancé Alfredo Quansah), Victor (Melissa) and their daughter Synthia, Michael "Mike", Sargaent Daniel; sister Debbie (Tom) Hurley Brooks; brother-in-law Tom (Judy) Bratz, father- and mother-in-law August and Esther Bratz; uncle Edward Jacobs and cousin Victor Pierce. His further survived by other family and friends. Preceded in death by his parents and infant son Richard. A Funeral Service will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, July 6, 2013 at Home Church, 1215 Buchanan St., Little Chute, with Rev. Bruce Daley officiating. Visitation will be at the Brettschneider-Trettin-Nickel Funeral Chapel, 606 N. Oneida St Appleton on Friday, July 5, 2013 from 4-7 p.m. and again at the church on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will be at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 3, 2013 | Hurley, Charles E. (I204839)
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| 24098 | Charles E. Lautenschlager, age 76, Hortonville, passed away on Monday, November 11, 2013 at his residence. Chuck was born on August 3, 1937, in Mackville, WI son of the late Edgar Lautenschlager and Florence & Herb Gabriel. He was united in marriage to Lucille Moeller on November 7, 1959, in Black Creek. She preceded him in death on October 1, 2012. He was a car enthusiast. Chuck was a construction millwright and was employed by Hennes and C.R. Meyer. Chuck served his country in the US Army from 1959-1962. He enjoyed 13 years of retirement and enjoyed spending winters in Texas. He is survived by 2 daughters: Cindy (Steve) Reimer, their children Sommer (Mark) Ross and Melissa (Shannon) Loewehagen, Hortonville and Laurie (Monte) Berg, their children Trevor and Tanner, New London; 3 sons: Richard, (Christine) Lautenschlager, their children, Brittney, Courtney (Nick) Ninneman and Kylie, Hortonville; Mike (Jeanne) Lautenschlager, their children, Katie, Joey and Emily, Greenville; John (Vicki) Lautenschlager, their children Heather and Tiffany, Hortonville; brothers, Eugene (Virg) Lautenschlager, Hortonville, David (Brenda) Lautenschlager, Neenah; sisters, Donna Immel, Greenville; Margaret (Don) Parker, Hortonville and Ann (Gary) Krueger, New London. Brother in-laws and sister in-laws: Duane (Marge) Moeller, Appleton; Jim (Ruth) Moeller, Hortonville; Norman Moeller, New London; Jerry (Sandy) Moeller, Conover; Bill (Judy) Moeller, Hortonville and Bob Moeller, Hortonville; Elaine Buss, Appleton and Barb (Dave) Rehme, Conover. He is further survived by nine great grandchildren: Arinana, Teja, DeEvian, Sophia, Paytyn, Ryker, Reyce, Riley, Chandler and also nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Funeral services for Chuck will be held on Thursday, November 14, 2013, at 6:00 p.m. at Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home, Hortonville with Rev. James Frank officiating. Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Thursday from 2:00 p.m. until the time of service. Military Rites will be held. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 12, 2013 | Lautenschlager, Charles (I153722)
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| 24099 | Charles E. Maass, 63, of Combined Locks, passed away peacefully surrounded by his family that loved him. Chuck was a loving husband to Barb and an excellent father to Jamie. Chuck wanted everyone to remember all the good times and happy memories that you have shared with him. It was his request to have no funeral services. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Apr. 2, 2014 | Maass, Charles (I204789)
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| 24100 | Charles E. Mcintosh Mary E. Mcintosh Malcome Mcintosh Montgomery Mcintosh Margrette V. Mcintosh Nathan Mcintosh Charlotte B. Mcintosh | Conklin, Mary E. (I329160)
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| 24101 | CHARLES E. RAUGHT, editor and proprietor of the Kaukauna Times, has been identified with the printing business since he was fourteen years of age, during which period, however, he has never become separated from the office wherein he started. He was born at Neenah, Winnebago county, Wisconsin, March 15, 1867, a son of George M. and Jane (Slover) Raught, and is descended on the paternal side from early Pennsylvania Dutch ancestry, and maternally is of French lineage, his mother's grandfather having been a general under Napoleon Bonaparte and who, after the decisive defeat of his worshipped leader at Waterloo in 1815, left France and sailed for America, becoming what was afterwards known as a "York Stater." George M. Raught was born in the east and came to Wisconsin with his parents when a boy, his early days being spent on the farm. He was a soldier for the Union during the Civil War having enlisted August 29, 1863, in the First Wisconsin Heavy Artillery, and received his honorable discharge from the service at Nashville, Tennessee, September 21, 1865. Returning home after the war he took up the trade of paper maker and was one of the pioneers in this line, having been employed in the first paper mill built in the Fox River Valley. During his boyhood Charles E. Raught attended the public schools and when yet in early youth worked in a stave factory from 6 in the morning until sundown for 37½ cents per day, and when pay day came around he felt like a banker at that. In 1881, on the day that the remains of the martyred President Garfield were laid to rest, he became an apprentice in a Kaukauna printing office, his first pay being at the rate of $2.00 per week. With diligence he mastered the details of the "art preservative," and at the end of the first year was placed in charge of the mechanical department of the plant. In 1885, owing to the fact that back wages were not forthcoming, he was offered and accepted an interest in the printing establishment to square accounts. In 1887 his partner departed this life and upon taking financial inventory of the place it was found that the assets of the plant would not quite offset the liabilities. Undaunted by the apparent loss, Mr. Raught set about to reorganize the concern, and having won the confidence of the patrons of the office and the men of means of the city, was successful in keeping the paper and the plant running - no issue of the paper having ever been missed, a new firm known as C. E. Raught & Co. being organized with Col. H. A. Frambach, president of the First National Bank, lending his name and financial support as the company end of the concern. In a few years The Times establishment was placed on a safe and sure footing and Mr. Raught assumed the sole ownership and management, which he still continues. He is a republican in political belief and shortly after attaining his majority was elected alderman from his ward, serving as such for ten years, then following as mayor of Kaukauna for the subsequent six years. In 1898 he was appointed postmaster of South Kaukauna by President McKinley and was twice reappointed by President Roosevelt, serving in all three terms or twelve years in the postal service. In many ways Mr. Raught has been closely identified with the commercial, educational and social growth of Kaukauna and Outagamie county. He is a director in the First National Bank and in the Kaukauna Building and Loan Association, and is connected with all of the local organizations looking toward the growth of his city. He is a member of the Masonic, Knights of Pythias, Elks and Eagles fraternities, having served as master of the former lodge for seven years. In 1891, Mr. Raught was married to Miss Minnie Claspill, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Claspill, and they have one daughter, Grace, born May 26, 1898. | Raught, Charles E. (I191736)
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| 24102 | Charles E. Sample, "Chuck", Appleton Age 81, died Tuesday, May 15, 2001, at Theda Clark Medical Center. Charl es was born on January 5, 1920, in Green Bay to the late Charles H. and Je anette (Meidam) Sample. He married Dorothy A. Lindauer on June 27, 194 1, in Waupaca; she survives. Chuck played fullback for the Green Bay Packe rs in 1942 and 1945. He served his country in the United States Army duri ng World War II in France and Germany and was a longtime employee of the c ity of Appleton. He enjoyed handball, bicycling and was an avid fisher a nd hunter. Survivors include Dorothy, his wife of 59 years; his daughte r, Jeanette (Joseph) Benson, South Lyon, Michigan; his daughter, Marilyn ( Daniel) Romenesko, Willmington, Delaware; his son, Chuck (Ann) Sample, Gre en Bay; his son, Tom (Jan) Sample, Wrightstown; and his son, Bob (Lisa) Sa mple, Mountain, Wisconsin; his grandchildren, Chas Sample, Katie Sample a nd Ryan Sample; and his cousin, Mildred Hollenback, Appleton. Funeral serv ices will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 18, 2001, at WICHMANN FUNER AL HOME, Appleton, with Deacon Bill Burke officiating. Interment wi ll be in Riverside Cemetery, Appleton. Friends may call at the Wichmann Fu neral Home on Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. and again Friday at the funeral ho me from 10 a.m. until the time of services. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton739-1231 2001 Green Bay Press Gazette Sample, Charles E. Charles E. Sample, 81, Appleton, died Tuesday, May 15, 2001, at Theda Cla rk Medical Center. Charles was born on Jan. 5, 1920, in Green Bay to the l ate Charles H. and Jeanette (Meidam) Sample. He married Dorothy A. Lindau er on June 27, 1941, in Waupaca; she survives. Chuck played fullback for t he Green Bay Packers in 1942 and 1945. He served his country in the Unit ed States Army during World War II in France and Germany and was along ti me employee of the City of Appleton. He enjoyed handball, bicycling, and w as an avid fisher and hunter. Survivors include Dorothy, his wife of 59 years; his daughter, Jeanette (J oseph) Benson, South Lyon, Mich.; his daughter, Marilyn (Daniel) Romenesk o, Willmington, Del.; his son, Chuck (Ann) Sample, Green Bay; his son, T om (Jan) Sample, Wrightstown; and his son, Bob (Lisa) Sample, Mountain, Wi s.; his grandchildren, Chas Sample, Katie Sample and Ryan Sample; and h is cousin, Mildred Hollenback, Appleton. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, May 18, 2001, at WICHM ANN FUNERAL HOME, Appleton, with Deacon Bill Burke officiating. Interme nt will be in Riverside Cemetery, Appleton. Friends may call at the Wichma nn Funeral Home on Thursday from 4 to 8 p.m. and again Friday at the funer al home from 10 a.m. until the time of services. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton Professional Football Player. After graduating from West High School in Appleton, Wisconsin, he went to the University of Toledo. He played two years with the Green Bay Packers in 1942 and 1945. Charles E. Sample was a 205-pound fullback and linebacker for the Packers. In his two years with the Packers he rushed 59 times for a total gain of 257 yards, scoring 5 touchdowns. His football career was broken up by his Army service in France and Germany during World War II. He was a long-time employee of the City of Appleton. | Sample, Charles E. (I28346)
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| 24103 | Charles E. Sonnleitner, 64, went fishing with the Lord on Monday, May 9, 2011. He was born in Appleton, June 4, 1946, a son of the late Edward and Hazel (Nehring) Sonnleitner. Charles was proud and humble that he served his country in the U.S. Army, during the Vietnam War, and was the recipient of many medals. Prior to retirement, he was employed at the Paper Valley Hotel, where he enjoyed the people he worked with and the jobs he performed. Charles and his father were members of the South Side Athletic Club. Charles is survived by a daughter, Nicole; three grand children; his life partner, Jeanne; and many more friends and family members. In keeping with Charles' wishes, no formal services will be held. Any condolences may be sent to the Wichmann Funeral Home. As Charles would've said, "those who knew me, knew me well; those who didn't can go to hell". Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N Superior Street Appleton, Wisconsin. 54911 920-739-1231 | Sonnleitner, Charles (I170574)
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| 24104 | Charles E. Wolcott Elizabeth J. Wolcott Rolla W. Wolcott Martha F. Wolcott Laura D. Wolcott Camie E. Wolcott Mabel Wolcott | Wolcott, Charles Edward (I146253)
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| 24105 | Charles Earl Kohl, age 69, of Grand Chute, passed away unexpectedly at his home on September 7, 2017. Charlie was born on May 2, 1948, son of the late Earl and Elaine (Lippert) Kohl. He grew up on the family farm in Grand Chute and graduated from Appleton West High School. Before Charlie entered the United States Army Reserve, he worked at Miller Lumber. On February 25, 1985, he married Sandra Nemecek, in a ceremony in Texas. Together they owned Ace Asphalt. After 25 years of business, he closed the doors on his asphalt company and decided to join Trico Excavating as a driver, where he retired from. Charlie was an active outdoorsman who enjoyed hunting with his family, friends, and Rusty his beagle. He also enjoyed spring fishing on the Wolf River with his family and spending summers at White Clay Lake. Above all, he enjoyed the time he shared with his family and friends. Underneath a face that rarely smiled was a generous, compassionate and loving man. Charlie is survived by his wife of 32 years: Sandy Kohl; their two sons: Pete and Danny (Mariah Jahnel) Kohl; his siblings: Janice Steffens and Ronnie (Sue) Kohl; his siblings-in-law: George "Butch" (Sharon) Nemecek, Diane (Martin) Penney, and Donna (Mike) Harp. He is further survived by many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his sister: LeAnn "Leo" (Chuck) Mader, and his nephew: Joe Kohl. The Funeral Liturgy will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Tuesday, September 12, 2017, at ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, 500 West Marquette Street. A time of visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Burial will take place at Riverside Cemetery at 2:00 p.m. The Kohl family would like to thank the Grand Chute Emergency Response Teams for their help through this difficult time. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Sept. 10, 2017 | Kohl, Charles (I196469)
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| 24106 | Charles Ebert Anna Ebert Barbara Ebert Frank Ebert Gertrude Ebert Walter Ebert Levania Ebert Lucy Ebert [5] Alice Ebert Celia Ebert [5/12] | Ebert, Barbara (I113632)
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| 24107 | Charles Edgar Newman - In 1880 Charles Edgar Newman lived with his uncle, William S. Cleggett and his family on State St. in Appleton's Old Third Ward. Charles was the son of William's sister, Sarah Cleggett Newman. Charles' father was the abolitionist and "fiery preacher" William P. Newman. The family was living in Cincinnati when William Newman died in 1866. William's congregation raised $2,000 to buy a house in Appleton for Sarah, Charles, and William's four children from a previous marriage. Sarah died in Appleton in 1875. Charles was born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti in 1860 during the brief time the family was living there, having relocated from Canada. Not surprisingly, Charles is the only person listed on Appleton's 1880 federal population census as having been born in Haiti. Charles moved to Kaukauna and by December, 1880 owned his own barbershop. He continued to improve his shop and later moved to more elegant quarters. In 1887 he traveled to Ontario, Canada to marry Annie Hollensworth, a niece of William Cleggett's wife, Rebecca. The following year Charles developed a cerebral embolism and died in 1889. Kaukauna newspaper accounts throughout the 1880s document the rise of Charles' business, his popularity in the community, and continuing reports of his declining health. After Charles' death, Annie Newman married Otto Kuehne and had five more children. She lived in Kaukauna for the rest of her life and died in 1945. Charles and Annie's only child, a daughter named 'Sworth Newman, graduated from Kaukauna High School and Lawrence College. She was an accomplished recitalist, theatre coach and athlete, and taught Expression and English at Peshtigo High School. She died at the young age of 31. | Newman, Charles Edgar (I334245)
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| 24108 | Charles Egan John P Burns | Egan, Charles Francis (I99732)
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| 24109 | Charles Egan Margaret Egan William H Egan | Egan, Charles (I35591)
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| 24110 | Charles Egan Margaret Egan William H Egan | Egan, William H. (I171978)
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| 24111 | Charles Egan Margaret Egan William H Egan | Unknown, Margaret (I181595)
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| 24112 | Charles Ehlers - 53 [58] Sophia Ehlers - 48 Henry Ehlers - 28 Lotta Ehlers - 20 Ernest Ehlers - 12 Walter Ehlers - 10 | Ehlers, Charles (I187729)
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| 24113 | CHARLES EICK, a prospering farmer and stockraiser of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, who owns forty acres of well improved land situated in section 17, Osborn township is the sturdy type of citizen that every community is glad to welcome. He was born in Pomerania, Germany, May 4, 1842, a son of Charles and Minnie (Krasses) Eick. There were seven children in the family: William, Henrietta, Charles, August, Herman and a son and daughter, both of whom died in Germany in infancy. In the little German home there was often talk about the opportunities offered in America to the industrious young man and at length Charles Eick announced his determination of crossing the Atlantic ocean and investigating for himself. In 1868 he reached the United States and after four weeks spent in Chicago, Illinois, he came directly to Osborn township, Outagamie county and bought the forty acres on which he lives. It was all wild land at that time and he had neither tools nor time to clear and put the land under cultivation, therefore he worked at farm work for two years before he began to improve it in any way. In the meanwhile his father and the other members of the family joined him. Mr. Eick was very systematic about preparing his home and first invested in a cow as a productive piece of property and soon after bought a second one, but a yoke of oxen was needed before he could make headway in clearing the land. He found an opportunity to secure the oxen by clearing fourteen acres of land for John Knox. His first house was a log cabin, 20x26 feet in dimensions and he built also a log stable and barn. His present improvements are substantial and attractive, his residence being commodious and comfortable, while his basement barn is a huge structure 38x70 feet in dimensions. His land is all cleared and under cultivation, he has an excellent grade of stock and raises poultry, having excellent accommodations for them. In October, 1883, Mr. Eick was married to Bertha Krueger, who also was born in Germany, and they have the following children: Herman, who married Lena Stellmacker; Richard, who married a Miss Tokel; Walter, who married Miss Helms; Martha, who married Paul Heisler; Lydia, who married Charles Statler; George, who married a Miss Friback; Phillip, who remains at home; and Cora, who married a Mr. Collets. | Eick, Carl or Charles (I154332)
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| 24114 | Charles Ellis Mary Ellis Francis Ellis Hiram Ellis Harry Ellis Flora Ellis Huber Ellis | Ellis, Charles Wesley (I131790)
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| 24115 | Charles Ellis Mary Ellis Francis Ellis Hiram Ellis Harry Ellis Flora Ellis Huber Ellis | Ellis, Hiram (I165426)
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| 24116 | CHARLES ELSBERND SSN 300-05-2476 Residence: 45220 Cincinnati, Hamilto n, OH Born 29 May 1893 Last Benefit: Died Mar 1967 Issued: OH (Before 1951) | Elsbernd, Charles H. (I14746)
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| 24117 | Charles Endter 46 Charlotte Endter 47 Joseph Endter 11 Mary Endter 7 | Endter, Charles (I153922)
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| 24118 | CHARLES ENDTER Charles "Endter, 65, died, Friday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Mary Strobl, 1712 E. Candee-St. He was born in Milwaukee and until 13 years ago, when he moved to this city, he lived at Freedom. Survivors are one son, Joseph, and one daughter. Mrs. Strobl, both; of Appleton; four grandchildren; -iwp brothers, Emil and Fred of-Appleton; and six sisters, .Mrs. Fred Lau and Mrs. George Jacobson, Kaukauna, Mrs. John Miller, Black Greek, Mrs. Louis Stammer, Appleton, Mrs. John Koss,Freedom, and Mrs. Edward Stammer, Seymour., Funeral, prob- ably will be held Monday morning. The body will be taken from the Brettschnelder funeral home, to the Strobl home Saturday afternoon. | Endter, Charles (I153922)
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| 24119 | Charles Endter Charlotte Endter Joseph Endter Mary Endter | Endter, Joseph (I201536)
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| 24120 | Charles Enoch 36 Ellen G. Enoch 35 Hattie Enoch 11 Ida Enoch 9 George Enoch 5 Jessie Enoch 2 | Enoch, Charles (I324067)
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| 24121 | Charles Enoch 55 Helen Enoch 54 Grace Enoch 14 | Enoch, Charles (I324067)
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| 24122 | Charles Ernest Conradt "Charlie", age 88, passed away with his family by his side on Wednesday, September 27, 2017. He was born on July 13, 1929 to the late Arthur and Martha (Janke) Conradt, the 6th of 12 children. Charlie married his wife Audrey Pieper on September 21, 1957. He worked on the family farm, served in the US Army while stationed in Korea and also worked at the fertilizer plant for 28 years. During that time Charlie also cash cropped. He was greatly involved in the community, including his many years serving as a volunteer with the Shiocton Bovina Fire Department. Charlie loved spending time outdoors, especially at his haven on the river "The Fishin' Shack". Charlie will be remembered as a great husband, loving father and grandfather, for his goofy sense of humor, and his great laugh. Grandpa Charlie will also be remembered for the delicious popcorn he would make on Sunday afternoons. He will be greatly missed by many! Charlie is survived by his wife Audrey, with whom he recently celebrated 60 years of marriage; his children, Laurie (Mike) Behnke, Kay Conradt and Amy (Jim) McGlone; son-in-law, Randy Van Straten; his grandchildren, Annie (Justin) Preisler, Ted (special friend Kayla Caudill) Van Straten, Kristie and Joe Behnke, Macy, Tucker, Sawyer and Ryder McGlone; great-grandchildren, William Van Straten and Lucy and Eleanor Preisler; his siblings, Dorothy Karbel, Leroy (Jeannine) Conradt, James (Joanne) Conradt, Janice (Tom) Van Straten and Verla (Jim) Booth and brothers-in-law, Marly Merholtz and Keith Pieper. He is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Charlie was preceded in death by his son, Greg Conradt; daughter, Kerrie Van Straten; parents; mother and father-in-law, Alfred and Lorena Pieper and siblings, Victor (Marion) Conradt, Reno (Pat) Conradt, Gordon "Bob" (Marion) Conradt, Lola Mae (Adolph) Pleshek, Charlotte Merholtz, Margaret Conradt and infant brother. The funeral service for Charlie will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, October 2, 2017 at Emanuel Lutheran Church in New London. Pastor Mark Tiefel will be officiating. Visitation will take place on Sunday, October 1, 2017 from 2-5 p.m. at Borchardt Moder Funeral Home in Shiocton and again from 9 a.m. until the time of the service at the church on Monday. Full military honors will be held. Burial will be in Bovina Cemetery in the Township of Bovina. "If I don't see you before, I'll see you after" "I'm gonna make like a tree and leave" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Sept. 29, 2017 | Conradt, Charles (I129345)
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| 24123 | Charles Eugene Sommers, 80, Bloomington, IL passed away on Friday, April 17, 2015, in Normal, IL. He was born in Black Creek, Wisconsin, on March 13, 1935, at home. He graduated with a Masters degree from the University of Wisconsin and served in the Army from 1957-1963. He married Jean Ann Wickesburg in 1957. Together, they had three children. Charles worked as an editor for Meredith Corp from 1962-1990. He came out of retirement in 1992, to work for PJS Publications in Peoria, IL, for five years as an editor for Woodworkers Journal. He enjoyed his flying club, woodworking, and glass etching. He is survived by his wife of 17 years, Darlene Marie Harris Sommers. He is survived by his children, Bradley Dean (Sherri) Sommers, Kathleen Joy (David) Marx, Sister, Marion Wickman; grandchildren, Mallory Victoria (Larry) Spray, Laura Sommers Berendts, Benjamin Charles Sommers, Carissa Joy Marx, Dalton David Marx; two great-grandchildren, Parker Edward Spray and Lincoln Joseph Spray; stepchildren, Mark (June) Luther, Joan Jones, Matthew Luther, Jean Russell; step-grandchildren, Grant and Rosemarie Luther, Jordan and Jenelle Nottoli, Emory and Zoe Russell. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Deborah Kay (Bruce) Berendts. Charles enjoyed spending time with all of his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. A viewing will be held May 2, 2015, at 2 at Second Presbyterian Church with a memorial service following at 3 p.m. Inurnment will be private at a later date.. In lieu of flowers donations may be given to the . | Sommers, Charles E. (I83407)
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| 24124 | Charles F Bunn Maggie Bunn Mannie Bunn | Brown, Charles (I324091)
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| 24125 | Charles F Bunn Maggie Bunn Mannie Bunn | Brown, Mary "May" (I333424)
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| 24126 | Charles F Conkey Barbara A Conkey Wava I Conkey Illa R Conkey | Conkey, Illa R. (I193570)
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| 24127 | Charles F Giese Amelia Giese Adolph Giese Martha Giese Richard Giese Charles Giese Arthur Giese Ida Giese Raymond Giese Alfred Giese | Giese, Charles F. "Carl" (I333374)
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| 24128 | Charles F Gorchals Elizebeth Gorchals Ruth F Gorchals Ralph W Gorchals Mildred H Gorchals Marion G Gorchals Charles Gorchals Edward C Gorchals Margaret R Gorchals | Gorchals, Charles (I183319)
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| 24129 | Charles F Hanning - 44 Emma Hanning - 39 Walter H Hanning - 17 Eddie C Hanning - 15 Ester E Hanning - 12 | Henning, Walter (I186312)
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| 24130 | Charles F Hass Otila Hass Selma L Hass Florence C Hass Dorothy H Hass Carl E Hass Beatrice M Hass | Voecks, Ottilia (I328245)
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| 24131 | Charles F Hass Otila Hass Selma L Hass Florence C Hass Dorothy H Hass Carl E Hass Beatrice M Hass | Hass, Charles (I329500)
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| 24132 | Charles F Herrmann abt 1879 29 Oct 1963 | Herrmann, Charles Frederick (I155812)
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| 24133 | Charles F Jennerjahn abt 1890 31 Oct 1967 031453 SSDI: Name: SSN: Last Residence: 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA BORN: Died: State (Year) SSN issued: | Jennerjohn, Charles (I320046)
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| 24134 | Charles F Jumps 44 [49] Elizabeth E Jumps 48 William D Jumps 26 Lola B Jumps 23 Clauda I Jumps 20 Verna E Jumps 15 Hazel B Jumps 12 Alta G Jumps 9 Mabel R Jumps 7 | Jumps, Charles F. (I205426)
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| 24135 | Charles F Jumps 48 Elizabeth C Jumps 48 William D Jumps 26 Lola B Jumps 23 Charles I Jumps 20 Verna E Jumps 15 Hazel B Jumps 12 Alta G Jumps 9 Mabel R Jumps 7 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Wrightstown, Brown, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1701; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 0039; FHL microfilm: 1375714 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/7884/4455052_01186?pid=166244225&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DAYt1%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26gss%3Dangs-c%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dverna%2520%2520%26gsfn_x%3DNN%26gsln%3Djumps%26gsln_x%3DNN%26MSAV%3D1%26uidh%3Dt42%26pcat%3DUSFEDCEN%26h%3D166244225%26dbid%3D7884%26indiv%3D1%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=AYt1&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Jumps, Verna Eleanor (I206269)
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| 24136 | Charles F Krueger Ella Krueger Dorothy Krueger Helen M Krueger Glendon Krueger Charlotte Krueger Helen Steffen | Krueger, Charles Frank (I152647)
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| 24137 | Charles F Kuhn Fredericka Kuhn William Kuhn | Kuhn, Charles (I52167)
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| 24138 | Charles F Kuhn Mary Kuhn Carl Kuhn Ella Kuhn Arno Kuhn [4 1/12] | Kuhn, Charles (I52167)
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| 24139 | Charles F Kuntz Ida Kuntz Myrtle Kuntz Walter Kuntz | Kuntz, Myrtle Bernice (I188017)
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| 24140 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Nelda Annis (I94522)
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| 24141 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meister, Johanna Christiana (I142818)
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| 24142 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Charles Frederick (I142819)
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| 24143 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Frank Lamon (I142822)
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| 24144 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, George E. (I167436)
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| 24145 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Ben (I167448)
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| 24146 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Clara (I167450)
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| 24147 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Leonard (I167451)
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| 24148 | Charles F Meyer 60 Anne Meyer 57 Frank Meyer 27 George Meyer 24 Clara Meyer 18 Benjamin Meyer 19 Leonard Meyer 16 Martha Meyer 13 Milda Meyer 10 | Meyer, Martha (I167452)
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| 24149 | Charles F Meyer B. WI 69 Anna Meyer B. WI 66 Benjamin Meyer B. WI 30 John I Rislow B. IOWA 31 Martha A Rislow B. WI 23 | Meister, Johanna Christiana (I142818)
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| 24150 | Charles F Meyer B. WI 69 Anna Meyer B. WI 66 Benjamin Meyer B. WI 30 John I Rislow B. IOWA 31 Martha A Rislow B. WI 23 | Meyer, Charles Frederick (I142819)
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| 24151 | Charles F Meyer B. WI 69 Anna Meyer B. WI 66 Benjamin Meyer B. WI 30 John I Rislow B. IOWA 31 Martha A Rislow B. WI 23 | Rislow, John (I160948)
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| 24152 | Charles F Meyer B. WI 69 Anna Meyer B. WI 66 Benjamin Meyer B. WI 30 John I Rislow B. IOWA 31 Martha A Rislow B. WI 23 | Meyer, Ben (I167448)
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| 24153 | Charles F Meyer B. WI 69 Anna Meyer B. WI 66 Benjamin Meyer B. WI 30 John I Rislow B. IOWA 31 Martha A Rislow B. WI 23 | Meyer, Martha (I167452)
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| 24154 | Charles F Meyer Hanna Meyer Albert Meyer Frederike Meyer Frank Meyer George Meyer Lydia Meyer Benjamin Meyer Clara Meyer Leonard Meyer Fredrick Meister Frederika Meister | Meyer, Charles Frederick (I142819)
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| 24155 | Charles F Meyer Hanna Meyer Albert Meyer Frederike Meyer Frank Meyer George Meyer Lydia Meyer Benjamin Meyer Clara Meyer Leonard Meyer Fredrick Meister Frederika Meister | Unknown, Fredericka (I184463)
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| 24156 | Charles F Meyer Hanna Meyer Albert Meyer Frederike Meyer Frank Meyer George Meyer Lydia Meyer Benjamin Meyer Clara Meyer Leonard Meyer Fredrick Meister Frederika Meister | Meister, Fredriech (I184464)
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| 24157 | Charles F Poppe Anna Poppe Melvin Poppe Lester Poppe Evalyn Poppe Raymond Poppe Gladys Poppe Lucille Poppe | Harm, Anna (I104142)
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| 24158 | Charles F Poppe Anna Poppe Melvin Poppe Lester Poppe Evalyn Poppe Raymond Poppe Gladys Poppe Lucille Poppe | Poppe, Charles (I104148)
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| 24159 | Charles F Pritzl, 82, a retired Brillion hardware dealer, 126 Park Avenue, Brillion, died Friday at St. Nicholas Hospital, Sheboygan. He had been hospitalized since undergoing surgery April 2. Mr Pritzl was born September 18, 1884 at Brillion, son of the late Wolfgang and Frances Lemberger Pritzl. He married Ellen Leukel Aug. 28, 1912 at Brillion and was in the hardware business more than 50 years, retiring in 1960. Mrs. Pritzl died in 1950. He was a member of the Holy Name Society, Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. Survivors include three daughters: Mrs Donald (Katherine) Huebner of Sheboygan, Mrs Lambert (Rita) Crymes of Alexandria, Va., and Miss Alice Pritzl of San Francisco, Calif.; a son Lt. Col. Carl Pritzl of Fort Bragg, N.C.; two brothers, Father Alfred, pastor of St. Augustine's parish, Chilton, and Adolph of Brillion; five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A daughter, a son, six sisters and five brothers preceded him in death. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be offered at 10:30 a.m. Monday in St Mary's Church, Brillion, with his brother Father Alfred Pritzl as celebrant. Assisting will be two priest-nephews of Mr. Pritzl, the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Hubert Kleiber and Rev. Richard Kleiber, both of Green Bay, and the Rev. Leonard Woelfel, St. Mary's pastor. Mass will follow 10 a.m. family rites at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion, with burial in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Sunday. A parish vigil will begin with a rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday. TOD: "OBIT", Manitowoc Herald-Times, Saturday, 29 April 1967 - Mrs Ann Larson - and Agnes Birringer 2/90 -and- "OBIT", (combined) - from Dr Michael Pritzl on 2/26/89 | Pritzl, Charles Fred (I116539)
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| 24160 | Charles F Rowland Irene D W Rowland Ruth M Rowland Charles F Rowland | Rowland, Charles Fred Sr. (I143435)
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| 24161 | Charles F Scheaufle Alma Scheaufle Gorden Scheaufle Evelen Scheaufle Edith Scheaufle Orville Scheaufle Ruth Scheaufle Elton Scheaufle Ilene Scheaufle Carlton Scheaufle [3 11/12] | Schaeuble, Charles (I149887)
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| 24162 | Charles F Scheaufle Alma Scheaufle Gorden Scheaufle Evelen Scheaufle Edith Scheaufle Orville Scheaufle Ruth Scheaufle Elton Scheaufle Ilene Scheaufle Carlton Scheaufle [3 11/12] | Schaeuble, Carlton (I162114)
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| 24163 | Charles F Schroeder Augusta Schroeder Adelia Schroeder Agnes Schroeder Naoma Schroeder | Schroeder, Nioma (I165714)
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| 24164 | Charles F Smith 73 Laura Smith 47 Harriet Smith 44 | Smith, Charles F. (I315672)
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| 24165 | Charles F Smith 83 Laura A Smith 57 Harriet J Smith 55 | Smith, Charles F. (I315672)
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| 24166 | Charles F Tiedt Minnie Tiedt Ervin Tiedt Arnold Tiedt Orville Tiedt [1 10/12] | Tiedt, Arnold Franz Gustav (I131114)
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| 24167 | Charles F Tiedt Minnie Tiedt Ervin Tiedt Arnold Tiedt Orville Tiedt [1 10/12] | Tiedt, Carl Friedrich "Charlie" (I137259)
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| 24168 | Charles F Wolf Emily K Wolf Carl O Wolf Willie F Wolf Katherine E Wolf Marie T Wolf Henry L Wolf Louis F Wolf Katherine Aschenbrenner Phillip Smith | Wolf, Charles F. (I324796)
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| 24169 | Charles F Zahrt Birth: 1855 Death: 1937 Burial: Seymour Cemetery Seymour Outagamie County Wisconsin, USA Plot: Sect B Row 5 Edit Virtual Cemetery info [?] Created by: Donnaz Record added: Oct 19, 2010 Find A Grave Memorial# 60322752 NO TOMBSTONE PHOTO | Zahrt, Charles F. (I200724)
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| 24170 | Charles F. "Chuck" Kilawee, formerly of Kaukauna, age 81, passed away on Sunday, May 30, 2010, at the King Veterans Home. He was born January 2, 1929, in Park Falls, WI, son of the late Patrick H. and Teresa (Schwin) Kilawee. Chuck served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War. He was stationed in the Panama Canal Zone and Newfoundland. Chuck retired from Badger Northland/Massey Fergussen, where he had served as a foreman. Chuck spent a lot of time at "the lodge" that he and his hunting buddies had built. He liked hunting, fishing and just spending time in nature. Chucked looked forward to family reunions and spending time with his nephews and nieces. He was a member of the Countryside Golf Club. Surviving Chuck are his siblings: Margaret M. Kilawee, Baileys Harbor; Della Milbach, Sturgeon Bay; Frank Kilawee, Andover, ME; Vicky Sullivan, Kaukauna; and Richard and Pat Kilawee, Amherst, WI. He is further survived by many special nieces and nephews, and special friends: Larry and Jane Hubene and Ralph Verbockel. Chuck was preceded in death by his parents, Fr. Yvo Kilawee, OCSO, Sister Marie Teresa Kilawee, OSF, Patricia (Dean) Ekstrom, Martin Kilawee, Joseph Kilawee; brothers-in-law: William Milbach and Clarence Sullivan. Mass of Christian Burial for Chuck will be at 11 a.m. on Friday, June 4, 2010, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends may call directly at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Full military rites will take place immediately following services at the Parish Cemetery. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. (920-766-2099) | Kilawee, Charles F. (I157303)
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| 24171 | Charles F. Belling 9/29/1885 3/9/1943 Post Crescent 3/10/1943 1 14 | Belling, Charles F. (I138252)
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| 24172 | Charles F. Deeg Amelia Deeg Henry F. Deeg Emma J. Deeg Charles F. Deeg William E. Deeg | Deeg, Charles (I195573)
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| 24173 | Charles F. Kliefoth, Greenville, age 84, passed away on Thursday evening, May 10, 2007, at Living Tree Estates in Greenville. Charles was born on February 10, 1923, in Oconto Falls to the late Arthur and Cora (Meyer) Kliefoth. Charlie was a 1941 graduate of Appleton High School, where he served as Student Council President, captain of the football team, and a two-year starting guard on the basketball team. After high school he went on to Lawrence University where he was a member of the Varsity football team and Phi Delta Theta Fraternity. He also coached Little League Baseball for many years. Charles proudly served his country with the U.S. Army during WWII, and was an accomplished boxer during his time in the service. He fought side by side with the 510th Fighter Squadron, and the 405th Fighter Group where he earned a WWII Victory Medal, European African Campaign Medal, as well as Silver and Bronze Service Stars. After his military service he was united in marriage to Lois Mae Neuman on March 30, 1946, and they shared almost 59 years until she preceded him in death on February 10, 2005. Charlie worked as an engineer for Wisconsin Telephone Company for 39 years before retiring in April 1986. Upon retirement Charlie attended classes at the University of Wisconsin at Oshkosh, where he earned his BS in 1990. He was a member of First English Lutheran Church, and the Fraternal Brotherhood of the Elks. He will be sadly missed by his sons: Christopher Kliefoth, Tampa, FL; Peter (Marta) Kliefoth, Tampa, FL; grandchildren: Dylan Smith, AZ; Lindsay, Chelsea, Brandon Kliefoth, Exton, PA; Cara Kliefoth, Atlanta, GA; sister-in-law, Nancy Smith, Dousman, WI; brother-in-law, Owen Wildenberg, Appleton. In addition to his parents, and his loving wife, Lois, he was preceded in death by his son, Richard; two sisters: Esther Stutzman and Iola Grabowski. Funeral services for Charlie will be held on Monday, May 14, 2007, at 2 p.m., at the Wichmann Funeral Home (537 North Superior Street), with Rev. David Lyle officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home on Sunday, from 4 until 8 p.m. and again on Monday, from 1 p.m. until the time of the service. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, memorials are appreciated to the Lois and Charlie Kliefoth Scholarship Fund c/o University of Wisconsin-Fox Valley Foundation, Inc. 1478 Midway Road, Menasha, WI 54952. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com | Kliefoth, Charles (I127189)
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| 24174 | CHARLES F. PLOEGER, farmer, stock raiser and large land owner of Seymour township, is one of Outagamie county's leading agriculturists, and has been identified with various business enterprises and public movements during a period covering the last decade. Mr. Ploeger is a native of Outagamie county, born in Ellington township August 4, 1870, a son of Ferdinand and Fredericka (Hendricks) Ploeger. Ferdinand Ploeger was a native of Germany, who came to Ellington township by way of Green Bay and located on fifty acres of wild land, being one of the earliest settlers of this section. He built a log house and log barn, and with the rude instruments at hand started to claim the property from the wilderness, and after having put that tract under cultivation, bought seventy-three acres in Greenville township and eighty acres in Center township, all of which he eventually cleared. He erected a good house and barn, but left these in 1882 to come to Seymour township, locating on a partly improved property, now the home of his son Charles, on which at that time there was a small house and barn. He continued to reside on this place until 1890, in which year he turned over the management to his son and retired from active life on account of failing health. He passed away in the faith of the Lutheran Church, October 7, 1895, aged sixty-four years, and was buried in the cemetery at Stephensville, in Ellington township. Ferdinand Ploeger had served in the German army prior to coming to the United States, and during the closing years of the Civil War was a soldier in Company F, Second Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry. Mr. Ploeger was married to Fredericka Hendricks, daughter of Fred and Prudence Hendricks, and she died December 18, 1872, aged thirty-four years, eleven months, eighteen days. Mrs. Ploeger had one brother, Fred, a pioneer of Grand Chute township, who is now deceased. To Mr. and Mrs. Ploeger there were born five daughters and one son: Charles; Adolphenia, born April 9, 1857, who is the widow of D. D. Chapman of Bangor, Michigan; Bertha, born October 4, 1860, who is single and resides in Milwaukee; Lovina, born November 13, 1868, who died January 3, 1888; Lucy, born July 12, 1867, who married Ferdinand Muller, of Seymour township; and Minnie, born December 15, 1872, who married August Bunkelman, and died September 24, 1895, leaving one child, Vernon Leroy Bunkelman. Charles F. Ploeger attended the district schools at Seymour and Ellington, and at the age of twenty years took charge of the home farm, his father's health having failed. On the home farm of 120 acres he rebuilt the house; built a new barn, 36x166 feet, with a silo capacity of 400 tons; a stone hog barn, 18x65 feet; a tool shed, 90x36 feet; a granary, 18x42 feet; chicken coop, 12x38 feet; corn crib, 30x48 feet, with 3,000 bushels capacity. When Ferdinand Ploeger first located on this farm his livestock consisted of a team of horses and a few head of cattle and pigs, and now the farm stock boasts of a large herd of thoroughbred Holstein cattle, 70 milch cows, high-grade Percheron horses, 500 Shropshire, Oxford and Southdown sheep, and produces Poland China hogs, while the chickens include the Silver Spangle, Leghorn and Plymouth Rock breeds. In about 1901, Mr. Ploeger added to the acreage of the home farm by purchasing eighty acres near Isaar, Seymour township, which is now under cultivation, and during 1903 bought forty acres of partly improved land, adding to this tract by a forty-acre purchase two years later, all of this property now being under cultivation. He also bought, in 1903, another tract of eighty acres in Seymour township, now all improved except twenty acres, and then purchased forty acres which is located in the town of Seymour, thirty acres of which are improved, and two acres of which he sold for the Seymour City Cemetery. He successively purchased eighty acres adjoining his property, eighty acres of cultivated land at Isaar, the Hebner place of eighty-one acres, and in 1909 the Armitage place adjoining the old homestead, a tract of forty acres, there now being 320 acres of land under cultivation on the old homestead, making a total of 668 acres, all in Seymour township. Mr. Ploeger is a Republican in politics, and he has never missed an election. He served as township clerk during 1899 and 1900, has been township chairman for the past two years, serving in this capacity at present, and was district school clerk for nine years. He was a charter member and helped to organize the Cicero Mutual Fire Insurance Company in 1897, at which time he was elected treasurer, an office which he held twelve years, and was then made president, serving in that capacity at the present time. He was a charter member and has been president of the Seymour Mutual Hail and Cyclone Insurance Company since its incorporation ten years ago, was one of the organizers of the State Bank, of which he has always been a director, and is now serving his third year as president of the Seymour Driving Park Association, having formerly been vice-president of .that organization. Fraternally, he is connected with the E. F. U. of Neenah and the F. R. A. of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. On December 25, 1893, Mr. Ploeger was united in marriage with Miss Ida Bunkelman, who was born at Kewaskum, Washington county, Wisconsin, March 22, 1876, daughter of William and Fredericka (Leiter) Bunkelman, natives of Germany. Mr. Bunkelman came to Seymour township in 1881 and settled on a wild farm, which he improved, and there spent the remainder of his life in agricultural pursuits, his death occurring August 1, 1893, when fifty-eight years, eight months and twenty-one days old, while his widow survives him, she having been born in September, 1845. By a previous marriage Mr. Bunkelman had two children: William and ------ . His marriage with Fredericka Leiter was blessed by the birth of ten children, as follows: Matilda, born April 27, 1864, married William Buddenhagen and resides at Neillsville, Clark county; August, born January 3, 1863, who died in August, 1909, married (first) Minnie Ploeger, and (second) Anna Warner; Sarah, born May 6, 1870, married Art Flint, a farmer of Neillsville; Albert, born April 6, 1868, married November 4, 1896; Herman, born March 5, 1875, residing at Fond du Lac, married May Singbush; Ida, who married Mr. Ploeger; Louie, born November 4, 1882, is single and resides in California; Emma, born September 22, 1883, married Thomas Sickles and lives in the State of Washington; and Elmira, born March 6, 1885, died single in January 1910. Two children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Ploeger: Sylvia B., born March 27, 1897; and Wealthy E., born December 6, 1900. Mr. Ploeger's family are members of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Mr. Ploeger employs a competent foreman and by thoroughly systemizing his work he is able to spend most of his time at his Waldorf farm, just three miles north of the city, where the visitor will find him with his genial wife always ready to welcome the coming guest. | Ploeger, Charles F. (I190583)
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| 24175 | Charles F. Rehmer 3/24/1927 Post Crescent 3/26/1927 17 | Rehmer, Charles F. (I194153)
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| 24176 | Charles F. Sachs Spouse: Ida Timm Born: January 25, 1882 Died: June 17, 1969 Place of Birth: Black Creek, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 18, 1969 Section: D Page: 7 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Memorial Park Location: Appleton, WI | Sachs, Charles (I137358)
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| 24177 | CHARLES F. SMITH, president of the C. F. Smith Stone Company, proprietor of a large livery establishment in Appleton, and the owner of a fine stock farm in Outagamie county, was born September 18, 1856, in Lawrence, St. Lawrence county, New York, and is a son of Robert and Emeline (Micham) Smith, the former a native of Maine and the latter of New York. Until fifteen years of age Mr. Smith attended the public schools of Minnesota, whence his father had brought his family at an early date, and he then engaged at various kinds of work until becoming interested in a bee business in Columbia county. He came to Appleton in 1884 and established his present livery business, buying out Mr. Truner, for whom he had worked, and he has built up one of the largest industries of its kind in Northern Wisconsin, having a four-story barn, 48x125 feet, which is fitted throughout with every modern appliance and convenience, including complete elevator service. His stone quarry, from which he supplies the trade with crushed stone, lime and sandstone, produces about 5,000 yards of crushed stone and 1,000 cords of building stone per year, employs the services of fifteen men and was established in 1897. His stock farm in Outagamie county, where he breeds fine Holstein cattle, covers 227 acres. In June, 1884, Mr. Smith was married to Miss Mary Powers, daughter of William and Mary (Galom) Powers, natives of Ireland, and they have had five children, namely: Hattie, Marie, Lucile, Raymond and - ---------------. Mr. Smith is a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin, the Catholic Foresters, the Eagles and the Elks, and is a democrat in politics. The family is connected with St. Mary's Catholic Church. Mr. Smith is a good representative of the self-made man, having achieved success through his own efforts, and has proved himself in every way a most desirable citizen. | Smith, Charles F. (I315672)
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| 24178 | CHARLES F. TRETTIN, proprietor of the well-known general store in Appleton, and whose wide patronage is in itself indisputable evidence of his enviable popularity, was born in Eric county, N. Y., October 24, 1854. Frederick Trettin, his father, a farmer by occupation, was a native of Prussia, born in 1822, whence in 1849 he emigrated to the United States, alone, settling in Erie county, N. Y. He there, in 1853, married Miss Caroline Schlueter, who was born in Germany in 1832, and came to America with her parents in 1852. Nine children were born to this union, named respectively: Charles F., Albertina E., Anna M., Frank F., Carrie, August, Amelia, Mattie, and William (who died in infancy of smallpox, in the winter of 1864, at which time the entire family were attacked with the disease). In 1856 Frederick Trettin came to Wisconsin with his family, and settled on a piece of wild land in the township of Ellington, Outagamie county, which property they cleared and improved, converting the wildwoods into smiling fields of clover and grain, a snug and fertile farm of eighty acres. In 1889 Mr. Trettin rented the place, and retiring from active work moved into the city of Appleton, where he died in March, 1891, and his widow is yet living. He enlisted in the army during the Civil war, but was rejected on account of his age. In politics he was a Democrat, in religious faith a member of the Lutheran Church, as is also his widow. Charles F. Trettin, their eldest son, was but an eighteen-month-old infant when his parents brought him to Wisconsin. When old enough he was placed in winter school, his summers being passed in assisting his parents to clear up the farm, up to the age of fourteen, when he left school, but at eighteen he again attended the district school. When twenty-one years old he left the home farm, hiring out his services, during the summer season, on another farm, at eighteen dollars per month, and in the winter time cutting cordwood at fifty cents per cord, and in this he continued four years, by the end of which time he had saved some four hundred dollars. Shortly after his marriage in 1878, he and his young wife came to Appleton, where he learned the trade of cooper, at which he worked, in all, four years-two in Appleton and two in Green Bay. In 1882 or 1883 he commenced clerking in the general store of Peter Leonhardt, where he remained about seven years, when impaired health compelled his retirement from active life for a time. He then took charge of the clothing department in Michael Clifford's store one year, after which he for six months occupied a similar position for the Milwaukee Clothing Rouse, all in Appleton. Mr. Trettin's next appearance was as traveling salesman for the Union Toy and Furniture Co., of Appleton, handling their goods as well as those of others on commission until March 22, 1892, when he purchased his present general store of Mr. Nic. Schafer. In October, 1878, Mr. Trettin was married to Miss Carrie Schroeder, who was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, October 24, 1853, daughter of Christian and Sophia Schroeder, who came to America in 1866, settling in Outagamie county, where the father died in 1874. They had a family of seven children. To Mr. and Mrs. Trettin have been born five children, as follows: Anna C., Emma, Arthur H., Walter O., and Olga (deceased in 1884). Our subject is a member of the I..0.0.F., atid past high priest of the Encampment; is president of the Appleton Maennerchor, also fest-president of the East Wisconsin Saenger-Bezirk. In politics he is a Republican, has always been very active in the workings of his party, and is very pronounced in his political ideas. Commemorative Biographical Record of the Fox River Valley Counties of Brown, Outagamie and Winnebago, J.H. Beers & Co, p. 700, | Trettin, Charles F. (I155991)
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| 24179 | Charles F. Zahrt, 82, Dies After Long Illness Special to Post-Crescent Seymour - Charles F. Zahrt, 82. died at 1:45 Monday morning at his home on route 3, Seymour, alter a lingering illness. He was born Jan. 1, 1855, in Dodge county. On Mar. 1, 1893, he married Miss Mary Hallam and settled on a farm~at Rose Lawn, Shawano county, for seven year*. For the last 37 years he had been a resident of Seymour his home be- ing just outside the city limits. Survivors are the widow, one daughter, Mrs Elmer Kimball and one son, Elmer Zahrt, and seven grandchildren, all of Seymour. Funeral services will be Iheld 1:30 Thursday afternoon from the residence and at 2 o'clock at the Methodist church in Seymour by the Rev. Lorenz Knutzen. Burial will be in the Seymour city cemetery. PAGE EIGHTEEN, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, Tuesday Evening, February 5,1937 | Zahrt, Charles F. (I200724)
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| 24180 | CHARLES F. ZAHRT, whose fine forty-acre property adjoins the city of Seymour, Wisconsin, on section 28, Seymour township, is a native of Wisconsin, having been born in Dodge county, January 1, 1855, a son of John and Caroline (Krugler) Zahrt, natives of Germany. The parents of Mr. Zahrt were married in Germany, and came to the United States on a sailing vessel which took eight weeks for the journey across the ocean, and first located on a tract of twenty acres of wild land in Dodge county, Wisconsin. In 1869 the family removed to Ellington township, Outagamie county, coming with a yoke of oxen and one cow to a wild tract of eighty acres, and living under the tree tops until a shack could be erected for their protection. Here the family lived for eight or nine years and then moved to Stephensville, Wisconsin, on another unimproved eighty acres. They lived here about nine years and then came to Seymour township. Here they purchased forty acres of wild land on which they lived for fifteen years. From here they moved to the village of Stephensville, Wisconsin, where Mrs. Zahrt spent her last years. She was born in Germany in 1818 and died February 4, 1891. John Zahrt was born June 16, 1815, and died April 10, 1910. To Mr. and Mrs. Zahrt were born six children, namely: Augusta, who was born in 1845, and who died in 1865; William, born in 1848, a retired farmer of Appleton, Wisconsin; twins born in 1852, and died 1854, having been buried at sea while the family were en route to this country; Charles F.; and Adolph born in 1858, and died 1887. Charles F. Zahrt's boyhood days were filled with the hard, unremitting labor that attends the breaking in of a new country, and his education in the schools of Ellington was somewhat limited. When he reached the age of twenty years he struck out for himself and for one year worked for his brother, and during the four or five years following spent his winters in work in the lumber mills and the summer months on the farm. He also went to school for a winter or two after he was twenty years of age, and eventually purchased a tract of uncultivated land in Shawano county. He started with a log shack 12x16 feet, in which he lived while he cleared up the land and then erected some good frame buildings. During the following ten years he "bached it," but in 1893 he was married to Mary Hallam and they continued to reside on his property for seven years. In 1900 Mr. Zahrt sold this and moved near the city of Seymour, but after one year there removed to the present home, a tract of forty acres adjoining the city, on section 28 where he has finely improved property and is actively engaged in general farming. Mrs. Zahrt was born in Calumet county, Wisconsin, September 7, 1874, daughter of John and Jane (Baker) Hallam, the former a native of England and the latter of Calumet county. Mr. and Mrs. Hallam had three children, namely: George, Mary and Bessie. Mr. and Mrs. Zahrt have been the parents of three children: Effie, born November 25, 1894, who died September 18, 1895; Gladys, born November 25, 1895; and Elmer, born June 6, 1898. | Zahrt, Charles F. (I200724)
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| 24181 | Charles F., "Chuck " Appleton Town of Kaukauna Age 61, died Wednesday February 11, 2004 at the Appleton Medical Cente r. He was born November 26, 1942 to the late Chester and Elizabeth (Weilan d) Appleton in Appleton. He never married. Chuck farmed with his brother C lark for the past 34 years in the Town of Kaukauna. He loved attending tra ctor pulling shows and restoring Allis tractors. He thoroughly enjoyed bow ling with his buddies. Chuck was always there to lend a helping hand. He w as a loving brother, friend and father figure to many of his close relativ es. He is survived by three brothers: Thomas and Florence, Dan and Nancy a nd Clark and Carol, all of Kaukauna; two sisters: Betty Appleton, Appleto n; Patricia and Tom Sutliff, Colorado Springs, CO; ten nieces and nephew s: David and Carol Appleton, Steven Appleton, Lori and Rick Hedtke, Kim a nd Scott Walbrun, DeAnn Appleton, Wendy and Paul Schluetter, Julie Bower s, Sabrina and Henry Schmidt, Kenneth Sutliff and Leah Sutliff and a ve ry good friend, Dale Vande Voort, will also miss him.His parents preceded him in death. The memorial service will be 12 No on on Saturday February 14 at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Freedom with F r. Paul Paider officiating. Friends will be received at Church on Saturd ay from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Chuck wanted to be cremated a nd his cremated remains will be buried in the Parish Cemetery. In li eu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name. | Appleton, Charles F. (I66873)
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| 24182 | Charles F> Baldwin Born: May 9, 1879 Died: April 3, 1947 Place of Birth: Chilton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 4, 1947 Section: Page: 3 Type: Notes news story, age 67 | Baldwin, Charles Frederick (I130413)
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| 24183 | Charles Febon Adele Febon John Febon Julian Febon Clara Febon Mary Febon William Fonville | Tebon, Mary (I179979)
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| 24184 | Charles Feck Caroline Feck Charles Feck Hamah Feck Emma Feck Poluna Feck Odelia Feck Holda Feck | Fieck, Charles David (I196780)
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| 24185 | Charles Ferris Lizzie Ferris | Jochman, Elizabeth (I88359)
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| 24186 | Charles Feuerstein Margeret Feuerstein Nicholas Feuerstein Theodore Feuerstein Raymond Feuerstein Isabelle Feuerstein [1 10/12] Nicholas Arendt | Feuerstein, Raymond (I190283)
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| 24187 | Charles Feuerstein Margeret Feuerstein Nicholas Feuerstein Theodore Feuerstein Raymond Feuerstein Isabelle Feuerstein [1 10/12] Nicholas Arendt | Feuerstein, Carl Anton (I191261)
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| 24188 | Charles Fick Carolina Fick Carl Fick | Fieck, Charles David (I196780)
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| 24189 | Charles Fink Louisa Fink Byron A Fink Ellen M Fink Cyntha Fink | Fink, Charles W. (I334615)
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| 24190 | Charles Finnigan Margret Finnigan Michael Finnigan Andrew Finnigan Helen Finnigan Elizabeth Finnigan James H. Finnigan Peter T. Finnigan Martha R. Finnigan George M. Finnigan Joseph E. Finnigan John Holahan | Finnegan, Martha (I51242)
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| 24191 | Charles Fischer 22 Helen Fischer 19 Theodore Fischer 9/12 Margaret Thieman 57 | Gehring, Margaret (I157806)
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| 24192 | Charles Fischer Helen Fischer Theodore Fischer Margaret Thieman | Thieman, Helen A. (I139111)
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| 24193 | Charles Fischer Helen Fischer Theodore Fischer Margaret Thieman | Gehring, Margaret (I157806)
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| 24194 | Charles Fitsgerald Mary Fitsgerald Patrick Fitsgerald John Fitsgerald William Ballard John Warner Margaret Warner John Darpus Eva Darpus John Darpus George Darpus Joseph Darpus Conrad Darpus Margaret Darpus Frantz Darpus Barbara Darpus | Derfus, Joseph (I133301)
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| 24195 | Charles Foley Maggie B Foley Wallie R Foley Jennie Foley Fredrick Foley Lewis Foley Charles Foley | Foley, Charles (I329166)
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| 24196 | Charles Foley Maggie Foley Fred Foley Louis Foley Charles Foley John Foley Jennie Foley | Foley, Charles (I323776)
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| 24197 | Charles Foley Maggie Foley Fred Foley Louis Foley Charles Foley John Foley Jennie Foley | Foley, Charles (I329166)
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| 24198 | Charles Forstner Pattie Forstner Roy P Forstner Ella Forstner | Forstner, Charles (I185837)
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| 24199 | Charles Fraelich Margaret Fraelich Emma Fraelich Joseph Fraelich Eleanor Fraelich Agnes Fraelich Wencil Fraelich Marie Fraelich Dorothy Fraelich Cecilia Fraelich Norbert Fraelich [11/12] Katerine Krt | Froelich, Charles (I321448)
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| 24200 | Charles Fraelich Margaret Fraelich Emma Fraelich Joseph Fraelich Eleanor Fraelich Agnes Fraelich Wencil Fraelich Marie Fraelich Dorothy Fraelich Cecilia Fraelich Norbert Fraelich [11/12] Katerine Krt | Unknown, Katharina (I334913)
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| 24201 | Charles Frank Hanna Frank Albert Frank Harriet Frank Herman Frank Joe Frank Dorothy Frank Mary Ann Frank George Frank | Frank, Mary Ann (I315567)
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| 24202 | Charles Fransway Faria Fransway Mina Fransway Henry Fransway Adelia Fransway Julie Fransway Charles Fransway | Fransway, Charles (I194160)
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| 24203 | Charles Freeman Mary Freeman Henry Freeman | Freeman, Charles (I123410)
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| 24204 | Charles Freeman | Freeman, Charles (I123410)
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| 24205 | Charles Freier has purchased the grocery stock of Charles Ristau, and they are busy with an inventory preparatory to his taking possession next week. Miss Lillian Ristau will remain forth present as clerk until Mr. Freier becomes acquainted with the trade. | Ristau, Charles (I30837)
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| 24206 | Charles Freier has purchased the grocery stock of Charles Ristau, and they are busy with an inventory preparatory to his taking possession next week. Miss Lillian Ristau will remain forth present as clerk until Mr. Freier becomes acquainted with the trade. | Freier, Charles J. (I166930)
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| 24207 | Charles Freund Lydia Freund Marie Freund | Grignon, Lydia Catherine (I176991)
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| 24208 | Charles Freund Lydia Freund Marie Freund | Freund, Charles (I184707)
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| 24209 | Charles Freund Lydia Freund Marie Freund | Freund, Charles (I184707)
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| 24210 | Charles Fritch 39 Mary Fritch 35 George Fritch 11 William Fritch 9 Raymond Fritch 8 Mary Fritch 8 [5] Lilli Fritch 3 Elizabeth Fritch 2 Rose Fritch 1/12 [0] | Fritsch, Charles (I161945)
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| 24211 | Charles Fritch 39 Mary Fritch 35 George Fritch 11 William Fritch 9 Raymond Fritch 8 Mary Fritch 8 [5] Lilli Fritch 3 Elizabeth Fritch 2 Rose Fritch 1/12 [0] | Fritsch, Rose (I161947)
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| 24212 | Charles Fritch 39 Mary Fritch 35 George Fritch 11 William Fritch 9 Raymond Fritch 8 Mary Fritch 8 [5] Lilli Fritch 3 Elizabeth Fritch 2 Rose Fritch 1/12 [0] | Moser, Mary (I161953)
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| 24213 | Charles Fritsch 27 Margaret Fritsch 23 Charlotte Fritsch 4 Norbert Fritsch 3 | Fritsch, Charles J. (I134191)
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| 24214 | Charles Fulcer Cora Fulcer Elmira Fulcer Olive Fulcer Warren H Fulcer Milton Fulcer | Carver, Cora (I159309)
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| 24215 | Charles Fulcer Cora Fulcer Elmira Fulcer Olive Fulcer Warren H Fulcer Milton Fulcer | Fulcer, Charles Henry (I159310)
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| 24216 | Charles Fulcer Cora Fulcer Elmira Fulcer Olive Fulcer Warren H Fulcer Milton Fulcer | Fulcer, Milton John (I175598)
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| 24217 | Charles Fulen Cora L Fulen Olive Fulen Manen H Fulen Milton Fulen Alice Fulen Earl Fulen | Fulcer, Charles Henry (I159310)
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| 24218 | Charles G Brenner Lucy Brenner | Brenner, Charles G. F. (I157996)
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| 24219 | Charles G Maas Emily Maas Shirley Maas Howard Maas Eugene Maas Donna Jean Maas | Wunrow, Emily (I164215)
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| 24220 | Charles G Maes Frances Maes Mary A Cavanaugh | Maes, Charles G. (I137115)
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| 24221 | Charles G Maes Mary Cavanaugh Katherine Jeffery | Maes, Charles G. (I137115)
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| 24222 | Charles G S Brenner 38 Lessie M Brenner 32 Winfield C Brenner 9 | Brenner, Charles G. F. (I157996)
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| 24223 | Charles G Suchey Mary Suchey Annie Suchey Mary Suchey | Suchy, Karl "Charles" (I202785)
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| 24224 | Charles G Winge 42 Mamie Winge 44 William B Winge 24 Ruth L Miller 22 Glen C Miller 22 Glen C Miller 4 Patsy M Miller 1 10/12 | Miller, Glen Charles (I130966)
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| 24225 | Charles G Winge 22 Mamie Winge 25 William V Hanson 4 Ruth A Hanson 2 Fred Jensen 31 [64] | Winge, Ruth (I188562)
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| 24226 | Charles G Wolcott Elizabeth Wolcott | Faville, Elizabeth (I146249)
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| 24227 | Charles G Wolcott Elizabeth Wolcott | Wolcott, Charles Edward (I146253)
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| 24228 | CHARLES G. ADKINS is a native of the State of New York, born in Oswego county in the year 1822, and was there educated in the common schools and reared to manhood. Early in life he learned the mercantile business and for a time followed that line of endeavor at Stockbridge, New York. He married Eloise Woodward, and in 1853, with his wife and oldest child, Charles V., came west and located at Appleton, Wisconsin, then but a backwoods village. Their old home was situated at what is now Kimball and Allen streets, and here they had to clear land before erecting their humble dwelling. They subsequently moved to Lawrence and Morrison streets, which is now occupied by Peabody Hall of Lawrence University. Mr. Adkins opened a general store shortly after his arrival and for a great many years was one of the foremost merchants of Appleton. He was engaged for nine years in a similar business in Antigo, but returned to Appleton and retired from active commercial pursuits. His wife died in September, 1903. They were the parents of three children: Charles V., Adelbert and Lillian A. (Mrs. James E. Hubbell), the daughter being the only one now living. Mr. Adkins was one of the organizers and first president of the old Manufacturers' National Bank, and at the time of his death was a director in the present Commercial National Bank. For over forty years, the longest period ever served by any one man in a similar capacity, he was trustee of Lawrence University, and in religion he was a life-long member of the Methodist Episcopal Church, being for many years an official of that church in Appleton. Immediately after his wife's death he went East with his married daughter, and died at Syracuse, New York, on the last day of December, 1903. He was a man of sound principles, absolutely honest, and in so far as he was able contributed in an unostentatious way to deserving charitable objects. Charles V. Adkins, the oldest son of Charles G., whose biography immediately precedes this, was born at Stockbridge, New York, February 25, 1850, and was but three years old when brought to Appleton by his parents. He was educated in the public schools of the city and at Lawrence University, and subsequently was employed in his father's stores here and at Antigo. On February 2, 1892, he was united in marriage with Miss Alice A. Mills, daughter of Alonzo S. and Eunice (Vaughn) Mills, who were natives of Jefferson county, New York, and the parents of five children. In 1854, Mr. Vaughn and family moved to Dodge county, Wisconsin, and from there in 1858 to a farm in the Town of Dale, Outagamie county, where Mr. Mills died in 1894. Charles V. Adkins died October 10, 1906. | Adkins, Charles G. (I130337)
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| 24229 | CHARLES G. HERMAN, who is now operating the old Herman homestead in section 29, Cicero township, which was first settled by his father many years ago, is one of the enterprising and progressive farmers of this section. He was born on the property which he is now operating, January 11, 1874, and is a son of Charles G. and Louisa (Noach) Herman, who are both now living at Black Creek, retired from activities. Charles G. Herman, Jr., received his education in the district schools of Cicero township, and was reared to the life of an agriculturist, his boyhood and youth being spent on the home farm, which, in fact, he has never left. He bought eighty acres of land adjoining that of the old homestead when he had attained manhood, and later purchased the home farm itself, but since that time he has disposed of forty acres and now is cultivating 120 acres, which he devotes to general farming and the raising of good blooded stock. When Mr. Herman's father first came to this section of the county, the farm was but a wilderness, the original buildings on the property being a log cabin, 18x20 feet, and a log stable, 20x24 feet, which forms somewhat of a comparison to the present handsome residence of twelve rooms, thoroughly equipped with all modern conveniences, the eight-room house adjoining it, the basement barn, 40x70 feet, and the hay barn, 22x50 feet. Other improvements made have been correspondingly great, and the farm is now one of the finest of its size in Cicero township. Mr. Herman was married in February, 1896, to Anna Trams, who was born in New York, and came to Wisconsin with her parents. Five children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman, namely: Clara, Elma, Harvey, Lydia and Dora. | Hermann, Charles H. (I200726)
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| 24230 | Charles Galdbeck Marie H Galdbeck Carl Galdbeck Iola Galdbeck | Goldbeck, Charles B. (I110231)
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| 24231 | Charles Ganzenn Gertrude Ganzenn Selma M Ganzenn Dorothy G Ganzenn Irma C Ganzenn Marie H Ganzenn Paul L Ganzenn Pauline L Ganzenn Karl Ganzenn [1 10/12] | Ganzen, Charles (I82624)
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| 24232 | Charles Ganzenn Gertrude Ganzenn Selma M Ganzenn Dorothy G Ganzenn Irma C Ganzenn Marie H Ganzenn Paul L Ganzenn Pauline L Ganzenn Karl Ganzenn [1 10/12] | Ganzen, Paul (I82705)
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| 24233 | Charles Garlich age 40 butcher bo rn in Prussia listed living with wife Josephine age 30, Frank age 5 and wi llie age 7/12, listed born Oct 1870, Charles born in Germany, father in Au stria mother in Germany. Also Michael Koppel age 15 a butcher living wi th them as a boarder. | Garlich, Charles (I436)
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| 24234 | Charles Gast born 1/4/1913 Kaukauna to Fred Gast, age 28 born Wisc, farmer, and Martha Wenzel age 24 born Wisc housewife, 5 children 5 alive. | Gast, Carl R. (I31948)
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| 24235 | Charles Gast Anna Gast Elmira Gast Carl Gast Ruth Gast Fredrick Gast Edwin Gast | Gast, Edwin C. (I315877)
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| 24236 | Charles Gear Born: October 12, 1895 Died: December 22, 1950 Place of Birth: Menasha, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 23, 1950 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Oak Hill Location: , Page 12 | Gear, Charles Clyde (I69174)
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| 24237 | Charles Gear Catherine Gear Myrtle Gear Charles Gear Jannie Gear Hazel Gear Clarrissa Thomas 27 daughter Marr 4yrs- mom 2= alive 1 William Crawford servant Hugh Gear Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1743; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0122; FHL microfilm: 1375756 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4455061_01054/31250598?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1910uscenindex%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dcharles%2bc%26gsln%3dgear%26msbdy%3d1861%26msbpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d52%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d31250598%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Gear, Charles Childs (I142210)
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| 24238 | Charles Gear Catherine Gear Hazel Gear Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2023; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 150; Image: 553 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4391507_00553/53881101?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1920usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dcharles%2bc%26gsln%3dgear%26msbdy%3d1861%26msbpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d52%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d53881101%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Gear, Charles Childs (I142210)
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| 24239 | Charles Gear Catherine Gear Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin; Roll: 2619; Page: 21A; Enumeration District: 0005; Image: 711.0; FHL microfilm: 2342353 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547587_00715/57332270?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%3dcharles%2bc%26gsln%3dgear%26msbdy%3d1861%26msbpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d52%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d57332270%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Gear, Charles Childs (I142210)
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| 24240 | Charles Gebhart 36 Thelma Gebhart 30 Mildred Gebhart 8 Wallace Gebhart 6 Virginia Gebhart 3 9/12 Robert Gebhart 1 9/12 Kathleen Puetz 11 | Gebhart, Charles J. (I130297)
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| 24241 | Charles Gehrt Sarah Gehart Grover Gehart Sadie Gehart Matie Gehart | Gehrt, Charles August Fredrick (I184264)
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| 24242 | Charles Gehrt Sarah Gehrt Geover Gehrt Sadie Gehrt Mate Gehrt | Gehrt, Charles August Fredrick (I184264)
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| 24243 | Charles Gehrt Clara Gehrt Grover Gehrt Sadie Gehrt Mela Gehrt Clarence Gehrt | Gehrt, Charles August Fredrick (I184264)
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| 24244 | Charles Gehrt Sarah A Gehrt Clarence Gehrt | Gehrt, Charles August Fredrick (I184264)
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| 24245 | Charles Geise Kathryn Geise Leo Geise Agness Geise Alvina Geise | Giese, Leo C. (I131488)
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| 24246 | Charles Geise Leo Geise Agnes Geise Alvina Geise | Giese, Leo C. (I131488)
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| 24247 | Charles Gerlach Adell Gerlach | Gerlach, Charles (I204659)
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| 24248 | Charles Gerlach Adell Gerlach | Sullivan, Adella (I204660)
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| 24249 | Charles Gibbs, 70, Larsen, passed away at his home, Thursday evening, January 23, 2014, with his family by his side. He was born October 18, 1943, in Palm Beach, FL, the son of Charles and Helen (Harlow) Gibbs. He served in the U.S. Army on the 11th Battalion 116th Assault Helicopter Company in 1965/1966 in Vietnam. He was proud to serve as Crew Chief/Door Gunner where he earned 14 air metals with over 300 combat missions. Charlie was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post # 10893. Jiggs married Bette Nabbefeld on October 5, 1968, at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Neenah. He was employed at American Can Company which became James River Corporation for 31 years, as well as Alcan Packaging prior to retiring in 1995. He was an avid hunter and fisherman, enjoying many trips out west. His dogs were an important part of his life, including his little buddy, Peanut. He loved playing sheephead and cribbage with his friends and family. In his spare time, Jiggs liked to read, do crossword puzzles, and camp with the family. Jiggs is survived by his wife, Bette of 45 years, and his three daughters: Jackie (John) Thompson, Larsen; Jennie (Gene) Smit and their children: Paige and Ian, Neenah; and Jesse (Dan) Holland and their children: Drew and Alex, Madison; his mother: Helen Gibbs; five siblings: Joan Longsine, Janet (Al) Elsworth, Patti (Rick) Harrer, Mary (Jeff) Gross, and Steve Gibbs; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Charlie was preceded in death by his father: Charles A. Gibbs; and his brother: Michael Gibbs. Funeral services will be held at 12:00 Noon, Tuesday, January 28, 2014, at the Kessler Funeral Home, 304 S. Commercial St., Neenah, with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. Inurnment will be in Riverside Cemetery, Appleton. Visitation will be Tuesday at the funeral home from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Military honors will be performed by members of the Neenah Menasha Veterans Honor Guard and the U.S. Army following services at the funeral home. A memorial has been established in Jiggs' name. Jiggs' family would like to thank the staff at ThedaCare at Home and Hospice; WI Veterans Home at King; the Larsen-Winchester Lions Club and the many doctors and staff that have given him special care during his long illness. | Gibbs, Charles (I199692)
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| 24250 | Charles Gieb Elizabeth Gieb Clarence Gieb Ambrosa Gieb Lorettes Gieb | Geib, Charles A. (I89383)
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| 24251 | Charles Giebel Margaret Giebel Slyvester Giebel Lawrence Giebel | Giebel, Charles (I192523)
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| 24252 | Charles Giese Emilia Giese Amanda Giese | Giese, Charles F. "Carl" (I333374)
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| 24253 | Charles Gilkey Ella Gilkey Gertrude Gilkey Grace Gilkey | Gilkey, Charles A. (I30160)
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| 24254 | Charles Gilkey Ella Gilkey Gertrude Gilkey Grace Gilkey | Colton, Ella (I33413)
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| 24255 | Charles Gilkey Kiren Gilkey | Gilkey, Charles A. (I30160)
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| 24256 | Charles Gilkey Kiren Gilkey | Colton, Ella (I33413)
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| 24257 | Charles Girnert Anna Girnert Alfred Girnert Bruno Girnert Freda Girnert Irving Girnert Walter Girnert Ruth Girnert Willis Girnert Eunice Girnert Karl Girnert [4 1/12] Robert Girnert [6/12] | Zeinert, Robert (I39325)
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| 24258 | Charles Girondal Catharine Girondal William Girondal Jack Girondal Jule Girondal Joseph Girondal Mary Girondal Henry Girondal Ernest Girondal | Gerondale, Charles (I121733)
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| 24259 | Charles Girondal Catharine Girondal William Girondal Jack Girondal Jule Girondal Joseph Girondal Mary Girondal Henry Girondal Ernest Girondal | Gerondale, Ernst (I199122)
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| 24260 | Charles Glander [57] Marie Glander Otto Carl Glander Carl Albert Glander Mary Hulda Glander Lillian Marie Glander Rose Marie Glander [2 2/12] | Glander, Lillian (I150668)
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| 24261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gorchals, Mildred (I335859)
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| 24262 | Charles Gorchals Elizabeth Gorchals Ruth Gorchals [1 6/12] | Gorchals, Charles (I183319)
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| 24263 | Charles Gorchals Elizabeth Gorchals Ralph Gorchals Mildred Gorchals Marian Gorchals Charles Gorchals Edward Gorchals Margaret Gorchals | Gorchals, Charles (I183319)
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| 24264 | Charles Gore Rosetta Gore Milo Gore Melvin Gore Lester D Gore John Hunsicker August Neubauer | Hunsicker, Rosetta "Sadie" (I194118)
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| 24265 | Charles Gore Rosetta Gore Milo Gore Melvin Gore Lester D Gore John Hunsicker August Neubauer | Hunsicker, John (I194121)
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| 24266 | Charles Gore Rosetta Gore Milo Gore Melvin Gore Lester D Gore John Hunsicker August Neubauer | Gore, Charles (I194488)
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| 24267 | Charles Gore Sette Gore Milo Gore Melvin Gore Lester Gore Melda Gore | Hunsicker, Rosetta "Sadie" (I194118)
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| 24268 | Charles Gore Sette Gore Milo Gore Melvin Gore Lester Gore Melda Gore | Gore, Charles (I194488)
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| 24269 | Charles Gosse 69 Ernstina Gosse 69 Emil Gosse 29 Martha Gosse 29 Emma Gosse 2/12 [1] | Jeske, Martha Marie Louise (I127502)
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| 24270 | Charles Gosse 69 Ernstina Gosse 69 Emil Gosse 29 Martha Gosse 29 Emma Gosse 2/12 [1] | Gosse, Emma (I127503)
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| 24271 | Charles Gosse 69 Ernstina Gosse 69 Emil Gosse 29 Martha Gosse 29 Emma Gosse 2/12 [1] | Gosse, Carl (I154785)
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| 24272 | Charles Gosse 69 Ernstina Gosse 69 Emil Gosse 29 Martha Gosse 29 Emma Gosse 2/12 [1] | Gosse, Emil F. Sr. (I161051)
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| 24273 | Charles Gosse, 58, 1706 N. Division-st, died at 1:30 this afternoon after a lingering illness. Mr. Gosse was born in the town of Ellington where he spent most of his life except for the last 12 years, when he resided in Appleton. He is a member of the Mount Olive Lutheran church. Survivors are the widow three daughters, Mrs. John Cronnin Denver, Colo., Mrs. Lloyd Levezow Manawa, and Mrs. Donald Rogers Appleton; two sons, Raymond and Gordon of Appleton; four brothers Otto Daw, Stevens Point, William Gosse, Ellington, Arnold of Osh kosh, and Emil of Milwaukee; and four grandchildren. Funeral services will beheld at 1:45 Tuesday afternoon at Wichmann Funeral home and at 2 o'clock at Mount Olive Lutheran church with the Rev. R. E. Ziesemer in charge. Burial will be in the Ellington Lutheran cemetery. The body may be viewed at the Wichmann Funeral home from 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon until the time of the services Page Four APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Saturday Evening, September 5,1931 The funeral of Charles Gosse, held at 1:45 Tuesday afternoon from the Wichmann Funeral home, with services at 2 o'clock at Mount Olive Lutheran church. The Rev. R. E. Ziesemer was in charge of services, and burial was in the Ellington Lutheran cemetery. Bearers were Jacob Loos, John Ort, George Schroth, Charles Greinert, Otto Stegert, and Edward Buchert. Page Four, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Evening, September 9,1931 | Gosse, Charles (I161040)
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| 24274 | Charles Gosse Ida Gosse Theodore F Gosse Leona S Gosse Ellan H Gosse Raymond K Gosse | Gosse, Charles (I161040)
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| 24275 | Charles Gosse Emma Gosse Laona Gosse Ellan Gosse Raymound Gosse Lillian Ely Laona Ely | Gosse, Charles (I161040)
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| 24276 | Charles Graham 50 Loretta Graham 40 Charles Graham 21 Helen Graham 20 John Graham 16 Joseph Graham 9 Robert Graham 4 7/12 | O'Connell, Louise Mary "Loretta" (I34125)
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| 24277 | Charles Grasold Theresia Grasold Elizabeth Grasold Whalburger Grasold Barbara Grasold Joseph Grasold Theresia Grasold Maria Grasold Anton Grasold Catharina Grasold Isabella Grasold | Grassold, Joseph (I311285)
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| 24278 | Charles Greim, a resident of Appleton, was run over in the Lakeshore yards in this city about 3:00 Saturday afternoon and died of his injuries. He had entered the caboose of a train, but upon looking out shortly after noticed it was not connected to the train. He left the caboose and made a jump for the moving train but must've fallen short falling beneath the wheels. Dr. Tanner was summoned and he was made comfortable. He passed away that evening, he was 38 years old and leaves a wife and four children who would be in destitute circumstances were not for a $1000 policy he had taken out a month ago. | Griem, Charles "Karl" (I300135)
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| 24279 | Charles Gretton Carlolina Gretton Arthur H Gretton Walter O Gretton | Trettin, Charles F. (I155991)
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| 24280 | Charles Greunke 48 Mary C Greunke 48 Alvin Greunke 26 Carl Greunke 21 Gertrude Greunke 19 Amelia Greunke 17 Marie Greunke 15 Irene Greunke 13 | Greunke, Charles A. (I158432)
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| 24281 | Charles Greunke 48 Mary C Greunke 48 Alvin Greunke 26 Carl Greunke 21 Gertrude Greunke 19 Amelia Greunke 17 Marie Greunke 15 Irene Greunke 13 | Greunke, Irene Bertha (I158442)
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| 24282 | Charles Griem Wilhelmina Griem Minnie Griem Augusta Griem | Griem, Charles "Karl" (I300135)
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| 24283 | Charles Griem Wilhelmina Griem Minnie Griem Augusta Griem | Griem, Charles "Karl" (I300135)
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| 24284 | Charles Griem Wilhelmina Griem Minnie Griem Augusta Griem | Griem, Augusta (I334219)
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| 24285 | Charles H Baake Jennie Baake | Baake, Conrad Herman (C. H. ) (I204504)
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| 24286 | Charles H Bohm Carrie Bohm Walter Bohm Hazel Bohm | Bohm, Charles H. (I140914)
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| 24287 | Charles H Buchanan Rose Buchanan William J Buchanan Henry C Buchanan Cecilia B Buchanan John J Buchanan Agnes Buchanan Areleen Buchanan Cecila Lutgen | Buchanan, Charles (I312703)
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| 24288 | Charles H Cockerill Minnie H Cockerill Betty H Cockerill Florence M Cockerill [1 10/12] | Cockerill, Charles (I29138)
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| 24289 | Charles H Dreger 25 Dec 1879 5 Dec 1962 91 | Dreger, Karl H. "Charles" (I165709)
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| 24290 | Charles H Hoffman Vera Hoffman Donald Hoffman Geo Fieck | Hoffman, Charles (I151527)
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| 24291 | Charles H Howe Kate A Howe Mary P Howe Kate E Howe Frank Howe Minnie Howe Peter Renn Nicholas Renn | Renn, Nicholas (I4884)
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| 24292 | Charles H Jacquot Allie D Jacquot Marie F Jacquot Jean L Jacquot Corine L Jacquot Leona C Jacquot Reginald J Jacquot Frances Lock | Fletcher, Atta (I199127)
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| 24293 | Charles H Jacquot Allie D Jacquot Marie F Jacquot Jean L Jacquot Corine L Jacquot Leona C Jacquot Reginald J Jacquot Frances Lock | Jacquot, Charles (I200927)
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| 24294 | Charles H Jacquot Attie F Jacquot Marie P Jacquot Jeanne L Jacquot Corinne L Jacquot Leona C Jacquot Reginald J Jacquot Frances L Flitcher | Jacquot, Charles (I200927)
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| 24295 | Charles H Lindekugel 40 Jessie M Lindekugel 41 Opal F Lindekugel 19 Delma M Lindekugel 16 L Rex Lindekugel 10 M Berneyce Lindekugel 5 Elaine J Lindekugel 1 8/12 | Lindekugel, Charles (I165967)
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| 24296 | Charles H Mc Crory 58 Elibeth Mc Crory 44 Raymond Mc Crory 16 Victor Mc Crory 14 George Mc Crory 11 Jerold Mc Crory 9 Jennie O Hasen 40 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Empire, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1712; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 0046; FHL microfilm: 1375725 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4454972_00645?pid=30742424&backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1910USCenIndex%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dcharles%26gsfn_x%3d0%26gsln%3dmccrory%26gsln_x%3d0%26msrpn__ftp%3dFond%2bdu%2bLac%2bCounty%252c%2bWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d1044%26msrpn_PInfo%3d7-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c1044%257c0%257c0%257c%26_83004005-n%3dmarried%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d0%26h%3d30742424%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true | McCrory, Charles (I186241)
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| 24297 | Charles H Mory Rosa Mory Leonora W Mory Esther J Mory Lilly A Mory Clara C Mory Leonard F Mory Wilmer C J Mory | Mory, Charles H. (I160735)
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| 24298 | Charles H Mory Rose Mory Leonard Mory Wilmer Mory Alvin Mory | Mory, Charles H. (I160735)
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| 24299 | Charles H Pettibone Emma N Pettibone Frank H Pettibone Gwendolyn M Pettibone Rose M Benoit | Mory, Rose (I29887)
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| 24300 | Charles H Pingel Sophia Pingel Alfred W Pingel | Pingel, Alfred (I337997)
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| 24301 | Charles H Pingel Sophia Pingel Alfred W Pingel | Burmeister, Sophia Henriette (I189246)
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| 24302 | Charles H Warner Mary Warner Harriet Owen | Warner, Charles H. (I317158)
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| 24303 | CHARLES H. BUMAN, an esteemed citizen of Greenville township, Outagamie county, has been identified with her agricultural interests for the past ten or eleven years, and is now the owner of a fine farm of eighty-five acres. He was born in Clayton township, Winnebago county, Wisconsin, October 2, 1857, and is a son of Christ and Minnie (Bollnitz) Buman, natives of Mecklenburg, Germany, who came to the United States at an early day and were married in Outagamie county. Christ Buman, who was always a farmer by occupation, first became a landowner in Clayton township, then situated on the present farm of Charles H. Buman, on which he resided until his death about the year 1903, his wife having passed away some years before. Charles H. Buman received his education in the district schools of Greenville township, and until his marriage he resided on the home farm assisting his father. His present eighty-five-acre tract, which he purchased at the time of his marriage, is in a fine state of cultivation, and is operated by Mr. Buman as a general dairy and stock farm. He is known as an excellent agriculturist, and he also finds a ready market for his cattle and hogs in Appleton and the surrounding cities. He is a Republican in politics, and is a member of the Lutheran Church. On December 6, 1900, Mr. Buman was married to Carolina Schuldt, who was born in Clayton township, October 11, 1868, daughter of John and Sophia (Witt) Schuldt, natives of the Fatherland, who came to the United States in 1866 and settled on farming property in Ellington township and later in Greenville township, where Mr. Schuldt died about 1903. His widow, who survives him, makes her home with her son, John, in Greenville township. Mr. and Mrs. Schuldt had the following children: Mrs. Buman; Anna, the wife of Henry Buman, brother of Charles H., and also a farmer in Clayton township; Mary, who is deceased; Ida, the wife of Richard Kronberg, a resident of Clayton township; John, a farmer of Greenville township; and Frieda, who is single and resides at home. Mr. and Mrs. Buman had the following children: Albert, born December 17, 1901; Linda, born February 14, 1903, who died March 18, 1903; Ida, born February 14, 1904; Louis, born March 21, 1906; and Amanda, born October 28, 1908. | Buman, Charles H. (I200725)
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| 24304 | Charles H. Dreger, 413 Dixson St., Kaukuana Age 91, passed away Wednesday afternoon after a short illness. He was born December 25, 1879 in Kaukauna and has been a life resident. He retired 25 years ago from Thilmany Mill and then was a janitor for several years at the American Legion Hall, Kaukauna. He was a member of the Thilmany Quarter Century Club. Mr. Dreger is survived by one son, Herbert; one brother: Otto; one sister, Mrs. Carl Trettin, 1 grandchild and 2 great-grandchildren, all of Kaukauna. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the United Church of Christ with Rev. Roger Wentz officiating. Burial will be in the Kelso Cemetery. Friends may call at the Fargo Funeral Home, Kaukauna after 2 p.m. Friday until 12 noon Saturday and after 1 p.m. at the church until the hour of the service. Appleton (WI) Post Crescent, Thurs. Dec. 6, 1962, Page 43: Dreger | Dreger, Karl H. "Charles" (I165709)
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| 24305 | CHARLES H. KESTING, a representative citizen and good, practical farmer of Grand Chute township, Outagamie county, who, is engaged in general farming and dairying, was born in Troy, New York, April 15, 1854, and is a son of Charles and Katharine (Neff) Kesting, the former of whom was born in Wittenberg, Germany, March 14, 1826, and the latter at the same place, July 27, 1827. Charles Kesting followed the trade of shoemaker in Germany until coming to the United States in 1851, and after locating at Troy, New, York, continued that business for about three years. At the end of this time he came to Appleton, Wisconsin, where he followed his trade for about five years, and then bought a farm in Center township, which was partly cleared. After three years he sold his land and moved into the city of Appleton for one year, but eventually went back to farming, purchasing the farm which is now being operated by Charles H. Kesting, and there he continued to live until his death in 1897. His widow, who survives him, makes her home with her son. They had a family of seven children, as follows: Charles H., two who died in infancy, Rosa, who married Henry Ebner, a resident of Michigan; Mary, who married Dell Collar, residing in Hortonville; Lottie, the wife of Charles Palmer of Elcho, Wisconsin, and Clara, who is deceased. Charles H. Kesting attended the schools of Appleton, and worked on the home farm for his father until his marriage, at which time he bought the old homestead, on which he has operated ever since. He has eighty acres in a high state of cultivation, and is carrying on general farming and dairying. Mr. Kesting was married August 17, 1885, to Ida Beckenstrader, who was born in Appleton, October 31, 1862, daughter of Joseph and Frederica (Zinn) Beckenstrader, natives of Germany, where they were born in 1826 and 1839, respectively. On locating in Appleton, Mr. Beckenstrader followed the trade of cabinetmaker for several years, and then bought a farm in Osborn township, which he continued to operate until his death in 1902, after which his widow moved to Appleton, where she still resides. They were the parents of seven children: Mrs. Kesting, Olga, Arthur, Laura and Bertha, who are all deceased, except the first named; Herman, who is residing in the State of Maryland, and Hattie, who married Daniel Van Oyen, of Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Kesting have had five children: Adella, born August 9, 1886; Fred, born December 9, 1888; Herman, born April 21, 1893; Leo, born January 26, 1896, and Lillie, born May 15, 1902. Mr. Kesting is not connected with any religious organization. In political matters he is a Republican. | Kesting, Charles H. (I154338)
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| 24306 | CHARLES H. LAMPKE, a successful farmer of Greenville township, Outagamie county, residing on Appleton Rural Free Delivery Route No. 2, where he has a farm of forty acres, was born in Prussia, Germany, November 14, 1855, and is a son of John and Caroline (Peters) Lampke, natives of the Fatherland. The parents of Mr. Lampke came to the United States in 1870, settling in Greenville township, where John Lampke worked for others as a farm hand for four years and then purchased the present homestead, on which he continued to live until his death in 1897, his wife having passed away in 1890. Charles H. Lampke was one of a family of nine children, and he secured his education in the district schools of Greenville township, also attending school in the town of Menasha for one and one-half years and at Hortonville for one term. At the age of seventeen years he went to Menasha, where he began work as a farm hand, but after one and one-half years returned to Greenville township, but left again to go to Michigan, where for five years he was engaged in sailing the Great Lakes. From that time until he was twenty-eight years of age he was engaged in log driving on the river and in the pineries during the winter months, and he then returned to the old homestead, where he has since carried on general farming. His forty-acre property shows the effects of good management, and in addition to being known as a good, practical farmer, Mr. Lampke has some reputation as a judge of good horseflesh, his stock being of a very superior quality. He is a member of the Lutheran Church, and a Republican in politics, and since 1905 he has served as constable of Greenville township, he being the present incumbent of that position. Mr. Lampke was married July 21, 1890, to Reca Buman, who was born in Greenville township, February 10, 1864, daughter of Christ and Minnie (Bolnitz) Buman, natives of Germany, who came from Mecklenburg at an early day and settled on a farm in Clayton township, later moving to a property one-half mile east of the Lampke homestead. Here his death occurred in 1903, his wife having passed away some years before. Mr. and Mrs. Lampke have had five children, born as follows: Clara, March 15, 1891; Zena, September 18, 1892; Lillian, August 3, 1894; Mildred, December 22, 1898; and Bernice, October 16, 1901. | Lampke, Charles H. (I308286)
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| 24307 | Charles H. Lenz Jr., 82, of Jefferson, was called by his Lord on July 14th at his home surrounded by his family. Charles was born in Oakland, WI, on October 25, 1924, the son of Charles and Rosa (Polinski) Lenz Sr. He graduated from Fort Atkinson High School in 1943. From there he served his country in the United States Army in General McArthurs Headquarters Company in the South Pacific Theater from 1944-1946. On December 16, 1944, he married the love of his life Elayne Evelyn Schulz at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Fort Atkinson. Charlie was employed at Stoppenbach's as a beef butcher and in addition owned and operated a farm in the Helenville area he called Shepherd Lane. Charlie raised prize-winning Suffolk and Southdown sheep and served as a 4-H leader for many years. After leaving the farm Charlie and his family moved to Jefferson where he began creating his well-known handcrafted musical wood churches and other wooden crafts. In later years he also kept busy making briefcase/desk flags that he designed for use in the legion or 40 et 8 and can be seen on many desks and other locations everywhere. Charlie became involved with the Reinhardt-Windl American Legion Post 164. Through his 60 years of service, served as Post Commander, Jefferson County Commander, District Commander, State Vice Commander, Secretary to the State County Veterans Service Officers Organization, along with many State and National committees, was honored with a lifetime membership of the organization. 10,000-plus hours were spent volunteering at the William S Middleton Veterans Hospital in Madison. Charlie was a 37 year member and was honored with a lifetime membership also of the 40 et 8 Voiture 750, of Jefferson County, an elite organization of the American Legion. He served as that organizations Grande Chef De Gare du Wisconsin from 1984-85. In 1980, Charlie developed the bronze emblem ornaments that are still used today for grave sites, car grills, awards, and other items. He was the Grand Emblem Sales Chairman for 24 years. He ran the No. 750 locomotive program for 15 years. Just recently, he was voted and awarded the winner of the 2007 Grand Voyager of the Year for the state of WI. He was also a life member of the Endl-Gruennert, VFW Post 3589. He was a member of Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church of Fort Atkinson. In Charlie's later years, he enjoyed his beautiful backyard garden, bird watching, his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Survivors include seven children: Charlayne (Kent) Kiesling, Neenah; Charles J. "Butch," Hebron; Carolyn Riddell (Terry Siegel fiance), Ft Atkinson; Christine (Roger) Nordberg and Gary (Deb Neujhar friend), Jefferson; Roxann (Richard) Hotchkiss, Ft Atkinson; Roslyn (Eric) Wedl, Jefferson; 21 grandchildren: Kathy (Jeff) Borree, David (Kay fiance) Kiesling, Mary (Russ) Souther, Heather Lenz, Teresa Whitmyer, Sarah (Zach) Cole, Michael Lenz, Rebecca (Jeff) Rossing, Melissa (Kyle) Erb, Amanda (Lance) Wollin, Travis (Darcy), Troy (Kathy), Jeremy (Chris), and Toby (Heather friend) Nordberg, Curtiss (Janna) Lenz, Kelly (Andy) Katrichis, Holli (Howard fiance) & Richie Hotchkiss, and Nick, Tony, & Robbie Wedl; 20 great-grand-children; two sisters: Adella Mepham and Delores Snodie; a brother, Daniel; a special friend, Violet Feldmann, and many other relatives and friends. Charlie was preceeded in death by his beloved wife, his parents, a brother, and two sisters. Those planning an expression of sympathy may wish to consider memorials to Jefferson County Voiture 750 designated for Nurse Training or Child Welfare Fund or to the Rainbow Hospice. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 18, 2007, at Bethany Evangelical Lutheran Church with Rev. Ethan Steinbrenner officiating. Interment will follow at Union Cemetery in Jefferson with full Military Graveside Rites. Friends and relatives may call to pay their respects from 4 to 8 p.m. on Tuesday, July 17 at the Dunlap Memorial Home and at the church Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Dad - we will miss you greatly and appreciate all your love and devotion. Thank you for showing us how to use your qualities in our lives, make us better citizens and to love our God and country. You were our mentor and taught us the ways of life in your quiet and non-demeanor way that is precious and timeless, your wit and sense of humor will live on in our hearts. "Where there is a will, there was a way," and no obstacle was too great when it came to family. You looked out for others and that showed in how you led your life. We are all blessed by your life, and it was in your loved ones arms that you said your final farewell. Do not stand at my grave and weep, I am not there, I do not sleep ... I am in a thousand winds that blow, I am the softly falling snow. I am the gentle showers of rain, I am the fields of ripening grain. I am in the morning hush, I am in the graceful rush of birds in circling flight. I am the star shine of the night. I am in the flowers that bloom, I am in the quiet room, I am the birds that sing, I am in each lovely thing. Do not stand at my grave and cry, I am not there, I did not die ... -Mary Frye | Lenz, Charles H. (I312346)
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| 24308 | Charles H. Moran, aged 53 years, Gary, Ind. A resident of Kaukauna up until 20 years ago. Passed away at midnight Wednesday at St. Elizabeth's hospital in Appleton, following three-week illness. The deceased was born and raised here. He moved to Freeport, Ill, about 20 years ago. From there he moved to Chicago and then to Gary. He was a railroader for 30 years, being employed by the Chicago and Northwestern railway and by the Illinois, Joliet and Eastern railway. He was a a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. Survivors are his mother, Mrs. Mary C. Moran, of this city; four sisters Mrs. Edward Hogan of Neenah, Mrs. A.R. McDonald of Madison, Mrs. Stella Quayle of Chicago and Miss Elizabeth Moran of Marinette; and two brothers, Leo Moran of Oostburg and W.T. Moran of this city. Funeral services are to be held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning from St. Mary's Catholic church with Rev. A Roder in charge. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. | Moran, Charles H. (I169175)
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| 24309 | CHARLES H. MORY. In every community in Wisconsin are men who have risen above their fellows in business and political life, not because they have had better advantages, but because their natural abilities created opportunities of which they were quick to take advantage. In a section like Outagamie county, where good and reliable men are easily found, he who is given preferment among his fellows has indeed attained honor, for he has proven himself a person whom any man might trust. Charles H. Mory, farmer, stock raiser, land owner and prominent citizen of Cicero township for many years, who has spent his entire life within the confines of Outagamie county, where he has been identified with the growth and development of the community in which he lived, and who has been elected to several positions of honor and trust, was born January 27, 1854, in Greenville township, Outagamie county, son of Julius Francis and Fredericka (Wolfrum) Mory, who were born in Germany. Julius F. Mory came to the United States in 1849, settling in Greenville township, and purchased an eighty-acre farm, his wife and stepdaughter following him here in 1853. He continued to live on this property until 1876, when he died and was buried in the Ellington Cemetery. Mr. Mory was married to Fredericka Wolfrum, the widow of Carl Oschatz, a native of Germany who died in Milwaukee, and she died July 11, 1910, being buried in Appleton, where she removed in 1887. They had the following children: Mrs. Caroline Hilfert; Charles H.; Frank J.; Edward, of Appleton; Albert F., of San Antonio, Texas; and Mrs. Ida P. Nicklaus, of Appleton. Charles H. Mory received his education in the district schools in the vicinity of the homestead in Greenville township, and his boyhood was spent much the same as that of other farmers' youths of that day. On January 25, 1882, he was married to Miss Rosa Breitrick, who was born in Ellington, Wisconsin, August 19, 1857, daughter of Charles and Wilhelmina (Herman) Breitrick, natives of Saxony, Prussia. Charles Breitrick was educated in Germany, where he was reared on a farm, served three years in the German army, and came to the United States, where he settled in Milwaukee, and was there married. They then moved to Waupaca county, where Mr. Breitrick worked on a farm for eight months, then spent five years on a wild farm in Ellington, Wisconsin, and from that time until his death, April 23, 1891, he was engaged in farming in the township of Ellington. His wife died March 27, 1880, having been the mother of five children, namely: Albert; Minnie, who married F. E. Saecker, of Appleton; Rosa, who married Mr. Mory; Caroline, who married William Lohrenz, of Appleton; and Charles, the owner of the old homestead farm in Ellington township. After their marriage, Mr. and Mrs. Mory made their home with Mr. Mory's parents for about two years, and then purchased the present home farm, which he has developed into one of the finest in Cicero township. When Mr. Mory first located on this property it was only partly cleared for cultivation, and the buildings consisted of a log house 16x28 feet and two log barns, 30x60 feet and 25x56 feet, respectively, in size. The old weatherbeaten log home has been replaced by a modern structure of eleven rooms and all conveniences; there is a basement barn, 36x70 feet, with 46x70 feet floor space, and the other buildings are substantial in build and of relatively corresponding size. In addition to carrying on general farming and raising large, prosperous crops, Mr. Mory engages in cattle raising, specializing in the Guernsey breed, and owning a registered thoroughbred sire. He and Mrs. Mory are members of the Evangelical Association in Cicero township, in which he served as Sunday School superintendent for a long period of years. In political matters he acts with the Republican party, of which he has always been an ardent supporter, and he has served as school director of district No. 2 for several years, and as town clerk for six years, from 1896 until 1902. Mr. and Mrs. Mory have had the following children: Lenora W., born June 19, 1883, married William Witthuhn and lives in Maine township; Esther J., born June 10, 1886, married Ernest Witthuhn and lives in Cicero township; Lillian A., born September 4, 1888; Clara C., born January 2, 1891; Leonard Franklin, born June 20, 1894; Carlton, born May 14, 1897, died at birth; Wilmer C., born December 25, 1899; and Alvin Julius, born March 25, 1901. | Mory, Charles H. (I160735)
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| 24310 | CHARLES H. VINAL, John Goodland received a telegram Sunday morning announcing the death from apoplexy of Charles H. Vinal, formerly city engineer of Appleton, which occurred unexpectedly at his home at West Allis Saturday afternoon. The funeral will be held at West Allis at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Prior to his removal to West Allis eight years ago, the decedent had been a resident of Appleton for many He was born in Virginia 62 years ago and did much of the surveying for the old Lake Shore road at the time the line was extended from Manitowoc to New London. After the road was purchased by the Northwestern Railway Company, he located in Appleton and served several terms as city engineer. Besides his widow Mr. Vinal is survived by a daughter. Mrs. Maechtle, wife of Dr. E. W. Maechtle of West Allis. He was the only survivor of the city officials who were in office in 1893. PAGE SIX--APPLETON POST-CRESCENT. MONDAY, JUNE 14, l920 | Vinal, Charles S. (I308277)
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| 24311 | CHARLES HAAS, who has been a lifelong resident of Greenville township, Outagamie county, was born on the farm which he at present operates, situate on Dale Rural Route No. 17, September 19, 1873, and is a son of Andrew and Katharine (Marks) Haas. Andrew Haas was born in Baden, Germany, April 30, 1834, and came to this country in 1853, while his wife, who was born December 9, 1839, in Hesse Darmstadt, Germany, followed him to this country in 1855, and they were married in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, in 1858. Before coming to Outagamie county, Andrew Haas worked on a farm in New York State for a time, later going to St. Louis, Missouri, where he was engaged in driving a team. For some years he rented a farm in Outagamie county, and then purchased the homestead in Greenville township, which was then covered with heavy timber. Having no horses, Mr. Haas used oxen for his work, and he often drove his ox-team to Neenah to do his trading, that being the nearest and most convenient trading point at that time. A small log cabin was the original family home, but this soon gave way to a handsome brick house, and the fine appointments of the farm as it stands today do not resemble in many respects the bleak, discouraging appearance of the virgin land of not so many years ago. Hard and persevering work brought around marvelous changes and the Haas farm now compares favorably with any of its size in the township. Andrew Haas operated this land from 1858 until 1899, in which latter year the active management was taken up by his son, Charles, who was educated in this township and has never left the home farm. On February 17, 1865, Andrew Haas enlisted in Company A, Fiftieth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and he continued in the service as a private until his honorable discharge, June 12, 1866. Since that time he has been living on this farm, although since 1899 he has not engaged in active labor. He and Mrs. Haas have had five children: Theodore and Henry, who are deceased; Minna, who is the wife of Fred Abraham, a Dale township farmer; Lottie, the wife of Harry Keets, a resident of Appleton; and Charles. Charles Haas is a Republican in politics and a member of the Evangelical Church. He was married March 24, 1899, to Theresa Abraham, who was born in Black Wolf township, Winnebago county, Wisconsin, November 16, 1879, daughter of John and Amelia (Haberberg) Abraham, natives of Germany who came to the United States about 1871 and located in Black Wolf township. Mrs. Abraham now resides in Dale township, where her husband died in 1898, the family having moved into Outagamie county about 1891. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Haas: Edna, November 15, 1900; Harold, March 9, 1909; and Ralph, February 28, 1911. | Haas, Charles (I195057)
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| 24312 | Charles Haase Elizabeth Haase August Haase Helen Haase Allice Haase [3 1/12] | Haase, Charles (I162400)
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| 24313 | Charles Haberland Mary Haberland Gustov Haberland Mary Haberland Albert Haberland Emil Haberland | Haberland, Charles "Carl" (I127149)
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| 24314 | Charles Haberland Mary Haberland Gustov Haberland Mary Haberland Albert Haberland Emil Haberland | Haberland, Gustave (I189187)
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| 24315 | Charles Hackbarth Frieda Hackbarth Edward Hackbarth Leona Hackbarth Selma Hackbarth Oscar Hackbarth Erma Hackbarth Earl Hackbarth Arthur Hackbarth Alvin Hackbarth | Hackbarth, Charles (I204898)
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| 24316 | Charles Haese Theresa Haese Edna Haese Harold Haese Ralph Haese Andrew Haese | Haas, Andrew (I194986)
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| 24317 | Charles Hagen 38 March 1862 Manufacturer of cheeese boxes (Widowed) Laurie Hagen 12 May 1887 John Hagen 11 Oct 1888 Martha Hagen 10 Oct 1889 Fredio Hagen 7 FEMALE-Jan. 1891 Lilliy Hagen 5 Feb 1895 Amanda Emrish 24 HOUSEKEEPER | Hagen, Charles J. (I191534)
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| 24318 | Charles Hagen 68 Mary Hagen 53 Imm 1882-NAT. Lora Hagen 42 Frieda Hagen 39 Esther Hagen 22 Arthur J Hagen 21 | Hagen, Charles J. (I191534)
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| 24319 | Charles Hagen 78 General Manager-Eagle Manaufacturing Co Laura Hagen 50 Bookkepper-Eagle Manaufacturing Co Freida Hagen 47 Erna Ticks 28 Single SERVANT-MAID | Hagen, Charles J. (I191534)
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| 24320 | Charles Hagen Laura Hagen Freida Hagen Erna Ticks | Hagen, Lora (I191538)
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| 24321 | CHARLES HAHN Charles Hahn, 75, retired merchant, died this morning of a heart attack at his home in the village of Maribel, following a week's illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 1:30 p.m., from the Knutson funeral home, Denmark, and at two o'clock from the St.Johns Evan. Lutheran church in Maribel. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Hahn was born in this county in 1866 and resided for a time on a farm in the southern part of the county. Later he moved to Seymour, Wis., where for 30 years, he operated a grocery and food store. Four years ago he retired, and with Mrs. Hahn, moved to Maribel. He is survived by the widow, the former Emma Brass; two sons, John of St. Paul, Raymond, of Maribel; two brothers, Herman of Sheboygan, Valentine, of Haven, Wis.; three sisters, Miss Christiana Hahn, Mrs. Herman Brass, Mrs. Louis Kuehn, all of Howards Grove and a grandchild. The body may be viewed at the Knutson funeral home from Wednesday noon until the hour of the services. Manitowoc Herald Times, Monday, March 10, 1941 P. 3 | Hahn, Charles (I308285)
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| 24322 | CHARLES HAHN, farmer, merchant and cheese manufacturer at Cicero, Wisconsin, was born at Meeme, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, January 21, 1868, a son of William and Catherine (Blaber) Hahn, natives of Germany, who were married in Manitowoc, where they followed farming during the remainder of their lives. Mr. Hahn died in 1895, at the age of sixty-three years, and his widow survived until 1906, when she passed away aged seventy-three years.They had the following children: William; Fred; Charles: Herman; Valentine; Christina; Minnie, who married Herman Brass; and Bertha, who married Lewis Kuhn, and all are living. Charles Hahn learned the trade of cheese maker in Manitowoc, where he remained three years working at that occupation, and in 1891 came to Cicero, where, on the junction of sections 1, 2, 11 and 12, he built a 20x44 cheese factory on onehalf acre of ground. In 1894 he formed a partnership with his brother-in-law, Otto Brass, the company taking the firm name of Hahn & Company, and in 1895 they built a store 24x30 feet, later adding thirty feet more in depth, and eventually built the 28x30 residence in the rear. The present creamery is 26x70 feet. When the firm started in business the daily output was about 3,000 pounds, and it now runs from 12,000 to 15,000 pounds, in addition to a large business done in cream. Mr. Hahn and his partner first invested in forty acres of partly improved land, where a 38x40 basement barn was erected, this having been added to until it now measures 38x90 feet, with a basement under all, and includes a wagon and tool shed 24x44 feet. Two eighty-acre tracts were later added to the original purchase, and the whole property is now in a fine state of cultivation. Mr. Hahn is a Republican in politics, but votes for the man he deems best fitted for the office in county and local matters. He served as treasurer of Cicero township from 1901 to 1906, and was the first and only postmaster of Cicero, holding that office from its organization in 1899 until its discontinuance seven years later. In 1894 Mr. Hahn was married to Emma Brass, who was born in Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, September 13, 1871, daughter of Cornelius and Fredericka (Strassberger) Brass, natives of Germany, the former of whom came to America when twenty years of age and the latter when she was only two years old. They were married in Sheboygan county, where they spent the remainder of their lives in agricultural pursuits, Mr. Brass dying in 1876. They had nine children: Bertha; Herman; Julius; Otto, Mr. Hahn's partner; Lena; Emma; Gustave; Ida, who is deceased and Cornelius. To Mr. and Mrs. Hahn there are three children: Fred, January 8, 1901; John, September 26, 1903; and Raymond, March 14, 1905. | Hahn, Charles (I308285)
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| 24323 | Charles Hallada, Pine street, died at the Pureair Sanatorium at Bayfield Thursday. He had been ill since April and was a patient at the sanatorium for seven weeks. The body will be brought to Antigo for burial. "The Antigo Daily Journal"Antigo, Langlade County, WI. Friday, October 26, 1928 - page 8. "The Antigo Daily Journal"Antigo, Langlade County, WI. Saturday, October 27, 1928 - page 1. FUNERAL SERVICES FOR CHARLES HALLADA MONDAY Funeral services for Charles Hallada, who passed away at the Pureair Sanatorium, Bayfield, October 25, will be conducted from the home, 617 Pine street, Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Elmwood cemetery. Charles Hallada was born in Bohemia, April 4, 1874. He came to the United States in 1892 and settled at Kaukauna for two years, then moving to Antigo. He followed the blacksmith trade until the time he was taken ill in April of this year. After learning that he had an advanced case of tuberculosis Mr. Hallada received treatment at the Pureair Sanatorium. He died Thursday at the age of 54 years. Mr. Hallada is survived by his widow and three children, Edward, Helen and Arletta, one brother Joseph, of Kaukauna, and two sisters, Mrs. Anton Schleger of Two Rivers and Mrs. Robert Fleischman of Antigo. | Hallada, Charles (I306311)
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| 24324 | Charles Hamilton Anna Hamilton Donald Hamilton Marie Hamilton [3 3/12] | Hamilton, Charles Ernest (I146659)
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| 24325 | Charles Hanke Caroline Hanke [29] Myron Hanke Dora Hanke [1 5/12] | Huhn, Caroline (I169070)
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| 24326 | Charles Hartung Lena Hartung Earnest Hartung Hulda Hartung Clara Hartung Emma Hartung | Hartung, Capt Charles (I329378)
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| 24327 | Charles Hartung Helen Hartung Clara H Hartung Emma Hartung | Hartung, Capt Charles (I329378)
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| 24328 | Charles Harvey Theresa Harvey | Harvey, Charles (I199385)
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| 24329 | Charles Hauser Otelia Hauser August Hauser Michael Hauser | Hauser, Charles (I9901)
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| 24330 | Charles Hauser Otelia Hauser August Hauser Michael Hauser | Hauser, Michael (I141681)
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| 24331 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Hecht, Otto (I99238)
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| 24332 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Hecht, William Waldemar (I157602)
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| 24333 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Hecht, Ella (I157606)
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| 24334 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Hecht, Paul (I157619)
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| 24335 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Hecht, Gertrude (I157620)
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| 24336 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Martin, Amelia Fredericka (I157623)
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| 24337 | Charles Hecht 44 Fredrica Hecht 36 Gretrude Hecht 12 Otto Hecht 11 Paul Hecht 9 Ella Hecht 7 Waldemar Hecht 1 | Hecht, Charles (I161686)
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| 24338 | Charles Heckel 3/8/1920 Post Crescent 3/9/1920 8 Name: Birth Place: Death Date: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Heckel, Charles (I95990)
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| 24339 | Charles Heckel Thresa Heckel Jophene Heckel Antone Heckel Jophas Heckel Martha Heckel Frank Heckel | Wolf, Theresa (I341240)
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| 24340 | Charles Heideman ?Arlina Heideman Minnie Heid?MA? | Heideman, Charles (I159261)
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| 24341 | Charles Heideman ?Arlina Heideman Minnie Heid?MA? | Heideman, Winefred "Winnie" (I159262)
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| 24342 | Charles Heideman ?Arlina Heideman Minnie Heid?MA? | Hintz, Caroline (I159247)
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| 24343 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Heideman, Ida (I122901)
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| 24344 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Heideman, Franz (I122903)
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| 24345 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Heideman, August (I122904)
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| 24346 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Heideman, Max (I122905)
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| 24347 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Heideman, Bertha (I157709)
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| 24348 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Hintz, Caroline (I159247)
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| 24349 | Charles Heidiman Carolina Heidiman Max Heidiman Bertha Heidiman Frantz Heidiman Ida Heidiman Emil Heidiman August Heidiman | Heideman, Charles (I159261)
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| 24350 | Charles Heidt Minnie Heidt Irvin L Heidt Fred Neiman | Nieman, Frederick (I153027)
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| 24351 | Charles Heilmann Emma Heilmann Cora Heilmann Benjamin Heilmann | Heilman, Cora (I139951)
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| 24352 | Charles Heilmann Emma Heilmann Cora Heilmann Benjamin Heilmann | Heilman, Charles (I139971)
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| 24353 | Charles Heinz Catherine Heinz Minnie Heinz Walter B Heinz Andrew Heinz Edward C Heinz George Heinz | Fell, Katherine C. (I148123)
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| 24354 | Charles Heinz Catherine Heinz Minnie Heinz Walter B Heinz Andrew Heinz Edward C Heinz George Heinz | Heinz, George (I148183)
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| 24355 | Charles Heitling Johanna Heitling Edward Heitling Harold Heitling Adolph Killian Jesse Killian | Heitling, Charles (I184791)
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| 24356 | Charles Heitling Anna Heitling | Heitling, Charles (I184791)
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| 24357 | Charles Heitling res Kaukauna age 25 single born Germany, papermaker, son of Henry Heitling and Caroline Friedrichs both born Germany married Hannah Killian res of Kaukauna age 21, daughter of Peter Killian born Wis and Caroline Luckow born Mich. on 6/25/1908 by Rev. Rich ?Vrost? so. Kaukauna, wit Andrew Killian and Emma Nickles. | Family: Heitling, Charles / Killian, Johanna (F50256)
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| 24358 | Charles Helmer Elaine Helmer Joseph Schier Robert Helmer Warley Helmer | Shier, Joseph (I191182)
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| 24359 | Charles Henn Rt. 2, Clintonville Age 71, passed away Saturday at 11:35 p.m. after a short illness. He was. born January 1, 1892 in Duck Creek, Wis. Mr. Henn is survived by his wife, Anna; seven sons,; George, Navarino, Wis.; Adolph, Seymour; Jerome and Anthony,' both of Clintonville; .Robert. Fidelis and Aloysius, All of Milwaukee; five daughters, Sister Mary DE Montfort, Rockford. Ill.. ;'; Mrs. Kenneth Wilken and Mrs. Clayton Gorges, both of Clintonville; Mrs. ^Harold Prahl. Birnamwood, Wis.; Mrs. David Rodgers, Phoenix, Arizona; 47 grandchildren; 1 great-grandchild Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Rose Catholic Church, Clintonville, with burial in the Greenville Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the Heuer and Severs Funeral Home, Clintonville, after 12 noon Monday until time of services. | Henn, Charles (I184274)
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| 24360 | Charles Herb Teracia Herb George Herb Mary Herb Louisa Herb Charles Herb Agones Herb Frank Herb Henry Herb | Herb, Agnes (I103280)
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| 24361 | Charles Herman 50 Alvina Herman 43 Donna Herman 20 Arline Herman 17 Ione Herman 14 Charles Herman 11 Arthur Herman 6 | Herrmann, Charles Frederick (I155812)
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| 24362 | Charles Herman 35 Anna Herman 35 Clara Herman 13 Alma Herman 12 Harvey Herman 11 Lydia Herman 9 | Hermann, Charles H. (I200726)
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| 24363 | Charles Herman Fredaricka Herman Levians Herman Clara Herman Richard Herman Arnold Herman Sopha Schrador | Herrmann, Charles (I91725)
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| 24364 | Charles Herman Fredaricka Herman Levians Herman Clara Herman Richard Herman Arnold Herman Sopha Schrador | Schoepke, Sophia (I172395)
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| 24365 | Charles Herrmann 40 Alvina Herrmann 35 Donna Herrmann 9 Arline Herrmann 7 Ione Herrmann 2 4/12 Charles Herrmann 10/12 Abbie Dunn 18 | Herrmann, Charles Frederick (I155812)
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| 24366 | Charles Hesselman Mary Hesselman Earl Hesselman Edna Hesselman | Hesselman, Earl J. (I4076)
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| 24367 | CHARLES HEUBNER, who ranks high among the agriculturists of Ellington township, has been engaged to some extent in public affairs and is now serving as school clerk and treasurer of his township. He is a son of John Heubner, who came from Germany to the United States in 1852, stopping at Milwaukee for two years, where he worked by the day. He was married there to Fredericka Harback, who was born in Germany and came to this country after her father's death, with her mother, Johanna Harback, who died in Waupaca county. After leaving Milwaukee, John Heubner went to Winnebago county, where he homesteaded a farm for three years, later selling it and buying land which became the old homestead. He served in Company E,- ----------------------- Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry during the War of the Rebellion, at the close of which he received an honorable discharge. During the last one and one-half years he has been a resident of the Soldiers' Home, at Milwaukee, being eighty-four years of age, while his wife, who is seventy-nine years old, is still a resident of the old homestead. Charles Heubner was one of thirteen children, and was born Februarv 6, 1862, on the old home place in Waupaca county, receiving his education in the district schools of that neighborhood, at such times when he could be spared from his farm duties. His last school term was when he was sixteen years old, and the age of eighteen years found him learning the trade of carpenter, which he followed until he reached his majority. In 1883 he was married to Anna Levine, daughter of August and Sophia (Danke) Levine, who lived in Waupaca and Outagamie counties and died in 1873. They came from Germany during the '50s, and spent their lives in agricultural pursuits. At the time of his marriage, Mr. Huebner purchased the property which he is now operating, although at the time of its purchase it was uncultivated and did not reach the acreage of which it now boasts. In addition to adding to his property from time to time and clearing and putting it under cultivation, Mr. Heubner has erected new buildings and repaired the old, and stocked his farm with first class machinery and appurtenances and supplied it with good stock. In 1890 Mr. Heubner was elected school clerk and served three years in that office, and he is now the incumbent of that position by virtue of his election in 1909, and also served as assessor, being chosen for that office in 1911. He and Mrs. Heubner are members of the German Lutheran church, of Hortonia, and have been the parents of twelve children: Anna, who married Henry Lippert; Charles, who learned the carpenter's trade and cement work, but makes his home with his parents, and Robert, Alma, Allis, Henry, Minnie, Fred, Arthur, Delia and Dalia, twins, and Helen, all at home. | Heubner, Charles (I308284)
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| 24368 | Charles Hibbard Celina Hibbard Oliver Hibbard John Hibbard | Hibbard, Oliver L. (I132662)
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| 24369 | Charles Hobs Adeline Kobs Wilhelmina Kobs Anna Kobs Emma Kobs Louisa Kobs Elsie Kobs John Kobs | Kobs, John (I186330)
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| 24370 | Charles Hobs Adeline Kobs Wilhelmina Kobs Anna Kobs Emma Kobs Louisa Kobs Elsie Kobs John Kobs | Kobs, Charles (I195345)
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| 24371 | Charles Hoehnke Anna Hoehnke Paul Hoehnke Walter Hoehnke Olga Hoehnke Willie Hoehnke Fred Hoehnke Norma Hoehnke Flora Hoehnke | Homan, Anna (I173574)
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| 24372 | Charles Hoffman Vera Hoffman Donald A Hoffman Helen H Hoffman Leroy E Sommer | Hoffman, Charles (I151527)
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| 24373 | CHARLES HOMER GILLETT, assistant city engineer of Appleton, Wisconsin, was born at Randolph, Portage county, Ohio, July 30, 1853, a son of Henry Davis and Martha Augusta (Shepard) Gillett. The family of Gillett is of French Huguenot descent, the name being formerly spelled Gillet, meaning Julia, fem. of Julius. Mr. Gillett's branch of the family left France for Scotland, and some thirty years later, about 1600, went to, Southern England, from whence, May 30, 1630, the progenitors, Nathan and Jonathan, came to America. The latter's sixth son, Jeremiah, had a son Abraham, whose son, Noah, of Farmington, Conn., was the father of Captain Obediah, of Avon, Conn., the great grandfather of Charles H. Gillett. Noah, Jr., an older brother of Obediah, was a soldier in the Revolutionary War. Obediah's first son was Alva, who was the father of Henry Davis Gillett. The latter died in September 3, 1856, at Springport, Michigan, while visiting with his brother, Amon. Mrs. Gillett married Captain Enos Frank Drummond, a sea captain and steamboat man, operating the steamer "Wolf" between New London and Oshkosh during the Civil War. She came to Wisconsin in 1860, locating at New London, where Captain Drummond died in 1863, and in 1867 Mrs. Gillett (Drummond) came to Appleton, where she has resided ever since. Mrs. Gillett had two sons by her first marriage: Charles Homer and Henry Wells, the latter born September 18, 1856, who is now located in Freedom, Portage county, Ohio. Charles Homer Gillett received a common school education, and as a youth took up civil engineering and surveying as a life occupation. He worked in the woods for some years as cruiser and estimator of timber and assisted in surveying the lake shore line from Kaukauna to Appleton, was a member of the government river surveying party, was assistant city surveyor and deputy county surveyor under John Stephens, and in 1876 served as city engineer. From 1876 until 1880 Mr. Gillett was in the employ of the Lake Shore Railroad, and from 1880 until 1890 served as city engineer, a position which he also held from 1896 to 1900. He has acted in this capacity several times since, and is now holding the position of assistant city engineer, also the office of county surveyor since 1903. Mr. Gillett was married April 29, 1897, to Augusta Drephal, of Cicero, Wisconsin, daughter of Fred Drephal, and three children have been born to this union, namely: Henry F., September 2, 1898; Esther May, May 6, 1902; and the baby, Ruth Augusta, April 24, 1911. Mr. Gillett is an independent voter, and is fraternally connected with the Modern Woodmen and the E. F. U. | Gillett, Charles Homer (I154344)
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| 24374 | Charles Hubert Brouillard born Charles City, Floyd Co., IA; died 13 July 1945 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA. Married Janet "Jennie C." Cuthbert ca 1920 in Coos Co., Oregon. Janet "Jennie C." Cuthbert born 17 Aug 1886 in Lawrence, Douglas Co., Kansas, daughter of David Cuthbert (born 1851 in Scotland and unknown surname Mary M. Cuthbert born ca 1851 in Scotland). Janet "Jennie C." Cuthbert died 15 Dec 1985 in Moscow, Latah County, Idaho. No children born. [1900 US Census, Four Mile, Palouse Precinct, Latah Co., IA for David Cuthbert and family] 1910 US Census, North Bend, Coos Co., Oregon on April 15, 1910 Brouillard, Charles H., age 33, born in IA; father born in WI; mother born in WI; foreman at sash and door company; married o years; Brouillard, Jennie A., age 23, born in Kansas; Father in Scotland; mother in Scotland 1920 US Census, Nampa City, Canyon Co., Idaho Brouillard, Charles H., age 44; born in IA; father in Canada; mother in WI; Commission man for (unable to read); Brouillard, Jennie, wife, age 35; born in KS; father born in Scotland; mother born in Scotland 1930 US Census, Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA Brouillard, Charles H., age 56, born Iowa; occupation auto sales Brouillard, Jennie C., age 33, born in KS | Brouillard, Charles Hubert (I123181)
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| 24375 | Charles Huth Gertrude Huth Jeraldine Huth Lloyd Huth Deloris Huth Eugene Huth Earl Huth | Huth, Charles (I117680)
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| 24376 | Charles Hutting Johanna Heitling Edward Heitling | Heitling, Charles (I184791)
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| 24377 | Charles Huttl 32 Maggie Huttl 35 Andrew Huttl 13 Winslow Huttl 11 John Huttl 9 Charles Huttl 6 Joseph Huttl 4 Michiel Huttl 3m Andrew Stiedl 82 | Huettl, Winslow "Wenzel" (I153509)
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| 24378 | Charles Ick 36 Birtie Ick 30 Herman Ick 6 Richard Ick 4 Walter Ick 3 Mattie Ick 1 | Eick, Carl or Charles (I154332)
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| 24379 | Charles J Borden Amanda Borden Leighon Borden Beatrice Borden Hellen Lindauer | Borden, Charles (I195945)
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| 24380 | Charles J Borden Amanda Borden Helen Borden | Borden, Charles (I195945)
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| 24381 | Charles J Collar Freddie Collar | Collar, Charles Joseph (I154500)
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| 24382 | Charles J Collar Freda L Collar Lloyd Collar Della Collar Harold Collar Dorothy May Collar [2 2/12] | Collar, Harold (I120913)
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| 24383 | Charles J Collar Freda L Collar Lloyd Collar Della Collar Harold Collar Dorothy May Collar [2 2/12] | Collar, Della (I120914)
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| 24384 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Collar, Dorothy (I120915)
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| 24385 | Charles J Collar Freda L Collar Lloyd Collar Della Collar Harold Collar Dorothy May Collar [2 2/12] | Collar, Charles Joseph (I154500)
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| 24386 | Charles J Collius Caroline Collius Charlene M Collius Daniel B Collius | Collins, Charles (I21529)
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| 24387 | Charles J Derbes Elise Derbes Elise M Derbes Myrtle M Derbes Elenor M Derbes Charles J Derbes | Generes, Elise (I21808)
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| 24388 | Charles J Fox Francis L Fox Rose M Fox Jean C Fox Katherine Burhans | Burhans, Lillian (I159233)
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| 24389 | Charles J Fox Francis L Fox Rose M Fox Jean C Fox Katherine Burhans | Egan, Katherine (I168781)
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| 24390 | Charles J Gibbons Margurite E Gibbons Jean Elizabeth Gibbons Donald David Gibbons William Albert Gibbons | Gibbons, Charles (I41379)
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| 24391 | Charles J Gibbons Margurite E Gibbons Jean Elizabeth Gibbons Donald David Gibbons William Albert Gibbons | Patterson, Marguerite (I68724)
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| 24392 | Charles J Gibbons Margurite E Gibbons Jean Elizabeth Gibbons Donald David Gibbons William Albert Gibbons | Gibbons, Jean Elizabeth (I143858)
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| 24393 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbons, Donald David (I143859)
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| 24394 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gibbons, William Albert "Bill" (I143860)
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| 24395 | Charles J Hagen 48 Mary Hagen 33 B. Switzerland mother of 6 all alive [53] Laura Hagen 22 Frida Hagen 19 Lily Hagen 15 Erwin Hagen 8 Estella Hagen 6 Victor Hagen 5 Ruth Hagen 4 Esther Hagen 2 Arthur Hagen 1 Martha Travis 25 | Hagen, Charles J. (I191534)
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| 24396 | Charles J Hagen 58 manager employee in manufacturing Mary Hagen 43 Laura Hagen 32 Bookkeeper- manufacturing Freda Hagen 28 Irwin Hagen 17 Estella Hagen 16 Victor Hagen 15 Ruth Hagen 13 Esther Hagen 12 Arthur Hagen 10 | Hagen, Charles J. (I191534)
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| 24397 | Charles J Hagen Mary Hagen Laura Hagen Freda Hagen Irwin Hagen Estella Hagen Victor Hagen Ruth Hagen Esther Hagen Arthur Hagen | Hagen, Erwin (I183934)
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| 24398 | Charles J Herman 26 WI Farmer Anna Herman 26 NY Mom of 3-all alive Chara Herman 3 WI Alma Herman 2 WI Orva Herman 1 WI Fred Noack 14 WI-nephew | Hermann, Charles H. (I200726)
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| 24399 | Charles J Herminath 45 Anna M Herminath 43 Elsie M Herminath 17 Bertha M Herminath 15 Myrtle M Herminath 14 Flora T Herminath 9 Esther D Herminath 7 Ruth H Herminath 5 Carl J Herminath 2 [2 10/12] | Herminath, Bertha (I144268)
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| 24400 | Charles J Huren 43 Eleanore Huren 44 Lester Cornils 22 Step son of charles Betty Jane Huren15 Bertha Peterson 68 mother in law | Peterson, Eleanor (I122275)
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| 24401 | Charles J Huren 43 Eleanore Huren 44 Lester Cornils 22 Step son of charles Betty Jane Huren15 Bertha Peterson 68 mother in law | Huven, Charles (I183501)
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| 24402 | Charles J Jansky Genevieve Jansky Carl Jansky Jean Jansky | Jansky, Charles (I65760)
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| 24403 | Charles J Kalista 43 Mary Kalista 39 Caroline Kalista 12 Mary Ann Kalista 10 Clifford Kalista 8 Charles Kalista 2 6/12 | Kalista, Charles J. (I161497)
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| 24404 | Charles J Koeher Emma Koeher Bernice L Koeher Ruth L Koeher Dorathea L Koeher Lorraine J Koeher Amelia A Kuschel | Ebert, Emma (I175128)
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| 24405 | Charles J Koeher Emma Koeher Bernice L Koeher Ruth L Koeher Dorathea L Koeher Lorraine J Koeher Amelia A Kuschel | Suelflow, Emilie Amelia (I175131)
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| 24406 | Charles J Koeher Emma Koeher Bernice L Koeher Ruth L Koeher Dorathea L Koeher Lorraine J Koeher Amelia A Kuschel | Koehn, Carl "Charles" M. (I175138)
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| 24407 | Charles J Koeher Emma Koeher Bernice L Koeher Ruth L Koeher Dorathea L Koeher Lorraine J Koeher Amelia A Kuschel | Koehn, Dorothea (I175485)
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| 24408 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Schaumberg, Helena (I153516)
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| 24409 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Charles (I154170)
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| 24410 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Raymond (I163825)
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| 24411 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Leona (I163826)
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| 24412 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Viola (I163827)
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| 24413 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Charles Carl Jake (I163828)
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| 24414 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Ida (I163829)
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| 24415 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Alma (I163830)
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| 24416 | Charles J Krause Helena Krause Emil G Krause Alma H Krause Ida Krause Charles J Krause Viola M Krause Leona A Krause Raymant J Krause | Krause, Emil (I163831)
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| 24417 | Charles J M Jacobson 68 Hedvig Jacobson 67 Martha Jacobson 45 Joseph Jacobson 40 John Jacobson 29 William Jacobson 29 Alexander Jacobson 22 | Jacobson, Charles J. L. (I165591)
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| 24418 | Charles J Mickey Anna Mickey Edward Mickey [2 6/12] Sheldon Mickey Thomas Nichols | Micke, Charles (I184680)
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| 24419 | Charles J Mickey Anna Mickey Edward C Mickey Sheldon Mickey | Micke, Charles (I184680)
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| 24420 | Charles J Mueller Florence D Mueller | Miller, Charles J. (I89663)
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| 24421 | Charles J Pein Helen Pein Marjorie Pein | Pein, Marjorie (I77298)
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| 24422 | Charles J Pein Helen Pein Marjorie Pein | Pein, Charles (I148054)
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| 24423 | Charles J Phillips Eleanor Phillips | Kuehn, Eleanor Ella (I150704)
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| 24424 | Charles J Reier Dora A Reier Anna B Beschta John Beschta | Reier, Charles (I170799)
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| 24425 | Charles J Rosenow Dorothea J Rosenow Frederick W Rosenow Dorothy K Rosenow | Rosenow, Dorothy (I337755)
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| 24426 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig George M Selig Raymond C Selig | Goemans, Caroline (I158601)
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| 24427 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig George M Selig Raymond C Selig | Selig, Charles J. (I158602)
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| 24428 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig George M Selig Raymond C Selig | Selig, Raymond (I170919)
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| 24429 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig George M Selig Raymond C Selig Lucile J Selig | Selig, Charles J. (I158602)
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| 24430 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig George Selig Raymond Selig Lucille Selig Bernice Selig Rose M Selig | Selig, Charles J. (I158602)
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| 24431 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig Bernice J Selig Rose M Selig | Goemans, Caroline (I158601)
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| 24432 | Charles J Selig Caroline Selig Bernice J Selig Rose M Selig | Selig, Charles J. (I158602)
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| 24433 | Charles J Sommers Ela L Sommers John J Sadlier | Conlon, Ella (I66291)
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| 24434 | Charles J Sommers Ela L Sommers John J Sadlier | Sadlier, John James (I177590)
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| 24435 | Charles J Sommers Ela L Sommers John J Sadlier | Sommers, Charles J. (I177591)
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| 24436 | Charles J. "Charlie" Wall, 82, of Greenleaf, passed away peacefully at his home Sunday, April 12 surrounded by his loving family, after a five year battle with cancer. Charlie was born March 19, 1933, in Askeaton to Richard and Mary (Sheahan) Wall. On April 21, 1960, he married the former Mary E. "Marie" Biese at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Kaukauna. After graduating from Wrightstown High School in 1951, Charlie worked as a truck driver. Then in 1955, he was drafted, which he faithfully and honorably served in the U.S. Army from 1955-57 as a tank mechanic in Karlsruhe, Germany. Upon returning from service, Charlie began working at the Green Bay Correctional Institution, where he was a guard for nearly 30 years until his retirement in 1987. Charlie was also an electrician -- he worked part-time for Lynn Gilson Electric and was a self-employed electrician until 2010. Charlie was also a dedicated and integral member of the Greenleaf Volunteer Fire Department. He joined the department in 1960. In 1966, became Fire Chief and served in that role for many years, followed by many more years as the department treasurer. In 1985, Charlie was awarded honorary, lifetime membership. He was also a member of St. Clare Catholic Church - St. Mary site for 23 years, and an active and lifetime member of his home parish, St. Clare's Catholic Church - St. Patrick's site. Charlie enjoyed time with his family, helping his children build and remodel their homes, restoring and driving his 1954 Chevy Truck and 1951 IHC Farmall Super A Tractor, watching NASCAR, daily visits to D&G Restaurant, fixing motors and appliances, doing woodworking projects, attending tractor shows, car shows, auctions and garage sales. Charlie is survived by his loving wife of almost 55 years, Marie; one daughter, Charlene (John) Brittnacher, Greenleaf; five sons, Floyd (Brenda), Marvin (Carole), Dale (Hollie), David (Cheri) all of De Pere; and Dean (Jeanne) of Greenleaf; thirteen grandchildren, Chelsea (Jeremiah) School, Eric (Desirae) Brittnacher, Bryce, Brittany, Brian, Andy, Scott, Sam, Mariah, Courtney, Kaitlyn, Jackson and Ella Wall; one great grandchild due this month; brother Jerome (Donna) Wall; sisters Mary "Bret" Denzel and Roselyn (Joseph) Gilsdorf; sister in-law JoAnn Wall; Marie's siblings, Marvin (Patricia) Biese, Mark (Janet) Biese, Gerald (Mary Beth) Biese, Carol (Michael) Hagens, Joan Hagens, James (Bonnie) Biese, Helen (Stanley) Dercks, Ann (Roger) Huss; and numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Charlie was preceded in death by his parents; siblings James Wall, Eugene (Evelyn) Wall, Kathleen "Kay" (Florian) Pfeffer; brother in-law Ronald Denzel; nephews Gary Wall and Daniel Gilsdorf; Marie's parents Alois and Mary Biese; her siblings Arnold Biese and Jane Brautigan; and brother in-law Ralph Hagens. The family will greet relatives and friends at St. Clare Catholic Church - St. Patrick's site, 7815 St. Pat's Church Road, Askeaton, on Wednesday, April 15, from 3:00 pm to 8:00 pm. Volunteer Firefighter Honors at 7:00 pm and a prayer service at 7:15 pm. Visitation will continue on Thursday from 9:00 am until 11:15 am. Mass of Christian Burial at 11:30 am with Fr. Timothy Brandt officiating. Military Honors will follow the mass. Burial will take place at St. Patrick's Cemetery, Askeaton. Cotter Funeral Home and Crematory is assisting the family. Online condolences at www.cotterfuneralhome.com The family wishes to thank St. Paul Hospice Services, Kaukauna, Julie, Lauren and especially Melissa, for their care and compassion for Charlie. Also, a heart-felt thank you to family and friends for your prayers, concern and visits during his illness. | Wall, Charles J. (I9043)
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| 24437 | Charles J. "Chuck" Schmitt died on November 2 in San Jose, CA, after a long struggle with diabetes. Chuck was born on January 23, 1943 to Milton and Rosemary (Hooyman) Schmitt in Kaukauna. He graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1961 and joined the US Air Force in 1962. He served in Greenland and the Mediteranean area. He established several Boy Scout troops while in the service and was a member of the Order of the Arrow in scouting. Chuck moved to California in 1965 and worked with several non-profit organizations. He retired from the St. Vincent DePaul Society after many years as the Executive Director in San Jose. In the aftermath of the 1989 earthquake in the Bay Area Chuck organized the shipment of 375 tons of emergency supplies to victims in the Monterey Diocese. His favorite retirement activity was attending storage unit auctions. Chuck is survived by his brothers Thomas (Joan) of New London, Lee (Shirley) of Fond du Lac and his sisters Virginia (Don) Orheim of Manitowoc and Carol (Nick) Van Eyck of Kaukauna. He is also survived by many other relatives and friends and a special niece, Amy Orheim. He was preceded in death by his parents, a sister-in-law Ginger (Kieffer) Schmitt; and a brother -in-law Richard Sarnowski. The funeral liturgy for Chuck will take be held on Saturday Nov. 26, 2011 at St. Katherine Drexel Parish, St Mary's Church in Kaukauna with Father Jerome Pastors officiating. Visitation at church from 10 am until the Mass at 11 am. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from November 24 to November 25, 2011 | Schmitt, Charles (I24259)
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| 24438 | Charles J. "Chuck" Schuh, Kaukauna, age 71, died Wednesday, April 27, 2016 at ThedaCare Regional Medical Center in Appleton. He was born in Kaukauna on March 30, 1945 to the late Gust and Agnes (De Bruin) Schuh. After graduating from Kaukauna High School in 1963, Chuck joined the Marines. Upon his honorable discharge from the Marines, Chuck went to work at Thilmany Paper Mill. He retired in 2008 after 44 ½ years of dedicated service. Chuck married Barbara Ver Voort at Holy Cross Church on October 9, 1965, where he was a lifelong member. He enjoyed hunting and fishing, especially with his sons, and dedicated countless hours every summer to his vegetable and flower gardens. Chuck is survived by his wife of 50 years, Barbara; children: Joe (Heidi) of Green Bay; Nick (Diane) of Kaukauna; and Karen (Greg) Hartjes of Appleton; grandchildren: Bradley, Emily, Eric, Henry, Kristin and Claire Schuh, Madelyn, Eli and Owen Hartjes; siblings: John (Sharon), Dick (Margaret), Mary (Gerald) Van Domelen and Marty (Sue); mother-in-law: Nellie Ver Voort; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Rose Schuh, Betsy (Tony) Wisneski, Joe Jr. (Sandy), Dick (Mary), Jerry (Cheri), Patty, and Terry (Lori) Ver Voort. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Chuck was preceded in death by his father-in-law, Joseph Ver Voort; brother, Jim Schuh; and nephew, Nathaniel Schuh. Visitation will be held Thursday, May 5, 2016 at HOLY CROSS PARISH (309 Desnoyer St. Kaukauna) beginning at 1:30 p.m. until time of Mass at 4:00 p.m. The Rev. Thomas Pomeroy will officiate. Committal Holy Cross Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. A special thank you to neighbors John and Judy Lambie, Fred and Judy Spietz, and Jason and Nicky Pieters for your friendship and kindness. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Apr. 29 to Apr. 30, 2016 | Schuh, Charles (I97084)
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| 24439 | Charles J. and Mary Kosmosky were the parents of Bernice 1903/04, Cornelius J......? Leslee Green leslee32001@yahoo.com | Kosmosky, Bernice (I119067)
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| 24440 | Charles J. Bloch Kaukauna Times 5/29/1991 A9 Obit | Bloch, Charles J. (I133374)
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| 24441 | Charles J. Christianson, age 89, of Larsen died Sunday, September 24, 2017, at Living Tree Estates in Greenville. Charlie was born on September 28, 1927, the son of Wallace and Edna (Anderson) Christianson. After graduating from Neenah High School he started working at Kimberly-Clark Lakeview Mill and retired in 1987. On June 21, 1961, Charlie married Wilma (Gore) Christianson; they were married for 48 years. He enjoyed bowling, deer hunting, watching the Packers, and most of all traveling and taking "road trips". Charlie loved to visit South Dakota. As a family we took numerous trips to see: The Corn Palace, Wall Drug, The Badlands, The Black Hills, Mount Rushmore, and Yellowstone National Park. He was a lifelong member of Grace Lutheran Church in Winchester. Charlie is survived by his sons, John (Patti), and Michael (Amy Jo); five grandchildren, Angela, Bryan, Heather, Lettie (special friend, James), and Hans (special friend, Brooklyn). He is also survived by daughters-in-law, Kathie Christianson and Brenda Christianson; and a sister-in-law, Margot Christianson. Charlie was preceded in death by his wife Wilma on December 9, 2009; a son Lee on September 19, 2016; one brother, Emory Christianson; and two sisters and brothers-in-law, June and Kenneth Julius, Lorraine and Leo Anderson. A visitation for family and friends will be on Sunday, October 1, 2017, from 2:00 to 4:00 p.m. at Grace Lutheran Church of Winchester, 8396 Steeple Hill Dr. Larsen. A funeral service will be held on Sunday at 4:00 p.m. at the church with Pastor Connie Bramlett officiating. Burial will follow in the Grace Lutheran Cemetery. Charlie's family extends a special thank you to the staff of Living Tree Estates and to Southern Care Hospice. If you wish please submit online condolences to muellerfuneralhomeinc.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Sept. 27, 2017 | Christianson, Charles J. (I342624)
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| 24442 | Charles J. Elliot 4/1/1965 Post Crescent 4/1/1965 B 14 | Elliot, Charles J. (I319965)
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| 24443 | CHARLES J. HAGEN, president of the village of Black Creek, Wisconsin, who is engaged in the retail lumber business and the manufacture of cheese boxes, and is also prominently identified with other large business organizations, was born March 12, 1862, in the town of Lomira, Dodge county, Wisconsin, a son of John and Friedericka (Nehls) Hagen, natives of Mecklenburg, Germany. The parents of Mr. Hagen came to the United States in 1855 and were married in Wisconsin, settling in Dodge county, where the father died in 1871, while the mother still lives in the village of Lomira, having reached the age of eighty years. Charles J. Hagen was the third of a family of seven children, and his education was secured in the common schools, after leaving which he learned the trade of wagonmaker. When he was twenty years old he came to Black Creek, where he opened a shop and began to follow his trade, and in this line he continued until 1890, at this time entering the box and lumber business, in which he has continued to the present time. His business, which first required the services of but five men, now necessitates the employment of about twenty-five workmen throughout the year. He is also a stockholder and director in the State Bank of Black Creek, organized and incorporated under the State, and of the Four Wheel Drive Automobile Company, of Clintonville, Wisconsin. Mr. Hagen is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. He is independent in politics, voting rather for the man than the party, and he has been elected to the town clerk's office four terms, was justice of the peace four years, director of the graded schools for eighteen consecutive years, and was the first president of the village of Black Creek, an office in which he has served to the present time. In addition he is serving for the third year as a member of the county board, and in 1904 and again in 1906 was sent to the General Assembly of the State. With his family he attends the Evangelical Protestant Church of Black Creek, being president of the church organization for the sixteen years past ending January 1, 1911, and for twenty years in succession was a member of the board of trustees. Mr. Hagen was married in 1885 to Miss Louisa Machmiller, born December 22, 1862, the fourth child of the family of five of Andrew and Sophia Machmiller, natives of Brandenberg, Germany, who came to America in the early '60s and settled in Lomira township, Dodge county, where both died. There were seven children born to Mr. and Mrs. Hagen, but only four survive, namely: Lora, John, Freda and Lillie, all single and living at home. Mrs. Hagen died August 7, 1899, and was buried in Black Creek. In 1900 Mr. Hagen was married to Miss Mary Mack, daughter of Rev. C. Mack, of Black Creek. She was born April 17, 1877, the eldest of a family of six children. Six children, all living at home, have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Hagen, as follows: Irvin, Estella, Victor, Ruth, Esther and Arthur. | Hagen, Charles J. (I191534)
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| 24444 | Charles J. Hauch 5/2/1993 Post Crescent 5/4/1993 B 4 | Hauch, Charles J. "Karl" (I134723)
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| 24445 | Charles J. Hein, age 95, of Chilton died on Tuesday, December 5, 2006, at the Chilton Care Center in Chilton. He was born November 4, 1911, in Chilton son of the late Henry and Magdalene (Rollman) Hein. Charlie served in the United States Army Air Corp for 4 years during WWII. He managed several grocery stores throughout the area and worked as a security guard for Foley Co. in Chilton. He was a member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church and the American Legion Post #125 in Chilton. Survivors include a niece, Mickey (Edward) Stumpf of Alamogordo, New Mexico; nephews: Robert (Pat) Hein of Alamogordo, New Mexico, Norbert (Jane) Hein of Kiel; and close friends: Clem and Marge Kasper of Chilton. Charles is further survived by great nieces, great nephews, other relatives and friends. He was also preceded in death by his brothers: William and Henry Jr. Funeral services will be at 5:30 p.m. on Friday, December 8, 2006, at Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Chilton with the Rev. Norman Krutzik officiating. Burial will be in the St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery. Friends may call at the church from 3:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. when services will be held. A memorial fund has been established in the name of Charles J. Hein. Wieting Family Funeral Home is assisting the family with arrangements. Online Condolences www.wietingfuneralhome.com | Hein, Charles J. (I128176)
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| 24446 | CHARLES J. HENRICHS. Some of the leading men of Outagamie county are to be found on well-regulated farms, which demonstrate the ability, business acumen and sense of the owners. Charles J. Henrichs, the owner of a fine property in Grand Chute township, is one of these prosperous men. He was born in Greenville township, Outagamie county, Wisconsin, October 27, 1869, and is a son of Frederick and Mary (Schultz) Henrichs, natives of Germany. Frederick Henrichs was born September 7, 1841, and came to America with his parents in 1853, settling in Greenville township, where he eventually became a land owner and where he remained until 1876, in which year he removed to the farm now occupied by Charles J. Henrichs. For about twenty years he tilled the soil here, and then sold out to his son and bought a property in Greenville township, but after twelve years moved on to a farm in Grand Chute township, where he died one year later, April 28, 1908. His widow, who was born in 1845, is still living, and makes her home in Appleton. They were the parents of nine children, of whom three are living: Charles J.; Frederick, a resident of Appleton; and Mary, who is single and resides with her mother. Charles J. Henrichs was given the advantages of a good education attending the district schools of Grand Chute township and the German school in Greenville township, and at the age of twenty years began to manage his own affairs. With the money he had earned working for his father he purchased a couple of head of cattle and two horses, together with some farm equipment, and with these he started farming. At the time of his marriage his father gave him fifty acres of land, on which he built a home, and there resided until 1903, when he bought the rest of his farm from his father, and he now has 111 acres in this property and another tract of seventyfive acres near by which he operates as a dairy farm. In addition to this he operates a threshing outfit during threshing seasons, and he has been eminently successful in all his operations. He is an excellent example of the live, up-to-date, progressive farmer of the Twentieth Century, who knows how to make his land pay him a good profit, and how to enjoy his life among the surroundings which have always been his. He is a member of the Lutheran Church at Greenville, and is a stanch adherent of republican principles. On December 13, 1891, Mr. Henrichs was married to Sophia Grube, who was born in Grand Chute township, August 20, 1870, daughter of Frederick and Mary (Huff) Grube, natives of Germany. After coming to this country, Mrs. Henrichs' parents resided for a time at Buffalo, New York, and then came to Appleton, Wisconsin, Mr. Grube becoming a land owner in Grand Chute township, where he died in 1899. Mrs. Grube is still living in Appleton. Of their six children, five are living: Mary, the wife of George Schraeder, a retired farmer; Anna, wife of Charles Stark of Seymour; Edith, wife of John Schmidt, a carpenter of Appleton; Mrs. Henrichs; and Henry, an employe of the Standard Manufacturing Company, residing in Appleton. Five children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Henrichs: Arthur, born December 19, 1891; Huldah G., born January 3, 1896; Clara, born June 1, 1899, who died October 28, 1899; Orrin Sylvester, born July 2, 1905; and Harwood Herman, born July 14, 1908. Mr. Henrichs is a member of the E. F. U. | Henrichs, Charles J. (I308280)
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| 24447 | Charles J. Nelessen 6/8/1953 Post Crescent 6/8/1953 14 | Nelessen, Charles J. (I137233)
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| 24448 | Charles J. Schaefer 207 Whitney St., Kaukauna Age 56, passed away unexpectedly at 11:15 p.m. Sunday. He was born March 11, 1911 in Kaukauna and had been a resident of Kaukauna most of his life. He was employed at Giddings and Lewis Machine Tool Company since 1935. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary Catholic Church; a member of the Knights of Columbus; Financial Secretary of the Foresters for the past 21 years; the St. Mary's Usher Society. Mr. Schaefer is survived by his wife, Mary; one daughter, Mrs. Roger (Donna) Vanden Heuvel, Rt. 1, Kaukauna; four sons, Jerome, Crawfordsville, Ind.; Dennis, U.S. Air Force, Kelly Field, San Antonio, Texas; Joseph, St. Norbert College; John, at home; his mother, Mrs. Katherine Schaefer, Appleton; one brother, Cecil, San Jose, Calif.; two sisters, Mrs. Charles (Theresa) Van Eyck, Appleton; Mrs. Lawrence (Virginia) Schmitz, Kimberly; 4 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at St. Mary Catholic Church, Kaukauna. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Greenwood Funeral Home, Kaukauna after 2 p.m. Tuesday. Knights of Columbus and parish rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home. Section B, Page 12 | Schaefer, Charles J. (I123898)
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| 24449 | Charles J. Stege, Racine, age 68, was taken home to the lord Jesus on Monday, December 25, 2006. Charles was born in Racine on May 4, 1938, to Charles J. and Edith A. (nee: Krenzke) Stege. He served in the United States Navy. Charles married Lennis Lenore Morris in Canoga Park, CA, on June 15, 1962. He worked for Ameritech for 32 years, retiring in 1998. Charles enjoyed singing in the choir, gardening, and woodworking. He is survived by his wife, Lenore Stege; children: Jon (Lori) Stege, Dan (Shannon) Stege, Caryn (Jim) Dawson, and Melissa Hoffman; grandchildren, Jessica, Ben, Aaron, and Krista Stege, Rebekah, Micah, and Sarah Stege, Jimmy, Alexa, and Sierra Dawson, Keilah, Jeconiah, and Scotty Hoffman; and brother, John (Linda) Stege and their children, John, Joe, Jenna, and Jeff. Charles is also survived by many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents. Memorial services for Charles will be held at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 7900 Nicholson Ave, on Monday, January 1, 2006, at 11 a.m., with Rev. David Wierschke officiating. Inurnment will take place in West Lawn Memorial Park. Relatives and friends may meet with the family at the church, on Monday morning, from 10 until the time of services. Memorials to Trinity Lutheran church expansion appeal. Purath-Strand Funeral Home & Crematory 3915 Douglas Avenue Racine, WI 53402 | Stege, Charles J. (I314273)
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| 24450 | Charles Jacobi, 71, of Appleton died peacefully at his home Tuesday, May 20, 2008. He was born May 23, 1936, in Milwaukee, son of Maurice and Helen (Hayes) Jacobi. Mr. Jacobi was a member of St. Mary of the Immaculate Conception Catholic Church, Greenville. Charles owned and operated Val Construction until his retirement and then moved to Ft. Myers Beach, Fla., with his wife. Chuck enjoyed playing golf. He was a member of the Sussex Lions Club for many years. Mr. Jacobi was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. Chuck is survived by his wife, Sandy (Verhagen); children Gary (Andrea) Jacobi of St. Germaine, Greg Jacobi of Waukesha, Brian Hawley of Ft. Myers, Fla., Guy (Shannon) Jacobi of Hartford, Rob (Kerry) Hawley of Mukwonago, Dave (Nika) Hawley of Colgate; 12 grandchildren: Jason and Erin Jacobi, Josh, Joseph and Autumn Jacobi, Sarah and Matt Hawley, Noah, Maddy and Callie Jacobi, Gary Lobermier and Hanna Hawley; brothers and sisters: Carol Edwards of Milwaukee, Lynn Laswell of San Diego, Calif., Suzanne Walshe of Mill Creek, Wash., Mark (Sherry) Jacobi of Big Bend; brothers- and sisters-in-law: Keith (Lynn) Verhagen of Combined Locks, Mary (Len) Hawley of Oshkosh, Barb (Leo) Schuh, Joyce (Ray) Schuh, Mark (Cindy) Verhagen, Bruce (Julie) Verhagen, Judy (Al) Zierler, all of Little Chute, and Colleen (Tom) Geske of Kaukauna; numerous nieces and nephews, who were all very special to Chuck; many more special friends; and his loving shih tzu constant companion, P.J. He was preceded in death by his mother, Helen M. Jacobi; father- and mother-in-law, Ervin and Dorothy Verhagen; a daughter-in-law, Susan Jacobi; and a brother-in-law, David Verhagen. A memorial Mass of Resurrection was held at 11 a.m. Saturday, May 24, 2008, at St. Mary Catholic Church, N2385 Municipal Dr., Greenville 54942, with Deacon Dave De Young assisting. Friends called at the church from 10 a.m. Saturday until the time of Mass. Military rites were performed following the Mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. Charles' family wishes to thank Affinity Hospice nurse Lorie, along with Chuck's sister-in-law, Lynn Verhagen, for their loving and compassionate care. | Jacobi, Charles (I17902)
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| 24451 | Charles Jacobson 38 Hedwig Jacobson 37 Marita Jacobson 15 Alvira S Jacobson 12 Joseph E Jacobson 10 Anna M Jacobson 7 Gustav E Jacobson 6 Helene Ch Jacobson 4 Karl R Jacobson 1 | Jacobson, Charles J. L. (I165591)
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| 24452 | Charles Jandrey Minnie Jandrey Glenroy Jandrey Lawrence Jandrey Lorraine Jandrey Charles A Jandrey Doris Mae Jandrey Donald Jandrey Eugene Jandrey William Jandrey | Jandrey, Charles Albert (I6023)
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| 24453 | Charles Jaunke Charlotte Jaunke Frederick Jaunke Charles Jaunke Albert Jaunke Herman Jaunke Albert Jaunke Wilhelmina Jaunke | Jahnke, Carl (I79085)
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| 24454 | Charles Jaunke Charlotte Jaunke Frederick Jaunke Charles Jaunke Albert Jaunke Herman Jaunke Albert Jaunke Wilhelmina Jaunke | Jahnke, August Albert (I185214)
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| 24455 | Charles John Milhaupt 9/1/1994 Post Crescent 9/10/1994 B 7 | Milhaupt, Charles John (I79509)
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| 24456 | Charles John Schmidt age 88, died peacefully on Thursday, February 24, 2011 at the Kilkenny House, Assisted Living Home in Neenah. Charles was born March 28, 1922 son of the late John and Ottilia (Huffman) Schmidt in Neenah, Wisconsin. He was united in marriage to Cecilia Pilarski on April 10, 1944. Charles was a 1940 graduate of St. Mary Catholic High School. A Life long member of St. Mary Catholic Church of Menasha and was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Council # 1838 of Menasha. Charles was formerly employed with Kimberly Clark, in the sheet metal department for over thirty years. He enjoyed playing golf, cards and going fishing, especially on the trips to Canada. In his earlier years he loved boating, water-skiing, snowmobiling and camping. Charles was a devoted father and grandfather who will be lovingly missed by his children, Gary Schmidt, Neenah; Patrick Schmidt, Winneconne; Linda Schmidt, Appleton; Gayle Brooks, Naples, Fl; and Connie Roocks, Menasha; seven grandchildren, Jeff (Cathie), Steve (Lynn), Dan (Sarah), Christine, Tracey (Jon), Charlene (Brian) and Brett, seven great-grandchildren, a brother, John (Karen) Schmidt, AZ; a sister, Carol Rasmussen, Appleton; He was preceded in death by his wife, a son, Ronald, a sister, Florence Seegers, a brother, Roy Schmidt and also by two sons-in-law, Bob Roocks and Joe Brooks and a daughter-in-law Judy Schmidt. A Memorial Mass will be held 11:30 am Tuesday, March 1, 2011 at St. Mary Catholic Church, 528 Second Street, Menasha, with Rev. Anthony Ibekwe officiating. Charles's family will receive relatives and friends on Tuesday at the church from 10 am until the hour of the service. A memorial fund is being established. Charles's family would like to thank all of his care-givers thru out the years especially all the staff at Kilkenny House and the nurses at Heartland Hospice. "Gone Fishing" Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. 920-733-5435 | Schmidt, Charles (I169659)
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| 24457 | Charles Johnson Lizzie Johnson Emmett Johnson Harvey Johnson Joseph Johnson Mary Johnson | Johnson, Charles (I312571)
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| 24458 | Charles Johnson Flora Johnson Glenn Johnson Dieudonee Noel | Johnson, Charles Martin (I129623)
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| 24459 | Charles Johnson Flora Johnson Glenn Johnson Dieudonee Noel | Unknown, Dieudonnee (I147019)
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| 24460 | Charles Johnson Flora Johnson Glenn Johnson Dieudonee Noel | Hidahl, Flora Noel (I147024)
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| 24461 | Charles Johnson died between Apr 9, 1930 and Feb 26, 1931 thanks to the census and green bay city directory. | Johnson, Charles Martin (I129623)
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| 24462 | Charles Johnson Flora Johnson Glenn Johnson Dieudonee Noel | Johnson, Glenn (I147021)
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| 24463 | Charles Joseph Gibbons died 10/05/1952 , late of this city Father of Mrs Jean Couzens, Vancouver; Donald and William Gibbons, Portland; brother to Albert and William Gibbons of Hood River, Or; Mrs Anna Nesbit, Portland. Friends are invited to attend services Wed Oct 8 at Chapel of Hennessey....... | Gibbons, Charles (I41379)
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| 24464 | Charles Joseph Piette b: ~1771 d: 20 Jul 1848 + Barbe Marie Renier b: ~1774 d: 2 May 1854 2 Marie Louise Piette b: 30 Nov 1799 2 Maximilien Joseph Piette b: 8 Apr 1805 d: BEF 1870 + Victoire Joseph Boucher b: 5 Jul 1805 d: 14 Feb 1891 3 Augustin Joseph Piette b: 19 Apr 1824 d: 28 Jul 1849 3 Charles Joseph Piette b: 10 Feb 1826 d: 21 Apr 1883 + Marie Eugenie Josephe Leroux b: 23 Dec 1827 d: 20 Jun 1895 4 Eliza Piette b: ABT 1855 4 Joseph Piette b: ABT 1848 d: AFT. MAY 1940 4 Charles Piette b: ABT 1850 4 Auralie Piette b: 5 Sep 1852 d: 8 Apr 1935 + Florient Joseph Guilette b: 12 May 1841 d: 3 Sep 1909 5 Joseph F. Guilette b: 24 Sep 1875 d: 18 Jun 1943 + Octavia M. Laluzerne b: 10 Apr 1875 d: 30 Jul 1943 5 Mary (Marie) Guilette b: 24 Nov 1877 d: 9 Mar 1947 + Gustave LaLuzerne b: 14 Feb 1873 d: 17 Aug 1956 6 Rose LaLuzerne b: 19 Jun 1898 d: 15 Jun 1993 + William Bouchonville b: 22 Feb 1901 d: 16 May 1975 6 Olive M. LaLuzerne b: 21 Aug 1899 d: 21 May 1995 + Jule Bader b: 1 Dec 1895 d: 25 Jun 1978 6 Alvin LaLuzerne b: 7 Jul 1901 d: 6 Mar 1988 + Mayme Boulanger b: 17 Aug 1902 d: 26 Apr 1988 6 Joseph LaLuzerne b: 12 Jun 1903 d: 27 Jul 1967 + Rose Mary Jillaine Derenne b: 17 May 1902 d: 29 Jan 1995 6 Jule LaLuzerne b: 3 Oct 1905 d: 27 Dec 1920 6 Clara LaLuzerne b: 30 Apr 1909 + Lawrence Johnson b: 15 Sep 1906 d: 30 Sep 1986 6 Wilfred LaLuzerne b: 18 Aug 1911 d: 12 Feb 1968 + Ella Bournoville b: 29 Oct 1914 5 Jule Guilette b: 2 Aug 1880 d: 11 May 1947 + Mathilda Jeanquart b: 19 Apr 1886 d: 3 Apr 1960 6 Nelson Guilette b: 12 Sep 1906 d: 8 Jan 1988 + Emily Paul b: 9 Jul 1909 d: 13 Sep 2003 6 Lawrence Guilette b: 9 Oct 1908 d: 30 Mar 1970 + Adeline Kind b: 18 Apr 1915 d: 21 Dec 1985 6 Adeline Guilette b: 13 Apr 1910 d: 22 Dec 1927 6 Edwin Joseph Guilette b: 16 Mar 1912 d: 25 Aug 2002 + Dorothy Virginia Beaurain b: 22 Jan 1914 d: 19 Nov 1983 6 Evangeline Guilette b: 6 Mar 1914 d: 6 Apr 2004 + Nora John Fameree b: 10 May 1912 d: 31 Jan 2004 6 Harvey Guilette b: 29 Apr 1916 d: 17 May 1982 + Beatrice Gaspard b: 12 Sep 1918 d: 11 Nov 2007 6 Emma Guilette b: 22 Jul 1918 d: 7 Feb 2007 + Norman Lucien Stroobants b: 8 Aug 1914 d: 10 Apr 1997 6 George Guilette b: 15 Mar 1920 d: 5 Feb 2006 + Living Parins 6 Robert Guilette b: 24 Dec 1921 d: 10 Apr 1985 + Lucy Euclide b: 14 Jun 1921 6 Emily Guilette b: 19 Nov 1923 + Wilferd Louie Vandertie b: 22 Jan 1922 6 Julius Guilette b: 1 Feb 1926 d: 21 May 2008 + Vivian Boyd b: 20 Oct 1925 d: 9 Feb 1994 + Joyce Jena b: 28 Feb 1927 6 Marie Alice Guilette b: 25 Feb 1927 d: 16 Feb 2009 + John (Jack) Euclide b: 11 Jul 1923 d: 12 Apr 2006 6 Hilda Guilette b: 26 Jun 1928 d: 25 Oct 1971 + James LeGrave b: 10 Aug 1926 d: 24 Nov 2008 5 Frank Guilette b: 14 Sep 1882 d: 1 Nov 1918 + Mary Massart b: 16 Dec 1888 d: 24 Jun 1947 6 William G. Guilette b: 31 Mar 1906 d: 22 May 1966 + Evelyn Margraf b: 12 Feb 1915 d: 8 May 2001 6 Rose Aurelia Guilette b: 24 Mar 1908 d: 12 May 1999 + William August Herman Kuska b: 31 Aug 1902 d: 24 Jan 1968 + Ernest Kuske b: 7 Apr 1901 d: 30 Jan 1987 6 Laura Josephine Guilette b: 26 Jul 1910 d: 24 Mar 1991 + Joseph LaFave b: 6 Jul 1908 d: 26 Nov 1953 + Henry Gillis b: 2 Mar 1901 d: 6 Oct 1975 6 Mary Magdeline Guilette b: 10 Aug 1913 d: 26 Jul 1981 + Lyle Heath b: 12 Aug 1912 d: 22 Nov 1982 6 Madeline Beatrice Guilette b: 9 Jun 1915 d: 30 Sep 2002 + Robert Bardouche b: 13 Jan 1910 d: 3 Apr 1971 + George Benbennick b: 5 Oct 1910 d: Sep 1967 6 Henry Joseph Guilette b: 7 Sep 1917 d: 7 Sep 1917 5 Josephine Guilette b: 7 May 1885 d: 11 Oct 1933 + Cyril Delfosse b: Apr 1881 d: 6 Dec 1942 6 Gilbert Delfosse b: 6 Sep 1907 d: 23 Dec 1961 6 Gladys Delfosse b: 5 Jul 1908 d: 29 Dec 1985 + Harry Richardson + "unknown King 6 Edwin Delfosse b: 14 Mar 1918 d: 7 Dec 1958 + Celia Euclide + Gertrude Goodwin 5 Florence Guilette b: 14 Sep 1887 d: 21 Mar 1979 + Arthur Corroy Sr. b: 12 Mar 1880 d: 24 Mar 1967 6 Esther Corroy b: 1 Oct 1913 d: 31 Aug 1993 + Elmer Dart b: 23 May 1915 d: 21 Jul 1982 6 Arthur Corroy Jr. b: 27 Apr 1915 d: 13 Oct 1980 + Libbie Jacquart b: 10 Oct 1917 6 Clarence Corroy b: 2 Apr 1917 d: 14 May 2005 + Doris McKeefry b: 2 Apr 1923 d: 14 Jun 2009 6 Beatrice Corroy b: 29 Jan 1919 d: 7 Jul 2006 + Wilfred Hendricks b: 20 Aug 1916 d: 16 Aug 1992 6 Doris Corroy b: 15 Jul 1922 + Lawrence DeNamur b: 17 Mar 1918 d: 4 Jan 1982 5 Lucy Guilette b: 10 Apr 1890 d: 16 Nov 1976 + Frank Bassine b: 28 Jul 1888 d: 18 Apr 1937 6 Eunice Bassine b: 6 Sep 1910 d: 13 Sep 1999 + Aelred (Al) Simono b: 18 Jan 1906 d: 9 Jun 1961 6 Patrica Bassine b: Mar 1911 d: 9 Aug 2001 + Richard L. Hooker 6 Viola Bassine b: 15 Sep 1913 d: 26 Jul 2001 + Jule Adams b: 23 Dec 1902 d: 1 Mar 1965 5 Therese Ulysse Guilette b: 10 Apr 1890 d: 10 Apr 1890 5 Sarah Guilette b: 22 Aug 1893 d: 16 Jul 1973 + Fred J. Charles b: 19 Sep 1893 d: 7 Sep 1981 6 A. Bernard (Bud) Charles b: 24 Apr 1913 d: 2 Feb 1983 + Delphine Cegelski b: 27 Aug 1918 d: 15 Mar 1996 6 Richard Charles b: 2 Dec 1914 d: 13 Jul 1973 + Agnes Schevers b: 29 Apr 1915 d: 21 Feb 1992 6 Madeline Charles b: 13 Dec 1916 + Jule Wery b: 7 Nov 1914 d: 29 May 1996 6 Living Charles + William LuMaye 4 Joseph (Francois Joseph) Piette b: 26 Aug 1854 d: 13 Mar 1946 + Celestine Francois b: 20 Jun 1856 d: 23 Jul 1933 5 Mitchell D. (Mike) Piette b: 7 Sep 1878 d: 11 Sep 1945 + Alexandria (Polly) Groboski b: 15 Jan 1880 d: 24 Mar 1948 6 Celestine Mary Piette b: 2 Nov 1900 d: BEF Mar 1948 6 Joseph Piette d: AFT. MAR 1948 6 August Joseph Piette b: 18 Apr 1905 d: 20 Oct 1963 + Myrtle L. Piette b: 4 Dec 1907 d: 20 Apr 2003 6 Henry Gustave Piette b: 1907 d: BEF Mar 1948 + Lorranine Clara Olson b: 1915 6 Eugene Henry Piette b: 15 Apr 1907 d: 3 Apr 1961 + N Piette?? 5 Charles Piette b: BET 1879 AND 1881 5 Charles (infant) Piette b: BET. 1879 - 1881 5 August Joseph (Joseph) Piette b: 2 Aug 1882 d: 29 Jul 1953 + Sophie Guelette b: 12 May 1885 d: 4 Jul 1967 6 Henry John Piette b: 15 Aug 1905 d: 31 Mar 1986 + Ruby Seeman b: 29 Apr 1907 d: 19 Mar 1971 6 Lucy Piette b: 3 Oct 1907 d: 23 Jul 1995 + William J. Hrabik b: 6 Oct 1903 d: 30 Sep 1966 6 Alice Piette b: 9 Nov 1909 d: 8 Jul 2002 + Gilbert Molle b: 15 Oct 1902 d: 21 Oct 1949 + Sylvester J. Cesar b: 12 Apr 1912 d: 19 May 1975 6 John Frank Piette b: 3 Mar 1914 d: 1 Jun 2003 + Frances Mary Freix b: 12 Jul 1915 d: 16 Apr 2001 6 Agnes Piette b: 17 Feb 1922 d: AFT. MAR 2005 + Mathew Theodore Defnet b: 9 Nov 1915 d: 20 Dec 1993 5 Henri (infant) Piette b: 1883 5 Henri Piette b: BET 1883 AND 1886 5 Mary Piette b: 1 Apr 1887 d: 11 Dec 1960 + Charles Theodore Combre b: 12 Jan 1881 d: 12 Nov 1941 6 Ida M. Combre b: 10 Mar 1904 d: 2 May 1985 + Walter Georgia b: 15 May 1898 d: 12 May 1962 5 Edward (infant) Piette b: 1888 5 Edouard Piette b: BET 1888 AND 1892 5 Josephine Elizabeth Piette b: 11 Jul 1893 d: 1978 + George Tenor b: 28 Aug 1888 d: 18 Dec 1954 6 George Tenor b: 16 Nov 1914 d: Aug 1981 + Jeanette Klapatch 6 Lucy Tenor d: BEF Oct 2006 + Louis Stegman 6 Marie Barbara Tenor b: 7 Nov 1919 d: 30 Oct 2002 + Norman Harold Knutson b: 21 Apr 1914 d: 11 Dec 1981 6 Walter Tenor d: BEF Nov 2002 + Adelene B. Tenor?? b: 13 Nov 1915 d: Nov 1986 6 Joseph Tenor b: 16 Jul 1923 d: 10 Jul 1998 6 Henry Tenor b: 16 Jul 1923 d: 22 Feb 1993 6 Marvin Tenor b: 17 Sep 1925 d: 28 Oct 2006 + Rose Ropson 6 Josephine Tenor d: AFT. SEP 2003 + Henry Vandermeuse d: AFT. SEP 2003 6 Pearl Tenor d: AFT. SEP 2003 + Russell Maccoux d: AFT. SEP 2003 6 Delores Tenor d: AFT. SEP 2003 + Howard Blahnik b: Jul 1953 d: AFT. SEP 2003 6 Mary Jean (Jane) Tenor d: AFT. SEP 2003 + Lloyd Benz d: AFT. SEP 2003 + N Swille 5 Frank J. Piette b: 25 Mar 1896 d: 25 Jan 1952 + Agnes Mae Cesar b: 22 Aug 1902 d: 5 Mar 1993 6 Mildred M. Piette b: 8 Apr 1920 d: 15 Dec 2003 + Willard Andre b: 4 Mar 1913 5 Lucy Mary (Lizzie) Piette b: 15 Jul 1900 d: 11 Sep 1986 + Joseph Coppersmith b: 5 Nov 1902 d: 2 Jan 1954 4 Lizzie (Marie Elise) Piette b: 5 Sep 1857 d: 3 Jun 1923 + Florian Zephirin b: ABT 1848 d: AFT. 1900 5 Lucy Zephirin b: ABT 1874 + Julius Barrett b: 21 Sep 1870 d: 18 Mar 1902 6 George Joseph Barrett b: 17 May 1893 d: 12 Jun 1962 + Celine M. (Salina) Piette b: 15 Apr 1894 d: 18 Apr 1916 + Julia Aldrich b: 31 Jan 1898 d: Aug 1980 5 Josephine Zephirin b: ABT 1876 5 Julia Zephirin b: 25 Mar 1877 + Michael LaFond b: ABT 1872 6 Agnes LaFond b: ABT 1893 6 Walter LaFond b: ABT 1892 6 Ida LaFond b: ABT 1895 6 Otto LaFond b: ABT 1897 6 Ella LaFond b: ABT 1899 6 Harry LaFond b: ABT 1902 6 Roman LaFond b: ABT 1902 6 Arthur LaFond b: ABT 1906 5 Euphrasia Zephirin b: ABT 1879 5 Marie Julinne Zephirin b: 25 Mar 1877 5 Lizzy Zeffery b: 23 Apr 1880 d: 4 Nov 1887 5 Florient Ferdinand Zeffery b: 27 Jun 1881 d: 23 Aug 1958 + Clara Fritsch b: 1 Jan 1880 d: 23 May 1939 6 Mildred Spohie Zeffery b: 29 Apr 1909 d: 1 Jul 1958 + William H Hietpas b: 13 Apr 1909 d: 1958 6 Leona Zeffery b: 21 Sep 1910 d: 15 Dec 2000 + Raymond Joseph Graney b: 24 Dec 1914 d: 25 Apr 1993 + Henry Vander Hayden 6 Clarence Zeffery 6 Richard Zeffery 6 Alvin Zeffery 5 Antone Joseph Choudoir , Jr. b: 2 May 1889 d: 20 Oct 1973 + Mary Magdalena (Lena) Schmeider b: 10 Mar 1890 d: 18 Oct 1972 6 Anthony F. Choudoir b: 11 Mar 1912 d: 11 Aug 2006 + Bernice Schultz b: 30 Oct 1914 d: 11 Apr 2000 6 Marcella Therese (Sally) Choudoir b: ABT Aug 1915 d: AFT Mar 2008 + Melvin Wegner 6 Gordon Sylvester (Joseph) Choudoir b: 6 Dec 1916 d: 11 Apr 1998 6 Roland Francis Choudoir b: 1917 d: AFT Mar 2008 + Vernice Choudoir?? b: 22 May 1921 d: 13 Sep 2007 6 Warren Peter Choudoir b: 17 Dec 1920 d: 2 Jun 1991 + Eleanor Joyce (Ethelyn) Graf d: AFT. AUG 2006 6 Harold James Choudoir b: 6 Mar 1922 d: 14 Mar 2008 + Ione (Tootie) Woldt b: 19 Sep 1928 d: Apr 1984 5 Mary Zeffery b: 26 Apr 1896 d: 19 Mar 1962 + Joseph John Dunsirn b: 2 Sep 1892 6 Daughter #1 Dunsirn + Martin Salm 6 Daughter #2 Dunsirn + Orville Glaser 6 Daughter #3 Dunsirn + William Giesen 6 Clifford Dunsirn 6 Chester Dunsirn + Antoine Joseph Chaudoir , Sr. b: 31 Aug 1835 d: 6 Jan 1929 5 Antone Joseph Choudoir , Jr. b: 2 May 1889 d: 20 Oct 1973 + Mary Magdalena (Lena) Schmeider b: 10 Mar 1890 d: 18 Oct 1972 6 Anthony F. Choudoir b: 11 Mar 1912 d: 11 Aug 2006 + Bernice Schultz b: 30 Oct 1914 d: 11 Apr 2000 6 Marcella Therese (Sally) Choudoir b: ABT Aug 1915 d: AFT Mar 2008 + Melvin Wegner 6 Gordon Sylvester (Joseph) Choudoir b: 6 Dec 1916 d: 11 Apr 1998 6 Roland Francis Choudoir b: 1917 d: AFT Mar 2008 + Vernice Choudoir?? b: 22 May 1921 d: 13 Sep 2007 6 Warren Peter Choudoir b: 17 Dec 1920 d: 2 Jun 1991 + Eleanor Joyce (Ethelyn) Graf d: AFT. AUG 2006 6 Harold James Choudoir b: 6 Mar 1922 d: 14 Mar 2008 + Ione (Tootie) Woldt b: 19 Sep 1928 d: Apr 1984 5 Mary Zeffery b: 26 Apr 1896 d: 19 Mar 1962 + Joseph John Dunsirn b: 2 Sep 1892 6 Daughter #1 Dunsirn + Martin Salm 6 Daughter #2 Dunsirn + Orville Glaser 6 Daughter #3 Dunsirn + William Giesen 6 Clifford Dunsirn 6 Chester Dunsirn 4 Jules Piette b: Aug 1861 d: BEF Apr 1935 + Antonette (Mary Twenet) Piette b: 13 Jul 1868 d: 14 Jul 1908 5 Fredrick Joseph (Fred) Piette b: 16 Nov 1889 d: 4 May 1952 + Hulda Gresenz b: 11 Jan 1891 d: 9 Sep 1954 6 Lester W. Piette b: 18 May 1910 d: 11 Jan 1999 + Adeline K. Becher b: 2 Apr 1914 d: 7 Mar 2000 6 Ruth Alma Piette b: 1 Dec 1911 d: 13 Apr 2003 + Clarence D. (CD) Zoelk b: 26 Aug 1910 d: 15 Apr 1988 6 Estelle E. Piette b: 9 Feb 1913 d: 4 Jul 2003 + Gordon Bergsbaken b: 14 Oct 1912 d: 7 Feb 1966 + John W. Martin b: 1919 6 Alice M. (twin) Piette b: 12 Feb 1915 d: 22 Apr 1996 + Loren Wheeler d: AFT. MAY 1952 6 Alfred Rudolph (twin) Piette b: 12 Feb 1915 d: 17 Apr 1999 + Victorine M. Koerner b: 8 Mar 1917 d: 6 Jul 2001 6 Roy (infant) Piette b: 9 Jul 1918 d: 11 Jun 1920 6 Jane Evelyn Piette b: 3 Apr 1923 d: 24 Sep 2001 + Kenneth Schmit 6 Stanley Irvin (Dan) Piette b: 2 Apr 1925 d: 3 Jan 1994 + Aurelia A. (Ory) Hill b: 1924 d: AFT Apr 2008 6 Living Piette + Norbert Rusch b: 4 Jun 1928 d: 22 Nov 1999 5 Edward Henry Piette b: 2 Dec 1891 + Elizabeth Boehme b: 1890 6 Rose Piette b: 15 Feb 1914 6 Edward Piette b: 7 Oct 1915 6 Dorothy Piette b: 27 Sep 1917 5 Anna Piette b: Nov 1893 d: AFT. AUG 1962 5 Harvey John Piette , Sr. b: 31 Aug 1896 d: 25 Apr 1967 + Elenore Thelen 6 Living Piette + Living Hessel 5 Walter Louis Piette b: 7 Jul 1900 d: 11 Aug 1962 + Alma Marie Rehfeldt b: 11 Oct 1902 d: 14 Apr 1984 6 Russell Loyal Piette b: 17 Feb 1923 d: 28 Jun 1976 6 Norbert LeRoy Piette b: 3 Jan 1925 d: AFT. FEB 2004 + Rose Marie Kading b: 1929 d: AFT. FEB 2004 6 Shirley Mae Piette b: 27 Sep 1927 d: AFT. APR 1984 + Ralph Krause d: AFT. APR 1984 6 Wayne Albert Piette b: 2 Sep 1931 d: AFT. APR 1984 + Virginia Piette?? d: AFT. APR 1984 6 Carl Robert Piette b: 7 Oct 1936 d: 16 Nov 2005 + Mary Alice Bugel d: AFT. NOV 2005 5 Agnes Piette b: 7 Sep 1903 d: AFT. AUG 1962 + Joseph Frisco 5 Blanche Piette b: ABT. 1907 d: AFT. AUG 1962 4 Charles C. Piette b: 14 Jan 1868 d: 11 May 1940 + Josephine LeCapitaine b: 18 Oct 1871 d: 29 Jul 1941 5 Emma Piette b: 28 Nov 1893 d: 16 Apr 1995 + James Austin b: ABT 1893 d: BEF. JUN 2004 6 Thomas Austin b: May 1928 5 James M. Piette , Sr. b: 30 Mar 1896 d: 30 Jan 1948 + Rose Petronella Beelen b: 4 Aug 1899 d: 16 Jul 1986 6 James Martin Piette , Jr. b: 22 Aug 1924 d: AFT. JUL 1986 + Bettye Piette?? d: AFT. JUL 1986 6 Eugene Anthony Piette b: 27 Mar 1927 d: AFT. JUL 1986 + Mary Stepanski d: AFT. JUL 1986 6 Elizabeth Mary Piette b: 18 Jun 1929 d: AFT. JUL 1986 + Jack Frazier d: AFT. JUL 1986 6 Carol Ann (Sister Rose) Piette b: 29 Sep 1939 d: 1980 5 Raymond (infant) Piette b: 28 Apr 1900 d: 5 Jan 1902 5 Daniel Joseph Piette b: 31 Dec 1903 d: 23 Oct 1952 + Cora E. Jahnke b: 29 May 1903 d: 28 Nov 1981 5 Pearl Mary (infant) Piette b: 4 Aug 1906 d: 5 Jan 1907 5 Madeline M. Piette b: 21 Apr 1908 d: 30 Jan 1998 + Harold W. Thies b: 24 May 1907 d: Oct 1963 5 Lawerence J. Piette b: 18 Mar 1916 d: 5 Jun 2004 + Claire (Marin) deGravelles b: 14 Aug 1924 d: 31 Jan 1969 6 Living Piette 6 Mark Piette b: ABT. 1950 d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Becky VanRyzin d: AFT. JUN 2004 6 Melanie Piette d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Frank Popa d: AFT. JUN 2004 6 Jeanette Piette d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Living O'Conner 6 Daniel Lee Piette b: 4 Aug 1949 d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Doreen Stoller d: AFT. JUN 2004 6 Abbie Marie Piette b: 19 Feb 1955 d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Carl G. Nordholm b: 1955 d: AFT. JUN 2004 6 Matthew John Piette b: 24 May 1963 d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Laurie Jeanne Makurat b: 1961 d: AFT. JUN 2004 + Jeanette deGravelles d: AFT. JUN 2004 5 Female (infant) Piette b: 30 Mar 1919 d: 30 Mar 1919 4 Mary Piette b: 16 Dec 1869 d: 20 Apr 1958 + Martin Charles b: 10 May 1856 d: 20 Mar 1934 5 Florentine Charles b: 4 Nov 1890 d: 29 Sep 1957 + Joseph Alexis Charles b: 13 Dec 1883 d: 11 Nov 1918 6 "infant" Charles b: 20 May 1917 d: 20 May 1917 6 John Julian Charles b: 12 May 1918 d: 2 Feb 1936 6 Mary Josephine (Mayme) Charles b: 3 Jun 1919 d: 29 Apr 2009 + Living Englebert + Joseph Ferron b: 10 Feb 1892 d: 18 Jul 1968 5 Telesphore Charles b: 22 Aug 1891 d: 30 May 1960 + Mary J. Draize b: 2 Oct 1885 d: 7 Feb 1968 6 Rose Celina Charles b: 7 Jun 1912 d: 27 Aug 1996 + Wilfred A. LeMense b: 7 Dec 1910 d: 25 Sep 1995 4 Louis (Lewis) Piette b: 8 Feb 1873 d: 12 Dec 1935 + Clara Pensis b: Jul 1878 5 Hubert J. Piette b: 15 May 1902 d: Jul 1973 + Dorothy Donovan b: 6 Feb 1902 d: 26 Nov 1970 6 Robert John Piette b: 8 Jun 1929 d: AFT. NOV 1970 5 Margurete Josephine Piette b: 15 Jul 1907 + Irving Strech b: ABT 1904 6 Donald Strech b: ABT Nov 1927 3 Josephine Josephe Piette b: 24 Jan 1828 d: 17 Nov 1892 + Oliver DeDecker Sr. b: 4 May 1826 d: 17 Aug 1913 4 Flora Marie Joseph DeDecker b: 28 Feb 1852 d: 31 Mar 1906 + Eugene Rankin Sr. b: 30 Dec 1849 d: 21 Oct 1901 5 Eugene Rankin , Jr b: 10 Jan 1873 5 Louis Joseph Rankin , Sr. b: 12 Dec 1874 d: 9 Nov 1928 + Clarice Calbat b: 2 May 1874 d: 29 Mar 1940 6 Lucy Rankin b: 27 May 1898 d: 10 Nov 1972 + Edward L. Eick 6 Louis Joseph Rankin , Jr. b: 1 Nov 1899 d: 28 May 1976 + Katherine N. Christensen b: 18 Oct 1899 d: 25 Aug 1973 6 Emma Rankin b: 10 Dec 1901 d: 19 Oct 1975 + John G. Schreiber b: 30 Mar 1899 d: 15 Jun 1979 6 James William Rankin b: 7 Jul 1904 d: 12 Oct 1922 6 Raymond J. Rankin b: 25 Jul 1906 d: 29 Sep 1981 + Mary (May) Lewandoski b: 16 Jul 1905 d: 11 Nov 1972 6 Clarence Anthony Rankin b: 4 Jan 1909 d: 28 May 1977 + Helen Meier d: AFT. 1977 6 Robert Rankin b: ABT 1911 d: BEF. 1920 6 Willard Alex Rankin b: 28 Mar 1911 d: 1 Jun 1989 + Virginia M. Hubert d: AFT. JAN 2004 5 George Rankin Sr. b: 30 Nov 1875 d: 24 Oct 1954 + Cecelia Lancelle b: 11 Apr 1876 d: 16 Jan 1959 6 Alfred (Fred) Joseph Rankin b: 10 Nov 1895 d: 11 Sep 1948 + Alma A. Judd b: 11 Dec 1892 d: 17 Aug 1969 6 George A. Rankin b: 30 Jun 1898 d: 10 Dec 1995 + Florence Butler b: 18 Mar 1896 d: 6 Feb 1973 6 Laura Angeline Emma (infant) Rankin b: 28 Apr 1909 d: 1 May 1909 6 Alice Alma Rankin b: 18 May 1916 d: AFT. JAN 1959 + Edward Schiesser b: 1915 5 William J. Rankin b: 12 Feb 1885 d: 11 Feb 1918 + Camille Flemal b: 27 Dec 1888 d: 5 Dec 1923 6 Female (infant) Rankin b: 5 Oct 1913 d: 5 Oct 1913 6 Female (infant) Rankin b: 20 Sep 1914 d: 20 Sep 1914 6 Male (infant) Rankin b: 15 Mar 1916 d: 15 May 1916 6 William Rankin 5 Mary Rankin b: Feb 1880 5 John B. Rankin b: 6 Aug 1887 d: 12 Sep 1943 + Eva Dachelet b: 19 Aug 1890 d: 28 Apr 1978 6 Ferdinand John (F.J.) Rankin , MD b: 21 Aug 1911 d: 10 Jul 1987 + Veronica Julia Becher b: 29 Mar 1911 d: 6 Jan 1982 + Blazma Zerbin b: 22 Jul 1917 d: 27 Jan 2005 6 Florence Rankin b: 9 Mar 1913 d: 7 Oct 1969 + Ervin Royal Klebenow b: 24 Sep 1897 d: 29 Jun 1964 6 Clement E. Rankin b: 19 Aug 1916 d: 15 Jun 2004 + Rosemary B. Ritten b: 18 Aug 1917 d: 19 Mar 2008 5 Joseph Rankin b: 11 Nov 1890 d: 6 Mar 1972 + Anna Schumiler?? b: 18 Nov 1878 d: 15 Oct 1945 6 Frank Rankin b: ABT 1902 6 Sylvia Thelen Rankin b: ABT 1906 + Milton McGinnis 5 Alexander J. Rankin b: 26 Feb 1892 d: 24 May 1972 + Rose F. Befay b: 19 Mar 1889 d: 6 Jan 1966 6 Robert L. Rankin b: ABT 1916 d: 19 May 1956 + Kathyrn R. Van Handel b: 13 Mar 1917 d: 14 Jun 2001 6 Bernice Rankin b: ABT 1922 d: AFT. JAN 2001 5 Eugene Rankin Jr. b: 10 Mar 1897 d: 30 Oct 1942 + Mary Noonan b: 21 Oct 1894 d: 28 Dec 1986 4 Marie Therese (Mary) DeDecker b: 5 May 1853 d: 12 Mar 1940 + Charles Benning b: May 1847 d: 16 Jun 1919 5 Josephine Olive Benning b: 13 Oct 1873 d: 15 Aug 1966 + Joseph H. Duquaine b: Mar 1864 d: 1934 6 Lydia Duquaine b: Feb 1897 6 Phoebe Duquaine b: May 1898 5 Josephine Olive Wirth b: 1873 + unnamed Duquaine 5 Mary Clare Benning b: 1875 d: 1875 5 Mary Clare Wirth b: 1875 d: 1875 5 Theophile J. Bening b: 7 Dec 1876 d: 1937 + Elsie Schwartz d: 1955 5 Frank Fidel Bening b: 12 Oct 1878 d: 3 Mar 1951 + Myrtle Naomi Johnson b: 5 Jan 1888 d: 23 Oct 1979 6 Fred Chester Bening b: 9 Jul 1910 d: 12 Aug 1989 + Alpha E. Ryding b: 21 Oct 1908 d: 14 Jul 1991 6 James Bruce Bening b: 20 Aug 1913 d: 21 Apr 1989 5 Clara Mary Wirth b: 1882 + Al Marrique 5 Mary Louise Bening b: 27 Apr 1882 5 Louisa Mary Wirth b: 1883 + Dennis Donohue 5 Louisa Mary Wirth d: 1883 5 William Eugene Bening b: May 1884 + Edna Bening?? 5 Emma Josephine Wirth b: 1886 5 Chester Charles Wirth b: 18 Nov 1888 d: 26 Jan 1960 + Margaret Donohue d: 1926 5 Benjamin Bernard Wirth b: 23 Dec 1891 d: 19 Dec 1960 5 Lucy Louisa Wirth b: 1894 + Dennis Donohue 5 Flora Anne Wirth b: 1896 + Oscar Hoel 5 Marique Wirth + William Wurtz 4 Theophile Joseph DeDecker b: 18 Apr 1855 d: 11 Jul 1921 + Julia Lecocq b: 17 Dec 1855 d: 14 May 1931 5 Antonette "Sister Stephena" DeDecker b: 22 Jan 1877 d: 22 Oct 1957 5 Adalin Joseph (Infant) DeDecker b: 1878 5 Emil DeDecker b: 5 Jun 1879 d: 25 Jul 1948 + Eloise (Louise) Englebert b: 17 May 1874 d: 26 Sep 1951 6 Chester Henri DeDecker b: 6 Aug 1904 d: 19 Apr 1975 + Myrtle Clara Cornell b: 10 Feb 1904 d: 3 Jan 1996 6 Julia DeDecker b: 16 Mar 1906 d: 20 Dec 2005 + Alfred Palzer b: 30 Sep 1903 d: 30 Jan 2000 6 Lorraine DeDecker b: 19 Mar 1908 d: 2 Oct 2008 + Hugo Palzer b: 16 Nov 1907 d: 7 Mar 1993 6 William DeDecker b: 29 May 1910 d: 9 Oct 1991 5 John DeDecker b: 14 Dec 1881 d: 11 Jun 1951 + Leonie (Lena) Mignon b: 28 Nov 1882 d: 8 May 1960 6 Victor J. DeDecker b: 30 Aug 1903 d: 28 Oct 1972 + Genevieve Frances Zapp b: 21 Jan 1907 d: 3 Nov 1983 6 Henry DeDeker b: 2 Oct 1904 d: 1 Apr 1973 + Hazel L. De Sormeau b: 19 Feb 1906 d: 5 Aug 1996 6 John F. (Mildred Mary) DeDeker b: 12 Jul 1906 6 Mildred Mary (Millie) DeDeker b: 12 Jul 1906 d: 11 Jul 1995 + Theodore J. (T. Dick) Oudenhoven b: 9 Jul 1896 d: 26 Mar 1972 6 Lucille Mary DeDeker b: 4 Dec 1913 d: 6 Feb 1940 + Joseph Brooks b: 1910 d: 1 Jan 1941 6 Arthur Joseph DeDecker b: 27 Oct 1914 d: 4 Aug 1977 + Esther Lena Prokash b: 21 Oct 1915 d: 11 Sep 1995 6 Harold Joseph DeDecker b: 7 Feb 1918 d: 23 Oct 1998 + Gertrude Harriette Paulowske b: 22 Sep 1915 d: AFT. MAR 2005 5 Elmond Joseph DeDecker b: 6 Jun 1883 d: 2 May 1956 + Annais Neuville b: 7 Mar 1886 d: 21 Sep 1970 6 Mabel DeDecker b: 18 Apr 1905 d: 7 Feb 1992 + Edward Joseph , Sr. Tremble b: 21 Oct 1905 d: 17 Oct 1952 6 Dora Julia DeDecker b: 12 Oct 1907 d: 11 Mar 2007 + Clarence Joseph De Keyser b: 19 Apr 1905 d: 3 Feb 1990 6 Gilbert Alex DeDecker b: 14 Oct 1909 d: 9 Jul 1963 + Lucy V. Dachelet b: 1 May 1908 d: 24 Sep 2000 6 Marie Myrtle DeDecker b: 21 Aug 1915 d: 27 Oct 1988 + Randall J. Charles b: 15 Sep 1915 d: 12 Feb 2000 6 Anna Mary DeDecker b: 13 Apr 1917 d: 27 Aug 2006 + Elmer Vandertie b: 25 Jan 1915 d: 17 Nov 2008 6 Helen Mary DeDecker b: 2 Mar 1919 d: 24 Jun 1987 + Oscar O. Muenster b: 19 Mar 1913 d: 18 May 1995 6 Elmer Joseph DeDecker b: 5 Aug 1925 d: 27 Oct 2006 + Florence Emma Jeanquart b: 17 Mar 1924 5 Louise DeDecker b: 9 Jul 1885 d: 26 Sep 1982 + Henry F. Englebert b: 10 Dec 1882 d: 17 Sep 1980 6 Hazel Englebert b: 20 Jul 1905 d: 17 Jun 1999 + Harry Chaudoir Sr. b: 14 Aug 1903 d: 13 Oct 2003 6 Helen E. Englebert b: 12 Jun 1907 d: 4 Nov 1993 + Benedict (Ben) Charles b: 30 Sep 1911 d: 30 Nov 2002 5 Emma DeDecker b: 12 Aug 1887 d: 22 Mar 1972 + Jule Englebert b: 5 Jan 1889 d: 14 Apr 1979 6 Walter Charles Englebert b: 4 Jan 1912 d: 30 Jul 1981 + Myrtle A. Hendricks b: 1916 d: BEF. APR 2002 + Jeraldine Delma (Jeri) Josephs b: 1 Sep 1920 d: 30 Dec 2001 + Cleora Fabry b: 28 Nov 1911 d: 7 Sep 1996 6 Willard Theophile Englebert b: 9 Jul 1913 d: AFT. NOV 2005 + Violet (Viola) Dalphin Hendricks b: 28 Jun 1917 d: 8 Jul 1995 6 Female (infant) Englebert b: 15 Mar 1917 d: 16 Mar 1917 6 John Julius (infant) Englebert b: 10 Aug 1922 d: 18 Aug 1922 6 Arthur (infant) Englebert b: 30 Mar 1925 d: 1 Apr 1925 5 Alexis (Alex) DeDecker b: 22 Aug 1890 d: 11 Aug 1971 + Barbara Seiler b: 20 Mar 1893 d: 19 Mar 1942 6 Esther DeDecker b: 1 Jun 1911 d: 4 Sep 1987 + John Charles Pennings b: 10 Oct 1906 d: 9 Apr 1991 6 Wilbur Elmer DeDecker b: 23 May 1921 d: AFT. APR 2005 + Katherine Pauline Raaths b: 1919 d: AFT. APR 2005 6 Robert John DeDecker b: 19 Nov 1930 d: 16 Oct 2001 + Deanna April Hazelton b: 28 Apr 1937 d: AFT. MAY 2006 + Louise A. Wiltziuz b: 1 Nov 1894 d: 2 Dec 1977 5 Frank DeDecker b: 2 Feb 1893 d: 1 Jun 1972 + Mary Bero b: 17 Dec 1891 d: 10 Apr 1978 6 Walter Thomas DeDecker b: 3 Feb 1914 d: 12 Oct 1996 + Cecelia Mary White b: 30 Oct 1919 d: 19 Jul 1985 6 Clarence Louis DeDecker b: 10 Oct 1916 d: 6 Jun 1955 + Beatrice Frieda Alick b: 25 Jul 1915 d: 29 Jan 1983 6 Vernil Laura DeDecker b: 25 May 1917 d: AFT. FEB 2003 + Russell L. Pleshek b: 16 Sep 1911 d: 14 Apr 1972 6 Marjorie Mary DeDecker b: 10 Oct 1923 d: AFT. FEB 2003 + Ralph Charles Schubring b: 21 Aug 1920 d: 11 Feb 2003 6 Francis Wenzel DeDecker b: 13 Nov 1925 d: 31 Jan 1984 6 Donald Robert "Father" DeDecker b: 8 Dec 1927 d: 13 Oct 1960 5 Anna DeDecker b: 30 Jul 1895 d: 4 Aug 1980 + Frank Louis b: 3 Jan 1890 d: 19 Apr 1962 6 Helen Mary Louis b: 18 Oct 1914 6 Clarence W. Louis b: 26 Apr 1916 d: 29 Apr 1984 + Martha R. (twin) Mallien b: 6 Aug 1918 d: 15 Jul 2006 6 Harry Leroy Louis b: 16 Jul 1918 d: 23 Oct 2002 + Rita Destiche b: 1924 d: AFT. JUL 2006 5 Charles DeDecker b: 11 Apr 1898 d: 7 May 1898 5 Lucy (Lucille) DeDecker b: 13 May 1899 d: 14 Jun 1978 + Louis Joseph DeWitt b: 22 Feb 1893 d: 29 Jun 1948 6 Richard Louis DeWitt , Sr. b: 2 Mar 1918 d: 16 Mar 1985 + Sadie Kunkel 6 Bernice DeWitt b: 20 Sep 1920 + Hubert J. Malsin , Sr. b: 5 Apr 1917 d: 25 Apr 1997 + Elmer Miller d: BEF. APR 2002 6 Arnold Joseph DeWitt b: 28 Jul 1923 + Gail DeWitt?? + Jane Kunkel + Shirley DeWitt?? 6 Loretta M. (twin) DeWitt b: 29 Apr 1933 d: 17 Nov 2003 + Earl Wittig + Paul Seaver 6 Living DeWitt + Harold Pawlak 5 Alec (Infant) DeDecker 4 Magdalene (Margaret) DeDecker b: ABT 1859 d: BEF 1889 + Martin Charles b: 10 May 1856 d: 20 Mar 1934 5 Eugene Charles b: Apr 1885 + Margaret Delveaux b: Apr 1891 6 Mabel Charles b: 16 Feb 1911 d: 9 May 1984 + Fred Peter LeMense b: 29 Jul 1907 d: 5 Jul 1989 6 Margaret Charles b: 17 Jun 1912 + Delma Charles?? 6 Clarence Charles + Myrtle Charles?? 6 Raymond J. Charles b: 17 Feb 1923 d: 20 Nov 1986 5 Ferdinande (Fern) Charles b: 28 Dec 1878 d: Dec 1964 5 Rose Charles b: Jul 1883 + Martin Delveaux b: Aug 1888 6 Irene M Delveaux b: ABT 1912 + Xavier Beauchamp 6 Dorothy M Delveaux b: ABT 1917 + Joe Young 6 Elsie A Delveaux b: ABT 1918 + Walter Budkis 6 Abelore J. Delveaux b: 27 Jun 1919 d: 10 Nov 1976 6 Martin Delveaux , Jr. b: ABT Oct 1926 5 Gertrude Charles 5 Josephine Charles b: ABT 1878 5 Frederick Charles b: 8 Jul 1880 d: 5 Sep 1955 + Julia Hayes 6 Eualia Charles d: BEF. 2003 6 Eunice Charles + Mr. Torkildson 6 Margaret Ann Charles + Ambrose Charette 6 Lawrence J. Charles b: 30 Jul 1907 d: 24 Jan 1991 + Cecelia Charrette b: 1 May 1907 d: AFT. 5 MAY 2003 + Mary Charles?? 5 Mary (Sr. Gertrude) Charles 4 Adele DeDecker b: ABT 1861 4 Fidel DeDecker b: 18 Feb 1861 d: 16 Jul 1942 + Mary Josephine Vandertie b: May 1863 d: 4 Jan 1915 5 twin daughter DeDecker 5 Jennie DeDecker b: Feb 1884 d: AFT. 1900 5 Louise Mary DeDeker b: 18 Jul 1888 d: 7 Jun 1968 5 Mary L. DeDecker b: 24 Jun 1892 d: 14 Sep 1974 + Desire Lerat b: ABT 1863 d: 23 May 1932 + Edward R. Wiggins b: Feb 1881 d: BET. 1912 - 1920 6 Lee Joseph Wiggins b: 17 May 1910 d: 21 Jun 1966 + Rosella (Sally) June NaGreen b: 17 Jun 1915 d: 30 Dec 1999 + Eileen Wiggins?? b: 1925 6 Lawrence Arthur Wiggins b: 28 Jul 1912 d: 31 Mar 1976 + Margaret Tilman b: 1925 + Henry John Glass b: 15 Jun 1895 d: 30 Mar 1962 5 Louis DeDecker b: 1 Nov 1894 d: BEF. 1900 5 Joseph Oliver DeDeker b: 11 Mar 1895 d: 15 May 1968 + Ruth Emelia Dahlby b: 12 Oct 1899 d: 14 Feb 1999 6 N DeDeker b: BEF. JUN 1917 6 George William DeDeker b: 20 Jan 1923 d: AFT. MAY 2006 + Mary Lou Weisner b: 13 Mar 1924 d: 20 Nov 1989 6 Roger Oliver DeDeker b: 28 May 1926 d: 19 Feb 2004 + Eunice Mae Walker b: 6 Apr 1926 d: AFT. 2006 6 Ervin Leroy DeDeker b: 30 Mar 1927 + Bernice La Fae Struck b: 17 Jan 1927 + Mary Ann Moseley b: 25 Nov 1929 6 Living DeDeker + Suzanne Gail Loges b: 12 May 1933 d: Aug 1987 + Margaret Jeanne Loges b: 19 Oct 1945 d: 14 Aug 1990 6 Living DeDeker + Living Kannenberg 5 Fabian DeDecker b: 13 Mar 1898 d: 23 Mar 1903 + Agnes Le Bel b: 1855 d: BET. 1930 - 1940 4 Oliver DeDecker Jr. b: 27 Jan 1862 d: 18 Nov 1914 + Feliscille Piette b: 16 Sep 1864 d: 1 Nov 1929 5 ? DeDecker b: ABT 1888 5 ? DeDecker b: ABT 1890 5 ? DeDecker b: ABT 1892 5 Louise Mary DeDecker b: 9 Apr 1896 d: 23 Nov 1993 + Joseph B. Shebilske b: 24 Feb 1896 d: 21 Feb 1950 6 Helen R. Shebilske b: 28 Aug 1917 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Samuel Orenstein b: 1914 d: AFT. NOV 1993 + Clifford Cleveland 6 Lawrence J. Shebilske b: 9 Apr 1920 d: 1 Mar 1983 + Eileen Wienke 6 Orville Jacob Shebilske b: 9 Jul 1922 d: 7 May 1989 + Johanna (Jean) Porto b: 18 Jun 1923 d: 4 Jun 1982 6 Clifford Frederick Shebilske b: 20 Dec 1925 d: AFT. JUL 2006 6 Leland George Shebilske b: 20 Mar 1928 d: 10 Nov 1990 + Living Salm 6 Arlene A. Shebilske b: 30 Jun 1930 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Gilbert C. (Gill) Huelsbeck b: 28 Oct 1923 d: 25 May 2009 6 James Shebilske b: 1932 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + N Clevland 5 Louis Joseph DeDecker b: 9 Apr 1896 d: 16 Dec 1963 + Ada Ester Henrietta Auerswald b: 7 Mar 1896 c: 5 Apr 1896 d: 16 Oct 1977 6 Norman DeDecker 6 Lloyd Francis DeDecker b: 17 May 1920 + Doris Evangeline Riehl b: 5 Aug 1922 6 David Kenneth (infant) DeDecker b: 17 Jun 1921 d: 27 Dec 1921 6 Ralph Edgar DeDecker b: 5 Jan 1925 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Priscilla Ann Hamer b: 7 Mar 1923 d: AFT. JUL 2001 6 Benjamin A. (Ben) DeDecker b: 3 Aug 1936 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Clair Jill Albrecht b: 31 Mar 1937 d: 23 Oct 2002 4 Victoria DeDecker b: 12 Jun 1865 d: 2 Mar 1938 + Seraphin DeWitt Sr. b: Feb 1861 d: 24 Sep 1933 5 Mary Saraphine Rosa DeWitt b: 30 Aug 1884 d: 5 Dec 1963 + Joseph(Edward Joseph) Zephirin b: 24 Feb 1875 d: 5 Dec 1946 5 Louise Mary DeWitt b: 26 Nov 1885 d: 10 Aug 1973 + John Baptiste Vandermause b: 26 Jul 1884 d: 25 Jan 1970 6 Elmer Vandermause b: 20 Dec 1906 d: 25 Feb 1951 + Esther Zephirin b: 29 Feb 1908 d: 5 Nov 2003 5 Henry DeWitt b: 4 Aug 1887 d: 14 May 1943 + Mary Alexander b: 26 Jun 1889 d: 15 Apr 1945 6 Myrtle DeWitt + George Duquaine b: 21 Jul 1906 d: Oct 1972 6 Harry H. 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DEC 2005 + Alvin Tweedale b: 11 Sep 1924 d: AFT. MAY 2004 6 Mary Ann DeWitt b: 21 Aug 1931 d: 26 Apr 1937 5 Annie (child) DeWitt b: Jun 1892 d: 21 Jun 1903 5 Louis Joseph DeWitt b: 22 Feb 1893 d: 29 Jun 1948 + Lucy (Lucille) DeDecker b: 13 May 1899 d: 14 Jun 1978 6 Richard Louis DeWitt , Sr. b: 2 Mar 1918 d: 16 Mar 1985 + Sadie Kunkel 6 Bernice DeWitt b: 20 Sep 1920 + Hubert J. Malsin , Sr. b: 5 Apr 1917 d: 25 Apr 1997 + Elmer Miller d: BEF. APR 2002 6 Arnold Joseph DeWitt b: 28 Jul 1923 + Gail DeWitt?? + Jane Kunkel + Shirley DeWitt?? 6 Loretta M. (twin) DeWitt b: 29 Apr 1933 d: 17 Nov 2003 + Earl Wittig + Paul Seaver 6 Living DeWitt + Harold Pawlak 5 Charles DeWitt b: 26 Apr 1894 d: 23 Jul 1964 + Laura Delforge b: 28 Dec 1898 d: 8 Feb 1966 6 Clarence Henry DeWitt b: 6 Feb 1920 d: 27 Nov 1988 + Doris D. Marchant b: 24 Mar 1919 d: 24 Sep 2004 6 Wallace Donald DeWitt b: 4 Sep 1922 d: 11 Oct 1970 + Phyllis Evans b: 17 Nov 1925 d: AFT. SEP 2004 5 Frederick DeWitt b: 29 Feb 1896 d: Jan 1977 + Irene Thomas b: 28 Feb 1898 d: 8 Sep 1970 6 Deloris Victoria (infant twin) DeWitt b: 12 Aug 1917 d: 7 Dec 1917 6 Doris Mary (infant twin) DeWitt b: 12 Aug 1917 d: 14 Dec 1917 6 Cletus James DeWitt b: 25 Jan 1920 d: Mar 1986 + Lonnie Worth 6 Donald Joseph (infant) DeWitt b: 25 Nov 1921 d: 5 Mar 1922 6 Eunice Mae DeWitt b: 3 May 1923 d: AFT. SEP 1970 + Bruce R. Curry b: 1923 d: AFT. SEP 1970 5 John , Sr. DeWitt b: 31 Jan 1898 d: 3 May 1953 + Caroline (Carrie) Delfosse b: 3 Oct 1903 6 Calvin John (John) DeWitt b: 21 Oct 1923 + Dorothy Gmerek b: 24 Feb 1922 d: 8 Dec 1991 6 Muriel DeWitt b: 16 May 1926 + Gene Gmerek b: 6 Dec 1926 6 Jacqueline DeWitt b: 31 Jan 1928 + Walter Gottinger b: 2 May 1928 6 Joanne DeWitt b: 30 Dec 1929 + Jerome Persak , Sr. b: 9 Sep 1929 5 William DeWitt b: 14 Dec 1899 d: 9 May 1971 + Alice Bosman b: 21 Nov 1900 d: 2 Jun 1973 6 Douglas DeWitt b: 25 Jan 1924 d: 27 Oct 1985 + Jovita Neuville b: 14 Oct 1924 5 Edward Seraphine DeWitt b: 24 Aug 1901 d: 13 Sep 1965 + Josephine Destin b: 1902 d: AFT. 1965 6 Kenneth Elmer DeWitt b: 28 Sep 1928 d: 17 Jun 1995 + Living Foxgrover 6 Milton Edward DeWitt b: 5 Apr 1936 d: 3 May 2003 + Living Zesimer 5 Elmer DeWitt b: 24 Jun 1903 d: 23 Nov 1984 + Florence (Flora) Mary Delongville b: 24 Nov 1905 d: 4 Sep 1982 6 Male ( twin) DeWitt b: 4 Jun 1923 6 Female ( twin) DeWitt b: 4 Jun 1923 6 Claude Joseph DeWitt b: 27 Jan 1925 + Louise Servais b: 20 Sep 1925 6 Joyce Marie DeWitt b: 6 Jun 1927 + Gordon A. George b: 3 Jul 1926 d: 30 Jul 1991 6 Lloyd James DeWitt b: 27 Nov 1931 d: 28 Jun 1998 + Josephine DeWilde b: 3 Dec 1929 d: 17 Nov 2002 6 Living DeWitt + Living Thomas 5 Joseph DeWitt b: 3 Apr 1906 d: 12 Feb 1959 + Amanda (Mae) Nordwig b: 1 Oct 1907 6 Living DeWitt + Living Severson 6 Gerald DeWitt b: 25 Oct 1931 d: 4 Jul 1996 + Living Delopst 6 Dennis Dean DeWitt b: 17 Jan 1940 d: 18 Apr 1994 + Living Kozlencer 5 Marie Rosie Mabel DeWitt b: 4 Jun 1908 5 Mabel DeWitt b: 25 May 1909 d: 10 Jun 1983 + Henry Wood b: 24 Apr 1906 d: 1 Feb 1966 6 Donna Mae Wood 6 Frederick Wood 6 Ronald Wood 6 Marvin Henry Wood b: 1926 6 Arnold Wood , Sr. b: 1927 6 Living Wood + unknown Etzler 4 Josephine DeDecker b: 30 Jul 1866 d: 16 Jun 1936 + Alexander J. Flemal b: 3 Feb 1864 d: 22 Jan 1928 5 Camille Flemal b: 27 Dec 1888 d: 5 Dec 1923 + William J. Rankin b: 12 Feb 1885 d: 11 Feb 1918 6 Female (infant) Rankin b: 5 Oct 1913 d: 5 Oct 1913 6 Female (infant) Rankin b: 20 Sep 1914 d: 20 Sep 1914 6 Male (infant) Rankin b: 15 Mar 1916 d: 15 May 1916 6 William Rankin + John Poh b: 5 Dec 1888 d: 13 Jan 1968 5 Pulcherie (Sarah) Flemal b: 5 Feb 1891 d: 9 Jun 1951 + John Baptiste Bournoville b: 31 Jan 1891 c: 15 Feb 1891 d: 9 Sep 1962 6 Pearl Josephine Bournoville b: 27 Feb 1913 d: 1 Jul 1999 + Elmer Jonet b: 1 Apr 1908 d: 27 Jan 1983 6 Wallace John Bournoville b: 2 Jul 1917 d: 29 Aug 1999 + Esther White b: 1923 d: 1979 6 Dorothy Rose Bournoville b: 21 Dec 1919 d: 28 Jun 1973 + Chester Harding d: 1982 6 Raymond Peter Bournoville b: 12 Aug 1922 d: 26 Mar 1963 + Rita Simons 6 Ethyl Mae Bournoville b: Oct 1929 d: 1930 6 Living Bournoville + Living Gruselle 5 Louis Joseph Flemal b: 25 Aug 1892 d: 23 Nov 1962 + Margaret Ellen Rogers b: 3 Jul 1887 d: 14 Mar 1940 6 Francis Flemal 6 Luke Raymond Flemal b: 16 Jul 1915 d: 28 Oct 1954 + Dorothy May Bliss b: 14 Aug 1915 6 Rose Flemal 6 Eileen Mary Flemal b: 18 Oct 1916 d: 18 Apr 1993 + Rene J. Carignan b: 28 Feb 1912 d: 26 Oct 1976 6 Norbert Flemal b: 12 May 1918 d: Oct 1998 + Evelyn M. Orton + Mildred Ceil Lumby b: 9 Jun 1917 d: 31 Dec 1996 6 Clarona (Connie) Flemal b: 31 Jan 1920 d: 28 Mar 2006 + Gordon Micheau b: 14 Mar 1922 d: 28 Jan 1966 + Frederick Brousseau b: 23 Aug 1918 d: 27 Jun 1983 6 Thomas William Flemal b: 25 Feb 1922 + Jean Kathyrn Gillis b: 25 Apr 1925 d: 12 Dec 1988 6 John Franklin Flemal b: Apr 1924 6 Louis Henry Flemal b: 15 Jul 1927 d: 12 May 1976 + Violet Flemal?? b: 26 Jan 1911 d: 19 Mar 1997 5 Rosalie Mary (Rose) Flemal b: 4 Mar 1897 d: 19 May 1976 + William Jule Bero b: 30 Jul 1898 d: 31 Aug 1978 6 Richard Bero + Lillian Haese 6 Rosella Josephine Bero b: 28 Sep 1918 d: 31 Dec 1988 + Albert John Bugler b: 11 Jan 1914 d: 6 Aug 1970 5 Laurie Flemal b: Oct 1898 d: 14 Oct 1898 5 Laura Mary Antonetta Flemal b: 13 Nov 1899 d: 20 Dec 1899 5 Marie Antoinette Honoree Flemal b: 13 Nov 1899 d: 14 Dec 1899 5 Nelson Arthur Flemal b: 23 Dec 1902 d: 6 Mar 1966 5 Raymond Michael (infant) Flemal b: 27 Sep 1905 d: 12 Oct 1906 5 Alice Flemal b: 9 Jan 1908 d: AFT May 1976 + Allan Tweedy 6 Living Tweedy 6 Living Tweedy + Roger Baker b: 27 Aug 1902 d: Mar 1976 5 Alexander (Alex) Flemal Jr. b: 23 Mar 1911 d: 22 Dec 1998 + Adeline Mathilda Spevacek b: 13 Sep 1917 d: 23 Jul 2004 6 Dale William Flemal b: 16 Jan 1939 d: AFT. JUL 2004 + Janice Fischer d: AFT. JUL 2004 6 Living Flemal + Living Williams 6 Robert Flemal b: 24 Jan 1944 d: AFT. JUL 2004 + Karen Smith d: AFT. JUL 2004 + Antone Barbeaux b: 5 Sep 1861 d: 29 Jun 1946 3 Joseph (Jean Joseph) Piette b: 28 Jan 1831 d: 18 Apr 1902 + Josephine Rouer b: 17 Dec 1837 d: 20 Dec 1923 4 Charles J. Piette b: 13 Feb 1862 d: 12 Feb 1948 + Antonette (Nettie) Lerat b: 22 Feb 1865 d: 28 May 1956 5 George Piette b: 28 Jan 1886 d: BEF Apr 1898 5 Joseph A. Piette b: Sep 1887 d: BET. 1953 - 1955 + Francis Karls 6 David Piette + Florence Piette?? 5 Mary Philicie Piette b: 14 Jan 1892 d: BEF Apr 1898 5 Celine M. (Salina) Piette b: 15 Apr 1894 d: 18 Apr 1916 + George Joseph Barrett b: 17 May 1893 d: 12 Jun 1962 6 Lucille Barrett b: 7 Oct 1913 d: AFT. MAR 2005 + Charles Mader b: 5 Dec 1915 d: 16 Jul 1970 6 Ronald Barrett b: 10 Feb 1915 d: BET. 1990 - 2000 + N Barrett?? 5 George Michael Piette b: Aug 1896 d: 11 Oct 1921 + Della Pacquette b: 13 Sep 1898 d: 4 Nov 1994 6 Dorthea Piette b: 2 Jan 1920 d: AFT. MAR 2006 + Elmer Bobb b: 8 Oct 1918 d: 23 May 2001 6 Robert Piette b: 28 Apr 1921 d: 23 Jan 1955 + Jeanette Birling b: 24 Oct 1926 5 Marie (Mary Francois) Piette b: 1 Apr 1898 d: 1 Sep 1960 + Charles Young d: BEF. JAN 2004 6 Gilbert Young b: ABT 1921 d: AFT. JAN 2004 + Ruth Dingeldein d: AFT. JAN 2004 6 Doris M. Young b: 13 Feb 1922 d: 7 Jan 2004 + Clarence J. Bishop b: 10 Mar 1925 d: 22 Aug 1995 6 Lorraine Young b: ABT 1925 d: AFT. JAN 2004 + Ed Borski d: AFT. MAR 2005 + William Weber + N Kropanowski + Frederick C. Weber , Sr. b: 31 Jan 1900 d: 11 Jun 1970 6 Fred Weber , Jr d: AFT. JAN 2004 + Carol Weber?? d: AFT. JAN 2004 6 Ruth Weber b: ABT May 1927 d: AFT. JAN 2004 + Robert Porter d: BEF. JAN 2004 6 Bernice Weber b: ABT Dec 1928 d: AFT Jan 2004 + John Weinfurter d: BEF Jan 2004 5 William J. Piette b: 23 Apr 1900 d: 21 Oct 1979 + Genevieve (Gen) Holtz b: 31 Jan 1914 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Minnie Stelow b: 1900 d: 23 Jan 1928 6 Donald E. Piette , Sr b: 7 Apr 1919 d: 24 Aug 1993 + Fern Laske b: 1 Mar 1919 d: 10 Mar 1979 + Mary VanOoyen + Ruth H. Barry b: 1918 6 Margaret Piette b: 25 Feb 1921 d: 11 Sep 1940 + Roland F. Bernhagen b: 2 May 1923 d: 23 Apr 1999 6 Richard Piette b: 27 Aug 1923 d: 1942 6 Patricia Piette d: AFT. JAN 1928 5 Edward August Piette b: 25 Sep 1903 d: 24 Dec 2002 + Clara J. Dietrich b: 1 Aug 1904 d: 24 Jan 1994 6 Delores M. Piette b: 31 Oct 1929 d: AFT. MAR 2005 + Eugene I. Cherdron d: AFT. MAR 2005 6 Ronald Herman Piette b: 16 Apr 1933 d: AFT. MAR 2005 + Lorna Piette?? b: 19 Sep 1932 d: AFT. MAR 2005 6 Gerald Piette b: 27 Aug 1934 d: AFT. DEC 2002 + Shirley Piette?? d: AFT. DEC 2002 5 Emery Julius (infant) Piette b: 7 May 1905 d: 23 Mar 1906 4 Feliscille Piette b: 16 Sep 1864 d: 1 Nov 1929 + Oliver DeDecker Jr. b: 27 Jan 1862 d: 18 Nov 1914 5 ? DeDecker b: ABT 1888 5 ? DeDecker b: ABT 1890 5 ? DeDecker b: ABT 1892 5 Louise Mary DeDecker b: 9 Apr 1896 d: 23 Nov 1993 + Joseph B. Shebilske b: 24 Feb 1896 d: 21 Feb 1950 6 Helen R. Shebilske b: 28 Aug 1917 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Samuel Orenstein b: 1914 d: AFT. NOV 1993 + Clifford Cleveland 6 Lawrence J. Shebilske b: 9 Apr 1920 d: 1 Mar 1983 + Eileen Wienke 6 Orville Jacob Shebilske b: 9 Jul 1922 d: 7 May 1989 + Johanna (Jean) Porto b: 18 Jun 1923 d: 4 Jun 1982 6 Clifford Frederick Shebilske b: 20 Dec 1925 d: AFT. JUL 2006 6 Leland George Shebilske b: 20 Mar 1928 d: 10 Nov 1990 + Living Salm 6 Arlene A. Shebilske b: 30 Jun 1930 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Gilbert C. (Gill) Huelsbeck b: 28 Oct 1923 d: 25 May 2009 6 James Shebilske b: 1932 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + N Clevland 5 Louis Joseph DeDecker b: 9 Apr 1896 d: 16 Dec 1963 + Ada Ester Henrietta Auerswald b: 7 Mar 1896 c: 5 Apr 1896 d: 16 Oct 1977 6 Norman DeDecker 6 Lloyd Francis DeDecker b: 17 May 1920 + Doris Evangeline Riehl b: 5 Aug 1922 6 David Kenneth (infant) DeDecker b: 17 Jun 1921 d: 27 Dec 1921 6 Ralph Edgar DeDecker b: 5 Jan 1925 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Priscilla Ann Hamer b: 7 Mar 1923 d: AFT. JUL 2001 6 Benjamin A. (Ben) DeDecker b: 3 Aug 1936 d: AFT. JUL 2006 + Clair Jill Albrecht b: 31 Mar 1937 d: 23 Oct 2002 4 Joseph (infant) Piette b: 16 Sep 1864 4 Antonette (Mary Twenet) Piette b: 13 Jul 1868 d: 14 Jul 1908 + Jules Piette b: Aug 1861 d: BEF Apr 1935 5 Fredrick Joseph (Fred) Piette b: 16 Nov 1889 d: 4 May 1952 + Hulda Gresenz b: 11 Jan 1891 d: 9 Sep 1954 6 Lester W. Piette b: 18 May 1910 d: 11 Jan 1999 + Adeline K. Becher b: 2 Apr 1914 d: 7 Mar 2000 6 Ruth Alma Piette b: 1 Dec 1911 d: 13 Apr 2003 + Clarence D. (CD) Zoelk b: 26 Aug 1910 d: 15 Apr 1988 6 Estelle E. Piette b: 9 Feb 1913 d: 4 Jul 2003 + Gordon Bergsbaken b: 14 Oct 1912 d: 7 Feb 1966 + John W. Martin b: 1919 6 Alice M. (twin) Piette b: 12 Feb 1915 d: 22 Apr 1996 + Loren Wheeler d: AFT. MAY 1952 6 Alfred Rudolph (twin) Piette b: 12 Feb 1915 d: 17 Apr 1999 + Victorine M. Koerner b: 8 Mar 1917 d: 6 Jul 2001 6 Roy (infant) Piette b: 9 Jul 1918 d: 11 Jun 1920 6 Jane Evelyn Piette b: 3 Apr 1923 d: 24 Sep 2001 + Kenneth Schmit 6 Stanley Irvin (Dan) Piette b: 2 Apr 1925 d: 3 Jan 1994 + Aurelia A. (Ory) Hill b: 1924 d: AFT Apr 2008 6 Living Piette + Norbert Rusch b: 4 Jun 1928 d: 22 Nov 1999 5 Edward Henry Piette b: 2 Dec 1891 + Elizabeth Boehme b: 1890 6 Rose Piette b: 15 Feb 1914 6 Edward Piette b: 7 Oct 1915 6 Dorothy Piette b: 27 Sep 1917 5 Anna Piette b: Nov 1893 d: AFT. AUG 1962 5 Harvey John Piette , Sr. b: 31 Aug 1896 d: 25 Apr 1967 + Elenore Thelen 6 Living Piette + Living Hessel 5 Walter Louis Piette b: 7 Jul 1900 d: 11 Aug 1962 + Alma Marie Rehfeldt b: 11 Oct 1902 d: 14 Apr 1984 6 Russell Loyal Piette b: 17 Feb 1923 d: 28 Jun 1976 6 Norbert LeRoy Piette b: 3 Jan 1925 d: AFT. FEB 2004 + Rose Marie Kading b: 1929 d: AFT. FEB 2004 6 Shirley Mae Piette b: 27 Sep 1927 d: AFT. APR 1984 + Ralph Krause d: AFT. APR 1984 6 Wayne Albert Piette b: 2 Sep 1931 d: AFT. APR 1984 + Virginia Piette?? d: AFT. APR 1984 6 Carl Robert Piette b: 7 Oct 1936 d: 16 Nov 2005 + Mary Alice Bugel d: AFT. NOV 2005 5 Agnes Piette b: 7 Sep 1903 d: AFT. AUG 1962 + Joseph Frisco 5 Blanche Piette b: ABT. 1907 d: AFT. AUG 1962 4 Mary Florence Piette b: 25 Oct 1870 4 Villerant Piette b: 1871 d: AFT. JUN 1889 4 Maximilien Piette b: 16 Nov 1874 d: 17 Jan 1952 + Anna Everts b: 26 Jul 1874 d: 24 Apr 1955 5 Mabel D. Piette b: Jan 1898 d: BET. NOV 1941 - APR 1955 + Lafayette Schmidt b: ABT 1898 d: AFT. 1930 6 Irving Schmidt b: ABT 1922 5 Marsalent H. Piette b: 9 Aug 1900 d: 28 Jan 1983 + Lucille A. (Tordor) (Gonder) Lamprey b: 7 Jan 1905 d: 5 Jan 1980 6 Male (Infant) Piette b: 30 May 1923 d: 30 May 1923 6 Bernard M. Piette , Sr. b: 24 Oct 1924 d: 8 Oct 1996 + Irene Radin b: 14 Mar 1926 d: Oct 1986 6 Ronald L. Piette b: ABT 1926 d: AFT. DEC 2003 + Elvina Piette?? d: AFT. DEC 2003 6 Bernice Theodora Piette b: 20 Jul 1926 d: 14 Dec 2003 + Kenneth Sawall d: AFT. JAN 1983 6 Roland Lafayette Piette b: 13 Oct 1928 d: AFT. APR 2003 + Alvina J. Hartzheim b: 16 Sep 1928 d: AFT. AUG 2006 5 Ervent J. Piette b: 9 Jun 1903 d: 25 Nov 1941 + Pauline Romenesko b: 26 Oct 1902 d: 20 Jul 1974 6 Harlan Michael Piette b: 20 Sep 1935 d: AFT. APR 2003 + Beverly Piette?? b: 1936 d: AFT. APR 2003 6 Patricia Marie Piette b: 5 Aug 1940 d: AFT. APR 2003 + Living Paltzer + Gilbert Fulcer , Jr b: 16 Jul 1940 d: 19 May 2001 5 Myrtle L. Piette b: 4 Dec 1907 d: 20 Apr 2003 + August Joseph Piette b: 18 Apr 1905 d: 20 Oct 1963 5 Pearl Elizabeth Piette b: 25 Mar 1910 d: 22 Aug 1993 + Max Koenigseder , Jr. b: 1910 d: 1980 4 Joseph Piette b: 1879 3 Jean Joseph #2 Piette b: 28 Jan 1831 d: 20 Feb 1831 3 Marie Therese Piette b: 29 Apr 1833 d: 11 Oct 1907 + Leonard LeCloux b: 15 Dec 1831 d: 18 Apr 1899 4 Maximilian LeCloux Sr. b: 10 Dec 1856 d: 23 Feb 1900 + Odile LeDocq b: 6 Dec 1861 d: 17 Mar 1936 5 Maximilian LeCloux Jr. b: 24 Jan 1885 d: 7 Apr 1957 + Mary Melchior b: 31 Mar 1883 d: 3 Mar 1932 6 Dorothy LeCloux b: 27 Sep 1914 d: 6 Dec 1996 + Alice Vania b: 18 Nov 1904 d: 25 Mar 1949 5 Louis Joseph LeCloux b: 9 Feb 1887 d: 19 Nov 1912 + Elizabeth (Lizzie) Zephirin b: 12 Apr 1890 d: 21 Sep 1956 6 Betty LeCloux + Robert Rohr 6 Gertrude LeCloux b: 1911 + Ben Vandertie 6 Esther LeCloux b: 12 Apr 1912 d: 21 Sep 1979 + Eugene (James) Euclide b: 10 Oct 1904 d: 8 Nov 1985 5 Jule LeCloux b: 22 Dec 1889 d: 6 Apr 1949 + Laura Gilson b: 23 Mar 1891 d: 12 Aug 1969 6 Blanche LeCloux b: 16 Jul 1911 d: 27 Jul 2004 + Malcolm Empey b: 29 Sep 1910 d: 4 Jan 1992 6 Wallace LeCloux b: 20 Jul 1913 d: 5 Jun 1917 6 Lawrence LeCloux b: 17 Jul 1915 d: 7 Dec 1954 + Myrtle Krause b: 11 May 1916 d: 11 Nov 1998 6 Roland LeCloux b: 6 Jun 1919 d: 2 Jan 1996 + Millicent Maedke b: 8 Jan 1920 d: AFT. JUL 2004 6 James Sr. LeCloux b: 10 Jun 1922 d: 26 Jun 1997 + Ann J. Fox b: 19 Nov 1922 d: 11 Apr 2008 5 John Baptiste LeCloux b: 18 Aug 1891 d: Apr 1968 + Lucy LeCloux?? b: 1893 d: 1964 5 Michael LeCloux b: 21 Oct 1892 d: 24 Apr 1968 + Laura DeVillers b: 12 Aug 1897 d: 9 May 1977 6 Aloysius Justin LeCloux b: 25 Jun 1916 d: 13 Jul 1995 + Esther Mary Vlies b: 4 Jun 1919 d: 28 Jan 2009 5 Charles Joseph LeCloux b: 1 Sep 1895 d: 20 Nov 1961 + Carrie Chaudoir b: 10 Aug 1899 d: 2 Dec 1980 6 Roy LeCloux b: 1918 6 Ruth M. LeCloux b: 22 Feb 1920 d: 18 Oct 1976 + Jacob Kozak 6 Lindy J. LeCloux b: 14 May 1928 d: 10 Jan 1994 + Hilaria C. Linzmeyer b: 21 Mar 1926 d: AFT. JUN 2001 5 Nora Veronica (twin) LeCloux b: 12 Sep 1900 d: 1983 (1977?) + Hubert Koch + Austin (Gus) Gilson b: 16 Mar 1903 d: 22 Dec 1930 6 Laurabell B. Gilson b: 8 May 1925 d | Piette, Charles Joseph (I157940)
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| 24465 | Charles Joyce Dies at Residence here.Charles A. Joyce, 66, 150 N. Ashland Ave. died Monday afternoon at his ho me after a long illness. He was born in the town of Wrightstown on Mar ch 6, 1886. In 1914 he married Winnifred Campbell of the town of Hollan d. The couple farmed in Wrightstown and moved to Green Bay 18 years ago. P rior to his illness, Mr. Joyce was employed by the Northwest Engineering C o. He was formerly a member of the Annunciation Holy Name Society. Survivi ng are his wife, two sons, Al, LaCrosse and Leo, Green Bay, one daughte r, Mary Ann, at home; four grandchildren; one brother, William, Wrightstow n; and one sister, Mrs. Mame Savageau, DePere. The body is at Ryan Funer al Home, DePere, where the rosary will be recited at 7:30 this eveni ng by Msgr. Henry Head. The requim mass will be offered at 10 am WEdnesd ay in St. Patrick's church and burial will be in Wrightstown cemetery. sent by Katie Harrison Monfi ls in March 2002; | Joyce, Charles Ambrose (I16285)
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| 24466 | Charles Joyce Marcella Joyce Kathleen Joyce | Joyce, Charles (I60137)
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| 24467 | CHARLES JULIUS, a prosperous farmer of Greenville township, Outagamie county, where he is well known and highly respected as an honest, upright citizen, is a member of one of the early pioneer families of this section, his parents, Fred and Louisa (Dahoe) Julius, natives of Germany, having come to Greenville township in 1854 and purchased a farm of eighty acres, for which they paid $200. About twenty years later, Fred Julius sold this property, buying a tract of 120 acres in the southern part of the township, where his death occurred about 1890 or 1891, his widow following him to the grave several years later. They had three children: Fred, retired, living in Oshkosh; John and Christ, Greenville township farmers; Charles; Louisa, who married John Staudt of Neenah; William, who died in Vancouver, and Henry, a factory employe of Neenah. Charles Julius was born in Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany, February 6, 1853, and his education was secured in the district schools of Greenville township, which he attended when he could spare time from his duties on the home farm. He was married November 10, 1879, to Miss Caroline Westphal, who was born in Clayton township, Outagamie county, January 12, 1859, daughter of August and Mary (Schultz) Julius, the former born in Kreisen, Germany, November 7, 1826, and the latter in Mecklenburg, March 30, 1835. They came to the United States about 1850, and Mr. Westphal worked for about seven years in New York before coming to Clayton township, and from that time until his retirement in 1893, he was engaged in farming. His wife died in 1909, and he now lives in Appleton. After his marriage, Mr. Julius bought forty acres of land in Greenville township, to which he has added from time to time, and he now has 100 acres, all in a state of cultivation. Mr. Julius has been a lifelong resident of his section of the county and has always done everything in his power to encourage and promote the advancement and improvement of its interests. He is a democrat in politics, but has not found time to engage actively in public matters; his religious belief is that of the Lutheran church. To Mr. and Mrs. Julius there have been born three children: Helena, born May 14, 1880, married Wallace Haas and died six months after marriage; Celia, born July 26, 1881, married John Heinel, a butcher of Greenville township, and Ervin, born June 27, 1892, residing at home with his parents. | Julius, Charles (I154420)
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| 24468 | Charles Jumps 59 Elizabeth Jumps 58 Mabel Jumps 17 | Jumps, Charles F. (I205426)
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| 24469 | Charles Jumps 69 Elizabeth Jumps 68 | Jumps, Charles F. (I205426)
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| 24470 | Charles Just Ida Just Alvina Just Rosa Just Fred Just | Just, Charles (I160813)
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| 24471 | Charles Kabat Justana Kabat Kate Kabat Joseph Kabat Bernard Kabat William Kabat Charles Kabat Anna Kabat John Kabat Victor Kabat Agnes Kabat Leonard Kabat | Kabat, Joseph (I87000)
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| 24472 | Charles Kahler Sr. Matilda Kahler Arnold Kahler Charles Kahler Jr. Ernest Kahler Alvin Kahler Elmer Kahler [1 11/12] | Kahler, Charles (I121605)
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| 24473 | Charles Kalista Mary Kalista Caroline Kalista | Kalista, Charles J. (I161497)
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| 24474 | Charles Keefe was the first birth of a white child in the Poygan area. | Keefe, Charles Bateman (I144036)
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| 24475 | Charles Keller Batti Keller August Keller John Keller Charles Keller William Keller | Keller, Carl (I122494)
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| 24476 | Charles Kelsey Beam was born in McHenry Co., Ill. in 1848. He was the son of Aurelia (Crofoot) & David Beam. Shortly after his birth, Charles's family moved to Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisc. By the mid 1860's Charles was residing in Mishawaka, St. Joseph Co., Ind. On 19 Dec. 1869 Charles married Flora Angeline Crouch in St. Joseph Co. they were married by Rev. A. M. Worden. After their marriage Charles & Flora resided in Mishawaka for 9 years. Then, in 1878 they moved to Seward, Nebraska, however, they returned to Mishawaka after only 3 years. Charles & Flora had 4 children; Horace, Maude Leonora, Mary E. "Mamie" & Bert E. Beam. Horace died at 10 months old. Charles profession was that of butcher. Before they moved to Nebraska, Charlie worked at Burt's Meat Market, but after their return he ran his own business, called Beam's Market. He was in the meat business for almost 50 years before he retired. Charles Beam died in Feb. of 1930 in St. Joseph Co., Indiana, he was 82 years old | Beam, Charles (I333550)
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| 24477 | Charles Kessler Alice M Kessler Janice M Kessler Richard Kessler Phyllis Kessler | Kessler, Charles (I110064)
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| 24478 | Charles Kessler Salamnion Kessler Charles Kessler Mary Kessler Phillip Kessler Christina Kessler | Kessler, Charles (I190000)
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| 24479 | Charles Kessler Salamnion Kessler Charles Kessler Mary Kessler Phillip Kessler Christina Kessler | Kessler, Charles G. (I191869)
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| 24480 | Charles Kesting 28 Ida Kesting 48 Adella Kesting 24 Fredrick Kesting 21 Leo Kesting 14 Lilly Kesting 8 | Kesting, Charles H. (I154338)
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| 24481 | Charles Kesting 45 Ida Kesting 37 Adella Kesting 13 Fred Kesting 11 Herman Kesting 7 Leo Kesting 4 Katie Kesting 72 | Kesting, Charles H. (I154338)
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| 24482 | Charles Kesting 65 Fred Kesting 30 Herman Kesting 28 Leo Kesting 24 Lily Kesting 17 | Kesting, Charles H. (I154338)
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| 24483 | Charles Kesting 76 Lillian Kesting 27 Fred Kesting 41 George Kesting 36 | Kesting, Charles H. (I154338)
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| 24484 | Charles Kestings 56 Cathrine Kestings 52 Charles Kestings 26 Rosa Kestings 20 Mary Kestings 16 Lotte Kestings 13 Clara Kestings 10 | Kesting, Charles (I157728)
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| 24485 | Charles Keune 44 Carolina Keune 36 Emma Keune 14 Karl Keune 12 Ida Keune 11 Alfred Keune 9 Gustav Keune 7 Alwina Keune 3 | Kuene, Charles (I308435)
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| 24486 | Charles Kewhl Lena Kewhl Fred Kewhl Lula Kewhl Mertle Kewhl Keneth Kewhl Clarance Kewhl Elnor Kewhl Mildred Kewhl Marion Kewhl [2 1/12] | Kuehl, Charles (I69905)
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| 24487 | Charles Kieferle Earl Keelan Ann Keelan Rose Keelan Doris Keelan Daniel Keelan Robert Keelan | Keelan, Earl (I22182)
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| 24488 | Charles Kieferle Earl Keelan Ann Keelan Rose Keelan Doris Keelan Daniel Keelan Robert Keelan | Kieferle, Anna (I154573)
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| 24489 | Charles Kilawee and Theresa Dietzen were married at Holy Angeles on 6/12/1906. His parents were listed as John Kilawee and Bridget Finagan. Her parents were listed as John Dietzen and Maria Hanf. | Family: Kilawee, Charles Joseph / Dietzen, Theresa (F52034)
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| 24490 | Charles Kirk 37 Ida Kirk 30 Earl Kirk 7 Norman Kirk 5 Edna Kirk 4 1/12 Irving Kirk 3 Otto Kirk 1 7/12 | Kirk, Charles (I114366)
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| 24491 | Charles Klasen 10/13/1914 1/12/2001 Post Crescent 1/14/2001 C 4 | Klasen, Charles (I315886)
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| 24492 | Charles Klein Alida Klein Gerald Klein Norbert Klein Jermaine Klein Lewis Klein Richard Klein Mary Klein Joseph Klein Barbara Klein | Klein, Charles (I136522)
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| 24493 | Charles Knack Frank Sommers Flora Sommers Franklin J Sommers Gladys E Sommers | Knaack, Charles (I86983)
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| 24494 | Charles Kneip Irvin Kneip Max Kneip Norman Kneip | Kneip, Norman L. (I56389)
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| 24495 | Charles Kneip Max Kneip Norman Kneip | Kneip, Norman L. (I56389)
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| 24496 | Charles Kobs Adeline Kobs Elsie Kobs John Kobs | Kobs, Charles (I195345)
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| 24497 | CHARLES KOHL. Mr. Kohl was married to Miss Clara Sturm, who was born in 1890, in Grand Chute township, Outagamie county, Wisconsin, daughter of Joseph and Anna (Bride) Sturm. Joseph Sturm was born in Ricetown, Brown county, Wisconsin, February 17, 1862, a son of John and Frances (Pepper) Sturm, natives of Bavaria, where John Sturm was born in 1825 and his wife in 1827, and who were married in Washington county, Wisconsin, near Milwaukee. John Sturm came to America when sixteen years of age with his parents and settled in Washington county. He was reared to the life of an agriculturist and became a landowner in Washington county, but later moved to Brown county, purchasing a farm near Greenleaf. Subsequently he moved to Winnebago county and bought another farm, on which he resided until 1905, and in that year moved to Menasha and later to Appleton, where he died in 1909, his wife having died several years previous to that time. John Sturm was a soldier during the Civil War, serving as a member of Company G., in a regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, for two years, and during his service was confined to the hospital for some time. He and his wife had a family of ten children, as follows: Mary, who married Paul Moshier, a farmer near Brillion, Calumet county; John, a farmer of Winnebago county; George, who is deceased; Joseph; Frances, who is deceased; Elizabeth, the wife of John Foster, a carpenter of Appleton; Tressie, who married a butcher of Milwaukee; Gertrude, who married a Milwaukee contractor; and Jacob, a farmer of Winnebago county. | Kohl, Charles (I144933)
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| 24498 | Charles Kollath 33 Rekie Kollath 30 Frank Kollath 5 Annie Kollath 3 (wrong - this is a male) (Emil) Annie Kollath 1 | Kollath, Charles "Carl" (I152612)
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| 24499 | Charles Kolwitz 60 Ricke Kolwitz 55 William Kolwitz 21 Ricke Kolwitz 19 Christian Kolwitz 16 | Colwitz, Charles (I154328)
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| 24500 | Charles Kolwitz Ricke Kolwitz William Kolwitz Ricke Kolwitz Christian Kolwitz | Colwitz, Christian (I30065)
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| 24501 | Charles Kolwitz Ricke Kolwitz William Kolwitz Ricke Kolwitz Christian Kolwitz | Colwitz, Frederica (I145601)
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| 24502 | Charles Korth Augusta Korth Otto Korth | Korth, Charles Or Karl (I173525)
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| 24503 | Charles Korth Caroline Korth Alice A Korth Esther Korth Alfred Korth Clarence Korth Herbert Korth [4 3/12] Anita Korth [1/12] | Korth, Alice (I323068)
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| 24504 | Charles Kotz 58 Augusta H Kotz 53 Bertha A Kotz 21 Laura L Kotz 16 Minnie E Kotz 13 Harry C Kotz 11 | Kotz, Bertha (I199913)
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| 24505 | Charles Krabbe. 71, died at 12:30 Monday morning after a short illness it the home of his daughter, Mrs. Walter Krueger, 218 W. Winnebago st. He was born in Waukesha and lived on farms in Freedom until about nine years ago when he moved to Appleton. His'wife preceded him in death five years ago. He is survived by two'1 ' sons, Reinhold, Appleton: Arthur. Osborn: two daughters, Mrs. Albert Ihde. Freedom: Mrs. Walter Krueger. Appleton: 19 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren: three sisters. Mrs. Henry Wiese and Mrs. Elizza Kolb. Appleton: Mrs. Tena Wells, Missoula. Mont. The funeral arrangements will be announced later. Monday Evening, July 27,1925 APPLETON POST-CRESCENT . PAGE NINE | Krabbe, Charles (I165547)
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| 24506 | Charles Krahn 30 Meta Krahn 20 Halen Krahn 5/12 Herbert Krahn 20 | Krahn, Charles (I179256)
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| 24507 | CHARLES KRAHN, who during the past ten years has developed an exceptionally well cultivated property in Seymour township from what was once wild brush land, is now engaged in extensive farming and stock raising operations on section 14. Mr. Krahn was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, September 22, 1877, and is a son of August and Lena Krahn, residents of Osborn township, Outagamie county. Mr. Krahn has one sister, Clara. Charles Krahn was educated in the district schools and remained at home on the family farm in Osborn township until coming to his present property in 1901. He took up eighty acres of wild land and went to live in the little log house which, with the exception of the ramshackle barn, was the only building that graced the desolate stretch of apparently worthless property, which Mr. Krahn had purchased two years prior to moving upon it. He at once started to cultivate the land and in a short time was able to plant a crop, and since that time the advance in improvements on the place has been rapid. He has built a building 40x70 feet, with basement under all, in which he keeps blooded stock, and his land has proved to be very productive under proper treatment. In 1901, Mr. Krahn was united in marriage with Amelia Martin, daughter of William Martin of Seymour township, and they have had five children: Herbert, Lena, Elmer, Dora, and Laura, the last two being twins. | Krahn, Charles (I200711)
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| 24508 | Charles Krahn Born: September 21, 1876 Died: July 14, 1957 Place of Birth: Milwaukee, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: July 15, 1957 Section: Page: 28 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Lutheran Location: Seymour, WI | Krahn, Charles (I200711)
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| 24509 | Charles Kranse Lena Krause Ida Krause Carl Krause Viola Krause Leona Krause Raymond Krause James Mulhavey Milo Schman | Krause, Charles (I154170)
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| 24510 | Charles Krause Lena Krause Emma Krause Emil Krause | Schaumberg, Helena (I153516)
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| 24511 | Charles Krause Lena Krause Emma Krause Emil Krause | Krause, Charles (I154170)
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| 24512 | Charles Krause Lena Krause Emma Krause Emil Krause | Krause, Emil (I163831)
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| 24513 | Charles Krause Lena Krause Emma Krause Emil Krause | Krause, Emma (I163832)
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| 24514 | Charles Kreuger Rosella Kreuger Duwain Kreuger | Krueger, Charles (I157341)
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| 24515 | Charles Kroll Agnes Kroll Charles Kroll Joesphine Kroll Lena Kroll Sophia Kroll John Kroll Joseph Kroll Anton Kroll Francis Kroll Vornie Kroll | Kroll, Josephine (I67759)
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| 24516 | Charles Kroll Agnes Kroll Charles Kroll Joesphine Kroll Lena Kroll Sophia Kroll John Kroll Joseph Kroll Anton Kroll Francis Kroll Vornie Kroll | Kroll, Sophie (I138250)
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| 24517 | Charles Kroll Agnes Kroll Charles Kroll Joesphine Kroll Lena Kroll Sophia Kroll John Kroll Joseph Kroll Anton Kroll Francis Kroll Vornie Kroll | Kroll, Lena (I141455)
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| 24518 | Charles Kroll Agnes Kroll Charles Kroll Joesphine Kroll Lena Kroll Sophia Kroll John Kroll Joseph Kroll Anton Kroll Francis Kroll Vornie Kroll | Kroll, Charles (I157189)
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| 24519 | Charles Kropidlowski Martha Kropidlowski Esther Kropidlowski Theresa Kropidlowski Chester Kropidlowski Rita Kropidlowski | Kropidlowski, Charles (I169640)
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| 24520 | Charles Krouse Emma Krouse Harold Krouse Viola Krouse Elmer Krouse | Kraus, Elmer A. (I142975)
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| 24521 | Charles Kruckeberg Ella Kruckeberg Raymond Kruckeberg Carl Kruckeberg Robert Kruckeberg Mildred Kruckeberg Gordon Kruckeberg Margerite Kruckeberg | Kruckeberg, Carl (I153302)
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| 24522 | Charles Kruckeberg Ella Kruckeberg Raymond Kruckeberg Carl Kruckeberg Robert Kruckeberg Mildred Kruckeberg Gordon Kruckeberg Margerite Kruckeberg | Kruckeberg, Charles (I163075)
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| 24523 | Charles Kruckenberg Ella Kruckenberg Raymond Kruckenberg Carl Kruckenberg Robert Kruckenberg Mildred Kruckenberg Gorden Kruckenberg Margarite Kruckenberg Donald Kruckenberg | Kruckeberg, Carl (I153302)
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| 24524 | Charles Kruckenberg Ella Kruckenberg Raymond Kruckenberg Carl Kruckenberg Robert Kruckenberg Mildred Kruckenberg Gorden Kruckenberg Margarite Kruckenberg Donald Kruckenberg | Kruckeberg, Charles (I163075)
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| 24525 | Charles Krueger 28 Selma Krueger 28 Gordon Krueger 4 Dorothy Krueger 2 | Krueger, Charles (I84285)
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| 24526 | Charles Krueger - 62 Amelia Krueger - 62 Albert Krueger - 24 George Krueger - 20 John Krueger - 33 Walter Krueger - 6 John Krueger - 4 | Krueger, Charles (I152641)
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| 24527 | Charles Krueger 28 Selma Krueger 28 Gordon Krueger 4 Dorothy Krueger 2 | Thiel, Selma (I132692)
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| 24528 | Charles Krueger 45 Mary Krueger 40 Julius Hahn 69 Erma Schoeder 14 | Krueger, Charles "Carl" (I140605)
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| 24529 | Charles Krueger 45 Mary Krueger 40 Julius Hahn 69 Erma Schoeder 14 | Krueger, Erma (I153025)
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| 24530 | Charles Krueger 45 Mary Krueger 40 Julius Hahn 69 Erma Schoeder 14 | Hahn, Julius (I161378)
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| 24531 | Charles Krueger Amelia Krueger Henry Krueger | Krueger, Charles (I152641)
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| 24532 | Charles Krueger Ella Krueger | Krueger, Charles Frank (I152647)
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| 24533 | Charles Krueger Stella Krueger Gustave Krueger Herbert C Krueger Ruth Hamilton William Hamilton | Hamilton, William (I178936)
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| 24534 | Charles Krueger Stella Krueger Gustave Krueger Herbert C Krueger Ruth Hamilton William Hamilton | Krueger, Herbert (I194682)
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| 24535 | Charles Krueger Stella Krueger Gustave Krueger Herbert C Krueger Ruth Hamilton William Hamilton | Krueger, Gustave (I194683)
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| 24536 | Charles Krueger Stella Krueger Gustave Krueger Herbert C Krueger Ruth Hamilton William Hamilton | Hamilton, Ruth (I194688)
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| 24537 | Charles Krueger Stella Krueger Gustave Krueger Herbert C Krueger Ruth Hamilton William Hamilton | Krueger, Charles (I194684)
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| 24538 | Charles Krull Hattie Krull | Krull, Charles (I74538)
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| 24539 | Charles Krull Hattie Krull | Afsmann, Hedwig (Hattie) (I322402)
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| 24540 | Charles Kruse Elizabeth Kruse Henry Kruse George Kruse Martha Kruse Mable Kruse | Kruse, Charles (I344080)
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| 24541 | Charles Kruse Souisa Kruse Henry Kruse | Kruse, Charles (I344080)
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| 24542 | Charles Kuder Pauline Kuder Charles F Kuder Chester F Kuder Oneita Kuder Lottie C Kuder | Kuder, Charles or Carl (I309961)
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| 24543 | Charles Kuder Pauline Kuder Charles F Kuder Chester F Kuder Oneita Kuder Lottie C Kuder | Hutter, Pauline (I309962)
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| 24544 | Charles Kuder Pauline Kuder Charles F Kuder Chester F Kuder Oneita Kuder Lottie C Kuder | Kuder, Charlotte "Lottie" (I336360)
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| 24545 | Charles Kuehl Dies at Neenah Neenah - Charles Kuehl, 67, died Friday evening at his home, 432 Elm Street. He was born in Germany and came to Wisconsin as a young man. He lived on farms in the town of Clayton and came to Neenah 40 years ago. Mr. Kuehl was a veteran employee of the Menasha Woodenware corporation. His wife died two years ago. Survivors are three sons, Fred and Kenneth Kuehl, Neenah; and Clarence Kuehl, Whitefish Bay, Wis.; and five daughters, Lula, Myrtle, Eleanor, Mildred and Harriet, all of Neenah. He is also survived by three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Pelton funeral home. Rev. E.C. Kollath will officiate. Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery | Kuehl, Charles (I69905)
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| 24546 | Charles Kuehl Lena Kuehl Fred Kuehl Lulu Kuehl Myrtle Kuehl Kenneth Kuehl Clarence Kuehl | Kuehl, Charles (I69905)
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| 24547 | Charles Kuehl Lena Kuehl Lula Kuehl Myrtle Kuehl Elenor Kuehl Mildred Kuehl Marion Kuehl | Kuehl, Charles (I69905)
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| 24548 | Charles Kuhl Lena Kuhl Fred Kuhl Lulu Kuhl | Kuehl, Charles (I69905)
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| 24549 | CHARLES KUHN. The farming element is very strong in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, for this is essentially an agricultural locality, both soil and climate making it a good place for general farming. Charles Kuhn, the owner of forty acres of good property, is one of the well-known farmers of Grand Chute township. He was born in Washington county, Wisconsin, September 14, 1862, a son of Andrew and Minnie (Loum) Kuhn, natives of Germany, where the father was born in 1821 and the mother in 1824. Andrew Kuhn came to the United States in 1841, and for some time worked in New York City at his trade of tailor, then removing to Washington county, where he followed the same trade for a short time. Going to Ozaukee county, he purchased a farm there, but eventually came to Outagamie county and purchased a property in Center township, which he conducted until his retirement, when he located in Appleton. He served three years during the Civil War as a member of the Thirty-fifth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and his death occured in the Soldiers' Home at Milwaukee, in 1902, his wife having passed away in 1899. Charles Kuhn was his parents' only child, and he secured his education in the schools of Center township, remaining on the home farm until his marriage, when he started working at the carpenter trade. After following this for a time in Appleton, he joined the City Fire Department, of which he was a member for fifteen years, and at the end of this time bought the farm on which he now resides, a forty-acre tract on which he carries on general farming. He is a member of St John's Lutheran Church, and in politics is independent. On September 25, 1883, Mr. Kuhn was married (first) to Miss Anna Schumaker, born in Germany, May 1, 1863, daughter of John and Louise (Schroder) Schumaker, natives of Germany, and later residents of Appleton. Mrs. Kuhn died in April, 1901, having been the mother of eight children, as follows: Minnie, born April 5, 1885, the wife of Frank Faville, of Milwaukee; Ferdinand William, born February 18, 1887; Rosie, born March 12, 1889; Pauline, born May 20, 1891; Elmer, born March 16, 1895; Ella, born April 28, 1897, who died April 11, 1911; Lizzie, born April 11, 1899; and Emil, who died in infancy. On December 4, 1901, Mr. Kuhn was married (second) to Mollie Brucks, who was born in Prussia, September 17, 1883, daughter of William and Augusta (Zeymer) Brucks, who came to this country about 1871 and settled in Center township, where they resided for many years and then moved to the village of Black Creek. After a short residence there, they moved to a small farm in Black Creek township, where Mrs. Brucks died, and Mr. Brucks then went to Cicero with his daughter, and there he followed his trade of blacksmith up to the time of his death. | Kuhn, Charles (I311027)
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| 24550 | Charles Kuhn Mary Kuhn Carl F W Kuhn Arno Kuhn Larrion Kuhn William Kuhn Henry Kuhn | Kuhn, Charles (I52167)
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| 24551 | Charles Kunze Adeline Kunze Lydia Kunze Edwin Kunze Bertha Kunze | Kunze, Karl or Charles (I152284)
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| 24552 | Charles Kunze Adeline Kunze Lydia Kunze Edwin Kunze Bertha Kunze | Kunze, Lydia (I181201)
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| 24553 | Charles Kussow Paulina Kussow Alfred Kussow Florence Kussow Vernon Kussow | Kussow, Herman William (I336517)
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| 24554 | Charles Kussow Paulina Kussow Alfred Kussow Florence Kussow Vernon Kussow | Erdmann, Pauline (I336518)
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| 24555 | Charles Kussow Paulina Kussow Alfred Kussow Florence Kussow Vernon Kussow | Kussow, Alfred (I336519)
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| 24556 | Charles L Abraham Ella H Abraham Floyde H Abraham Gilbert Abraham | Abraham, Carl "Charles" (I171552)
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| 24557 | Charles L Abraham Ella H Abraham Floyde H Abraham Gilbert Abraham | Sachs, Ella (I171556)
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| 24558 | Charles L Abraham Ella H Abraham Floyde H Abraham Gilbert Abraham | Abraham, Gilbert (I171561)
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| 24559 | Charles L Carter 38 Hazel A Carter 14 Jane C Carter 76 William E Mckee 41 | Carter, Charles (I152246)
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| 24560 | Charles L Clark Verna I Clark Donald W Clark Vernon E Clark | Clark, Charles Louis (I307988)
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| 24561 | Charles L Clark Verna P Clark Stella B Pardee | Clark, Charles Louis (I307988)
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| 24562 | Charles L Davis 51 Ellen C Davis 43 Jane E Davis 21 John E Davis 17 Charles F Davis 11 | Davis, Charles L. (I173483)
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| 24563 | Charles L Durkee Mary Durkee Herbert C Durkee Thelma L Durkee George A Lee Dora Lee | Lee, Mary A. (I323516)
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| 24564 | Charles L Durkee Mary Durkee Herbert C Durkee Thelma L Durkee George A Lee Dora Lee | Durkee, Thelma (I323518)
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| 24565 | Charles L Durkee Mary Durkee Herbert C Durkee Thelma L Durkee George A Lee Dora Lee | Lee, Dora E. (I322595)
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| 24566 | Charles L Durkee Mary Durkee Herbert C Durkee Thelma L Durkee George A Lee Dora Lee | Lee, George (I329091)
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| 24567 | Charles L Durkee Mary Durkee Herbert Durkee Thelma Durkee Claud Durkee Dora Lee | Lee, Dora E. (I322595)
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| 24568 | Charles L Durkee Mary Durkee Herbert Durkee Thelma Durkee Claud Durkee Dora Lee | Lee, Mary A. (I323516)
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| 24569 | Charles L Durken Mary A Durken Dora E Lee | Lee, Mary A. (I323516)
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| 24570 | Charles L Durken Mary A Durken Dora E Lee | Lee, Dora E. (I322595)
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| 24571 | Charles L Egan Rose E Egan John B Egan Raymond W Egan Inez E Egan George W Egan | Egan, Inez (I13875)
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| 24572 | Charles L Egan Rose E Egan John B Egan Raymond W Egan Inez E Egan George W Egan | Egan, George (I35594)
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| 24573 | Charles L Hecht Amelia F Hecht Frieda E Hecht Fritz O Hecht Paul R Hecht Ella L Hecht William W Hecht | Hecht, Otto (I99238)
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| 24574 | Charles L Hecht Amelia F Hecht Frieda E Hecht Fritz O Hecht Paul R Hecht Ella L Hecht William W Hecht | Hecht, Gertrude (I157620)
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| 24575 | Charles L Hecht Amelia F Hecht Frieda E Hecht Fritz O Hecht Paul R Hecht Ella L Hecht William W Hecht | Martin, Amelia Fredericka (I157623)
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| 24576 | Charles L Hecht Amelia F Hecht Frieda E Hecht Fritz O Hecht Paul R Hecht Ella L Hecht William W Hecht | Hecht, Charles (I161686)
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| 24577 | Charles L Jacobson 48 Hattie Jacobson 47 Martha E Jacobson 24 Sophia M Jacobson 22 Joseph M Jacobson 20 Annie M Jacobson 17 Gust A Jacobson 16 Helen C Jacobson 14 Carl R Jacobson 11 John W Jacobson 9 Albert W Jacobson 9 Olive E Jacobson 5 Alexander H Jacobson 1 | Jacobson, Alex (I165593)
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| 24578 | Charles L Jacobson Hattie Jacobson Martha E Jacobson Sophia M Jacobson Joseph M Jacobson Annie M Jacobson Gust A Jacobson Helen C Jacobson Carl R Jacobson John W Jacobson Albert W Jacobson Olive E Jacobson Alexander H Jacobson | Jacobson, Charles J. L. (I165591)
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| 24579 | Charles L Just Ida A Just Fred E Just Ether I Just Edward T Becker | Just, Charles (I160813)
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| 24580 | Charles L Marston Grace Marston Joseph H Marston Lydia A Krieser | Marston, Charles Leland (I146563)
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| 24581 | Charles L Putney Ellen Putney Luna M Putney Truman E Putney Edith Putney Katteryn F Putney Hellen L Enos | Enos, Lorraine (I322809)
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| 24582 | Charles L Van Remortel Rosie Van Remortel Peter J Van Remortel Myrtle R Van Remortel Francis F Van Remortel Sylvester J Van Remortel Norbert J Van Remortel Cecelia H Van Remortel Raphael P Van Remortel [4 5/12] Anthony F Van Remortel [1 6/12] Dorothy S Van Remortel [2/12] | VanRemortel, Charles (I112484)
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| 24583 | Charles L Van Remortel Rosie Van Remortel Peter J Van Remortel Myrtle R Van Remortel Francis F Van Remortel Sylvester J Van Remortel Norbert J Van Remortel Cecelia H Van Remortel Raphael P Van Remortel [4 5/12] Anthony F Van Remortel [1 6/12] Dorothy S Van Remortel [2/12] | VanderLinden, Rose (I143465)
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| 24584 | Charles L. Mueller Born: August 21, 1874 Died: June 12, 1943 Place of Birth: Winchester, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 14, 1943 Section: 1 Page: 7 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. John Evangelical and Reformed Church Location: Cicero, WI | Mueller, Charles L. (I162184)
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| 24585 | Charles L. Verhagen, 59 of Appleton, passed away at his home on August 18, 2011. Charles was born on September 16, 1951 to the late Averd R. Verhagen and Gladys C. Wilson. He was a truck driver for 40 years, loved fishing and was a member of the rock band "Public Review". He is survived by his children, Jason and Amy Verhagen, grandchild, Holly, brother Joe (Chris) Verhagen, sister Deb Plamann and many nieces and nephews. Charles is preceded in death by his parents, and sister, Ethel Wittman. Services for Charles will be held on Monday, August 22, at Highland Memorial Park, 3131 N. Richmond St, Appleton with visitation at 1:00 PM until time of service at 2:00PM. Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara will officiate. Burial will be at HMP. The family wishes to express a special thank you to the staff at Cherry Meadows Hospice and special cousin Marvin Wyangaard for all their love and care. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton (920) 733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 20, 2011 | Verhagen, Charles "Chuck" (I48166)
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| 24586 | Charles Lafavre John B Lafavre Albertine Lafavre John B Lafavre Mary Lafavre Francis Lafavre | Lefebvre, John B. (I193626)
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| 24587 | Charles Lamcke 43 Ricke Lamcke 27 Clara Lamcke 9 Jana Lamcke 5 Lillie Lamcke 4 Mildred Lamcke 5/12 Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1809; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0085; FHL microfilm: 1241809 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120634_00687?pid=73898469&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DEFq37%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1900usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dlillian%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dlempke%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy%3D1894%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D1%26msbpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msbpn%3D52%26msbpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msbpn_x%3D1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D1%26h%3D73898469%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EFq37&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Buman, Fredericka (I200765)
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| 24588 | Charles Lamcke 43 Ricke Lamcke 27 Clara Lamcke 9 Jana Lamcke 5 Lillie Lamcke 4 Mildred Lamcke 5/12 Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1809; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0085; FHL microfilm: 1241809 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120634_00687?pid=73898469&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DEFq37%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1900usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dlillian%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dlempke%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy%3D1894%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D1%26msbpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msbpn%3D52%26msbpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msbpn_x%3D1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D1%26h%3D73898469%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EFq37&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Lempke, Charles H. J. "Carl" (I200766)
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| 24589 | Charles Lamcke 43 Ricke Lamcke 27 Clara Lamcke 9 Jana Lamcke 5 Lillie Lamcke 4 Mildred Lamcke 5/12 Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1809; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0085; FHL microfilm: 1241809 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120634_00687?pid=73898469&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DEFq37%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1900usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dlillian%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dlempke%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy%3D1894%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D1%26msbpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msbpn%3D52%26msbpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msbpn_x%3D1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D1%26h%3D73898469%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EFq37&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Lempke, Clara (I200775)
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| 24590 | Charles Lamcke 43 Ricke Lamcke 27 Clara Lamcke 9 Jana Lamcke 5 Lillie Lamcke 4 Mildred Lamcke 5/12 Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1809; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0085; FHL microfilm: 1241809 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120634_00687?pid=73898469&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DEFq37%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1900usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dlillian%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dlempke%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy%3D1894%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D1%26msbpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msbpn%3D52%26msbpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msbpn_x%3D1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D1%26h%3D73898469%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EFq37&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Lempke, Lillian (I337828)
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| 24591 | Charles Lamere Della Lamere | LaMere, Charles (I197676)
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| 24592 | Charles Lamere Della Lamere Julia Kapell | Bennett, Julia (I190936)
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| 24593 | Charles Lamure Facine Lamure Celia Lamure Louisa Lamure Matilda Lamure John Lamure | LaMure, Charles (I101246)
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| 24594 | Charles Lamure Facine Lamure Celia Lamure Louisa Lamure Matilda Lamure John Lamure | LaMure, Celia (I118253)
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| 24595 | Charles Langman Mary Langman Donald Langman Doris Langman Margaret Langman | Langman, Charles (I38453)
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| 24596 | Charles Langman Mary Langman Donald Langman Doris Langman Margaret Langman | Langman, Doris (I181565)
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| 24597 | Charles Lareau - 52 Myrtle E Lareau - 24 Raymond C Lareau - 22 | LaReau, Raymond C. (I174598)
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| 24598 | Charles Lauser Charles T Lauser Edward Lauser Aplona Lauser | Laures, Charles (I174629)
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| 24599 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Learmann, Gertrude (I205582)
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| 24600 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Learmann, Elmer (I205584)
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| 24601 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Learmann, Hildegard (I205585)
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| 24602 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Learmann, Ardina (I205586)
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| 24603 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Learmann, Leonhard (I205587)
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| 24604 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Pasch, Maria (I205592)
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| 24605 | Charles Learman 47 Mary Learman 47 Robert Learman 14 Reinhold Learman 13 Richard Learman 11 Myrtle Learman 12 Leonard Learman 9 Adaline Learman 7 Hildagard Learman 4 Elmer Learman 2 Evaline Learman 1 4/12 [1] Gertrude Learman 8/12 [0] | Learmann, Charles (I205593)
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| 24606 | Charles Learmann 56 Marie L Learmann 46 Myrtle E Learmann 22 Richard W Learmann 20 Leonard A Learmann 18 Adeline E Learmann 17 Hildagard E Learmann 14 Elmer A Learmann 12 Evelyn A Learmann 11 Gertrude E Learmann 10 Arnold C Learmann 8 Carl V Learmann 7 | Learmann, Charles (I205593)
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| 24607 | Charles Learmann 56 Maria L Learmann 46 Myrtle E Learmann 22 Richard W Learmann 20 Leonard G Learmann 18 Adeline E Learmann 17 Hildagard E Learmann 14 Elmer A Learmann 12 Evelyn A Learmann 11 Gertrude E Learmann 10 Arnold C Learmann 8 Carl V Learmann 7 | Learmann, Carl (I205580)
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| 24608 | Charles Learmann 56 Maria L Learmann 46 Myrtle E Learmann 22 Richard W Learmann 20 Leonard G Learmann 18 Adeline E Learmann 17 Hildagard E Learmann 14 Elmer A Learmann 12 Evelyn A Learmann 11 Gertrude E Learmann 10 Arnold C Learmann 8 Carl V Learmann 7 | Learmann, Arnold (I205581)
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| 24609 | Charles Learmann 56 Maria L Learmann 46 Myrtle E Learmann 22 Richard W Learmann 20 Leonard G Learmann 18 Adeline E Learmann 17 Hildagard E Learmann 14 Elmer A Learmann 12 Evelyn A Learmann 11 Gertrude E Learmann 10 Arnold C Learmann 8 Carl V Learmann 7 | Pasch, Maria (I205592)
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| 24610 | Charles Lembke Ricka Lembke Milly Lembke Baerness Lembke | Lempke, Charles H. J. "Carl" (I200766)
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| 24611 | Charles Lemuel Beebe is the son of Lemuel Beebe and Mary Hughs. He and his first wife Rosa Linda Dodd had a son Charles Franklin Beebe and one daughter Lillian Staley. He was a millwright at the Union Bag and Paper Corporation. He also worked at the Chicago and North Western Railroad shops. His last job was as bridge tender on the Lawe St. bridge. He was a member of the Od Fellow Lodge in Kaukauna, WI.Charles had two brothers and two sisters. They were Thomas J. Beebe of Batavia, IL., George Franklin of Miles City, Mt. and the sisters names are unknown. | Beebe, Charles (I166682)
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| 24612 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lindberg, Charles Jr. (I171761)
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| 24613 | Charles Linssen Mayme Linssen Alvina Linssen Marcella Linssen Beatrice Linssen Lorraine Linssen [3 5/12] Merlin Linssen M Eunice Linssen | Linssen, Charles (I172027)
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| 24614 | Charles Lipke Emelia Lipke Julius Lipke Albert Lipke Anna Lipke Emma Lipke | Luebke, Charles Carl Ferdinand (I67610)
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| 24615 | Charles Lipke Emelia Lipke Julius Lipke Albert Lipke Anna Lipke Emma Lipke | Reinke, Amelia Cora (I67611)
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| 24616 | Charles Loffer Mary Loffer Lena Loffer Henry Loffer John Loffer | Loefer, John Carl (I183073)
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| 24617 | Charles Loffer Mary Loffer Lena Loffer Henry Loffer John Loffer | Loefer, Henry (I184499)
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| 24618 | Charles Lorenz Salina Lorenz Leona Lorenz Carl Lorenz | Yelg, Celina "Lena" (I196436)
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| 24619 | Charles Lorenz Salina Lorenz Leona Lorenz Carl Lorenz | Lorenz, Charles (I196437)
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| 24620 | Charles Lorenz Celina Lorenz Leona Lorenz Carl Lorenz Earl Lorenz Lucille Lorenz [2 11/12] | Lorenz, Leona (I143627)
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| 24621 | Charles Lorenz Celina Lorenz Leona Lorenz Carl Lorenz Earl Lorenz Lucille Lorenz | Yelg, Celina "Lena" (I196436)
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| 24622 | Charles Lorenz Celina Lorenz Leona Lorenz Carl Lorenz Earl Lorenz Lucille Lorenz | Lorenz, Charles (I196437)
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| 24623 | Charles Lorenz Celina Lorenz Carl Lorenz Earl Lorenz Lucille Lorenz | Yelg, Celina "Lena" (I196436)
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| 24624 | Charles Lorenz Celina Lorenz Carl Lorenz Earl Lorenz Lucille Lorenz | Lorenz, Charles (I196437)
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| 24625 | Charles M Johnson Flora Johnson Glenn Johnson | Johnson, Charles Martin (I129623)
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| 24626 | Charles M Johnson Flora Johnson Glenn Johnson | Johnson, Glenn (I147021)
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| 24627 | Charles M Rice Johanna Rice Rose Rice Esther Rice Charles Rice Walter Rice | Ries, Charles (I43230)
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| 24628 | Charles M Ries Johanna Ries Frank Ries Josephine Ries Florence Ries Petrenellie Ries Mary Ries Rose Ries Ester Ries Charles Ries Walter Ries | Ries, Charles (I43230)
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| 24629 | Charles M Ristau Car?Line L Ristau Una E Ristau Carlyn V Ristau Loyle * Ristau | Ristau, Charles (I130677)
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| 24630 | Charles M Walker Frances L Walker Magorie A Walker Arden L Walker Lila D Walker Eugene A Walker | Walker, Charles (I143542)
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| 24631 | Charles M Wandke Stanley Wandke Stanford Wandke | Wandke, Charles (I201524)
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| 24632 | CHARLES M. COLE, deceased, who was for many years a government inspector in the lumber districts of the Fox River valley, was born at Smithville, New York, March 10, 1841, and died December 6, 1908. He was a son of Milo and Marilla (Tousley) Cole, natives of Connecticut, the former of English and the latter of Scotch stock. The Cole family is one of the old ones of New England, the name formerly being spelled Cowles, and Charles M. Cole's greatgrandfather was an officer in the Continental army during the Revolutionary War, and was buried at Smithville, New York. Milo Cole was one of the early settlers of Shiocton, and was the namer of that city and of Bovina township. He was a lawyer by profession and was engaged in the lumber business, was sent to the legislature during the early '60s, and moved to Appleton in 1863, where he was elected clerk of the court. He continued to live in Appleton until his death in 1877. Charles M. Cole was the only child of his parents, and he obtained his early education in the public schools of Hortonville, later going to Lawrence University until 1862, at which time he enlisted for service in the Union army, with Company I, Thirtysecond Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and served with distinction in that company until the close of the war, being mustered out as sergeant of his company. Returning to Appleton he engaged in the lumber business with his father, and in 1871 entered the government service, continuing therein until his death as inspector and superintendent of improvements on the Fox River. On May 27, 1869, Mr. Cole was married to Sophie Nicoulin, daughter of Francois and Pauline (Parret) Nicoulin, natives of France, came to Wisconsin in 1852 and settled in Dodge county, where Mr. Nicoulin died in 1857. November 28, 1860, she married (second) in Dodge county, Francois Bernard, a native of Beaune, France, who came to Appleton in 1853. Francois Bernard was born January 4, 1821, a cabinetmaker by trade and the first of his craft to settle in Appleton and also the first to open a furniture store. He disposed of his furniture business in 1865, was then in the grocery trade until 1869, and from the latter date until 1904 operated a billiard room in Appleton. Mr. Bernard was twice married, first to Asphasia Steffens, by whom he became the father of one daughter, Mrs. Anna S. Goff, of Tacoma, Washington. To his (second) marriage with Mrs. Nicoulin, there was also one daughter born, Minnie Bernard, of Appleton. Mr. Bernard died December 24, 1909. He made the moulds for the bricks used in building Lawrence University and the pigeon-holes for the first post office in Appleton. Mrs. Bernard died in Appleton, June 15, 1911. Two children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Cole: Charles Melville, born April 4, 1879, a graduate of the Appleton High school and the State University at Madison, and a mechanical engineer, now superintendent of the gas works at Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, married June 27, 1906, Leila Carroll Moore, of Kansas City, Missouri; and Laura, born in 1883, a beautiful, talented girl, who died May 8, 1909. The mother came to America with her parents in 1835. They settled in Massachusetts, where she married Francois Nicoulin, November 10, 1843. The father came to Massachusetts from France in 1834. | Cole, Charles Melville (I316783)
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| 24633 | Charles M. RiesCharles M. Ries, whose life record is a credit and honor to the county whi ch in the fall of 1910 called him to public office in his election to t he position of county treasurer, the duties of which he assumed on the 2 nd of January, 1911, has always lived in this section of the state. His bi rth occurred in Sheboygan township on the 16th of February, 1861, his pare nts being Peter and Margaret (Clements) Ries, who were early settlers of t he county, the father coming from Germany to the new world and establishi ng his home in Sheboygan in 1846. He was married here an became closely as sociated with business and public interests, his activities and his ener gy proving salient features in the substantial development and upbuilldi ng of this part of the state.Charles M. Ries was reared upon his father's farm, early becoming famili ar with the duties and labors that fall to the lot of the agriculturi st as he tills the soil and gathers his crops. After leaving school he rem ained upon the home farm and is still identified with agricultural pursui ts in the county as owner of fifty-three acres of the old homestead. At o ne time he owned one hundred acres but sold forty-seven acres of the tra ct to the Northwestern Railroad Company for yard purposes. In all his fa rm work he has been actuated by a practical and progressive spirit, result ing in the successful development and cultivation of his place which has a nnually returned to him good harvests, providing him with a gratifying inc ome. A well spent life won for him the high regard and trust of his fell ow citizens, who, recognizing his capability for office, have indicated th eir trust in him by electing him to different positions of public responsi bility. In 1890 he was appointed supervisor and the following year was ele cted to that office and served two terms, afterward becoming chairman of t he board, in which capacity he continued for a year. He was afterward o ut of politics for six or eight years but later was again called to offi ce and for eight consecutive years was elected, without opposition, as to wn Chairman. In the fall of 1910 his name was placed on the county tick et as a candidate for treasurer, and the election returns showed him to ha ve been the popular candidate. He therefore assumed the duties of the offi ce on the 2nd of January the following year, and is making a creditable re cord as the custodian of the public funds.Mr. Ries was married in 1885 to Miss Johanna Sprangers, of this county, a nd unto them have been born thirteen children, all of whom are still livin g. Mr. Ries holds membership with the Catholic Knights of Wiscons in an in that organization is widely known. His many sterling traits of ch aracter, his reliability in business, his loyalty in citizenship and his d evotion to his family and friends are qualities which have placed him hi gh in public regard. From the "History of Sheboygan County Past and Present" Volume II; Chicag o, The S. J. Clarke Publishing Company, 1912. Pp. 470-471. Source: "Portrait and Biographical Record - Published 1894 by Excelsior Pu blishing Co., Chicago" Pages 196 - 197Charles M. Ries, whose home is on section 34, Sheboygan Township, is o ne of the native-born citizens of this county, and, having spent his enti re life in this community, need no introduction to the citizens of the cou nty. His birth occurred February 16, 1861, and he is the fifth in ord er of birth in a family of four sons and four daughters born to Peter a nd Margaret Clemens Ries.The father of our subject was born in Kenisch, Luxembourg, Holland, Janua ry 31, 1820. His father was a wagon-maker, but as Peter did not desi re to follow that occupation he left home, and at the age of fifteen we nt to France, where he worked on a farm. In 1846, he sailed from Hav re to New York, the voyage consuming forty-five days. He proceeded to Buff alo, and from there came to Sheboygan, which consisted of about a dozen ho uses at the time of his arrival. He did not long remain, however, in the se parts, but at the end of a month returned to his native land, by w ay of New York and London. After a stay of four and a half months, he on ce more set out for the Western Continent, again coming to Wisconsin, a nd this time locating in West Bend County. He bought eighty acres of timb er land and at the end of five years had cleared about half of the trac t. His marriage was celebrated September 29, 1851, in Des Carte, his bri de being Margaret Clemens, who was born in Wolverlingen, Luxembourg, Holla nd, on the 27th of April, 1821, and came to Sheboygan County in 1848, join ing her brother.About the year 1853, Mr. Ries came to this county and purchased fifty acre s, to which he added, from time to time, until his domain comprised one hu ndred and eighty acres. He erected good buildings - two houses and two bar ns, besides other necessary structures. About 1881, he retired his acti ve life, removed to the city, and divided his place among his sons. His fa mily comprised four sons and four daughters. John died at the age of twent y-seven years, in Mazatlan, Mexico, where he was very successfully engag ed in mining; Lizzie is the wife of Frank Becker, of Sheboygan; Margar et is the wife of Carl Reich, a farmer of Wilson Township; Charles M. is o ur subject; Peter is also a farmer of this township; Lina is the wife of A dam Lorenz, and agriculturist of Lima Township; Susan is the wife of Willi am Sprangers, a hardware merchant of Sheboygan; and one died in infancy. T he father is a Democrat in politics, and has always been an industrious a nd respected citizen.Charles H. Ries of this sketch was from boyhood trained as an agriculturis t, and is now one of the leading and practical farmers of the count y. He is well educated in both the English and German languages, a nd is a man who keeps posted on the current events of the day. On attaini ng his majority, he started on an active business career, and has for ma ny years been the staff and comfort of his parents.On the 3rd of November, 1885, Mr. Ries and Miss Johanna, daughter of Willi am and Johanna Rademacher Sprangers, were united in wedlock. The la dy is a native of this State, and received her education in the common sch ools. Her parents are both living, their home being in Lima Township. By t he union of our subject and wife have been born five children, in ord er of birth as follows: Maggie, Willie, Nora, Frank and Josephine.In this locality, Mr. Ries has been a man of considerable prominence, a nd has faithfully served in various official capacities. He was appoint ed Supervisor in 1890, and has been re-elected each successive year, a nd in 1893 was made Chairman of the Board. For some years he has been Ro ad Commissioner. In politics, he is independent, though he prefers the Dem ocratic principles and cast his first Presidential vote for Grover Clevela nd. He and his wife are Catholics, and attend St. Peter Claver's Chur ch in Sheboygan, of which Father J. P. Van Treeck is Pastor.The farm cultivated by our subject comprises ninety-four acres of valuab le land, on which is a neat and comfortable country residence. The own er is one in whom the people of the township place the utmost confidenc e, and both he and his worthy wife have hosts of friends in this community . | Ries, Charles (I43230)
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| 24634 | Charles M. Sullivan "Chuck", age 79, of Greenville, passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Monday, July 11, 2016 at ThedaCare, Appleton. Chuck was born in Bear Creek to the late Charles and Julia (Kostrzak) on August 30, 1936. He married Marie Lowney on July 26, 1956. Chuck worked at Kimberly-Clark for 40 years, retiring in 1998. Chuck also worked at Silver Dome with his wife and three sons. Chuck was a resident of Greenville for 56 years and a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, as well as a member of the Greenville Volunteer Fire Department and the Civic Club. He had many joys in life, the main one, his loving wife of 59 years. Chuck enjoyed spending time with his family, going up north and hunting season at "The Other Place". He was also an avid Brewer fan. Chuck is survived by three sons, Mick Sullivan, Greenville, Bryan (Ann) Sullivan, Hortonville and Daniel (Diane) Sullivan, Hortonville; daughter, Julie (Jason) Fencl, Appleton; seven grandchildren, Brenna Sullivan, Tara (Dustin) Dontje, Adam (Susan) Sullivan, Katie Sullivan, Tyler, Megan and Lauren Fencl; two great-grandchildren, Owen and Evelyn Dontje; brother, Bill (MaryJane) Sullivan, Bear Creek; in-laws, Marceedes Sullivan, Bev Sullivan and Gerri (Dennis) Conradt. Chuck is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Chuck was preceded in death by his wife; parents; mother and father-in-law, Mark and Evelyn Lowney; four brothers, Jack (Rosie), Jim, David and Marcus Sullivan; sisters, Elaine (Jay) Gough and Alice (Mayford) Kosmerchock; and in-laws, Betty (Robert) Peeters, Kathleen Lowney and Mark Lowney. A Mass of Christian Burial for Chuck will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Friday, July 15, 2016 at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greenville with long time family friend Bishop Robert Morneau officiating. Visitation will be Thursday, July 14, 2016 from 4-7 p.m. at Borchardt Moder Funeral Home in Hortonville and again on Friday, from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service directly at the church. Burial will be in St. Mary's Parish Cemetery. The family would like to thank all of Chuck's friends and neighbors, especially, Dennis and Susie Ashauer and family, Donna Immel and Carol Tyler for their support all these years. We would also like to thank the staff at ThedaCare Appleton, ThedaCare Hospice and Peabody Manor. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 13, 2016 | Sullivan, Charles M. (I202927)
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| 24635 | Charles M. Weber 2600 Heritage Wo ods Drive Appleton Age 85, died Friday, July 21, 2000, at Peabody Manor, Appleton. Charl ie was born on May 14, 1915, in Kaukauna to the late Mathias and Anna (Ro menesko) Weber. He married Dorothy Hoffman on May 31, 1941, in Mackvill e; she survives. Charlie graduated from Holy Cross Grade School in Kauk auna and the high school department of St. Francis Seminary in St. Franci s, Wisconsin. During the 1930s he worked with the Civilian Conservati on Corps in northern Wisconsin, a program which employed young men in t he forests, and sent part of their pay to their parents. Charlie was worki ng at the foundry in Kaukauna when he enlisted in the U.S. Army; he spe nt three years with the U.S. Army Ground Forces 18th Chemical Maintenan ce Company in WWII in Europe. He was entitled to the ETO Service Med al with battle stars for Northern France and Rhineland, Good Conduct Meda l, Distinguished Service Unit Citation, Victory Medal and three overse as service bars. Charlie was a member of the Catholic Knights, Cathol ic Order of the Foresters, lifetime member of Veterans Of Foreign Wars, and held a Gold Card (50+ years) in the national Plumbe rs Union. He worked as a plumber for various firms in the Fox River Val ley, with the last 8 working years as a Plumbing Inspector. In additi on to working at the trade, he also taught apprentice plumbers through F ox Valley Technical College in Appleton. He held a Masters License a nd a Designers License, and did some free-lance plumbing designing aft er retirement. While his children were growing up, he did religious ins truction at St. Margaret Mary, Neenah. Charlie was also an adult memb er of the Girl Scouts, installing and maintaining plumbing at Chalk Hil ls Camp near Wausaukee. He completed part of his training toward becomi ng a Deacon of the Catholic Church. Charlie assisted his parishes with pas toral duties, such as visiting the sick and distributing Holy Communion at Ma ss and to home bound parishioners. After his retirement, he lived at Ce cil, Wisconsin, for 8 years, where he was active at St. Martin Church a nd did political activities with the Wisconsin Coalition for the Aging. Ch arlie worked with a creative writing group, publishing a number of stor ies and he self-published his war memoirs titled, "Spam Again." He also had a few supporting roles in plays at t he Mielke Theater in Shawano. Survivors include his wife of 59 years; h is daughters, Rita T. (Michael) Shores, Green Bay; Nancy W. (Robert) Ma rgraf, Green Bay; and Barbara J. Weber, West Milwaukee; his sons, Phill ip M. (Patricia) Weber, Sherwood; and Carl J. (Barbara A.) Weber, Gre en Bay; his grandchildren, Sarah (Todd) Minten, Mathias Weber (fiancee Jennifer West); Joel Weber, Julie Webe r, Jennifer (Scott) Vandeleest, Rebecca Margraf; and his two great-gran dchildren, Skye Anna Vandeleest and Joseph Minten; and his sister, Vero na Van Schijndel, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands, Appleton. Charlie is furth er survived by his brothers-in-law and his sisters-in-law, Mildred Weber a nd Florence Weber, both of Kaukauna; Urban (Dorothy) Hoffman, Town of M enasha; Rita B. Hoffman, Appleton; Kenneth (Rita) Hoffman, Appleton, and E lmer (Florence) Hoffman, Kimberly. He was preceded in death by his brot hers, Nicholas, Louis, Edward, Michael and Herbert Weber; and his sister s, Mary Ann Specht, Katherine West and Theresa Kons. The Funeral Litur gy will be held at 5 p.m. on Monday, July 24, 2000, at ST. JOSEPH CATHOL IC CHURCH, 410 West Lawrence Street, Appleton, with Fr. John Holly offi ciating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Friends m ay call directly at the church on Monday from 3 p.m. until the ti me of services. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established in Char les' name. The family wishes to thank Dr. Mark Hallett and the staff and P eabody Manor, St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton Medical Center, and Vall ey VNA Hospice. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 Out Co Death record Vol 144 page 754 | Weber, Charles Mathias (I11756)
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| 24636 | Charles M.Heenan "Chuck" 5000 W. Capitol Drive Appleton Age 61, went home to the Lord, Saturday afternoon, June 9, 2001. He was born March 11, 1940, son of James and Milda (Gast) Heenan, in Appleton. Chuck was united in marriage to Bev Beschta on April 29, 1961. He was a loyal employee of Trico Excavating for 25 years and a faithful, devoted member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Appleton. He devoted himself to his family and friends. His faith in God and sense of humor led his life and filled everyone's life he shared. Chuck especially enjoyed his winter vacations with his wife in Florida with his new found friends. He touched many people's lives with his love and his laughs. Survivors include his wife, Bev; his children, Diane Heenan and special friend, Mike Zielke, Denis "Buzz" (Andrea) Heenan; Lori (Terry) Casey; Lyn Heenan and special friend, Eric Young; 11 grandchildren, Missy, Brad, Eric, Mitch, Zachary, Ryan, Hunter, Lucas, Nicole, Brandon, Jordan, and his very special friend and puppy, Bear. He is further survived by brothers and sisters, Phoebe Kempen, John (Barb) Heenan, Tom (Ruth) Heenan, Jerry (Ginny) Heenan, Mary Drifka and special friend, Daryl Crawford, his mother-in-law, Dorothy Beschta; sisters-in- law, Joan (Bill) Aldinger, Jean (Ron) McHugh; numerous nieces, nephews and friends who loved him. Preceding Chuck in death were his parents, James and Milda (Gast) Heenan, his daughter, Sheryl Heenan, his father-in-law, Elmer Beschta, and a sister and her husband, Faith (Delmar) Demand. The funeral liturgy for Charles will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 13, 2001, at St. Mary Catholic Church, 312 S. State St., with Father Michael K. O'Rourke officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Appleton. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4-8 p.m. Tuesday and on Wednesday at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of the mass. A parish prayer and scripture service will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday. A memorial fund is being established. I said a prayer for you today And I know God must have heard. I felt an answer in my heart, Although He spoke no word. I didn't ask for wealth or fame, I know you wouldn't mind. I asked Him to send treasures Of a more lasting kind. I asked that He'd be near You in all things great and small. But it was for His loving Care I prayed for most of all. Husband, father and friend, you were our strength and backbone. How can we survive without you? Please have God send us understanding and comfort. We will miss you so much. You are our Hero! Rest in peace. We love you so very much. I am home in Heaven, dear ones; Oh, so happy and so bright! There is perfect joy and beauty In this lasting light. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior St. Appleton 739-1231 www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com | Heenan, Charles M. (I96467)
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| 24637 | Charles Mader Lucille Mader Julia Marie Mader Charles Mader Georgianna Mader | Mader, Charles C. (I135021)
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| 24638 | Charles Maertz [54] Amelia Maertz John Maertz [28] Ella Maertz William Maertz Albert Maertz Hilda Maertz Lella Maertz Edwin Maertz Fredeick Bayersdorff | Meartz, Ella (I128078)
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| 24639 | Charles Maes Catherine Jeffery Anna Rooveas | Maes, Charles G. (I137115)
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| 24640 | Charles Malchow Jane Malchow Harold Malchow Gay Lieman Charles B Robinson Lawrence Zeugner | Holloway, Jane (I156613)
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| 24641 | Charles Malchow Jane Malchow Harold Malchow Gay Lieman Charles B Robinson Lawrence Zeugner | Malchow, Charles (I340922)
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| 24642 | Charles Malchow Jenie Malchow Harold Malchow Lilian Malchow Clark Malchow | Malchow, Charles (I340922)
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| 24643 | Charles Maloney Winifred Maloney Margaret Maloney Charles Maloney Douglas Maloney Marie Maloney Rita Maloney Winifred Maloney Mary Am Maloney Edward Maloney Florence Manthie | Maloney, Edward (I150113)
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| 24644 | Charles Maloney Winifred Maloney Margaret Maloney Charles Maloney Douglas Maloney Marie Maloney Rita Maloney Winifred Maloney Mary Am Maloney Edward Maloney Florence Manthie | Maloney, Marie (I156906)
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| 24645 | Charles Malzer of Arthur Malzer and Eva Pratt, married Viola Kieffer of Henry Kieffer and Elizabeth Dietzen. Witness John D. Melzer and Lucille Osborne. | Family: Melzer, Charles A. / Kieffer, Viola Cecilia (F63651)
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| 24646 | Charles Marquardt Amelia Marquardt Gordon Marquardt Dorothy Marquardt Lucille Marquardt Erving Marquardt [4 1/12] Helen Marquardt [2 4/12] Evelyn Marquardt [2/12] Lewis Marquardt Evelyn Revoir | Marquardt, Gordon J. (I94445)
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| 24647 | Charles Marquardt Amelia Marquardt Gordon Marquardt Dorothy Marquardt Lucille Marquardt Erving Marquardt [4 1/12] Helen Marquardt [2 4/12] Evelyn Marquardt [2/12] Lewis Marquardt Evelyn Revoir | Marquardt, Dorothy (I140642)
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| 24648 | Charles Marquardt Amelia Marquardt Gordon Marquardt Dorothy Marquardt Lucille Marquardt Erving Marquardt [4 1/12] Helen Marquardt [2 4/12] Evelyn Marquardt [2/12] Lewis Marquardt Evelyn Revoir | Revoir, Amelia (I183230)
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| 24649 | Charles Marquardt Amelia Marquardt Gordon Marquardt Dorothy Marquardt Lucille Marquardt Erving Marquardt Helen Marquardt Evelyn Marquardt Lewis Marquardt Evelyn Revoir | Marquardt, Charles August (I183231)
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| 24650 | Charles Marquardt Amelia Marquardt Dorothy Marquardt Lucille Marquardt Irvin Marquardt Helen Marquardt Evelyn Marquardt Norman Marquardt William Marquardt | Marquardt, Charles August (I183231)
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| 24651 | Charles Martin Van Camp, age 19 of Little Chute, died of injuries received in performance of his duty in United States Navy, according to word received from the War Department. The message stated that the burial would take place either at sea or in the locality where the death occurred. He attended St. John's grade school and high school. He enlisted in the Navy August 13, 1942, his parents received a letter from him two weeks ago on which they concluded he was starting for overseas duty. | VanCamp, Charles M. (I143291)
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| 24652 | Charles Marx Martha Marx Joseph Marx Elanore Marx Gerhart Marx Norbert Marx Marie Marx [3 7/12] | Marx, Charles (I183403)
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| 24653 | Charles Mc Carty Catharine Mc Carty Charles Mc Carty Dennis Mc Carty John Mc Carty | McCarthy, Charles (I17069)
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| 24654 | Charles Mc Carty Catharine Mc Carty Charles Mc Carty Dennis Mc Carty John Mc Carty | Sullivan, Anna Catherine (I101900)
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| 24655 | Charles Mc Carty Catharine Mc Carty Charles Mc Carty Dennis Mc Carty John Mc Carty | McCarthy, Dennis (I101911)
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| 24656 | Charles Mc Carty Catharine Mc Carty Charles Mc Carty Dennis Mc Carty John Mc Carty | McCarthy, Dennis (I101911)
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| 24657 | Charles Mc Carty Catharine Mc Carty Charles Mc Carty Dennis Mc Carty John Mc Carty | McCarthy, Daniel J. (I101899)
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| 24658 | Charles Mccrory 67 Jennie O'Hearn 58 Victor Mccrory 23 George Mccrory 21 Gerald Mccrory 20 Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Empire, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_1987; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 29; Image: 239 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4389748_00239?pid=23876835&backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1920usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dcharles%26gsfn_x%3d0%26gsln%3dmccrory%26gsln_x%3d0%26msrpn__ftp%3dFond%2bdu%2bLac%2bCounty%252c%2bWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d1044%26msrpn_PInfo%3d7-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c1044%257c0%257c0%257c%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d0%26h%3d23876835%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true | McCrory, Charles (I186241)
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| 24659 | Charles Mcintosh Mary Mcintosh Montgomery Mcintosh Margaret Mcintosh Charlotte Mcintosh Donald Mcintosh | Conklin, Mary E. (I329160)
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| 24660 | Charles Merkel Mary Merkel Herbert Merkel Eddie Merkel Lillie Merkel Joseph Merkel Max Merkel Agnes Merkel Johnnie Merkel George Merkel Frank Merkel Louis Merkel Frank Blettler | Merkel, John Leo (I6110)
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| 24661 | Charles Merkel Mary Merkel Herbert Merkel Eddie Merkel Lillie Merkel Joseph Merkel Max Merkel Agnes Merkel Johnnie Merkel George Merkel Frank Merkel Louis Merkel Frank Blettler | Merkel, Charles (I180372)
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| 24662 | Charles Merkel Mary Merkel Herbert Merkel Eddie Merkel Lillie Merkel Joseph Merkel Max Merkel Agnes Merkel Johnnie Merkel George Merkel Frank Merkel Louis Merkel Frank Blettler | Merkle, Max (I189627)
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| 24663 | Charles Merkel Mary Merkel Hubert Merkel Joseph Merkel Max Merkel Agnes Merkel John Merkel George Merkel Andrew Merkel | Merkel, Joseph (I155803)
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| 24664 | Charles Merkel Mary Merkel Hubert Merkel Joseph Merkel Max Merkel Agnes Merkel John Merkel George Merkel Andrew Merkel | Merkel, Charles (I180372)
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| 24665 | Charles Mervin Koon 27 Elizabeth Koon 24 Katherine Koon 1 Martha Gosz 15 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4508; Page: 5B; Enumeration District: 44-17 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. http://interactive.ancestry.com/2442/M-T0627-04508-00588?pid=76994009&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1940usfedcen%26h%3D76994009%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DXct20%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D6224&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Xct20&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Koon, Charles (I336512)
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| 24666 | Charles Michel de Langlade, fur-trader, officer in the colonial regular troops, and Indian department employee; baptized 9 May 1729 at Michilimackinac (Mackinaw City, Mich.), son of Augustin Mouet de Langlade, a prominent trader, and Domitilde, sister of Nissowaquet; m. 12 Aug. 1754 at Michilimackinac Charlotte-Ambroisine, daughter of René Bourassa, dit La Ronde, and they had two daughters; he also had a son Charles by an earlier liaison with an Ottawa woman; d. during the winter of 1800– 1 at La Baye (Green Bay, WI). Throughout his long active career Charles-Michel Mouet de Langlade was known for his influence with the Indians. His authority derived from his relationship to Nissowaquet, an important chief, from his personal qualities, and from an incident during his childhood. As a ten-year-old boy he had accompanied Nissowaquet on a successful attack against the Chickasaws. The Ottawas, who had twice previously been defeated, decided that a special protecting spirit must dwell with him. By 1750 Langlade was a cadet in the colonial regulars. His first recorded military exploit occurred in 1752 at Pickawillany (Piqua, Ohio). The British and the French were in bitter competition for control of the Ohio valley and its native population. When Pierre-Joseph Céloron* de Blainville was unable to persuade the Miamis under Memeskia (La Demoiselle) to move from Pickawillany, which was within the British sphere of influence, Langlade was sent there with a force of perhaps 300 Indians and French. Attacking on 21 June when most of the Miamis were away hunting, Langlade forced the remaining few and the British traders present to surrender. Memeskia was boiled and eaten. Governor Duquesne wrote of Langlade: "He is acknowledged here to be very brave, to have much influence on the minds of the Indians, and to be very zealous when ordered to do anything." Promoted ensign on 15 March 1755, Langlade was active in the Seven Years' War. He claimed to have planned the ambush that led to Jean-Daniel Dumas's defeat of Edward Braddock near Fort Duquesne (Pittsburgh, Pa) in 1755. In August 1756 he and his Indian followers returned to Fort Duquesne as scouts. They remained in the east during the winter and on 21 Jan. 1757 were part of a force which successfully ambushed Robert Rogers and his rangers near Fort Carillon (Ticonderoga, N.Y.). Langlade was by this time an ensign on half pay. While serving under Montcalm* during the siege of Fort William Henry (also known as Fort George, now Lake George, N.Y.) that summer, he was instrumental in capturing a British flotilla. In September 1757 Governor Vaudreuil [Rigaud] made him second in command at Michilimackinac. Langlade was present at the siege of Quebec two years later. If the reinforcements he had requested of Lévis had arrived in time, he and his Indians might have destroyed the detachment Wolfe* took to reconnoitre up the Montmorency River on 26 July. Instead, both sides withdrew after a brief skirmish. In 1760 Langlade came from Michilimackinac to Montreal, where he learned he had been promoted lieutenant on half pay. Ordered to leave the city just before its surrender, he returned to Michilimackinac where he held command until the British arrived in September 1761. Langlade's time had not, however, been exclusively taken up by military service. In October 1755 he had been ordered by the commandant at Michilimackinac to establish a trading post at the mouth of the Grand River (Grand Haven, Mich.) and to use it to help maintain control of the Ottawas and Potawatomis along the western shore of Lake Michigan. Langlade continued to do his winter trading at this site through 1790, having as many as 15 men working for him. Like many residents of Michilimackinac, Langlade appears to have adjusted to British rule with little difficulty. When in 1763 he heard rumours of an Ojibwa uprising he warned the commandant, George Etherington. Etherington did not listen, however, and the Ojibwas under Madjeckewiss* seized the fort. Langlade, at great risk to his life, rescued Etherington and William Leslye from the stake where they were to be sacrificed. He has been criticized for refusing refuge in his home to Alexander Henry* the elder. Langlade was unwilling to hazard the safety of his family but he did see to it that Henry was saved, and with his help and that of his Ottawa relatives the survivors of the attack were eventually taken to Montreal. Langlade took command of the fort until the British presence was reasserted the next year. He then moved his permanent home to La Baye, where his father was already living. Early in the American revolution Governor Guy Carleton* referred to Langlade, by then a captain in the Indian department, as "a man I have had every reason to be very much satisfied with and who from his influence among the Indians of that district may be very much use." After bringing Indians to help defend Montreal in 1776 Langlade, with Luc de La Corne, joined Burgoyne in the summer of 1777. Although many of Burgoyne's Indians left, Langlade and his Ottawa followers stayed until the attack on Bennington (Vt). When Langlade returned to the west from Montreal in the fall of 1778 he was called upon to gather an Indian force to assist Henry Hamilton against rebel sympathizers at Vincennes (Ind.). Unsuccessful in the fall because the Indians had gone to their winter hunting grounds, Langlade collected a force in the spring. The Indians refused to move, however, when they heard that Hamilton had been captured by George Rogers Clark. Clark sent an agent, Daniel-Maurice Godefroy de Linctot, to destroy Langlade's influence with the Indians but Langlade and his nephew, Charles Gautier de Verville, used generous gifts to maintain their support. In 1780 Langlade took an Indian force into the Illinois country to assist in the attack on Spanish St Louis (Mo.) but was chased back to Lake Michigan by Linctot's horsemen [see Wahpasha*]. After the war Langlade continued to serve in the Indian department. He received goods that Gautier had embezzled from the British storehouse on Mackinac Island, but although Gautier was discovered and dismissed from his post as storekeeper and interpreter in 1793 Langlade retained his position. He remained active until his death and enjoyed telling about 99 battles in which he had participated. A companion, recalling Langlade's actions, said he "never saw so perfectly cool and fearless a man on the field of battle." His exact date of death is unknown, except for the latter part of 1801 and after the end of July. For a complete biography, see also http://www.uwgb.edu/wisfrench/library/articles/langlade/ | deLanglade, Charles (I163466)
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| 24667 | Charles Michelson Metta Michelson | Michelson, Charles (I130828)
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| 24668 | Charles Michelson Meta Michelson | Michelson, Charles (I130828)
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| 24669 | Charles Michelson, 77, an employe of the Chicago and North Western railroad for 31 years, died Saturday afternoon after suffering a heart attack while he was walking on Washington street, between 14th and 15th streets. He resided at 1025 S. 15th street. Mr. Michelson retired from his work as a railroad baggageman about eight years ago. For many years his run took him between Milwaukee and Antigo. In later years he worked on the Manitowoc-Eland run. Mr. Michelson was born Nov. 11, 1863, in Norway and came to the United States with his mother when he was five years old. They joined their husband and father in Chicago and came to Manitowoc where they established their home. On Oct. 30, 1912 at Kaukauna, Mr. Michelson married Miss Meta Kilgas. She is the only immediate survivor. The body is lying in state at the Wattawa, Urbanek & Schlei Funeral home where funeral services will be conducted Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock by the Rev. R.B. Walden, pastor of St. Paul Lutheran church. Burial will be in Evergreen cemetery. Manitowoc Herald Times, Monday, July 14, 1941 P.2 | Michelson, Charles (I130828)
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| 24670 | Charles Milhoupt 38 Aninia M Milhoupt 35 Arthur Milhoupt 16 Amanda Milhoupt 12 Edgar Milhoupt 9 Leo Milhoupt 7 Gertude Milhoupt 6 Alive Milhoupt 4 Dorothy Milhoupt 2 Esibell Milhoupt 10/12 | Milhaupt, Conrad (I170056)
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| 24671 | Charles Minlschmidt 49 Ida Minlschmidt 32 John Minlschmidt 19 Maggie Minlschmidt 20 Willie Minlschmidt 13 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1730; Page: 2B; Enumeration District: 0127; FHL microfilm: 1375743 https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/7884/4454849_00989?pid=31043435&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DWEG14%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26gss%3Dangs-c%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dcharles%26gsfn_x%3DNN%26gsln%3Dminlschmidt%26gsln_x%3DNN%26msrpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D52%26msrpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3Df%26MSAV%3D1%26MSV%3D0%26uidh%3Dt42%26pcat%3DUSFEDCEN%26h%3D31043435%26dbid%3D7884%26indiv%3D1%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WEG14&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Minlschmidt, Charles (I159387)
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| 24672 | Charles Mitchell Wilma Mitchell Jean Mitchell Joan Mitchell | VanZeeland, Wilma Henrietta (I65108)
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| 24673 | Charles Mitchell Wilma Mitchell Jean Mitchell Joan Mitchell | Mitchell, Charles (I65109)
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| 24674 | Charles Moder 37 Tressia Moder 29 Wensel Moder 86 Charles Moder 7 Jacob Moder 5 Peter Moder 4 Edward Moder 1 | Moder, Jacob (I29904)
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| 24675 | Charles Moder 37 Tressia Moder 29 Wensel Moder 86 Charles Moder 7 Jacob Moder 5 Peter Moder 4 Edward Moder 1 | Moder, Charles Sr. (I49697)
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| 24676 | Charles Moder Sr. 655 state st. appleton, informant Charles Moder Jr. , born Germany 6/22/1862 aged 61 Y 9m 17? days. retired. cause, myocarditis and cirohsis of liver. burial appleton 4/9/1924 | Moder, Charles Sr. (I49697)
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| 24677 | Charles Moder, Sr., 61, died Sun lay morning at his home 655 State st. He is survived by five sons, Charles, Jr., Jacob, Peter, Edward, Rudolph, Appleton; five grandchildren: one brother. Richard Moder, St. Paul; two sisters. Miss Mary Moder, Chicago, and Mrs. Peter Gloudemanns, Little Chute. Mr. Moder was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Joseph church with burial at St. Joseph cemetery. Page Sixteen, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, Monday Evening, April 7,1924 Charles Moder, Sr. Birth date not known. Died: April 6, 1924 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 9, 1924 Section: Page: 3 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. JosephLocation: Appleton, WI | Moder, Charles Sr. (I49697)
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| 24678 | Charles Moder Tressia Moder Wensel Moder Charles Moder Jacob Moder Peter Moder Edward Moder | Moder, Wenzel (I49699)
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| 24679 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McCoy, Robert (I163264)
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| 24680 | Charles Morrow Robert McCoy Catherine McCoy Robert McCoy | McCoy, Robert (I163265)
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| 24681 | Charles Morrow Robert McCoy Catherine McCoy Robert McCoy | Morrow, Charles (I178116)
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| 24682 | Charles Mory - 46 Emily F Mory - 32 Charles Mory - 18 Mina Mory - 14 Rosa Mory - 12 Emma Mory - 10 Eddie Mory - 8 Willy Mory - 6 George Mory - 1 Mary Meyer - 20 | Mory, Charles G. (I186053)
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| 24683 | Charles Mory - 46 Emily F Mory - 32 (2nd wife) Charles Mory - 18 Mina Mory - 14 Rosa Mory - 12 Emma Mory - 10 Eddie Mory - 8 Willy Mory - 6 George Mory - 1 Mary Meyer - 20 | Mory, Rose (I29887)
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| 24684 | Charles Mory Lillian Mory Josephine Mory Kittie J Mory | Mory, Charles G. (I186053)
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| 24685 | Charles Mory Emelia F. Mory Charley Mory Rosa Mory Emma Mory Eddie Mory Willie Mory George Mory Lily Mory Josie Mory Jessie Mory | Mory, Charles H. (I160735)
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| 24686 | Charles Mory Rose Mory Lillian Mory Clara Mory Leonard Mory Wilmer Mory User-submitted-comment Mory | Mory, Charles H. (I160735)
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| 24687 | Charles Mueller 55 Louisa Mueller 48 Edwin Mueller 30 Irene Mueller 26 Irma Mueller 24 Earl Mueller 10 Culbon Mueller 7 | Mueller, Charles (I160150)
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| 24688 | Charles Muench, 93, Appleton, passed away peacefully, following a brief illness on Thursday, Sept. 10, 2009, at Greenville Manor. Charlie was born in Appleton on March 29, 1916, son of the late George and Jeanette (Fulcer) Muench. For 25 years he worked as a mechanic at Johnson City Service on Appleton's south side and later worked for a time at Automotive Supply. Charlie married Elda Merkel in Appleton on Sept. 28, 1946. She preceded him in death in May of 2007. From 1940 until 1945, he served his country during World War II as a member of the Red Arrow 32nd Division, 127th Infantry, Company D, and from 1945 until 1949, continued his service as a member of the National Guard. Charlie was a member of the 32nd Division Veterans Association and was a former member of Harvey Pierre Post #2778 of the V.F.W. In his younger years, Charlie enjoyed bowling, golf, hunting and fishing with Harley, Packers football games, and Brewers baseball games. Many will remember how he loved to play softball, and the speed with which "Fireball Muench" could deliver a pitch! He was also a gifted woodworker. Survivors include six children, Linda (Bill) Watson, Hortonville; Shirley (RJ) Miracle, Papillion, Neb.; Dick Muench, Larsen, and his special friend, Kim; Diane Muench, Greenville; Mary (Jack) Effertz, Darboy; and Dan (Jill) Muench, Appleton; 14 grandchildren, 21 great-grandchildren; a sister, Betty Buchholtz, Waupaca; a sister-in-law, Anne Tierney, Wisconsin Rapids; and a brother-in-law, Harley (Audrey) Tierney, Appleton. He was preceded in death by his parents; his beloved wife of 61 years, Elda; and sisters, Ollie, Alice and Margaret. The funeral liturgy for Charles will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 14, 2009, at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 E. Fremont Street in Appleton, with the Rev. Robert Karuhn officiating. Interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call directly at the church on Monday morning from 9:30 a.m. until the hour of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Charlie will be remembered by his family as a loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather who treasured time spent with his family traveling, enjoying a family meal, cheering for the Packers, or just being together. He will be dearly missed by all. The family would like to extend their sincere thanks to Sharon and the entire staff at Greenville Manor for the wonderful care they provided. You took care of our dad like he was your own. He could have been in no better hands, and we will never forget your kindness. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences: | Muench, Charles (I80071)
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| 24689 | Charles N Egan (1910-1977) 2013 Inductee, Paper Industry International Hall of Fame, U.S.A. Entrepreneur/ Builder/ Leadership, Little Rapids Corporation Green Bay, Wisconsin, U.S.A. Charles Egan was born in Boston, Massachusetts on May 30, 1910 and received his secondary education at Worcester Academy. He graduated from Yale University in 1933 with a B.S. in Industrial Engineering and did post graduate study in Finance at New York University from 1934 to 1935. While studying there, he worked at the New York firm Young and Ottley. From 1934 to 1940, he worked as an engineer at Mead Corporation in Chillicothe, Ohio and then joined Hennepin Paper Company, serving as Vice President and General Manager from 1940 to 1946. During this time, the war years, he rescued a failing business and created a highly profitable business that was sold to Time, Inc. in 1946. In 1947 he bought the Little Rapids Pulp Company and moved his family to DePere, Wisconsin. In 1950 he acquired the Wolf River Paper and Fiber Company in Shawano, Wisconsin. In 1953, after having vastly improved the pulp mill, he sold it to Proctor and Gamble, leaving his company, after sale, with two early 1900 vintage paper machines on the Wolf River. From this base, Egan led the development of very lightweight papers with unique and diverse characteristics that ultimately assured long term success of Little Rapids Corporation as one of a handful of small, family owned paper companies in the United States of America. An example of Egan's vision is the development of medical disposables by Little Rapids. The initial entry was under Egan's direction and has since expanded under current management into beauty and dental businesses. Besides his leadership of Little Rapids Corporation, Egan was a Director of Chicago Mill and Lumber Company, President and Chairman of Green Bay Tissue Mills, Inc., President of the American Tissue Association, and President of the Pulp Consumers Association. He served as President of the Wisconsin Paper Group, was on the Board of Directors of the American Paper Institute which in 1993 became the American Forest and Paper Association. He was also a Director of the Green Bay Packers, Rotary Club of Green Bay and President of the Oneida Golf and Riding Club. He served on St. Norbert College's Development Council and was a member of TAPPI. Charles Egan died in Green Bay, Wisconsin in 1977. | Egan, Charles (I334791)
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| 24690 | Charles N Hopkins Helen T Hopkins Ida Hopkins | Hopkins, Charles W. (I318178)
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| 24691 | Charles N Pettibone Emma H Pettibone Frank A Pettibone Rose M Pettibone Rose M Benoit | Mory, Rose (I29887)
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| 24692 | Charles N. Timm - 40 Elizabeth Timm - 54 Erika Timm - 13 Ernst Timm - 6 | Timm, Carl (I191866)
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| 24693 | Charles N. Timm Elizabeth Timm Erika Timm Ernst Timm | Timm, Fredericka "Ericka" (I191966)
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| 24694 | Charles N. Timm Elizabeth Timm Erika Timm Ernst Timm | Unknown, Elizabeth (I191968)
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| 24695 | Charles N. Timm Elizabeth Timm Erika Timm Ernst Timm | Timm, Ernst (I191969)
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| 24696 | Charles Nagreen (1870 - 1951) invented the hamburger. The Seymour Community Historical Society of Seymour, Wisconsin, credits Charlie Nagreen with the invention of the hamburger. He's known as "Hamburger" Charlie Nagreen. At the age of 15 he sold meatball sandwiches at the 1885 Seymour Fair. One day he had an idea. He flattened his meatball, cooked it on the grill, placed it between two slices of bread, and named it a hamburger. The Historical Society explains that Nagreen named the hamburger after the Hamburg steak with which local German immigrants were familiar. The hamburger caught on quickly with the crowds. Everyone loved them. In Seymour Wisconsin there stands a monument in honor of Hamburger Charlie Nagreen. | Nagreen, Charles (I194096)
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| 24697 | Charles Nagreen Mary Nagreen Violet Nagreen | Nagreen, Charles (I194096)
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| 24698 | Charles Neiland Ida Neiland John Neiland Frederica Schroder | Nieland, Charles "Karl" (I127732)
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| 24699 | Charles Neitzel 47 Emma F Neitzel 38 Edward C Neitzel 18 Fred A Neitzel 15 Robert O Neitzel 13 George A Neitzel 11 Lena E Neitzel 19 | Neitzel, George (I53044)
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| 24700 | Charles Nelson Alice Nelson Charles Wirtz Nicholas Wirtz | Wirtz, Nicholas (I122983)
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| 24701 | Charles Norder Lynda Norder | Norder, Charles (I197938)
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| 24702 | Charles O Kuder Pauline Kuder Opreta C Kuder Charlotte J Kuder | Kuder, Charles or Carl (I309961)
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| 24703 | Charles O Wheaton Mary Wheaton Mary E Wheaton Ralph W Wheaton Earl Wheaton John Wheaton Ella Wheaton Joseph M Wheaton Harry Wheaton | Wheaton, Oliver Charles (I99861)
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| 24704 | Charles O Wheaton Mary Wheaton Mary E Wheaton Ralph W Wheaton Earl Wheaton John Wheaton Ella Wheaton Joseph M Wheaton Harry Wheaton | Wheaton, Henry "Harry" Theodore (I99869)
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| 24705 | Charles O Worden Marie Worden Hazel A Worden Sarah M Worden Harold Worden Helen J Worden | Worden, Helen J. (I124818)
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| 24706 | Charles O'Brien Alma O'Brien | O'Brien, Charles (I109986)
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| 24707 | Charles O'Leary Celia O'Leary Ethel Oleary Grace Oleary Catherine Oleary | O'Leary, Charles (I179282)
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| 24708 | Charles O. Clark Julia Clark Florian Clark John Clark Emma Clark Samuel D. Clark Carolin Warfield | Dunham, Caroline Howard (I176761)
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| 24709 | Charles Oaks 67 Catherine Oaks 67 | Oaks, Charles P. (I190340)
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| 24710 | Charles Oaks Catharine Oaks Nellie Oaks Willie Oaks Fred Johnson | Oaks, Charles P. (I190340)
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| 24711 | Charles Oaks Catharine Oaks Nellie Oaks Willie Oaks Fred Johnson | Oaks, Nellie (I191256)
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| 24712 | Charles Oaks Catharine Oaks Nellie Oaks Willie Oaks Fred Johnson | Oaks, William (I191257)
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| 24713 | Charles Odeal 79 Hellen Odeal 65 Charles Odeal 10 | O'Deal, Charles (I320301)
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| 24714 | Charles Odell 69 Ellen Odell 45 Oliver Odell 21 Matilda Odell 11 Charles Odell 1 Wilson Oleson 56 | O'Deal, Charles (I320301)
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| 24715 | Charles Olm Margaret F Olm Marie H Olm | Olm, Charles (I154476)
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| 24716 | Charles Otte 10/5/1886 7/6/1952 Post Crescent 7/7/1852 26 | Otte, Charles (I135604)
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| 24717 | Charles Otte Josephine Otte Andrew Otte | Otte, Andrew (I40410)
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| 24718 | Charles Otte Josephine Otte Andrew Otte | Otte, Charles (I66145)
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| 24719 | Charles P Oaks 56 Catherine E Oaks 57 | Oaks, Charles P. (I190340)
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| 24720 | Charles P Riggs Inez M Riggs Albert S Reynelds | Riggs, Charles P. (I329364)
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| 24721 | Charles P Riggs Inez M Riggs Albert S Reynelds | Unknown, Inez M. (I329365)
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| 24722 | Charles P Riggs Inez Riggs | Riggs, Charles P. (I329364)
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| 24723 | Charles P Riggs Inez Riggs | Unknown, Inez M. (I329365)
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| 24724 | Charles P Riggs Inez M Riggs Harry W Colver Leonora M Colver | Riggs, Charles P. (I329364)
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| 24725 | Charles P Riggs Inez M Riggs Harry W Colver Leonora M Colver | Unknown, Inez M. (I329365)
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| 24726 | Charles P. "Chuck" Killian, age 79, of Appleton, passed away at Theda Care Medical Center - Appleton, on August 7, 2017. Chuck was born on January 23, 1938, in Kaukauna, to the late Louis and Augusta (Schmitz) Killian. He married Barbara Bougie on August 12, 1977, in Oshkosh. Chuck was a papermaker at the Thilmany Mill in Kaukauna for over 37 years, retiring in 1993. He was a "car guy" and enjoyed classic car shows and loved to own the shiny new ones. Chuck was also an avid deer and small game hunter. For twelve years Chuck and Barbara enjoyed their winters in Florida and their summers at Lake Thompson near Rhinelander. Survivors include his wife of 40 years, Barbara; his five children, Kathy (Mark) Montanye; Timothy (Nancy) Killian; Rob (Carrie) Killian; Barb (Don) Sobiesczyk; and Clint (fiance Jenny) Killian; his grandchildren: Lisa; Amber, Kevin, Mckenzie, Mikayla and McKinley; Matt and Brock; Tiffany, Madalyne and Katelyn; his great granddaughters, Lily and Ella; his siblings, Joan (Peter) Gaigg, Virgie Meulemans and Daniel (Judy) Killian; his sisters-in-law, Elaine Killian, Dawn Killian, Dianne Miller, Ardene (Ronald) Schimke, Marilyn (Melvin) Whitty and Kathy Binder. Chuck was preceded in death by his siblings, Esther Killian, Frank Killian, Mildred (Joseph) Gokey, Lorraine (Clayton) Van Asten, Carol (Richard) School, Leo Killian and Tom Killian. Memorial services will be at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, August 11, 2017, at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, 537 N. Superior Street, Appleton. Friends may call directly at the funeral home Friday from 3:00 p.m. until the time of services. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to Dr. Nicholas Augelli and Dr. Robert Ferrante, and their staffs, for their loving care. Online condolences may be offered atwww.wichmannfargo.com | Killian, Charles (I50273)
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| 24727 | Charles P. Kohl 1524 N. Erb St. Age 80, passed away at 3:30 a.m. Thursday after a short illness. He was born September 7, 1886 in the Town of Grand Chute and farmed in this area until 1947 when he moved to Appleton. He then became affiliated with the Leo Griesbach and Company as a carpenter prior to his retirement 3 years ago. Mr. Kohl is survived by his wife, Jean; six daughters, Mrs. Edwin (Florence) Kline, Highland Park, Ill.; Mrs. Edwin (Almyra) Van Dyke and Mrs. Raymond (Elizabeth) Bloy, both of Appleton; Mrs. Ray (Lillian) Schueler and Mrs. Edward (Cecelia) Ashauer, both of Greenville; Mrs. Lila Philippi Chilton; two sons, Roy and Earl, both of Appleton; two sisters, Mrs. Emma Lou Wyatt, San Diego, Calif.; Miss Magdalen Kohl, Kaukauna; 26 grandchildren and 29 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Therese Catholic Church. Interment will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home after 3 p.m. Friday. Rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. | Kohl, Charles (I144933)
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| 24728 | Charles P. Oaks 4/25/1873 5/11/1946 Post Crescent 5/13/1946 20 | Oaks, Charles P. (I190340)
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| 24729 | CHARLES P. OAKS. Agricultural conditions in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, have changed to such an extent during the past several decades that the enterprising farmer has been compelled to change to a large degree his methods of treating the soil. New discoveries have been made, powerful machinery invented and new innovations introduced, and he who would reap the most beneficial results from his property must keep himself conversant with the changes of the times, or put his lands under the supervision of one who is possessed of a thorough and comprehensive knowledge of conditions. Charles P. Oaks, a scientific farmer of Outagamie county, who is operating a tract of 420 acres in Bovina and Liberty townships for C. W. Greenfield, of Chicago, Illinois, is a native of Wisconsin, having been born in Tustin, Waushara county, April 25, 1873, son of Milford G. and Lydia (Bennett) Oaks, natives of New York State, who were married in Wisconsin. They are now living in Winneconne, Winnebago county, the father, who has been an agriculturist all of his life, being seventy years of age, and the mother having reached the age of sixty-eight years. They had a family of eight children. Charles P. Oaks received his education in the district schools in the vicinity of his father's farm, and until eighteen years of age remained on the family homestead. At this time he started out to work for wages, but after about five years he came to his present position, where he carries on extensive general farming, dairying and stockraising operations. The land is under cultivation with the exception of forty acres, and yields large crops. Mr. Oaks milks on an average of thirty cows, makes his own butter in the winter months, and during the summer seasons sends his milk to the cheese factories. In 1890 Mr. Oaks was married to Catherine Hooper, born January 14, 1873, the eldest daughter of William and Lois (Simons) Hooper, natives of New York State, who were married in Wisconsin. Mrs. Hooper died in Winneconne, Wisconsin, in 1876, and Mr. Hooper, who was a fisherman by occupation, passed away at the age of seventy-six years, in 1902. Mr. and Mrs. Oaks have had three children. Nellie, William and Marie. They are consistent attendants of the Congregational Church at Shiocton. In politics Mr. Oaks is a Republican, and his fraternal connection is with the Modern Woodmen of America. | Oaks, Charles P. (I190340)
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| 24730 | Charles P. Riggs Inez Riggs Thomas Wallace Grace Rogers | Riggs, Charles P. (I329364)
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| 24731 | Charles Paite Nettie Paite Joseph Paite Cecilia Paite George Paite Mary Paite Willard Paite Edward Paite Emery Paite | Piette, George (I195419)
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| 24732 | Charles Parman Wilhelmina Parman August Parman Alberteena Parman William Parman Charles Parman Herry Parman | Parman, Carl "Charles" (I322015)
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| 24733 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Janssen, Charles Paul "Chuck" / Hoehne, Brenda Lynn (F2620)
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| 24734 | Charles Paulie 28 Maggie Paulie 28 Harry Paulie 8 Anna Paulie 5 | Pauli, Charles (I199295)
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| 24735 | Charles Paulie 57 Ella M Paulie 54 Chas W Paulie 32 Fred H Paulie 24 | Pauli, Charles (I199295)
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| 24736 | Charles Peerce William H Peerce Angelina Peerce Moses Peerce Jane Peerce John Emet Mary Emet Daniel Shaffer Thomas Lake Thomas Heffeys Julia Loid | Pierce, Charles (I166356)
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| 24737 | charles pein-residence; combined locks. died january 31, 1939 at paper mill of coronary occlusion-contributary-artersclerosis--autopsy performed. occupation; electrician at paper mill-a forman. married to helen pein. he was born april 10, 1879 in germany to john pein and mary gobart. informant; mrs. chas. pein combined locks. buried feb 3, 1939 applewton. undertaker; george r. greenwood-kaukauna. | Pein, Charles (I148054)
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| 24738 | Charles Peligore Rosette Peligore Michael Peligore Elizabeth Peligore | Pillgor, Elizabeth (I309992)
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| 24739 | Charles Peligore Rosette Peligore Michael Peligore Elizabeth Peligore | Unknown, Rosette (I314193)
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| 24740 | Charles Peligore Rosette Peligore Michael Peligore Elizabeth Peligore | Pillgor, Charles (I314194)
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| 24741 | Charles Peligore Rosette Peligore Michael Peligore Elizabeth Peligore | Pillgor, Michael (I317944)
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| 24742 | Charles Pennings, Hilbert, age 70, beloved husband, father and grandfather (Bumpa) passed away surrounded by his family on July 3, 2017 at ThedaCare Hospital (AMC) in Appleton. Chuck was born on October 23, 1946 to Clarence and Eunice Pennings in Appleton and grew up in Little Chute and Combined Locks. After graduating from Kimberly High School in 1964, he enlisted in the US Air Force in March of 1966. During the Vietnam War he was assigned to bases including Bentwaters AFB in England, Aviano AFB in Italy, and Incirlik AFB in Turkey as a jet engine mechanic. He was very proud of his service to our country and spoke of the pleasant experiences often with his family, but especially his dear grandchildren. He completed his tour of duty after almost 5 years attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant. Soon after his return home he met Barb Brunner of Combined Locks. Chuck and Barb were united in marriage on May 5, 1978 in Menominee, Michigan. Their son, Ryan was born shortly after. Chuck was employed by Enstrom Helicopter in Menominee for a few years when Chuck & and Barb decided to get away from the cold and snow. They made it back to Combined Locks when on a whim he applied to Air Wisconsin Airlines in Appleton and was hired in December 1979 as an Airframe & Powerplant (A&P) Mechanic. So much for leaving the cold and snow!! In 1983, they were relocated to Fort Wayne, Indiana where a new adventure awaited. After 6+ years there and new friends, they returned to the Appleton area, and purchased a home in the Black Creek area. In 2000, they bought their retirement home on Lake Winnebago and began their dream of "a lake in the front yard", fishing at the push of a button and watching sunsets together over the water. Chuck's fishing knowledge of Lake Winnebago became widely known but he only shared it with those closest to him. Chuck filled his days with teaching his son everything a father should, including sharing his love of fishing. Chuck and Ryan were great fishing buddies for many, many years. Ryan started playing baseball at the age of 5 and his dad was a great teacher and sometimes coach. Dad was there for every game cheering him on and signaling to him from the bleachers. He was always so proud of him. Later in life he enjoyed watching his grandchildren play sports and made it to as many of their soccer and baseball games as he could. Chuck loved puttering in his shop and was always making something for someone or repairing things. Chuck will forever be remembered and loved by his wife of 39 years, Barb, his son Ryan, daughter-in-law Betsy, his dearest grandchildren MiKayla, MiKenzie and Ryder of Black Creek and step-grandson Tyler Snyder of Appleton, He is further survived by his brother Gerald (Grace) Pennings of Peshtigo, his sisters Joan (Jim) Verstegen of Little Chute, Christy Pennings of Kaukauna, brother-in-law Gary (Bernadine) Kuborn of Waupaca, sister-in-law Karla (fiancé Tom Guyette) Hauser of Appleton, Bruce (Sherry) Brunner of Appleton, Kathy (Gary) Hooyman of Kaukauna, Karen (Ken) Kersten of Kaukauna, Brad (Cheri) Brunner. There are also numerous nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Chuck was preceded in death by his parents, Clarence & Eunice Pennings, his dearest sister Shirley Kuborn, his father-in-law Harold Brunner of Litte Chute, his mother-in-law Hazel Brunner of Combined Locks and many other aunts and uncles. They will be waiting with open arms to welcome him into heaven. A celebration of life will be held on Friday July 7, 2017 from 2:00 to 5:00 pm; services will be at 5:00 pm with Pastor Jesse Johnson officiating at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Drive, Kaukauna, WI, 54130, 920-766-2099. Military rites will be served following the services directly at the funeral home. Dad, for 39 years you taught me and were my guide, my rock to lean on when I needed it and an ear when I needed someone to listen. You taught me every moral & unwritten rule you could think of, just to make sure I was ready to take on anything. I think I am, dad. You taught me to work hard, set goals, then go get them. You were always my favorite fishing & hunting partner, and usually guide. I'll miss our arguments about baseball, about where the walleyes are in Winnebago, but most of all I will miss your smile and "Hi Pal" every time I answered the phone or walked in the door. I'll take care of everything down here dad, don't you worry. I love you. Dad, for almost 18 years I have had the privilege to call you that. You have shown me a lot of things from your knowledge bank. You gave me my best friend and I could never thank you enough for that. You listened to me when I just needed ears to hear me and you gave me lots of advice sitting on the swing watching the lake. Thank you for all the wonderful memories. I love you, Bets. "Pook", until we meet again, you will be with me and beside me. We had 45 years together and numerous wonderful adventures and I have many awesome memories to carry me through. You were a wonderful husband, father and grandpa and I'll love you always. I miss you, but know we'll be together again someday. Love always, "Blanche". Bumpa/Grandpa: Bumpa, walk beside me and guide me through this crazy thing called life. I was blessed to have spent so much time with you. I miss you more than anything. I love you. "Lil Bit". Boettcher Family Funeral Home is assisting the family. (920)-766-2099 www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com | Pennings, Charles (I193022)
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| 24743 | Charles Pennings Lillian Pennings | Pennings, Charles (I117912)
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| 24744 | Charles Persohn Mary Persohn Charles Persohn William Persohn | Persohn, Johann Wm. Carl "Charles" (I336816)
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| 24745 | Charles Persohn Mary Persohn Charles Persohn William Persohn | Persohn, Charles M. J. (I340466)
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| 24746 | Charles Persohn Mary Persohn Charles Persohn William Persohn | Behm, Maria Friedericke (I340467)
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| 24747 | Charles Persohn Caroline Persohn Edward Persohn Otto Persohn Walter Persohn Alfred Persohn Ewin Persohn Victor Persohn Alma Persohn Lillie Persohn Agnes Persohn | Persohn, Johann Wm. Carl "Charles" (I336816)
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| 24748 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Schubert, Charles Peter "Chip" / Verhagen, Patricia Mae (F5459)
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| 24749 | Charles Peterman Carolina Peterman Elmer Peterman Adalia L Peterman | Peterman, Charles (I157597)
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| 24750 | Charles Peterman Lena J Peterman Elmer C Peterman William Molzahn | Peterman, Charles (I157597)
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| 24751 | Charles Peters 47 Martha Peters 27 Ralph J Peters 7 Loyd A Peters 5 11/12 Carl J Peters 4 9/12 Dorothy C Peters 9/12 | Peters, Dorothy (I161615)
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| 24752 | Charles Peters 40 Anna Peters 40 Leola Peters 13 Lillian Peters 12 Melvin Peters 10 Norman Peters 9 Dorothy Peters 6 Harold Peters 4 3/12 Mildred Peters 27 | Peters, Charles W. (I117340)
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| 24753 | Charles Peters 51 Anna Peters 50 Melvin Peters 20 Norman Peters 19 Dorothy Peters 16 Harold Peters 14 Mildred Peters 12 Evelyn Peters 8 | Peters, Charles W. (I117340)
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| 24754 | Charles Peters Martha Peters Ralph J Peters Loyd A Peters [5 11/12] Carl J Peters [4 9/12] Dorothy C Peters [9/12] | Peters, Charles (I161616)
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| 24755 | Charles Peters Martha Peters Ralph Peters Carl Peters Dorothy Peters Allen Peters John Peters Betty Jane Peters Arleen Ann Peters | Peters, Charles (I161616)
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| 24756 | Charles Phillips - 39 Georgia Phillips - 38 Maursee Phillips - 17 [13] Mildred Phillips - 13 Ethan Phillips - 7 | Phillips, Charles Franklin (I320446)
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| 24757 | Charles Phillips Elanor Phillips | Phillips, Charles John (I168941)
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| 24758 | Charles Pierce Julia Pierce John L Pierce Moses Pierce Jane Pierce Sarah Pierce | Pierce, Johnathan (I145734)
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| 24759 | Charles Pierce Julia Pierce John L Pierce Moses Pierce Jane Pierce Sarah Pierce | Pierce, Charles (I166356)
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| 24760 | Charles Pierce Julia Pierce John L Pierce Moses Pierce Jane Pierce Sarah Pierce | Pierce, Moses (I166358)
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| 24761 | Charles Piette 54 Eugenia Piette 54 Jules Piette 18 Charles Piette 15 Lewis Piette 6 Mary Piette 13 | Piette, Julius or Joseph (I157932)
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| 24762 | Charles Piette 54 Eugenia Piette 54 Jules Piette 18 Charles Piette 15 Lewis Piette 6 Mary Piette 13 | Piette, Charles Joseph (I157940)
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| 24763 | Charles Piette Nettie Piette Joseph Piette Selina Piette George Piette Mary Piette William Piette Edward Piette | Piette, George (I195419)
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| 24764 | Charles Piette Nettie Piette George Piette Della Piette Dorothy Piette [0/12] | Piette, George (I195419)
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| 24765 | Charles Piette Nettie Piette Joseph Piette Selina Piette George Piette Mary Piette William Piette Edward Piette | Piette, Charles J. (I186290)
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| 24766 | Charles Piette Josephine Piette Emma Piette James Piette Daniel Piette Madelien Piette Lawrence Piette [3 9/1 ED 192 5th Ward, page 21 | Piette, Charles (I119331)
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| 24767 | Charles Piette Josephine Piette Emma Piette James Piette Daniel Piette Madelien Piette Lawrence Piette [3 9/1 | Piette, Emma (I119330)
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| 24768 | Charles Piette Josephine Piette Emma Piette James Piette Daniel Piette Madelien Piette Lawrence Piette [3 9/1 | Piette, Madeline (I119334)
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| 24769 | Charles Piette Nettie Piette George Piette Della Piette Dorothy Piette [0/12] | Piette, Charles J. (I186290)
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| 24770 | Charles Piette Josephine Piette Lawrence J Piette | Piette, Lawrence (I119328)
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| 24771 | Charles Piette Josephine Piette Lawrence J Piette | LeCapitaine, Josephine (I119329)
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| 24772 | Charles Piette Josephine Piette Lawrence J Piette | Piette, Charles (I119331)
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| 24773 | Charles Pingel Rosa Pingel Ellen Pingel Charles Pingel | Pingel, Charles (I158137)
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| 24774 | Charles Plate Kittie M Plate Joseph C Plate Celine M Plate George M Plate Mary F Plate William J Plate | Piette, Celine M. "Salina" (I169351)
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| 24775 | Charles Plate Kittie M Plate Joseph C Plate Celine M Plate George M Plate Mary F Plate William J Plate | Piette, Charles J. (I186290)
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| 24776 | Charles Posson Marsha Posson Lesla C Posson Chester Posson | Posson, Charles (I190538)
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| 24777 | Charles Prasher Carry Prasher Arthur Prasher Rosella Prasher Bernard Prasher Ruth Prasher Charles Prasher Theodore Prasher | Prasher, Charles (I120832)
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| 24778 | Charles Prasher Carie Prasher Arthur A Prasher Rosella A Prasher Bernard J Prasher Ruth K Prasher Carl F Prasher Theodore R Prasher Lloyd W Prasher Raymond E Prasher | Prasher, Charles (I120832)
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| 24779 | Charles Prasher Carry Prasher Rosella Prasher Carl F Prasher Raymond Prasher Richard Prasher | Prasher, Charles (I120832)
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| 24780 | Charles Prasher Carry Prasher Rosella Prasher Carl F Prasher Raymond Prasher Richard Prasher | Prasher, Richard C. (I142474)
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| 24781 | Charles Prasher Corra Prasher Rose Prasher Ruth Prasher Carl Prasher Raymond Prasher Alice Prasher Richard Prasher | Prasher, Charles (I120832)
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| 24782 | CHARLES PREISLER. Prominent among the agriculturists of Dale township, Outagamie county, may be mentioned Charles Preisler, who is operating a farm of 120 acres in sections 10 and 11. He is a native of Illinois, born July 19, 1858, a son of Charles and Mary A. (Meyers) Preisler, natives of Germany, who were married in the United States and first settled in Illinois, from whence they moved to Missouri, where Mr. Preisler died. The family came to Wisconsin in 1873, and settled in Ozaukee county, where Mrs. Preisler still lives, being seventy-two years of age. Charles Preisler was the second of his parents' eleven children, and after leaving home he began working at the mason trade, but later engaged in railroading. Eventually he turned his attention to farming, and rented a tract in section 15, Dale township, on which he lived about twenty-three years, after which he purchased the place he now owns, moving to it in the spring of 1909. On September 26, 1892, Mr. Preisler was married to Sophia Gmeiner, born November 15, 1860, daughter of Joseph and Mary (Hoffman) Gmeiner. Mrs. Preisler's parents were born in Germany, and after their marriage in Wisconsin settled in Dale township, where Mr. Gmeiner was engaged in farming until his removal to the village of Dale, where he died at the age of seventy-seven years. His widow survives, having attained the age of eighty-two years. Four children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Preisler: Anna, single and residing at home; Stephen, of Dale township, who is married and has one child; and Waldemer and Reuben, residing at home. Mr. Preisler is a Republican in politics, and he and his family attend the Lutheran Church. He has his farm in excellent condition, sixty-five acres being under cultivation, carries on general farming, and markets dairy products, hogs, cattle, grain, sugar beets and potatoes. | Preisler, Charles (I308279)
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| 24783 | Charles Prier Idah Prier Alfred Prier Henry Prier Olive Prier John R Prier Clarence Prier William Price G W Parker | Parker, George Washington (I180283)
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| 24784 | Charles Pritzl Evelyn Pritzl Robert Pritzl Barbara Pritzl | Pritzl, Charles "Karl" Joseph (I116471)
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| 24785 | Charles Promer 33 Irene Promer 26 Mary Ellen Promer 7 Agnes Julia Promer 6 Charles J Promer 1 8/12 | Promer, Charles Jr. (I125845)
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| 24786 | Charles Promer Irene Promer Mary Ellen Promer Agnes Julia Promer Charles J Promer [1 8/12] | Chauveneau, Irene (I151253)
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| 24787 | Charles Promer Julia Promer John Promer Joseph Promer Payline Promer Charles Promer Julia Promer Peter Promer August Promer | Promer, Charles Jr. (I125845)
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| 24788 | Charles Promer Julia Promer John Promer Joseph Promer Payline Promer Charles Promer Julia Promer Peter Promer August Promer | Promer, Charles (I136728)
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| 24789 | Charles Promer | Promer, Charles Jr. (I125845)
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| 24790 | Charles Promer | Promer, Charles (I136728)
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| 24791 | Charles Prosher Carrie Prosher Rosalie Prasher Ruth Prasher Carl Prasher Theodore Prasher Loyal Prasher Raymond Prasher Alice Prasher Richard Prasher | Prasher, Charles (I120832)
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| 24792 | Charles Puls Theresa Puls Anna Puls | Puls, Charles "Carl" (I163834)
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| 24793 | Charles Puls Thersa Puls Anna Puls Henry Puls Fred Puls William Puls | Puls, Charles "Carl" (I163834)
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| 24794 | Charles Puls Thersa Puls Anna Puls Henry Puls Fred Puls William Puls | Puls, Henry (I163840)
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| 24795 | Charles Puls Thersa Puls Anna Puls Henry Puls Fred Puls William Puls | Long, Theresa (I182801)
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| 24796 | Charles R Abraham Ella Abraham Clarence Abraham Harvey Abraham Florence Abraham Floyd Abraham Gilbert Abraham | Abraham, Carl "Charles" (I171552)
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| 24797 | Charles R Abraham Ella Abraham Clarence Abraham Harvey Abraham Florence Abraham Floyd Abraham Gilbert Abraham | Sachs, Ella (I171556)
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| 24798 | Charles R Briggs 56 Mary Briggs 49 Charles R Briggs 27 Wallace M Briggs 22 | Briggs, Charles Robert I (I189607)
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| 24799 | Charles R Cady 48 Ethel Cady 38 Kendell Cady 22 Catherine Cady 19 Fred Cady 15 | Cady, Charles Randall (I168003)
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| 24800 | Charles R Cady 48 Ethel Cady 38 Kendell Cady 22 Catherine Cady 19 Fred Cady 15 | Smith, Ethel Crandall (I168008)
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| 24801 | Charles R Degreen Violet I Degreen Roy Raess | Nagreen, Charles (I194096)
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| 24802 | Charles R Nagreen Mary A Nagreen Harriet Nagreen Violet I Nagreen [3 8/12] | Nagreen, Charles (I194096)
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| 24803 | Charles R Stark Florence B Stark Harold M Stark Holbrooke H Stark Mildred R Stark Anna Montgomery | Stark, Mildred (I192414)
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| 24804 | Charles R Stier 17 Jun 1885 Outagamie View Record Anna Warner 17 Jun 1885 Outagamie | Stier, Charles (I310038)
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| 24805 | Charles R. "Chuck" Enos, of Greenville, age 62, passed into eternal life on Sunday, April 1, 2007, following an Acute Myeloblastic Leukemia. Chuck never considered his illness as a battle to be fought, but only as a journey, drawing him ever closer to his Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ. He displayed constant joy and unshakable faith in the Lord as a witness to all those around him. His sparkling eyes, ready smile, and outstanding sense of humor will always be remembered. Chuck was a loving and devoted husband to his wife of 39 years, Faye, and an exceptional father to his sons, Bart and Shane, who were the pride of his life. Chuck had a compassionate heart and a deep love for family and friends. He had a gift of counsel and was always available to listen and provide comfort and encouragement to others. Chuck enjoyed playing his guitar and writing songs and poems, many of which he sang or recited at church and other social functions. He enjoyed fishing, hunting, and especially loved his cabin in Fence, Wisconsin. Chuck was retired from the Marine Corps, having served in 3rd Battalion, 3rd Marines, 3rd Marine division, I Company, 2nd Platoon. He earned a Purple Heart in Viet Nam, and many other medals of commendation. He supported the Veteran's Administration, and DAV Chapter Wisconsin 18, and he faithfully supported Feed the Children, World Vision, and Compassion International. Chuck is survived by the love of his life, Faye, whom he married on July 22, 1967. He is further survived by his two sons: Bart, and his wife, USAF, Fairview Heights, IL; and Shane, USAF, Great Falls, MT; and two granddaughters; his beloved father, Robert T. Crowe; three sisters: Jeanette Huss, London, AR; Carol Sue Million, San Antonio, TX; Penny Kortan, Buda, TX; two brothers: Larry Kinsey, Mead, WA; Tom Crowe, Austin, TX; sister-in-law, Gail Jensen, Kenosha, WI; as well as many aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. He was preceded in death by his mother, Marjorie Brust. Funeral services for Chuck will be held on Wednesday, April 4, 2007, at 10:30 a.m. at Appleton Alliance Church (2693 West Grand Chute Boulevard) with Rev. Dick J. Schaefer officiating. Friends may call at the church from 9 a.m. until the time of the service. Interment and Military Honors will take place on Wednesday afternoon at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Chuck's name. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 | Enos, Chuck (I313694)
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| 24806 | Charles R. Damro Kaukauna Times 12/02/1997 A4 Obit | Damro, Charles (I11269)
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| 24807 | Charles R. Stadler, Neenah, age 91, passed away peacefully at his home on Wednesday, December 26, 2007. He was born June 30, 1916, in Manawa, son of the late Joseph and Frances (Colling) Stadler. Charles married Bernadette Haas on June 18, 1938, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Menasha. He was employed with Kimberly-Clark for 43 years until his retirement. Charles enjoyed woodworking and furniture restoration after retiring. He was a very loving husband and family man. Charles was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Neenah. Survivors include three children: Rita (Carl) McKellip, Douglas, WY; Sr. Kathleen Stadler CSFN, Des Plaines, IL; Charles (Sue) Stadler, Monroe, MI; six grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; a sister, Dolores Marks, Oshkosh; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Jaime; six brothers and six sisters. The Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, December 29, 2007, at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Neenah, with Fr. Michael Ingold officiating. Visitation will be held at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in St. Margaret's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established in his name for Fr. Carr's Place 2 Be. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 920-722-7151 | Stadler, Charles (I111266)
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| 24808 | Charles Radtke Mary Radtke Elizabeth Radtke Paul Radtke Marien Radtke [1 4/12] | Nienhaus, Mary Cunigunda (I65528)
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| 24809 | Charles Ranke Johanna Ranke Bertha Ranke Charles Ranke Albert Ranke John Ranke Henry Ranke August Ranke Frank Ranke Luies Ranke William Ranke | Reinke, Charles (I128445)
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| 24810 | Charles Ranke Johanna Ranke Bertha Ranke Charles Ranke Albert Ranke John Ranke Henry Ranke August Ranke Frank Ranke Luies Ranke William Ranke | Reinke, William (I143767)
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| 24811 | Charles Ranke Johanna Ranke Bertha Ranke Charles Ranke Albert Ranke John Ranke Henry Ranke August Ranke Frank Ranke Luies Ranke William Ranke | Tesch, Johanna (I190750)
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| 24812 | Charles Regelin Mary Regelin Fredrick Regelin Rosey Regelin Frankie Regelin Charlie Regolin | Regolin, Carl "Charles" (I163880)
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| 24813 | Charles Regelin Mary Regelin Fredrick Regelin Rosey Regelin Frankie Regelin Charlie Regolin | Regolin, Charles (I181326)
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| 24814 | Charles Regelin Mary Regelin Fredrick Regelin Rosey Regelin Frankie Regelin Charlie Regolin | Regolin, Rose (I187087)
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| 24815 | Charles Reiniche Hannah Reiniche Bertha Reiniche Charles Reiniche Albert Reiniche John Reiniche Henry Reiniche | Reinke, Charles (I128445)
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| 24816 | Charles Reinke 68 Teine Reinke 55 George Reinke 19 Freda Reinke 16 Andrew Reinke 14 | Reinke, Andrew H. (I146828)
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| 24817 | Charles Reinke Hannah Reinke Louis Reinke Louisa Reinke Avalt Reinke | Reinke, Charles (I128445)
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| 24818 | Charles Rhomlow Meary Rhomlow Charles Rhomlow Meary Rhomlow William Rhomlow Anna Rhomlow Bertha Rhomlow | Rahmlow, Mary (I121454)
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| 24819 | Charles Rhomlow Meary Rhomlow Charles Rhomlow Meary Rhomlow William Rhomlow Anna Rhomlow Bertha Rhomlow | Rahmlow, Anna (I190415)
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| 24820 | Charles Rhomlow Meary Rhomlow Charles Rhomlow Meary Rhomlow William Rhomlow Anna Rhomlow Bertha Rhomlow | Rahmlow, Charles "Carl" (I201627)
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| 24821 | Charles Rice Margaret Rice Anna Rice Mary Rice | Rice, Charles (I37115)
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| 24822 | Charles Rice Margret Rice Hanora Rice John Rice Maria Rice Thomas Rice Charles Rice Margret Rice James Rice William Rice | Rice, Charles (I37115)
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| 24823 | Charles Richards 12/14/1860 - 1/15/1918 Amelia Plonska 8/18/1879 - abt 1943 | Richards, Claude William (I148716)
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| 24824 | Charles Richmond Norman Richmond | Richmond, Norman (I199115)
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| 24825 | Charles Rier Dora Rier Bertha Rier Anna Rier | Reier, Charles (I170799)
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| 24826 | Charles Riesenweber Dena Riesenweber Chester Riesenweber Ruth Riesenweber | Riesenweber, Chester (I199690)
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| 24827 | Charles Ristan Annie Ristan Alma Ristan Lillian Ristan Evelan Ristan Bernece Ristan Charly Ristan Leroy Ristan Mamie Ristan Gustav Ristan | Ristau, Gustav W. (I31695)
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| 24828 | CHARLES RISTAU, a prominent contractor of Kaukauna, who has been connect ed with various business enterprises in this city for a long period, was b orn in West Prussia, Germany, October 3, 1866, and is a son of Gottlieb a nd Amelia (Karth) Ristau. Mr. Ristau's parents came to the United Stat es in 1871, locating at Utica, New York, and later moving to Minnesota, wh ere Mr. Ristau took up a homestead. In 1874 he came to Kaukauna. and was e mployed on the government dam, but died during the same year. His first wi fe died in 1867, and in 1869 he was married (second) to Minnie Zimmerma n, who was married again after his death. Charles Ristau received a publ ic school education at Kaukauna, and after completing his studies he to ok up papermaking, becoming boss in the paper mills. Later he entered t he retail liquor business, in which he continued for a few years, and in 1 893, with Peter J. Helf, he organized the City Brewery at Kaukauna, bei ng one of the proprietors thereof for five years. His next business ventu re was conducting a hotel with his brother, whom he later bought out, a nd he continued to conduct this hostelry until July, 1909, when he sold o ut and engaged in contracting, which has been his occupation to the prese nt time. On August 14, 1888, Mr. Ristau was married to Miss Annie Adrian s, daughter of Nicholas Adrians, of Appleton, and they had a family of eig ht children. Mrs. Ristau died in 1904, and he was married (second) to Minn ie Adrians, his first wife's sister. Mr. Ristau is a member of the Elks, t he Eagles and the Kaukauna Advancement Club. He has been alderman of the F irst Ward, and is the owner of Columbia Park, which is now being used by t he city. Successful as a business man, and public spirited as a citizen, M r. Ristau is held in high esteem by his fellow townsmen, and he has an eve r-widening circle of warm personal friends. | Ristau, Charles (I30837)
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| 24829 | Charles Ristau Caroline Ristau Oral Ristau Vanna Ristau [3/12] | Ristau, Charles (I130677)
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| 24830 | Charles Robedean Anna Robedean Ordel Robedean Lavern Robedean | Phillips, Anna (I117544)
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| 24831 | Charles Robedean Anna Robedean Ordel Robedean Lavern Robedean | Robedeaux, Charles (I133036)
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| 24832 | Charles Rockstroh Carrie Rockstroh Irene Rockstroh Lucile Rockstroh | Rockstroh, Lucille Mae (I118205)
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| 24833 | Charles Rockstroh Carrie Rockstroh Lucile Van Wyk Mary Lon Van Wyk | Rockstroh, Lucille Mae (I118205)
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| 24834 | Charles Roehl Louisa Roehl John Roehl | Buchholtz, Louisa (I152690)
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| 24835 | Charles Roehl Louisa Roehl John Roehl | Roehl, Charles (I165793)
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| 24836 | Charles Roeland John Roeland Anne Roeland | Roeland, John "Jack" (I39046)
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| 24837 | Charles Rogers (Carlos Raggi) married Louise Gritton June 17,1884 at St. John's Church in Little Chute, per document. | Family: Rogers, Charles / Gritton, Louise (F61076)
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| 24838 | CHARLES ROGERS BLANSHAN, one of the leading agriculturists of Seymour township, Outagamie county, and the owner of Hillside Farm, an excellent tract of farming land situated on section 20, was born in Scott township, Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, September 30, 1863, and is a son of Jacob and Marie (Travis) Blanshan and a grandson of Mathew and Margaret Blanshan. Mathew Blanshan was a native of France who came to America at the time of the driving out of the Huguenots, and later became a messenger on the staff of General George Washington during the Revolutionary War, and history contains many accounts of his daring bravery and his many narrow escapes from death. His wife, Margaret, was a native of Holland, whose parents came to this country to better their condition, and she, like young Blanshan, grew up in New York, where they were married. Their children were: Daniel, Peter, Henry, Jacob and Catherine. Jacob Blanshan was born near the Hudson river, in Cayuga county, New York, and as a youth had the ambition to become a lawyer, but this desire was opposed by his parents, who were strict Presbyterians and could see no good in the profession, so he took up farming as a life occupation, and after his marriage came West, locating in Scott township, Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, May 12, 1848. This country was still a total wilderness, the first white families having come here the year previous, and he had to follow a blazed trail to locate the eighty acres which he had taken up. His household goods had miscarried, and for quite a long time the family cooking had to be done in a bake kettle, over an empty log, but the hardy spirit of the pioneer was there and undaunted he started to clear his land for the development of a farm. The wild animals were numerous in this section at that time, and the even wilder redmen had not left their haunts, and Mr. Blanshan's accurate use of a rifle was often tested to its limit when his wife would come fleeing to him in terror in the fields. Later three of his children, Henry, Peter and Reed, were claimed by the black diphtheria and his daughter, Anna, aged nineteen years passed away in the flower of young womanhood, but through it all this sturdy settler continued to assist in the development of the new country, and eventually, after twenty-six years spent on the property had a fine farm. At the time of the outbreak of the Civil War, he was commissioned captain of a company, but the sickness of his daughter prevented his being mustered into the service, although he did valiant work in helping the families of those who had left for the front. A strong Republican in politics he served his township and county in nearly every office in the gift of the people, and finally was chosen to represent his district in the State Assembly in 1870, being compelled to refuse a second term on account of ill health. In 1874 Mr. Blanshan removed to Grand Junction, Iowa, where he located on 160 acres of land, but three years later sold this property, with the intention of returning to Wisconsin, but, changing his mind, purchased another Iowa property and there resided until his death, August 15, 1893, at the age of seventy-nine years, three months and four days. Mr. Blanshan was married to Marie Travis, who was born in Cayuga county, New York, a daughter of Albert Travis, a native of Germany who was killed when she was but eight years old, and she was reared in a family of Quakers by the name of Moser. She worked out as a girl and earned two shillings a week, also learning the art of weaving. Mrs. | Blanshan, Charles Rogers (I160249)
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| 24839 | Charles Rogers John P Rogers Louis Rogers Elizabeth Rogers Karl Rogers | Rogers, Louis Nicholas (I188090)
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| 24840 | Charles Rogers Emma H Rogers Arnold Rogers Frances Rogers Dorthey Rogers Harrley Rogers | Rogers, Charles (I153417)
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| 24841 | Charles Rogers Emma H Rogers Arnold Rogers Frances Rogers Dorthey Rogers Harrley Rogers | Rogers, Arnold (I194774)
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| 24842 | Charles Rogers John P Rogers Louis Rogers Elizabeth Rogers Karl Rogers | Rogers, Charles (I175502)
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| 24843 | Charles Rohl Louisa Rohl Henry Rohl | Roehl, Charles (I165793)
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| 24844 | Charles Rohl Louisa Rohl Louis Rohl Fredrick Rohl Rosie Rohl John Rohl Christian Rohl | Roehl, Charles (I165793)
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| 24845 | Charles Rohl Louisa Rohl Louis Rohl Fredrick Rohl Rosie Rohl John Rohl Christian Rohl | Roehl, Christian (I165786)
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| 24846 | Charles Rohn Bertha Rohn Clarra Rohn Eliza Rohn Michael Rohn William Rohn Rachael Rohn Wm. Muenchow | Rohn, Charles (I121849)
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| 24847 | Charles Rosenthal - 33 Louisa Rosenthal - 24 Arthur Rosenthal - 4 Ella Rosenthal - 3 Edwin Rosenthal - 1 Elizibath Rosenthal - 13 | Rosenthal, Charles (I165365)
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| 24848 | Charles Rosenthal - 43 Amalia L Rosenthal - 34 Arther Rosenthal - 14 Alla Rosenthal - 11 [12] Edwin Rosenthal - 10 Walter Rosenthal - 8 Etta Rosenthal - 5 | Rosenthal, Charles (I165365)
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| 24849 | Charles Royal Brainard born 4/29/1910 in New London to Charles Brainard of New London age 36, laborer and Elizabeth VanRoy housewife 5th child, 4 living. | Brainard, Charles Royal (I136950)
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| 24850 | Charles Royal Brainard died 10/21/1927, single aged 17 yr, 5 mo, 19 day, born grand Chute, son of Charles Brainard and Elizabeth VanRoy, cause Tuburculosis | Brainard, Charles Royal (I136950)
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| 24851 | Charles Rubert Caroline Rubert August Rubert Otto Borcot | Kraus, Carrie (I329024)
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| 24852 | Charles Rubert Caroline Rubert August Rubert Otto Borcot | Rubbert, Charles (I329025)
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| 24853 | Charles S Boyd Louise H Boyd Martha H Boyd Geraldine Conrad Luella E Schwalenberg | Boyd, Charles S. (I308278)
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| 24854 | Charles S Peebles 47 Herrietta C Peebles 31 Myron A Peebles 23 Margaret J Peebles 15 Charles L Peebles 0 Iris M Peebles 6 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Ellington, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1731; Page: 5A; Enumeration District: 0134; FHL microfilm: 1375744 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/7884/4455057_00104?pid=31046349&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DWEG4%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1910uscenindex%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26gsfn%3Dcharles%26gsfn_x%3DNN%26gsln%3Dpeebles%26gsln_x%3DNN%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3Df%26MSAV%3D1%26MSV%3D0%26uidh%3Dt42%26pcat%3DUSFEDCEN%26fh%3D0%26h%3D31046349%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WEG4&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Peebles, Charles (I162556)
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| 24855 | CHARLES S. BOYD, president and treasurer of the Appleton Coated Paper Company, at Appleton, Wisconsin, of which he was the organizer, was born at Appleton, November 27, 1871, and is a son of Samuel and Cornelia S. (Bowen) Boyd. Samuel Boyd was born in England, and was a son of Major Thomas Boyd, an officer in the British army, who came to America with his family and took up 1,000 acres of land on the eastern shore of Lake Winnebago, Calumet county, Wisconsin. This entire tract he put under cultivation. He had five sons and two daughters, all of whom accompanied him to America in the early '40s, and three of his sons were educated at Lawrence University, Samuel Boyd being a graduate of that institution. Charles S. Boyd graduated from Lawrence University in 1893, after which he attended the University of Chicago for one year, and then went into the line of business with which he has been identified ever since. His first work in this direction was with the Moser Paper Company, of Chicago, Illinois, and when he left that concern in 1900 he became traveling salesman for the Plover Paper Company of Stevens Point, and continued until October, 1905, when he organized the Charles S. Boyd Paper Company. He is still operating this plant. In 1907 he organized the Appleton Coated Paper Company. The officers of the former company are: Charles S. Boyd, president; Robert E. Boyd, vice-president, and John Lowe, secretary. This company was started in Kaukauna, but its machinery was moved to Appleton in 1910. It refinishes and markets various lines and grades of cover paper as its principal output. The Appleton Coated Paper Company was organized and incorporated May 7, 1907, with these officers: Charles S. Boyd, president and treasurer; Robert E. Boyd, vice-president, and Curtis Bynum, secretary. On account of failing health, Mr. Bynum sold his interest in 1909 and sought a milder climate, at which time John Lowe became secretary. This company first leased and then bought a factory formerly operated by a canning company, but later made improvements and additions that now give them 30,000 square feet of floor space. It manufactures coated papers and card boards, securing its raw stock from the local mills, and also uses an imported clay which is mined in England and is known as English coating clay. It is the only plant of its kind in Wisconsin and has a capacity of 12,000 pounds per day. The product is used for high grade catalogue and magazine work. The process of manufacture is very interesting. The paper when taken as raw stock is coated with a preparation of clay and casein, the latter a milk product, about 700 pounds of which is used daily. It is calculated that 100 pounds of milk will make three pounds of casein and it requires about 1,000 cows to supply the casein needed by this company. It is purchased from creameries. The company gives employment to sixty-five people. Shipments are made to the leading jobbing points in the Middle West. | Boyd, Charles S. (I308278)
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| 24856 | Charles S. Ritz, 78, Green Bay, died peacefully at a local nursing home on July 13, 2015. Born on July 12, 1937, in Green Bay, he is the son of the late Ann (Molliet) and Charles Ritz. On January 4, 1969, he married the former Jean Krueger at St. Boniface Church. Chuck is a 1955 graduate of Green Bay East High School. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army. Chuck owned "Just Chuck's" and "The Ritz Lounge," prior to owning and operating Ritz Sales Co., until his retirement in 2011. He was a loving husband, father, and grandfather who loved his family dearly. Chuck loved to read, and was especially proud of getting a hole-in-one at Brown County Golf Course years ago. He also enjoyed going to McDonalds each morning to have coffee with his friends. Chuck is survived by his loving wife, Jean; one son, Kurt (Kathy) Ritz, Austin, TX; one daughter, Michele (Jeremy) Harnish, San Juan Capistrano, CA; eight grandchildren, Riley, Charles, Miles, Jeremya, Abigail, Joshua, Jason, and Tori; three brothers-in-law, Robert (Julie) Krueger, Jerry Krueger, and Tom Corcoran; very special aunt, Ellen, and her children; three nieces and one nephew close to his heart; and his cousins, aunts, and special friends, Rick, Joyce, Bill, Adrian, and Carrie. He was preceded in death by his parents; one sister, Carol Corcoran; and numerous extended family members. Visitation at Malcore (West) Funeral Home, 1530 West Mason St., Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Funeral service 12:00 p.m. (Noon) Saturday at the funeral home with George Glen officiating. Please visit www.malcorefuneralhome.com to share a memory or extend condolences to the family. The family would like to extend a special thank you to all who took special care of him at Bayshore Nursing Home. Their love and compassion for Chuck and Jean were truly a blessing. | Ritz, Charles (I339344)
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| 24857 | CHARLES S. VINAL, city engineer of Appleton, Wisconsin, who has been engaged in civil engineering since his fourteenth year, was born in Iowa, September 10, 1858, a son of Henry L. and Maria W. (Reed) Vinal, natives of Massachusetts, who went to Iowa at an early date and later returned to Massachusetts, removing in 1900 to Virginia, where Mr. Vinal died in 1907. Mrs. Vinal, who is still living there, has been the mother of three daughters and two sons, all of whom are still living. The Vinal family is one of the old New England ones, tracing its ancestry back to 1635, when Ann Vinal and her sons, Charles and Stephen, came to the American Colonies. Charles H. Vinal received his early education in Massachusetts, and was given the advantages of attendance at high school and Bryant & Stratton's Business College, at which latter place he studied civil engineering, his maternal grandfather having followed that profession. He came to Wisconsin in 1879, and for eleven years was locating engineer with the Milwaukee, Lake Shore & Western Railroad. In 1885 he settled in Appleton, and during 1890 was elected city engineer of that city, a position he has held for eleven years since that time, the intervening years being spent in a successful contracting business. He is now serving as city engineer. In 1882 Mr. Vinal was united in marriage with Ida M. Fernald, of Massachusetts, daughter of B. N. and Henrietta (Simpson) Fernald, a New England family, and to this union there has been born one daughter, Velma H., a graduate of the University of Wisconsin, and a successful teacher. Mr. Vinal is a member of the Wisconsin Engineering Society, Odd Fellows and Encampment, the Knights of Pythias and the Elks, in all of which he is extremely popular. | Vinal, Charles S. (I308277)
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| 24858 | Charles S. Wagner, 72, 206 E. Division street, Kaukauna, died at 7 o'clock this morning at his home after a long illness. He was born Sept. 28, 1865, in Marathon City and lived in Kaukauna for about 40 years. He was an employe of the Thilmany Pulp and Paper company for 32 years before his retirement six years ago. Funeral services will be at 9:30 Saturday morning at Holy Cross church, Kaukauna, with burial in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Fargo Funeral home, Kaukauna, after 7:30 tonight. The rosary will be recited there at 8 o'clock tonight and Friday night. Survivors include the wi- dow; two daughters, JVIrs. Elmer Kieffer, Kaukauna, and Mrs. Harold Lamers, Kimberly; two sons, Francis, Kaukauna, and Charles J., West Allis; one sister, Mrs. Henry Killian, Kaukauna; and 16 grandchildren. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, August 07, 1958 | Page 18 Born: September 28, 1885 Died: August 7, 1958 Place of Birth: Marathon, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: August 7, 1958 Section: Page: 18 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Cross Location: Kaukauna, WI | Wagner, Charles S. (I7424)
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| 24859 | Charles Santer 51 Katharina Santer 49 Arthur Santer 20 Alexander Santer 17 Henry Santer 12 Gertrude Santer 7 | Sauter, Charles (I142140)
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| 24860 | Charles Sauter 41 Charlotte Sauter 39 George A Sauter 19 Arthur J Sauter 10 Alexander Sauter 8 Nap J Sauter 6 Henry P Sauter 2 | Sauter, Charles (I142140)
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| 24861 | Charles Schaefer 10/11/1875 4/25/1959 Post Crescent 4/27/1959 A 14 | Schaefer, Charles (I173312)
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| 24862 | Charles Schafalke Rena Schafalke Rose Schafalke Albert Fischer Henry Fischer Arthur Fischer | Fischer, Arthur (I200136)
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| 24863 | Charles Schafer - 45 Anna Schafer - 41 Walter Schafer - 16 Sylvenis Schafer - 14 William Schafer - 12 Rubin Schafer - 2 [2 7/12] Stephen Summers - 72 John Summers - 40 Michel Summers - 29 | Sommers, Stephen (I176333)
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| 24864 | Charles Scheer John Scheer | Scheer, Charles (I341727)
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| 24865 | Charles Scheer is a little guy but you would never think he is at the 80-year mark. Charlie says he is the last of the Veterans of the Spanish American War in Kaukauna, a war that occurred some 60 years ago. Charlie's function at the 4th of July celebration is that of the city's American Legion Post's Chaplain. (picture of Charles Scheer) | Scheer, Charles (I341727)
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| 24866 | Charles Schimmer | Schimmer, Charles (I77386)
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| 24867 | Charles Schimmer Lena Schimmer David Noble | Schimmer, Charles (I77386)
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| 24868 | Charles Schinelpfring 58 Catharin Schinelpfring 50 John Schinelpfring 24 Elizabeth Schinelpfring 22 William Schinelpfring 20 Louis Schinelpfring 17 Charles Schinelpfring 14 Edward Schinelpfring 12 | Schimmelpfenning, William Carl F. (I158952)
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| 24869 | Charles Schinelpfring 58 Catharin Schinelpfring 50 John Schinelpfring 24 Elizabeth Schinelpfring 22 William Schinelpfring 20 Louis Schinelpfring 17 Charles Schinelpfring 14 Edward Schinelpfring 12 | Schimmelpfenning, Carl (I158958)
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| 24870 | Charles Schinelpfring 58 Catharin Schinelpfring 50 John Schinelpfring 24 Elizabeth Schinelpfring 22 William Schinelpfring 20 Louis Schinelpfring 17 Charles Schinelpfring 14 Edward Schinelpfring 12 | Kempf, Pauline (I181797)
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| 24871 | Charles Schmidt Anna Schmidt Martin Schmidt Marie Schmidt | Schmidt, Charles A. (I154324)
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| 24872 | Charles Schmidt Anna Schmidt Martin Schmidt Marie Schmidt | Miller, Anna (I176459)
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| 24873 | Charles Schmidt Anna Schmidt Martin Schmidt Marie Schmidt | Schmidt, Martin (I176468)
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| 24874 | Charles Schmidt Anna Schmidt Martin Schmidt Marie Schmidt | Schmidt, Mary Agnes (I176769)
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| 24875 | Charles Schnieder Rose H Schnieder Elmer Schnieder Louis Schnieder Ernest Krock | Krock, Ernest (I139985)
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| 24876 | Charles Schraeder Johanna Schraeder Charles Schraeder Sophia Schraeder Frederick Schraeder Mary Schraeder Lisa Schraeder Wilhelm Schraeder | Schroeder, Charles (I118095)
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| 24877 | Charles Schroeder Ella Schroeder Gordon Schroeder Gilbert Schroeder Carl Schroeder Dorothy Schroeder Julius Schroeder | Schroeder, Julius Walter (I131416)
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| 24878 | Charles Schroeder Ella Schroeder Gordon Schroeder Gilbert Schroeder Carl Schroeder Dorothy Schroeder Julius Schroeder | Schroeder, Charles (I131567)
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| 24879 | Charles Schubring Mary Schubring Dorothy Schubring | Schubring, Charles (I154339)
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| 24880 | Charles Schultz 51 Henrietta Schultz 37 Frank Schultz 21 Theodore Schultz 13 Ida Schultz 10 Amelia Schultz 9 Otto Schultz 7 Bertha Schultz 5 Charles Schultz 3 Source Citation Year: 1880; Census Place: Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota; Roll: 622; Family History Film: 1254622; Page: 471C; Enumeration District: 253; Image: 0763 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6742/4241996-00765/33124909?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1880usfedcen%26h%3d33124909%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d6061&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Schultz, Theodore (I200910)
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| 24881 | Charles Seidell Mary Seidell William Seidell Leonard Seidell Agnes Seidell Lawrence Seidell | Seidl, Lawrence "Larry" (I64860)
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| 24882 | Charles Seidell Mary Seidell William Seidell Leonard Seidell Agnes Seidell Lawrence Seidell | Seidl, Charles C. (I132906)
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| 24883 | Charles Seigworth Mary Siegwarth Clara Siegwarth George Siegwarth Frank Siegwarth Ella Siegwarth | Siegwarth, Charles (I171206)
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| 24884 | Charles Selig 36 Ricka Selig 34 Augusta Selig 9 John Selig 7 Lena Selig 4 Ludwig Selig 8M Joachim Selig 61 Marie Selig 71 | Selig, Charles (I152886)
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| 24885 | Charles Selig 56 Sena Selig 54 Robert Selig 18 Minnie Selig 16 | Selig, Robert (I152884)
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| 24886 | Charles Selig died at his home on Durkee street this morning at 8:30 o'clock of heart trouble. Mr. Selig was 77 years old. He came to the city direct from Germany in 1872 and has made his home in Appleton ever since. Besides his widow, he is survived by two daughters, Mrs. John Hoffman and Mrs. Gus Doerfler of Appleton; two sons, Louis and Robert of this city; fourteen grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. | Selig, Charles (I152886)
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| 24887 | Charles Selig Alvinie Selig Rosetta Selig Clifford Selig Orville Selig | Selig, Rosette Nina (I128669)
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| 24888 | Charles Selig Alvinie Selig Rosetta Selig Clifford Selig Orville Selig | Selig, Clifford (I177325)
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| 24889 | Charles Selig Ricka Selig Augusta Selig John Selig Lena Selig Ludwig Selig Joachim Selig Marie Selig | Selig, Ludwig LOUIS (I150804)
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| 24890 | Charles Selig Ricka Selig Augusta Selig John Selig Lena Selig Ludwig Selig Joachim Selig Marie Selig | Selig, Joachim (I152888)
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| 24891 | Charles Selig Caroline Selig | Goemans, Caroline (I158601)
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| 24892 | Charles Selig Caroline Selig | Selig, Charles J. (I158602)
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| 24893 | Charles Shabo Annie L Shabo Margaret Shabo Wilbert Shabo | Schabo, Charles (I108643)
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| 24894 | Charles Shrader Augusta M Shrader Edwin A Shrader Elcy B Shrader Adella A Shrader | Schroeder, Elsie (I205022)
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| 24895 | Charles Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Clara Siegwarth George Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Anna Siegwarth Frank Siegwarth Ella Siegwarth | Siegwarth, Charles (I171206)
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| 24896 | Charles Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Clara Siegwarth George Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Anna Siegwarth Frank Siegwarth Ella Siegwarth | Unknown, Mary Siegwarth (I181608)
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| 24897 | Charles Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Clara Siegwarth George Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Anna Siegwarth Frank Siegwarth Ella Siegwarth | Siegwarth, Mary (I182223)
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| 24898 | Charles Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Clara Siegwarth George Siegwarth Mary Siegwarth Anna Siegwarth Frank Siegwarth Ella Siegwarth | Siegwarth, Ella (I182225)
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| 24899 | Charles Sievert Ida Sievert Caroline Sievert Carl Sievert Willard Sievert Lanora Sievert Gertrude Sievert Roman Sievert | Sievert, Roman (I152465)
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| 24900 | Charles Sievert Ida Sievert Caroline Sievert Carl Sievert Willard Sievert Lanora Sievert Gertrude Sievert Roman Sievert | Sievert, Charles W. (I188093)
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| 24901 | Charles Sievert Mabel Sievert Margaret Sievert | Sievert, Charles W. (I188093)
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| 24902 | Charles Singstock Ida H Singstock Frank F Singstock George S Singstock Edna E Singstock Charles A Singstock | Sengstock, Frank (I335627)
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| 24903 | Charles Smith 48 Laura Smith 28 Harriet Smith 19 Marie Smith 18 Lusile Smith 16 Raymond Smith 10 Emeline Smith Widowed mother 74 | Smith, Charles F. (I315672)
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| 24904 | Charles Smith 52 Laura Smith 35 Hattie Smith 23 Marie Smith 22 Lucile Smith 21 Raymond Smith 15 Kenneth Smith 4 | Smith, Charles F. (I315672)
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| 24905 | Charles Somers | Sommers, Charles (I128538)
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| 24906 | Charles Sommers Elizabeth M Sommers [87] Mandy A Sommers Martin J Sommers Emil J Sommers Reinhard Sommers | Sommers, Charles (I128538)
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| 24907 | Charles Sonnleitner 48 Agnes Sonnleitner 42 Paul J Sonnleitner 21 Helen Sonnleitner 19 Harold Sonnleitner 17 Roland J Sonnleitner 15 Frank Sonnleitner 13 Joseph Sonnleitner 11 Mary Sonnleitner 11 Adolph Sonnleitner 8 Edward Sonnleitner 6 Lawrence Sonnleitner 3 5/12 | Sonnleitner, Charles (I145614)
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| 24908 | Charles Sonnleitner - 26 Agnes Sonnleitner - 22 Charles J Sonnleitner - 1 2/12 [1] | Sonnleitner, Charles (I145614)
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| 24909 | Charles Sonnlettner - 38 Agnes Sonnlettner - 33 Charles Sonnlettner - 11 Helen Sonnlettner - 9 [90] Harold Sonnlettner - 7 Roland Sonnlettner - 5 Frank Sonnlettner - 3 [3 4/12] Mary Sonnlettner - 0 [10/12] Joseph Sonnlettner - 0 [10/12] | Sonnleitner, Charles (I145614)
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| 24910 | Charles Specht 50 Luschons Specht 50 Walter Specht 17 Herbert Specht 15 Carl Specht 11 Erna Specht 8 | Specht, Carl Otto (I11748)
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| 24911 | Charles Specht Luschorn Specht Walter Specht Herbert Specht Carl Specht Erna Specht | Specht, Walter John (I127263)
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| 24912 | Charles Specks 41 Amelia Specks 40 Walter Specks 7 Herbert Specht 5 Corl Specht 1 | Specht, Carl Otto (I11748)
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| 24913 | Charles Sperring 26 Bertha Sperring 26 Edwin Sperring 1 | VanderZanden, Lambertha Rosalia (I80842)
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| 24914 | Charles Sperring 26 Bertha Sperring 26 Edwin Sperring 1 | Spierings, Edward Charles (I85929)
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| 24915 | Charles Sperring 26 Bertha Sperring 26 Edwin Sperring 1 | Spierings, Charles William (I103284)
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| 24916 | Charles Springstroh Gusta Springstroh Robert Springstroh Otto Springstroh Ella Springstroh Mark Springstroh Geo Springstroh August Springstroh Anna Springstroh Louis Springstroh Caroline Stralow | Springstroh, Otto (I184857)
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| 24917 | Charles Springstroh Augusta Springstroh | Springstroh, Charles or Carl (I99596)
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| 24918 | Charles Staniska Louise Staniska Clara E Parker Wilmer L Parker | Staniske, Clara (I90970)
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| 24919 | Charles Staniska Louise Staniska Clara E Parker Wilmer L Parker | Staniske, Carl (I127391)
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| 24920 | Charles Staniske Keil Staniske Clara Staniske | Staniske, Carl (I127391)
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| 24921 | Charles Stanlske Louissa Stanlske Oscar Stanlske Albert Stanlske Arthur Stanlske Paul Stanlske Martha Stanlske Charles Stanlske Manda Stanlske Clara Stanlske | Staniske, Carl (I127391)
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| 24922 | Charles Stanlske Louissa Stanlske Oscar Stanlske Albert Stanlske Arthur Stanlske Paul Stanlske Martha Stanlske Charles Stanlske Manda Stanlske Clara Stanlske | Staniske, Charles (I127429)
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| 24923 | Charles Staple Anna Staple August Staple Ella Staple Caroline Staple Freddie Staple Ida Staple Walter Staple Henrietta Staple Henry Spriesler | Staple, Ella (I119573)
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| 24924 | Charles Staple Anna Staple August Staple Ella Staple Caroline Staple Freddie Staple Ida Staple Walter Staple Henrietta Staple Henry Spriesler | Unknown, Henrietta (I143021)
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| 24925 | CHARLES STEIDEL, a prosperous young hotel landlord at Stephensville, Outagamie county, was born in the town of Greenville, Outagamie Co., Wis., August 25, 1862. His grandparents were natives of Germany, and were prosperous farmers in that country. The Steidel family is noted for its longevity. The grandfather on the mother's side lived to the ripe old age of ninety-two years; the paternal grandfather was a soldier in the German army, and fought against Napoleon. Joseph Steidel, father of our subject, was an only son with one sister, and was born in 1819, in Germany. He received a good education in his native country, the public schools there being the best in the world. His father being a farmer, he was reared as one, remaining at home until 1856, when he came to America and located at once in the town of Greenville, Wis., where he purchased thirty acres of land. It was heavily timbered, and the work of clearing was most difficult, demanding much patience and perseverance; but he conquered in the end, and on this parcel of ground erected an hotel, the first of its kind in Greenville. This business proving very profitable, he continued to follow it for ten years, when he received an adventageous offer to dispose of the property, which he accepted, and then moved to Ellington in the same county. There he bought eighty acres or timbered land, and after clearing, erected buildings and prepared to cultivate the soil for crops. There he remained until 1892, when he removed to Appleton, the county seat. For twenty-six years he tilled the soil, and his pains-taking thrift and careful attention to the minutiae could not but bring success. He was a temperate man, a useful neighbor and citizen, and an honored member of the Roman Catholic Church. In 1841, while still in Germany, he was united in marriage with Miss Annie Klais, who was born in 1822, and they are parents of ten children, as follows: Anton, now a resident of Appleton; Katharine, now the widow of Wenzel Schwab, of Appleton; Barbara, widow of Henry Schoomer, of Milwaukee; Joseph, of Appleton; Wenzel, who died in 1886, aged thirty-four years; Annie, now Mrs. John Boedzel, of Appleton; Tressey, who married Bernard Neucomb, who was born in 1857 and died in Stephensville, Outagamie county, in 1885; Andrew, who died in 1879, at the age of nineteen years; Charles our subject; and Frank, of Appleton. Charles Steidel received a good common-school education in the public schools of Appleton and Ellington, and remained on the farm with his father until he was seventeen years of age, at which period of his life he began working in the woods. This occupation he followed for ten years, or until 1889, when he purchased the property which he now occupies in Stephensville, where he is engaged in the hotel business. He had been unusually successful in life, and, being courteous and genial, he makes an excellent landlord, having become widely known throughout the country; his hospitality is unquestioned and his patronage increases as the years go by. On May 2, 1893, Mr. Steidel forsook bachelorhood and became a benedict. The lady of his choice was Rosa Feldschmidt, daughter of Sebastian and Annie (Huber) Feldschmidt, who came to the United States from Germany and settled in Greenville, Wis., from which place their daughter was married. Mrs. Feldschmidt was born February 17, 1829, and died June 11, 1892; she is buried in Greenville cemetery; Mr. Feldschmidt was born on December 9, 1829. They were parents of seven children: Mary, who married Anton Kneiszel, of Antigo, Langlade Co., Wis.; Annie, married to Ferdinand Huettel, of Dale, Wis.; Augustie, now Mrs. Charles Raess, of Antigo; Joseph, of Ashland, Wis.; Sebastian, of Appleton; Robert, of Shiocton, Wis., where he keeps a hotel; and Rosa, wife of our subject. Mr. and Mrs. Steidel have one child, a little daughter, Adalain. Both the Steidels and the Feldschmidts for many generations back have belonged to the Roman Catholic Church, and are most loyal to their religion. Mr. Steidel, in business, is shrewd and cautious; his judgement is excellent, and he rarely fails in making a good bargain, while observing the strictest honesty in all his dealings with his fellowmen. His friends term him a "hail-fellow-well-met," and in appearance, as well as in action, he is a typical German landlord. | Steidl, Charles (I154521)
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| 24926 | Charles Steidl Minnie Steidl Evelyn Steidl Joyce Steidl | Steidl, Charles (I156013)
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| 24927 | Charles Stejskal 56 Anna Stejskal 56 Flora Lueke 65 Lillian Lueke 50 | Lueke, Lillie (I306651)
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| 24928 | Charles Stejskal 56 Anna Stejskal 56 Flora Lueke 65 Lillian Lueke 50 | Lueke, Anna (I306653)
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| 24929 | Charles Stejskal 56 Anna Stejskal 56 Flora Lueke 65 Lillian Lueke 50 | Lueke, Flora (I306656)
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| 24930 | Charles Stejskal 56 Anna Stejskal 56 Flora Lueke 65 Lillian Lueke 50 | Stejskal, Charles (I329854)
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| 24931 | Charles Steven Schilcher, age 58, passed away unexpectedly of natural causes on Monday, April 4, 2016, at his home in Green Bay. Chuck was born in Appleton on December 29, 1957, son of Emilye Brumbaugh and the late Alvin Schilcher. Chuck had a passion for bicycling. He rode his bike continuously from early spring to late fall throughout his life. This was Chuck's only form of transportation, as his neuromuscular disease, Charcot Marie Tooth or "CMT" prevented him from driving. During Chuck's healthier days, he worked at Tilot Oil, a truck stop in De Pere. He had a great interest in truck driving and enjoyed conversing with the truck drivers about their travel stories. Chuck was always up on current news and events and enjoyed talking with family and friends about what was going on in the world. He was a good source for the current weather predictions. Chuck enjoyed the outdoors and it was important to him to spend as much time as possible outdoors. He was a good cook and enjoyed making soups and meat dishes. Chuck loved to sit and chat with a pot of coffee brewing. Chuck will always be known for his great sense of humor and how he enjoyed lovingly teasing others. Chuck will be greatly missed by his mother: Emilye (Len) Brumbaugh: his sisters: Chris (very significant other Mike Suess) Wadzinski and Sally (Fiancé Craig Smith) Hugley; his brothers: Paul Schilcher, Tom (Lisa) Schilcher, and Pat (Jen) Schilcher; sister-in-law: Carol Schilcher; and his sons: Steven and Brian Schilcher and their mother Lois Collins. He is further survived by many nieces, nephews and special friend Joyce Belter. He was preceded in death by his father and his brother Jim Schilcher. The funeral service for Chuck will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, April 10, 2016, at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL (1592 Oneida Street, Menasha) with Deacon Rick Simon officiating. A time of visitation will be held from 2:00 p.m. until the time of service. Chuck will be laid to rest next to his father at Sacred Heart Cemetery in Oshkosh on Monday, April 11, 2016. Chuck's family would like to thank Mr. Jeb Dorn for his friendship and attentiveness to Chuck's needs. Chuck was a very kind and compassionate man that loved his family and friends. He could carry on a great conversation and was good at adding humor. We will always remember Chuck riding his bike and wish that he could have taken his bike with him to heaven. Our family will greatly miss him in our lives. | Schilcher, Charles Steven (I201350)
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| 24932 | Charles Stoveken Anna Stoveken | Stoveken, Charles Augustus (I59564)
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| 24933 | Charles Stray Linda Stray Harold Stray Joan Stray James Tebben | Strey, Charles (I118545)
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| 24934 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Strey, Harold (I173600)
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| 24935 | Charles Strobl Mary D Strobl Herman Strobl Ernestine Strobl Theresa Strobl [3 4/12] Patrick Kenedy Christian Frantachy | Strobl, Charles (I192933)
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| 24936 | Charles Strobl Mary D Strobl Herman Strobl Ernestine Strobl Theresa Strobl Patrick Kenedy Christian Frantachy | Strobl, Herman A. (I131252)
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| 24937 | Charles Stroble Mary Stroble Charles Stroble Frank Stroble Joseph Stroble Sophia Stroble Herman Stroble Elizabeth Stroble | Strobl, Charles (I192933)
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| 24938 | Charles Stroble Mary Stroble Charles Stroble Frank Stroble Joseph Stroble Sophia Stroble Herman Stroble Elizabeth Stroble | Strobl, Charles (I192935)
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| 24939 | Charles Stroble Elizabeth Stroble Mary Dorsey Irene Dorsey | Dorsey, Irene (I300137)
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| 24940 | Charles Stroble Elizabeth Stroble Mary Dorsey (diff names than Joseph and Elizabeth Schutter as on marriage record) Irene Dorsey | Schutter, Mary (I310220)
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| 24941 | Charles Suchy Mary Suchy Anna Suchy Mary Suchy | Suchy, Anna (I95684)
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| 24942 | Charles Suchy Mary Suchy Anna Suchy Mary Suchy | Suchy, Karl "Charles" (I202785)
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| 24943 | Charles Suchy Mary Suchy | Suchy, Karl "Charles" (I202785)
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| 24944 | Charles Sullivan Julia Sullivan John Sullivan Elaine Sullivan Alice Sullivan James Sullivan William Sullivan David Sullivan Charles Sullivan Marais Sullivan | Sullivan, Alice (I205035)
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| 24945 | Charles Sullivan Julia Sullivan John Sullivan Elaine Sullivan Alice Sullivan James Sullivan William Sullivan David Sullivan Charles Sullivan Marais Sullivan | Sullivan, Charles (I205037)
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| 24946 | Charles Sum*R Hopkins 41 Emma Hopkins 32 Louis Hopkins 10 Hazel Hopkins 6 Fanny O Farnum 21 Elsie Judd 26 Leona Spoor 23 Lena Petrich 18 | Hopkins, Charles Sumner (I318948)
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| 24947 | CHARLES SYLVESTER, who has been a resident of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, since 1869, was for many years engaged in agricultural pursuits in section 26, Cicero township, but is now living retired from active farming. He was born December 21, 1839, at Krest, Pomerania, Germany, a son of Charles and Henrietta (Klancus) Sylvester, the former a schoolteacher and farmer who never left Germany. Charles and Henrietta Sylvester had eight children, as follows: Wilhelmina, deceased; Johanna; Henrietta; Augusta; Bertha; Ferdinand, who died aged seven or eight years; Charles, and Gottlieb. Charles Sylvester came to the United States in 1869 and stopped with his brother Gottlieb, at Appleton, for a short time, then spending a year in Osborn township. He then returned to Appleton, where he was engaged in driving a team for seven years, and in 1877 came to Cicero township, settling on sixty acres of wild land, which he cleared and later added twenty acres more. Iis first residence on this property was a log cabin, 20x28 feet, and his first barn, also constructed of logs, was 20x30 feet in dimension. In 1903 he erected a modern farm house, 32x32 feet, with eight rooms, and also a new frame barn, of modern make, 36x70 feet. Mr. Sylvester is now retired from active farming, but still lives on the old homestead, which is being conducted by his son Sanford. In politics Charles Sylvester is a republican, and he has served as treasurer of the township of Cicero for sixteen years and as chairman of the town board for ten years. He was married (first) in Germany, to Caroline Kantrok, who died in 1869, leaving two children: Herman, residing in Chicago; and Amelia of Milwaukee. In 1876, Mr. Sylvester was married (second) to Barbara Werner, daughter of Matt Werner, an early county treasurer of Outagamie, and she died in 1908, when fifty-five years old, having been the mother of seven children: Walter, who is engaged in school teaching; Edwin, who is deceased; Sanford, who is operating the homestead farm; Alfred, Oscar, Gilbert and Sarah. In addition to raising large crops of a general nature, the Sylvesters breed high-grade cattle, and both father and son are ranked among the good practical agriculturists of their locality. | Sylvester, Charles (I200727)
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| 24948 | Charles Sylvester Amelia Sylvester Arthur Sylvester George Sylvester Rosa Sylvester | Sylvester, Charles (I167801)
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| 24949 | Charles Sylvester Amelia Sylvester Arthur Sylvester George Sylvester Rosie Sylvester | Sylvester, Charles (I167801)
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| 24950 | Charles T Huebner [59] Anna Huebner Robert Huebner [33] Henry Huebner Minnie Huebner Fred Huebner Adelia Huebner Adalia Huebner Helen Huebner Alma Meyer Evelyn Meyer Clarence Meyer [2 2/12] | Levin, Anna (I129316)
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| 24951 | Charles T Krueger Ella Krueger Helen Krueger Glen Krueger Charlotte Krueger Fred Krueger Walter Steffen | Krueger, Charles Frank (I152647)
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| 24952 | Charles T Rogers Emma F Rogers Mildred M Rogers Ethel E Rogers Arnold A Rogers Ruth F Rogers Gladys F Rogers Dorothy D Rogers | Stark, Emma (I153406)
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| 24953 | Charles T Rogers Emma F Rogers Mildred M Rogers Ethel E Rogers Arnold A Rogers Ruth F Rogers Gladys F Rogers Dorothy D Rogers | Rogers, Charles (I153417)
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| 24954 | Charles T Rogers Emma F Rogers Mildred M Rogers Ethel E Rogers Arnold A Rogers Ruth F Rogers Gladys F Rogers Dorothy D Rogers | Rogers, Mildred (I194775)
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| 24955 | CHARLES TAGGE, one of the self-made men of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, who is engaged in farming and stock raising on a farm in section 12, Cicero township, is a native of Germany, born January 30, 1857, a son of William and Minnie (Weisner) Tagge. There were six daughters and seven sons in William Tagge's family, but only two of these, Charles and Tena, were born in Germany. The little family started for the United States in 1857, by sailing vessel, which after encountering numerous storms which drove it many miles off its course, and after much suffering by the passengers, finally landed, eleven weeks later, at New York. Coming to Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, the family located on Newhouse Hill, where Mr. Tagge rented a property, the family home being a little shanty which stood on the property. Later Mr. Tagge secured a twenty-acre property in Slaswick township, where the family resided until the mother's death, and Mr. Tagge, who is eighty-two years of age, now makes his home with his children. Charles Tagge received only a meager education, beginning to work on the home farm and those of the farmers of his section, at the age of fourteen years. Reared to the life of a farmer, he had also been taught the value of economy and frugality, and this lesson of thrift had so impressed him that he was able in a comparatively few years to take up a farm of 120 acres in Slaswick township. After remaining there for ten years he sold out his interests and came to Outagamie county, where, in 1895, he purchased a forty-acre tract of wild land in Cicero township. He first built a log cabin and log shack for a stable, but was soon in a position to erect better structures and he now has a barn 40x54 feet, a wagon shed 22x36 feet, a substantial granary, and a good, modern farm dwelling. In addition to carrying on general farming he has given attention to stock raising, and has been successful in both ventures. In 1884, Mr. Tagge was married to Katherine Ruthman, who was born July 5, 1860, and they have had three children: Anna, who married Herman Abel, of Cicero township; and Ella and John, who are residing at home. | Tagge, Charles (I206181)
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| 24956 | Charles Tamm 40 Reke F Tamm 40 August Tamm 13 John Tamm 11 William Tamm 9 Mary Tamm 6 Frank Tamm 3 | Tamm, Charles (I308232)
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| 24957 | Charles Tamm 40 Reke F Tamm 40 August Tamm 13 John Tamm 11 William Tamm 9 Mary Tamm 6 Frank Tamm 3 | Tamm, August (I308234)
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| 24958 | Charles Teidt Augusta Teidt Fred Teidt William Teidt Minna Teidt Charles Teidt Robert Teidt Luie Teidt Charles Teidt Retchal Teidt | Tiedt, Carl Friedrich "Charlie" (I137259)
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| 24959 | Charles Teidt Augusta Teidt Fred Teidt William Teidt Minna Teidt Charles Teidt Robert Teidt Luie Teidt Charles Teidt Retchal Teidt | Tiedt, Carl (I171054)
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| 24960 | Charles Tesch Louisa Tesch Louis Tesch Willie Tesch Anna Tesch | Tesch, William J. (I307053)
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| 24961 | Charles Tesch Louisa Tesch Louis Tesch Willie Tesch Anna Tesch | Tesch, Charles (I343445)
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| 24962 | Charles Thibualt 51 Cath Thibualt 28 Joseph A Thibualt 9 Mary A Thibualt 7 Lousia M Thibualt 5 Luelia k Thibualt 1 2/12 | Thibault, Charles (I73860)
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| 24963 | Charles Thiebault 61 Kathryn Thiebault 38 Joseph Thiebault 19 Mary Thiebault 17 Louise Thiebault 14 Lucellia Thiebault 11 Charles Thiebault 7 Gertrude Thiebault 4 10/12 | Thibault, Charles (I73860)
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| 24964 | Charles Thiel Mary Thiel William Thiel John Thiel Henry Thiel Louisa Thiel Mary Thiel Anna Thiel | Thiel, Mary (I203183)
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| 24965 | Charles Towsley Carolyn Towsley Jane Towsley Karl Towsley | Towsley, Karl (I335587)
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| 24966 | Charles Trame 5 Dec 1912 Feb 1974 Kentucky (Before 1951 ) 402-03-9922 | Trame, Charles (I40528)
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| 24967 | Charles Trappy Ida Frappy Earl Frappy [12] Harold Frappy Roland Frappy Stewart Frappy Mabel Frappy Bessie Frappy Beatrice Frappy [1 1/12] | Frappy, Rolland (I319976)
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| 24968 | Charles Trichal Caroline Trichal Charles Trichal Henry Trichal [11] Caroline Trichal Annie Trichal | Treichel, Caroline (I205469)
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| 24969 | Charles Tuft/Tuff and Jane Cavil are her parents,she was born Mary Sarah Tuft in Grand Matice,Quebec,Canada and married Solomon Paul Bricco on 21 Nov 1853 in one of the Villages on the shore of Lake Champlain.They are the parents of twelve children: Mary Genevive"Jane" Bricco-23 Oct 1854-Canada-11 Nov 1943 Saul Salomon Bricco-16 Nov 1856-Fond du Lac Philomena Bricco-1860-Fond du Lac-27 Feb 1929 Melinda Agnes Bricco-12 Dec 1860-Fond du Lac-28 Jun 1948 Sarah Ann Bricco-3 Jan 1863-Fond du Lac-16 Apr 1945 Adeline Bricco-2 Jun 1865 Fond du Lac-18 Dec 1925 William Bricco-21 Apr 1867-Deer Creek-Jul 1944 Agnes Bricco-1869 Deer Creek- Emma Bricco-22 Feb 1870 New London-19 Dec 1947 Alexander Bricco-13 May 1872-Maple Creek-19 Aug 1954 George Bricco-12 Sep 1874-New London-3 Mar 1947 Mathilda Jesse Bricco-24 Nov 1876-Maple Creek-18 Apr 1961 | Tuft, Sarah (I121970)
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| 24970 | Charles Turriff - 58 Dorinda Turriff - 58 Netter Turriff - 30 Earl Turriff - 28 Roy Turriff - 29 Clarence Turriff - 9 | Turriff, Charles (I88772)
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| 24971 | Charles U Stribley Emma Stribley | Stribley, Charles W. (I123482)
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| 24972 | Charles Unmuth, 68, a housemover in Appleton for the past 40 years, died at 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon at his home, 1028 W. Wisconsin Ave. Mr. Unmuth was born in Oshkosh and lived practically his entire life in Appleton. He was a member of St. Therese Catholic Church and St. Therese Holy Name Society. Survivors are the widow, two daughters, Marie and Peggy, two sons, Edward and Walter, Appleton; two sisters, Mrs Tena Utley and Mrs. Alvina Riley, Menasha; one brother Max, of Corona Calif. Funeral services...burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery. | Unmuth, Charles (I11761)
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| 24973 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Antony, Charles Urban / Fascher, Diane Mary (F28821)
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| 24974 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Antony, Charles Urban / Anderson, Rhonda Lou (F3046)
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| 24975 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Antony, Charles Urban / Cornell, Sandra (F3154)
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| 24976 | Charles V. Adkins, the oldest son of Charles G., whose biography immediately precedes this, was born at Stockbridge, New York, February 25, 1850, and was but three years old when brought to Appleton by his parents. He was educated in the public schools of the city and at Lawrence University, and subsequently was employed in his father's stores here and at Antigo. On February 2, 1892, he was united in marriage with Miss Alice A. Mills, daughter of Alonzo S. and Eunice (Vaughn) Mills, who were natives of Jefferson county, New York, and the parents of five children. In 1854, Mr. Vaughn and family moved to Dodge county, Wisconsin, and from there in 1858 to a farm in the Town of Dale, Outagamie county, where Mr. Mills died in 1894. Charles V. Adkins died October 10, 1906. | Adkins, Charles V. (I130338)
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| 24977 | Charles Van Bogart Julia Van Bogart Ruth Van Bogart John Brown Van Bogart Mary Mali Van Bogart | VandeBogert, Charles Frank (I145995)
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| 24978 | Charles Van Lanser Mabel Van Lanser Norman Van Lanser Lovetta Van Lanser Rodger Van Lanser Kenneth Van Lanser Eungen Van Lanser | VanLanen, Charles (I59835)
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| 24979 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vanrossum, Elizabeth (I60446)
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| 24980 | Charles Van Rossman Harriet Van Rossman Betty Mac Van Rossman | Vanrossum, Charles (I98368)
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| 24981 | Charles Van Rossman Harriet Van Rossman Betty Mac Van Rossman | Hermsen, Harriet E. (I98369)
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| 24982 | Charles Vanevenhoven Rose Vanevenhoven Valery Vanevenhoven Robert Vanevenhoven Eloy Vanevenhoven Dorathy Vanevenhoven Norbert Vanevenhoven Mary Lou Vanevenhoven Ruth Vanevenhoven [4 10/12] | Gloudemans, Rose A. (I33013)
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| 24983 | Charles Vanevenhoven Rose Vanevenhoven Valery Vanevenhoven Robert Vanevenhoven Eloy Vanevenhoven Dorathy Vanevenhoven Norbert Vanevenhoven Mary Lou Vanevenhoven Ruth Vanevenhoven [4 10/12] | Vanevenhoven, Charles Alphonse (I33993)
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| 24984 | Charles Vanevenhoven Rose Vanevenhoven Valery Vanevenhoven Robert Vanevenhoven Eloy Vanevenhoven Dorathy Vanevenhoven Norbert Vanevenhoven Mary Lou Vanevenhoven Ruth Vanevenhoven [4 10/12] | Vanevenhoven, Norbert George (I33998)
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| 24985 | Charles Vanlanen Mable Vanlanen Norman Vanlanen | VanLanen, Charles (I59835)
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| 24986 | Charles Vanremortel Rosa Vanremortel Peter Vanremortel Myrtle Vanremortel Francis Vanremortel Sylvester Vanremortel [0] | VanRemortel, Charles (I112484)
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| 24987 | Charles Vanremortel Rosa Vanremortel Peter Vanremortel Myrtle Vanremortel Francis Vanremortel Sylvester Vanremortel [0] | VanRemortel, Francis (I124689)
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| 24988 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Unterberger, Charles Vincent II (I54160)
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| 24989 | Charles Voss Emma Voss Verndine Voss Carlton Voss Mildred Voss | Voss, Mildred Doris (I175525)
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| 24990 | Charles Voss Emma Voss Verndine Voss Carlton Voss Mildred Voss | Voss, Charles (I192085)
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| 24991 | Charles W Bender Irene C Bender Raymond C Bender Leslie N Bender Lorette Bender William L Jones | Bender, Leslie (I149615)
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| 24992 | Charles W Brandt 47 Edna Brandt 44 Merlyn Brandt 17 Dorthy Brandt 9 | Brandt, Charles William (I168882)
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| 24993 | Charles W Dick 62 Elizabeth Dick 52 George Dick 7 Jacob Prizener 21 Step son born 3/1879 | Dick, Charles M. (I328276)
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| 24994 | Charles W Freiberg Mary L Freiberg Elsie M Freiberg Jessie Freiberg Lottie L Freiberg Martin Radke | Freiberg, Charles (I80361)
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| 24995 | Charles W Gast Bertha A Gast | Gast, Charles (I154427)
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| 24996 | Charles W Gast Bertha A Gast | Perleberg, Bertha (I154428)
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| 24997 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hilgenberg, Claire (I106540)
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| 24998 | Charles W Hopkins Helen G Hopkins Ida B Hopkins | Hopkins, Charles W. (I318178)
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| 24999 | Charles W Mory 65 Mary H Mory 49 Arthur E Mory 24 Alvina Nitzband 21 Elsie Schimmelknnig 23 | Schimmelpfenning, Elsie (I37983)
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| 25000 | Charles W Peterman Caroline Peterman Elmer Peterman Adelia Peterman | Peterman, Adelia (I130442)
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