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 40,001 to 41,000 of 172,762
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| 40001 | Father Columban | Kremer, Reverend Columban Victor Henry (I54521)
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| 40002 | Father Daems returned to Little Chute as pastor in 1854 and contined to serve Hollandtown as a mission church. | Daems, Reverend Father Francis Edward O. S. C. (I311692)
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| 40003 | Father David R. Baeten, 74, Bellevue, died unexpectedly Saturday afternoon, Nov. 27, 2010, at his home. The son of the late Christian G. and Viola M. (Hockers) Baeten was born March 11, 1936, in Green Bay. He graduated from St. Norbert High School in De Pere, St. Francis Minor and Major Seminary in Milwaukee. His uncle, Father Dominic Hockers, O. Praem., was a powerful influence in his life and Dave was ordained to the Priesthood on June 9, 1962, at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Green Bay, by Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona. Father Baeten's Ministerial Appointments include 1962, Assistant, St. Joseph Marinette; 1965, Chaplain-Mercy Medical Center, Oshkosh; 1965, Chaplain of Oshkosh of the Diocesan Council of Catholic Nurses; 1967, Chaplain of the Civil Air Patrol, Oshkosh; 1970, Diocese of Green Bay Director for Hospitals in the Green Bay Diocese; 1972, appointed Executive Director, National Association of Catholic Chaplains; 1976, Coordinator and Director of Pastoral Services of St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay; 1978, Pastor of St. Mary Parish, Oshkosh; 1981, Episcopal Vicar of Vicariate X; 1982, Temporary Administrator, St. Raphael the Archangel Parish, Oshkosh, while remaining Pastor of St. Mary Parish, Oshkosh; 1982, Member of the Permanent Deaconate Board for a two year term; 1988, Pastor of St. Margaret Mary Parish, Neenah; 1994, Pastor of St. Matthew Parish, Green Bay; also in 1994, Presbyteral Council for three year term; 1995, appointed to College of Consulates for a five year term; also in 1995, member of Administrative Council of the McCormick Home; 2002, retired as Pastor of St. Matthew Parish, Green Bay; 2004, Sacramental Chaplain, St. Vincent Hospital. Fr. Dave was presently a resident and Sacramental Chaplain of Bellevue Retirement Home. Survivors include his siblings, Joan and Ken Haen, Kaukauna; Doris and Richard Thomas, Wisconsin Rapids; Barbara and David Reinbold, Manitowoc; Ralph G. and Virginia Baeten, Green Bay; Virginia and Eugene Brown, Boston, Mass.; as well as many nieces, nephews and cousins. He was preceded in death by his parents and his brother, Ralph C. Reception of the Body by Fr. Larry Seidl, Pastor, will be held on Wednesday, Dec. 1, 2010, at 3 p.m. at St. Matthew Catholic Church, 130 St. Matthews Street, Green Bay, followed by visitation from 4 to 8 p.m. at the church. Parish prayer service will be held at 7 p.m., led by Ann Froelich, Pastoral Associate. Visitation will continue at the church from 9 a.m. Thursday until the time of service. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at the church with Bishop David L. Ricken officiating with Fr. Larry Seidl, Fr. Robert Fictum and priests of the Diocese of Green Bay, concelebrating. Burial will be held in Mt. Calvary Cemetery, De Pere. Ryan Funeral Home of De Pere, is assisting the family with arrangements. Please visit www.ryan fh.com to send online condolences to the Baeten family. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund has been established for St. Matthew Parish and the Green Bay Diocesan Seminarian Fund in Fr. David's name. | Baeten, Father David R. (I171847)
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| 40004 | Father deJonge and Father Nuyts; These two Dutch Crosier Fathers arrived in New York Oct 1850 and were sent to serve Hollandtown. However in April 1851 they were sent to St. John The Baptist at Green Bay after the death of their priest. They served Hollandtown as a mission church until October of 1951. They were then sent to St. John in Little Chute where they continued to serve Hollandtown as a Mission Church. | Nuyts, Reverend H. O. S. C. (I308161)
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| 40005 | Father deJonge and Father Nuyts; These two Dutch Crosier Fathers arrived in New York Oct 1850 and were sent to serve Hollandtown. However in April 1851 they were sent to St. John The Baptist at Green Bay after the death of their priest. They served Hollandtown as a mission church until October of 1951. They were then sent to St. John in Little Chute where they continued to serve Hollandtown as a Mission Church. | Dejonge, Reverend William O. S. C. (I308162)
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| 40006 | Father Derby, Mother Mary, born Ireland, wife Elizabeth, Buried St. Marys Death Record Details Last Name: Featherstone First Name: Daniel Joseph Day: 09 Month: November Year: 1902 County: Outagamie Reel: 104 Volume: 03 Page: 0062 Image: 2383 Index Vol: Sequence #: 102628 | Featherston, Daniel Joseph (I89805)
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| 40007 | Father Dies Tom Patton Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/03/1927 | Page: 1 | Type: Death Notice | Patton, Thomas (I324308)
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| 40008 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Everts, Reverend Donald (I64342)
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| 40009 | Father Donald Verhagen (birth name: Robert Nicholas) was born in 1919 in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, just outside Appleton. He attended Salvatorian Seminary in St. Nazianz for high school and the first two years of college. He entered the Novitiate there in 1938, and he made his profession of vows on September 8, 1939. He completed his studies for the priesthood at Divine Savior Seminary in Lanham, Maryland. He was ordained in Green Bay Wisconsin, on May 19, 1945. Fr. Donald taught in the seminary in St. Nazianz and was also dean of students. In 1952, he continued further studies in biology and education at Catholic University in Washington, DC. He then became the first principal of St. Mary's High School in Lancaster, New York; and later, he was the first principal of Marian High School in Mishawaka, Indiana. Beginning in 1971, he was associate pastor of St. Pius X Parish in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin; pastor of St. Mark's Parish in Phoenix, Arizona; associate pastor of Queen of Peace Parish in nearby Mesa; and pastor of St. Rita in the Desert Parish further south in the state, in Vail. In 1996, Fr. Don retired for reasons of health, and he moved to the Jordan Hall community in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In 1999, more extensive nursing care needs brought him to St. Mary's Home in Manitowoc, where he died on September 20, 2001. He was buried in the community cemetery in St. Nazianz. --From "On Whose Shoulders We Stand", 2nd Ed, Society of the Divine Savior, 2005. | Verhagen, Reverend Donald S.D.S. (I1762)
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| 40010 | Father Fitzmaurice, of Appleton in a sermon last Sunday denounced the lakeside dance hall known as the Waverly Resort and also the Turner Hall, and scored members of his congregation for being found there. | Fitzmaurice, Reverend Walter J. (I161264)
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| 40011 | Father Frank | Melchiors, Reverend Frank Francis Joseph (I120549)
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| 40012 | Father Frederick | DeGroot, Reverend Frederick J. (I133978)
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| 40013 | Father Gerald Bernard Kempen, O. Praem., 85, a member of the Norbertine Community of St. Norbert Abbey, De Pere, Wis., passed into God's eternal kingdom on Sept., 17, 2011. Father Kempen was born on July 23, 1926, in De Pere, Wis., to Bernard and Clara (Gevers) Kempen. His home parish was St. Boniface Parish, De Pere, Wis. In 1944, Father Kempen graduated from St. Norbert High School, De Pere, Wis., and in 1948, from St. Norbert College. He received an MA in American History/European History in 1956 and an MA in Education/Drama in 1958 from Villanova University, Villanova, Penn. Upon entering St. Norbert Abbey, he was vested as a novice on Aug. 28, 1944. He professed Simple Vows on Aug. 28, 1946, Solemn Vows on Aug. 28, 1949 and was ordained to the Priesthood on May 19, 1951. During "a full and wonderful Life" as a Norbertine, Father Kempen taught from 1948 to 1970 at St. Norbert High School, De Pere, Southeast Catholic High School, Philadelphia, Penn., and Abbot Pennings High School, De Pere, where he served as Vice-Principal for six years. Father served as Pastor at St. Louis Parish (Dyckesville), Luxemburg, Wis., St. Boniface Parish, De Pere, St. Margaret Parish, Cut Bank, Mont., Holy Cross Parish (Bay Settlement) Green Bay, and Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Parish, (Tisch Mills) Denmark, Wis. Other positions held by Father Kempen include Chaplain for the Knights of Columbus and Vicar-Vicariate VII of the Diocese of Green Bay. Father Kempen is survived by the Norbertine Community; one brother, Bernard (Patricia); two sisters, Bernice Gevaert, Rose Ann (Don) Polley; nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; six brothers, Marvin, Albert, Gilbert, Adrian, Raphael and Norman; three sisters, Johanna Kempen, Marie Jansen and Elaine Deacon. The Reception of the Body/Vespers of the Dead will be held at St. Norbert Abbey Church on Monday, Sept. 19, 2011, at 7 p.m. Visitation will follow until 8:30 p.m. and will continue on Tuesday, Sept. 20, from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held in the Abbey Church at 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 20, 2011. Rt. Rev. Gary J. Neville, O. Praem., Abbot of St. Norbert Abbey, will preside at the funeral liturgy. Please fo to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. Burial will be in the St. Norbert Cemetery. Ryan Funeral Home, De Pere, is in charge of the arrangements. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on September 19, 2011 | Kempen, Reverend Gerald Bernard O. Praem (I117285)
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| 40014 | Father Gilbert | Hemauer, Father Gilbert (I130010)
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| 40015 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanHoof, Reverend Gordon (I105504)
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| 40016 | Father H. J. Nuts was stationed at Holy Maternity Church and called on St. Anne's Church as a mission church before 1860. http://www.2manitowoc.com/catholch.html | Nuyts, Reverend H. O. S. C. (I308161)
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| 40017 | FATHER HAS SONS FINED FOR DRINKING Young Men Get Too Boisterous After Loading Up With lillicit Liquor Henry and George Kruse. brothers living at 1115 Parkhurst-st. were keyed up to a high state of violence after imbibing too freely In the forbidden liquids. When one of the pair started to tear the telephone off the wall, the father of the boys called for the Black Maria and had his sons locked in Jail for the night. The boys sobered up considerably when Judge A. M. Spencer sentenced each of the brothers to five days of hard labor at the rock pile in thecounty workhouse. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, August 20, 1923 | Page 12 | Kruse, George Theodore (I130791)
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| 40018 | Father Henry | Steichen, Reverend Henry A. (I54025)
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| 40019 | Father Jacobs Will Be Buried On Thursday Services To Be Held At Cooperstown Church For Priest Killed In Auto Accident Struck down by an oncoming car whose driver could not see the parked automobile in front of him owing to glaring lights from an approaching car, Rev. "ernard Jacobs, priest of the St. James Catholic church at Cooperstown, sustained a fractured skull and crushed chest which caused his death as he was being rush- ed to a hospital at Green Bay shortly before midnight Sunday. Omar Hansen, 19-year-old Two Rivers student, was not held following his report of the circumstances to the authorities. Rev. Jacobs, 52,; was returning to Cooperstown from Wrightstown in company with his two sisters, Miss Mary, and Frances Jacobs, and his nephew, Bernard Jacobs of Appleton, when the right rear tire became punctured. He halted his machine on the right side of the road on Highway 141 about 400 feet north of the Manitowoc county line, and was engaged in the repair of the tire when the Hansen machine approached from Denmark and struck him. Didn't See Parked Car Hansen did not see, the parked automobile until too late to avoid the collision, according to a statement made by him, and rather than strike an oncoming car he sought to pass the Jacobs automobile on the right shoulder of the road, but in doing so struck Father Jacobs. He immediately halted his car and placed the injured man. into it for the run to Green Bay, but the injuries proved fatal before the hospital was reached. Rev. Jacobs had been in charge of the Cooperstown parish since 1922 having come to that township after serving in Oshkosh, in Brown county and other places since his ordination in 1909. He was born in Holland and came to this country and to Appleton with his parents in 1883 and had been an almost continuous resident of this state. Funeral services will be held at the St. James church at Cooperstown at 10 o'clock Thursday morning, and interment will be made at St. Joseph's cemetery at Appleton. Father Jacobs-was popular with his parishoners and the community in which he served, and his tragic death has cast a pall over the northern section of the county in which he was widely known. Sheboygan Press, The | Sheboygan, Wisconsin | Tuesday, July 29, 1930 | Page 4 FORMER OSHKOSH PRIEST INTERRED AT COOPERSTOWN Rites Are Held for Rev. Bernard Jacobs, for Three Years Assistant at St. Vincent's Church More than 100 priests attended services held Wednesday at St. James Catholic church at Cooperstown, Wis., for the parish pastor, Rev. Bernard Jacobs, formerly assistant priest at St. Vincent's church here, who died Sunday night as a result of Injuries received when he was struck by an automobile while changing a tire on a highway near bis home. Father Jacobs left Oshkosh about fifteen years ago, after having served is assistant at the south side church about three years. He was 52 years of, age. BISHOP OFFICIATES Rites at the Cooperstown church were conducted by Rev. Paul Rhode, Bishop of the Green Bay diocese. The sermon was delivered by Father Herb, of Stockbridge. Father Schiller was celebrant at the mass. Burial took place at St. Joseph's cemetery at Appleton, the deceased's native city, Monsignor Lochman, of Kaukauna, reading the commitment service. Father Jacobs' survivors are four sisters, Sister Miriam of St Mary's Springs academy. Fond du Lac; Sister Leona, of Houghton, Mich., and the Misses Mary and Frances Jacobs, both of Cooperstown, and three brothers, Michael, Peter and Theodore Jacobs, all of Appleton. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Thursday, July 31, 1930 | Page 10 PRIEST KILLED CHANGING TIRE Rev. Bernard J a c o b s , Cooperstown, Is Former Resident of Appleton The Rev. Bernard Jacobs, 52. for many years priest at St. James Catholic church. Cooperstown and formerly a resident of Appleton, was fatally injured when struck by an automobile while repairing a tire shortly before midnight Sunday on highw: y 141 near the Brown-co line. The priest died before reaching a Green Bay hospital. The car which struck Rev. Jacobs was driven by Omar Hansen, a Two Rivers youth who was returning home after visiting relatives at Denmark. He attempted to pass the Jacobs car, which was parked on the highway, but seeing another car approaching from the south and being unable to stop, he swerved to pass on the right hand side, where he struck the priest, fracturing his skull and crushing his chest. Rev. Jacobs was driving with two sisters. Misses Mary and Frances Jacobs, who live with him at Cooperstown and a nephew, Bernard, son of Mi- chael Jacobs, Appleton. Frank Houdek, Brown-co coroner who investigated the accident, reported it accidental and announced no inquest would be held. Father Jacobs was born in Holland and lived in Appleton from 1883 until he began studying for the priesthood. He studied at Mt. Calvary at St. Meinard, Viennia, and St. Nazianz, St. Nazianz, Ind., and was ordained in 1910. He then lived in Oshkosh for three years going from there to Glenmore, Brown-co, for 10 years and then to Cooperstown. Survivors are three brothers, Michael Jacobs of Appleton, Peter Jacobs of Wrightstown and Peter Peters, West DePere; four sisters, Mary and Frances of Cooperstown, Sister Leona of Houghton, Mich., and Sister Miriam, Fond du Lac, both, of the St. Agnes order. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock Thursday morning from St. James Catholic church, Cooperstown, with burial in the afternoon at St. Joseph cemetery, Appleton. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, July 28, 1930 | Page 4 REV. BERNARD JACOBS Funeral services for Rev. Bernard Jacobs, Cooperstown, who was killed when struck by an automobile Sunday evening on highway 141 near the Brown-co line, will be held Wednesday at St. James church, Cooperstown, his former pastorate. Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery, Appleton, Wednesday afternoon. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, July 29, 1930 | Page 13 | Jacobs, Reverend Bernardus Jacobus Hubertus (I110673)
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| 40020 | Father James | Golden, Reverend James Francis (I50986)
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| 40021 | Father John | VanderLoop, Reverend Theodore John O. Praem (I22170)
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| 40022 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Staudenmaier, Reverend John S.J. (I93742)
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| 40023 | Father John Baptist Delcord born 4/27/1805 married 1/16/1828 Mother Marie Isabell Hermans born 6/05/1800 | Decker, Constance Joseph "Gustave" (I155708)
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| 40024 | Father John J. Sprangers | Rademacher, Johanna (I100896)
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| 40025 | FATHER JOHN JOSEPH DE GROOT SDS Born August 22, 1921 - Died September 2, 1985 Father John Joseph De Groot was born on August 22, 1921, in Escanaba, Michigan. He attended Salvatorian Seminary in St. Nazianz, Wisconsin, where he completed his high school studies and the first two years of college. In 1941, he entered the Novitiate there, and the following year he made his profession of vows on September 8, 1942. He finished his studies for the priesthood at Divine Savior Seminary in Lanham, Maryland, and Catholic University in Washington, DC, and he was ordained in St. Ambrose Chapel in St. Nazianz, on June 4, 1948. Following ordination, while continuing his studies at Marquette University in Milwaukee, he lived with the community at Mother of Good Counsel Parish and helped there when needed. In 1949, he returned to St. Nazianz, where he taught and was dean of studies. For six years, Father John was principal and teacher at Jordan High School in Milwaukee, after which he returned to St. Nazianz, as a teacher in the seminary, and also as the Superior and treasurer of the community. In 1982, he went to Ss. Peter and Paul Parish in Kiel, as associate pastor for a year, and then he ministered in the Catholic Interparish Ministry in Chilton. He died very suddenly on Labor Day, September 2, 1985, the week that the community at St. Nazianz was readying to close its doors and move the retired members to new quarters in Milwaukee. He was buried in the community cemetery on Loretto Hill. An intelligent man and a gifted teacher, Fr. John was known for his dry wit and subtle humor. Friendly and warm, he was a ready listener, a humble priest, and a gentle leader. He had returned to his baptismal name, but for many years he was known in religious life by the name "Alban." | Degroot, Reverend John Joseph Sds (I307496)
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| 40026 | Father John Van Der Horst, 77, Kaukauna, entered eternal life Friday, Sept. 11, 2009, at Kindred Hearts. He was born April 15, 1932, in Kaukauna, son of George and Helena (Ebben) Van Der Horst. He attended St. Lawrence Seminary, Mount Calvary and St. Francis Seminary, Milwaukee. He was ordained at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral, Green Bay, on May 29, 1965, by Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona. Fr. Van Der Horst's first appointment was as Assistant at Sacred Heart Parish, Shawano, in 1965. He then served as Associate Pastor of St. Philip the Apostle Parish, Green Bay, in 1968. He was appointed Pastor of St. Mary Parish, De Pere, on June 15, 1977. He again served as Associate Pastor of St. Philip the Apostle Parish, Green Bay, in 1979 and then of SS. Peter & Paul Parish, Green Bay, in 1982. Father retired on June 30, 2002. He was a member of Holy Cross Parish, Kaukauna, and was a U. S. Army veteran. Fr. John was very interested in traveling and during his travels met the Holy Father, Pope John Paul II. He enjoyed the Packers, card playing, reading, bowling and spending time at the cottage. Father John is survived by his sister, Rosemary Verkuilen, Little Chute; a sister-in-law, Louise Van Der Horst, Kimberly; and a brother-in-law, Jerome Nettekoven, Kaukauna; many nieces, nephews, great-nieces and great-nephews. Father was preceded in death by his parents; sisters and brothers-in-law, Anna Mae (Harlan) Verhagen, Joan (Joe) Seif, Wilma (Harold) Arnoldussen Nettekoven, Theresa Van Der Horst and Helen (Melvin) Seif and Ted Verkuilen Jr.; a brother, Cyril Van Der Horst; a niece, Kathy Verkuilen; nephews, Greg Van Der Horst, Ron Verhagen, Joey and Dave Seif. Reception of the body by the Regional Vicar, Father Donald Zuleger, will take place at 4 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2009, at Holy Cross Parish, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna. Visitation will continue to 7 p.m. when a prayer service will be held. Visitation will follow on Wednesday morning from 9 a.m. until the time of the funeral liturgy. The funeral liturgy, expressing our faith and our hope in the promised glory of the Lord's Resurrection, will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 16, 2009, with Bishop David L. Ricken as celebrant and Father Thomas Pomeroy as homilist. Burial will be at Holy Cross Parish Cemetery, Kaukauna. A memorial has been established. The family would like to express a special thank you to the staff at Kindred Hearts for their care and compassion for Fr. John during his residency. Verkuilen Funeral Home 101 Canal Street Little Chute 920-788-3321 www.verkuilenfh.com | VanderHorst, Reverend John G. (I24930)
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| 40027 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Monahan, Reverend Joseph (I47635)
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| 40028 | Father Joseph | Melchiors, Reverend Joseph (I120548)
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| 40029 | FATHER JOSEPH DERKS SDS, Born July 14, 1911 - Died August 8, 1994 Father Joseph Derks (birth name: Theophilus "Teddy" Anthony) was born in 1911 in Covington, Kentucky. His family moved to Kimberly, Wisconsin, just outside Appleton, when he was very small. He attended Salvatorian Seminary in St. Nazianz for high school and the first two years of college, after which he entered the Society's Novitiate there in 1932. He made his profession of vows on September 8, 1933. He completed his studies for the priesthood at Catholic University in Washington, DC, where he was ordained to the priesthood in the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception on June 7, 1938. From 1939 to 1945, he was a teacher, Glee Club director, and athletic director in the seminary in St. Nazianz. In 1945 he was assigned as associate pastor of Mother of Good Counsel Parish in Milwaukee, and in 1953, he became pastor. He remained in this assignment until his retirement in 1983 - a total of thirty-eight years of ministry to the parish. In 1993, he moved to Jordan Hall, after having lived several years in an apartment with another Salvatorian priest. Diagnosed with cancer several months before his death, he moved to St. Mary's Nursing Home, where he died on August 8, 1944. He was buried in the community cemetery in St. Nazianz. A tall man with a stately demeanor, Fr. Joe is remembered for his tremendous dedication to his parish. He never lost sight of his call to serve, and to preach a gospel of love and forgiveness. He was a "hands-on" priest who enjoyed being involved in every aspect of parish life, from celebrating the sacraments to getting out and mowing the lawns. He was warm and outgoing, a down-to-earth man who gave witness to what he preached. | Derks, Reverend Joseph Theophilus (I137674)
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| 40030 | Father Martin | VanderLoop, Reverend Martin (I22132)
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| 40031 | Father Martin Vanderheiden, mother: Herriette Ehren | VanderHeyden, Maurice Albert (I94644)
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| 40032 | Father Martin Vosbeek, pastor of St. Mary's church, DePere, has been appointed pastor of St. John's parish, Little Chute, it has been announced by most Rev. Stanislaus V. Bona, bishop of Green Bay. Father Vosbeek succeeds Msgr. J. J. Sprangers, who retired in January after 40 years in Little Chute. | Vosbeek, Reverend Martin Hubert (I139413)
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| 40033 | Father Michael | Kremer, Reverend Michael Nicholas (I54594)
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| 40034 | Father Nicholas | Kremer, Reverend Nicholas Arthur Albert (I54598)
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| 40035 | Father Nickolof Phillip born abt 1821 New York, Died? in Monroe, Green, Wi. Mother Christina Boyerton born abt 1820 Canada died ? in Monroe Green Wi | Phillip, Ellen (I163487)
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| 40036 | Father of 11 is killed by Auto, Hit and run driver fatally injures Joseph Conrad at Freedom. Joseph Conrad, 54, Freedom, father all 11 children, is killed by a hit-and-run driver early Wednesday morning in the village of Freedom. The body was found in the road in front of the Joseph Geenen store in the village about 6: 00 Wednesday morning by Bert Guerts, a janitor at St. Nicholas Church when he was going to the church to start the furnace. No clue to the identity of the driver of the car has been found. It is thought the Conrad was struck some time between 2 and 3 o'clock as he was last seen about 1: 30 at the town hall where ballots from Tuesday's election were being counted. Conrad's injuries were a skull fracture, a broken hip, and a broken arm. An inquest was held Wednesday morning at Little Chute where the body is taken. Survivors are the wife, six sons, Walter, John, and Joseph, of Little Chute; Norbert and Earl at home, and William, at school in S t. Paul Minnesota; and five daughters, Mrs. Corneil Hietpas and Mrs. Henry Johnson, of Little Chute; Rosella, Agnes, and Blanche at home. Funeral arrangements have not yet been made. An inquest was to be held this afternoon at Little Chute. Appleton Post Crescent Date 04/05/34 Postpone Inquest in Freedom death. Jury views body of Joseph Conrad killed by hit run driver. The inquest into the death of Joseph Conrad, 54, Freedom, who was killed by a hit-a nd-run driver early Wednesday morning in the village of Freedom, was postp oned Wednesday afternoon until next week, according to Assistant District Raymond P. Dohr. The members of the coroner's jury viewed the body before adjournment was taken. Those on the coroner's jury are George Gerrits, Peter Schuh, Frank Gerritt's, Henry Schommer, Gerhardt Smit's and John Schommer. Mr. Conrad was killed between 2 and 3:00 Wednesday morning, shortly after leaving the town hall where election balance ballots were being counted. His body was found about 6:00 a.m. by Bert Guerts, janitor St. Nicholas Church. | Conrad, Joseph Henry (I82789)
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| 40037 | Father of Ed Kalupa Dies At Princeton Anton Kalupa Kaukauna Times 5/8/1934 1 Obituary | Kalupa, Anton (I188144)
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| 40038 | Father of Everett Jesse Brooks; From History of Grant County, Wisconsin, 1881, p. 946. TOWN OF BLOOMINGTON JESSE BROOKS, general collecting agent and conveyancer, Bloomington; born in Norwich, N. Y., in 1830, a son of Socrates and Lucretia Brooks; came to Wisconsin in 1849, and located at Beetown, embarked in the land, law and Justice business, where he remained six years; was a teacher of schools for seven years in Grant County; came to Bloomington and located in 1864, where he established his present business, which has been increasing continually. In 1855, he was married in Beetown, to Josephene Hayden, a native of Maine, by whom he has six children - four sons and two daughters. Was charter member of I. O. O. F. in 1868, passed all the chairs, and is a member of Encampment; has been Justice of the Peace for seventeen years; always taken an active part in all school affairs, and all matters pertaining to the good of the town. Republican in politics. ``````````````````````` http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~wigrant/bookindex.htm Index to "History of Grant County, Wisconsin", 1881, 1046 pages. This index is compiled and submitted by Roxanne Munns. You can find this book online at Wisconsin Historical Society. Be patient, it loads slowly. Brooks | Brooks, Everett H. M. D. (I308197)
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| 40039 | Father of Kaukauna Man Dies August J. Fuchsgruber Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/17/1936 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Fuchsgruber, August (I336851)
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| 40040 | Father of Kaukauna resident Succumbs John VerVoort Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/20/1939 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | VerVoort, John (I105091)
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| 40041 | FATHER OF MENASHA PEOPLE PASSES AWAY Menasha - Frederick Diehl. 61, father of Mrs. Norbert Schmitzer and Louis Diehl. of Menasha, died Tuesday evening at his home on Route 3, after a lingering illness. He was born Aug. 8, 1872. in the town of Harrison and married Helen Merk-. ley there on March 15, 1897. For 19 years he had lived on a farm in the town of Grand Chute. He leaves his wife; four daughters, Mable and June, at home; Mrs. Norbert Schmitzer, Menasha; Mrs. Nick Langdyke, Appleton; four sons. Henry, Frederick and Woodrow, at home, and Louis, Menasha; and three grandchildren. The funeral will be held from the residence at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon, in charge of Rev. F. M. Brandt. Burial will be at Oak Hill cemetery at Neenah. Friends may call at the residence until the time of the funeral. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Friday, February 10, 1933 | Page 10 | Diehl, Frederick (I108685)
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| 40042 | Father of Mrs. Richter Died at Summit lake George Diemel, Father of Mrs. Clybourn Richter Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/22/1945 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary | Diemel, George (I175697)
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| 40043 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanEyck, Melissa (I19322)
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| 40044 | Father on Friday, July 16, 1886 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 102 Geboren: Antonetta van Lieshout Geboortedatum: 16-7-1886 relatie: dochter van Vader: Hendricus van Lieshout Beroep vader: arbeider Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Hendrica Antonia van den Heuvel Woonplaats moeder: Uden | VanLieshout, Antonetta (I72363)
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| 40045 | Father on Monday, April 25, 1836 GasselPlaats: Gassel, bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 7 Geboren: Johanna Emons Geboortedatum: 25-4-1836 relatie: dochter van Vader: Peter Emons Beroep vader: schoenmaker Woonplaats vader: Gassel Moeder: Henrica Denen Woonplaats moeder: Gassel | Emons, Johanna (I31774)
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| 40046 | Father on Monday, June 20, 1853 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 9 2 Geboren: Elisabeth Verhoeven Geboortedatum: 20-6-1853 relatie: dochter van Vader: Martinus Henricus Verhoeven Beroep vader: bouwman Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Ida van Dijk Woonplaats moeder: Uden | Verhoeven, Elvira "Elizabeth" (I83236)
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| 40047 | Father on Monday, November 16, 1863 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC-VeghelBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 145 opgemaakt op: 16-11-1863 Overleden: Hendricus van den Heuvel, 57 jaar Beroep overledene: dienstknecht Geboorteplaats overledene: Uden Woonplaats overledene: Uden Datum overlijden: 16-11-1863 zoon van Vader: Johannes van den Heuvel Moeder: Ida van Deursen | VandenHeuvel, Henricus (I71535)
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| 40048 | Father on Saturday, February 4, 1797 Bakel en Milheeze Gedoopt Bakel en Milheeze rk 04-02-1797 Petrus Zoon van Mathias Hendrix Henrica Henrici Janssen Peter: Petrus Noeyen Meter: Theodora Maria Henrici Janssen Bron: SA Peelland DTB Bakel en Milheeze nr. 2 folio 247 | Hendriks, Peter (I22710)
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| 40049 | Father on Saturday, July 5, 1856 Zeeland Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 23 opgemaakt op: 5-7-1856 Overleden: Johanna Geerts, 11 jaar Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland Datum overlijden: 5-7-1856 dochter van Vader: Cornelis Geerts Beroep vader: landbouwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Catharina Coenen Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Geerts, Johanna Catharina (I111990)
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| 40050 | Father on Tuesday, March 8, 1836 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC-VeghelBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 33 opgemaakt op: 10-3-1836 Overleden: Antonius van den Heuvel, 20 jaar Beroep overledene: arbeider Geboorteplaats overledene: Uden Woonplaats overledene: Uden Relatie: ongehuwd Datum overlijden: 8-3-1836 zoon van Vader: Johannes van den Heuvel Beroep vader: arbeider Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Ida van Deursen Woonplaats moeder: Uden | VandenHeuvel, Antonius (I71494)
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| 40051 | Father on Wednesday, August 22, 1860 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC-VeghelBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 107 opgemaakt op: 22-8-1860 Overleden: Francis van den Heuvel, 51 jaar Beroep overledene: arbeider Geboorteplaats overledene: Uden Woonplaats overledene: Uden Relatie: echtgenoot van Maria de Groot Datum overlijden: 22-8-1860 zoon van Vader: Johannes van den Heuvel Moeder: Ida van Deursen | VandenHeuvel, Francis (I71515)
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| 40052 | Father Otto age 44 cornelia age 39 | Vanheuklon, John (I308215)
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| 40053 | Father Peter Philip Pritzl, O.Praem, 89, passed to his eternal reward on Sunday, October 3, 1993 after long and faithful service as a member of the Norbertine Community and a Norbertine priest. Father Peter was born on February 5, 1904 in Hollandtown, to Wolfgang and Barbara (Meidl) Pritzl. His home parish is St. Francis, Hollandtown. Father Pritzl graduated from St. Norbert High School, De Pere, in June 1922. In June 1925 he graduated from St. Norbert College, De Pere with a B.A. in Philosophy and he received an M.A. degree in Organic Chemistry in June 1930 from the University of Wisconsin- Madison. While earning his M.A. in Chemistry, Father Pritzl also served as Chaplain at Meriter General Hospital, Madison and at Edgewood Academy. Father Pritzl entered St. Norbert Abbey on August 28, 1923, where he was vested as a novice. On August 28 1925, Father Pritzl professed his Simple Vows and on August 28, 1928 he professed his Solemn Vows. Father Pritzl ordained to the Diaconate on March 22, 1929 and on April 25, 1929 he was ordained to the Priesthood. Father Peter Pritzl was a member of the St. Norbert College Faculty from 1930-1961 where he was a noted Chemistry professor. During this time he also published numerous articles in the field of Chemistry. He served as the Academic Dean of St. Norbert College for a short time as well as an advisor to other campus organizations and programs. He was Master of Novices at St. Michael Priory, Orange, Calif., from June 2, 1961 to October 31, 1961. In January of 1962, following a short assignment at St. Joseph Church of Alverno, Manitowoc, Wis., Father Pritzl went to Montana and served in various parishes until 1974. In 1974 he became active in the Charismatic Renewal Movement in this area and also in Steubenville, Ohio, and in Pecos, N.M. During his retirement, Father Pritzl resided at St. Joseph Priory and in the last three years at St. Norbert Abbey. Father Pritzl held various positions in the NE Wisconsin Section of the American Chemical Society from June, 1937 through May 1940. He was also on the National Committee for Organic Chemical Exams -- the American Chemical Society from August 1948 to June 1961. Father was a member of the Air Pollution Control Committee, City of Green Bay, from September 1947, to June 1961. Awards presented to Father Peter Pritzl include: Certificate of Proficiency from the American Psychiatric Association, 1949; Professor Emeritus, St. Norbert College, 1961; Alma Mater Award, St. Norbert Colloge, 1975; and the 50 year Membership Award, American Chemical Society, 1980. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. Cecilia Pitsch, Neenah; nieces; cousins; and the Norbertine Community. He was preceded in death by his parents and several brothers and sisters. Visitation Tuesday, October 5, 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Wednesday, October 6, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at St. Norbert Abbey Church. Reception of the Body/Vespers of the Dead Service in the St. Norbert Abbey Church, Tuesday, October 5, at 7:30 p.m. Mass of Christian Burial in the St. Norbert Abbey Church on Wednesday, October 6, at 4:40 p.m. Rt. Rev. Benjamin T. Mackin, O. Praem., Abbot of St. Norbert Abbey, will preside at the funeral liturgy. Abbot Mackin will also deliver the homily. Burial in the St. Norbert Abbey Cemetery. Ryan Funeral Home, De Pere, is in charge of the arrangements. Section B, Page 4 TOD: OBIT of Rev. Peter Pritzl - from Jim & Bernice Riendl - 12/93 and Agnes Birringer - 3/01 From the Order of Premontre web site; Our brother Peter Pritzl was born in Hollandtown , Wisconsin in 1904. After graduating from St. Norbert High and a year at the college, he joined the Order in 1923. He was a Latin teacher at St. Norbert High from 1925 until 1929, having taken his solemn vows in 1928. In 1930, Pete earned an M.A. from the University of Wisconsin in Madison , and in 1931 began a career of teaching at the college. In 1931, he was an instructor in Latin and mathematics, and in '32, a professor of chemistry. By 1935, he had become the chairman of the chemistry department. From 1935 to 1939, he added the responsibility of master of novices. In 1944, Pete was appointed Dean of St. Norbert College . From 1946 until 1961, he returned to teaching chemistry until his retirement from the faculty. Opening a new chapter of his life, Pete was master of novices at St. Michael's Priory in Orange, California , for a short time in 1961. Beginning in 1962, he ministered in Cut Bank, Shelby and Sunburst, Montana , before retiring to the college priory. A third chapter of his life began in 1974, when he entered the Catholic Charismatic Renewal Ministry, where he was a participant and leader of priests' retreats until 1984. In 1977, the college established the Peter Pritzl Scholarship for Chemistry in his name. In 1980, he was given the 50th Year Award by the American Chemical Society, and in 1985, Peter received the Alma Mater award from the college. Pete died Monday, October 3rd, 1993 at the age of 89. | Pritzl, Reverend Peter Philip (I119420)
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| 40054 | Father Pfeifer of St. John's Little Chute served Hollandtown as a mission church. | Pfeifer, Reverend F. (I308159)
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| 40055 | Father possibly David Arnold, mother possible named Lucretia | Arnold, Juliette (I318033)
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| 40056 | Father possibly married Angela Baltes, see Out Co Birth record#2574 11/03/1889 Mar gareth Brill born. | Brill, Margaretha (I311417)
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| 40057 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Smith, Reverend Ronald (I92059)
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| 40058 | Father Stern, pastor | Kampo, Anton (I94627)
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| 40059 | Father Succumbs At Dundas Home Julius Bloy Kaukauna Times 10/29/1937 1 Obituary | Bloy, Julius (I144586)
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| 40060 | Father T. H. Zeegers, the younger brother of Mr. P. Zeegers of the west side, died a few days ago in Rotterdam, Netherlands. A larger story write up is given on page 6. | Zeegers, Reverend Theodor Hendrik "T. H. " (I147036)
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| 40061 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reynebeau, Reverend Thomas (I71580)
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| 40062 | Father Timothy | Werner, Reverend Timothy Lawrence O. Praem (I144133)
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| 40063 | Father Timothy O. Praem, | Werner, Reverend Timothy Lawrence O. Praem (I144133)
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| 40064 | Father Wm. Takken, pastor of St. Joannes Church in Antigo, Wis. Died Friday morning. He was born in Sevenum, Province Netherlands, and was 55 years old. He became a priest in the Netherlands and then came to America in 1870 as a missionary. He was the pastor of the French Church in Green Bay from 1873 to 1875. From 1885 he was the pastor in Antigo. (longer story p. 5) De Volksstem - Issue #10, Wednesday, May 10, 1893, Page #5 | Takken, Reverend William (I308154)
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| 40065 | Father's name possibly John McGarvey, mother's name possibly Mary Flanagan | Garvey, John Sr. (I79394)
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| 40066 | Father, listed as Emil Zwicker in the 1900 U. S. Census in Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., OH" Emil Zwicker, age 43,(Nov 1857) born in Germany; married in 1878; came to US in 1886; Minnie Zwicker, age 42 (Jan 1858); mother of 9 children, 6 living; Emma Zwicker, age 22 (June 1878) in Germany; Otto Zwicker, son, age 18 (Jan 1882) in Germany; Ella Zwicker, age 11, (Oct 1889) in OH; Walter Zwicker, age 10 (Oct 1890) in OH; Frank Zwicker, 6 (Oct 1894) in OH; and Dewey Zwicker, 2 (May 1898) in OH. | Zwicker, Arthur Emil (I163531)
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| 40067 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McGowan, Joseph (I328819)
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| 40068 | Father: Dominique ROLLER b: 21 SEP 1785 in Rechange, Mersch, Luxembourg Mother: Marie Catherine SCHOLER b: 6 DEC 1788 in Goeblange, Luxembourg 1 Maria ROLLER b: 2 JUL 1822 d: 10 APR 1861 + Casper SCHOMMER b: 25 MAY 1827 d: 4 FEB 1925 2 Peter SCHOMMER b: 14 APR 1849 d: 7 AUG 1925 + Catherine MERTZ b: 2 MAY 1852 d: 9 NOV 1931 3 Casper P. SCHOMMER b: 31 DEC 1874 d: 2 JUN 1963 + Catherine WEILAND b: 24 MAY 1876 d: 22 JUN 1904 4 Helen Mary SCHOMMER b: 8 MAR 1914 + John Eugene KRIER b: 18 MAY 1915 d: 7 MAR 1977 5 Living KRIER + Living RABUN 5 Living KRIER + Living ROBERTS 6 Living KRIER 6 Living KRIER 5 Living KRIER 5 Living KRIER + Living HROMAS 5 Living KRIER + Living BAKER 3 John SCHOMMER b: OCT 1877 d: 2 JUN 1936 3 Susan SCHOMMER b: 7 SEP 1878 d: 18 JUL 1961 + John Baptiste WEYKER b: 17 DEC 1878 d: 20 JUL 1941 4 Richard Nicholas WEYKER b: 27 OCT 1902 d: 17 FEB 1971 + Theresa MAYER b: 25 DEC 1901 d: 4 NOV 1949 4 Alvin WEYKER b: 3 OCT 1904 d: 1 JAN 1998 3 Maria Catherine SCHOMMER b: 7 FEB 1883 d: 15 APR 1958 + Nicholas Laurence MUELLER b: 22 MAR 1876 d: 11 MAY 1959 4 Emil Joseph MUELLER b: 1 JUL 1905 d: 12 APR 1977 4 Raymond P. MUELLER b: Private 4 Gertrude M. MUELLER b: 16 JUL 1917 d: 16 JAN 2002 3 Mary SCHOMMER b: 7 APR 1885 d: 1 JAN 1962 + Michael PIRRUNG b: 12 NOV 1885 3 Catherine SCHOMMER b: 26 JUN 1887 d: 13 MAY 1953 + Frank SCHMITZ b: 20 JAN 1885 d: 9 FEB 1965 4 Emil SCHMITZ b: 11 DEC 1910 d: 24 JUL 1960 4 Ervin P. SCHMITZ b: 6 FEB 1912 d: 12 DEC 1961 4 Nicholas N. SCHMITZ b: 6 AUG 1913 d: 24 NOV 1972 4 Alexander Casper SCHMITZ b: 1 OCT 1914 d: 10 JUN 1999 4 Arnold T. SCHMITZ b: 28 MAR 1916 d: 21 NOV 1936 4 Clara M. SCHMITZ b: Private 4 Arthur D. SCHMITZ b: 5 MAY 1919 d: WFT Est 1962-2003 + Angela Katherine KRIER b: 1 AUG 1921 4 Helen K. SCHMITZ b: Private 4 Evelyn M. SCHMITZ b: Private 4 Cyril J. SCHMITZ b: 11 FEB 1923 d: 16 APR 1995 4 Francis P. SCHMITZ b: Private 4 Gilbert N. SCHMITZ b: 2 MAY 1925 d: 27 OCT 1925 4 Living SCHMITZ + George M. LANSER b: 22 FEB 1922 d: 17 JUL 1999 5 Living LANSER 5 Living LANSER 5 Living LANSER 4 Living SCHMITZ + Mary BICHLER b: 11 JUL 1933 d: 30 NOV 1988 3 Clara SCHOMMER b: 27 AUG 1889 d: 30 DEC 1976 + Peter WETOR b: 23 AUG 1882 d: 15 FEB 1955 3 Albert SCHOMMER b: 15 NOV 1892 d: 28 MAR 1894 3 Rosa Susan SCHOMMER b: 1 JAN 1895 d: 25 MAY 1898 3 Edward SCHOMMER b: 14 MAR 1897 d: 16 NOV 1980 2 Maria SCHOMMER b: 16 SEP 1852 2 John Bernard SCHOMMER b: 1 AUG 1853 d: 8 APR 1922 2 Casper SCHOMMER b: 1854 d: 8 APR 1922 2 Susanna SCHOMMER b: 24 MAR 1856 d: 14 APR 1947 + John Peter MAYER b: 17 JUN 1857 d: 2 FEB 1934 3 Casper MAYER + Elizabeth WEBER 3 John J. MAYER b: 20 NOV 1883 d: 1 MAY 1977 + Rose POSSLEY b: 11 JUN 1890 d: 18 JAN 1977 3 Susan MAYER b: 9 JUN 1887 d: 14 SEP 1956 3 Peter J. MAYER b: 24 FEB 1889 d: 1 JUN 1969 3 Mary MAYER b: 18 SEP 1891 d: WFT Est 1905-1985 3 Lena MAYER b: 29 JUN 1895 d: 25 NOV 1901 3 Mike J. MAYER b: 25 OCT 1893 d: 16 NOV 1979 + Katherine HUBING b: FEB 1893 4 Joanna MAYER 4 Infant MAYER + Rose HUBING b: SEP 1891 2 Margaretta SCHOMMER b: 21 SEP 1858 d: 10 AUG 1946 2 Nicholas SCHOMMER b: 17 JUN 1859 | Roller, Maria (I128202)
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| 40069 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McDonell, Kathleen A. (I25829)
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| 40070 | Father: Christian Reimer b: 9 Mar 1835 in Mecklenburg, Germany Mother: Louisa Jacobs b: 10 Jan 1836 in Mecklenburg, Germany | Reimer, John Henry (I127774)
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| 40071 | Father: Dominic DEMUTH b: 7 MAY 1762 in Wormeldange Mother: Anna Maria NEUMAN b: 4 FEB 1763 in Ehnen,Luxembourg | Demuth, John Peter (I310832)
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| 40072 | Father: Frank VanderHeiden b: 01 DEC 1884 in Wrightstown, Brown Co, Wisconsin Mother: Helen Gertrude Kettenhofen b: 21 JAN 1885 in Wrightstown, Brown Co, Wisconsin Marriage 1 Mary Rose Sauvey b: 30 APR 1915 Children 1. Has Children Living VanderHeiden 2. Has Children Living VanderHeiden 3. Has No Children Mark VanderHeiden | Vanderheiden, Vincent Anthony (I49574)
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| 40073 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kanzelberger, Kay Lorraine (I341769)
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| 40074 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Heth, Linda Joyce (I341723)
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| 40075 | Father: Peter Firmenich b. abt 1792, Prussia. d. Nov. 18, 1872, Wrightstown, Brown Co., Wisconsin Mother: Anna Marie Voissel b. 1796, Germany. d. bef 1860, Wisconsin Other Children: Margaretha Firmenich b. June 6, 1833, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany Werner Fimenich b. March 16, 1835, Rhineland-Palatinate Germany. d. 1839, Germany. Anna Barbara Firmenich b. Jan. 1, 1837, Eicks, Rheinland, Preussen John Bernard Firmenich b. Oct. 2, 1839, Eicks. d. May 22, 1877, Madelia, Watonwan Co., Minnesota. Matthias Firmenich b. Feb. 11, 1840, Eicks. d. Sep. 26, 1931, Ashland, Ashland Co., Wisconsin. Charles Firmenich b. Oct. 26, 1848, Wisconsin. d. Sep. 13, 1927, Marathon Co., Wisconsin. | Firmenich, Elizabeth (I121836)
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| 40076 | Father: Petrus VanRossum Mother: Petronella Bolwerk Adrianus van Rossum kind op woensdag 14 december 1825 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 146 Geboren: Adrianus van Rossum Geboortedatum: 14-12-1825 relatie: zoon van Vader: Petrus van Rossum Beroep vader: slagter Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Petronella Bolwerk Woonplaats moeder: Uden | Vanrossum, Adrianus Cornelis (I78244)
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| 40077 | Father; Age 33 yrs, 11 mo. 25 days | Kaphingst, Henry (I126351)
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| 40078 | Fathers immigration Name Arrival Date Birth Date Age Gender Ethnicity/ Nationality Port of Departure Port of Arrival Ship Name Search Ship Database fathers Naturalization Name Birth Date Birth Place Age at event Court District Year of Arrival Date of Action son Reinhold Name: Gender: Race: Birth Date: Birth Place: Father: FHL Film Number: Name: SSN: Last Residence: 54914 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA BORN: Died: State (Year) SSN issued: 1905 Appleton Henry J Schulze August L Schulze Roland K Schulze Reynold F Schulze 1910 Appleton Henry Schulze Agusta Schulze Roland Schulze Rhunhold Schulze Gilburt Schulze 1920 Appleton Henry Schulze Augusta Schulze Roland Schulze Reinold Schulze Gilbert Schulze Woodrow Schulze 1940 Census Milwaukee Roland Schulze Augusta Schulze Mother Name: SSN: Last Residence: 54911 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA BORN: Died: State (Year) SSN issued: Augusta Holtz 1900 census Appleton Carl Holtz Johana Holtz Augusta Holtz Frid Holtz August Holtz Anna Holtz Mota Holtz Elsie Holtz Herman Holtz Imm in 1890 | Schulze, Gilbert Frederic "Pat" (I345376)
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| 40079 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Butler, Roy (I173971)
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| 40080 | Fathers marriage?? Last Name: Driscoll First Name: John L Marriage Year: 1896 Marriage Month: 1 Marriage Day: 11 County: Sauk REFERENCE DETAILS County: Sauk Volume Number: 4 Page Number: 90 Collection: Wisconsin Pre-1907 Vital Records Collection MARRIAGE INDEX RECORD Koerth, Minnie Date: 1896-1-11 County: Sauk | Driscoll, Mable Dorothy (I336258)
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| 40081 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wahl, Myles (I57795)
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| 40082 | Fathers Obit? Mrs. Loope's Father Dies S. F. Paget Kaukauna Times 7/03/1919 2 Obituary | Padgett, Susan A. (I318774)
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| 40083 | Fathers surname is spelled Lensmeir on dau Anna Brill death record. | Lensmeyer, Anna (I1415)
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| 40084 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pennings, Cindy (I44486)
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| 40085 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Faucher, David (I44487)
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| 40086 | Faulk Vanbogart Annie Vanbogart Elizabeth Vanbogart Joseph Vanbogart Antonette Vanbogart Francis Vanbogart Agnes Vanbogart | Vanbogart, Antoinette (I134801)
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| 40087 | Faulk Vanbogart Annie Vanbogart Elizabeth Vanbogart Joseph Vanbogart Antonette Vanbogart Francis Vanbogart Agnes Vanbogart | Vanbogart, Frank (I167565)
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| 40088 | Faust, Bernard “Ben”, Prair ie Village, KSAge 75, died Sunday, December 14, 2003 at Brighton Gardens Nursing Cente r. Memorial services will be 3 p.m. Friday, December 19 at Village Presbyt erian Church, 6641 Mission Rd., Prairie Village. Burial will be in the Cor inth Cemetery at a later date. He was born October 29, 1928 in Kaukaun a, WI son of Bernard and Katie (Vanden Boom) Faust. Mr. Faust served 5 yea rs in the United States Army. He later graduated from the University of Wi sconsin, where he was a member of Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity. Ben marri ed Virginia Campbell on February 12, 1960 in Independence, KS. She surviv es of the home. He worked in sales as a Branch Manager for Brandt Money Ha ndling Products, and later he operated a franchise for Unibind Internation al. Survivors include his wife of 43 years, Virginia; two daughters: Da na Faust, Seattle, WA; Catherine Black, Prairie Village, KS; a son, Sco tt (Lee Richmond) Faust, Salinas, CA; two sisters: Virginia Couillard, Lit tle Chute; Mary Kroenke, Milwaukee; a brother, Alphonse Faust, Milwauke e; 6 grandchildren: Jacob Black, Charles Black, Benjamin Drachler, Madeli ne Drachler, Theodore Faust, and Calvin Faust. Family suggests memorial co ntributions in lieu of flowers to the Alzheimer’s Association, Heartland C hapter, 3846 W. 75th St., Prairie Village, KS 66208. D.W. Newcomer’s So ns Overland Park Chapel, 8201 Metcalf, Overland Park, KS 66204, 913-648-62 24 | Faust, Bernard Jr. (I4721)
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| 40089 | Faust-Mitchka Susan Faust, George Mitchka Kaukauna Sun 4/30/1914 4 Wedding Marriage License George H. Mitchka, Susan Faust Kaukauna Sun 4/23/1914 1 Marriage License | Family: Mitchka, George or Gregory / Faust, Susan M. (F2285)
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| 40090 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Romenesko, Timothy Joseph (I12602)
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| 40091 | Fay Ann Konkel, 55, Stiles, Wis., passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2007, at a Green Bay hospital. Fay was born Nov. 2, 1951, in Green Bay, the daughter of Ruth (Samson) Hoffmann and the late Earl Robert Hoffmann. She graduated from Seymour High School in the Class of 1969. On July 19, 1972, she was united in marriage to Richard Konkel. Fay was employed by Down to Earth Nutrition and Massage, where she enjoyed helping the customers. She loved spending time with her family, gardening, flowers, traveling with her parents, doing various craft projects and especially loved her Lord. She was a member of Fairhaven Baptist Church, Oconto. She is survived by her husband, Richard; one sister, June (Robert) Dorn, De Pere; one brother, Karl (Anne) Hoffmann, De Pere; her mother-in-law, Lorraine Konkel; and many sisters-in-law, brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her father. Friends may call at the Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, 358 S. Main St., Seymour, on Friday, Feb. 23, 2007, from 4 to 7 p.m., with the funeral service to follow at 7 p.m., with Reverend Richard King officiating. The burial will be in the Emmanuel Lutheran Parish Cemetery, Seymour. Online condolences may be expressed at www.boettcherfuneralhomes.com | Hoffmann, Fay Ann (I313511)
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| 40092 | Fay M. Kegel, 100, Green Bay, formerly of Suring, died Saturday, September 16, 2017. She was born June 20, 1917, in Appleton, to Fred and Olga (Hintz) Kray. Fay graduated from Appleton High School class of 1935. On November 17, 1939, she was united in marriage to Albert George Kegel at First United Methodist Church in Appleton. In 1943, they moved from Appleton to Suring and took over the family farm. Fay and Albert farmed for 33 years until 1978, when they retired to Florida. She volunteered as a "Pink Lady" for two area hospitals for more than ten years before retiring due to illness. Fay later returned to Wisconsin to be close to family in 1993. While in Suring, Fay was an active member at Suring United Methodist Church, and served for many years with the Women's League. She taught Sunday school for many years. Fay was currently a member at Bethany United Methodist Church, and was active with their United Methodist Women's Group. She is survived by her children, Donald and Shirley Kegel, Jerry and Diane Kegel, Kenneth and Toni Kegel, and Alan (Anthony Beeman) Kegel; a daughter-in-law, Patricia Kegel; many grandchildren and great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and many other friends. Fay was preceded in death by her husband, Albert G. Kegel; a son, Howard Kegel; her parents, Fred and Olga (Hintz) Kray; two brothers, Sheldon and Gordon Kray; a sister and brother-in-law, Jane and Arthur Schroeder; and a granddaughter, Paula. Friends may call at Bethany United Methodist Church, 1110 Echo Lane, Green Bay, from 10 to 11 a.m. Friday, followed by the Funeral Service at 11 a.m. with Rev. Robb McClintock officiating. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery in Appleton. Blaney Funeral Home is assisting the family. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from Sept. 18 to Sept. 20, 2017 | Kray, Fay M. (I342598)
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| 40093 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Posson, Faye Ann (I59912)
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| 40094 | Fay Posson Ahilomene Posson Faye Ann Posson Eva Posson | Bruns, Eva Elizabeth (I190540)
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| 40095 | Fay Posson Ahilomene Posson Faye Ann Posson Eva Posson | Posson, Fay Edward (I190539)
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| 40096 | Faye M. Basler, 77, Appleton, passed away peacefully on Saturday, May 28, 2016, at Rennes Health and Rehabilitation, Appleton. She was born on November 14, 1938, daughter of Levi and Ruby (Rosenthal) Welhouse. Faye is survived by 2 sons: Brian (Becky Garmon) Mosher and Darren Mosher; 2 daughters: Barb (Jim) Becker and Shelly Bentle; fiancé: Christ Kunstman; 5 grandchildren: Jamie (Jimmy) Fields, Crystal Becker, Lance (Erin) Mosher, Tara and Kayla Bentle; 8 great grandchildren; a brother: Stanley Welhouse and many other relatives and friends. Faye was preceded in death by her parents; husbands: Roland Mosher and Harold Basler and sister-in-law Jeannie Wellhouse. Per Faye's wishes, no services will be held. Interment in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. We will all miss you dearly, especially Christ with all his love. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 5, 2016 | Welhouse, Faye (I63666)
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| 40097 | Fayette Forward 29 Frances Forward 29 | Forward, Fayette L. (I316806)
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| 40098 | Fayette Forward 67 Amanda Forward 67 | Forward, Fayette L. (I316806)
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| 40099 | Fayette L Forward 48 Amanda Forward 47 | Forward, Fayette L. (I316806)
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| 40100 | Fayette L Forward 78 | Forward, Fayette L. (I316806)
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| 40101 | FAYETTE L. FORWARD, senior member of the wholesale cheese, dairy products and cold storage firm of F. L. Forward Company, at Seymour, Wisconsin, is a native of the Empire State, having been born March 20, 1852, in Lewis county, New York, a son of Franklin and Eunice (Hall) Forward, and a grandson of Flavel Forward, a native of Virginia, who died in 1860, at the age of eighty-two years. Flavel Forward was twice married, having by his first wife, Clarissa, a native of New York, the following children: Orville, Lucinda, Franklin, Louisa, Aaron and Jane. Franklin Forward was born March 11, 1817, in New York State, and in early life became a school teacher, a profession which he followed for many years, eventually becoming superintendent of county schools. He engaged in farming during his latter years, and this was his occupation at the time of his death, July 23, 1877. Mr. Forward married Eunice Hall, who was a native of Connecticut, and they had but one child, Fayette L. Fayette L. Forward received his early education in the common schools of Lewis county, New York, and at the age of fourteen years entered the high school at Oswego, after leaving which he took a course in the State normal school, graduating there from in 1870. He then engaged in commercial work until his father's death, at which time he engaged in farming and continued to carry on agricultural pursuits until the death of his first wife, Frances Babcock, a native of Oswego county, New York, and the daughter of Perry G. Babcock, a New York farmer. She passed away in 1884, at the age of thirty-two years, and at this time Mr. Forward became a commercial traveler, continuing as such until coming to Seymour, March 28, 1888. During that year he was married (second) to Amanda Ryal, who was born March 8, 1853, in Lewis county, New York, a daughter of Leonard and Jane Alexander, farming people of New York. Mr. Forward first embarked in the mercantile business at Seymour, Wisconsin, under the firm name of Muehl & Forward, but after two years sold out his interest and began to establish his present business, which has become one of the largest business industries in the city. A branch house was established at Pulaski in 1906 to assist in taking care of the business which now embraces a portion of Outagamie, Shawano, Brown and Oconto counties, the year of 1910 being one of the most successful in the long term of years, when 2,000,000 pounds of cheese were handled, valued at $300,000. The firm of F. L. Forward Company have also been engaged in the coal business in Seymour for eighteen years. Mr. Forward is a Republican in national political views, but takes a non-partisan stand in city affairs. He has been assessor for three years, served as a member of the Republican County Committee for two years, and for six consecutive years served in the office of mayor. He has always identified himself with those movements which he has believed would be of benefit to his adopted city, and he is looked upon as one of Seymour's public-spirited and progressive citizens. | Forward, Fayette L. (I316806)
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| 40102 | FBI National Academy Class of 1962 | Aerts, James (I111887)
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| 40103 | Fe J Despen Mary J Despen George Despen Mary J Despen Francis E Despen | Despins, Francis Edward (I66147)
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| 40104 | Fe J Despen Mary J Despen George Despen Mary J Despen Francis E Despen | Despins, Francis J. (I173065)
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| 40105 | Fe J Despen Mary J Despen George Despen Mary J Despen Francis E Despen | Kelso, Mary Jane (I173066)
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| 40106 | Fe J Despen Mary J Despen George Despen Mary J Despen Francis E Despen | Despins, Julia (I173067)
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| 40107 | Fe J Despen Mary J Despen George Despen Mary J Despen Francis E Despen | Despins, George H. (I173069)
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| 40108 | Feavel, Josephine JohannaJosephine Johanna, who was an energetic and dynamic person, has pass ed on to her eternal rest after a brief illness. She loved life to it’s fu llest. She dearly loved her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildr en and they dearly loved her. We will miss her, but rejoice that she is n ow with God. Josephine was the last of the Jacob and Nellie West - Ebben c hildren to survive. She was prepared to join her brothers and sisters in H eaven.She was born on March 8, 1911 to Jacob Ebben and Petronella (West) Ebbe n. Josephine married Ledgard Thomas Feavel on July 6, 1937 in Fairview, Wi sconsin. Ledgard preceded Josephine in death on February 10, 1997 in Pa lm Springs, California.Josephine was a loving mother of five children: Rochelle (Gerald) Altenhof en, Richard Feavel, Thomas (Margaret) Feavel, Douglas (Barbara) Feavel a nd Robert Feavel. Josephine was a proud grandmother of 11: Randy Altenhofe n, Ann Krause, Amy Wendt, Kate Feavel, Jeff Feavel, Tina Godin, Steve Feav el, Christopher Feavel, Jenny Feavel, Jon Feavel and Nicole Brown. 13 grea t-grandchildren also survive her. She will be deeply missed by her many co usins, nieces and nephews.Josephine was a long time member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church in Appleto n. She was involved in Christian Mothers Society, Ladies of St. Mary, a nd she assisted in numerous luncheons and rummage sales.The funeral mass will be 5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 17, 2002 at St. Mary ’s Catholic Church, 312 S. State Street, with Father John Holly officiatin g. Visitation will be from 3 p.m. until the time of the service at the chu rch. Burial will be in St. Nicholas Cemetery in Freedom.The family would like to thank Dr. Jane Buffo for her tender care over t he past ten years and everyone else who has touched Josephine’s life and a ssisted her in her times of need.Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. 733-5435 *Serving as would be Ser ved* | Ebben, Josephine Johanna (I23618)
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| 40109 | Feavel | Zerbel, Elizabeth (I172670)
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| 40116 | Feb 14, 0019 ? | Family: Lamers, Clarence H. / Koehn, Merla G. (F16510)
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| 40117 | Feb 15 1864 - June 14 1865 Served in the 50th regiment; UNION WISCONSIN VOLUN TEERS 50th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry Organized at Madison, Wis., Mar ch and April, 1865. Moved to St. Louis, Mo., thence from Benton Barracks ( skirmishes near Booneville, Mo., May 3, 1865, Detachment) to Fort Leavenwo rth, Kan., and to Fort Rice, D. T. Duty there till May, 1866. Mustered o ut April 19 to June 12, 1863.Regiment lost during service 1 Enlisted man killed and 1 Officer and 43 En listed men by disease. Total 45. U.S. Civil War Soldier Records and Profiles Martin Coonen Residence: Buchanan, Wisconsin State Served: Wisconsin Rank, Company: Private, Company F Regiment: Wisconsin 50th Infantry Enlisted: 15 Feb 1865 Musturerd Out: 14 Jun 1866 Survived the War? - Yes Was POW? - Service Record: Enlisted in Company F, Wisconsin 50th Infantry Regiment on 15 Feb 1865. Mustered out on 14 Jun 1866. | Coonen, Martin (I2743)
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| 40118 | Feb 1911 he married the wealthy widow of George Alexander Ballentine in Cairo Egypt. In June he left his fathers home to go to his new wife in New York City. Her maiden name was Barton of Philadelphia. article in THE Shiocton NEWS FRIDAY,June 23, 1911 p. 1 | Spencer, Harold (I206165)
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| 40119 | February 14, 1929 - Radio sets have been installed at the Layman and Harry Stanelle homes. | Stanelle, Gerhart Oscar LAYMAN (I148497)
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| 40120 | February 16, 2010 Benotch, Alice May Alice May Benotch, 83, formerly of Kaukauna, entered into Eternal Life on February 13, 2010. Alice was born on April 14, 1926, in Kaukauna to the late Joseph and Anna (Regenfuss) Benotch. She acted as a nanny to Bill and Kathy, children of Beverly Pennings in Green Bay. Alice May enjoyed fishing, country and western music and western movies, and preparing meals of her famous hamburgers for her many nieces and nephews. All of Alice's family considered her meals a special treat and were looked forward to. Survivors include her sister, Mildred (Robert) Krueger, Winneconne; her nieces and nephews, Jerry (Rita) Cottrell, Mary Holtz, Donna (John) Ziebell, Scott (Jodi) Krueger, Nancy (Butch) Miller, JoAnn (Nub) Fox, Sandy Walker, Mary (David) Arnoldussen, Vicky Beyer, Pam (Mike) Wiegert, Kitty Peeters and Jacki Murrillo; and Alice's special friend and caregiver Beverly Pennings. She was preceded in death by her sisters, Mary (Ray) Jansen, Margaret M. (John) Bergman; and her brother, Joey Benotch. The Funeral Liturgy will be at 6 p.m. on Thursday, 18, 2010, at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Thursday from 5 p.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Kaukauna. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online Condolences | Benotch, Alice May (I158789)
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| 40121 | February 23, 2010 Rev. Michael O'Rourke, pastor of Appleton's St. Mary Parish, dies at St. Elizabeth Hospital By Kathy Walsh Nufer for The Northwestern APPLETON — Rev. Mike O'Rourke is being remembered as the deeply caring pastor of St. Mary Catholic Parish and an inspiring church teacher and leader who had a "profound impact" on many. O'Rourke, 66, known affectionately by many as "Father Mike," died Monday at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He had been hospitalized since Feb. 15 with a brain injury after a parishioner found him lying unconscious in his driveway and called 911, according to the parish Web site. "It is with the heaviest of hearts that we tell you that Father Michael O'Rourke left this world today to be in the arms of 'his best friend,' our Lord Jesus," read the statement on the Web site Monday afternoon. "Father Mike died late this morning surrounded by his family." Parishioners and the public had been monitoring the priest's condition and writing tributes to him on O'Rourke's CaringBridge site, as well as praying for him at several services. More than 1,200 had signed on to a "Pray for Father Mike" Facebook page. Funeral plans will be announced on the parish Web site and the CaringBridge site. O'Rourke, had been pastor of St. Mary's since 1986. "The depth of him is amazing," said grieving parishioner Anne Higgins, who had worked closely with O'Rourke, most recently in mobilizing the parish community to take steps to keep Catholic Central Elementary School open. "He was so very special. I don't know of anyone else in my life who was such an example of Jesus. He lived it every day," Higgins said. "He was very smart, and his gift was his ability to share profound messages in simple words so you could take them and apply them to your life. His messages in the past few weeks had been so powerful." Higgins said losing O'Rourke is difficult and painful for those who loved him, but they must carry on with the lessons he taught them. "The challenge for us as a parish is to carry on his legacy and keep his spirit alive. He wanted us not to just put in our time, but to come to church and be a family, love one another and take that love into the world and make a difference no matter where we went." Rev. Richard Allen, pastor of St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Neenah, said O'Rourke also touched people "very deeply" while working at that parish from 1974 to 1986. "In the 12 years he was here, there were many people who remember him for 'being there.' He was there at their baptism, their first communion, their reconciliation. They have very good, very strong memories of him, even after 25 years," Allen said. "I'm having a hard time with this, and I sat here this afternoon and said a rosary for him," said Pat Beckerson, Neenah. "But he's where he always wanted to be." Beckerson, who had followed O'Rourke's career and talked to him periodically ever since he officiated at her wedding in 1975, said O'Rourke was just who a great priest should be. "He was very easy to talk to, very friendly and he cared about everybody. He really made a big impact on children. He was just a cool guy." | O'Rourke, Reverend Michael (I318663)
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| 40122 | Federal Revenue Agent, killed during Prohibition poss ibly in Detroit, Michigan. From Linda Harney Files; JAMES GERALD HARNEY (1899-1932); He was born 14 November 1899 in Minnesota, the son of James Harney and Anna (Ryan ). He became a Treasury Agent, like his brother, Malachi. James married Geraldine Flynn and they had two children. James was shot to death while investigating an illegal still during prohibition. According to family history he was murdered and buried under a brush pile. The case was solved by his younger brother, Martin, a newspaper reporter (who had learned to speak Finn). This is written up by Martin Harney and was made in to a radio play. The killer was sentenced to Stillwater prison for life but was released in the 1990s. Chart reference: MNJKL.WES. Harney, James G -- , 1932 24 Sep MN, Tamarack; Possibly died 9/24/1939 mur dered at Tamarack? You asked about the obit of James Harney d. 1932. I found it in the New York Times as follows: DRY AGENT SLAIN IN WEST. One of Four Hunters for a Still Found Shot in Minnesota. TAMARACK, Minn., Sept 24 (AP) - James G. Harney, a Federal prohibition age nt and brother of M.L. Harney, Federal dry law enforcement chief in the Chicago district, was found shot dead near here today. Associates said that Mr. Harney, attached to Northwest district prohibition headquarters in St. Paul, was shot while searching for operators of a still which he and three other agents had found. The other three in the party said they last saw him alive yesterday afternoon. Search for him was under way all night and today. New York Times, 25 Sept 1932. | Harney, James G. (I34306)
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| 40123 | FedEx | Romenesko, Craig J. (I12317)
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| 40124 | Feed Mill Operator | Roehrborn, Terry Keith (I17522)
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| 40125 | Feed Salesman | Meulemans, Dennis Anthony (I18318)
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| 40126 | Feedback: She married I. C. Smith Vol 6 Page 30. Irving Clifford Smith Marriage Record Details Last Name: Whitesides First Name: Cora C Day: 09 Month: August Year: 1899 County: Brown Volume: 06 Page: 0031 | Family: Smith, Irving Clifford / Whitesides, Cora Celia (F59975)
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| 40127 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Kavanaugh, Kevin / Feeney, Colleen (F23892)
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| 40128 | Feidler (sic), Kathleen A. "Kathy" (Gage) Watch out God, here she comes! Get the paints, brushes and supplies ready - She wants to craft with the Angels! You gave her great years on earth, with a wonderful husband, 4 great children plus one, and as a bonus 11 beautiful grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Kathleen A. Fiedler, 86, Neenah, passed away on Wednesday, February 10, 2016, at Cherry Meadows Hospice, Appleton. She was born on August 26, 1929, in Janesville, daughter of Howard and Charlotte (Connell) Gage. Kathy graduated from Janesville High School, Class of 1948. While in high school Kathy met her soul mate, Don. They were married in 1949, moved to Neenah in 1955, and lived happily ever after. Kathy and Don were foster parents, welcoming in 49 little ones over the years. She volunteered at the Boys' & Girls' Brigade, Neenah, for many years, including 20 years volunteering at Onaway Island, and even earning the S.F. Shattuck Award for her time and dedication to the Brigade. Many will remember her for leading craft workshops over the years and bringing new crafting ideas to Onaway. Kathleen is survived by her husband: Don; 4 children: Nancy (Rick) Taylor, Neenah; Mary Hamann, Oshkosh; and Christopher "Chris" (Darcie) Fiedler, Kaukauna, Jimmy Immel, Menasha; 11 grandchildren: Teresa (Troy) Buss, Brian (Katie) Fiedler, Angela (Ryan) LaCount, Erin (Todd) Arnold, David (Laura) Taylor, Justin (Elizabeth) Finch, Jason (Carissa) Finch, Tiffany Schmalz, Ryan L. Hamann, Brittany (fiance Jordan Schroeder) Fiedler, and Christopher (Amanda) Fiedler; 15 great grandchildren; 2 brothers: Howard (Janice) Gage and Charles (Marie) Gage; a sister-in-law: Sister Mary Louise Fiedler; and many other relatives and friends. Kathleen was preceded in death by her parents; a son and daughter-in-law: Michael and Paula Fiedler; and a brother: Jack Gage. Memorial services will be held at 11:30 a.m., Thursday, February 18, 2016, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, 809 S. Commercial St., Neenah, with Rev. Catherine A.K. Mode officiating. Inurnment will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Appleton. Visitation will be held Thursday at the church from 9:00 a.m. until 11:15 a.m. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions are appreciated to the Boys' & Girls' Brigade, Neenah. Kathleen's family would like to express a heartfelt thank you to the staff at Cherry Meadows for their kindness and compassion. To my children - You didn't grow under my heart, but in it! You made my life complete! I am only going Home now to meet my Lord and my Heavenly Family. I want to thank all my dear friends and relatives for the joy they gave me here on earth, especially Joan. Good bye for now - until we meet again, Love Kathleen. | Gage, Kathleen (I85405)
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| 40129 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Brinkman, Howard / Feistel, Evelyn (F47952)
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| 40130 | Feistel | Wussow, Minnie Anna Louisa (I163844)
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| 40131 | Feistel | Feistel, Barney (I163851)
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| 40132 | Feistel | Langlotz, Louisa (I163855)
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| 40133 | FELAUER FUNERAL. The funeral of Mrs. Henry Felauer 1170 Lawrence-st was held at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Adams, 1164 Lawrence-st and at 2 o'clock from St. Paul Lutheran church. The services were in charge of the Rev. T. J. sauer and the interment was in Riverside cemetery. Wednesday Evening, January 2, 1924, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Three Name: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: Notes: | Adams, Elsie (I29881)
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| 40134 | Feldkamp rites Held Wednesday William Feldkamp Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/01/1934 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary William Feldkamp Died On Monday William Feldkamp Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/29/1934 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary | Feldkamp, William (I59752)
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| 40135 | Feldkamp Theodore R. "Ted" Theodore R. "Ted" Feldkamp, 81, Wrightstown, passed away peacefully in his sleep on Tuesday, April 10, 2007, after a three-year battle with liver cancer. He was born May 15, 1925, in Wrightstown, son of the late Peter and Catherine (Lamers) Feldkamp. He graduated from Wrightstown High School and served his country in the United States Army, where he was stationed in Austria at the end of WWII. Ted married Jean Van Der Wyst on May 10, 1951, at St. John's Catholic Church in Little Chute. He worked at Thilmany's, and after marriage started farming, which he did until his death. His pride and joy was his gardens, and he loved to show them off and give his produce away. Ted enjoyed dancing and playing cards, especially with his grandkids. He is survived by his wife, Jean; eight children: Susan (Dick) Nackers, Kaukauna; Tom (Mary), Bangor; Joan (Jim) Baumgart, Seymour; Nancy (Dean) Bowers, Kaukauna; Ruth (Jeff) Schumacher, Kaukauna; Alan (Judy), Gilman; Richard (friend-Janice), Clarksville, TN; and Roger (Corinna), Freedom; 23 grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; brother, Howard (Mary) Feldkamp; sisters: Ethel (Gerald) Ebben, Kate (Jim) Bongers, Helen (Norb) Evers, Theresa (Jim) Ison, and Joan (Russ) Aerts; in-laws: Gordon (Emily) Van Der Wyst, Rose Kuhn, and Virginia (Ivan) Stiltjes; and many nieces and nephews. Ted was preceded in death by two sons, infant David and James; two grandsons: Nathan and Micheal; his brother, Ralph; sister and brother-in-law, Marie (Lee) Bongers; and in-laws, Paul and Ruth Waldron and Hank Kuhn. Family and friends may call Friday, April 13, 2007, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at DeWane-Cotter Funeral Home, 711 Main St., Wrightstown, where there will be a Parish Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m. Visitation will continue on Saturday from 9 a.m. until the hour of Mass at St. Paul Catholic Church, Wrightstown. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Saturday at church, with Msgr. John Schuh officiating. Interment will be in St. John's Cemetery, Little Chute. Online condolences may be expressed at cotterfuneralhome.com The family extends a special thanks to Kathy of ThedaCare at Home Hospice for all the loving care and concern given to Ted and his family, and also to all the family and friends who stopped by the house to visit. A special thanks to Nancy and Dean Bowers for their care of Dad at their home for the last three weeks. Gone from our sight but never from our hearts. He will be sadly missed by all who knew him. | Feldkamp, Theodore R. (I59767)
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| 40136 | Feldkamp, Genevieve C.Genevieve C. Feldkamp, Kaukauna, age 93, devoted wife, mother, grandmoth er and great grandmother passed away Tuesday March 30, 2004 at her home. S he was born December 26, 1910 to the late Martin and Hattie (Berghuis) V an Handel in Town of Vandenbroek. Genevieve married Norbert J. Feldka mp on June 1, 1932 at St. John’s in Little Chute. Together they farm ed in Kaukauna where they raised a family. She was later employed at Kauka una High School working in the lunch program. After her retirement, she en joyed many winters in Florida with Norbert until his death on March 25, 19 95. Throughout her life, Genevieve was admired for her vegetable garden a nd beautiful flowers. Her handmade comforters, quilts and afghans were alw ays a pleasure to receive and will continue to keep all of her family wa rm for years to come. Genevieve was a great cook and enjoyed baking for fa mily and friends. She also enjoyed knitting and crocheting and made the mo st beautiful doilies, which she gave away to many people. Genevieve w as an avid birdwatcher and found comfort in feeding them.She was a longtime member of St. Mary’s Parish and was active with churc h, funeral and Altar Society functions until her illness.She is survived by her two sons: James (Julane) Feldkamp of Roseville, M N; Dennis (Bonnie) Feldkamp of Kaukauna; three daughters: Muriel (Wayne) N ewhouse of Moose Lake, MN; Judy (George) Hoffmann of New Holstein; and Ren ee (Dave) Heim of Andover, MN; 18 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildre n. She will also be missed by two sisters-in-law: Vera and Lucille Feldka mp both of Kaukauna and many nieces, nephews and friends.She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Norbert, three infa nt children, three sisters: Anna (Fred) Behling, Mary (Joe) Van Groll, Est her (Nick) Hietpas, and four brothers: Joe (Kate), George (Frances), Barn ey (Verna)&(Ruby), Norb (Zepora) Van Handel. She was also preceded in dea th by her husband’s sisters: Leona Feldkamp and Suzanne (Martin) Arnolduss en and four brothers: Anthony (Mary), Bernard, Leo and Hilary (Ethel) Feld kamp.The Funeral Liturgy will be at 11 a.m. on Friday April 2, 2004 at ST. MA RY of the ANNUNCIATION CATHOLIC CHURCH, 119 West Seventh Street, Kaukau na with Fr. Robert A. Udulutsch OFM Cap. officiating. Friends will be rece ived on Thursday at the Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dri ve, Kaukauna from 4 p.m. until the Parish Prayer Service at 7:30 p.m. a nd again at the Funeral Home on Friday from 9:30 a.m. until the processi on leaves for Church. Entombment will take place at Appleton’s Highland Me morial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in h er name.The family would like to extend a special thank you to her granddaughte r, Sara Feldkamp who made Genevieve’s last days more comfortable. Sara, yo ur care, compassion and kindness will never be forgotten. We would also li ke to thank the staff at St. Paul Home, ThedaCare at Home Hospice, especia lly Paul Halbach and Ladies of St. Mary’s Altar Society. | VanHandel, Genevieve Catherine (I63735)
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| 40137 | Feldkamp, Geri M.Geri M. Feldkamp, of Kaukauna, age 69, fell asleep in the loving arms of h er Savior on Wednesday, April 27, 2005. She was born in Wrightstown on Aug ust 15, 1935, to the late Alvin and Mildred (Hanson) Pagel. On April 26, 1 957, Geri married Gene Feldkamp at St. John Lutheran Church in Wrightstow n. The couple lived in Kaukauna their entire married lives. For many yea rs Geri enjoyed baby-sitting for working parents and spending summers at t he family cottage in Door County. She also enjoyed going to auctions and c ollecting handkerchiefs. She was a member of Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, Kaukauna.She is survived by her husband of 48 years, Gene, Kaukauna; a daughter, Br enda Feldkamp, at home; a brother, John (Rose) Pagel, Kaukauna; a siste r, Janice (Ed) Keberlein, Kaukauna; and numerous nieces and nephews. S he is further survived by her husband's family: Vince (Carol) Feldkamp, Ev ie (Dick) Frederickson, Wayne Feldkamp, Charlene (Reg) Munes, all of Kauka una, Cliff Feldkamp, Hollandtown Carl Feldkamp, Millidore.She was preceded in death by a sister-in-law, Helen "Butchie" Feldkamp; a nd numerous aunts and uncles.Geri's funeral service will be at 11 a.m. on Saturday, April 30, 200 5, at TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, Kaukauna with Pastor Mark Luetzow and K arl Schultz co-officiating. Friends will be received at Boettcher Family F uneral Home, Kaukauna, on Friday, April 29, 2005, from 4 p.m. until 8 p. m. and again on Saturday from 9 to 10 a.m. at the funeral home. In li eu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established.Mom, Dad and I will miss you more and more each day. We now have a Speci al Angel looking down on us till we can all be together again someday.The family would like to express sincere thanks to the doctors and nurs es on 4 North at Appleton Medical Center for the special care given to Ger i. Special thanks to Dr. Gustafson and his staff for their care and compas sion. | Pagel, Geraldine M. (I138801)
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| 40138 | Feldt Spouse: August Request a Photocopy Born: September 8, 1850 Died: July 9, 1926 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: July 12, 1926 Section: Page: 15 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St John Lutheran Location: , Notes Born in Germany | Bruening, Augusta (I192702)
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| 40139 | FELICITA MARY KRONSCHNABEL (GEORGE EDWARD2, GEORGE1) was born Jul 0 9, 1899 in Black Creek, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin, and died Jul 09, 19 81 in Sherwood, Calumet Co, Wisconsin. She married MATTHIAS HUHN Apr 2 7, 1926 in Black Creek, Outagamie Co., WI, son of JOSEPH HUHN and DOROTH EA FETTING. He was born Dec 12, 1894 in Outagamie Co., WI, and died N ov 1968 in Sherwood, Calumet Co., WI. | Kronschnabel, Felicita Mary (I62139)
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| 40140 | Felix Bouchea Rosa Bouchea Arthur Bouchea Elmer Bouchea Eddie Bouchea Jules Bouchea Fred Bouchea Irene Bouchea | Boucher, Felix (I122684)
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| 40141 | Felix Debot Mary Debot Phillip Debot Clara Debot Margaret Debot Loraine Debot Ruth Debot [4 4/12] | DeBot, Lorraine (I195403)
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| 40142 | Felix Decoster 53 Johannah Decoster 42 Harry Decoster 14 George Decoster 13 Charles Decoster 6 | DeCoster, Felix (I104252)
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| 40143 | FELIX DeGRAVE | deGreef, Philip (I140235)
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| 40144 | Felix Degrave Louise Degrave Martha Degrave Norman Degrave Urvent Degrave | Degrave, Felix (I131654)
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| 40145 | Felix Degrave Louise Degrave Martha Degrave Norman Degrave Urvent Degrave | VanPay, Louisa (I140238)
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| 40146 | Felix Droog Benardy Droog Mary Droog Leona Droog Josephine Droog Jennie Droog Henry Droog | Droog, Felix (I92764)
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| 40147 | Felix E. Poels, successfully engaged in business as a brick manufacturer of Howard township, is one of the worthy native sons and esteemed citizens of Brown county. His birth occurred in the town of Howard on the 29th of December, 1864, his parents being Frank and Jane (Roscom) Poels, both of whom were natives of Belgium, the former born in 1843 and the latter in 1840. Frank Poels came to Wisconsin and took up his abode in the town of Howard in 1857, cleared a tract of land, built a log cabin and continued to reside therein for ten years. Throughout his active business career he devoted his attention to general agricultural pursuits with excellent results, enjoying an enviable reputation as a prosperous farmer and respected citizen. He resided in this county for almost a half century and was called to his final rest in 1906. His wife passed away two years later. Their children are as follows: Roselain ; Peter; Felix E., of this review; James, twin brother of Felix; Phillameine; Lizzie; Alphonso ; Phillapeine; and John. Felix E. Poels attended district school No. 5 at Duck Creek until fourteen years of age and subsequently worked for his father until a youth of sixteen. During the next twenty-six years he was employed in the Xorthwestern quarry and for twenty years of that time acted as foreman. His duties in this connection, however, required his attention only in the summer season and during the winter months he worked in the woods. In 1889, while employed in the quarry, he purchased forty acres of land, and in 1900 he bought an interest in a brickyard, his partner being C. M. Steeno. He has been very successful in his undertakings as a brickmanufacturer, his yard covering fifty-six acres, and also owns a stone quarry covering twenty acres in the town of Howard, while he likewise has two farming properties. He is a stockholder in the creamery and has long been recognized as one of the leading and enterprising citizens of his community. On the 7th of August, 1893, at Duck Creek, Mr. Poels was united in marriage to Miss Sarah Lemrond, whose father was one of the earliest settlers in the town of Howard. They have one child, Laurence. Air. Poles is a republican in politics and has served as supervisor for three years. He is a devout communicant of the Catholic church and acts as treasurer of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. That his life has at all times commanded the high respect which is uniformly tendered him is indicated in the fact that many of his stanchest friends are those who have known him from his boyhood to the present time. | Poels, Felix E. (I133883)
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| 40148 | Felix Elworth - 55 Augusta Elworth - 42 Rose Elworth - 21 Theodore Elworth - 20 Amelia Elworth - 18 Wm Elworth - 17 Clements Elworth - 12 | Ellsworth, Theodore (I93067)
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| 40149 | Felix Elworth - 59 Augusta Elworth - 35 Rosa Elworth - 16 Amelia Elworth - 14 William Elworth - 12 Clement Elworth - 7 | Elworth, Felix (I174104)
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| 40150 | Felix Elworth Augusta Elworth Rosa Elworth Amelia Elworth William Elworth Clement Elworth | Elworth, William (I120458)
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| 40151 | Felix G Decoster Johanna Decoster George Decoster Charles Decoster | DeCoster, Felix (I104252)
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| 40152 | Felix G Decoster Johanna P Decoster | DeCoster, Felix (I104252)
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| 40153 | Felix G Decoster Johanna P Decoster Harvey H Decoster Evangeline M Decoster | DeCoster, Felix (I104252)
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| 40154 | Felix L Ronayne Margaret Ronayne Patrick Ronayne Judith Ronayne James Ronayne | Hanaway, Margaret (I44513)
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| 40155 | Felix L Ronayne Margaret Ronayne Patrick Ronayne Judith Ronayne James Ronayne | Ronayne, Felix Ronawne (I44514)
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| 40156 | Felix L. Ronayne, 71, of 402 S. State St., died at Dakota Midland Hospital Wednesday, Aug. 16, after an extended illness. Services will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Rosary will be said Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Gates Funeral Home followed by the Knights of Columbus rosary at 8 p.m. Mr. Ronayne was born Sept. 19, 1900, in Aberdeen. The family moved to Leola when he was a child and he lived there until 1924. He returned to Aberdeen and has resided here since. He was married to the former Margaret Hanaway on Oct. 27, 1928, at Leola. Their home was established in Aberdeen. He was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church and the Knights of Columbus. He was employed as a road superintendent for the Sunset Equipment Company. Survivors include his widow; three sons, Patrick of Westminster, Calif.; James of Los Angeles, Calif.; and John of Aberdeen; one daughter, Mrs. George (Judith) Sholy, Puerto Rico; four grandchildren; one brother, Thomas O. Ronayne, Aberdeen; and one sister, Mrs. John (Constance) Chesire, Bismark, N.D. - Aberdeen (S.D.) American News Thursday, August 17, 1972 Page 5 | Ronayne, Felix Ronawne (I44514)
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| 40157 | Felix Lemere Adeline Lemere Corrine Lemere Morris Brouillard | LeMere, Corrine (I173770)
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| 40158 | Felix Lemere Adeline Lemere Corrine Lemere Morris Brouillard | LeMere, Felix (I172465)
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| 40159 | Felix Maternoski 36 Celia Maternoski 46 Della Maternoski 31 Milton Maternoski 23 Joseph Maternoski 35 | Maternowski, Joseph Ambrose (I165594)
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| 40160 | Felix Maternoski 36 Celia Maternoski 46 Della Maternoski 31 Milton Maternoski 23 Joseph Maternoski 35 | Maternowski, Felix (I165595)
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| 40161 | Felix Maternoski 36 Celia Maternoski 46 Della Maternoski 31 Milton Maternoski 23 Joseph Maternoski 35 | Maternowski, Adela (I165596)
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| 40162 | Felix Maternoski 36 Celia Maternoski 46 Della Maternoski 31 Milton Maternoski 23 Joseph Maternoski 35 | Maternowski, Bernard Milton "Roy" (I165599)
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| 40163 | Felix Vandenberghe 50 Petronella Vandenberghe 38 Peter Vandenberghe 14 Frank Vandenberghe 13 Hattie Vandenberghe 11 Willie Vandenberghe 9 Julia Vandenberghe 8 Elfred Vandenberghe 6 Eloina Vandenberghe 5 Clarence Vandenberghe 3 Maryne Vandenberghe 3 | Vandenbergh, Felix (I106170)
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| 40164 | Felix Vannienwhaven Nettie Vannienwhaven Sophia Vannienwhaven Mary Vannienwhaven Louis Vannienwhaven Charles Vannienwhaven | Vannieuwenhoven, Felix (I169514)
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| 40165 | Felix Vannieuwenhoven Antoinette Vannieuwenhoven Clarence Peters | Morrens, Antonette (I169512)
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| 40166 | Felix Wouters Annie Wouters Jennie Wouters Lucy Wouters Nettie Wouters Julius Wouters | Wouters, Lucy (I205624)
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| 40167 | Fell | Schmitt, Catherine (I133083)
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| 40168 | FELLER OSCAR J 10/15/1891 M MISSOURI SAN FRANCISCO(90) 12/09/ 1968 550-36-7357 77 yrs | Feller, Oscar (I310740)
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| 40169 | Feller Florence, 77, moved here 15 years ago from Milwaukee, Wis. Beloved mother, survived by daughter Ethel Beckman, son-in-law Frank Beckman, grandchildren, Frank, Belinda & Jon all of Miami. also survived by sister, Clara Richter, Stoughton, Wis., nieces and nephews. Private services will be conducted by Rev. May. Burial will follow at Flagler Memorial Cemetery. In lieu of flowers family requests donations to the Florence Feller Memorial fund at St. Peter's Luth. Church. Flagler Memorial Park 5301 West Flagler Street Miami 33134 | Joers, Florence (I120)
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| 40170 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Feller, Joseph Peter (I29500)
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| 40171 | Felton, Betty J. Betty J. Felton, age 82, of Neenah, died Monday, April 11, 2005, at Theda Clark Medical Center. She was born May 26, 1922 in the Town of Algoma, daughter of George and Nellie (Reeve) Zwickey. Betty married Paul F. Felton, August 16, 1941, in Neenah. She was employed at Fox Valley Tech, Neenah for 23 years prior to her retirement. She was a member of St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church, Neenah, the Catholic Order of Foresters and Theda Clark Hospital Auxiliary. She enjoyed sewing, camping and spending time with her family. Betty is survived by her husband, Paul; her children: Paul (Eleanor) Felton, Manchester, Maryland; Barbara (Dennis) Schmidt and Kathryn Felton, both of Neenah; five grandchildren: Paul III (Amy) Felton, George Scott (Maggie) Felton, Jill Marie (Benjamin) Jackson, Peter and Steven Schmidt; six great-grandchildren: Noah, Cole, Tate, Peyton, Zachary and Nate; a brother, Richard (Betty) Zwickey, Talluhoma, Tennessee. Betty was preceded in death by her parents. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday, April 14, 2005, at St. Margaret Mary Church with Rev. Roy Geenen officiating. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery, Neenah. Friends may call at the church from 9:30 a.m. Thursday until the time of the mass. A memorial has been established. We will miss you Mom. KESSLER FUNERAL HOME 304 S. Commercial Street Neenah 722 6464 | Zwickey, Betty J. (I147552)
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| 40172 | Felton, Kenneth J., AppletonAge 65, died unexpectedly Friday evening, Sept. 12, 2003 as a resu lt of an automobile accident. The son of the late Peter and Mary (Jaeckel s) Felton was born June 9, 1938 in Black Creek. Ken attended Seymour Hi gh School, Class of 1957. He was employed with Provimi Veal Corporation, r etiring in 2001. Ken enjoyed his coffee time with the guys at George Webb 's as well as time spent in the great outdoors. He especially enjoyed ti me together with his friends and family.Survivors: three children: Sharon (Wayne) Wright, and Greg (Joanne) Felton all of Appleton; Mark Felton, Hilbert; four grandchildren: Alexandri a, Camille, Zoe and Abbe; one brother and sister in law Edward (Nancy) Fel ton, Black Creek; two sisters and one brother in law Bernice (Red) Webe r, Bonduel; Rosie Johnson, Menasha. Preceded in death by one brother in law, Ronald Johnson.Friends may call at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 915 Ivory Stree t, Seymour Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2003 after 9 a.m. until the time of servic e. Mass of Christian Burial Tuesday, 11 a.m. at the church with the Revere nd Martin Fox and Deacon Orvell DeBruin officiating. Burial will be at S t. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Black Creek. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Hom e, Seymour, is in charge of arrangements. | Felton, Kenneth (I118475)
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| 40173 | Felton | Bohlman, Bertha (I147563)
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| 40174 | Felton | Felton, Samuel (I147567)
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| 40175 | FEMAL FUNERAL The funeral of Robert J. Femal, 4, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Femal, 391 Story-St was held Monday morning from St. Mary church. The Rev. W. J. Fitzmaurlce conducted the service. Interment was in St. Mary cemetery. APPLETON POST.CRESCENT. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1921 Femal | Femal, Robert J. (I16902)
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| 40176 | Femal, Andr ew Joseph “Andy”Andrew Joseph Femal “Andy.” 17, Wrightstown, died Tuesday, Sept. 2, 200 3, at St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay following a six-week hospitalizatio n. He was born Feb. 22, 1986, in Melbourne, Fla. Andy was a student at Syb le Hopp School in De Pere and a member of St. Paul’s Catholic Church, Wrig htstown.Survivors include his parents, John and Bonnie Stock, Wrightstown; and Mic hael Femal, Florida; a sister, Casey Stock, at home; maternal grandparent s, Joseph and Margaret Mollen, De Pere; paternal grandparents, John and Be verly Stock, Kaukauna; and LaVerne Femal, Texas. Andy is further surviv ed by numerous aunts, uncles, and cousins. He was preceded in death by his grandfather, Phelan Femal.Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Paul’s Catholic Chu rch, 437 Main St., Wrightstown, with Fr. Jim Feely officiating. Friends m ay call from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday (TODAY ) at the Boettcher Family Fu neral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr. Kaukauna and after 9 a.m. Friday direct ly at the church until the time of services.In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name.The family would like to express sincere thanks to the staff and studen ts of Syble Hopp School and the staff of St. Vincent Hospital in Green Bay . | Femal, Phelan (I28721)
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| 40177 | Femal, Gudrun A. "Lilla" AppletonAge 74, died Tuesday, December 31, 2002 at Rennes Health Center. She was b orn in Reykjavik, Iceland on October 29, 1928; the daughter of Arnie and G udrun (Helgadottir) Arnason. Lilla moved to Appleton in 1946 and married H arold E. Femal that same year. This past November they celebrated 56 yea rs of marriage. Lilla taught crocheting at Fox Valley Technical College a nd later taught others her love of knitting at The Little Mermaid. Lilla e njoyed traveling, especially back home to Iceland to visit her family. S he and Harry enjoyed many years living on Shawano Lake. Lilla work ed as a secretary for Femal's Service Inc.She is survived by her husband, Harold, Appleton; and their four sons: Ron ald (Barbara), Robert "Bob" (Susan), Erik (Marsha), and Richard, all of Ap pleton; nine grandchildren and a great-grandchild; brothers: Ingolfur Arna son, Reykjavik, Iceland; Sigurdur Arnason Jonsson, Janesville, Wisconsi n; sisters: Ingebjorg Arnadottir, Arnheidur Arnadottir, Thuridur Arnadotti r, Halldora Arnadottir, all of Reykjavik, Iceland. She was preceded in dea th by her parents; and a brother, Helgi Arnason.A funeral for Lilla will be held Saturday, January 4, 2003 at 12 p.m. at t he Valley Funeral Home. Visitation will be Saturday from 10 a.m. until t he time of the service. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Park. A memori al fund has been established.The family would like to extend their deepest thanks to the Nursing Sta ff at Rennes Health Center for all their kindness. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St.733-5435 | Arnason, Gudrun A. (I117894)
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| 40178 | Femal, Harold E. "Harry" AppletonAge 82, died Monday, January 13, 2003 at Rennes Health Center. He was bo rn in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on February 7, 1920; the son of Edward and Frol lea (Hoffmann) Femal. Harold was the owner and operator of Femal Service I nc. In 1946 he married Gudrun "Lilla" Femal, she preceded him in dea th on December 31, 2002. This past November they celebrated 56 years of ma rriage. Harold served in the Army Air Corp during World War II, as a demol ition specialist. Harry and his wife enjoyed many years living on Shawa no Lake.He is survived by his four sons: Ronald (Barbara), Robert "Bob" (Susan), E rik (Marsha) and Richard, all of Appleton; nine grandchildren and a great- grandchild; brothers: Kenneth Femal and Lloyd (Maxine) Femal, both of Appl eton; sister, Doris Frost, Chandler, Arizona. In addition to his wife a nd parents he was preceded in death by a sister, Nancy Peters.The funeral will be Thursday, January 16, 2003 at 6 p.m. at the Valley Fun eral Home with military honors to follow. The visitation will be Thursd ay from 4 p.m. until the time of the service at the funeral home. Burial w ill be in Highland Memorial Park. The family would like to extend their de epest thanks to the Nursing Staff at Rennes Health Center for all their ki ndness. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. 733-5435 | Femal, Harold E. (I117893)
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| 40179 | Femal, James J.James J. Femal, of Appleton, age 85 passed away peacefully in his home Mon day, August 2, 2004. He was born January 19, 1919 in Kaukauna, son of t he late Ernest and Gertrude (Esler) Femal. He was united in marriage to Lo is Boon, December 4, 1943, sharing almost 50 years together before her dea th on March 13, 1993.Jim was a navigator on B-17 and B-24 bombers during World War II serving w ith the Army Air Corp in England with the 8th Air Force and in the South P acific. After the war he attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison maj oring in Engineering. Jim spent most of his adult life working at the F ox River Boiler Works in Appleton, which was founded by his father, Erne st Femal and Giles Courtney. Later it was owned and operated by brothers J im, Red and Russell Femal until 1986 when it was closed after 61 years.He is survived by his five children: Jef (Patt) Femal of Menasha, Catheri ne Femal of Oshkosh, Mark Femal of Madison, Mary (Gary) Carlson of Minneap olis, MN and William (Kristy) Femal of Plainfield; 12 grandchildren: Joell e, Jupy, Jeffrey, Nicholas, Michael, Kevin, Matthew, Jessica, Christophe r, Garrett, David and Parker; one great-granddaughter, Lauren; a sister-in -law: Mary Femal of Appleton, many nieces and nephews.Preceding James in death were 3 brothers, Bobby, Frances "Red" and Russe ll and a sister Carol Peterson.A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, August 14, 2004 at the Br ettschneider-Trettin-Lederer Funeral Chapel with the Rev. Justin Werner of ficiating. Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 10 a.m. until the t ime of service. A memorial to the Red Cross has been established.Brettschneider-Trettin-LedererFuneral Chapel606 N. Oneida St., Appleton, W I920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Femal, James (I16903)
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| 40180 | Femal See Also Mrs. Frank Femal, Gold Star Mother, Dies at Age of 48 Mrs. Frank Femal Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/11/1950 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Esler, Grace T. (I31289)
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| 40181 | Femal | Femal, Harry B. (I3543)
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| 40182 | Femal | O'Connell, Mary Ellen (I664)
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| 40183 | Female was born at Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, Anna Kersten Parents: Theo Kersten born Holland and Mary Verknelen born Holland | Kersten, Anna (I134085)
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| 40184 | FEML-EDWARD AND FRANK -NO BIRTH Record AT OUTAGAMIE CO. COURTHOUSE | Femal, Edward Frank (I31287)
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| 40185 | Fenarcee Watermolen 56 Belle Watermolen 54 Constant Watermolen 22 Nellie Watermolen 20 Lizzia Watermolen 16 Rosa Watermolen 14 William Watermolen 10 | Watermolen, John FRANCIS (I151758)
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| 40186 | Fendine S Grapengeiser Hattie Grapengeiser Earl Grapengeiser | Grapengieser, Earl (I194602)
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| 40187 | Fenton E. Bauman died June 2, 1979 in Appleton, Outagamie County, wisconsin at age 72 per 1959-1979 Wisconsin State Death Index. | Bauman, Fenton (I336361)
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| 40188 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Podolan, Thomas John (I58366)
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| 40189 | Ferd L Krablian 49 A Clare Krablian 37 Arthur J Krablian 21 Frederick P Krablian 17 Harold Krablian 14 Edward Krablian 12 John Sewell 18 Clare L Sewell 15 Hallie T Sewell 12 John M Young 82 Emma J Young 75 | Krablean, Frederick Louis (I138038)
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| 40190 | Ferd Sepherine Rejinee Sepherine Virginia Sepherine Elisabeth Sepherine Frederick Sepherine Louisa Delong | Zephirin, Ferdinand (I328869)
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| 40191 | Ferd. Kowalke Sophia Kowalke Otto Kowalke | Kowalke, Otto (I335580)
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| 40192 | Ferd?A* Purath 61 Mary Purath 58 Anna Purath 25 Alma Purath 18 Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Center, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2008; Page: B; Enumeration District:202; Image: 1227 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4390899_01227/70082055?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1920usfedcen%26h%3d70082055%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d7884&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Purath, Ferdinand (I200741)
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| 40193 | Ferdenan Dorn Barbara Dorn Nicklas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdenand Dorn Joseph Dorn Metilda Dorn John Dorn | Dorn, Andrew (I22703)
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| 40194 | Ferdenan Dorn Barbara Dorn Nicklas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdenand Dorn Joseph Dorn Metilda Dorn John Dorn | Dorn, Andrew John (I124275)
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| 40195 | Ferdenan Dorn Barbara Dorn Nicklas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdenand Dorn Joseph Dorn Metilda Dorn John Dorn | Dorn, Joseph (I144319)
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| 40196 | Ferdenan Dorn Barbara Dorn Nicklas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdenand Dorn Joseph Dorn Metilda Dorn John Dorn | Dorn, Ferdinand (I168628)
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| 40197 | Ferdian Dorn Martha Dorn Oscar Dorn Herbert Dorn Irma Dorn | Dorn, Herbert F. (I48094)
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| 40198 | Ferdiand Jacobs Florence Jacobs Howard Jacobs Dorothy Obermeier Vernon Jacobs | Jacobs, Ferdinand (I153958)
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| 40199 | Ferdiand Pluges Mary Pluges Henry Pluges William Pluges Ferdiand Pluges Minnie Pluges Carrie Pluges | Ploeger, Ferdinand (I58831)
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| 40200 | Ferdinad C Launstein Willimina Launstein | Weggie, Wilhelmina (I198399)
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| 40201 | Ferdinad C Launstein Willimina Launstein | Launstein, Ferdinand (I198400)
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| 40202 | Ferdinand "Fritz" L. Gorzelitz, age 80, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2006 at his home in Menasha. The only child of Ferdinand J. and Elda (Haese) Gorzelitz, Ferdinand was born April 30, 1926. Fritz was a collector of many treasures. Ferdinand is survived by his partner in life, Vicky Joas; four sons, Ferdinand "Freddie" Gorzelitz, Appleton; James (Brenda) Gorzelitz, Manitowoc; Brahm (Kathy) Joas, Hortonville; Blaire (Lori) Joas, Appleton; four daughters, Bonnie (special friend Mike Thompson) Price, Manitowoc; Holly (Chris) Hagenow, Collins; Michelle (Mike) Ciske, Appleton; and Tracy (special friend Tom Collar) Bridenhagen. He is further survived by 20 grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. He is preceded in death by his parents. A memorial service will be held at Valley Funeral Home at 2 p.m. on Saturday Nov. 18, 2006 with Chaplin Jordan Kuczwara officiating, Chaplin with Theda Care at Home Hospice. Visitation will be from 1 p.m. until the time of the memorial service. Arrangements are bring handled by Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond St., Appleton, WI 54911; Phone 920-733-5435; www.valleyfh.com. "Serving as would be Served" Special thank you to Dr. Avi Barlev and the staff at the Martha Seikman Center, and the Theda Care at home Hospice. Herald Times Reporter Nov. 16, 2006 | Gorzelitz, Ferdinand Leroy (I335017)
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| 40203 | Ferdinand A Meinert Beatrice A Meinert Collette M Meinert Jerome E Meinert Kenneth W Meinert Rosemary V Meinert | Meinert, Ferdinand (I125056)
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| 40204 | Ferdinand A Meinert Beatrice A Meinert Collette M Meinert Jerome E Meinert Kenneth W Meinert Rosemary V Meinert | Meinert, Collette M. (I125057)
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| 40205 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Emil (I143436)
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| 40206 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Ferdinand (I154908)
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| 40207 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, George H. (I165803)
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| 40208 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Steinberg, Augusta A. (I165804)
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| 40209 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Oscar (I165806)
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| 40210 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Martha (I165807)
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| 40211 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Ida (I165808)
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| 40212 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Gustav (I165809)
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| 40213 | Ferdinand Beyer 40 Auguste E Beyer 42 Georg H Beyer 14 Edward F Beyer 12 Emil W Beyer 11 Gustav Aug Beyer 7 Ida M Beyer 5 Martha H Beyer 2 | Beyer, Edward (I165811)
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| 40214 | Ferdinand Beyer 44 Annie Beyer 28 Edward Beyer 18 Emil Beyer 16 Gustave Beyer 12 Ida Beyer 10 Martha Beyer 7 Oscar Beyer 4 Irvin Beyer 1 Alfred Beyer 4/12 | Beyer, Ferdinand (I154908)
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| 40215 | Ferdinand Beyer 70 Anna Beyer 63 Alfred Beyer 25 Eva Beyer 21 Arthur Beyer 16 Manie Beyer 12 | Beyer, Ferdinand (I154908)
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| 40216 | FERDINAND BLEICK Ferdinand Bleick, 51, died Tuesday morning. Mr. Bleick was a resident of Greenville. He is survived by his widow: one son. John; one brother, Herman of Appleton: two sisters, Mrs. Gustave Zuehlke of Appleton and Mrs. Edward Wickert, of Oshkosh. The funeral will be held at 1:30 Friday afternoon from the house and at 2 o'clock at Emmanuel Luth eran church at Greenville with the Rev. Leonard Kasper in charge. Interment will be in Greenville ceme tery. Tuesday Evening, March 25, 1924 APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Nine BLEICK FUNERAL Funeral services for Ferdinand Bleick who died Tuesday morning were held at 1:30 Friday afternoon from his home in the town of Greenville, and at 2 o'clock at Emmanuel Lutherin church, Greenville. The Rev. Leonard Kasper was in charge. Saturday Evening, March 29, 19Z4 APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Fifteen | Bleick, Ferdinand J. (I154770)
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| 40217 | Ferdinand Borke Emilia Borke Paul Borke Lina Borke Adela Borke Robert Borke Johny Borke Edward Borke Albert Borke Henry Borke Minna Borke | Bork, Albert (I159980)
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| 40218 | Ferdinand Bowers Jostine Bowers Roger Bowers Carl Bowers | Bowers, Roger Bernard Sr. (I28331)
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| 40219 | Ferdinand Bowers Jostine Bowers Roger Bowers Carl Bowers | Bowers, Carl Adrian (I28533)
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| 40220 | Ferdinand Bowers Jostine Bowers Roger Bowers Carl Bowers | Ebben, Justina "Josie" (I53770)
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| 40221 | Ferdinand Bowers Jostine Bowers Roger Bowers Carl Bowers | Bowers, Ferdinand "Chuck" (I53771)
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| 40222 | Ferdinand Brandt Caroline Brandt Frances Brandt Albert Brandt | Brandt, Ferdinand (I203860)
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| 40223 | Ferdinand Brandt Caroline Brandt Frances Brandt Albert Brandt | Schwandt, Caroline (I203859)
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| 40224 | Ferdinand C Habermann Magdeline M Habermann Dorothy A Habermann Harold F Habermann Dolores J Habermann | Haberman, Harold (I128171)
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| 40225 | Ferdinand C Habermann Magdeline M Habermann Dorothy A Habermann Harold F Habermann Dolores J Habermann | Habermann, Ferdinand (I146720)
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| 40226 | Ferdinand C Schuler Lucia Schuler Mabel Schuler Roy Schuler Earl Schuler Willis Schuler Laila Schuler Karl Schuler Marvin Schuler Edward Schuler [2 9/12] Doris Schuler [1 2/12] | Schuler, Ferdinand E. "Fred" (I110214)
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| 40227 | Ferdinand C Schuler Lucia Schuler Mabel Schuler Roy Schuler Earl Schuler Willis Schuler Laila Schuler Karl Schuler Marvin Schuler Edward Schuler [2 9/12] Doris Schuler [1 2/12] | Bahr, Lucy M. (I110218)
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| 40228 | Ferdinand C Schuler Lucia Schuler Mabel Schuler Roy Schuler Earl Schuler Willis Schuler Laila Schuler Karl Schuler Marvin Schuler Edward Schuler [2 9/12] Doris Schuler [1 2/12] | Schuler, Marvin (I182617)
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| 40229 | Ferdinand Colignon Mary Colignon Lucy Colignon | Colignon, Ferdinand (I177107)
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| 40230 | Ferdinand Dorn Barbra Dorn Maggie Dorn Nicholas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdinand Dorn | Dorn, Andrew (I22703)
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| 40231 | Ferdinand Dorn Barbra Dorn Maggie Dorn Nicholas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdinand Dorn | Dorn, Ferdinand (I168628)
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| 40232 | Ferdinand Dorn Barbra Dorn Maggie Dorn Nicholas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdinand Dorn | Bartel, Barbara M. (I168629)
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| 40233 | Ferdinand Dorn Barbra Dorn Maggie Dorn Nicholas Dorn Andrew Dorn Elizabeth Dorn Ferdinand Dorn | Dorn, Nicholas (I174260)
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| 40234 | Ferdinand Dorn Martha Dorn Hubert Dorn Irma Dorn | Dorn, Herbert F. (I48094)
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| 40235 | Ferdinand Drews, 80, Dale, died at 7:45 last evening at his home after a lingering illness. He was born June 13, 1858, in the town of Winchester and lived in the vicinity of Dale all his life. Surviving are four daughters, Mrs. Martha Stiegelberg (sic), Mrs. Albert Grosnick, Miss Esther Drews, Dale; Mrs. Henry Krenke, Fremont; two sons, Herbert, Dale; Arthur, Greenville; three brothers, Fred, Albert, Larson; August, Oshkosh; 15 grandchildren and 4 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 1:30 Thursday afternoon at the residence and at 2 o'clock at St. Paul Lutheran church at Dale by the Rev. Waldeman Zink. Burial will be in the Union cemetery at Dale. Appleton Post, 6 Apr 1939 - "FERDINAND DREWS | Drews, Johan Ferdinand "Ferd" (I190326)
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| 40236 | Ferdinand Egeland 34 | Egeland, Ferdinand (I334794)
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| 40237 | Ferdinand Eichhorst Louisa Eichhorst Henry Eichhorst | Eichhorst, Ferdinand (I89155)
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| 40238 | FERDINAND F "FERD" NEMECHEK WaKEENEY - Ferdinand F. "Ferd" Nemechek, 89, WaKeeney, died Tuesday, Dec. 14, 2004. Mr. Nemechek was born July 14, 1915, in Hill City. He was a farmer. He was preceded in death by a son, Dennis. Survivors include his wife, Olinda, of the home; a son, Terry of Rialto, Calif.; two daughters, Judith McCune of Albert and Juanita Abston of Largo, Fla.; three sisters, Helen Lessor and Barbara Parke, both of WaKeeney, and Agatha Denning of Hutchinson; six grandchildren; and five great-grandchildren. The funeral will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Christ the King Catholic Church, WaKeeney. Burial will be in Christ the King Catholic Cemetery, with military rites by Randall Reid VFW Post 3449 and American Legion, WaKeeney. A wake will be at 7 p.m. Friday at Schmitt Funeral Home, 336 N. 12th, WaKeeney 67672. Memorials may be made to Christ the King Catholic Cemetery, in care of the funeral home. Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. | Nemechek, Ferdinand (I170677)
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| 40239 | Ferdinand Finder 26 Maria Finder 17 Anna Finder 10M | Finder, Ferdinand (I165696)
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| 40240 | Ferdinand France Mary France Amel France William France Ferdinand France Albert France Ella France Arno France | Flenz, Ferdinand (I182975)
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| 40241 | Ferdinand Frenz Mary Frenz Amil Frenz William Frenz Ferdinand Frenz Albert Frenz Ellen Frenz Joseph Frenz Viola Frenz | Flenz, Ferdinand (I182975)
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| 40242 | Ferdinand Gosse 56 Rebecka Gosse 43 Lena Gosse 20 Bertha Gosse 16 Eduard Gosse 13 Welma Gosse 11 Robert Gosse 8 Arnold Gosse 6 Estella Gosse 3 | Gosse, Ferdinand W. (I154773)
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| 40243 | Ferdinand Gosse Rebecka Gosse Lena Gosse Bertha Gosse Eduard Gosse Welma Gosse Robert Gosse Arnold Gosse Estella Gosse | Gosse, Robert (I154781)
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| 40244 | Ferdinand Grapengeiser Hattie Grapengeiser Earl Grapengeiser Mildred Grapengeiser | Grapengieser, Earl (I194602)
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| 40245 | Ferdinand Grapengieser Birth date not known. Died: March 4, 1963 Place of Birth: Greenville, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 4, 1943 Section: 1 Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: , Notes age 66 | Grapengieser, Ferdinand (I194599)
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| 40246 | Ferdinand Grapengieser Earl Grapengieser | Grapengieser, Earl (I194602)
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| 40247 | Ferdinand Griepentrog Norbert Griepentrog | Griepentrog, Ferdinand (I149705)
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| 40248 | Ferdinand Griepentrog Norbert Griepentrog | Griepentrog, Norbert (I149707)
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| 40249 | Ferdinand Gusoe Rebecka Gusoe Anna Gusoe Lena Gusoe | Gosse, Ferdinand W. (I154773)
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| 40250 | Ferdinand Gusoe Rebecka Gusoe Anna Gusoe Lena Gusoe | Kittner, Rebecca (I154774)
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| 40251 | Ferdinand Gusoe Rebecka Gusoe Anna Gusoe Lena Gusoe | Gosse, Lena (I154776)
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| 40252 | Ferdinand Gusoe Rebecka Gusoe Anna Gusoe Lena Gusoe | Gosse, Anna (I160988)
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| 40253 | Ferdinand H Richter Dena Richter Thelma Richter Emery Richter Karl Richter Vivian Richter Alice Richter Clyborn Richter Elnore Richter Jean Richter | Richter, Clybourn (I197626)
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| 40254 | Ferdinand H Schultz Lillian Schultz Doris Schultz Ferdinand Schultz [2 1/12] Cyril J Lemke Bernice A Lemke | Schultz, Ferdinand (I159756)
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| 40255 | Ferdinand H Schultz Lillian M Schultz Ferdinand Schultz Betty M Schultz Lillian M Schultz Bonnie May Schultz Allen J Schultz | Schultz, Ferdinand (I159756)
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| 40256 | Ferdinand Harp - 30 Mittie Harp - 26 William Harp - 71 Caroline Harp - 67 John Bush - 20 | Harp, William (I105280)
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| 40257 | Ferdinand Harp - 30 Mittie Harp - 26 William Harp - 71 Caroline Harp - 67 John Bush - 20 | Grumall, Caroline "Lena" (I105281)
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| 40258 | FERDINAND HARP, who has been identified with the agricultural interests of Buchanan township for a number of years, is now the owner of 115 acres of land in sections 26 and 27, and for the past nine years has served as road commissioner of district No. 2. He was born on the property which he is now operating, May 10, 1869, and is a son of William and Caroline (Grumall) Harp, natives of Germany. Mr. Harp's parents came to the United States in 1863, settling on forty acres of wild land which now forms a part of Ferdinand Harp's farm, where William Harp cut down trees, hewed logs and built a log house. He cleared and developed his land and resided on this property until his death, in January, 1911, when he had reached the age of eighty-two years. His wife died February 13, 1900, and both are buried in the Riverside Cemetery at Appleton. Ferdinand Harp was the fourth in order of birth of his parents' five children, and he received his education in the district schools. He always lived on the home farm and worked for his father until the latter's death, when he inherited a part of the homestead and bought the interests of the other heirs, adding seventy acres by purchase and making a total of 115 acres. He was married in 1897 to Miss Mittie Bement, daughter of Walter and Sarah (Weber) Bement, the former a native of Wisconsin and the latter of New York, and of English and Dutch descent, respectively. They were married in Wisconsin and settled in Appleton, where Mr. Bement, with Frank Clark, was the first to make sulphite pulp in the Fox River Valley. Mrs. Harp's paternal grandfather was the first city treasurer of Appleton. Her parents are both living in that city, her father being fifty-eight years old and her mother fifty-six, and they had a family of nine children, Mrs. Harp being the second in order of birth and born August 25, 1874. Mr. and Mrs. Harp have had two children: Gene and Vera. He has 100 acres under cultivation, all fenced with barbed and woven wire, and he does general farming and stock raising, marketing dairy products, hogs and cattle and some hay and grain. He milks eleven cows, keeping Short Horns and Durhams, and also breeds Yorkshire hogs and Belgian horses. His frame barn, 34x54 feet, was built in 1879, and another 30x104 feet, in 1883, the latter being equipped with cow stalls. His frame two-story residence consists of twelve rooms and was built in 1885, and he secures his water for all purposes from drilled wells. In politics Mr. Harp is a Republican and for nine years he has served as road commissioner of district No. 2. With his wife, he attends the Congregational Church. | Harp, Ferdinand (I105279)
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| 40259 | Ferdinand J Colignon Mary C Colignon James C Colignon Theodore Vitienda | Colignon, Ferdinand (I177107)
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| 40260 | FERDINAND J. BLEICK. Among the representative self-made agriculturists of Greenville township, Outagamie county, none commands greater respect than this gentleman. He is a native of this township, born September 28, 1872, a son of John and Louisa (Brockman) Bleick, natives of Mecklenburg, Germany, where the former was born December 24, 1835, and the latter January 26, 1826. John Bleick was about fourteen years of age at the time he came to America with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Bleick, his brother, Ludwig, and his sister Dorothy, accomplanying them. Frederick Bleick was a laboring man in Germany, and thinking that he could better his condition and that of his family he started for Milwaukee, completing a long and perilous journey when the family arrived in that city by boat from Quebec, where they had come from Hamburg. After a year spent in Milwaukee, the family moved on to Outagamie county, traveling via ox-team, and settling on section 10 on land that had been pre-empted some time before by John and Ludwig Bleick. Here the parents spent the rest of their lives. John Bleick had received an education in the schools of his native country, but had no knowledge of the English language when he first came here, but he soon acquired enough information to be able to do business among the English-speaking people of the new section, and he was also strong and industrious and worked at whatever he could find to do, splitting rails, chopping cord wood, and making numerous trips to Appleton and other points, although these trips during the early days were not without danger, as he found out when he encountered a large black bear on one of his sojourns. On another trip he carried fifty pounds of flour on his back from the village of Little Chute to his home, although in that same month the few other farmers of the vicinity were sending their ox-teams to the village for their provisions, on account of the inclemency of the weather. In 1855, John Bleick was married at Greenville, to Louisa Brockman, also a native of Germany, and they located on an eighty-acre tract in Greenville township, which was very poor property, being nearly all swamp land, but at the time of his death, in 1902, he had acquired a farm of 227 acres, over 200 of which were in a state of cultivation. He was a member of the Lutheran Church, and a Democrat in politics, being elected to various offices of honor and trust. His widow, who still survives, makes her home with her son Herman, who is a representative farmer of Greenville township. The other children were: Minnie, wife of C. A. Gielow, of Manitowoc; Charles, a farmer of Greenville township; Augusta, who married Gus Zuhlke, of Hortonville; Lizzie, wife of Ed Wigert, of Dale township; Ferdinand J.; and Ida, deceased. Ferdinand J. Bleick attended the district schools of Greenville township and also spent a year in study at Hortonville, and at the age of twenty-two years began farming a part of his father's property. He now has 100 acres in an excellent state of cultivation, devoting the land to general farming, and also doing some dairying and stock raising. He devotes all of his time to his farm, and bears the reputation of being one of the good, practical agriculturists of his section. He is a member of Greenville Lodge, No. 9033, Modern Woodmen of America, in which he is present escort, is independent in politics, and connected with the Lutheran Church. In 1895 he was married to Miss Lena Luebben, who was born in Greenville township, March 4, 1875, daughter of Gerhardt and Sophia (Dayho) Luebben, natives of Luxembourg and Mecklenburg, Germany, respectively, the former born August 18, 1826, and the latter July 27, 1836. They came to the United States at a very early day, settling in Cedarburg, Wisconsin, and later coming to Outagamie county, where they bought a farm, on which Mr. Luebben died March 24, 1897. His widow remained on the farm a short time, then going to Neenah for two years, after which she again resided on the home farm for a short time and then went to Appleton, where she now lives: She and her husband had twelve children, of whom Mrs. Bleick was the tenth in order of birth. Mr. and Mrs. Bleick have had one child: John Gerhard, born May 17, 1896, residing at home. | Bleick, Ferdinand J. (I154770)
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| 40261 | Ferdinand Jacobs Caroline Jacobs Howard Jacobs August Jacobs Arthur Kahler William Rippenhagen [29] | Jacobs, Ferdinand (I153958)
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| 40262 | Ferdinand Jacobs Caroline Jacobs Howard Jacobs August Jacobs Arthur Kahler William Rippenhagen [29] | Jacobs, August (I153931)
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| 40263 | Ferdinand Jacobs Howard Jacobs Vernon Jacobs Florence Oberweiser | Jacobs, Ferdinand (I153958)
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| 40264 | Ferdinand Joecks Caroline S Joecks Erdbold A Joecks Ernst W Joecks | Joecks, Erdhold (I180227)
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| 40265 | Ferdinand Kaspke Wilhelmina Kaspke Otto Kaspke Reinhard Kaspke Minnie Kaspke Emma Kaspke | Behrendt, Wilhelmina (I206302)
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| 40266 | Ferdinand Kaspke Wilhelmina Kaspke Otto Kaspke Reinhard Kaspke Minnie Kaspke Emma Kaspke | Koepke, Ferdinand (I206303)
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| 40267 | Ferdinand Kaspke Wilhelmina Kaspke Otto Kaspke Reinhard Kaspke Minnie Kaspke Emma Kaspke | Koepke, Reinhard (I206593)
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| 40268 | Ferdinand Kehl Gertrude Kehl Orville Kehl Jeanette Kehl | Melcher, Gertrude (I87714)
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| 40269 | Ferdinand Kehl Gertrude Kehl Orville Kehl Janette Kehl | Kehl, Ferdinand (I75500)
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| 40270 | Ferdinand Kiere Theressa Kiere John Kiere Antone Kiere Benjamin Kiere Grover Kiere Ella Kiere Raymond Kiere Ervin Kiere | Nies, Ferdinand (I71170)
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| 40271 | Ferdinand Klarer Magdalena Klarer Gertrud Klarer Mathias Klarer Edmund Klarer Stephan Klarer Sylvester Klarer Frank Klarer | Klarer, Ferdinand (I110948)
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| 40272 | Ferdinand Koehler Versalia Koehler Leroy Koehler Virginia Koehler | Koehler, Leroy Joseph (I135455)
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| 40273 | Ferdinand Koletzke died at 7 o'clock Saturday evening at his home 217 E. College Ave. He was born in Wundego, Germany on Nov. 27, 1857 and came to this country in 1882. He was married in 1883 to Miss Alvina Wegner. In 1885 he engaged in the picture framing and musical instrument business from which he retired about three years. The survivors are his widow and two sons, Max and Paul of Appleton, three daughters, Mrs. E.C. Leddy of Menasha, Mrs. J.T. Shipley of Oshkosh, amd Mrs. W. Campbell of Neenah, four grandchildren; three brothers Julius, Edward, and Werner Koletzke and two sisters, Mrs. J. Lange of Marion and Mrs. C Heuer of Memeo S.D. The funeral will be private and will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from the home and at 2:30 at Riverside chapel. The Rev. F. C. Reuter will conduct the services. | Koletzke, Ferdinand (I154789)
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| 40274 | FERDINAND KOLETZKE. Some of the most successful business men in Appleton, Wisconsin, are those who have come to the United States from other countries to try to make their fortunes, and from humble beginnings have built up enterprises of a substantial nature in a comparatively short number of years. Germany has furnished this country many such good citizens, and prominent among these in Appleton is Ferdinand Koletzke, who has a well located art store in this city. Mr. Koletzke was born in Germany, where he received his educational training, and from 1879 until 1882 served in the German army, as a member of the Third Company of Reserves, in Berlin. In April, 1883, he came to the United States and, locating at Appleton, worked for four years in the furniture business. He then opened an art store, where he has since been engaged in handling pictures, picture frames, stringed instruments, etc., and has met with large success. On March 22, 1884, Mr. Koletzke was united in marriage with Miss Elvina Wagner, a native of Germany, and they have been the parents of a family of six children, three boys and three girls. | Koletzke, Ferdinand (I154789)
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| 40275 | FERDINAND KOWALKE To Bring Body of F. Kowalke to This City The body of Ferdinand E. Kowalke former kaukauna man and well known here as a brother in law of H.D. Kansier, is to be brought here from Hampton, Iowa, for burial tomorrow. The body will arrive over the North Western at 7:35 and will be taken immediately to Evergreen where services will be held and interment made. Mr. Kowalke was 75 years of age and is survived by his wife and six children. He had made his home at Hampton for some years. Manitowoc Herald News, Tuesday, October 12, 1926 p. 2 | Kowalke, Fredinand (I340814)
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| 40276 | Ferdinand Krueger 48 Johanna Krueger 43 Fritz Krueger 16 Charles Krueger 14 Bertha Krueger 12 Albert Krueger 12 | Krueger, Ferdinand (I152637)
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| 40277 | Ferdinand Kruger Hannah Kruger | Krueger, Ferdinand (I152637)
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| 40278 | Ferdinand Kruger Hannah Kruger | Knuth, Johanna (I152638)
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| 40279 | Ferdinand Lemke 46 Bertha F Lemke 43 Alma Lemke 19 Alvin Lemke 15 | Lemke, Ferdinand (I167041)
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| 40280 | Ferdinand Libouton 34 Gertrude Libouton 35 Catherine Libouton 10 Melanie Libouton 8 Mary Libouton 6 | Liberton, Ferdinand (I152063)
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| 40281 | Ferdinand Meinert Beatrice Meinert Jerome Meinert Kenneth Meinert Rose Mary Meinert | Meinert, Ferdinand (I125056)
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| 40282 | Ferdinand Meinert Beatrice Meinert Jerome Meinert Kenneth Meinert Rose Mary Meinert | Meinert, Kenneth W. (I125061)
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| 40283 | Ferdinand Meinert Beatrice Meinert Jerome Meinert Kenneth Meinert Rose Mary Meinert | Meinert, Jerome (I125068)
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| 40284 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Meinert, Rosemary (I125069)
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| 40285 | Ferdinand Meinert Beatrice Meinert Jerome Meinert Kenneth Meinert Rose Mary Meinert | Breier, Beatrice (I180739)
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| 40286 | Ferdinand Miller Mariah Miller Mariah Miller Sophia Miller John Miller | Miller, Ferdinand (I88790)
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| 40287 | Ferdinand Miller Mariah Miller Mariah Miller Sophia Miller John Miller | Moser, Maria (I88791)
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| 40288 | Ferdinand Miller Mariah Miller Mariah Miller Sophia Miller John Miller | Miller, Ferdinand (I170496)
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| 40289 | Ferdinand Nies S/OI; John Nies & Catharina sink. Occup: Farmer in Town Morrison , B/P: Town Morrison., Brown Co. married Theresa Leonhard D/O: John Leonhard & Margaret Daehm. Theresa b. Wrightstown. Married 10am Nov 18, 1887 in Roman Catholic Rites in East Wrightstown., By Engelbert Blume of Morrison. witnesses; John & Peter Leonhard, Bernk(SP?) Nies Margaret Leonhard & Louisa Elis. Nies. | Family: Nies, Ferdinand / Leonhard, Theresia (F22925)
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| 40290 | Ferdinand Penat Rose Penat Alia Penat Annett Penat Ellen Penat Emma Penat Ada Penat Herbert Penat | Perrott, Ferdinand (I145312)
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| 40291 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Lenis Perrot Francis Perrot Adele Perrot Sophia Shrolder | Perrott, Frank (I145293)
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| 40292 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Lenis Perrot Francis Perrot Adele Perrot Sophia Shrolder | Perrott, Louis (I145305)
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| 40293 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Lenis Perrot Francis Perrot Adele Perrot Sophia Shrolder | Perrott, Adele (I145308)
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| 40294 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Lenis Perrot Francis Perrot Adele Perrot Sophia Shrolder | Cecil, Julevra "Cecile" (I145313)
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| 40295 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Lenis Perrot Francis Perrot Adele Perrot Sophia Shrolder | Perrott, Ferdinand (I145320)
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| 40296 | Ferdinand Perrot Rose Perrot Annette Perrot Herbert Perrot | Perrott, Ferdinand (I145312)
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| 40297 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Louis Perrot Francis Perrot Adelaide Perrot George Hunter | Cecil, Julevra "Cecile" (I145313)
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| 40298 | Ferdinand Perrot Celia Perrot Louis Perrot Francis Perrot Adelaide Perrot George Hunter | Perrott, Ferdinand (I145320)
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| 40299 | Ferdinand Perrot Rose Perrot | Perrott, Ferdinand (I145312)
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| 40300 | Ferdinand Pl*Ger Mary L* Pl*Ger Heinrich Her Pl*Ger Anna Louise Pl*Ger MI*A E* Pl*Ger Carolina Maria Pl*Ger Wilhelm Heinrich Pl*Ger Carl Kunschke | Ploeger, Ferdinand (I58831)
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| 40301 | Ferdinand Pl*Ger Mary L* Pl*Ger Heinrich Her Pl*Ger Anna Louise Pl*Ger MI*A E* Pl*Ger Carolina Maria Pl*Ger Wilhelm Heinrich Pl*Ger Carl Kunschke | Ploeger, Anna (I196905)
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| 40302 | Ferdinand Pleuger Mary Pleuger Henry Pleuger Annie Pleuger Minnie Pleuger Carrie Pleuger Willie Pleuger Ferdinand Pleuger | Ploeger, Ferdinand (I58831)
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| 40303 | Ferdinand Pleuger Mary Pleuger Henry Pleuger Annie Pleuger Minnie Pleuger Carrie Pleuger Willie Pleuger Ferdinand Pleuger | Pluger, Minnie Emma (I166290)
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| 40304 | Ferdinand Plowman Bertha Plowman Clara Plowman Ida Plowman | Plamann, Ferdinand (I167899)
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| 40305 | Ferdinand Plowman Bertha Plowman Clara Plowman Ida Plowman | Kessin, Bertha (I188661)
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| 40306 | Ferdinand Polzin - 40 Erna Polzin - 37 William Polzin - 14 Laraine Polzin - 12 Pearl Polzin - 7 | Polzin, Ferdinand W. (I314993)
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| 40307 | Ferdinand Polzin Anna Polzin Margrette Polzin Mary Polzin George Polzin Barbara Polzin Lorraine Polzin Lewis Polzin | Polzin, Loraine (I148229)
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| 40308 | Ferdinand Polzin Ermie Polzin | Polzin, Ferdinand W. (I314993)
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| 40309 | Ferdinand Proces Corsul Proces Louisa Proces Edward Proces Joseph Proces Jennie Proces Alphons Proces Stephen Proces Augustine Proces David Proces Julien Proces | Process, Augustus "Gus" (I315859)
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| 40310 | Ferdinand Purath 51 Mary Purath 49 Etta Purath 20 Elsie Purath 18 Annie Purath 16 Elma Purath 8 Emma Purath 40 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Center, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1730; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0130; FHL microfilm: 1375743 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4454849_01143/31045185?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgss%3dangs-c%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN%26gsln%3dpurath%26gsln_x%3dNP_NN%26msbpn__ftp%3dGermany%26msbpn%3d3253%26msbpn_PInfo%3d3-%257c0%257c1652381%257c0%257c3253%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%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%3d1%26uidh%3dt42%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26h%3d31045185%26db%3d1910USCenIndex%26indiv%3d1%26ml_rpos%3d51&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Purath, Ferdinand (I200741)
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| 40311 | FERDINAND PURATH. In naming the representative citizens of any community, it is invariably found that among the most prominent are men who started in life with little or no advantages either of educational or financial nature and worked their way to the top through their own industry and perseverance. Ferdinand Purath, one of the self-made men of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, who is now engaged in operating a finely cultivated farm of 200 acres in Center township, is a son of Frederick Purath, a native of Germany. Frederick Purath was reared in his native country, where he served his time in the German army, and came to the United States at the age of thirty-two years. He came from New York to Milwaukee, where he remained three years working as a carpenter, and spent five years in like manner at Hartford, after which he located in Center township, where he bought land. He was engaged in agricultural pursuits here until he was about sixty-five years old, when he retired from active life and went to Appleton, where he died at the age of eighty-three years. Frederick Purath married Doretta Rietz, also a native of Germany, and they had a family of six children. Frederick Purath served as a soldier during the War of the Rebellion, being a member of the Forty-seventh Wisconsin Volunteers, from which he received his honorable discharge at the close of the war . Ferdinand Purath was born July 13, 1858, in Dodge county, Wisconsin, and his education was secured in the district schools of Outagamie county, but when there was work to do on the home farm he was compelled to do his share, whether his education suffered or not. The farm was located in the solid woods, and the boys worked through the long summers and winters, from dawn to dark, helping their father to claim it from the wilderness. When but fifteen years of age, Mr. Purath began working out on other farms in his neighborhood, at first receiving fifteen dollars per month, and later, when he was a little older, being paid eighteen dollars and his board. When he was twenty-two years old he had accumulated enough money to justify his striking out on his own account, and he bought what is now a beautiful, well-cultivated farm, then but a mass of wild country covered with stones and stumps, but after years of unending, untiring labor he converted it into one of the best farms in Center township. When he bought the land there was a little frame house standing on it, and this was Mr. Purath's home for twelve years, when the present commodious residence was built. He carries on general farming, having 200 acres under cultivation, and has met with the success that has been due his earnest efforts . In 1881, Mr. Purath was married to Miss Mary Gorges, daughter of Godfrey and Wilhelmina (Neiland) Gorges, natives of Germany, who came to Wisconsin and were engaged in farming in Center township. Mr. Gorges lost his life in the last battle of the Civil War, in which he was serving as a soldier in the Union army. To Mr. and Mrs. Purath there have been born seven children: Walter, born in 1895, who died at the age of one year, sixteen days; one child which died in infancy; Sylvia, born in 1887; Etta, born in 1889, and Elsa, born in 1891; Annie, born in 1893, and Elma, born in 1901. Of the living children all are at home except Elsa, who married Alfred Wirth of Center township. The family are members of the Evangelical Church in Center. In politics Mr. Purath is a Republican, and for six years served as treasurer of the district schools . | Purath, Ferdinand (I200741)
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| 40312 | Ferdinand Reitzner Margaret Reitzner Theodore Reitzner Anna Reitzner | Knapstein, Margaret (I165023)
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| 40313 | Ferdinand Relf 29 Theresa Relf 19 Anna Relf 2 Gertrude Relf 65 Elizabeth Relf 35 | Kemps, Gertrude (I11013)
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| 40314 | Ferdinand Relf 29 Theresa Relf 19 Anna Relf 2 Gertrude Relf 65 Elizabeth Relf 35 | Rolf, Ferdinand (I157494)
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| 40315 | Ferdinand Reobke 65 Emilige Reobke 61 Herman Reobke 20 | Roebke, Herman F. (I160158)
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| 40316 | Ferdinand Reobke 65 Emilige Reobke 61 Herman Reobke 20 | Roebke, Ferdinand (I160159)
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| 40317 | Ferdinand Repka 34 Amelia Repka 31 Bertha Repka 4 Herman Repka 1 Fredrick Stofe 58 Fredrica Stofe 65 | Roebke, Ferdinand (I160159)
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| 40318 | Ferdinand Rolf 40 Thresa Rolf 30 Anna Rolf 13 Henry Rolf 9 Elizabeth Rolf 7 Paulina Rolf 6 Theresa Rolf 4 William Rolf 4M (I think William age is an error, he was born 2/15/1876, so the census taker must have written 4 months istead of 4 years) | Rolf, Ferdinand (I157494)
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| 40319 | Ferdinand Schmidt 4/11/1864 10/10/1949 Post Crescent 10/10/1949 14 | Schmidt, Ferdinand George Jr. (I170818)
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| 40320 | Ferdinand Schroeder Bertha Schroeder Richard Schroeder William Schroeder Otto Schroeder Elsa Schroeder Arthur Schroeder | Schroeder, August (I191785)
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| 40321 | Ferdinand Schuler Lucia Schuler Mable Schuler Roy Schuler Earle Schuler | Schuler, Ferdinand E. "Fred" (I110214)
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| 40322 | Ferdinand Schuster and his family left from the port of Bremen and not Hamburg. But the process would have been very much like what is pictured in this video. Thanks to Janice Tree for the video! | SCHUSTER, Ferdinand (I1119)
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| 40323 | FERDINAND SCHUSTER and KLARA BAUMGARTNERThe spring of 1904 was auspicious for Ferdinand (1864-1912) and Klara (186 8-1955), the winter of 1903 had been especially hard and the new Conscript ion law passed by the Diet in Vienna, the capital of the Austrian-Hungari an Empire, a decision had to be made. Since 1894 Ferdinand's two brother s, Joseph with his wife Anna (nee Augustin) and Frank, with his wife An na (nee Poelmann) had immigrated to America (1894 and 1901 respectivel y) as had other family and friends from Furstenthal, settling on the hi gh plains of Western Kansas near Ellis. The letters from family and friends who had immigrated earlier to the pla ce called Kansas sounded unreal, tales about the many acres farmed, the nu mber of cattle pastured, how cheap the land was, and any number of wonde rs convinced many to immigrate. Little was ever written about the cold win ters, the howling winds, the awesome storms or the many hardships these im migrants had to face. To Ferdinand and Klara, Kansas must have sounded li ke heaven, later they would come to understand the reality of life on t he high plains of Kansas. Conscription (service in the Army mandatory for all adult males) was anoth er mitigating factor, the Austrian Empire was at this time was requiring i ts young men to serve at an even younger age, 16. Ferdinand had serv ed as a young man, it hadn't been a pleasant experience, although it was t here that he learned trade of a shoemaker which would later be of great va lue to him. Life in the Austrian army was hard, dirty and dangerous ev en without a war and Ferdinand understandably wanted no part of it for h is sons. Frank their oldest son would soon reach that age. To spare the ir sons they must be removed from this perceived threat. Thus the Conscription combined with the lack of opportunity for their chil dren forced the question of immigration. The promise of a better life th at is the American Dream no doubt left little question where they would g o. America, the place where a family could grow and prosper, a place of u nlimited opportunity for all of their children. Ferdinand and Klara set out for this Golden Promise in faraway Kansas Amer ica, just as their ancestors had left Bavaria at the beginning of the 19 th Century for the promise of greater things in a place called Bukovina. T hat they would follow their friends and family members to Kansas, made t he decision easier. Yes they were going to a strange new land. But there w as family and friends already there to ease the transition. So as late winter gave way to the first signs of spring, Ferdinand and Kla ra sold or gave away what they could not take with them, and as summer ca me they said tearful goodbye to family and friends, gathered their seven c hildren, Frank age 14 (1891-1980), Mary age 11 (1892-1980), Theresia a ge 9 (1894-1978), Barbara age 8 (1896-1971), Stephanie age 6 (1898-1989 ), Paul age 3 (1900-1990), and Jacob whowas only 5 months old (1904-1989) and left by oxcart to the rail stati on at Radautz. Their journey would last approximately a month and can be traced by studyi ng the old railroad maps of the era. A train from Radautz to Vienna, to M unich, to Frankfort and then to Bremen where the family boarded the SS Kai ser Wilhelm der Gross June 28th, 1904 bound for New York.The voyage was hard, especially for Klara confined to a single cabin wi th five children and a baby to feed and care for. All their food for the m ust be brought with them, according to Aunt Fannie (Stephanie) consist ed of bread, sausage, cheese and cabbage. Few things were provided for passengers in the steerage, coffee and wat er was available, milk could be purchased but was expensive. The men wou ld join their families in a common room (Frank, because of his age was wi th his father placed with the other men in a large below deck dormitori es as was the custom) for their main meal which they could purchase but bo re little resemblance to anything familiar or eat what they themselves h ad brought with them. Decidedly the food available on the ship wou ld be foreign to a family used to making their own meals from the garden b ehind their former home. A charming story is told about Frank as the Kaiser Wilhelm entered New Yor k, July 4, 1904, witnessing an Independence Day fireworks display, young F rank asked the ships personnel "Is there a revolution?" How astonish ed he must have been to learn that the skyrockets were celebrating the ann iversary of America's revolution. The ship docked at Ellis Island on July 5th and the family began as many o thers the arduous inspection by biased Immigration employees that would al low them to enter America. The family would be five days on Ellis Islan d, Barbara had contracted an eye infection on the passage, which in itse lf would disallow her admittance into the country, before being allow ed to continue their journey to Kansas. Frank in later years would relate a story about the prejudice encounter ed on Ellis Island. He told that on the ship coming from Bremen there we re 99 persons of the Jewish faith, 96 were turned away when they told offi cials that their destinations was New York City apparently the official w as to have commented that there were already enough Jews in New York. Frank, was inquisitive as all young people are, not restricted to the cab in or common room on the ship or the close quarters provided on Ellis Isla nd roamed about. His innate language ability allowed him to acquire so me of the English he would need in America, which would stand the entire f amily in questionable straits on the train from New York City to Ellis, Ka nsas. Nearing Chicago on the train, the family was extremely low on food. Fran k, who felt he had learned enough English to get by, was given some coi ns to find the family something to eat at the next station. He returned wi th what appeared to be a sausage, a loaf of bread, and some apples. Au nt Fannie would recall " That sausage wasn't what we were used to, it w as bologna and bad too, by the time we got off the train the next day in E llis the whole family was sick." Aunt Fannie remembered that on arrivi ng in Ellis there was no one to meet them as they got off the train, Unc le Joe and Uncle Frank lived on farms west of town and hadn't been certa in of the family's arrival. Mrs. John Weber, a cousin of her mother w as in town for supplies, bundled the family into her wagon and took them o ut to the Weber farm where she fed them their first meal in Ellis, Pota to Soup. It was a hard establishing a new life for a growing family. Three more ch ildren would be born to Ferdinand and Klara after settling in Ellis, Cla ra 1906, John 1909-1983 and Engelbert (Bert) in 1911. To make ends meet Fe rdinand took work on the Union Pacific Railroad. Often gone for days, t he work on their rented farm fell to Klara and the children. Aunt Fannie relates Mama was really upset when she saw what Kansas was li ke "There were no trees" she would say. Life was hard for Mama; the old er girls would help with the household chores and us younger children. B ut Mama was left to tend the gardens, feed and water our few cattle and mi lk our cow, Frank would hire himself to the neighbors for the extra mon ey needed for store bought things. There was always something she had to d o. Later when we lived on the farm, the wind was something she could nev er get used to, 'This will drive us all crazy' she would say. Accordi ng to Mama it was never so cold, or so dry, or so windy in Furstenthal. "But she'd make the best of it, we were never hungry and always busy, we c hildren all had chores to do, but the bulk of the work fell to Mama and Fr ank. Mama was always very proud of the way she was able to manage." Ferdinand and Klara would begin their new life in Kansas on a rented far m. By saving money earned by Ferdinand on the railroad and combining it wi th what they had been able to save before coming to America, Ferdinand a nd Klara in 1908 were finally able to purchase a farm 10 miles southea st of Ellis. (This farm is still in the family 82 years later, it is now o wned by Michael Schuster, the third generation of Schuster to be there.) S undays were a special day for the family. Even living ten miles out of Ell is, the town still provided their main source of social contact, their chu rch, St. Mary's. Sunday mass was required and there was much visiting do ne between the families of the parish after mass. During the erection of the present church which began in 1909, the male pa rishioners of St. Mary's, which included Ferdinand, his brothers Joe and F rank, cousins, uncles and other friends from Furstenthal used their spa re time to assist in building of the new sanctuary. When the weather was g ood, the wives could be relied upon to prepare mountains of food which wou ld be laid out under the trees on makeshift tables along Big Creek after S unday mass. After the days work was done a country fair atmosphere would p revail. Uncle Joe could be relied upon to bring his fiddle, and cousin Fra nk had a Jews Harp, all those that could play an instrument were ask ed to play. There in the shade by the side of Big Creek watching their n ew church reach skyward, the families renewed their Bukovinian German Heri tage.In 1912 Ferdinand died. Frank, now 21 became the head of the family. Ev en Ferdinand's death did not alter the families' dream. They stayed on t he farm, growing wheat and raising a few cattle, attending St. Mary's a nd marrying and becoming an integral part of the Ellis community. Frank married Rosie Aschenbrenner in 1921, Mary married Joseph Locker in 1 916, Theresia married Nicholas Kaiser in 1921, Barbara married Stephen Nem echek in 1921, Stephanie married Louis Locker in 1917, Jake married Elma M ickelson in 1931, Clara married Mike Zimmerman in 1923, John married Mar go Dreiling and Engelbert married Iva Withers in 1939. Most of Ferdinand's and Klara's children stayed in the Ellis area, marrie d, baptized their own children and are buried at St. Mary's Cemetery in El lis, Kansas. Ferdinand and Klara's grandchildren now reside in Arizona, New Jersey, Cal ifornia, Colorado and of course Kansas. Klara Baumgartner Schuster died July 3, 1955, 51 years after arrivi ng at Ellis Island. by Gay (Ryan) Schuster.------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- ----------------------------------------------Another Story...this one a letter by Mary (Kaiser) Conard to her niece Pat ty Dearest Patty:Had a chance to get to town to do some photocopying...so here's a Schust er start.I wish that I had more time to write the stories as I did about Grandma 's house. Names are okay, dates are a bore (but essential, I've found) a nd stories are fun. I also filled out a set of pedigree sheets for you. This can really get in volved for anyone who really does it well and with scrupulous accuracy, a nd I have tried to be accurate as I've copied. The typewritten family lis t-sheets I got from Fred Schuster's wife, Gay, who's delving into, fo ur or five intermarried families from the Furstenthal area. Word has i t, she started on the Ferdinand Schuster line and also Freddie Schuster 's mother Rosie Aschenbrenner (married to Uncle Frank Schuster, Mom's brot her) and found so many families intermarried that she went into more famil ies, and as a result the book she was hoping to get published is sti ll in the process. Since families keep adding, I doubt that she ever wi ll get a book accomplished. I dabbled in family sheets, but not living cl ose to where we have family or being able to visit frequently in Kansas . .. what I've done amounts to what it is...dabbling. From what I can read, and here again lots I want to know, isn't translate d, the Schuster ancestors were originally from the Black Forest Regi on of the German Empire and moved to the village ofFurstenthal in Bukowina (Bucovina). (Bucovina means "Beech Woods") Furstenthal was first settled at the bequest of Austrian Emperor Jose ph in 1803, German speaking settlers were originally from Pfalz, Hasse, t he Wertemberg Highlands, among others. The villages from which our ancest ors came are located in the Black Forest Region on the Bohemian Czech bord er. I Find Baumgartners and Schusters in an account of Bucovina in Apr il 1803, and listed with those who came from the area of the Bohemian Woo ds were names of some of the earliest among them; Sebastian Baumgartner, A ndreas Schuster and Franz Schuster. By 1808 we also find among the immigr ants from the Bohemian Forests; Josef, Ferdinand, Julius and Johann Baumga rtner. With my very limited knowledge of German, it seems to say that o ur ancestors were Craftsmen. I read accounts where some German Bukovina pe ople come to the area because they were skilled salt miners, and Grandma S chuster did say there were salt mines nearby. (She gave me and also Ro se a crucifix . . .about rosary size . . . she said was obtained of a miss ion held at the salt mines.) There were possibly other mines, as one of t he people with our ancestral names was a smelter, and there are stampers l isted in Furstenthal village census. I base my assumption that our people were craftsmen with informati on from a 1822 censuslists and among the glassworkers in Furstenthal were Anton and Michael Gas chler, Franz and Jacob Schuster. Christoph Gaschler was a smelter. List ed under private handworkers and listed as cobblers were Johann and Micha el Schuster. As Village Justice, a Johann Baumgartner served from 1859 to 1888. I found others serving equally as long, so this did not seem o ut of reason. Here again we have families living in villages, each with their own fenc ed in yard with house, barn, well, etc, as in Russia and the Alsace. He re again are solely Catholic villages and villages of other faiths…again m arriages to only ones of their own religion and "Komradschaffen" and fr om their own villages or ones of the same faith nearby. There was a sma ll exception to this. In both Franzfeld and Furstenthal lived other Germa n-speaking people who were Jewish. They stuck together on the fring es of the city (village). Jews married no one of another Faith or Cultur e. They were the moneychangers who had the taverns that only men frequent ed, they traded in grain and merchandise ... and sometimes in illegalit y. Jews and Catholics did not associate with one another, the Jews bei ng looked down upon here as in Russia. To this there was one exceptio n. . when their children were needed to make up the school rolls to have e nough students needed to receive money from the government. (This was giv en without interference from the government). Village life apparently follows the European way. Cattle were herded in to the woods to graze every day by the cowherd who was paid by an assessme nt of all the villagers (Remember in the story of Heidi where Peter, the g oat-herder took the goats up on the mountain to graze each morning and bro ught them back at milking time?) Geese were tended to by a goosegirls in m uch the same way. Theresia did not say whether they had a swineherd or n ot but one was common in many accounts. I don't know if all the little Furstenthalers went to school, but the litt le Schusters did by the time they were six, both boys and girls. The gove rnment gave money to the villages, provided there was an enrollme nt of 40 pupils for three consecutive years... this "might" have been an i nducement to have all available students in school. The government did n ot specify the curricula and each taught in their own language and accordi ng to their own culture. They studied usually under the village priest a nd a schoolmaster trained for such. Many times the church and school we re the same building. . i.e.…a room set aside in the church or eventual ly added on to, and in later years a building nearby. In addition to wh at we know as the 3 R's, they started to study Latin in the first grade . .. Latin was the language of the Catholic Church's Mass. Religion was t he 4th of the "R's", but first in the order of importance. Theresia said l earning English reading was comparatively easy for her as she'd learn ed to learn to read and write the German Gothic Script and the Latin Rom an letters. Boy! that's a tall order, as for as I'm concerned, for s ix or seven year olds. In many ways, you could say their social life, too, revolved around the ch urch. Religious Holidays were the ones most celebrated. Lent was strict ly observed, Theresia said, with no meats and fasting every day for t he 40 days. We did not celebrate birthdays, nor was it customary f or us in Nick and Theresia's family to gather anywhere for Thanksgiving, I ndependence and Labor Days etc. These were days used for catch-up work be cause the whole family was home. We went to a Catholic School and were o ut of school on Holy Days, however no servile work was done on those days.In the yard, our Schuster Family had a cow, chickens, pigs, etc. in the Eu ropean way. Theircow went out with the cowherd each morning and back at night. Agricultur al Fields were outside of the village, as well as a large community garde n. Theresia referred to thunder as "God's Potato Wagons" going across t he sky, because thunder sounded like the potato wagons coming into the vil lage in the fall. There for winter-feed for the cattle, they planted co rn (or cane-type crops) interspersed with pumpkins. In the fall they wou ld gather the grains, then bind the stalks and put the pumpkin under the f eed "shocks". This they would feed the cattle over the winter. They fou nd it surprising when they came to this country, that Americans ate catt le feed... referring to the pumpkins. Theresia said the terrain was a l ot like Montana, but with the hills all covered with woods. Since the ar ea was "woody" they did not use twists of straw for household cookery. Weather was apparently cooler, as it was not the custom for our Schuste rs to build summer kitchens (as it was among the Kaiser people) so it prob ably wasn't something they did in the old country. Later photos of hous es in Furstenthal also show no little enclosed porch like affair around t he main entry door as was custom in South Russia, so I am guessing, the wi nd was not as high and they had fewer flies. In both the Schuster and Kai ser's European cultures, the front gate to the family home area ... a lar ge one through which to drive the stock, wagons, etc. usually had an orna te archway, the large gate was adorned, and a little side gate that just a dmitted people next to this large one was also decorated. A rather asi de from the story is an oddity in toilets between my parents' culture. T he Kaiser toilets were usually a deep pit with the toilet "shed" on top. .. had maybe two holes, and a little lower one built on the side. When fu ll, the shed was moved. The Schuster toilet was a covered seat, one hol er that sat flat on the ground with a "trap door" in the back. Through th is it was often cleaned out, along with the henhouses, hog sheds, etc. ( In the old country each yard had it's "Mistplatz".. literally manure place .) Eventually this was all put on the fields and gardens. I doubt that th is was left long in the buildings, as it was Theresia's habit when I was g rowing up, to clean the henhouses once a week, and this had to come from h er "Up-bringing". The Ferdinand Schuster daughters raised good gardens... Do you suppose th ey knew something, God given, that our generation, with its commercial fer tilizer, could learn something from? They were all scrupulously clean hou sekeepers. No bedbugs, lice, or dirty kitchen grease in their homes. I digressed there, I'm afraid. Grandpa Ferdinand was the last of his brot hers and sisters left in Austria, Grandma once said. He wanted to come wh en they did, but he was enlisted as a cobbler in the Austrian Army ... I t hink this was a little like the militia, as in colonial days in Americ a. Military men drilled as a group in each of their villages in readine ss for whatever wartime action was asked, (or commanded) of them. He seem ed to be home, from Mom's stories, most of the early years of Ferdinand a nd Klara's marriage, Austria was not at war, and if it was, he most like ly cobbled for the army staying in the village. I would guess that he com es from a line of cobblers, because the name Schuster means "One who mak es shoes or footwear (shoemaker)." At any rate, he was afraid to apply f or passport out of Austria before his military time was up. There must ha ve been some unrest, (Mom said there was usually a lot of that ... with o ne ruler trying to gobble up another to fill his own coffers.) They final ly went to a Jew, who forged passports for the family for them to get o ut of the country. About the trip from Bucovina to Bremen, I have not hea rd anyone tell stories. Theresia said they had a little room on the sh ip and that most of them were very seasick, though Grandma Klara seem ed be able to take care of the young family of seven aged from 13 yea rs to five months . . . Frank, Mary, Theresia, Barbara, Stephanie, Paul, a nd Jakob. They boarded the "Kaiser Wilhelm" on the 18th of June in Breme n, Germany, and arrived at Ellis Island on the 5th of July, 1904. (Interes tingly the Kaiser's came also on the "Kaiser Wilhelm", embarking at Brem en in 1907 and 1908.) They came to Ellis because that was where the rest of Ferdinand's family a nd other Furstenthalers had settled. (Another interesting note: Both Kla ra and Ferdinand come from relatively small families as compared to lar ge families that were general norm in Europe. Klara had one brother, Anth on Baumgartner. Ferdinand's brothers were Frank and Joseph, and his sist er was Franziska (translated Frances) who married Franz Augustine. The bo ys had large families, but sister Franziska only had three children. O ne possible explanation: Many times small families were the result when o ne parent died, and the other did not remarry. In an old account about Ellis, I read where at first the European immigran ts settled like the European ancestors in small homes in Ellis and went o ut to the land to work it, though I don't know if by the time our Schuste rs came this was the case. An incident sticks in my mind. After Bob a nd I were married we'd visited, along with Mom and Dad at some of the Aunt 's houses in Ellis. Mom pointed out a gravel road straight south of Elli s, and at one turn in the road she said, "This is the first place we liv ed when we came to America." I asked, "You must not have lived there ve ry long?" She said, "No, it wasn't very long after that, when her Daddy bo ught the place where we called 'Grandma's House"'. I have no idea now whe re that place she pointed out to me was. I don't know if they just liv ed there, rented, or bought and sold. I don't know if this is all, but some of the land is described as: N E¼ of Section 33 in TWP 13 S. Range 21, W of the 6th PM. Listed in book B B, page 12 in the County of Trego, State of Kansas. This information was c opied from a cutting... and I will go into this with another tale. Upon Klara's death (at which time all her children were still heirs) the f amily decided that each of the others would sell their portion of the inte rest to the land to the youngest son, Engelbert. The others could keep th eir oil rights on the oil leases or sell them back. The inherited oil rig hts ended at the death of Klara's children. Theresia sold her's back to E ngelbert at the time Grandma Klara's estate was settled. So far as I kno w, there were no pumping wells on the property, though in 1939 a lessor br oke a 1935 lease agreement, and action to clear this was taken. Possib ly to lease to someone else, or to keep the rights in the estate. To get to Grandma's we went East on Highway 40, turned South on the ro ad by the Riga elevator and to the North of Grandma's was a place called " Round Mound". It was a raised round area of earth, a landmark, as it wer e. I can't remember just how far we went South before we turned West (f or a little tad of a ways), then the yelling started, "I see Grandma's hou se first." Stories aren't so profuse, and I've heard this expression more than once…" Tight-mouthed Schusters". As an example, quite a number of years ago, I w anted to start a genealogy of ourfamilies, and Mom said to me, "That's all past history and none of your bu siness." However, during the raising of children, they couldn't help but s ay some things to tell us just how lucky we were in our generation. In o ne case I was told that the older girls worked out as farmer's wife helpe rs of an early age. . Mom by the age eleven. This leaves the conclusion t hat they must not have lived in Ellis and gone to their land during the gr owing season. (The older girls received no more schooling after they ca me to America) Cash money was always a need, and I've been told that Grandpa Ferdinand wo rked on the railroad. One of his jobs was to walk the tracks from Ell is to Riga and back ... out down one track and back on the other to see th at there was nothing ... ties loose, loose spikes or loose rail plates . .. that would impede the train's progress. On Sunday's he fudged a bit a nd the family would meet him in the buggy at Riga and he would ride back i nto Ellis, so they could all attend Mass together. Apparently it was t he family, not he, that did the farming with horses and lots of manual lab or. Theresia once referred to her father as a complete autocrat. She, by t he time this story was told was married with children of her own, and I mi ght add that my parents weren't terribly strict as parents of some of my f riends. She had begun to work for a family by the name of Waldo in Elli s. Mrs. Waldo had given her a hat, and when they picked up Grandpa Ferdin and at Riga, he saw her wearing the hat, and ordered her out of the bug gy to walk home and get her shawl, because only fast girls went about with out their shawls. I asked Theresia if she did, and she said, "No, Mamma ( Klara) told Daddy (Ferdinand) that it was a bigger sin to miss Mass th an to go to church in a hat ... American women already did." By the way, a ll earned money Mom made at her household jobs in Ellis was turned ov er to Grandma Klara. Grandpa Schuster died in 1912. 1 had heard that it was complications of t he flu, but in talking to Uncle Englebert he said, "it could possibly ha ve been cancer of the stomach, or the result of a severe injury. He had w orked placing ties on the railroad, and in the process someone hit him sev erely across the stomach area. In 1912, I don't suppose that there was mu ch a doctor did for you, but give you something to dull the pain. Grand ma Klara buried her man, when the youngest child was only nine months old. What stamina these women we know as Grandmas and Great Grandmas had. I 'm sure this came from the Grace of God. I may as well add this thoug ht of my own, since I've had it many times -. . And the Apostle Paul, n ot withstanding, who said, "At the head of the woman is the man." . . . "She should pray with her head covered".. ."That she should keep sile nt in the church." ... "That she should always submit." My thought is thi s, that the older I get, it becomes apparent that it was the women in o ur lives both yours and mine, that were the true pillars of family. Th ey didn't "rule" with a velvet glove more like a warm furry mitten. Mam ma did not have to rule with a spanking or yelling. It required only a ce rtain set of her mouth or an almost discernable shake of her head. It w as your great-grandmothers, both Kaiser and Schuster that were the warp th at wove the fabric of the family, and kept it intact. Although I didn't k now my Grandmother Anna Mary Kaiser (the stories tell of her strengths ), I did know my Gramma Klara. There is only one answer as to why we floc ked around her at holidays, that she became such a cause for excitement wh en she came and stayed with us for awhile and that answer has to be LOV E, freely and openly given ... you knew it ... you felt it ... she never s aid it. We never had to be told to "kiss Grandma and hug her". We d id it naturally --- joyfully. We hung around her chair watching her croche t, or darn socks, or patch overalls. We also learned early that we were n ot to disturb her when she held her rosary or read from her German pray er book, because ... "Shhh, Grandma is praying." I will insert this bit here, as I don't want to lose it among my note s. In a 1945 census of Furstenthal the name Schuster is no longer liste d, though there are a number of Baumgartners, Gashlers, Artmanns and Kuffn ers. In the upheaval during and after the Second World War alarge percent of German Bukovinans went to Germany under very trying circu mstances. Most of them that live in Germany settled in the Worthgau and Ea st Upper Silesia areas. The Bukovina of the Hapsburg era (the era in which our people were ther e) has been describedas a model for a United Europe. Home of some 12 nationalities, none of wh ich were a majority.Bukovina inhabitants exercised a mutual toleration for the ethnic and reli gious differences of their neighbors. Bukovina, now a part of Romani a, is located on the east side of the Carpathian Mountains. From a topic al map by Dr. Karl Stump, it appears that the terrain is the type that wou ld be situated between flatlands and mountains. I would describe it, as ro lling foothills. Maps show that Furstenthal is located bout 50 km sou th of Czernowity, the capitol. (Present day name Cernovcy) Present day na me for Furstenthal is Voivodeasa. These name changes were made when the U SSR annexed this territory, which now lies behind the Iron Curtain. By Mary Kaiser Conard in 1988 | SCHUSTER, Ferdinand (I1119)
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| 40324 | Ferdinand Schwarzboner Elizabeth Schwarzboner Leonard Resch Marcella Resch Florence Resch John Resch | Resch, Leonard (I323868)
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| 40325 | Ferdinand Stocks Elizabeth Stocks Daniel Stocks Antone Stocks Minnie Stocks Rosaline Stocks Laura Stocks Martin Verhoeven | Hoks, Ferdinand "Fred" (I33796)
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| 40326 | Ferdinand Stocks Elizabeth Stocks Daniel Stocks Antone Stocks Minnie Stocks Rosaline Stocks Laura Stocks Martin Verhoeven | Hoks, Daniel William (I146717)
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| 40327 | Ferdinand Timm Augusta Timm Mary Timm Henry Timm August Timm | Timm, Ferdinand Peter (I21909)
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| 40328 | Ferdinand Timm Augusta Timm Mary Timm Henry Timm August Timm | Timm, August (I22865)
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| 40329 | Ferdinand Van Backune Nellie Van Backune Dora Van Backune William Van Backune Arnold Van Backune | VanBeckum, Ferdinand Rudolph (I122076)
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| 40330 | Ferdinand Van Backune Nellie Van Backune Dora Van Backune William Van Backune Arnold Van Backune | VanBeckum, William Paul (I140530)
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| 40331 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanDyck, Robert (I126532)
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| 40332 | Ferdinand Van Dyck Mary G Van Dyck Bettie H Van Dyck Bertha Van Dyck Raymond Van Dyck Norbet Van Dyck Florence Van Dyck Jerome Van Dyck Robert Van Dyck [5/12] | VanDyck, Jerome (I126533)
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| 40333 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanDyck, Janette "Janet" (I126528)
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| 40334 | Ferdinand Van Dyke Mary Van Dyke Norbert Van Dyke Florence Van Dyke Betty Van Dyke Jerome Van Dyke Robert Van Dyke Jeanette Van Dyke | VanDyck, Ferdinand (I143342)
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| 40335 | Ferdinand Van Dyke Mary Van Dyke Norbert Van Dyke Florence Van Dyke Betty Van Dyke Jerome Van Dyke Robert Van Dyke Jeanette Van Dyke | Janssen, Mary Gertrude (I143657)
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| 40336 | Ferdinand Vandyck 37 Hattie Vandyck 38 Hubertha Vandyck 11 Raymond Vandyck 8 Norbert Vandyck 7 Florence Vandyck 6 Elizabeth Vandyck 3 John Baeten 75 | VanDyck, Ferdinand (I143342)
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| 40337 | Ferdinand W Wolf Anna Wolf Peter G Wolf Roy Wolf Loyd Wolf Deloris Wolf | Wolf, Ferdinand (I187901)
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| 40338 | FERDINAND W. GOSSE, farmer and stock raiser of Cicero township, whose fine farm of eighty acres, located in section 22, shows the skilled management of its operator, was born March 18, 1844, near Berlin, Germany, and is a son of Fred and Dorothea (Breitzk) Gosse, farming people of the. Fatherland. Mr. Gosse has two brothers, Charles and Frank, and a sister, Amelia. Fred Gosse died in Germany in 1854, and in 1871 the mother brought her family to the United States, settling in Ellington township, where Ferdinand W. Gosse worked in the lumber woods for three years, thereby earning enough money to invest in a piece of timber land in Cicero township, which he has since converted into his present excellent farm. In 1874 he built a log shanty, in which he lived alone for five months, and then married Rebecca Kittner, and the young couple began to make a comfortable home for themselves in the wild, uncultivated country. A new house was built, 16x22 feet, then a barn 36x70 feet was erected, and eventually a basement was put under the latter. When the farm had been put on a paying basis, Mr. Gosse decided he should have a better home, and subsequently he enlarged his residence to nine rooms and made it modern in every respect. Other buildings on this fine property are a substantial granary, a wagon shed 25x50 feet, a chicken house 14x22 feet, and a hog barn 30x56 feet, the latter built in 1910. In addition to engaging in a general line of farming, Mr. Gosse raises good cattle, hogs and horses, and is known to be an expert judge of live stock. The valuable property which he now owns has come to him as a result of years of industrious labor, and he takes pardonable pride in the fact that he is a successful self-made man. Mr. and Mrs. Gosse have had nine children: Anna, Lena, Ida, Bertha, Eddie, Wilma, Robert, Arnold and Stella, of whom Lena is deceased. | Gosse, Ferdinand W. (I154773)
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| 40339 | Ferdinand Willman, 86, of Marshfield died at 6:45 a.m. today at the Marshfield Convalescent Center where he resided since June 25, 1975. Arrangements are pending at Rembs/Kundinger Chapel. Source: Marshfield News Herald, Marshfield, Wood Co., WI, Thur., 20 Dec. 1984 Willman, Ferdinand (2 July 1898 - 20 Dec. 1984) ***Note: birth date from Social Security Death Index. | Willman, Ferdinand (I52354)
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| 40340 | Ferdinand Windisch. 68, 309 W. Eleventh street. Kaukauna. died at 3:30 this morning at his home after a 7-month illness. He was born in Budapest, Hungary Aug 7, 1872, and came to the United States in 1900, living in Kaukauna the last 37 years. Mr. Windisch was employed at the Chicago and North Western railroad shop for 25 years He was a member of the Kaukauna Eagles aerie. Surviving are the widow, five daughtcrs, Mrs. Fred Krueger, Neenah; Mrs. Al Peterson. Milwaukee; Mrs, Arthur Jansen, Kimberly; Miss Rosella Windisch, Mrs. Arthur Werth, Kaukauna. Funeral services will be conducted at St Mary church, Kaukauna, 9 o'clock Wednesday morning. the cortege forming at 8:30 at the residence. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. The body may be viewed at the residence where the rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight and Tuesday night. Page 10 Monday Evening, December 2,1940 THE APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, Appleton, Wi. Page 10 | Windisch, Ferdinand (I130645)
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| 40341 | Ferdinand Windrch 57 Hattie Windrch 53 Rosella Windrch 17 Marie Windrch 14 Arthur Jansen 21 Evangelin Jansen 19 Joan Jansen 2 Germaine Jansen 8/12 | Windisch, Ferdinand (I130645)
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| 40342 | Ferdinand Windrch Hattie Windrch Rosella Windrch Marie Windrch Arther Jansen Evangelin Jansen Joan Jansen Germaine Jansen | Jansen, Arthur M. (I130644)
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| 40343 | Ferdinand Worth Leona Worth Vernon Worth Harold Worth Marion Worth Robert Worth Richard Worth | Werth, Ferdinand (I204961)
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| 40344 | Ferdinand Zepherin Arzelie Zepherin Arzelie Zepherin Eliza Zepherin Alfred Zepherin Octavia Zepherin Raphael Zepherin Joseph Zepherin Caroline Zepherin Jacob Deland | Zephirin, Norman Octavia (I328867)
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| 40345 | Ferdinand Zepherin Arzelie Zepherin Arzelie Zepherin Eliza Zepherin Alfred Zepherin Octavia Zepherin Raphael Zepherin Joseph Zepherin Caroline Zepherin Jacob Deland | Zephirin, Ferdinand (I328869)
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| 40346 | Ferdinand Zirbel Ernsline Zirbel Edwin Zirbel Theresia Zirbel Bertha Zirbel | Zirbel, Ferdinand (I204625)
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| 40347 | Ferdinand Zirbel Ernsline Zirbel Edwin Zirbel Theresia Zirbel Bertha Zirbel | Zirbel, Edwin (I204626)
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| 40348 | Ferdinnand F Flenz Henrietta Flenz Frank Flenz Henrietta Flenz Edward Flenz [4 3/12] Paul Flenz [3 7/12] | Flenz, Henriette (I179518)
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| 40349 | Fered. Leaker 62 Christian Leaker 56 Godlieb Leaker 32 Herman Leaker 29 Fred Leaker 20 Alphina Leaker 17 | Lecker, Fred (I163169)
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| 40350 | Fered. Leaker Christian Leaker Godlieb Leaker Herman Leaker Fred Leaker Alphina Leaker | Unknown, Christina (I164839)
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| 40351 | Fered. Leaker Christian Leaker Godlieb Leaker Herman Leaker Fred Leaker Alphina Leaker | Lecker, Frederick (I164840)
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| 40352 | Ferinand Griepentrog Matilda Griepentrog Cora Griepentrog Norbet Griepentrog Eldor Griepentrog Esther Griepentrog [3 5/12] Myron Griepentrog [1 2/12] | Griepentrog, Ferdinand (I149705)
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| 40353 | Ferinand Griepentrog Matilda Griepentrog Cora Griepentrog Norbet Griepentrog Eldor Griepentrog Esther Griepentrog [3 5/12] Myron Griepentrog [1 2/12] | Griepentrog, Norbert (I149707)
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| 40354 | Fermanich, Donald L.Donald L. Fermanich, of Appleton, formerly of New London, age 82, passed a way on Thursday, August 19, 2004 at Oakridge Gardens in Menasha. He was bo rn on September 13, 1921 in New London, son of the late Paul and Mary Ja ne (Bodoh) Fermanich. On July 10, 1980 Donald was united in marriage to Al ice Landwehr in Appleton. Donald farmed in New London and worked for 5 yea rs at New London Engineering until his retirement in 1982.He is survived by his wife Alice; five step children: Ken (Doris) Wolff, A ppleton; Joan (Dennis) Booms, Kaukauna; Judy (Ron) Peters, Bonduel; Dia ne (Tom) Mehlberg, Gresham, and Bob Wolff, Little Chute; sister in-laws: H ildegarde and Betty Fermanich, New London and Marge Weidner, Green Ba y. He is further survived by 14 step grandchildren, 22 step great-grandchi ldren and numerous nieces and nephews.He is preceded in death by his parents, five brothers: Raymond, Urban, Edw ard, Leon and Victor Fermanich; six sisters: Viola Cretton, Florence Swa n, Frances and Irene Fermanich, Beatrice Lecquyea, Lorraine Cartwright.Funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, August 21, 2004 at 11 a.m. at St. P ius Catholic Church in Appleton Fr. John Schuetze officiating. Friends m ay call directly at the church on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until the ti me of service. Burial will be in the Most Precious Blood Catholic Cemete ry in New London.The family would like to thank the staff at Oakridge Gardens for the lovi ng care they gave to Donald.A memorial fund has been established.Cline & Hanson Funeral Home209 W. Co ok St., New London920-982-3232 | Fermanich, Donald L. (I57419)
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| 40355 | Fermanich, Victor R. N5437 Cty Trk D New LondonAge 84, died on November 3, 2002 at Manawa Community Nursing Center. Vict or was born on December 24, 1917 in the Town of Maple Creek; the son of t he late Paul and Mary Jane (Bodoh) Fermanich. On May 25, 1948 in Shioct on he married Hildegarde Hooyman. Victor farmed and ran a milk route in t he town of Maple Creek for many years. He worked at the Neenah Foundry a nd retired from Hillshire Farms in 1983 after 25 years of service. He enjo yed gardening, playing cards and spending time with his family. Victor w as a lifelong member of the Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New Lon don.He is survived by his wife of 54 years, Hildegarde; three sons: William (D ebbie), New London; Joe (Sally) Neenah; Kevin (Jill), Green Bay; six daugh ters: Sally (Lyle) Jenks, Stephensville; Jane (Glen) Ruckdashel, New Londo n; Ann (Steve) Van Handel, Appleton; Mary (Dale) Youngs, Laredo, Texas; Ka ren (Andy) Ratzlaff, Appleton; Kriss Nett, Fremont; 25 grandchildren: Scot t, Becky, Katie, Emily and Eric Jenks; Diane Ruckdashel and Kim Gindt; Rob bie and Jessica Fermanich; Andy, Molly and Caitlin Fermanich; Ben and Rach el Van Handel; Ellie, Sam, Jenna and David Youngs; Lydia and Wesley Ferman ich; Tara, Samantha and Megan Ratzlaff, Adam and Kalee Nett; a brother, Do nald (Alice) Fermanich, Appleton; sister-in-laws: Betty Fermanich, Marge ( Ed) Weidner, Helena (Nick) Kruzicki, Betty (Roland) Kanaman, Rose Anne (Do n) Smith, Theresa Buckner, Audrey Hooyman, Mary Lou (Don) Dorn; a brother- in-law, Herbert Hooyman; many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in dea th by his parents; two sons: Kenneth and Robert; two grandchildren; his br others: Raymond, Urban, Edward and Leon; sisters: Viola Cretton, Floren ce Swan, Frances and Irene Fermanich, Beatrice Lecquyea and Lorraine Cartw right.Funeral services will be held on Thursday, November 7, 2002 at 10: 30 AM at the Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London with Fr. Da vid Lewis officiating. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery. Friends m ay call on Wednesday from 4-8 PM at the Cline and Hanson Funeral Home in N ew London where a 7:30 PM prayer service will be held and on Thursday fr om 8 AM until the cortege leaves for the church. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., New London 920-982-3232 | Fermanich, Victor Robert (I24352)
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| 40356 | Fern C. Bernhardt, age 83, passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, Oct. 6, 20 02 at St, Elizabeth Hospital with her family by her side.She was born on Oct. 1, 1919 in Brillion, daughter of the late George a nd Caroline (Schmidt) Bastian. On April 5, 1946, Fern was united in marria ge to Clarence Bernhardt of Manitowoc. They spent their entire married liv es farming in the town of Brillion. She was a loving and devoted mother, g randmother, great-grandmother, friend - always going out of her way to he lp all in need. She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and great -grandchildren, baking cookies, pies and cakes or playing any game they wa nted. Her grandchildren always knew a visit to grandma's house meant havi ng their favorite treat. Her passion was her garden - if she wasn't worki ng in it, she was canning her harvest. Fern was a member of Rural Brilli on United Methodist Church in Brillion and the Brillion Senior Citizens.She is survived by her husband Clarence of 56 years, four sons and three d aughters-in-law, Charles (Joanne) of Brillion, John (Bonny) of Brillion, M ark (Cheryl) of Denmark, Thomas of Brillion; two daughters and two sons-in -law, Nancy (Gene) Strehlow of Menominee Falls, Debra (Mike) Schneid er of Brillion; 15 grandchildren, Amiee, Miranda and Christine Bernhar dt of Brillion, Marcia Bernhardt of Kaukauna, Darryl Bernhardt of Brillio n, Jennifer, Tina and Jeff Stehlow of Menominee Falls, Ashley and Erin Ber nhardt and Amanda Weise of Denmark, Craig, Corey, Cyle and Casey Schneid er of Brillion; one great-granddaughter MacKenzie Larson of Kaukauna; o ne brother and sister-in-law Roy (June) Bastian of Brillion; one sister E ma Luedtke of Lark. She is further survived by a brother-in-law and his wi fe Fred (Leah) Bernhardt of Racine, many nieces, nephews and other relativ es.She was preceded in death by two sisters and two brothers-in-law; Irene (W esley) Schmidt, Mabel (Elmer) Kruschke; two sisters-in-law, Bernice Bernha rdt and Gladys Heinrich, two brothers-in-law and their wives, Harold (Flor ence) Bernhardt, Robert (Emmy Lou) Bernhardt. Further preceded by a brothe r-in-law Warren Luedtke.Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 9, 2002 at Rural Br illion United Methodist Church in Brillion the Rev. Warren Waddell officia ting. Entombment will follow at Knollwood Memorial Park and Chapel Maesole um, State Highway 310 Manitowoc. Visitation will be at the Wieting Funer al Home in Brillion on Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. and then at the chur ch of Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. The family wish es to thank the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital, the Brillion Ambulance a nd Gold Cross Ambulance for all their care and concern. Herald Times Reporter Oct. 7, 2002 | Bastian, Fern (I118833)
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| 40357 | Fern C. Coe, Shiocton, age 82, passed away Wednesday morning on March 7, 2007, at St. Joseph Residence. Fern was born to Harry and Lucille (Strassman) Poppe on September 19, 1924, in an upstairs apartment in New Holstein. Fern graduated from New Holstein High School in 1942. During the first summer she worked for a canning factory and then Tecumseh. It was there where mom met Russell Russ who introduced her to Elzer Coe. Fern and Elzer were married in New Holstein on January 12, 1946. They were residents of the Shiocton area where she raised her family and helped on the farm for 17 years. Fern worked at various jobs and especially enjoyed working at the Hortonville Toy Factory while driving her little red car. Survivors include her five children: Tom Coe, Racine; Bill Coe, Hortonville; three daughters: Linda (Eugene) Peters, New London; Diane (Gary) Nieland, Shiocton; Jane (Rueben) Banda, Shiocton; daughter-in-law Anne Coe, Madison; 13 grandchildren: Amy, Jeff, Michelle, David, Lori, Jessica, Erica, Adam, Aaron, Tonya, Cristy, Dustin and Damon; seven great-grandchildren: Kylie, Jadin, Winston, Autym, Naevy, Dawsen, and Rayne; a brother-in-law, Russell (Marlys) Coe, Holt, Michigan, and an Aunt Rose Strassman, New Holstein. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Besides her parents and husband, Fern was preceded in death by a son Gerald and numerous aunts and uncles. Visitation for Fern will be held at Cline & Hanson Funeral Home in New London on Saturday, March 10, 2007, from 9 a.m until 11 a.m. The funeral services for Fern will begin on Saturday at 11 a.m., also at the funeral home, with Rev. Lucretia Fehrmann officiating. Interment will be in the Turney Hill Cemetery in Liberty Township. A Memorial fund has been established. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., New London 920-982-3232 | Poppe, Fern (I313714)
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| 40358 | Fern Kramer 9/16/1914 4/15/1963 Post Crescent 4/16/1963 B 5 | Kramer, Fern (I66031)
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| 40359 | Fern LaVenna Taylor, age 75, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, August 16, 2011, at her home in Appleton. Fern was born on February 18, 1936, in Shiocton, daughter of the late Fred and Marzella (Helms) Kamke. She was the third of thirteen children and spent most of her earlier days being raised on farms. She graduated from Shiocton High School. On June 11, 1960, she was married to Peter W. Taylor in Hortonville. Fern was a big fan of country music, particularly Alan Jackson, and loved going to concerts, especially Country USA. She also loved Polka music and Polka dancing. Fern loved to open up her home to family and friends and would often have them over for cookouts. She loved playing bingo, gardening flowers, and bird watching with her youngest grandson, Hunter. Fern is survived by her husband, Peter; her children, Debbie (special friend Mark) Kemkes, Jeff Taylor, Madonna (Dwaine) Kerk, Kelly (Adam) Scheibe, and Brian (special friend Dana) Taylor; her grandchildren, Casey (Brad) Menting, Michelle Kemkes, Cory (special friend Emma) Kemkes, Jake Kerk, and Hunter Scheibe; one great-grandchild, Lynzi Kemkes; sisters, LaVern Rice, Lorraine (Eugene) Young, Linda (Gerald) Young, JoAnn Taylor, Hope Prahl, Jane Pomerenke, and Della (special friend Tom) Prahl; and a god-child, Shelby Wessley. She was further preceded in death by her brothers, Fred Kamke, Jr., and Kenneth Kamke; and her sisters, Jean Kamke, Pearl Kamke, and Judy Kamke. The funeral service for Fern will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, August 19, 2011, at VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, 2211 N. Richmond Street, Appleton, with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. Friends may call on Friday at the funeral home from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the nurses and staff with ThedaCare Hospice. Valley Funeral Home Appleton(920)733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 17, 2011 | Kamke, Fern (I187582)
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| 40360 | Fern M. Baisden, age 86, of Appleton, died peacefully on Saturday, May 9, 2015 after a short illness. She was born on October 5, 1928 in Green Bay, to the late Paul and Mildred (Boortz) Dittman. On October 27, 1951 Fern married Lowell D. Baisden at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Appleton. They celebrated 54 years together before his passing on April 4, 2006. Fern was a lifetime member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. She was the cofounder of Baisden Painting and Decorating Company. In her later years, Fern was an avid polka dancer. Her family meant the world to her. She was a loving wife, a wonderful mother, and an awesome grandmother. Fern is survived by her loving children: Dr. Michael (Ellen), Patrick (Jean), Keith (Terri), Paula (Jim) Koppelman, and Dr. Joel (Amy) Baisden; dear grandchildren: Stephen (Sara) Baisden and Katherine Baisden; Peter and Matthew Baisden; Robbie, Tom, and Michael Koppelman; and Jacob Baisden. The funeral liturgy for Fern will be held at 11:00 am on Thursday, May 14, 2015 at ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 W. Lawrence Street in Appleton. Fr. Jim Leary, O.F.M. Cap will be officiating. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. The family will receive relatives and friends on Wednesday at the Wichmann Funeral Home downtown chapel from 4:00 pm until the prayer service at 7:00 pm and again at the church on Thursday from 10:00 am until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, memorials are appreciated to the St. Joseph Food Pantry in Appleton or the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to thank the E.R. and I.C.U. staff at Appleton Medical Center for their endearing and compassionate care of our mother. | Dittman, Fern (I195246)
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| 40361 | Fern M. Elsner, age 78, of New London, passed away November 29, 2006, at the Weyauwega Health Care Center after a short illness. She was born August 10, 1928, in Neenah, daughter of the late Thomas and Lottie (Klenke) Gracyalny. She attended Hortonville High School and graduated from Menasha High School. Fern married Lenard Elsner on December 6, 1947. He preceded her in death in 1998. Fern worked with her husband for several years faming. She later worked at Zwicker Knitting Mill in Appleton and Curwood, Inc., in New London. She enjoyed sewing and crocheted until an accident at work left her disabled. Never a complainer, she carried on, learning to do many things in a new way. Her last years were spent living with her son Gary, where she continued to can and garden and care for her flowers. Fern was a Packer fan and followed the Badgers. She traveled out West and in the South and went to Hawaii. She also made some shorter but fun trips with her special friend Henrietta. Fern is survived by her son, Gary, New London; a special granddaughter, Carrie Elsner; grandsons: Randy (Amy), Brad (Tracey); and a granddaughter, Laurie Elsner; a sister, Fay Elsner; and a brother, Thomas (Bud) Gracyalny Jr.; her close friends: Henrietta Kent and Adaline Marks; great-grandchildren: Mickayla, Jacob and Keira; also nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. We will miss you Fernie! Funeral services for Fern will be held on Saturday, December 2, 2006, at 2 p.m., at Cline & Hanson Funeral Home in New London, with Rev. Lucretia Fehrmann officiating. Burial will be in the Floral Hill Cemetery in New London. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday, from 1 p.m., until the time of service. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., New London | Gracyalna, Fern (I314143)
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| 40362 | Fern Pittman 13 Jan 1912 11 Feb 2004 Tacoma, Pierce, Washington | Orris, Fern Angela (I64266)
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| 40363 | Fern R. Sartor, 78, Appleton, passed away peacefully with her family at her side Monday, March 16, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton. She was born July 10, 1930, in Bear Creek, WI, daughter of the late Harley and Carrie (Christensen) Ritchie. She married Thomas Sartor September 22, 1951, in Norfolk, Virginia. Fern waitressed at various Supper Clubs in the Fox Valley for many years. Survivors include her husband of 57 years, Thomas; children: Thomas Sartor, Jr., Kaukauna; and Renee (Christopher) Sumnicht, Winneconne; grandchildren: Jenee Sumnicht, Jennifer (Adam) Baker, Kaitlin Sumnicht and Ashley (Greg) Lamia; four great-grandchildren: Christopher, Taylor, Abigail and Steven; a sister, Valeria Besaw, New London; Dean Ritchie, Schaumberg, IL; a special friend, Rita Barnes. She is further survived by numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a son, Stephen Sartor; brothers: Victor, Woodrow, Carson, Regis and Nathan Ritchie; sister, Matas Wittman; mother and father-in-law: Marcelle and Ferdinand Sartor. A Memorial Mass will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, March 21, 2009, at St. Pius X Catholic Church (500 W. Marquette St., Appleton) with Rev. Quinn Mann officiating. Friends may visit the family from 9:30 a.m. until the time of mass at the church Saturday. VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 2211 N. Richmond Street Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Ritchie, Fern (I316654)
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| 40364 | Fern Speering, Appleton, loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully after a short illness with her family at her side, on October 3, 2011 at Appleton Health Care Center. Fern was born in Shawano County on July 13, 1927, daughter of the late Henry and Ida (Schroeder) Nordwig. She loved to travel and spent many winters in San Diego and in later years, Florida. She enjoyed life and being with people. Over the years, Fern enjoyed her volunteer work at the Appleton Medical Center, ThedaCare, and St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in the town of Center. She also worked for many years at the downtown Sears department store and retired in 1989 from the Outagamie County Clerk of Courts office. Fern will be remembered for her quick wit, great sense of humor, and unconditional love for her family. She is survived by her son and her daughter, who were her pride and joy: Dan Speering of Appleton and Cindy Speering of Florida; two grandchildren: Stephanie (Scott) Clark and Amanda (Jeff) Kopetsky; two great-grandchildren: Hayden and Lilianna Clark; a sister: Inez Schilling; three brothers: Milton (Mabel) Nordwig, David (Shirley) Nordwig, and Ralph (Bernice) Nordwig; two sisters-in-law: Doris (John) Raymaker and Delores Stillman; and a brother-in-law: Rheinhart Teske. Fern was preceded in death by her husband of sixty years: Alvin "Sparky" Speering; two sisters: Mae Gumtz and Betty Teske; four brothers-in-law: Ralph Gumtz, Erv Speering, Wally Stillman, and Evan Schilling; and a sister-in-law: Marjorie Siebers. The Christian Funeral for Fern will be held at 12 Noon on Friday, October 7, 2011 at ST. JOHN EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, N3505 State Road 47 near Appleton. Rev. Jeffrey Suhr and Rev. Micah Martin will be officiating. Friends may call at the church on Friday morning from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Condolences may be mailed c/o Fern Speering, 516 W. Crossing Meadows Lane, Appleton, WI 54911. The family would like to extend their deepest appreciation for the care given to Fern while in the Appleton Health Center and to ThedaCare At Home. A special thank you to Bernice Nordwig for all she has done for Fern - we greatly appreciate it. Thanks also to the many neighbors at Ridgeview Highlands for their care and friendship; Fern was very grateful. Mom, you were not only the most wonderful, loving mother a daughter could have, you were my best friend. I'll miss our talks and laughter. You will always be in my heart. I love you, Cindy. Mom, I couldn't have been blessed with a better mom. I will miss you, but you are going to a better life. See you again, Dan. Fern, Thanks for listening, never judging, always understanding, you were not only my mother-in-law, but you were my friend. I will never forget you, thanks for the wonderful memories… I love you, Linda. Grandma, Great Grandma, We love you and will miss you very much…Stephanie, Amanda, Hayden and Lilianna. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from October 5 to October 7, 2011 | Nordwig, Fern I. (I117250)
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| 40365 | Ferna M. Noonan 6 Jun 1912 17 Oct 1989 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Pomeroy, Ferna M. (I127110)
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| 40366 | Fernald George Cavert, Sr., age 76, died peacefully on Monday, May 20, 2013. Fernald was born October 5, 1936 in Appleton; son of the late Fernald and Loraine (Werner) Cavert. Fernald was united in marriage to Phyllis Pranke on June 18, 1966 in Hermantown, MN. He was formerly employed with the City of Appleton in the Sanitation Department for over 21 years of faithful service. He enjoyed fishing, bowling, shooting pool, playing bingo and going to the casino occasionally. He is survived by his children, Dawn (Randy) Gevelinger, Fernald (Carrie) Cavert, Jr.; four grandchildren, Matthew, David, Daniel, and Kala Cavert; and two sisters, Diane Yarne and Ellen Cavert. Fernald was preceded in death by his wife, Phyllis in 2011; by two sons, William and Rodney Cavert; and by four sisters and five brothers. The funeral service for Fernald will be held 11:00 AM Tuesday, May 28, 2013 at the Star of Hope Mausoleum Chapel, 3131 N. Richmond Street, Appleton. Fernald's family will receive relatives and friends on Tuesday at the chapel from 10:00 AM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Online condolences may be shared with the family at www.valleyfh.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 23, 2013 | Cavert, Fernald G. (I324080)
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| 40367 | Fernand Bleick Lena Bleick John G Bleick Herman Grunnawald | Bleick, Ferdinand J. (I154770)
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| 40368 | Fernandez-Tome, Arlene C. Arlene C. Fernandez-Tome, 53, Green Bay, died Monday, July 23, 2007, at her home. She was born March 31, 1954, in Kimberly to Henry and Loretta Bos. On June 11, 1982, she married Francisco Fernandez-Tome. Arlene had been employed at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Appleton as a nurse. Survivors include her husband, Francisco; a son, John and his fiancee, Valerie; seven step-daughters: Adriana Torres, Francis Yanile Fernandez, Iliana Yanes Fernandez, Vanessa Garcia, Barbara Garcia, Elizabeth Garcia, Sunami Garcia; a granddaughter, Tanisha; two step-grandchildren: Hailey and Shawn; her father, Henry Bos; two brothers: Michael and Bernardo Bos; two sisters: Sr. Linda Bos and Eve Bos; and her best friend, Angelina Garcia. She was preceded in death by her mother, Loretta Bos. Friends may call at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., Green Bay, from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday. The funeral service will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home with Deacon Bob Nooker officiating. Burial will be in The Holy Name of Jesus Catholic Cemetery, Kimberly. To send online condolences, please visit | Bos, Arlene C. (I110992)
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| 40369 | Ferne Huth 7/6/1921 12/3/1980 Post Crescent 12/4/1980 D 6 | Huth, Ferne J. (I98043)
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| 40370 | FERRARO, Nancy R. of Tampa, passed away on Nov. 22. She is survived by her loving husband of 34 years, Richard Ferraro; she is also survived by 2 children, Claude Walker III (Ngoan Le) of Chicago and Lisa Hart of Tampa, from her first husband, the late Claude Walker Jr. of Forrest Park, IL. She is also survived by her grandchildren Marisa and Ryan Hart, and many cousins, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents Francis and Elinor Orsinger; brother Rick Orsinger and daughter Robyn Walker of Spring Hill who died in 2003. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Monday, Dec. 1st, 1pm, at Espiritu Santo Catholic Church in Safety Harbor. | Orsinger, Nancy R. (I55965)
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| 40371 | FERRYVILLE Gladys Grace Bergelin, 83, formerly of Ferryville died Saturday morning, March 21, 2009, at Thornton Manor in Lansing, Iowa, where she had been a resident since August 2007. She was born Oct. 16, 1925, in Calumet County, Wis., to Alfred and Erna (Fierke) Retzlaff. Gladys was baptized Nov. 4, 1925, in Woodville, Wis. On June 9, 1945, she married Armin Bergelin in Forest Junction, Wis. They moved to Ferryville, where in 1946 they purchased the Ferryville Cheese Factory. Together, they operated it until April 1981 when they sold out. The couple also had ownership in the Viroqua Whey Plant and Elm Grove Dairy in Richland Center, Wis., which they also sold in 1981. Gladys was a strong supporter of the Ferryville community, serving with the Ferryville Booster Club, Freeman Lutheran Church and Ferryville Homemakers Club. After their retirement, Gladys and Armin traveled throughout the United States in their motorhome. She was a kind, loving and generous mother, grandmother and great-grandmother who had a keen sense of humor. Gladys is survived by four daughters, Shirley (Dale) Alton of Ferryville, Sandra (Robert) Seymour of St. Joseph, Mich., Diane (Pastor Ed) Nesselhuf of Burbank, S.D., and Debra (John) Lomas of Ferryville; 16 grandchildren; 13 greatgrandchildren; four stepgrandchildren; six stepgreat-grandchildren; a sister, Betty (LeRoy) Priebe; brother-in-law, Alfred Marzahl; nieces; nephews; other relatives; and many friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Armin, in 1996; a sister, Violet Marzahl; and brothers, Lloyd, Alfred and Gordon (Emma) Retzlaff. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday, March 26, at Freeman Lutheran Church in rural Ferryville. Officiating at the service will be Pastor Ed Nesselhuf, with burial to follow in the church cemetery. The family will greet relatives and friends at Freeman Lutheran Church on Thursday, March 26, from 11 a.m. until the time of services at 1 p.m. Thorson-Reetz Funeral Home in Viroqua is assisting the family with funeral arrangements. Online condolences may be offered at www.thorson-reetz.net. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Gladys' name. | Retzlaff, Gladys (I117732)
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| 40372 | Festus Collier Carrie Collier Merle Collier Carroll Collier Marjory Collier Betty Collier William Collier Floyd Collier Phyllis Collier Frances Collier Robert Collier Dale Collier Shirley Collier Thomas Collier Nancy Collier | Collier, Phyllis Jean (I321280)
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| 40373 | Feurig | Yelland, Emma (I341739)
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| 40374 | FHC Film # 0425080 1691 Church Baptismal records Christoph of Joannes Rupp ert and Barbara ? Sponsors Christian Reints and Anna Barbara ? Baptised by Pastor Joes Ruperts Molitor (1694 notation in Church book) | Ruppert, Christophe (I54928)
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| 40375 | FHC Film # 0425080 Church Baptism records 1705 (on burned pages...) In Oberdonven Mathias baptized Mar 12, 1705 son Of Joannes Ruppert and Gelda?, Sponsors Mathias Roberts? of Oberdonven and Susanna X Marternach? | RUPPERT, Mathias (I53824)
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| 40376 | FHC Film # 0425080 Church Baptismal Baptismal records | Niederkorn, Peter (I55780)
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| 40377 | FHC Film # 1739815 Index to Births 1802-1813 (1811 #46) Anna Niederkorn b orn to Mathias Niederkorn and Catharine Ruppert. | Niederkorn, Anna (I55488)
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| 40378 | FHC has microfilms of marriages and births in Luxembourg that should have these missing dates in them. Civil records are on these film #'s 425076, 1791798, 1791799, 1791800, 1922577. Additional info on Films 1169319, 1169320-323 | Green, John (I5683)
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| 40379 | FHL Film # 0113010, Ch urch Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands, Christening 28 March 18 03, Cornelia Jacobs. Cornelia'sparents are listed as Theodori Gerrit Jaco bs and Anna Maria Cornelis Hendrik. | Jacobs, Cornelia (I2738)
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| 40380 | FHL Film # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherland s, Christening 6 March 1778, Anna Maria, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelisen. | Verstegen, Anna Maria Gerardi Thonijs (I32944)
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| 40381 | FHL Film # 0113012, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands,Birth #12, 24 February 1813, Cornelis Coen-Jacobs. Parents Henricus Coenen and Maria Geert Verstegen | Coen-Jacobs, Cornelis (I32897)
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| 40382 | FHL Film # 0242679, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noo rd Brabant, Netherlands, Birth #17, 20 April 1844, Martinus Coenen. Paren ts Cornelis Coenen and Maria van der Ven. ! | Coenen, Martinus (I32923)
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| 40383 | FHL Film #0,034,504, 1860 Census, Outagamie Co., Wisconsin, Page 220, Ka ukauna Lists Henry Bongers, 43, a physician from Holland, his wife Mary, 2 9, also from Holland, and 4 children born in Wisconsin, Mary D, 11, John G ., 6, Cornelia W., 4 and Henry C., 2. | Coenen, Maria D. (I101007)
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| 40384 | FHL Film #1292402, Marriage registration #00277, Outagam ie Co.,Wisconsin lists the marriage of Arnold Bongers to Wilhelmina Vander linden on 20 Oct 1885 in Little Chute. Witnesses to the marriage were Mar tin Bongers (Arnold's brother) and Anna Boyl (Wilhelmina's cousin). | Family: Bongers, Arnold G. / VanderLinden, Wilhelmina (F1841)
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| 40385 | FHL film number 949262 for Roemisch-Katholische Helden, Westfalen, Prussia | Schneider, John F. (I183856)
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| 40386 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands, death 24 May 1778, Joannes, Gerardi Thonijs. | Thonijs, Joannes Gerardi (I32903)
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| 40387 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 1 March 1794, Henricus, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelis van Zolderen. | Thonijs, Henricus Gerardi (I32910)
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| 40388 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 15 February 1776, Joannes, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Nelis Martens. | Thonijs, Joannes Gerardi (I32903)
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| 40389 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 18 December 1781, Maria Anna, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelis. | Thonijs, Maria Anna Gerardi (I32904)
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| 40390 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 18 June 1783, Antonius, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Corn van Zolderen. | Thonijs, Antonius Gerardi (I32905)
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| 40391 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 19 March 1792, Helena, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelis van Zolderen. | Thonijs, Helena Gerardi (I32909)
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| 40392 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 19 October 1790, Martinus, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelis van Zolderen. | Thonijs, Martinus Gerardi (I32908)
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| 40393 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 2 January 1787, Cornelia, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelisen van Zolderen. | Thonijs, Cornelia Gerardi (I32907)
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| 40394 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 26 October 1784, Josephus, parents Gerardi Thonijs and Joanna Cornelisen. | Thonijs, Josephus Gerardi (I32906)
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| 40395 | FHLFilm # 0113010, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord-Brabant,Netherlands, Christening 3 January 1807, Jacobus Coenen. JacobusCoenen's parents are listed as Henricus Coenen and Maria Gerrit Verstegen.!FHL Film # 0113013, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands,marriage #3, 22 February 1829, Jacobus Coenen, age 22, born 3 Jan 1807to Cornelia Jacobs, age 25, born 28 March 1803. Jacobus Coenen's parentsare listed as Henricus Coenen living in Zeeland and Maria Gerrit Verstegendied 11 June 1827. Cornelia Jacobs parents are listed as Theodorus GerritJacobs died 29 April 1814 and Anna Maria Cornelius Hendrik died Zeeland 9 October 1826. 1803 Zeeland Civil Records Film # 0113013 | Coenen, James Jacob (I1774)
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| 40396 | FHLFilm # 0113012, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands, birth 5 February 1812 | VanDerVen, Maria (I32921)
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| 40397 | FHLFilm # 0113012, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands, Marriage #6, 14 April 1839 | Family: Coen-Jacobs, Cornelis / VanDerVen, Maria (F10645)
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| 40398 | FHLFilm # 0113013, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands, m arriage #3, 22 February 1829, Jacobus Coenen to Cornelia Jacobs. Jacobus C oenen's parents are listed as Henricus Coenen living in Zeeland and Mar ia Gerrit Verstegen died 11 June 1827. Cornelia Jacobs parents are list ed as Theodorus Gerrit Jacobs died 29 April 1814 and Anna Maria Corneli us Hendrik died Zeeland 9 October 1826. !FHL Film # 0113011, Church Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherland s, marriage 10 February 1801, Henricus Coenen to Maria Gert ???????? (can't read last name). 1801 Zeeland, marriage date and location confirmed by lookup of Bob Carlse n, Film #0113011, unsure of bride's last name. | Family: Jacobs, Henricus Coenradus / Verstegen, Anna Maria Gerardi Thonijs (F10646)
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| 40399 | FHLFilm # 0113013, Civil Records, Zeeland, Noord Brabant, Netherlands, m arriage #3, 22 February 1829, Jacobus Coenen, age 22, born 3 Jan 1807 to C ornelia Jacobs, age 25, born 28 March 1803. Jacobus Coenen's parents a re listed as Henricus Coenen living in Zeeland and Maria Gerrit Versteg en died 11 June 1827. Cornelia Jacobs parents are listed as Theodorus Ger rit Jacobs died 29 April 1814 and Anna Maria Cornelius Hendrik died Zeela nd 9 October 1826. | Family: Coenen, James Jacob / Jacobs, Cornelia (F1603)
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| 40400 | FHLFilm #1862058 item 6, Jacob immigrated to America in 1848 with his fa mily. They departed on the ship "Maria Magdalena" from Rotterdam on 19 Ma rch 1848, arriving in New York 10 May 1848. The family as listed on the p assenger list shows the following names and ages: Koenen, Jacobus, 41 (fa rmer), Maria, 18, Hendrika, 9, Johannes, 14, Martinus, 7, Gerardus, 5, The odora, 16, amd Jacobs, Cornelia, 45. They arrived in Little Chute, Wiscon sin on 20 June 1848. Jacob Coenen used the name James Coenen in America. | Coenen, Maria D. (I101007)
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| 40401 | FHLFilm #1862058 item 6, Jacob immigrated to America in 1848 with his family. They departed on the ship "Maria Magdalena" from Rotterdam on 19 March 1848, arriving in New York 10 May 1848. The family as listed on the passenger list shows the following names and ages: Koenen, Jacobus, 41(farmer), Maria, 18, Hendrika, 9, Johannes, 14, Martinus, 7, Gerardus, 5,Theodora, 16, amd Jacobs, Cornelia, 45. They arrived in Little Chute,Wisconsin on 20 June 1848. Jacob Coenen used the name James Coenen in America. | Coenen, James Jacob (I1774)
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| 40402 | Fidel Denzel 49 Mary Denzel 42 Francis Denzel 20 Nicholas Denzel 17 Joseph Denzel 13 Mary Denzel 12 Peter Denzel 4 | Denzel, Fidel (I195037)
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| 40403 | Fidel Denzel 49 Mary Denzel 42 Francis Denzel 20 Nicholas Denzel 17 Joseph Denzel 13 Mary Denzel 12 Peter Denzel 4 | Denzel, Francis "Frank" (I195035)
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| 40404 | Fidelia Loehr 12/3/1915 9/4/1994 Post Crescent 9/6/1994 B 4 | Loehr, Fidelia Elizabeth (I1866)
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| 40405 | Fiebelkorn Henry | Fiebelkorn, Henry (I322961)
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| 40406 | Fiebelkorn Paul | Fiebelkorn, Paul (I328758)
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| 40407 | Fiedler, Michael J.Michael J. Fiedler, of Menasha, age 51, passed away unexpectedly on Thursd ay, March 24, 2005. Mike was born August 14, 1953 in Milwaukee, the s on of Donald and Kathleen (Gage) Fiedler. He graduated from Neenah High Sc hool in 1971. He married Paula Van Gompel on December 7, 1973 at St. Ma ry Catholic Church in Menasha. Mike had been employed at Morgan Doors in O shkosh for 17 years and then owned and operated Resource Associates and wo rked as an Industrial Adviser at Forintek International in Canada. Mike lo ved hunting, fishing, bird watching and being in the woods. He also lov ed darts and billiards. Mike enjoyed throwing Backyard BBQ Parties for h is family and friends. He was a Packers and Badgers Fan. Mike also loved h is “Board Meetings” with his kids and friends. He had been active at the B oys and Girls Brigade for many years and he loved spending time with his f amily and his many good friends.Mike is survived by his loving wife, best friend and “girlfriend” of 31 ye ars, Paula; his children: Teresa Fiedler, at home, Brian (Katie) Fiedle r, Kaukauna; Mike’s first grandchild, expected in June, Angela Fiedler (sp ecial friend Ryan) also at home. He is also survived by his brothers: Chr is (Darcie) Fiedler of Menasha and Jim Immel of the Town of Menasha, his s isters: Nancy (Richard) Taylor of Neenah and Mary Hamann of Oshkosh; his a unt, Sister Mary Louise Fiedler, S.J.; his grandmother, Edna Fiedler, Neen ah; his father-in-law and mother-in-law, Clement and Agnes Van Gompel, Men asha; his brother-in-law, James Van Gompel, Menasha; his sisters-in-law: L aura Van Gompel, Menasha; Lisa (Scott) Helker, Washington; Gina (Dean) Zar etzke, Neenah; Sara (Mike) Scharpf, Oshkosh; Jana Van Gompel, Oshkosh; ma ny nieces and nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends.Mike was preceded in death by his maternal grandparents and his paternal g randfather.Funeral services for Mike will be held on Tuesday, March 29, 2005 at 11 a. m. at St. Mary Catholic Church, 528 Second St., Menasha. Friends and fami ly will be received at the Laemmrich Funeral Home, 312 Milwaukee St., Mena sha on Monday evening from 4 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. when a prayer service wi ll be held. There will also be visitation at the church on Tuesday morni ng from 10 a.m. until the hour of the funeral mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established. | Fiedler, Michael John (I85403)
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| 40408 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Elsbernd, John (I47282)
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| 40409 | Field Title Value Meaning ARMY SERIAL NUMBER 37524137 37524137 NAME SCHUSTER#WILLIAM#J###### SCHUSTER#WILLIAM#J###### RESIDENCE: STATE 73 KANSAS RESIDENCE: COUNTY 051 ELLIS PLACE OF ENLISTMENT 7523 Undefined Code DATE OF ENLISTMENT DAY 28 28 DATE OF ENLISTMENT MONTH 04 04 DATE OF ENLISTMENT YEAR 43 43 GRADE: ALPHA DESIGNATION PVT# Private GRADE: CODE 8 Private BRANCH: ALPHA DESIGNATION NO# No branch assignment BRANCH: CODE 02 No branch assignment FIELD USE AS DESIRED # # TERM OF ENLISTMENT 5 Enlistment for the duration of the War or other emergency, plus six months, subject to the discretion of the President or otherwise according to law LONGEVITY ### ### SOURCE OF ARMY PERSONNEL 0 Civil Life NATIVITY 73 KANSAS YEAR OF BIRTH 23 23 RACE AND CITIZENSHIP 1 White, citizen EDUCATION 4 4 years of high school CIVILIAN OCCUPATION 480 Tinsmiths, coppersmiths, and sheet metal workers MARITAL STATUS 6 Single, without dependents COMPONENT OF THE ARMY 7 Selectees (Enlisted Men) CARD NUMBER # # BOX NUMBER 1226 1226 FILM REEL NUMBER 4.136 4.136 Name: Gender: Birth Date: Death Date: SSN: Branch 1: Enlistment Date 1: Release Date 1: | Schuster, William J. (I1223)
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| 40410 | Fieldman-Carnation Breeding Service-Watertown, WI | Seybold, Leonard John (I148590)
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| 40411 | Fieweger, “Jack” John, P.John P. “Jack” Fieweger, Town of Menasha,79, passed away Friday, Aug. 5, 2 005 following a lengthy illness. He was surrounded by his family at the ti me of his death.Jack was born Aug. 15, 1925 in Kimberly, Wis., the son of the late Claren ce and Alice (Miller) Fieweger. He married Florence “Terri” Harris on Fe b. 14, 1945 in Savannah, Georgia, sharing 60 wonderful years together. Ja ck was a proud veteran of the US Army Air Corps during World War II. He se rved in England with the 8th Air Force Bomb Group. Following his tour of d uty, he returned to the Appleton area, raising his family and pursuing a c areer in Architectural planning and design.Besides his wife, Terri, Jack is survived by his siblings: Richard (Kat e) Fieweger of Sherwood, Wis. and Naples, Fla.; Robert Fieweger of Sturge on Bay, Wis.; sister Barbara (Dr. Robert Furman) of Camden, Maine; and bro ther-in-law Donald (Ann) Harris of Appleton; three sons: Jon (Kathy) Fiewe ger of Pewaukee, Wis.; Michael (Pat) Fieweger of Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.; A nthony (Leigh Ann) Fieweger of Appleton, Wis.; and two daughters: Jo (J im Barker) of Erie, Penn.; and Leslie (Jim Busse) of Monona, Wis.; 12 gran dchildren: Jason, Michael, Christopher, Samantha, Brian, Cole, Nathan, Mat hew, Katie, Luke, Rachael, and Sarah and two great grandchildren; Gwen a nd Lauren.He was preceded in death by his parents, his brother Jim Fieweger and h is sister-in-law Laura Fieweger.He was a longtime member of St. Joseph Catholic Church and has been acti ve in many church and community projects. Jack enjoyed a love of architect ure, music, reading, and spending time with his family.Friends may join the family at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 404 W. Lawren ce St. on Wednesday August 10, 2005 for a 9:30 visitation followed by a 10 :30 celebratory mass.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be directed to the St. Joseph Food Pant ry or to the Cherry Meadows Hospice. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer920-73 3-7383 | Fieweger, John P. "Jack" (I90211)
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| 40412 | Fieweger | Fieweger, Raymond J. (I176854)
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| 40413 | Fieweger | Tuchscherer, Margarite (I3339)
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| 40414 | FIFE, MRS. K. E. RINGROSE Word received in Aberdeen on Thursday telling of the death of Mrs. K. E. Fife at the home of her daughter, Mrs. N. B. Arnold at Duluth, Minn., brought news of sorrow to many old friends of this pioneer woman, a resident of the Hub City since 1881. Although Mrs. Fife had been an invalid since a year ago last June, the end came without warning and was unexpected by members of the family. She passed away on Thursday morning. The funeral will be held at Duluth on Saturday morning and Miss Alice Fife, a daughter, departed yesterday for the Minnesota city, and Mrs. J. H. Jackson and Mrs. Isaac Lincoln, sisters of the deceased, will leave today. Aberdeen Evening News Fri. Dec. 18, 1925 pg. 6 | Ringrose, Katherine "Katie" (I27667)
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| 40415 | Fifteenth Anniversary Mr. & mrs. Casper Foegen Kaukauna Times 9/15/1921 4 Anniversary | Family: Foegen, Casper / Berendsen, Gertrude M. (F10849)
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| 40416 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Barenbrugge, Sara (I346255)
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| 40417 | Fifth Street Resident, 59, Is Summoned Robert Neighborgall. 59. of 362 North Fifth Street Died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital. A Lifelong resident of Zanesville, he was the son of John and Rosa Neighborgall. He was employed at MosiacTile Company for 22 years and belonged to Eagles Lodge 302 at Saint Thomas Catholic Church. He was a Veteran of World War I. He leaves his wife Marcella, a niece, and several nephews. Friends may call at the DeLong and Baker Funeral Home after 6 p.m. today. | Neighborgall, Robert (I93859)
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| 40418 | Fifth ward, sheet 20; Listed age as 35, born A ug 1864, listed born in Wisconsin, listed both parents born in Ireland, Li sted living with wife Margaret, occupation as Engineer Railroad | Powers, Richard B. (I275)
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| 40419 | Filbert Martin Agnes L Martin John M John Catherine John Charles John Edward John Elsa Fifer | Martin, Filbert (I22432)
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| 40420 | Filbert Martin Agnes Martin John Martin Charles Martin Edward Martin Wm Bleiedaus Kate Bleiedaus Edward Bleiedaus | Martin, Filbert (I22432)
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| 40421 | File No. 1402 Grave 1, Lot 68, Block F Fred Getschow DOB: October 7, 1832 Date of Death: October 6, 1890 Date of Burial: October 9, 1890 | Getschow, Frederick (I176570)
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| 40422 | Filed a delayed birth record Aug 1, 1942 with copy of baptismal record at St. Mary's Kaukauna . Paster Roder. Son of F. George Swick and Isabella Buechler, baptised 7/23/1899 | Zwick, John (I162735)
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| 40423 | Film # 034504, page 135; Listed living with husband Joseph, born Holland, age 72 Three children living with him (or Two children and a grandchild?) | PHILIPSEN, Theodora (I29)
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| 40424 | Film # 035504; Listed as Heinrich, a ge 28, born Holland. Living with wife and 1 child. | ROMANESKO, Henry (I14)
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| 40425 | Film # 1032689; John Fox listed as head of househo ld of 5 men and 3 women. | Fox, John (I4635)
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| 40426 | Film # 1241809, Page 11A ED#69, Grand Chute township, Listed living with widowed mother, age 3 | Femal, Harry B. (I3543)
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| 40427 | Film # 1255418 page 17 Listed living with parents age 10 | Fox, Ellen "Nellie" (I4642)
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| 40428 | Film # 1374868, page 3B; Listed li ving with husband and 4 children, age 27 4 children, 4 alive. | Micke, Grace Elisabeth (I694)
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| 40429 | Film#1375715, ward 1, ED #10, pg 14A, on Jackson St .; Listed living with parents age 2, listed name as Doris E. | Leppla, Doris Elisabeth (I11108)
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| 40430 | Filz, Carmen H. AppletonAge 69, passed away on Thursday, November 22, 2001 at Appleton Medical Cen ter following a lengthy illness. She was born on April 28, 1932 in Applet on the daughter of the late Le Roy and Hannah (Timm) Smith. On Octob er 8, 1955 she married Myron Filz in Appleton. They enjoyed 46 years toget her. Carmen and "Bud" enjoyed antiques and were often seen at various fl ea markets talking with others about antiques. Carmen also loved to trav el with her husband, son and daughter-in-law. One of her greatest sourc es of joy was their little dog Kelcee.She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother, and sister and will be miss ed by her husband Myron "Bud," Grand Chute; her son, Jeffrey (Cindy) Fil z, her grandson Jebb R. Filz; and her brother James (Paula) Smith, a ll of Appleton.Funeral services will be conducted on Monday, November 26, 2001 at 11 a. m. at Trinity Lutheran Church, 209 South Allen Street with the Rev. Chr is Lee-Thompson officiating. Entombment will take place at Highland Memori al Park. Friends may call the church on Monday from 10 a.m. until the ti me of the service. A memorial fund is being established.WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 www.wich mannfuneralhomes.com Appleton Post Crescent dated 11/26/2001 | Smith, Carmen (I3729)
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| 40431 | Final Account for Estate Court Date 2/23/1937 | Housoy, Josephene (I188322)
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| 40432 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gilles, Sister Mary George Catherine O. S. F. (I136929)
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| 40433 | Final Rites Are Held at Holy Cross Mrs. Louis Vanevenhoven Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/16/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Final Rites Tomorrow At Holy Cross Mrs. Louis Vanevenhoven, nee Anna Van Asten Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/13/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | VandeHey, Anna (I35838)
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| 40434 | Final Rites At St. Mary's Mrs. Peter Phillips, Sr. Kaukauna Times 2/24/1933 1 Obituary Dies Five Weeks After Husband Mrs. Peter Phillips, Sr., nee Catherine Eisert Kaukauna Times 2/21/1933 1 Obituary Rites Held On Wednesday For P. Philllips, Jr. Peter Phillips, Jr. Kaukauna Times 1/20/1933 1 Obituary Rites Here For P. Phillips, Sr. Monday Morning Peter Phillips, Sr. Kaukauna Times 1/17/1933 1 Obituary P. Phillips, Jr. Dies Suddenly Peter Phillips, Jr. Kaukauna Times 1/17/1933 1 Obituary Aged Resident Passed Away Peter Phillips, Sr. Kaukauna Times 1/13/1933 1 Obituary | Phillips, Peter L. (I320558)
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| 40435 | Final Rites at Woodville for Agnes Paschen Agnes Paschen Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/14/1943 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Death Claimed Agnes Paschen; Funeral Sunday Agnes Paschen Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/09/1943 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Paschen, Agnes (I127590)
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| 40436 | Final Rites For Charles F. Bloch Held Friday Charles F. Bloch Kaukauna Times 12/3/1925 1 Obituary | Bloch, Charles (I133377)
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| 40437 | Final rites for Charles Moran, aged 53 years. Who passed away at St. Elizabeth hospital Wednesday, were held at 9 o'clock Saturday morning from St. Mary's church Rev. A Roder pastor, officiated. Interment was in the parish cemetery. Pall bearers were F.M. Schmidt, Otto Nickles, Julius Elsberlich, Louis Perry, Peter Nettekoven and Jacob Licht. Mr. Moran was a resident of Kaukauna until about 20 years ago. His last residence was at Gary, Ind. He had been visiting in Kaukauna for the last three weeks being ill during his entire stay here. | Moran, Charles H. (I169175)
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| 40438 | Final Rites For Mrs. D. Golden Held Mrs. Dick Golden, nee Margaret Brennan Kaukauna Times 9/23/1932 1 Obituary | Brennan, Margaret (I51201)
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| 40439 | Final Rites For Mrs. F. Kroll Mrs. Frank Kroll Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/09/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Death Claims Mrs. F. Kroll Here Mrs. Frank Kroll, nee Latzig Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/06/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Unknown, Ida F. (I133429)
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| 40440 | FINAL RITES HELD (see Image also of Kaukauna Times obit) Menasha The funeral of Mrs. August Quell, town of Harrison pioneer, was held Monday morning at 9 o'clock from the Laemmrich funeral home, and at 9:30 o'clock from Holy Angels church at Darboy, the Rev. E. J. Schmit officiating. Burial was at the church cemetery. Active pallbearers were Jerome Uitenbrook, Fred Hartzheim, Michael Kortenoff, Frank Mehl, Ernest Luniak and Adolph Stumpf. The following members of the Christian Mothers' society acted as honorary pallbearers: Mrs. Frank Hartzheim, Mrs. Fred Behling, Mrs. Michael Palm, Mrs. Margaret VanVorst. Mrs. G. VanGroll and Mrs. Adolph Stumpf. THE OSHKOSH NORTHWESTERN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15,1935 Page 11 | Steffens, Mary Toonen (I176259)
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| 40441 | FINAL RITES HELD Neenah - Funeral services for Mrs. Delia Bouressa were held this morning at 8:30 o'clock at the residence. 306 Lincoln street, and at 9 o'clock at St Patrick's church, the Rev. Joseph Ahearn conducting. Burial was at Holy Name cemetery. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Saturday, July 13, 1940 | Page 9 Twin City Deaths Mrs. Delia Bouressa Neenah - Mrs. Delia Bouressa, 67, 306 Lincoln street, Neenah. died at 4:45 this morning at her home after a lingering illness. Mrs. Bouressa was born Nov. 17, in 1872 in St- Paulina, Canada. She lived in Kimberly for 27 years, coming to Neenah seven years ago. She was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. Survivors are five daughters, Mrs. Walter Koeppven, Milwaukee; Mrs. John Nift, Coleman; Mrs. George Lemmers, Kimberly: Mrs. George Fickle. Appleton. and Miss Lydia Bouressa. Neenah; three sons. Joseph, Kimberly: Clarence. Little Chute, and Frank. Neenah; four sisters. Mrs. Catherine Dupuis, Mrs. Mathilda Vernoche and Mrs. Emma Dupuis, Two Rivers, and Mrs. Rose Lorry, Appleton; two brothers. Frank Courchan, Kimberly. and William Courchan, Oconto Falls; 40 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The funeral cortege will form at 8:30 Saturday morning at the home and services will be at 9 o'clock at St. Patrick's church with the Rev. Joseph Ahearn, pastor, in charge. Burial will be in the Holy Name cemetery, Kimberly. The body may be viewed at the residence after 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon. Rosary will be recited at 7:30 Friday eve- ning. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, July 10, 1940 | Page 15 | Courchane, Ophedelia "Delia" (I36660)
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| 40442 | Final Vows 1940 | Schneider, Sister Mary Praxedes Magdelene (I180378)
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| 40443 | Final Vows 8/12/1944 | Diny, Sister Nicholas Marie Theresa Clare (I123621)
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| 40444 | Final Vows 8/2/1907 | Diny, Sister Honorine Magdalene (I183033)
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| 40445 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Haanen, Mary Claire (I16392)
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| 40446 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hanstedt, LeRoy Henry (I16475)
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| 40447 | Find a Grave Headstone photo can be seen on this website along with other photos for this cemetery Per research: Trees on Ancestry give his name as Moses Little with date of birth as October 1857. However the inscription on the headstone photo has his name as Mose Little, with dates 1860 - 1940. Evidence from Family Histories indicate the 1857 date as more probably accurate. ~~~~~~ Moses mother Rebecca Biefield was born in England on Oct 12 1828. She immigrated to Canada where she met and married Thomas Little, his father, who had emigrated from Ireland, they married approx 1845. Together they had nine children, six of which were born in Canada of which Moses was one, and the last three were born in Black Creek WI. after the family immigrated to the US 1865. Rebecca died in Oshkosh, Winnebago Co WI on Sept 7 1875 as shown on her gravestone. Thomas died in Black Creek, WI in 1906 and is buried there. According to the 1870 US Census Moses moved to Sheridan, Poweshiek, IA. By 1880 he is in Hixon, Clark, WI, and finally to Shawano (between 1880 and his marriage in 1885 to Louise Mielke in Lessor, Shawano, WI). 1900 has him in Hutchins, Shawano, WI, then in 1910 Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wi (possibly to work with his brother John Little at John's sawmill), then before 1920 back to Red Springs, Shawano, WI where both census records show him married to Nellie French Little. By the 1930 US Fed Census records he is divorced and living with son Wilbur. He was living in Greshem, Shawano, WI where he died in 1940. | Little, Moses (I191358)
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| 40448 | Find a grave https://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=36114534&ref=acom | Landreman, Frank (I135869)
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| 40449 | Find a Grave lists maiden Name as Taylor | Steinbrick, Henrietta (I112107)
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| 40450 | Find A Grave Memorial# 103715716 | Roehrig, Anna Catharina (I181310)
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| 40451 | Find A Grave Memorial# 103715906 Information about John Gilles' ancestors is being added by his granddaughter, Sr. Catherine Gilles | Gilles, John (I185972)
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| 40452 | Find A Grave Memorial# 12007474 NAME: BIRTH DATE: DEATH DATE: CEMETERY: BURIAL OR CREMATION PLACE: HAS BIO?: URL: Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Find A Grave Index, 1600s-Current [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. | Ellsworth, Thomas Harold (I307607)
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| 40453 | Find A Grave Memorial# 56465790 Birth: Death: Family links: Spouse: Alvah A Crampton (1828 - 1908)* *Calculated relationship Burial: Evergreen Cemetery Mantorville Dodge County Minnesota, USA | Sykes, Emma (I197067)
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| 40454 | Find A Grave Memorial# 94731428 | Bastian, Leon (I327497)
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| 40455 | Find a Grave photo volunteer sent info May 2017 - I searched the entire cemetery and could not find the grave | Vandenberg, Anthony J. (I22079)
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| 40456 | Find a Grave SAYS B 29 Nov.1836 MEMORIAL ID100792986 shows tombstone | Brenner, Reverend George Phillip (I187176)
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| 40457 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Green, Danielle (I133283)
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| 40458 | Find a grave web site Born in Biddulph Twp, Middlesex, Ontario, Canada He was educated in Canada and lived with his parents Thomas Little (born in Tyrone Co, Ulster, Northern Ireland) and Rebecca Biefield Little (born in England) until he was 24 - farmed in Clayton Twp for five years, moved to Black Creek and farmed 80 acres for four years, purchased farm in Section 24 of Seymour Twp and operated until he died in 1937. He had eight siblings, five of which were born in Biddulph and three in Black Creek, WI. Married Lillian Hughes Jan 11, 1884 and had five children, all born in Black Creek, Outagamie Co, Wisconsin: Howard Henry Little born Aug 7 1887 Meryl L Little born Dec 23 1889 Rosalind Little born Jan 1891 Eva J Little born April 9 1893 Velma Little born April 3 1895 The 1930 Census shows Thomas as a widower and living in Seymour with his daughter Velma and her husband John Bloch, and with his daughter Eva Little. | Little, Thomas B. (I191513)
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| 40459 | find article | Flynn, Elizabeth "Jennie" (I105576)
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| 40460 | Find at ; Obituary William Luedtke Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/25/1908 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Dies Suddenly William Luedtke Kaukauna Sun | Date: 12/24/1908 | Page: A1 | Type: Obituary | Luedtke, William August (I156502)
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| 40461 | FIND COPY | Kiffe, Theodosia "Dote" (I18011)
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| 40462 | Find Gravestone of Kau Civil Wat Vet in DePere Lot Frank Cardinal, Miss Eliza Snider Kaukauna Times 1/27/1960 1 News Find Gravestone of Kau Civil War Vet in Depere Lot Frank Cardinal Kaukauna Daily Times 1/27/1960 1 news | Cardinal, Frank (I199761)
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| 40463 | FIND MRS. SCHUIT DEAD AT HER HOME Kimberly Woman Who Died Suddenly is Buried Monday - Was Little Chute Girl (Special to Post-Crescent) Kimberly - The sudden death of Mrs. J. Schuit occurred early Friday morning and funeral services were held Monday. Mr. Schuit returned home from work at 6:45 in the morning and found his wife dead in the home on Main-st. Death was caused by heart disease. Mrs. Schuit formerly was Miss Nellie Wonders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Wonders, Little Chute. She is survived by her widower; two small sons, Vincent and Richard; her parents; four brothers, Anton, John, Henry and Peter Wonders, Little Chute; six sisters, Mrs. Chauncey M. Walsh, Clara, Loretta and Anna Wonders, Little Chute: Mary Wonders, Chicago: Harriet Wonders, Sheboygan. PAGE SIX APPLETON, POST-CRESCENT, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1922 Schuit Schuit | Wonders, Petronella (I119091)
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| 40464 | Find obit at ; Mrs henrietta Schubring wife of Gottlib Schubring, Fred Schubring, Mrs Mary Warneke, Mrs Augusta Adams, Mrs Belle Warenke, Mrs Fred Eichstidt, Mr and Mrs John Radatz Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/16/1904 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary Obituary Gottleib William Schubring, Mrs Henrietta Schubring, Fred Schubring, Mrs Augusta Adams, Mrs Mary Warneke, Mrs Fredrick Olm, Charles Schubring, Augusta Schubring Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/29/1904 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary Death of Mrs. Schubring Henrietta Schubring Kaukauna Sun | Date: 09/16/1904 | Page: A1 | Type: Obituary | Unknown, Harriet (I154432)
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| 40465 | Find obit at Appleton Post Crescent 2/18/1961 list death of Bernard TeVrucht aged 48 | TeVrucht, Bernard William (I33498)
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| 40466 | Find obit at Appleton Post Crescent; | Brennig, Emma (I124827)
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| 40467 | Find Obit at; March 13, 1984, Milwaukee Journal, Milwaukee, WI; listed as having 14 grandchildren; 6 great-grandchildren | Feierstein, Peter (I179308)
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| 40468 | Find Obituary at : March 1 1926 - Appleton Post Crescent | Vandenberg, Anna (I11243)
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| 40469 | Find photo with Memphis Belle The pictures are of the crew that Melvin flew with in the Philippines, and a close up of the nose art. "Four Fan Fanny" Back Row, L to R: Flt-O Melvin E. Gregorius, 2nd Lt Joseph G. O'Haver, 1st Lt Clarence F. Hofer, Flt-O Joseph E. Thorne Front Row, L to R: Cpl Charles G. Moretti, Cpl George W. Dennison, Cpl Benjamin B. Bartlett, Cpl Grady C. Shaw, Jr., Cpl Raleigh H. Cribb, Cpl John E. Geisner Member of 31st Squadron stationed at Samar, Philippines. I was assigned as Co-pilot on Four Fan Fanny. Our crew flew 19 mission, in this aircraft to the end of World War 2. | Gregorius, Melvin Earl (I129724)
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| 40470 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Solie, Angela Mary (I1965)
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| 40471 | FINK Herman 75 yrs old - Farm er from Holland, Mary 40 - Wife, Keeping House, from Prussia, Katie 1 4, Mary 13, Herman 10, John 7, Annie 4 (Han nah), Minnie 11/12 | Vinkenvleugel, Herman (I55776)
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| 40472 | Fink Bardeen 39 widowed Henry Bardeen 18 Hannah Bardeen 14 George Bardeen 11 William Bardeen 11 Mary Bardeen 9 | Vandeyacht, Albardine (I3124)
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| 40473 | Fink Bardeen Henry Bardeen Hannah Bardeen George Bardeen William Bardeen Mary Bardeen | Fink, Henry Joseph (I31149)
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| 40474 | Fink Brothers Are in England Clement Fink, Kenneth Fink, Military Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/26/1944 | Page: 4 | Type: News | Fink, Kenneth (I50530)
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| 40475 | Fink, Alice Marie (Loderbauer) "World's Best Mom" Alice Marie Fink, 88, passed away on Saturday, Dec. 15, 2007, at St Paul Nursing Home, Kaukauna, surrounded by family following a long illness. She was born Oct. 6, 1919, the daughter of Michael and Theresa (Ashauer) Loderbauer. Alice married Francis Raymond Fink on Oct. 25, 1938, at St Mary's Catholic Church in Kaukauna. Alice and Francis farmed in the Town of Harrison after their marriage. When the farm was sold, she worked as a waitress at the Hyland House in Kaukauna. Alice was a member of Holy Angels (Holy Spirit) Catholic Church, Darboy. Alice is survived by her daughter, Phyllis Mueller, Menasha; a son, Ronald (Patricia) Fink, Town of Harrison; four grandsons, Scott (Chris) Mueller, Luxemberg; Randall (Connie) Fink, Appleton; Daniel (Sheryl) Fink, Minneapolis, Minn.; Michael (Selina) Fink, West Branch, Iowa; five great-grandchildren; a sister, Agnes (Loderbauer) Wittmann, Kaukauna; two sisters-in-law, Naomi (Fahrbach) Loderbauer, Kimberly and Eileen (Fink) Liebergen, Kaukauna; her husband's brother-in-law, Robert Schwarzbauer, Appleton; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Francis, on April 22, 1993; her parents; two brothers, Raymond Loderbauer and Peter Loderbauer; sister-in-law, Lorraine (Krueger) Loderbauer; brother-in-law, Raymond Wittmann; her husband's brother-in-law, Willard Liebergen; his half-brother, Leo and wife, Theresa (Ver Bockel) Fink; his half-sisters, Vera Fink and Gladys (Fink) Schwarzbauer. A private family service for Alice will be held at Valley Funeral Home. Entombment will be in the Star of Hope Mausoleum at Highland Memorial Park. The family would like to thank the staff at St. Paul Nursing Home for their excellent care of Alice. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Loderbauer, Alice (I105470)
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| 40476 | Fink, Clarence J. "Clancy" Clarence J. "Clancy" Fink, 75, Auburndale, died on Friday, April 9, 2010, at his home in the Town of Day. Mr. Fink was born on March 15, 1935, in Ashwaubenon, Wis., to Frank and Cecelia (Verbryggan) Fink. He had been employed at International Papers in Kaukauna for 42 years until his retirement. He was a member of the Quarter Century Club. He married Jane Hoersch Bongers on April 25, 1997, in Appleton. Clancy enjoyed retirement very much and was a talented carpenter and handyman and had numerous, numerous projects. He also enjoyed gardening, nature, his Cub Cadets and had a passion for winemaking. He is survived by his wife, Jane; his children, April Fink, Appleton, and her mother, Shirley Fink; Keith (Donna) Fink, Hortonville, and their children, Heather and Mariah; and Craig Fink, Appleton, and his children, Dakcota and Branden. He is also survived by Jane's daughter, Tanya (Jason) White, Stevens Point, and their children, Kylee, Ayden and Ayric. He is further survived by a sister, Arlene (Charles) Renn, Tomahawk; and two sisters and brothers-in-law, Paula and Wayne Micke and Mary Kay Schneider, all of Brillion; and by numerous nieces and nephews. He was predeceased by his parents; siblings, Harold, Don and Bob Fink, Loretta Andrews and Mariel LaPlante; his mother-in-law and father-in-law, Ben and Jeanette Hoersch; and a brother-in-law, Gil Schneider. A visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 14, 2010, from 4 p.m. until the time of funeral services at 7 p.m. at Rembs Funeral Home, Marshfield. A memorial has been established in Clancy's name. The family would like to thank St. Joseph's Hospital and Ministry Home Care Hospice. Condolences may be sent online to www.rembsfh.com. | Fink, Clarence J. (I163394)
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| 40477 | Fink, Ella PhoebeElla Phoebe Fink, 85, of Green Bay, died Sunday September, 21, 2003, at S an Luis Medical and Rehabilitation Center. She was born August 15, 191 8, in Munising, Mich. to the late Ira and Elizabeth (Cody) Lucas. For t wo years Ella was Postmaster in Wetmore, Mich., from 1939-1940. Ella and h er family lived in Green Bay for over 40 years. Prior to that she and h er family lived in Gladstone, Mich., from 1948-1960.Ella is survived by her husband, Allen; her son and daughter-in-law, Willi am & Marianne Fink, Sheboygan; her 5 grandchildren, her 8 great-grandchild ren; her daughter-in-law, Shirley Fink of Hurst, Texas.She was preceded in death by her son, Richard Fink, her parents, and her b rothers and sisters.According to Ella’s wishes, no services will be held. Blaney Funeral Ho me is assisting the family. | Lucas, Ella Phoebe (I312764)
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| 40478 | FINK, EVELYN RONAN RN April 11, 1919 - July 6, 2008 at Hospice in Fitchburg, residing recently at Waunakee Manor. Formerly of Whitefish Bay, Richland Center, and Madison, WI. Beloved wife of the late Ralph W. Fink. Loving mother of Edward J. (Diane) of Madison, William R. (Ellen) Woodstock, GA, Virginia M. Bowen, Cedarburg, Daniel R, (Nancy) Eau Claire, Mary Beth Barnett, Chandler, AZ, Thomas A. (Mary) Verona, and David M. (Anne) Middleton. Further survived by her very special grandchildren: Matthew Fink (Shandra Petersen), Kristine (Scott) Prugh, David (Suze) Fink, Alison (John) Thompson, Michael Fink, Larry (Pam) Bowen, Lynda (Ricardo Zambrano) Bowen, Matthew (Kristin) Bowen, Monica (Carl) Cerletty, Danielle Fink, Alexis Fink, Hannah (Mike) Ross, Gillian Barnett, Costin Fink, Nolan Fink, and Devon and Nicholas Fink. Proud great grandmother of Maxwell and Mason Fink, Ronan, Fiona and Margaret "Maisie" Prugh, Jake and Kate Thompson, Ava and Sophia Bowen, Xavier Zambrano, Sophia Cerletty and Dale and Jack Ross. Evelyn is also survived by loving sisters in law, Shirley Fink Kersey, Shirley Knapp Ronan, and Shirley Pelishek…..and many attentive and caring nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her husband, Evelyn was preceded in death by her parents Edward and Eleanor (Clermont) Ronan and by eight siblings: Mary Lechnir, Kathleen Hayes, Engrete Ronan (Sr. John Nepomucene, OP), John Ronan, James Ronan, Margaret Wildt, Elizabeth Ronan and Jane Ronan. She was a graduate of St. Mary's School of Nursing (Milwaukee), and was very proud of her involvement with Ladies of Charity in Milwaukee, the Red Cross and Hospice in Richland Center. She retired from nursing to raise her family, and, after moving to Richland Center renewed her career as a nurse for the Richland School District. She was a faithful Catholic, proud of being Irish, active in her former parishes (St. Mary in Richland Center and St. Monica's in Whitefish Bay), the Republican Party and to the end was an avid follower of all things political. She had a thirst for knowledge and encouraged her family to read, spell and speak correctly, use proper grammar, observe appropriate etiquette and avoid germs. She loved to read and discuss politics. Evelyn was a joy and comfort to all who knew her, sharing laughs and stories with many. "This bus is leaving!" | Ronan, Evelyn (I56530)
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| 40479 | Fink, Jr., Thomas R., NeenahAge 43, passed away at his home on Tuesday, February 3, 2004. Tom was bo rn August 20, 1960 in Neenah the son of Tom Sr. and Barbara Fink. He marri ed Mary Haanen on September 29, 1995. He had been employed at the Valley I nn. Tom graduated from St. Mary High School. He enjoyed the Packers, footb all, golf and especially enjoyed spending time with his kids.Tom is survived by his parents: Tom and Barbara Fink, Menasha; his wife, M ary; his daughter, Tomara and son, Ryan, both at home; his step son, Al ex Schreiber, his brothers: Steve Fink and Gregory Fink, both of Menash a. He is also survived by his sister, Susan Fink, San Diego; his father-in -law, Dr. William (Peg) Haanen, Sherwood; his mother-in-law, Marianne Lech ler, Chilton. He was preceded in death by his maternal and paternal grandp arents.Funeral services for Tom will be Friday, February 6, 2004 at 11 a.m. at S t. Mary Catholic Church, 212 Appleton Street, Menasha with Father Paul Rad etski officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery. Visitation wi ll be at the church on Friday from 9:30 a.m. until the hour of the mass.La emmrich Funeral Home& Cremation Services920-722-8252 | Fink, Thomas Ray (I33240)
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| 40480 | Fink, Robert F. Robert F. Fink, 72, Lake Noquebay resident, died Tuesday. He was born Feb. 21, 1935, in Hollandtown. He graduated from High School in Wrightstown and served in the U.S. Army. Robert married Janet Allyn and the couple resided in Hinsdale, Ill., until retirement. His wife preceded him in death, July 27, 2001. Surviving is his fiancee, Pat Jerovetz; one son, William (Deborah) Fink, Plainfield, Ill.; one daughter, Angelique Fudas, El Paso, Texas; three grandchildren; one great-granddaughter; two sisters, Agnes Liebergen, Kaukauna; Ruth Verhaagh, Green Bay. Friends may call at the Rhodes-Charapata Funeral Home in Crivitz, Saturday, 9 a.m. until time of funeral at 11 a.m. Burial in St. Mary's Cemetery. | Fink, Robert F. (I142795)
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| 40481 | Fink, Theresa Ver Bockel Theresa Ver Bockel Fink, 76, passed away Friday, December 22, 2006, in Louisville, KY. She had worked in finance with the Civil Service at Grissom AFB for many years. Her memory will be cherished by her children: Gary (Stacy) Fink, Kim (Allen) Wehr, and Jennifer LaBedz; ten brothers and sisters: Alice Marx, Agnes Radermakher, Joan Beach, John (Joanne) Ver Bockel, May Ann Ver Bockel, Mary (Ken) Fassbender, Jan (Cliff) VanDe Loo, Carol Liebergen, Clarence (Judy) Ver Bockel, and Lynn (Fran) Leurquin; eight grandchildren: Joshua Fink, Ashley Fink, Nicholas LaBedz, Stephanie LaBedz, Michael LaBedz, Benjami Buffington, Hannah Buffington, and Emily Buffington; and a great-grandson, Dillon Gallahan. Theresa was preceded in death by her husband, Leo Fink; her parents, Kate and Peter Ver Bockel; two brothers, Eugene and Jerry Ver Bockel; and four brothers-in-law, Ed Marx, Norbert Karner, Cliff Radermakher, and Tom Beach. Her funeral mass will be 10:30 a.m., Thursday, December 28, 2006, at St. Charles Catholic Church in Peru, IN, with burial to follow in St. Charles Catholic Cemetery in Peru. Visitation will be 6-8 p.m., Wednesday, December 27, at Eikenberry-Eddy Funeral Home in Peru. Memorial contributions may be made to the Alzheimer's Association. | Verbockel, Theresa (I108436)
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| 40482 | Fink | Fink, Edward J. (I56522)
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| 40483 | Fink | Fink, Leo (I300187)
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| 40484 | Fink | Fink, Lloyd (I205468)
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| 40485 | Finke Asks $15, 000 Fred Finke, Mathilda Finke Estate Kaukauna Times | Date: 05/17/1918 | Page: 1 | Type: News | Remter, Mathilda (I166789)
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| 40486 | Finnegan-Vandenboom Clara Vandenboom & Frank Finnegan Kaukauna Sun 2/03/ 1910 1 Wedding Town Topics Frank Finnegan, Clara Vanderboom, Rheinard Wingling, Mary Kli pstein, John Welhouse, Hattie Sternagel, Kaukauna Sun 1/27/1910 5 Wedd ing/Marriage License 1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 1/27/1910announcement made of upcoming marriage of Frank Finnegan and Miss Clara Va ndenboom. at St Mary's church. | Family: Finnegan, Frank / VandenBoom, Clara (F34196)
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| 40487 | Finnegan | Kilawee, Nellie (I132520)
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| 40488 | Finnel, Norbert Gerald Norbert Gerald Finnel, 84, Denmark, passed away Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009, at a local hospital, surrounded by his loving family. He was born March 10, 1925, in Denmark, son of the late Nicholas and Ermina (Weber) Finnel. He worked many years at Kewaunee Engineering until his retirement to pursue full-time dairy farming with Anna. He also drove milk truck for his brother in his younger years. He married Anna Marie Dorner on Aug. 27, 1947, at Immaculate Conception Church, Luxemburg. His hobbies included woodworking and making unique gifts for family and friends. He liked playing cards, watching the Packers and listening to polka music. Norbert was a devout Catholic and a man of great integrity. Survivors include his wife, Anna Marie, Denmark; his children, Robert Finnel, Denmark; Mary (Darrell) Woulf, Ocala, Fla.; Bonnie Reedy and special friend, Lowell, Denmark; Rose (Tom) Vanden Hoven, Green Bay; Richard (Julie) Finnel, Denmark; daughter-in-law, Sandy Finnel, Forestville; 20 grandchildren, 17 great-grandchildren; two sisters, Marie Boerschinger, Suamico; and Mildred Valentine, Green Bay; three sisters-in-law, Lillian Finnel, Julia Dorner and Elaine Dorner; godchildren, Gerald Finnel, John Dorner, Kenneth Davister, Maureen Vourlas, Rosemary Deterville and Denise Kinjerski. Norbert was preceded in death by his parents; daughter, Jean Rozmarynoski; son, Ronald Finnel; sons-in-law, Gary Reedy and Tom Rozmarynoski; daughter-in-law, Donna Finnel; sisters and brothers, Catherine (Carl) Langenberg, Clarence (Eleanor) Finnel, Matt Boerschinger, Gladys (Jim) Pelnar, Loretta (Adolph) Davister, Dolores (Wencil) Stodola, Marvin Valentine, Bernard Finnel, Earl (Alice) Finnel and Richard (Elsie) Finnel. Family and friends may call Tuesday, Dec. 1, 2009, from 9 a.m. until the hour of Mass at St. James Catholic Church, Cooperstown. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Tuesday at church with Fr. Ron Colombo officiating. Private entombment will be in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum. Knutson-Cotter Funeral Home, Denmark, 863-2411, is handling arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. The family extends a warm thank you to the wonderful staff at Anna's House and Bellin Hospital for their kindness and compassion. | Finnel, Norbert Gerald (I151838)
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| 40489 | Finnel, Ronald James Ronald James Finnel, 54, Forestville, Wis., passed away peacefully at home on Friday, Feb. 13, 2009, surrounded by family. Ronald was born May 10, 1954, in Green Bay, Wis. He leaves his wife, Sandra (Kostichka), daughter, Michele, and son, Brian. Ronald is further survived by parents, Norbert and Anna (Dorner) Finnel, Robert Finnel, Mary (Darrell) Woulf, Bonnie Reedy and special friend, Lowell Hansen, Rose (Tom) Vanden Hoven, Rick (Julie) Finnel. He is further survived by mother-in-law, Ruby Kostichka, brothers- in-law and sisters-in law, Judy (Russ) Charles, Gail Herlache and fiance, Bill (Doperlaski), Tom (Mary) Kostichka, Dan (Jean) Kostichka; many nieces, nephews, grandnieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his sister, Jeannie Rozmarynoski; sister-in-law, Donna Finnel; brothers-in-law, Gary Reedy, Tom Rozmarynoski, Larry Herlache; father-in-law, Melvin Kostichka. He was employed by Kewaunee Fabrications for 35 years. Ronald lived most of his married life in Forestville, Wis. Ronald was an avid hunter and loved doing farm work. He also loved to play cards with friends and family, and spending time with his wife and children. Family and friends may call on Sunday, Feb. 15, from 4 p.m. to 8 pm. at Schinderle Funeral Home, 1600 Jefferson Street, Algoma, Wis. There will be a parish vigil at 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Visitation will continue Monday, Feb. 16, 2009, at 10 a.m. at Holy Name of Mary Catholic Church, 7491 County H, Maplewood, Wis., until the Mass of Christian Burial at 11 a.m.with Fr. Bob Konkol officiating. Special note of thanks to Unity Hospice and all the care givers for their compassionate care and support given to Ronald in his time of need. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund will be established. Family and friends can sign the online guestbook at www.schinderle.com. | Finnell, Ronald James (I151851)
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| 40490 | Finnerty | Finnerty, Sarah "Sadie" (I162919)
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| 40491 | Finnerty | Finnerty, James C. (I127947)
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| 40492 | Finnerty | Finnerty, James (I318365)
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| 40493 | Finnerty | Finnerty, John (I156189)
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| 40494 | Fird (Albers) | Albers, Leora (I109439)
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| 40495 | Fird | Fird, Robert (I109441)
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| 40496 | FIRE ACCIDENT VICTIM DIES FRIDAY MORNING Mrs. William Hermans severely Burned Dec. 2 When Clothing Ignited. Mrs. Wm. (Christine) Hermans, 42, 629 George st., died at 4 am Friday at Kaukauna community hospital as a result of burns suffered in a accide nt at her home on Dec. 2. Funeral services were conducted yesturday at Ho ly Cross Catholic church. The accident occurred when an apron string drop ped across a hot stove burner as she was talking on the telephone, igniti ng the apron and the flames rapidly spread to her other garments. She rush ed to the bathroom, poured water in the tub and extinguished the fire wi th rugs which she wetted in the tub. Her burning clothing ignited a plast ic shower curtain which she pulled down into the tub, but in so doing caus ed further burns to her body. She was taken to the Kaukauna hospital in t he City ambulance, where she was treated for first and third dregree burn s. The woman to whom Mrs. Hermans was talking called a neighbor, who rush ed over to the Hermans home and then called the fire department. Mrs. Her mans was born May 23, 1916, in Kaukauna, and resided here all her life. S he was a member of the Woman's Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Ann's Cou rt No. 226, and the Altar Society, of Holy Cross Church. Funeral servic es were held Monday at 9 am from the Greenwood Funeral home, and at 9: 30 am at Holy Cross Catholic church. The pastor, the Rev. Andrew J. Quell a, officiated and burial was in the parish cemetery. Honorary pallbeare rs were Mrs. William Jansen, Mrs. Mary Heindl, Mrs. Edith Kramer, Mrs. Be rt Roberts, Mrs. Walter Martzahl and Mrs. Elmer Doolittle. Active pallbea rers were Daniel and Thomas Verkuilen, John and William Britten, Orville B oogart and Robert Verkuilen. She is survived by a daughter, Marion, at ho me; a son, Jack, a policeman at Appleton; seven brothers, Martin Verkuile n, Kaukauna, Jake and Elmer Verkuilen, Appleton, Sylvester Verkuilen, DePe re, Jack Verkuilen, Little Chute, Joseph Verkuilen, Green Bay, and Geor ge Verkuilen, Black Creek; two sisters, Mrs. Albert Boogart, Sturgeon Ba y, and Mrs. Ray Britten, Kaukauna; and one grandchild. Exactly one ye ar prior to Mrs. Herman's accident, funeral services were conducted for h er husband, who died on November 29, following a 1 1/2 year illness. | Verkuilen, Christine (I32529)
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| 40497 | Fire again paid a visit to Kaukauna over the weekend, despite the valiant efforts of Mayor Tanner and Policeman Kuehn, who worked like beavers giving orders to the department. A shortage of water in the reservoir and the fact that the fire engine tipped over on the way to the fire resulted in the tragic loss of several businesses on Third Street. The Lindauer & Ruppert structure which housed G. W. Fargo & Sons Furniture Store was a total loss, along with A. W. Thomas Jewelry, Frank Bartsch Shoe Store, John Majeres tailor, and Misses Diedrick, dress-makers. The total loss is estimated to reach $35,000. | Fargo, George W. (I157262)
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| 40498 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brezinski, Kenneth John (I74429)
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| 40499 | Fire Department Captain | Drexler, Joseph (I150649)
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| 40500 | Fire destroyed the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Marks Sunday noon at their farm four miles north of Seymour. The barns and sheds were saved but the home burned to the ground. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, November 09, 1921 | Page 8 | Marcks, August (I154280)
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| 40501 | FIRE VICTIM IN FAIR CONDITION AT KAU HOSPITAL Kaukauna Community Hospital officials Thursday morning reported that Mr s. W. M. Hermas, 629 George st., was still in fair condition as a resu lt of burns sustained at about noon on Tuesday when her clothing was accid entally ignited as she talked on a telephone. Fire chief William Haupt ex plained that Mrs. Hermans was apparently standing near a stove, while talk ing on the telephone when her apron strings were ignited on a burner and t he fire rapidly spread to her other clothing. Mrs. Hermans, who was alo ne in the house at the time of the mishap, wetted rugs and wrapped them ar ound herself to extinguish the fire. The woman to whom Mrs. Hermans was t alking called neighbors who in turn summoned the City ambulance. At the h ospital she is being treated for third and first degree burns over her bod y. | Verkuilen, Christine (I32529)
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| 40502 | Firefighter - Appleton Fire Department | Felauer, Gerald F. (I60321)
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| 40503 | Firefighter 27 years | Marquis, Robert (I107101)
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| 40504 | Fireman | Ruppert, David (I12438)
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| 40505 | Fireman | Brouillard, Raymond J. (I25044)
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| 40506 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Secrest, Clyde (I36826)
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| 40507 | Fireman - Captian Green Bay Fire Department - 22 years | Farrell, Thomas Robert (I16022)
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| 40508 | Fireman - Milwaukee City Fire Dept. | Eggers, Frederick Herman (I69092)
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| 40509 | Fireman - Volunteer | Wilpolt, Henry Anton (I407)
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| 40510 | Fireman 1st Class | Keats, Fenton Goldsborough (I195056)
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| 40511 | FIREMAN CALLED TO 2 SMALL FIRES The fire department was called out twice Thursday morning to extinguish fires, neither of which caused great damage. The first fire broke out at 2:15 In the morning In the rear of a barn and ice house at the Dairy Specialties company co., Superior- st where a pile of hay was burning. The blaze was extinguished by the use of chemicals. A roof fire the third of the season, started at 7:20 at the home of Albert Kuether. 964 North Division-st, where sparks escaping from the chimney had set a part of the roof ablaze. The fire did not spread to any great extent and was easily extinguished. Page Sixteen APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Thursday Evening, March 20, 1924 | Kuether, Albert (I185490)
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| 40512 | Fireman--No. 4 Dept. | Gaetzman, Anton (I26492)
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| 40513 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vandenberg, Jane Mary (I21629)
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| 40514 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Romenesko, Paul (I12200)
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| 40515 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Koller, Jeffery Paul (I86380)
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| 40516 | first Bishop of Green Bay Diocese 1868, Joseph Melchoir | Melcher, Reverend Bishop Joseph (I311735)
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| 40517 | FIRST burial in the NEW Little Chute Cemetery location, | Ryan, Cena (I339709)
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| 40518 | FIRST child born in Litle Chute to the original group of Dutch Settlers. | Jansen, Maria "Mary" (I101071)
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| 40519 | FIRST child born in Litle Chute to the original group of Dutch Settlers. | Jansen, Maria "Mary" (I101071)
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| 40520 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Turriff, William Thomas (I29233)
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| 40521 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Turriff, Susan Marie (I29232)
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| 40522 | First Evangelical Church, Elmhurst, DuPage, Illinois | Greinke, LeRoy Gene (I34116)
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| 40523 | First generation Dutch born in America - his name at birth was Arnoldus Lappens. He later dropped the "s" and added an "R" middle initial that stood for nothing. In December 1899 he married Winnie DuVall, a union that would produce seven children. Arnold worked as a carpenter for the Ogalala Sioux while residing in Naper, Nebraska later relocating to St. Charles, South Dakota. In 1936 he moved his family west eventually settling in Oregon after a year stay-over in Idaho at the home of his brother Pete. In 1937 to 1946 Arnold lived in the Hood River and Estacada areas of Oregon. In 1946 he purchased a home at 1120 Alder Drive in Salem, Oregon - its there where he passed away of a heart attack four years later. | Leppens, Arnold (I101638)
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| 40524 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Turriff, Susan Marie (I29232)
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| 40525 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Turriff, William Thomas (I29233)
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| 40526 | First Husband?; possibly married Joan Gerhard Kemper on 4/18/1780 Legden Marriages Page 5 6. Witnessed by Gerd Henrich ? and Joan Bernd Huning? No children found from 1780=1788 to Kemper and Wilpholt. Possible deaths of Kemper are Bernard Kemper on 2/08/1786 or Gerhard Wilpholt on 10/29/1787. | Wilpholt, Anna Margaretha (I25689)
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| 40527 | First in New York for 9 years. | Taggart, John (I148434)
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| 40528 | First Lieut. Edward Jirikowic received a citation for gallantry in action in the Philippine islands area in May 4, 1945 and was awarded the Silver Star medal. The citation reads: Lieut. Jirikowic descended a steep rocky slope under intense hostile machine gun and sniper fire to go to the aid of a wounded soldier. He pulled the casualty to a covered position and administered to his wounds. Lieut. Jirikowic's courageous behavior reflects great credit to himself and the Armed forces of the United States. Jirikowic enlisted October 1940 and was overseas since March 1942 with the company I 32nd division, 127th infantry. | Jirikowic, Edward (I85094)
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| 40529 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schiedermayer, Francis J. (I333923)
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| 40530 | First Lieut. James D. Helf, Klein Street arrived home Saturday from Europe to spend a 30-day furlough. Lieut. Helf, bombardier of a heavy bomber crew with the 15th Army Air Force in Italy, made the trip back by transport plane. Following his leave he will be leaving for overseas again this time to the Pacific. Lieut. Helf was inducted into the Army in January 1943 and went overseas September 1944. He is credited with 53 bombing missions and was awarded the Distinguish Flying Cross. He also wears a distinguished unit badge, air medal with three Oak leaf clusters and four bronze stars on his European theater ribbon. | Helf, James Daniel (I200079)
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| 40531 | First Lieut. James Helf, Klein Street, was given an honorable discharge from the Army air force October 19 at Truax field Madison. Helf served one year overseas in the European theater. He served as a bombardier with the 15th Air Force and was credited with 53 missions. He wears the EOT ribbon with four campaign stars, air medal with three Oak leaf clusters, distinguish flying cross and presidential unit citation. | Helf, James Daniel (I200079)
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| 40532 | First Lieut. Jerome Meinert is home on a 30-day furlough. He was wounded November 14, 1944 and was a patient at hospitals in France and England during his convalescence. He entered the service in July of 1942 and was commissioned a second Lieut. at Fort Benning Georgia after graduating from officer's candidate school. His division the 95th infantry division is the organization that captured Mets there for 945 days of the most rugged combat in Europe. During this time in combat the division was opposed by 12 German divisions. | Meinert, Jerome (I125068)
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| 40533 | First Lieut. Leo Wolf, who was honorably discharged October 14 at Westover field, Mass. and was then was married on October 27. He and his new wife now reside in Kaukauna. | Wolf, Leo (I147303)
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| 40534 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | McGoey, Louis (I336478)
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| 40535 | First Lieut. Robert Niesen has been honorably discharged from the Army Air Force on the provisions of the Army point system. He served overseas for 10 months as a pilot and wears the following decorations, Air medal with two clusters, Asiatic ribbon with six battle stars. | Niesen, Robert (I143405)
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| 40536 | First Lieut. Verna Rademacher, Army air Corps nurse, who served in Europe is spending a 45-day leave here with her parents. | Rademacher, Verna L. (I33591)
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| 40537 | First Lieut. Wilbur A. Jansen has been awarded the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Jansen was wounded in action in France, having been in the Army for about two years. The war Department's version of the action for which Jansen was decorated is as follows: A patrol of about 40 Germans infiltrated the main line of the third Battalion and attacked an ammunition dump about 400 yards behind the battalion command post. Lieut. Jansen, leader of the platoon and six men promptly deployed and directed a fire fight in which eight of the enemy were killed and three others wounded. Jansen mounted the cab of a truck and manned the 50 caliber machine gun until his ammunition was exhausted. His gallant action and resourceful leadership stopped the larger enemy patrol and held it off until reinforcements arrived. | Jansen, Wilbert A. (I83352)
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| 40538 | First Lieutenant B. L. Smith, USMC, was designated Naval Aviator #6 (as well as the second Marine Corps aviator) in 1914, based on date of reporting for aviation training. Had accepted 2ndLT commission in 1909. Served in Italy during World War I. Resigned from active survice as a Captain in 1920. Appointed Lt. Commander, USNR in 1931; resigned and appointed Major, USMCR in 1937. Released from active duty folling World War II in 1946 with the rank of Colonel, USMCR. Involved in a fatal auto accident when struck by a train. | Smith, Bernard L. (I176045)
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| 40539 | First Lieutenant Clifford Kalista was recently awarded the Bronze Star Medal for his gallantry in action in Germany while a member of K Company in April of 1945. Kalista is at present a pilot assigned to the Seventh Division. | Kalista, Clifford (I161501)
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| 40540 | First Lieutenant John A. Sullivan (Army Air Corps) was redeployed (After his marriage 6/5/1943 to Caroline Kalista, they spent about a year together and approx June 1944 he was redeployed) to the World War II European front. On December 5, 1944, Major Sullivan, a squadron commander and fighter pilot of the Eighth Air Force in England was forced down over the North Sea on a return trip from a mission to Berlin, Germany. His body was never recovered. Name: John A Sullivan Service Info.: MAJ US ARMY AIR FORCES WORLD WAR II Birth Date: 18 Mar 1918 Death Date: 6 Dec 1945 (shot down on Dec 5, 1944 - Declared dead on 12/6/1945) Cemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery Cemetery Address: 1121 Lawe Street Attn - Harvey Huss 920-766-3880 Kaukauna, WI 54130 | Sullivan, Major John A. (I79060)
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| 40541 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schampers, Glen (I96098)
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| 40542 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Paz, Maria (I59989)
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| 40543 | First marriage was to a Kimball Re: Christina Eleanor Utschig (this is the order ofher name that I have fr om a family relative) - born 26Jun 1903, Woodville, Calumet, WI, died 10 A ug 1976 Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI; married (1) Leland Kimball; and (2) Pet er Ebben. From the internet, Peter and Eleanor were married 26 May 1938. According to Tom Retzlaff - retzlace@wmconnect.com - on WorldConnec t, an obituary for Peter's father, Jacob, is in the Appleton Post Cresce nt 26 Mar 1962. He has a lot of information on the Ebben and related fami lies. | Utschig, Eleanore (I23674)
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| 40544 | First marriage was to Wilhelm Bruse (1869-1932) | Holub, Emma (I202644)
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| 40545 | First Marriage; Name: [Ermine Louisa M??] Gender: Race: Birth Year: Birth Place: Marriage Date: Marriage Place: Age: Residence Place: Father: Mother: Spouse: Record Number: Film: Film Description: | Menard, Erminie (I98063)
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| 40546 | First Marriage; Hendrikus Verbakel Bridegroom on Friday, February 23, 1838 Boekel Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 973 plaats: Boekel Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 1, datum: 23-2-1838 BRUIDEGOM: Hendrikus Verbakel geboorteplaats bruidegom: Erp BRUID: Petronella Klinck geboorteplaats bruid: Boekel Vader bruidegom: Gerardus Verbakel Moeder bruidegom: Helena Jonkers Vader bruid: Cornelis Klinck Moeder bruid: Helena Maria Dries Nelisse | Family: Verbakel, Hendricus / Clinck, Petronella (F42856)
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| 40547 | first marriage?; Name: Gender: Marriage Date: Marriage Place: Spouse's Name: Spouse Gender: Event Type: FHL Film Number: | Walton, Tom (I106953)
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| 40548 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lenzner, Ronald Michael (I193751)
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| 40549 | First married a Mr. Greschel and then John F Schmidt. Daughter of Nicholas Crawford and Mary Augusta Arthurs. Mother to Clem and Leo from second marriage. | Crawford, Sarah (I170841)
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| 40550 | First name is likely Alice and Ione is middle name | Family: Schwalbach, Lionel / Davis, Ione (F63526)
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| 40551 | First Name: Milton Middle Name: B. Last Name: Aird Death Date: Apr 28, 1932 Record Type: Military Records Service Details: US ARMY, CPL, SPANISH AMERICAN WAR Cemetery: San Francisco National Cemetery Cemetery Location: San Francisco, CA Interment Date: 04/28/1932 Buried At: C, 0, 32 Collection: Veterans Burial Records Source Information Source: National Cemetery Administration, Veterans Affairs Years: ca. 1775 to 2008 Description: This collection of veteran's burial records was provided by the National Cemetery Administration Department of Veterans Affairs. This database contains information on veterans buried in VA National Cemeteries, and other veteran's and private cemeteries. | Aird, Milton (I165825)
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| 40552 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Forbeck, Patrick Ray (I37893)
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| 40553 | First part missing, see image | Weyenberg, Henry G. (I27012)
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| 40554 | First Postmaster at Binghampton | Hopkins, Charles W. (I318178)
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| 40555 | first recorded marriage in St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Parish, Platte County Marriage Records;Columbus, Platte co., Nebraska; (tdu 02-08-85 alf) St. Francis history: marries "21" May 1877 | Family: Wilde, Henry Cornelius / Pfeifer, Agnes (F4611)
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| 40556 | First Resident Doctor in the Wisconsin Territory | Ward, Dr. David (I146003)
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| 40557 | First settled in Cabot, Mass, then in 1851 came to Appleton. | Cox, Catharine (I16908)
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| 40558 | First Sgt. Francis J. Landreman received an honorable discharge at Camp McCoy. He had entered service in April 1942 and spent seven months in Panama assigned to the 2010th maintenance company before being assigned to the South Pacific. Landreman was awarded the good conduct medal, American theater ribbon, Asiatic Pacific ribbon with two battle stars and the Philippine liberation ribbon. | Landreman, Francis J. (I142333)
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| 40559 | First Sgt. George M. Spierings of rural Kaukauna wears the bronze Star awarded him for meritorious service on January 8 in the vicinity of Brux, Belgium, heavily mined area. Sgt. Spierings has been overseas 20 months and has five battle stars on his service ribbon along with the unit citation. He has been in service since June 17, 1941. | Spierings, George M. (I113230)
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| 40560 | First Sgt. Mark A. Nagan is back at his job at Haas Hardware after serving three years in the Army in which he served 27 months in the European area. Nagan went overseas with the original 101st Airborne Division and was later transferred to the 82nd division which he served in over two years. Nagan was discharged November 19 at Camp McCoy. His decorations include the European theater ribbon with four battle stars, the bronze arrowhead, the combat infantry badge, glider wings with two combat mission stars, victory ribbon, American theater ribbon, good conduct medal, Army of occupation ribbon and three awards from foreign governments of France, Holland, and Belgium. | Nagan, Mark A. (I85242)
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| 40561 | First Sgt. Mark A. Nagan is in charge of the honor guard of the 82nd Airborne Division in Berlin. Top-kick Nagan's 120 guardsmen have added a lot of color to Berlin being the best dressed as well as one of the finest outfits in the Army. The airborne honor guard is called upon daily to assist in the official greetings of every prominent personality arriving in the Allied capital in Europe. | Nagan, Mark A. (I85242)
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| 40562 | First Sgt. Mark A. Nagan is in charge of the honor guard of the 82nd Airborne Division in Berlin. Top-kick Nagan's 120 guardsmen have added a lot of color to Berlin being the best dressed as well as one of the finest outfits in the Army. The airborne honor guard is called upon daily to assist in the official greetings of every prominent personality arriving in the Allied capital in Europe. | Nagan, Mark A. (I85242)
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| 40563 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Langner, Ken Jr. / Schuh, Samantha Marie (F69602)
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| 40564 | First Woman Elected to Outagamie COUNTY Board of Supervisors | Schreiter, Barbara (I204947)
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| 40565 | FIRSTBORN SONS of the GEHLING FAMILY Henry (Heinrich) Gehling was one of the first Gehlings of record to come to the United States. It is thought that he was born on 13 October 1820 (although his tombstone reads 1818) in the town of Averesch, Westphalia, in extreme northwestern Prussia. Then - as now - Averesch was a small farming community in the rolling lowlands near the border with Holland. In elevation it was a mere 164 feet above sea level. About three miles to the east lay the city of Ahaus. (Today, Ahaus is a bustling city of more than 36,000 inhabitants. More than three dozen Gehlings are still listed in its telephone directory.) Henry's parents were Henry and Moria (Wilton) Gehling. He had a sister named Christina (b. 1825) and two younger brothers named Herman (b. 1822) and Bernard Herman (b. 1824). All belonged to the Roman Catholic faith, then the predominant religion in Westphalia. It is thought that the younger Henry emigrated to America in 1852 and settled in Racine County, Wisconsin, near Burlington. Burlington was a small town situated at the confluence of the White and Fox rivers in the southeastern part of the state. The town had its beginnings in the mid-1830's, and by the early 1850's already contained a saw mill, a grist mill, a woolen mill, and - perhaps of greater importance to Henry - a Catholic Church (est. 1846) and a small contingent of German immigrants. Liking what he found in Burlington, Henry made a hurried trip back to Westphalia to claim as his bride a young woman named Adelaid Kennebeck, who was five years his junior. Adelaid was the oldest child of Herman and Elizabeth Kennebeck. She had been born on April 22, 1826 in the town of Ahaus. She had a younger sister named Mary and two younger brothers named Bernard and John. In 1854, Henry and Adelaid, returned to Racine County, Wisconsin, and were married in the town of Burlington on 19 September 1854 under the name of Gelling. The following year, not only Adelaid's aged parents, but her brothers and sister as well, joined them in Wisconsin. The Kennebecks, however, chose to settle further north in Buffalo County near the town of Waumandee. In July of 1855, Adelaid gave birth to their first child, a girl named Wilhelmina. Wilhelmina lived only fourteen months. She was buried in St. Mary's Cemetery in Burlington. Nearly a year later, on 2 August 1857, Adelaid gave birth to a second daughter named Mary Catherine. By then, however, there was talk of a move further to the west. Before the end of the decade, Henry had joined a few friends on a walk to Iowa, where they staked out claims in Winneshiek County near the 1840's military reservation known as Fort Atkinson. After selecting their acerage, the men walked some seventy more miles south to Dubuque, where they paid the required $1.25 per acre. Henry moved his family and his farm and household goods to northeastern Iowa in wagons, crossing the wide Mississippi by ferry boat. Initially, the nearest market was forty-two miles away at McGregor, but eventually two small towns named Calmar and Festina (known early on as "Big Springs") were established nearby. A church - Our Lady of Seven Dolors, later named St. Mary's - was built in Festina. It was the first Catholic Church in the area. In later years, many of Henry's relatives emigrated from Westphalia and joined him in the Festina area. His younger brother, Herman Gehling, brought his wife Elizabeth (Hartman) and six children over in 1869. Herman was followed by the other brother, Bernard Herman and wife Elisabeth. and later by other relatives including Herman Gehling (b. 1803) and wife Elizabeth (Bornemann) and Margaret Geeling (b. 1815) and husband Gerhard Herman Huinker. Gerhard's first wife had been Henry's sister Christina, who - after giving birth to two children in the early 1840's - had passed away in Westphalia. Surrounded by these relatives, Henry and Adelaid Gehling reared six children of their own on their Iowa farm: Mary (b. 1857 in Wisconsin), Margaret (b.1860), Herman (b.1861), Anna (b. 1863), Henry Jr.(b. 1866), and Bernard (b. 1868). Henry and his family were listed in the 1860 U.S. Census under the name of "Geling." They were living in Washington Township and their post office was at nearby Fort Atkinson. Henry was 39 years old at the time, his wife Adelaid 34, with their two daughters Mary and Margaret, 3 years and 5 months respectively. Living with the family was a 17-year-old farm laborer named Henry Kinker. The value of the family farm was placed at $1,600, the value of their personal goods at $400. By the time of the 1870 U.S. Census, the family name was still listed as "Geling," although the post office had been moved to the new town of Calmar. The value of the family farm remained the same: $1,600. The value of their personal goods had risen to $1,200. Henry was listed as 49 years of age, Adelaid 44, Mary 13, Margaret 10. There were four more additions to the family: Herman 8, Anna 6, Henry 4, and Bernard 1. Also living with the family was a 59-year-old farm laborer named Henry Miller. A school had been established in the new town of Festina, and the four oldest children had been enrolled there during the previous year. Henry had already passed away by the time of the U.S. Census in June of 1880. It is thought that his death occurred on 24 May 1874. He was 53 years old. He was buried in Our Lady of Seven Dolors Cemetery at Festina, Iowa. In the 1880 census the family name was written for the first time as "Gehling." Adelaid was 55 at the time, and keeping house. Herman 18 was doing the farming. Anna 15 was still at home. Henry Jr. 13 and little Bernard 10 were in school. By the late 1880's most of the original Henry Gehling family had moved away from Winneshiek County. The two oldest girls were already married (Mary to Henry Hackfort, Margaret to Henry Brinks), and both had moved to Carroll County in western Iowa. Herman and his new wife Ella Timp followed them in 1888, as did Anna and her husband Herman Hackfort several years later as well as Barney and his wife Maria Timp (Ella's younger sister) by 1900. The other son, Henry Gehling, Jr. eventually moved to Pennington County, Minnesota. Their widowed mother, Adelaid, is thought to have remained on the family homestead the remainder of her life. She died on 22 March 1892 at the age of 76, and was buried beside her husband, Henry, in Our Lady of Seven Dolors Catholic Cemetery at Festina, Iowa. From; http://www.geocities.com/heartland/bluffs/8479/index.html | Gehling, Henry (I315617)
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| 40566 | FirstName: Surname: MarinetteCounty1900ID: Relationship: Race: Sex: DOB: Age: Marriage Status: Years Married: Birthplace: Birthplace of Father: Birthplace of Mother: Immigration Date: Precinct: Page Number: | Bernardy, Jacob (I73549)
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| 40567 | FirstName: Surname: MarinetteCounty1900ID: Relationship: Race: Sex: DOB: Age: Marriage Status: Birthplace: Birthplace of Father: Birthplace of Mother: Precinct: Page Number: | Stoveken, Peter (I59568)
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| 40568 | Fisch, Herbert Kaukauna Times 10/27/1987 A8 Obit | Fisch, Herbert M. (I162404)
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| 40569 | Fisch, Mrs. Gertrude M. Kaukauna Times 4/11/1989 A2 Obit | Cook, Gertrude (I162405)
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| 40570 | Fischbach, Paul, 77, 6315 O St., died Tuesday (2/25/97). Retired biological systems engineering professor, UNL. WWII Army veteran. Member, St. Teresa's Catholic Church, King's Men, St. Joseph Council of Knights of Columbus, The Rod-Bible Study Group, American Legion Post 3, VFW 131, Disabled American Veterans, Gamma Sigma Delta, and ASAE. Survivors: wife, Mary, Lincoln; sons, daughters-in-law, Dr. David and Adele, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., Drs. Tom and Susan, Granger, Ind.; son, John, Lincoln; daughters, sons-in-law, Kathy and Tom Glenn, Ballwin, Mo., Drs. Linda and Jim Sutherland, Santa Ana, Calif, Drs. Barbara and Jim Bird, Menlo Park, Calif., Janet and Tim Hawkins, Houston; brothers, sisters-in-law, Carl and Euella, Kearney, Joe and Mary Kay, Waterloo, Iowa; sister, Sister Doris Marie, Frontenac, Minn.; brothers-in-law, Louis Wiedel, Hebron, Howard Slack, Colorado Springs, Colo.; sister-in-law, Gertrude Fischbach , Orleans; eight grandchildren. Services: noon Saturday, St. Teresa's Catholic Church, 735 S. 36th St.. Father Joseph Nemec. Calvary Cemetery Mausoleum Chapel. Rosary: 6:30 p.m. Friday, Butherus, Maser & Love Funeral Home, 4040 A St. Memorials to Paul and Mary Beth and family scholarship fund, NU Foundation; St. Teresa's Church, or Pink Sisters. Family requests no flowers.* Lincoln Journal Star - February 27, 1997 | Fischbach, Paul (I10675)
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| 40571 | Fischer - - Edward - 3/23/1886 - 12/29/1969 - Post Crescent - 12/30/1969 - B - 9 | Fischer, Edward (I321730)
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| 40572 | Fischer Wendt, Julia A. (Calnin) Julia A. Fischer Wendt, age 95, New London, formerly of Hortonville, died on Sunday, June 23, 2013, at St. Joseph Residence. She was born on June 25, 1917, in Mackville, daughter of the late Frank and Rose (Hooyman) Calnin. She was united in marriage on June 25, 1940, to Leland Fischer; he preceded her in death in 1981. In 1983 she married Armon Wendt. She lived and farmed in the Hortonville area until 1954. Julia worked at the Hortonville School cafeteria until her retirement. She enjoyed playing the piano and played for the residences at Trinity Terrace and St. Joseph Residence. Julia was a member (the oldest) of SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Hortonville and a member of the Christian Mothers. Julia most enjoyed Sunday's after church when she would spend time with her family and share her banana bread; she was a very loving and sharing person and always had time for family. She is survived by daughters: Jeanne (Lee) Riehl, Stephensville; Judy (Wayne) Huettl, Medina; Gerri Foley, Hortonville; Donna (Kirk) Pingel, Greenville; sons: Bill (Bev) Fischer, Hortonville and Dave (Holly) Fischer, Hortonville; a sister, Alice Stingle, Appleton. Her grandchildren: Mike, Julie, Matt, Robin, Jesse, Kyle, Stacey, Todd, Kelly, Ryan, Amanda, Joshua, Brent, Alexis, Jenny, Steve and Gina. Julia is further survived by seventeen great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her 1st husband Leland, a son Stevie, brothers, Richard, Frank and Earl, 2nd husband Armon and a son in-law, Tom Foley. Funeral services for Julia will be held on Thursday, June 27, 2013, at 11:00 a.m. at SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church, Hortonville with Fr. Justin Werner officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Visitation will be held at the church on Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff at St. Joseph Residence and Trinity Terrace for their loving care. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 25, 2013 | Calnin, Julia (I141728)
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| 40573 | Fischer, Elizabeth (Betty) Today we celebrate the life of Elizabeth (Betty) Theresa Fischer (Baumann) (82), wife of Jerry Fischer. She was the mother of five, grandmother of twelve and great-grandmother of twelve. Betty passed away in her sleep with her family remaining at her bedside providing comfort. Her husband's devotion to her was always evident, especially in the last 10 years of her declining health. Sixty-two years ago their life journey began with each other and eventually their 5 children. There were many trips in the Buick station wagon to the cottage for summer vacations and to their land near Fremont for walks through the woods on weekends. Betty also cherished her time with her sisters and brothers. Having 11 siblings meant there was always a birthday to celebrate, along with lots of laughter and pranks. Betty was never afraid to get her hands dirty. Growing up the daughter of a farmer during the depression, her favorite times were spent working in the barn alongside her dad. Betty was an adventurer: in her 40's she tried snow skiing, her 50's para-sailing, her 60's biking down a Hawaiian Volcano, and at 70 she jumped out of a perfectly good airplane! Betty enjoyed square dancing, golfing, cards and a lucky pull at the slot machine. Betty was not your typical stay at home mom; while taking care of her children she also renovated old homes long before "house-flipping" became a real estate term. She helped her husband with the books at the dairy and manned the store when needed. Retirement brought days of leisure spent with her husband and large family. Visitation will be from 5:00PM to 7:00PM on April 3rd, 2015 with a Memorial Service to follow starting at 7:00PM, at Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton. Family and close friends are invited to celebrate Betty's life. In lieu of flowers, please find a person in need and make their day brighter in some small way, because that is something Betty would have done. A mass will be held in Betty's honor, at Holy Hill, at a later date. | Baumann, Elizabeth (I85676)
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| 40574 | Fischer, Francis A., De Per e, WI.Francis A. Fischer, age 83, died Monday evening, November 10, 2003 at S t. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay. He was born March 1, 1920 in Hortonvill e, the son of the late Emil and Mary (Meyer) Fischer. On May 24, 1945 he w as united in marriage to Marion Kempen. Francis was a WWII Army veteran a nd a member of the Freedom VFW. He was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Cat holic Church, De Pere and the Knights of Columbus. Francis farmed in the S eymour area for 20 years until his retirement. He enjoyed time spent in Fl orida, where he and Marion resided for ten years.He is survived by his wife, Marion; his children: Sharon (Mark) Schradin g, Kaukauna; Joyce (Greg) Rottier, De Pere; Gary (Trena) Fischer, Green Ba y; Ronald (Robin) Fischer, Howard; David (Mary) Fischer, Appleton; Micha el (Deanna) Fischer, Charleston, SC; eleven grandchildren, five great-gran dchildren; two sisters: Lorraine King, Appleton; Delores Reiland, Hortonvi lle; also, two brothers: Robert (Marion) Fischer, Appleton; and Donald Fis cher, Pella.Francis was preceded in death by one son, Tim; one grandson, Mark; five br others and three sisters.Friends may call at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 1307 Lourdes Ave ., De Pere, on Friday, November 14, 2003 from 9 a.m. until the Mass of Chr istian Burial at 11 a.m., with Father Conrad Kratz, O.Pram officiating. Mi litary rites will follow the service by the Freedom VFW Post #7692. The bu rial will be in St. John's Catholic Cemetery, Seymour, WI. The Muehl-Boett cher Funeral Home, Seymour is assisting the family. A memorial fund has be en established. | Fischer, Francis A. (I2125)
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| 40575 | Fischer, Jack J.On Thursday, September 30, 2004, Jack Joseph Fischer died peacefully at Ch erry Meadows Hospice. Jack was born to the late Lee and Mathilda (Gloudema ns) Fischer on November 16, 1930, in Marshfield, WI.Jack graduated from Appleton High School in 1948 and was a 1952 gradua te of Lawrence College. He served in the U.S. Army Counter Intelligen ce in Philadelphia until being honorably discharged in 1954. Jack marri ed Carol Zelinske in Menasha on January 23, 1954. They celebrated their fi ftieth wedding anniversary in January of this year.Jack taught in Edgerton, WI for three years and began teaching in the Appl eton school system in 1959, retiring in 1990.He will be missed by his three daughters and four grandchildren: Linda a nd her husband, Thomas Retson and their children, Gregory and Anastasia, W ilmington, NC; Susan and her husband, Jan Hansen and their children, Em ma and Samuel, Cedarburg, WI; and Ann Smiley, Milwaukee, WI. Other fami ly members include: his sister Joan Giuliani; brothers William (Janet) Fis cher, Michael Fischer, Raymond (Carol) Fischer, Charles Fischer; his aunt s, Mary Hobbins and Germaine Gloudemans; and numerous nieces, nephews, cou sins, and their dear friends that meant so much to him. He was preceded in death by his sister Mary Ann Jack.Jack enjoyed golfing, fishing, curling, and playing bridge. He thorough ly loved his involvement as high school reunion chairman and the committ ee activities. Jack was the kind of person who quietly offered his time a nd support to family and friends, especially in times of need.The family would like to extend their gratitude to the doctors and nurs es at AMC and Cherry Meadows Hospice for the kindness shown to us. For th is reason, in lieu of flowers, we ask the memorials be made to a fund f or Cherry Meadows that will ensure that all those in need may be able to s pend their final days in this wonderful facility. (Jack Fischer Memorial F und for Cherry Meadows, 2500 Heritage Woods Drive, Appleton, WI 54915.)Relatives and friends are invited to visit with the family at Butte des Mo rts Country Club on Sunday, October 3, from 2 to 4 p.m. Surrounded by frie nds and family is truly what counts. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME3212 South Oneida StreetMenasha | Fischer, Jack Joseph (I55871)
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| 40576 | Fischer, Mathilda R, AppletonAge 97, passed away on Saturday, May 10, 2003 at Peabody Manor. She was bo rn on April 28, 1906 in Hilbert, WI to the late Henry A. and Anna M. (Gree n) Gloudemans. She was married to Leo R. Fischer on August 28, 1928. Mathi lda was a loving mother, an excellent cook, and homemaker. She was a compe titive Life Masters bridge player and an avid Green Bay Packer fan. Bart S tarr was her all time favorite sports hero.Mathilda is survived by one daughter and five sons: Joan Laes Giuliani, Ja ck (Carol) Fischer, William (Janet) Fischer, Raymond (Carol) Fischer, Mich ael and Charles Fischer. She is further survived by a sister Mary Hobbin s, and a sister-in-law Germaine Gloudemans. There are also 18 surviving gr andchildren and many nieces, nephews, and friends. In addition to her pare nts, she was preceded in death by her husband Leo R. Fischer, who di ed on July 12, 1962; a daughter Mary Ann Jack, five brothers Andrew, Raymo nd, Alvin, Norbert, and an infant brother Willard; and a sister Ethel Merk el, a grandson David Jack, a great granddaughter Payton Fischer, two sons- in-law Joseph Giuliani, and Paul Jack.The funeral mass will be celebrated on Saturday May 17, 2003 at 10: 00 AM at St. Mary Catholic Church in Appleton with the Rev. Michael O’Rour ke officiating. Interment will take place at St. Mary Catholic Cemete ry in Appleton. Friends may call at the church on Saturday from 9:00 AM un til the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being est ablished in Mathilda’s name to the Peabody Manor Auxiliary.The family would like to extend their sincere thanks to the staff of Peabo dy Manor for the devoted care shown to Mathilda for the past nine years. W ICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 www.wichm annfuneralhomes.com | Gloudemans, Mathilda Regina (I55868)
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| 40577 | Fischer, Wilbert Joseph - Wilbert "Bill" Fischer was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, January 22, 1926. Sadly, Bill passed away at the Veterans Hospital in Vancouver, Washington, February 15, 2009. Bill spent most of his youth growing up in Greenville, Wisconsin in the home of his grandfather John Hilger. Bill graduated Appleton High School in 1942 and promptly enlisted in the US Navy. He helped win World War II fighting in the Pacific campaign. After the war he moved to Portland, Oregon, where he lived with his uncle, Joe Hilger. Bill continued his education and graduated from the University of Portland. Although Bill had a degree in business, he preferred the outdoors and working with his hands. He was a man of many talents including carpentry and bricklaying. He also spent many years working in the Portland shipyards building ocean-going vessels. Bill loved Portland, but he also made frequent trips back to Wisconsin to visit his friends and relatives. Bill was the son of Alois C. Fischer, Sr. and Clara Hilger Fischer of Appleton. He was predeceased in death by his twin brother Walter and his other brothers: Alois, Gilbert and Alvin. Bill will be dearly missed by his four surviving nephews: Wayne, Richard, John and Mark Fischer, who all reside in the surrounding Appleton area. Bill was laid to his final rest at the Willamette National Cemetery in Portland, Oregon. Special thanks to Bob Hilger of Portland for helping Bill in his final days and also coordinating the funeral service arrangements. | Fischer, Wilbert Joseph (I174089)
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| 40578 | Fischer | Fischer, Charles (I153368)
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| 40583 | Fischer | Fischer, Oscar (I88382)
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| 40584 | Fisherman | Ruppert, Henry (I15988)
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| 40585 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schneider, Patrick John (I73822)
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| 40586 | Fitzgerald, Helen (Scholl)Helen (Scholl) Fitzgerald, Mrs. James, Appleton, age 80, passed away Wedne sday, October 5, 2005, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Helen was born Februa ry 8, 1925, the daughter of the late John and Margaret (Garvey) Scholl. He len was united in marriage to James Fitzgerald on January 31, 1949, shari ng nearly 56 years together before his death on January 6, 2005. She w as a member of St. Therese Catholic Church since 1952.Survivors include two sons: Patrick Fitzgerald and Joseph (Bok-Hee) Fitzge rald, both of Austin TX.; two grandchildren: Keri and Erin Fitzgerald; t wo sisters-in-law: Margie Bricco, New London; Betty (Hubert) Schuelke, Man awa; a brother-in-law Gene (Betty) Fitzgerald, Glendora, CA; two nephew s: Bill and Patrick Driscoll of San Francisco, CA.Helen was preceded in death by her parents, husband, a son Thomas, and t wo sisters: Margaret and Esther.Private family services were held with Fr. John Samsa officiating. Buri al took place at St. Joseph Cemetery. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton, WI | Scholl, Helen (I93005)
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| 40587 | Fitzgerald, Mary F.Mary F. Fitzgerald, 92, Allouez, passed away Monday, July 21, 2003 at O dd Fellow Nursing Home. The daughter of the late John and Cecelia (Kane) F itzgerald was born March 9, 1911, in the Town of Wrightstown. In her ear ly years Mary was an organist at St. John Catholic Church, Morrison. In 19 42, she moved to her home in Green Bay. She worked at Model Cleaners and S chreiber Cheese. Mary cleaned homes for several families with whom she dev eloped many long term friendships. Mary loved being with her family and en joyed conversing with her friends. She was always ready to pray for anyo ne with any concern. Mary was a longtime member of St. Francis Xavier Cath edral Parish, St. Anne’s Society at the Cathedral and a member of the Thi rd Order Secular Franciscans.Survivors include her sister, Rita Wellens, De Pere; nieces and nephews, M ary Joan Wellens, Green Bay; Carolyn and Glenn Bodwin, Two Rivers; John a nd Helen Wellens, Green Bay; Lydwine and Bill Joy, Appleton; Stephen and R uth Wellens, Green Bay; Eugene Wellens, De Pere; Christine Wellens, Gre en Bay; Michael Wellens, De Pere; Jane Boex, Green Bay; Terrence and Joan ne Dewane, Brussels; Tim and Kay Dewane, Fairfield, Calif.; Mary and Bob R osek, Stevens Point; Kathleen and Patrick Masse, Green Bay; Gerard and Ju de Dewane, Sturgeon Bay; Ruthann and Don Dunphy, Gleason; great-nieces a nd nephews, Andrew Wellens, Lisa Bodwin, Sara and Steve Johnson, Alyssa, S hana and Michael Wellens, Danielle and Greg Boex, Natalie Wellens, Debb ie and Willy Taylor, Katrina Rabida, T.J. and Lisa Dewane, Casey Wilson, K elly Dewane, Maggie and Michael Rosek, Carrie, Ruthann and Dylan Masse, El len, Jack and Bridget Dunphy; as well as several other extended relativ es and very many friends.In addition to her parents Mary is preceded in death by a brother, Jose ph Fitzgerald; a sister and brother-in-law, Dorothy and Sheridan Dewane; b rother-in-law, Christian Wellens; niece, Anne Marie Dewane; and a great-ni ece, Erin Rosek.Friends may call at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere fr om 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, July 24, 2003. Prayer Service at 7 p.m. Visitati on will continue on Friday after 9:30 a.m. at St. Francis Xavier Cathedra l, 140 S. Monroe Ave., Green Bay until time of funeral. Mass of Christi an Burial at 10:30 a.m. with Msgr. Roy Klister officiating. Interment in S t. John Cemetery, Morrison.The family wishes to especially thank the wonderful staff at Odd Fellow Nu rsing Home for their years of caring, humor and friendship to both Mary a nd her family. | Fitzgerald, Mary (I45191)
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| 40588 | Fitzgibbon, Winnebago County Bar Dean, Dies Menasha - Funeral services will be conducted here Wednesday for Henry Fitzgibbon, dean of the Winnebago county bar, who died Sunday. He was 84. He first was elected district attorney in 1888 and succeeded himself several times in that office. He served one term as vice president of the state bar association. He was a life long democrat. Wisconsin State Journal | Madison, Wisconsin | Monday, February 27, 1933 | Page 5 | Fitzgibbon, Henry (I176703)
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| 40589 | Fitzgibbon | Fitzgibbon, Charles (I176700)
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| 40590 | Fitzgibbon | Fitzgibbon, Joseph (I176699)
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| 40591 | Fitzmorris M 60 abt 1810 Male White Ireland Fitzmorris Bridget 45 abt 1825 Female White Ireland Fitzmorris Mary 20 abt 1850 Female Wisconsin Fitzmorris Ann 18 abt 1852 Female White Wisconsin Fitzmorris Cathrine 16 abt 1854 Female Wisconsin Fitzmorris Cecilla 14 abt 1856 Female White Wisconsin Fitzmorris Walter 12 abt 1858 Male White Wisconsin Fitzmorris James 10 abt 1860 Male White Wisconsin Fitzmorris Owen 7 abt 1863 Male White Wisconsin | Fitzmaurice, Michael (I170354)
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| 40592 | Fitzsimmons Hospital | Schuster, Fredrick Joseph (I1228)
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| 40593 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rohloff, Jack (I68790)
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| 40594 | Five Day Old Son Of Mr. & Mrs. Wm. Taggart Dies - Leon William Taggart - Kaukauna Times - 12/10/1926 - 5 - Obituary | Taggart, Leon (I318711)
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| 40595 | Five members of the McMahon family are currently in the Armed Forces. Lieut. Mary McMahon, daughter of Lawrence McMahon, Kenneth Avenue is attached to the 192nd General Hospital in England as an Army nurse. She has been serving in England for about one year. Private John McMahon is somewhere in the South Pacific at present. Private Francis is currently in South Carolina after serving 26 months in the European - African theater of operations. Seaman second class Lawrence Jr., is a member of the Coast Guard somewhere in the Pacific Ocean area. James, Seaman first class, is the youngest member of the family. He is in Michigan City, Michigan | McMahon, Lawrence E. (I42410)
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| 40596 | Five members of the McMahon family are currently in the Armed Forces. Lieut. Mary McMahon, daughter of Lawrence McMahon, Kenneth Avenue is attached to the 192nd General Hospital in England as an Army nurse. She has been serving in England for about one year. Private John McMahon is somewhere in the South Pacific at present. Private Francis is currently in South Carolina after serving 26 months in the European - African theater of operations. Seaman second class Lawrence Jr., is a member of the Coast Guard somewhere in the Pacific Ocean area. James, Seaman first class, is the youngest member of the family. He is in Michigan City, Michigan | McMahon, Mary S. (I85234)
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| 40597 | Five members of the McMahon family are currently in the Armed Forces. Lieut. Mary McMahon, daughter of Lawrence McMahon, Kenneth Avenue is attached to the 192nd General Hospital in England as an Army nurse. She has been serving in England for about one year. Private John McMahon is somewhere in the South Pacific at present. Private Francis is currently in South Carolina after serving 26 months in the European - African theater of operations. Seaman second class Lawrence Jr., is a member of the Coast Guard somewhere in the Pacific Ocean area. James, Seaman first class, is the youngest member of the family. He is in Michigan City, Michigan. | McMahon, Lawrence Patrick (I42408)
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| 40598 | Five Red Arrow Veterans Decorated For Bravery Continued from page 15 ….Three Appleton seamen lost their lives at sea during the war. They were Leo McGahn who died of disease. August Zuleger, who was listed as killed in action and Charles Fitz, who was lost when the collier Cyclops mysteriously disappeared…. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, April 30, 1932 | Page 16 | Zuleger, August N. (I147884)
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| 40599 | Five Red Arrow Veterans Decorated For Bravery Continued from page 15 ….Three Appleton seamen lost their lives at sea during the war. They were Leo McGahn who died of disease. August Zuleger, who was listed as killed in action and Charles Fitz, who was lost when the collier Cyclops mysteriously disappeared…. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, April 30, 1932 | Page 16 | McGahn, Leo J. (I178760)
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| 40600 | Five Red Arrow Veterans Decorated For Bravery Continued from page 15 ….Three Appleton seamen lost their lives at sea during the war. They were Leo McGahn who died of disease. August Zuleger, who was listed as killed in action and Charles Fitz, who was lost when the collier Cyclops mysteriously disappeared…. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, April 30, 1932 | Page 16 | Fitz, Charles (I328379)
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| 40601 | Five Red Arrow Veterans Decorated For Bravery Continued from page 15 ….Three Appleton seamen lost their lives at sea during the war. They were Leo McGahn who died of disease. August Zuleger, who was listed as killed in action and Charles Fitz, who was lost when the collier Cyclops mysteriously disappeared…. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, April 30, 1932 | Page 16 | Fitz, Charles (I328379)
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| 40602 | FIVE YEAR OLD BOY DEAD IN KAUKAUNA Kaukauna - Arthur Tracy Mooney, 5-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Halbert Mooney, 309 E. Seventh-st. died at 7:45 Sunday morning from membraneous croup. The child became seriously ill Saturday evening. He is survived by his parents, four brothers, Fred of Milwaukee, Wallace, Robert and Ralph, all of Kaukauna, and five sisters, Miss Belle Mooney of Milwaukee, Mrs. Thomas McShane of Milwaukee, Mrs. Ivan McDuff of Chicago and Myrtle and Dorothy at home. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at First Congregational church with the Rev. Robert B. Falk in charge. Interment will be in the Union cemetery. Private services will be held at the home before of church service. | Mooney, Arthur (I200000)
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| 40603 | Flags in the city were at half-mast Monday forenoon during the funeral services for Alfred Robert Pritzl whose accidental death was announced in last week's issue of the News. The decedent, son of Mr and Mrs C(harles) F Pritzl, enlisted with the U.S. Army in 1940 and at the time of his death held the rank of Staff Sergeant Technician at Fort Bragg, N.C. On Tuesday of last week he was granted an authorized overnight pass to attend a birthday celebration at the home of a friend, Russell Poe, at Bear Creek N.C. After spending the evening at the Poe home, he left early Wednesday morning to return to camp. He had ridden his motorcycle a distance of about four miles when he apparently failed to see a sharp turn. The motorcycle left the road and threw him against a pile of lumber at the roadside with such force that death was probably instantaneous. Thus this fine young man gave his life in the service of his country, leaving to mourn his departure the parents, one brother, three sisters, and a host of friends and relatives throughout the community by whom he was affectionately known as "Laddie". The remains were brought to Brillion by train, accompanied by an army "pal", Sgt. Tech. Lester Cook of Fort Bragg, N.C. who was able to inform the grieving family of the tragic circumstances of Sgt. Pritzl's death. On arrival here, the remains were taken charge of by members of the Arno Bloedorn Post, who conveyed them to the Luecker Funeral Home. A large concourse of sympathetic citizens were gathered at the depot when the train arrived. Funeral services were held Monday at 9:30 a.m. at the Luecker Funeral Home, followed by a Solemn Requiem High Mass at St Mary's Church here at 10 o'clock. Rev. Alfred Pritzl, an uncle of the deceased, was the celebrant of the mass, assisted by Rev. Peter Pritzl of De Pere, as Deacon, and Rev. Hubert Kleiber of Elcho as Sub-Deacon. Rev. Spillman of De Pere was Master of Ceremonies. The pall bearers were Richard and William Bartz, Leon Pritzl, Joseph Burich, Lyle Becker and James Kleiber. Burial was in St Mary's cemetery here. TOD: "OBIT" of Alfred (Laddie) Pritzl - from Dr Michael C Pritzl on 2/26/89 | Pritzl, Alfred Robert (I116400)
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| 40604 | Flags lowered to half-staff in Wisconsin Thursday for Army Staff Sergeant Matthew Hermanson Date: May 11, 2011 Flags at Wisconsin National Guard armories, air bases and other facilities across the state will fly at half-staff Thursday (May 12) in honor of Army Staff Sgt. Matthew D. Hermanson of Appleton, Wis., who lost his life while serving his country in Afghanistan. The Guard will render these honors in accordance with an executive order issued by Gov. Scott Walker. EXECUTIVE ORDER # 28 reads: Relating to a Proclamation that the Flag of the United States and the Flag of the State of Wisconsin be Flown at Half-Staff as a Mark of Respect for Staff Sergeant Matthew D. Hermanson of the United States Army Who Lost His Life While Serving His Country During Operation Enduring Freedom – Afghanistan WHEREAS, on April 28, 2011, Staff Sergeant Matthew D. Hermanson, a member of 2nd Battalion, 4th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 10th Mountain Division, Fort Polk, Louisiana, United States Army, died while serving his country in Afghanistan; and WHEREAS, Staff Sergeant Matthew D. Hermanson provided faithful and honorable service to the people of the State of Wisconsin and the people of the United States; and WHEREAS, the people of Wisconsin mourn the death of Staff Sergeant Matthew D. Hermanson; and WHEREAS, a memorial service will be held for Staff Sergeant Matthew D. Hermanson on May 12, 2011; NOW, THEREFORE, I, SCOTT WALKER, Governor of the State of Wisconsin, by the authority vested in me by Federal and State law, do hereby order that the flag of the United States and the flag of the State of Wisconsin shall be flown at half-staff at all buildings, grounds, and military installations of the State of Wisconsin equipped with such flags beginning at sunrise on Thursday, May 12, 2011, and ending at sunset on that date. ————— All Wisconsin state government facilities are covered by the governor's order and a 2007 amendment to the U.S. Flag Code now requires all federal facilities in Wisconsin to comply. Other government agencies, businesses and private residences with flagpoles may also honor Staff Sgt. Matthew Hermanson by lowering their U.S. and Wisconsin state flags to half-staff during the daylight hours on May12. | Hermanson, Matthew (I320838)
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| 40605 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cuoco, Dominic John (I21266)
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| 40606 | Flaherty Spouse: Clifford Flaherty Born: November 29, 1907 Died: November 21, 1970 Place of Birth: Forest Junction, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 22, 1970 Section: B Page: 8 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Francis Location: Hollandtown, WI/ | Flatley, Helen Genevieve (I157154)
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| 40607 | Flan Kain head of house of 2 males 6 females, 6 born US 1 born Ireland, 1 born British | Kane, Flan (I136721)
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| 40608 | Flan Kain Matlie Kain | Kain, Flan (I197433)
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| 40609 | Flanagan | Flanagan, John (I185095)
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| 40610 | Flanagan, Geraldine "Geri" nee Mc Peak Geraldine "Geri" Flanagan, age 80, of Bear Creek, passed away on Thursda y, December 1, 2005 at Appleton Medical Center after a short illness in t he presence of her loving family. Geri was born on March 10, 1925, daught er of the late Earl and Vera (Cron) McPeak in Manawa, where her father owned the Manawa Creamery. In 1936 the family moved to New London and went i nto the dairy business, Geri and all the family took turns working. Geri g raduated from New London High School and then went on to Oshkosh Busine ss College. Geri worked in the office of the Bordens Company until her mar riage to David J. Flanagan Jr. on November 13, 1947, upon his return fr om World War II. They have resided in Bear Creek since that time. For t he next 23 years Geri did office work at Flanagan Bros. Sauerkraut Compan y. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church and Christian Mothers. G eri loved to golf and curl, she was a member of both the New London Golf C lub and the Clintonville Curling Club. She is survived by her husband of 58 years David J. Flanagan Jr., a son, D avid Daniel, a daughter in-law, Julie, and a grandson, Beau Daniel, a ll of Bear Creek; five sisters: Vivian (George) Motto, Madeira Beach, F L; Pat Moriarty, New London; Dede (Ted) Raschke, Weyauwega; Sally (Pete) J ensen, St Petersburg, FL; Sharon (Bob) Peterson, New London; a brother, Te rry (Ruth Ann) Mc Peak, New London; three sisters in-law: Pat Mc Peak, Bet sy McPeak and Joyce Mc Peak. Geri is preceded in death by her parents, a sister, Dawn Peterson, two bro thers: Ercel and Michael Mc Peak. Funeral mass for Geri will be held on Tuesday, December 6, 2005 at 11 a. m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Bear Creek with Rev. Don Everts and Bi shop Robert Morneau officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Fr iends may call on Monday, December 5, 2005 from 4-8 p.m. at the Cline & Ha nson Funeral Home in New London a 7:30 prayer service will be held. Frien ds may also call at the church on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the time of se rvice. A memorial fund has been established. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home | McPeak, Geraldine (I121173)
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| 40611 | Flanagan | Flanagan, Edward (I185093)
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| 40612 | Flanagan | Flanagan, James (I185097)
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| 40613 | Flanagan | Flanagan, Lawrence (I185098)
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| 40614 | Flanagans Honored On 28th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan Sr., route 2, Appleton, were sur prised Tuesday evening at their home in celebration of their twenty-eighth wedding anniversary. Those present were Dr. and Mrs G. J. Flanagan and family, Kaukauna; Mr. and Mrs. Miles P. Dempsey, Bear Creek; Mr. and Mrs. E J. McLaughlin, Clintonville; Mr and Mrs. James Flanagan, Mr. and Mrs. John Flanagan and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Flanagan and daughter, Lawrence Flanagan and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hutchison and family, New London: Mr. and Mrs., Anson Eisentraut and Mr. and Mrs. George Gough, Sugar Bush: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flanagan, Jr, and Miss Constance Flanagan, Appleton. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, April 25, 1940 | Page 10 | Family: Flanagan, Thomas / Sexton, Anna (F60359)
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| 40615 | Flanigan, Donald P. "Flan The Man" Donald Patrick Flanigan, 85, passed away peacefully on Friday, May 2, 2008, at Emerald Valley Assisted Living with his wife and children at his side, after his fight with pancreatic cancer. Don was born in Appleton on Oct. 10, 1922, son of the late, Michael and Clara (Bessna) Flanigan and spent his boyhood growing up along the Fox River. He attended St. Joseph Catholic grade school, graduated from Appleton High School and was proud to be a Golden Glove's Welter-Weight Boxing Champion. When he was younger, he enjoyed building and flying model airplanes and later developed a talent for painting. Don married Virginia Konetzke, his sweetheart from Menasha, at the age of 20 and remained devoted to her throughout his life. He was awarded the Purple Heart while serving his country during World War II and was Honorably Discharged as Staff Sergeant, 501st Parachute Battalion. Don enjoyed the outdoors and was an avid hunter and fisherman and also enjoyed golfing and snowmobiling. His favorite place to spend time with his family was at the cottage he built on Washington Lake and later retired there. His grandsons have many fond memories of spending time at the cottage "fishing with papa." He also enjoyed people and entertaining them with his stories. Don pursued several different career paths throughout his life, including the restaurant business, automobile sales, and his interior design business, Wide World Interiors. Don will be missed by his loving wife, Ginny, Appleton; his children, Lori (Mark) Poehls, Appleton; and David (Jackie) Flanigan, Black Creek; eight grandsons, Brian (Special Friend Holly) Poehls, Karl (Carrie) Poehls, Taylor (Lydia) Poehls, Justus (Laura) Poehls, Beau Poehls, Darek Flanigan, Cody Flanigan, and Devin Flanigan; two great-grandsons, Tristan Poehls and Aidan Poehls; three sisters, Mary Bergner, Sr. Mary Patrick Flanigan, and Nancy (Roger) Miller; brothers-in-law, Bernie (Jeanie) Konetzke, Jim (Carol) Konetzke, and Ken (Paula) Konetzke; sisters-in-law, Marian Smits, Rose (Gene) Schramm, and Judy Flanigan; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Don was also preceded in death by two brothers, Glen Flanigan; and Jim Flanigan; two sisters, Kathleen Weiland; and Dorothy "Pete" Mears; a sister-in-law, Margaret Konetzke; and brothers-in-law, Wayne Mears; Dale Bergner,; and Casey Konetzke. A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, May 6, 2008, at St. Bernard Catholic Parish, 1617 W. Pine Street, Appleton, with Fr. Dennis Ryan officiating. Visitation will be held from 10 a.m. until the hour of service at the church. Inurnment will take place at St. John Cemetery, Town of Menasha. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff of Emerald Valley and AseraCare Hospice for the compassionate care they provided to dad during his final days. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 Light a candle in memory of Don at: www.martenslaemmrich funeralhome.com | Flanigan, Donald P. (I58089)
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| 40616 | Flanigan, Minnie C., Winnecon ne, Wis.Minnie C. Flanigan, age 91, of Winneconne, went to be with her Lord and Sa vior and beloved husband when she died with her family by her side on Frid ay, Jan. 16, 2004 at the Omro Care Center. She was born Feb. 12, 1912 in t he Town of Woodville, Wis. to the late John and Anna (Conrady) Gerrit s. In her early years, Minnie was employed with Wisconsin Wire Works in Me nasha. She married Archie Flanigan on Oct. 23, 1943 at St. Mary's Cathol ic Church in Menasha. Minnie and Archie made their home and farmed in t he Town of Poygan until they retired from farming in 1969. Archie preced ed her in death on Dec. 19, 1983. In 1998, Minnie moved into the Villa ge of Winneconne. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Winnecon ne and the St. Thomas Christian Mothers.Minnie is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, James and Theresa Flani gan, of Green Bay; one daughter, Kathleen Noffke, of Winneconne; five gran dchildren, Brian and Holly Flanigan, Brenda and James Corbett, Lori and Ja mie Hewitt; Jeff and Drena Noffke, David and Karen Noffke; five great-gran dchildren, Katie Flanigan, Emma and Gracie Corbett, and Allyson and Jessi ca Hewitt; one sister, Mary Tennessen, of Kaukauna; and many nieces and ne phews.Along with her parents and husband, Minnie was preceded in death by four b rothers, Albert, Ambrose, Frank, and Lawrence Gerrits; and two sisters, Re gina Vercauteren and Nellie Lautenschlager.Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 20, 2004 at 6:30 p.m. at S t. Mary Catholic Church, Winneconne, with Rev. Leroy Smet officiating. Bur ial will be in St. Thomas Cemetery in the Town of Poygan. Family and frien ds may call at the church on Tuesday from 4 p.m. until the hour of service s.Mueller Funeral Home904 E. Main St. PO Box 30Winneconne, WI 54986 | Gerrits, Minnie C. (I48113)
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| 40617 | Flann Rane Anna Kane Edward Kane William VandenBogard | Kane, Flan (I136721)
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| 40618 | Flannery | Behan, Catherine (I193125)
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| 40619 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Flatley, Leo F. / Peterson, Evelyn Lucy (F55428)
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| 40620 | Flatley | Connelly, Mary Jane (I146674)
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| 40621 | Flatley | Schneider, Grace Helen (I157116)
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| 40624 | Flavia Rotzenberg (Mrs. Lloyd J. Berken) Blanche Berken, Lakeland, Florida, a former Appleton resident, passed away suddenly from a stroke on Sunday, November 29,2009. Blanche was born in Askeaton on July 30, 1922, the daughter of the late Peter and Louise (VandeVoort) Rotzenberg. She graduated from Wrightstown High School and married Lloyd Berken on November 22, 1941. Blanche had 8 children, 16 grandchildren, and 12 great-grandchildren. Blanche was a devout Catholic who loved the Blessed Mother and had a prayer for everything in the world. She loved playing the piano, bingo, dominos and any kind of card game. She was an avid baseball fan and was thrilled to go to a World Series game. She enjoyed living in Florida, volunteering at the nursing home, and making a nice beef roast for her Great Big Beautiful Family. Blanche was preceded in death by her husband of 53 years, Lloyd, her daughter, Patt, daughter-in-law, Jackie, and brother and sisters, Norbert, Ruth and Grace Rotzenberg. Blanche is survived by her only son, Peter (Donna Lowe), Appleton; six daughters: Sharon (Bill) Wood, Lafayette, Indiana; Jeannie Berken, Atlanta; Lynda Stack, Sarasota, Florida; Penny (Steven) Forman; Connie (Mike) Cavanagh; and Amy (Joe) Schlosser, all of Atlanta, Georgia. She is also survived by her sister, Helen Paul. Grandma B. was adored by her 16 grandchildren: Lori (Jim) Bollock, Tammy Wood, Cari McCann, Joelle (Brian) Hamill, Jeffrey Femal, Katie, Sara and Laura Stack, Chris, David (Kelly) and Brad Berken; Chloe Forman, Matt and Nicole Cavanagh and Alex and Hannah Blanche Schlosser. Great-Grandma B. was also cherished by her 12 great-grandchildren: Emily, Casey, and Holly Bollock, Morgan Wood Mantei, Patrick and Brandon McCann, Lauren, Liam and Conner Hamill and Pacey, Erika and Gracie Berken. Blanche will also be missed by many relatives and friends and by her sweet cat, Polly. The mass will be 11 a.m. Saturday, December 5, 2009, at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 1825 N. McDonald Street in Appleton, with Father Gerald Falk officiating. Burial will be in St. Paul Catholic Cemetery, Wrightstown. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street, from 4 p.m. until 7 p.m. on Friday and again on Saturday at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of the mass. There will be a prayer service at the funeral home on Friday at 7 p.m. A memorial fund has been established for the school children of St. Anthony Catholic Church in Lakeland, Florida. Mom B., Grandma B. and Great-Grandma B. made everyone feel valued, respected and important. She will be remembered for her many unique expressions, but mostly for the one that defined her life, fun, fun, fun. She will remain forever 39! Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online condolences | Rotzenberg, Blanche Flavia (I87289)
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| 40625 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Kane, Cecelia (I50673)
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| 40626 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Kane, Margaret (I124627)
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| 40627 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Kane, Edward Michael (I128969)
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| 40628 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Kane, Alice (I133016)
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| 40629 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Kane, Elizabeth (I133815)
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| 40630 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Kane, Flan (I136721)
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| 40631 | Flem Kane Ann Kane Elisabeth Kane Margaret Kam Celie Kam Edward Kam Alice Kam Jacob Zellman | Moran, Anna (I140453)
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| 40632 | Fleming | Kappell, Margaret Isabelle (I341004)
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| 40633 | Fletcher, Gwendolyn V. "Gwen" (Strong) Gwendolyn V. "Gwen" (Strong) Fletcher, age 90, of Appleton, WI, formerly of Bear Creek, WI, passed away Thursday evening, April 16, 2009, at the Rennes Health and Rehabilitation Center in Appleton. Gwendolyn was born on August 1, 1918, in Waukesha, WI. She was the daughter of the late William J. and Clara (Holfard) Wichman. Gwendolyn was raised in Wittenberg, WI, and was united in marriage to Clifford Strong in 1938. The couple later moved from Wittenberg to a farm in Mattoon. Gwendolyn was employed for a number of years at the Antigo Hospital as a nurse, later she became employed by Waupaca County Industries in Manawa helping people with special needs. Clifford preceded Gwendolyn in death on November 17, 1988. Gwendolyn was later united in marriage to Chester Fletcher in 1990. The couple resided in Bear Creek before Chester's death on June 6, 2000. Gwendolyn was a current member of the Christus Lutheran Church in Clintonville. Although family was her life, Gwendolyn enjoyed sewing, baking, knitting, flowers, and gardening in her spare time. Survivors are her daughter, Lynn (Russell L.) Kerry-Radtke, New London; her son, Zane Strong, Clintonville; grandchildren: Christina (Sam) Lundt, Clintonville; Tammy (Jason) Verstegen, Little Chute; Adam (Sue) Kerry, Kaukauna; Tracey (Jake) Miller, Greenville; Tonia (Doug) Elsrod, Appleton; Aaron (Fiance: Laura) Kerry, Hunter Army Airfield, Savannah, GA; Tasha (Enrico) Warren, Fort Bragg, Fayetteville, NC; Alton Kerry, Baghdad, Iraq; Charles (Jodi) Strong, Camp Lejeune, NC; Charlee (Greg) Forsberg, Clintonville; Kevin (Teri) Strong, Green Bay; Lealynn (Herbert) Petske, Clintonville; two step-sons: Gary (Cheryl) Fletcher, Chattanooga, TN; Bill Fletcher, Albuquerque, NM. Also many great-grandchildren, step-grandchildren, step-great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Gwendolyn was preceded in death by her parents, husbands: Clifford Strong and Chester Fletcher, a son Charles C. Strong, a grandson Kurt C. Strong, two brothers: Rueben (Verna) Wichman and Rev. Alton E. (Levita) Wichman, and a sister Ruth (Ernst) Weiland. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 20, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the Christus Lutheran Church in Clintonville with the Rev. Willard Hager officiating. Interment will follow at the Graceland Cemetery in Clintonville. Friends may call at the church on Monday from 10 a.m. until the time of the services. The Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home & Crematory in Clintonville is serving her family. www.eberhardtstevenson.com. | Wichman, Gwendolyn (I316784)
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| 40634 | FLIETH FUNERAL Funeral services for Fred Flieth. who died Wednesday, will be held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon from the home of his daughter. Mrs. John Raddatz. Freedom, and at 2 o'clock from St. Peter Lutheran church with the Rev. Theophll Brenner in charge. Interment will be made in St. Peter cemetery. Decedent is survived by four chil- dren. Mrs. John Raddatz. Freedom: Mrs. Alvlna Mitchell. Kaukauna: Al- >>rt Flleth. Kennan; Herman Flieth, Kaukauna. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, May 21, 1925 | Page 19 | Flieth, Frederich (I161768)
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| 40635 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rohlinger, Donald (I198943)
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| 40636 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Angstrom, John (I300717)
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| 40637 | Flight officer Robert J. Voet, Metoxen Avenue, is currently assigned to AAF at Santa Anna Army air base, California. Officer Voet is a glider pilot in the ninth Air Force. He entered service February 1941. He has been awarded the air medal, a presidential citation and the European theater ribbon with seven battle stars. | Voet, Robert (I151962)
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| 40638 | Flight officer Robert O. Nettekoven, Kaukauna, a combat glider pilot has just returned to his home base in the European theater of operations after successfully participating in the airborne assault across the Rhine River in Germany. Flight officer Nettekoven, who flew his glider through flak and small arms fire to land in the midst of a violent fighting, wasted little time getting into the action. He helped the airborne soldiers ferret out Jerry snipers, clear houses and help form a perimeter defense to prevent an enemy counter attack. | Nettekoven, Robert (I39033)
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| 40639 | Flip-flopped between CA & MN | Goetzman, Gene William (I26376)
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| 40640 | Floor Lady at Little Press | Green, Mae E. (I5833)
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| 40641 | Flora Adams 50 Margie Huffman 19 Elaine Loeding 19 Pearl Grob 21 Anna Goetzman NURSE 33 Dorothy Teskey 31 | Goetzman, Ann (I26563)
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| 40642 | Flora Ann Drews, age 70, of Neenah, passed away Wednesday, June 11, 2008, at Theda Clark Medical Center. She was born November 16, 1937, in Appleton, daughter of the late Harry and Eurnice (Loper) Witter. She married Orastia Drews on May 3, 1958, at St. Matthews Lutheran Church in Appleton. They recently celebrated 50 years together. Flora was a Neenah resident for 44 years and was a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Neenah. She was a former employee of In Home Health Care. Flora enjoyed camping, gardening and canning. She also enjoyed drawing. Survivors include her husband, Orastia; five children: Susan (Kenneth) Lust, Appleton; Julie Barts (special friend Greg Rouse), Green Bay; Lynne Drews (special friend Beth Belemore), Appleton; Nanci (Michael) Sugden, Appleton; Steven (Bonnie) Drews, Neenah; eight grandchildren: Melissa Farvour, Katie Stead, Adam Farvour, Jacob, Sara, and Andrea Sugden, Miranda and Daniel Drews; a great-granddaughter, Kaeli Evers; three brothers: Lee (Gloria) Witter, Menasha; James (Fofie) Witter, Potomic, MD; and Thomas (Becky) Witter, Menasha. Funeral services for Flora will be held Monday, June 16, 2008, at 11 a.m., at Grace Lutheran Church, Neenah with The Rev. Richard Frost officiating. Visitation will be on Sunday from 4 to 8 p.m. at Neenah's Westgor Funeral Home; and again on Monday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Entombment will be in Shrine of Heaven Mausoleum, Neenah. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Avenue Neenah 920-722-7151 | Witter, Flora A. (I144917)
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| 40643 | Flora Hack, age 94, of Appleton, passed away on Sunday, February 16, 2014. She was born on April 1, 1919, in Goodman, the daughter of the late Harvey Clarence and Ida (Ternes) Harrison. On October 12, 1940, Flora married Wilbur Hack at the Harrison home in Fence, Wisconsin. She began her work career as a manager at Kimberly Clark Sales Center Dining Room, and taught waitressing at the Vocational School in Appleton. Flora's passion was women's clothing. She was employed in various capacities in retail sales at various women's clothing stores and department stores including, Gloudeman's Department Store, Catherine's Clothing Store, and owner of Flora's Foundations & Maternity Vogue. Flora was a member of First United Methodist Church and involved with the Women's group. She enjoyed cooking, flower gardening, and learning about life in the Victorian era. Flora volunteered her time with the Fox Valley Convention and Visitor Center, Civil Air Patrol, Business and Professional Women, SCORE, Hearthstone, Toastmistress, and the Chamber of Commerce. Flora was a friend to many and the love of her family meant the most to her. Flora is survived by her loving husband of 73 years, Wilbur Hack; daughters, Diana (John) Kuborn of Schertz, Texas, and Jane (Michael) Marshall of Centreville, Virginia; son, Dennis (Nancy) Hack of Victorville, California; eight grandchildren: Debora (Mike) Kelley and Denise (Vince) Colucci; Michael Jr. (Kristen) Marshall, Michele (Mike) Smith, Melissa (Ted) Wurfel and Allison (Dave) Silvey; Travis (Cassie) Hack and Adam Hack; ten great grandchildren; brother, Norman (Grace) Harrison of Fence; sister, Irene Radtke of Algoma; and sister-in-law, Gladys Harrison of Neenah. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Flora was preceded in death by her brother, Robert Harrison and brother-in-law, Richard Radtke. The funeral service for Flora will be held at 11:00 am on Friday, February 21, 2014 at First United Methodist Church, 325 E. Franklin Street, Appleton. Rev. Dr. E. Doyle Blanton will be officiating. Interment will take place at Fence Cemetery in the spring. A time of visitation will be held on Thursday at the Wichmann Funeral Home downtown from 4:00 pm until 7:00 pm and again at church from 10:00 am until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in her name. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. | Harrison, Flora (I324794)
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| 40644 | Flora M Bordenkircher Petra Tennesen Mary Jorgine La Nollet Jonas Anthony Baksa Peter M Stengl | Tennessen, Sister Petra Gertrude (I26332)
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| 40645 | Flora M. Appleton, Kaukauna, age 84, passed away peacefully with her husband Thomas Appleton at her side on Sunday, March 8, 2015 at the St. Paul Home in Kaukauna, WI. She was born October 25, 1930 in Kaukauna, daughter of the late Bernard and Marie (Van Linn) Brouillard. Flora met Tom while working at Zwickers Knitting Mill. On September 5, 1958 they were married at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna. They lived in the Kaukauna area their entire lives. Flora was a homemaker all of her life. After raising their five children, she worked for a few years at Butte des Morts Golf Course in Appleton and then at Colonial House in Freedom. Some of Flora's favorite pastimes were walking, swimming, working with her flowers, making crafts, sewing, puzzles, reading and baking. Everyone always loved her homemade chocolate chip cookies and apple pies! They were the best! She liked listening to a variety of music, especially Vince Gill and enjoyed going to some of his concerts. Flora bowled on a league in Wrightstown for many years. Tom and Flora loved playing Sheepshead and attending Packer games with their friends. After retirement, they were able to travel and visit many places such as Alaska, Branson, MO, western United States and Canada. They were members of Holy Cross Catholic Church and Flora donated baked goods for church events whenever possible. She also volunteered at St. Vincent de Paul in later years. She is survived by her husband of 56 years, Thomas and their children: Lori (Rick) Hedtke of Appleton, David Appleton of Kaukauna, Stephen Appleton of Kaukauna, Kim (Scott) Walbrun of Appleton, and DeAnn (Jeff) Kohlbeck of Appleton, 6 grandsons: Derek and Aaron Hedtke, Thomas and Jacob Appleton, and Zachary and Luke Walbrun. She is further survived by her husband's family; Daniel (Nancy) Appleton of Kaukauna, Elizabeth Appleton of Appleton, Carol Appleton of Kaukauna, Tom Sutliff of Colorado, several nieces, nephews, and friends. She was preceded in death by two sisters and brothers in law: Mavis (Lloyd) Jansen and Shirley (Ewald) Gottschalk, and stepmother, Joy Brouillard. She is further preceded in death by her husband's family: Clark and Charles Appleton and Patricia Sutliff. The funeral service will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, March 13, 2015 at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna with Father Tom Pomeroy officiating. Friends may call directly at church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Entombment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established for Alzheimers Foundation of America. The family would like to express Sincere Thanks to the staff of St. Paul Villa and Nursing Home and also to Dr. Paul Russo along with the Kaukauna Clinic for all of their loving care and support. Mom- you were such a loving and devoted wife, mother and grandmother. We love you and will miss you always. We're at peace knowing that your battle with dementia is over and we know you will be smiling down on us from heaven. You will be forever in our hearts, until we meet again. | Brouillard, Florence "Flora" (I66875)
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| 40646 | Flora M. Schmidt, Appleton, age 94, passed away on Tuesday morning, August 28, 2007, at Manor Care. She was born on September 11, 1912, in Reedsville to the late Otto and Clara Bubolz. On May 31, 1952, she married Anton Schmidt who preceded her in death on August 22, 1972. She is survived by her daughter, Judy (Doug) Burhans, Appleton; grandchildren: David Allen Burhans and Jenny Marie Burhans, both of Appleton, as well as many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents and her husband, she was preceded in death by three sisters: Lillian Linskens, Alice Sonnabend, and Fern Tachmier. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, August 30, 2007, at St. Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church (705 Greenfield Drive, Little Chute) with Rev. Ronald Szep officiating. Friends may call at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Interment will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Brillion. The family would like to thank the staffs of Heartland Hospice and Manor Care for the loving care given to Flora. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 | Bubolz, Flora (I311856)
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| 40647 | FLORA MAXWELL SSN 563-18-3929 Residence: 92691 Mission Viejo, Orang e, CA Born 5 Dec 1903 Last Benefit: Died Sep 1986 Issued: CA (Before 1951) CA Death Index MAXWELL FLORA REGINA 12/05/1903 JACKSON RUPPERT F WISCONS IN ORANGE 09/16/1986 563-18-3929 82 yrs 1986 Orange County Death Certificate #3-86-30009330Listed as Flora Regina Maxwell born 12/05/1903 in Wisconsin, father Albe rt C. Ruppert of WI., mother Maude Jackson of NH. age 82 years, widowed, r esided at 2426 Ponderosa, Santa Ana, CA. (92705) Died at Beverly Manor Con v. Hospital in Capistrano Beach, CA. Informant is Valeria Julia Labor (gra nddaughter at 26601 Laguilla, Mission Viejo, CA 92692.) Died of cerebrovas cular accident, and arteiosclerosis on 9/16/1986. Cremated on 9/19/1986, r emains at Fairhaven Memorial Park, Santa Ana. Occupation listed as Apartme nt Manager. Date: 1/14/2003 2:53:49 PM Pacific Standard Time From: cgwieder@wieder-law .comHi Jay I went to the Orange County Recorder's office today to look for y our info. There is a record for the death of Flora Regina Maxwell, b D ec 5, 1903, d Sep 16, 1986, register # 1986-3009330, old book page 86-0093 30. The Recorder's office no longer allows people to view the microfilm ed certificates, so I was not able to get a transcript for you. They say t his is due to a new law, Senate Bills 247 and 1614. Birth records now co st $18 and death records $13. Here is the info on how to purchase cer ts from the county. http://www.oc.ca.gov/recorder/ CatherineCatherine Grant Wieder, Attorney at Law, 13017 Artesia Blvd. Suite D-12 0, Cerritos, CA 90703-1365, (562) 404-4039, fax (562) 404-4109email: cwieder@wieder-law.com, Elder Law, Wills, Trusts, Probate, Fami ly Law, Guardianship, Conservatorship, Social Security | Ruppert, Flora Regina (I22575)
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| 40648 | Flora Persohn Flora Persohn, age 91, of the Calumet Homestead, New Holstein, formerly of Brillion, died on Sunday, May 2, 2004. She was born on Feb. 7, 1913 in Forest Junction, daughter of the late Albert and Hattie (Ott) Schubring. On June 12, 1935, she married Wilmer Persohn at Forest Junction. Flora farmed with her husband in the town of Brillion until 1972 and then worked as a cook for Brillion Public School until 1982. After her retirement, she loving took care of many of her great-grandchildren. She was a member of Zion United Methodist Church in Forest Junction. Flora is survived by a daughter: Nancy (Armand) Wesener of Brillion; seven grandchildren: Deborah (Dean) Geiger, Douglas (Bonnie) Wesener, Denise (Ronald) Dallmann, Dawn (Steve) Michael, Donald (Judy) Wesener, Dennis Wesener and Danielle (Paul) Heraly; 14 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; two sisters: Dorothy (Roy) Wink of Forest Junction; Betty (Oscar) Rosin of West De Pere; and a sister-in-law: Freida Schubring of Two Rivers. She was preceded in death by her husband: Wilmer on Aug. 23, 1982; and a brother: Lawrence. Funeral service will be held on Friday, May 7, 2004 at 2 p.m. at Zion United Methodist Church in Forest Junction. The Rev. Warren Waddell will officiate. Burial will be at Forest Home Cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Friday from 11 a.m. until the time of service. The Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion is assisting the family with arrangements. Herald Times Reporter May 5, 2004 | Schubring, Flora (I126033)
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| 40649 | Flora Williams 52 Fred Schlentz 30 Cora Schlentz 28 Grace Schlentz 24 Helen Andrews 19 | Skinner, Flora (I159464)
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| 40650 | Floral Hill Cemetery Burials for Turney; DECEASED: TURNEY,CLAIR SR. CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,CLAIR JR. BURIAL DATE: 1990/01/24 DEATH DATE: 1/20/1990 GRAVE NO: M181-56 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A DECEASED: TURNEY,DELLA CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,DELL BURIAL DATE: 1980/01/01 DEATH DATE: GRAVE NO: F106-17 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A DECEASED: TURNEY,DOROTHY CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,ASA BURIAL DATE: NONE DEATH DATE: GRAVE NO: M181-45 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A DECEASED: TURNEY,FRANCES MRS. CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,DELL BURIAL DATE: 1936/04/08 DEATH DATE: 4/5/1936 GRAVE NO: F106-12 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A DECEASED: TURNEY,IRA J.J. CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,IRA BURIAL DATE: 1928/04/03 DEATH DATE: 4/1/1928 GRAVE NO: C27-67 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A DECEASED: TURNEY,IRA MRS. CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,IRA BURIAL DATE: 1917/10/10 DEATH DATE: GRAVE NO: C27-66 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A DECEASED: TURNEY,J.C. CURRENT OWNERS: TURNEY,DELL BURIAL DATE: NONE DEATH DATE: GRAVE NO: F106-11 URN, ADULT VAULT, CHILD VAULT: A | Turney, James C. (I176987)
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| 40651 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Solie, Sara Jo (I2680)
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| 40652 | Florella M. Stephan, 94, of Black Creek passed away Wednesday, May 30, 2012 at Appleton Health Care Center. She was born April 1, 1918 daughter of the late Arthur and Lillie (Daelke) Defferding. On Jan. 14, 1935 she was united in marriage to William Stephan in Spooner. He preceded her in death in March 1983. Florella was a member of St. John's United Church of Christ in Black Creek. She was involved in Senior Citizens of Black Creek, Black Creek Homemakers and was a volunteer at the Good Shepherd Nursing Home, Seymour for many years. She enjoyed playing cards and bingo with family and friends. Survivors include her children: Deloris Chizek, Black Creek; Thomas (Pat) Stephan, Arizona; son-in-law Robert Schmidt, Appleton; 20 grandchildren; many great grandchildren and great-great grandchildren; brothers: Roy Geiger, Appleton; Elmer (Bev) Geiger, Appleton; sister Betty Young, Clintonville; sisters-in-law: Amy Geiger and Connie Geiger Preceded in death by 2 daughters Carol and Lorraine; 2 sons: Billy (Shirley) and Donald (Betsy); 2 brothers: Kenneth and Eugene; sister Shirley (Carl) Treichel; granddaughter, Rose; 2 great grandsons Lucas and Zachary; son-in-law Edward Chizek; brother-in-law Vernon Young Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour on Tuesday, June 5, 2012 from 4-8 PM and Wednesday, June 6, 2012 at St. John's United Church of Christ, 101 S. Clark St., Black Creek from 9:30 AM until services at 11:00 AM with Pastor Gail Irwin officiating. Burial will take place in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com A special thank you to staff at Appleton Health Care Center for all your care and concern. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 3, 2012 | Defferding, Florella (I169388)
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| 40653 | Florenc M Corbin Phillips Corbin | Quinlan, Florence M. (I172920)
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| 40654 | Florence "Jigs" Kuehl (nee Joecks), of Appleton, age 87, passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 22, 2012 at Grand Horizons Assisted Living. Florence was born in Appleton on August 23, 1925, daughter of the Late Ernest and Margaret Joecks (nee Pulger). After graduating from Appleton West High School, Florence married the love of her life Clarence Kuehl on September 28, 1944. Flo enjoyed meeting new people while bartending at her bar, The Barn Tavern and later at the American Legion. She always loved having a good time, playing cribbage with friends and in tournaments and was on a bowling league until age 81. Flo lived for the holidays, always having a festive pin and decorated cane. Above all, she cherished spending time with her family. Florence will be deeply missed by her daughter, Karen Sonnleitner; grandchildren Christie (Chris) Woods and Jeremy (Catherine) Sonnleitner; great grandchildren Landon Woods and Gracie Sonnleitner; and her loving sister Joan Sternhagen: along with other relatives and friends. Florence was preceded in death by her parents and husband as well as her daughter Corrine Kuehl; sister, Dolores Gutschow and her son-in-law Richard "Dik" Sonnleitner. The funeral service for Florence will be held at 6 PM on Wednesday, September 26, 2012 at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME (537 N Superior St, Appleton) with Chaplain Jordan Kuczwara officiating. Friends may call the funeral home directly from 4 PM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Florence's name. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Flo's family would like to thank the staff at Grand Horizons Assisted Living for all their kindness and support Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from September 23 to September 24, 2012 | Joecks, Florence (I162049)
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| 40655 | Florence "Red" Giordana, age 90, of Kaukauna, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 25, 2017 at St. Paul Home surrounded by her family. She was born on January 22, 1927 in Two Rivers, WI to the late Wendolin and Elizabeth (Nahm) Weigel. On October 2, 1948, "The Feast of the Guardian Angel", Red married Frank Giordana at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna. The couple enjoyed 67 years together prior to his death on March 7, 2016. Florence was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, Kaukauna. Red graduated from Chilton High School in 1945, Outagamie Rural Normal School in 1947, and University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh in 1967. She taught school at WRAY School in Chilton, Wis. 1947-1948, Old Glory, town of Hobart 1948-1950, Sacred Heart School in Sherwood 1965-1967, and Kimberly Area Schools from 1967-1987, when she retired. She was a member of Outagamie Retired Teachers, Wisconsin State Teachers, and St. Al's Church. Red was a member of Sweet Adelines for 25 years. She especially enjoyed her Monday card group. Bowling, golf and bingo were other favorite activities. Red and Frank were charter members of the Cabaret Dance Club. Camping, traveling and spending time up north with their family were cherished memories. Florence is survived by her children: Jeane, John (Bonnie), Jay (Nancy), Jerry Giordana: grandchildren: Angela, Uriah (Monique), Nick, Jon (Brooke) Giordana, Damon (Marie), Dean (Amy), Davis (special friend, Stephanie) Voights, Valerie (Brandon) Hutsen, Melanie (David) Balthazor, Corey (special friend, Chelsey), Brent (special friend, Skye), Antonio Giordana; son-in-law, David Voights; 12 great-grandchildren: Lexi, Morgan, Carson, Mason, Aubrey and Baby G. to come, Elizabeth, Emma, Mya, Miranda, Kalia, Liliana and Boden. Sisters: Elizabeth "Ruth" Kupka, Margarette "June" (Frank) Hallfeld, Sharon Goetsch (John) and Virginia Johnson; brothers: Joseph (Penny) and Carl (special friend, Pat) Weigel, and Jerry (Carol) Amerpohl; Red is further survived by her husband's sister, Janice (Bob) Hammen, sisters-in-law: LaDonna, Lorraine "Butter" and Sally Giordana; numerous nieces, nephews and friends. Florence was preceded in death by her husband, Frank, daughters, Wendy Voights and Joy Marie Giordana and brothers-in-law, Robert Kupka and Jerry Johnson, nephew, Mike Kupka and niece Fuychsia Jewell. Funeral services for Red will be at 12 noon on Saturday, December 2, 2017 at St. Katharine Drexel Parish at St. Mary Church, 119 West Seventh St., Kaukauna. Friends may call on Friday, December 1, 2017 at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. with a prayer service concluding the evening. Friends may call again on Saturday directly at church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. (920) 766-2099 www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com The family would like to extend a special thanks to Dr. Al Cherkasky, Nurse Bonnie, Dr. Schmike, and St. Paul Home's staff and Hospice for their care and guidance. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Nov. 28 to Nov. 30, 2017 | Weigel, Florence "Red" (I144138)
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| 40656 | Florence (Faunie) Marie Van Sistine, 75, Allouez, died of cancer at ho me on Tuesday morning May 25, 2004, in the company of her loving family. T he daughter of the late Edward and Elizabeth (Hermsen) Scray was born Mar ch 2, 1929, in the Town of Rockland. She was a graduate of St. Joseph Acad emy and lived in the area all of her life. On July 1, 1950, she married Do nald N. Van Sistine at St. Mary Catholic Church in De Pere. Faunie loved d ecorating the numerous homes in which her family resided and decorated wi th a wonderful talent and flair. She enjoyed entertaining and hosting gre at dinners with her family and friends, who meant everything to her. Faun ie loved the time she got to spend babysitting her grandchildren. She w as a wonderful wife, mother, grandmother and also, business partner in t he Van Sistine Hardware Store in De Pere. She was very proud of her Hallma rk Card Shop in the store. Mrs. Van Sistine was president of the Christi an Mothers Society at St. Mary Parish in De Pere and was a volunteer wi th the American Cancer Society, supporting breast cancer patients. Survivors include her husband, Don, and their children and grandchildre n, Chris (Terry) Hasselbacher and their three children, Lee Anne, Laure n, and Kevin; Sue (Gene) Simons and their children, Matthew, Keith and Kat ie; Lisa (Pete) Anderson and their four children, Justin DeMars, Alyssa De Mars, Eric Anderson, and Lisa (Josh) Bero and their children, Noah and Mad elyn; Patty (Keith) Christenson and their children, Grace and Sam. Faun ie is further survived by her sisters, Martha (Bill) Geenan, Rosemary McMo nagle, Loretta (Jim) Rock, two brothers, Edgar (Barb) Scray, Herbert (Ma ry Jane) Scray and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, one son, Peter, three brother s, Norbert, Joseph, and George and one sister, Katherine. Friends may call at RYAN FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY, 305 N. Tenth St ., De Pere, from 4 to 7 p.m. Thursday, May 27, 2004, (today). Parish pray er service will be held at 5 p.m. Visitation will continue after 10 a.m. F riday at St. Matthews Catholic Church, Allouez until time of service. Ma ss of Resurrection will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Friday at the church wi th the Rev. Larry Seidl, officiating. Inurnment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established for Unity Hospice. Online condolences may be expressed to the Van Sistine family by visiti ng www.ryanfh.com | Scray, Florence Marie (I44560)
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| 40657 | Florence (Laes) Burrows, 88, Green Bay, passed away Wednesday, August 9, 2017. She was born on May 15, 1929, in Green Bay the daughter of Henry and Marie (Vander Wegen) Laes. Florence graduated from Green Bay West High School in 1947. She married Robert E. Burrows on September 6, 1947. Florence enjoyed doing crafts, such as knitting afghans for family, carving wooden animals for knickknacks, and making beaded and felt Christmas ornaments. She also liked to play Scrabble, cards, and Bingo. Florence is survived by her son, David (Cathy) Burrows, Green Bay; daughters: Susan McHugh, Green Bay; and Connie (Gary) Greene, Madison; grandchildren, Derek (Jen) Burrows Reise, Kristina (Rob) Greene, Jesse Burrows, David (Maegan) McHugh, Bill (Diana) Greene, Jennifer McLaughlin, and Robert (YiQing) McHugh; step-granddaughter, Sonja (Chris) Jensen. She is also survived by great-grandchildren, Kayla (Keegan), Natalya, Zachary, Meredith, Elaine, Landon, Mallory, and Corbin; and a sister, Agnes Tuyls. She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, Robert Burrows in December 1992; sisters, Caroline Carriveau, Julia De Jardin, Martha Skorczewski; and brother, Walter Laes. Visitation will be held at Blaney Funeral Home, 1521 Shawano Ave., from 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday, August 15. To send online condolences, please go to www.BlaneyFuneralHome.com. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in memory of Florence to the American Diabetes Foundation or the Salvation Army of Green Bay. The family would like to thank Wyndemere Assisted Living and Compassus Hospice. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from Aug. 12 to Aug. 14, 2017 | Laes, Florence (I178670)
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| 40658 | Florence (Schabo) Brinkman, age 89, of Ft. Myers, FL and originally from Appleton, WI died September 16th, 2014 at the home of her daughter and son-in-law Judy and Keith Schnebel of Summerville, SC. Florence is survived by her children Ron and Jean Brinkman, Judy and Keith Schnebel, five grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Florence was an avid baseball fan. She ushered for the Minnesota Twins for their spring training for 20 years. She followed the Green Bay Packers no matter where she lived. She was a member and Past President of the American Legion Auxiliary. She attended Tice Methodist Church (Ft. Myers, FL). A Memorial service will be held at 4pm Wednesday September 24th. At Prince of Peace Lutheran Church, 2330 E. Calumet St, Appleton. She will be greatly missed by her family and friends. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Sept. 21, 2014 | Schabo, Florence (I161128)
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| 40659 | Florence (Steffens) Bodde, of Kaukauna, age 80, passed away April 24, 2008, after a short battle with an unexpected illness. She was born June 30, 1927. She grew up in Kaukauna and married George Bodde on August 17, 1948. Florence is remembered for her love of faith, family, friends and music. She was a wonderful woman who dedicated her life to helping others in need. Early in her life, Florence was a kindergarten teacher's aide. She was also an active member of the Christian Mother's Altar Society, the Outagamie County Homemakers, the head of "Hot Dog Day" at Holy Cross School, a member of the Extension Chords singing group, the Town of Kaukauna Planning Commission, and the Town of Kaukauna Historical Society. She was an avid volunteer at St. Paul's Home in Kaukauna. Her greatest love was spending quality time with her family and sharing her faith and love of music with others. She is survived by her son, Wayne (Judy) Bodde, Kaukauna; her daughters: Joan (Chuck) Huss, Kaukauna; Laura (John) Evers, Kaukauna; and Rose (Russ) Vandeyacht, Sunsites, AZ; eight grandchildren: Bill (Melody) Bodde, Elizabeth (Bill) Inman, Abby (Mark) Sprangers, Martha (Tim) Lampe, Jackie (Marty) DeCoster, Charlene (Mike) Zuleger, Jenny Huss (special friend Andy Meyer), and Nick Evers; four great-grandchildren: Katelyn Bodde, Eli and Emma Inman, and Lillian Zuleger. She is further survived by her brothers: George (Gina) Steffens, Fond du Lac; and Melvin (Beverly) Steffens, Madison; her sisters-in-law: Jean Steffens, Nancy Shimek, Micheline Steffens; and many loved nieces and nephews. Florence was preceded in death by her husband, George; her son, William "Little Bill"; her mother and father, Minnie and Joseph Steffens; her brothers: Vincent, William, Peter, Nicholas, Francis and Richard; her sisters: Sister Jane Francis and Sister Leonore Steffens, Lorraine Corby and Genevieve Frederickson. Mass of Christian Burial for Florence will be at 11 a.m. on Monday, April 28, 2008, at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna. Friends will be received on Sunday at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, Kaukauna, from 3 to 7 p.m. with a Parish Prayer Service concluding the evening, and again on Monday directly at church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established. 920-766-2099 The family would like to thank the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital and St. Paul's Home. Special thanks to Dr. Scott, Dr. Hola, Dr. Misty Johnson, family friend Dr. Karen Beutler, and Sister Dorothy. | Steffens, Florence (I23626)
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| 40660 | Florence - Mark J. Peters, age 70, of Florence, Wis., passed away Wednesday, June 6, 2018, at the Oscar G. Johnson VA Medical Center, Iron Mountain, Mich. He was born July 31, 1947, in Green Bay, Wis., son of the late Robert and Veramae (Smits) Peters. After high school, he attended Carroll College until he enlisted in the United States Air Force, where he served four years including one year in Bien Hoa, Vietnam. Mark was united in marriage to Rosemary Carter on October 14, 1967, in St. Mary's Church, De Pere, Wis. He joined the De Pere Police Department shortly after his service, where he rose to the rank of Captain. Mark introduced and helped develop the Domestic Violence Pro-Mandatory Arrest Law for Brown County. He was proud of his Catholic faith and was a member of St. Mary's Church, De Pere, where he served as a Eucharistic Minister, chair of the church council and chair of the finance committee. Mark also served on the church council at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Florence, Wis. Mark discovered snowmobiling late in life but became a big fan and served as Blue Ox Trail Rider Club President for six years before his health caused him to step down. He retired to Florence in 2002 where he and the love of his life, Rosie, enjoyed many good years. Rosie was not only his partner and wife but his best friend. Mark was fortunate to have many good friends and relatives; he treasured each of them. The visits from his high school buddies whether at the hospital or home were always cherished and the calls from his high school basketball coach, Rod Kowalczyk, every week, were always looked forward to. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, ATVing, boating, snowmobiling and traveling. Mark cherished his friends up north who were always there for him, the many great nurses and doctors he had through the VA who became friends. His sisters and brother-in-law who moved north and were there for him and Rosie, including the donation of bone marrow stem cells from his sister Marcia, who was a match. Mark loved his children and their spouses and his grandchildren, they were the pride of his life, and he wished he could have spent more time with. Survivors include his loving wife, Rosie; three sons, Brett (Sarah) Peters, Appleton, Wis., Brock (Janelle) Peters, Tolland, Conn., and Blake (Sara) Peters, La Crosse, Wis.; daughter, Amanda (Shawn) Boerst, Pulaski, Wis.; eight grandchildren, Grace, Lily, Dalton, Brynn, Aubrey, Evan, Nadia and Lara; two sisters, Marcia (Dan) Tyler, Florence, Wis., and Brenda Thompson, Iron River, Mich.; two sisters-in-law, Janet (John) Franken, De Pere, Wis., and Doris (Terry) Keehan, De Pere, Wis.; one brother-in-law, Patrick (Sue) Rukamp, Barron, Wis.; and many nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held Tuesday, June 12, 2018, from 10:00 a.m. until 12:00 noon at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Florence, Wis. A Memorial Mass will take place at 12:00 noon at the Church. Rev. Matt Settle will officiate. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Florence, Wis. You may light a candle in remembrance of Mark or leave a condolence for his family online at www.JacobsFuneralHomes.com. The family has chosen the Jacobs-Lundholm Funeral Home, Florence, to honor Mark's legacy of life. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 9, 2018 | Peters, Mark (I92172)
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| 40661 | Florence A. Krause, dau born abrt 1916/17 in 1920 and 1920 census.Name (Last, First Middle) Date of Death County of Death Gender Age Da te of Birth State of Residence County of Residence KRAUSE, FLORENCE 01/17 /1934 Golden Valley FEMALE 17 Years 09/24/1916 North Dakota Golden Vall ey -North Dakota Dept of Health Public Death Index https://secure.apps.st ate.nd.us/doh/certificates/deathCertSearch.htm | Krause, Florence (I105670)
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| 40662 | Florence A. Nelson, age 90, Black Creek, passed away early Friday, May 9, 2008. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and pending. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home is assisting the family. Florence A. Nelson, 90, passed away early Friday morning, May 9, 2008, in Green Bay. She was born Feb. 2, 1918, to the late Jack and Genevieve (Lemere) Ruch. On Nov. 17, 1937, she was united in marriage to Lee Nelson in Shiocton. He preceded her in death on March 19, 1986. Florence farmed and was co-owner of Nelson Salvage Yard with her husband. She enjoyed Polka music, puzzle solving, gardening and reading. She is survived by a daughter, Gloria (friend, Jim Koeppen), Black Creek; four sons and daughters-in-law, Roland Nelson, Kunesh; Wayne (Ardella) Nelson, Shiocton; Kermit (Barbara Jean) Nelson, Pulaski; Glen (Judy) Nelson, Shiocton; seven grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; two sisters, Delores Hruban, Milwaukee; Beatrice Reeck, Clintonville; and two brothers, Joe Ruch, Embarrass; Byron (Marie) Ruch, Glendale Ariz. Also survived by numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Lee; two brothers; one sister; daughter-in-law, Carol; three brothers-in-law; two sisters-in-law; and one nephew. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home on Monday, May 12, 2008, from 4 to 8 p.m. Visitation will continue on Tuesday at the funeral home from 9:30 a.m. until funeral services at 11 a.m. with Father Theodore Hendricks officiating. Burial will be in the Town of Maine Cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com. A special thank you to the 4th floor nurses at Bellin Hospital and the staff at Unity Hospice for all your care to mom. The Post - Crescent; Appleton, Wis. [Appleton, Wis]11 May 2008: C.8. | Ruch, Florence (I169230)
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| 40663 | Florence Adeline Piller, age 81, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, April 30, 2013 with her family at her side. Florence was born February 1, 1932 in Wrightstown daughter of the late Harold and Mildred (Huybers) Newhouse. Florence was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. She grew up in the Fox River Valley area and was a former member of the Church of Christ in Appleton. Florence was also formerly employed with Zaug Vending of Appleton. Florence is lovingly survived by her four children, Mark (Diane) Piller, Dallas, TX; Bruce (Ann) Piller, Chicago, IL; Brian (Terry) Piller, Neenah; and Cheryl (Roger) Mushinski, Overland Park, KS; 15 grandchildren, 13 great-grandchildren and her six siblings, Eugene Newhouse, King; Betty Dejong, Kaukauna; Nancy Mathy, Appleton; Hazel Carlson, Kissimmee, FL; Shirley (Robert) Harke, Kimberly; and Jerry (Karen) Newhouse, Appleton. Florence was preceded in death by her Husband, Herman in March 2002; a son, Tom in September 2011 and three brothers-in-law, Corneal Dejong, Tom Mathy and Ron Carlson. Per Florence's wishes a family memorial service will be held at a later date. A memorial fund is being established for ThedaCare @ Home Hospice, 3000 E. College Avenue, Appleton, WI 54915 Online condolences may be made at: www.valleyfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 5, 2013 | Newhouse, Florence (I95187)
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| 40664 | Florence Anita Enneper, age 92 of Brillion, is now at peace, resting in Glory, having passed away on Friday October 6, 2017. She was the second daughter of six children, born on May 17, 1925 to John and Adelia (Stanelle) Keller. Florence earned her nursing degree from Bellin Memorial School of Nursing in Green Bay, and was enrolled in the Cadet Nursing Core, and used that degree both before and after her marriage, working in area hospitals and nursing homes. She married Walter A. Enneper on August 12, 1950. Together they raised 8 children in Brillion. She was also blessed with 38 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren. Florence loved her Savior, Jesus Christ, and showed it by hosting children's bible studies in her home, was an AWANA leader, and by faithfully attending worship services, most recently at Zion United Methodist Church in Forest Junction. She was also active in the Homemakers Club of Calumet County, attended ceramic classes for years and was a leader in the Brillion TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) class. Her greatest joys included cooking for her family and friends, sewing and traveling. Florence will be missed by her children, David Enneper, Donald (Janet) Enneper, Vonita (Larry) Burkey, Rhonda (Allan) Atkinson, Kenneth (Dahle) Enneper, Joan Lloyd) LaFave, Judy (Russell) Razmus, Roy (Patricia) Enneper, 38 grandchildren and 29 great grandchildren, a sister Dorothy Bosserman and 2 brothers, Walter (Lois) Keller and Earl Keller. Florence was preceded in death by her husband Walter, her parents John and Adelia, her step mother Laura, a sister Ruth, 3 brothers, Rueben, Lester and Howard, a granddaughter Carrie, a great grandson Troy, and other in-laws. Funeral service will be held on Saturday, October 14, 2017 at 5:30 P.M. at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion. Burial will be in the Brillion Community Cemetery. Visitation will take place at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion on Saturday from, 2:00 P.M. until the time of service. A memorial fund has been established in Florence's name. Online condolences may be made at www.wieting-funeralhome.com The Enneper family would like to thank the entire staff at Brillion West Haven and Heartland Hospice for all their loving care shown to Mom these past few years. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 12, 2017 | Keller, Florence Anita (I148963)
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| 40665 | Florence Ann Eldred, age 87, of 810 Memorial Drive Chilton, died on Monday March 21, 2005 at the Chilton Care Center. She was born on September 15, 1917 in Hilbert daughter of the late Joseph and Sarah (Olsen) Jost. She married Ward Eldred on May 2, 1936 in Hilbert. He preceded her in death on July 16, 1981. She and her husband farmed in the Town of Woodville. She is survived by 4 children; Marilyn Dorn of Hilbert, Dennis (Sharon) Eldred of Chilton, Linda (Dan) Loewe of Stockbridge, Michael (Julie) Eldred of Dale, a daughter-in-law; Nancy Eldred-Dudek of Menasha, 12 grandchildren; 14 great-grandchildren; 1 great great-grandchild, and 3 sisters; Bernice Schuessler, Diane Prusynski, and Gertrude (Dennis) Ellierson. She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; a son; Franklin J. Eldred, a son-in-law; Francis Dorn, a daughter-in-law; Juanita Eldred, and 3 brothers; Edward, Jerome, and Lawrence Jost. Funeral Services will be at 11:30 AM on Thursday March 24, 2005 at Wieting Family Funeral Home, 411 W. Main St. Chilton, with the Rev. Rallen Stencil officiating. Burial of her cremains will follow the service in the Hillside Cemetery in Chilton. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday from 10 AM until the time of service. | Jost, Florence (I149314)
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| 40666 | Florence Baker Maiden Name: Kranzusch Spouse: Franklin Baker Birth date not known. Died: March 4, 1928 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 5, 1928 Section: Page: 15 Type: DN Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: Appleton, WI Notes age 35 | Kranzusch, Florence (I335310)
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| 40667 | Florence Buchberger, age 91, passed away surrounded by her family on August 31, 2014. She was born on February 15, 1923 to the late Jake and Margaret (Mueller) Kuepper in the town of Harrison on the Kuepper homestead, which was established in 1881. Between milking and feeding cows she attended the Beecher School, a one-room schoolhouse in the town of Harrison, and went on to graduate from Holy Angels Darboy and Menasha High School. Florence celebrated 64 years of marriage with Bernard Buchberger, whom she married on July 4, 1942. Together they enjoyed road trips, playing cards with the neighbors and Bernie was instrumental in facilitating the craft classes Florence taught as he carved all the wood. Florence and Bernie had four children: Keith (Mary Jo), Neil (Susan), Scott (Valarie) and Lisa (Jeff) Kowalski. Raising four children wasn't enough activity She was a Girl Scout Leader and volunteered for Holy Name, St. Vincent de Paul for over 15 years, and taught craft classes at Kimberly High School for 31 years. She was the proud recipient of an Instructional Excellence award from Fox Valley Technical College on April 29, 2014. She also belonged to the Kimberly Homemakers, and the American Legion Axillary Post #60. Florence was very active in the lives of her 10 grandchildren: Bryan Bradley, Anne (Pete) Young, Luke (Jamie) Buchberger, Jaime (Ed) Potopinski, Jessie (Alan) Stein, Jodey (fiance Bob Stocks), Donya (Ryan) Randerson, Andy Buchberger, Katie Kowalski, and Kelli (Peter) Timinski. Florence enjoyed teaching them how to sew, play rummy, attended innumerable ball games and hosted many sleep overs, much to Bernie's chagrin. She enjoyed every minute of time spent with her grandchildren. Florence was also fortunate to enjoy eight great-grandchildren: Amelia, Braden, Mason and Riley Stein, Adella and Leopold Young, Charlie Mae Buchberger and Raegen Randerson. They were all precious and special to her. Florence is survived by many family members including sister: Jermayne Wittman; sister-in-laws: Kay (Bob) Corbeille, Theresa and Sandy Buchberger; godchildren: JoAnne Ashauer, John Buchberger, and Lori Van Dyke. Special mention should be given to the entire Kuepper clan, Nancy Gloudeman, who was like a second daughter to Florence, and Joyce Haen. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Bernard Buchberger; brother, Jerome Kuepper; sister-in-law, Evelyn Kuepper; and brother-in-law, Herbert Wittman. The memorial mass for Florence will be held at 5:00 PM on Friday, September 5, 2014, at HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH-KIMBERLY CAMPUS. Visitation will be held from 3:00 PM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in her name. Florence touched the lives of all those she came in contact with. She never turned down an opportunity to help others and never said no to a favor asked. Her generosity and kindness were pervasive and evident in her motto "kill 'em with kindness". Though Florence may best be remembered by her chocolate chip cookies. | Kuepper, Florence (I169520)
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| 40668 | Florence Buckstaff Ada Lyng Griswold | Griswold, Florence (I334965)
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| 40669 | FLORENCE C BISELX Request Information (SS-5) SSN 393-01-7580 Residence: 54115 De Pere, Brown, WI Born 29 Apr 1908 Last Benefit: Died 15 Oct 1989 Issued: WI | Coenen, Florence (I48348)
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| 40670 | Florence C. Kipke, 76, Ashwaubenon, passed away Thursday, January 2, 2014 at a local nursing home. She was born October 4, 1937 to the late Frank and Marie (Knopp) Beyer in Shiocton. Florence had been employed at Shiocton Kraut, Bay Area Towel in Neenah, Sears, Humana and retired in 2003 from AMS/United Health. She especially enjoyed traveling with her husband. She is survived by her husband, Roy; one son, Steve of Green Bay; one daughter, Kathy (Dan) Brunet of Green Bay; three grandchildren, Ryan Kipke and Wesley and Ryan Brunet; one sister, Shirley (Art) Beschta; nieces, nephew, other relatives and friends. Florence was preceded in death by three brothers, Raymond Beyer, Kenneth Beyer and Harlan Beyer. Visitation will be held Monday, January 6, from 4 to 7 pm at Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church, 2270 South Oneida Street where a parish wake service will take place at 6:30 pm. Visitation will continue Tuesday, January 7, from 10 to 11 am at Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Church where the Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 11 am with the Rev. John Harper officiating. Entombment will be at Allouez Catholic Mausoleum. Online condolences may be expressed at www.lyndahl.com. The family would like to thank Heartland Hospice and the entire Reflection Unit staff at San Luis Medical Center for all of their care and concern for Florence. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Jan. 4 to Jan. 6, 2014 | Beyer, Florence (I117997)
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| 40671 | Florence C. Wierschke, 106, Greenleaf, WI, entered her eternal rest on August 17, 2012, at Rennes Nursing Home, De Pere, WI. Florence was born on December 28, 1905, in Wrightstown, WI, to the late Charles (Herman) and Pauline Kussow (Erdman). Florence was baptized and confirmed at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in Wrightstown. She married Elmer C. Wierschke, Greenleaf, WI, on November 5, 1927, and had three children. She was an active, life-long member of St. John where she played organ, sang in the church choir and served with the Ladies Aid Society. Playing piano was her special talent, having begun when she was about ten years old. Before marriage, she held several jobs in the village of Wrightstown. She worked at the Fox River Dairy Cheese Factory and at a grocery store. She even commuted by trolley car to work at a grocery store in Kaukauna. After marrying and moving the Wierschke family dairy farm, just east of Wrightstown, it was not unusual for her to be in the field shocking grain bundles or milking cows in the barn. All this was in addition to baking and other homemaker duties. Although her passing leaves relatives and acquaintances with earthly sorrow, we now rejoice with her that she has at last attained the full measure of her greatest desire - to see her Lord and Savior face to face in her eternal home. She leaves behind two sons: Kenneth, Greenleaf; and Dale, Bellevue; one brother, Vernon E. Kussow; six grandchildren: Stephen (Janet), Wrightstown, Michael, Green Bay; Kristin (Jeff) Demmin, Algoma; Pastor David (Lisa), Caledonia, WI; Jonathan (Sharon), Mill Creek, WA; and Elizabeth (Pastor Nathan) Strutz, Verona, WI; twelve great-grandchildren: Alicia (Eric) Ulm, Milwaukee; Jolene Wierschke, Madison, WI; Aaron Wierschke, Greenleaf, WI; Taylor and Jordan Demmin, Algoma; Elinor, Meghan and Claire Wierschke, Caledonia, WI; Leah and Lauren Wierschke, Mill Creek, WA; and Caleb and Elijah Strutz, Verona, WI. She was preceded in death by her parents; one brother, Alfred W.H. Kussow; one daughter, Dawn Wierschke; and two daughters-in-law, Marilyn (Kenneth) Wierschke and Evelyn (Dale) Wierschke. Florence's victory celebration and Christian funeral will be held at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, Wrightstown, WI on Monday, August 20, 2012, at 11:00 a.m. Visitation will be held at the church from 9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. The service will be conducted by Pastor Matthew Vik and Pastor David Wierschke, preaching. Pastor Nathan Strutz will officiate the interment at St. John Cemetery in Wrightstown, following the service. Cotter Funeral Home, De Pere, is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established. The family thanks the entire staff at Rennes Nursing Home, De Pere, where Florence was a resident for four years. We have been amazed and overwhelmed by the affection and consideration given to both Florence and family members and visitors by all who cared for her needs during her residency there. Thanks also to Dr. Timothy Fagre, Aurora Health Center, for his compassionate care during her final years. Special thanks also to Dr. Roderick L. Meves, Bellin Health Family Medical Center, De Pere East, for his compassion, counsel and advice in serving Florence in her later years prior to her residency at Rennes. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 18 to August 19, 2012 | Kussow, Florence (I323009)
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| 40672 | Florence D. Boyea, 84, De Pere, went to eternal rest on Thursday, June 9, 2005. Florence was born to the late Frank and Lena (Albers) Coenen on Aug. 16, 1920, and live in the De Pere area her entire life. She married the late Steven (Sam) Boyea on June 27, 1946, at St. Boniface Church in De Pere. He preceded her in death Feb. 12, 1988. Sam and Florence farmed in the Town of Lawrence from 1946 to 1956. They then moved into the City of De Pere close to V.F.W. Park. Florence worked at West De Pere High School in the Custodial Department for 25 years. Her interests included attending daily Mass at Old St. Joseph Church, gardening, playing softball and volleyball years ago and bowling. Florence bowled in her league two days before her illness. Florence was very active in volunteer work, including refunding at St. Boniface Church and working for funeral dinners at St. Boniface and Our Lady of Lourdes Church for many years. Survivors include her two sons, David and his special friend, Janice Loehlein and Steve and Julie Boyea and their two children, Brian and Kelsey; Florence's daughter, Barbara (James) Heuvelmans and her son, Tom O'Connell Jr. Florence is also survived by one great-grandson, Ryan O'Connell. Other survivors include brothers, Louie (Millie) Coenen, Herb (Beattie) Coenen, Francis (Fritz) Coenen and Clarence Coenen; sisters include Helen (Norb) Achten and Rosemary (Joe) Bartels; and one brother-in-law, Gerald Bloemer. | Coenen, Florence (I133593)
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| 40673 | Florence D. Moriarty, age 97, of Appleton, passed away peacefully after a brief illness on November 27, 2017, at Brewster Village. Florence was born in Brillion on December 18, 1919, daughter of the late Edward and Delia (Huebner) Broehm. She married Walter Moriarty on June 17, 1944. They were married 57 years before his passing in 2001. Florence loved her family and making a home for them. She enjoyed cooking, gardening, reading, needlework, home décor and her beloved little dog, Muffit. She loved her jobs at Mary Lester Fabrics and Kohl's Department Store. Florence enjoyed working with people in her sales positions and many people came to know her over the years. After retirement, she and Walter spent many summers at their trailer at Casey Lake Campground in Waupaca, where they had many good friends. Florence also belonged to a quilters group and a golf league. Florence is survived by her daughters: Karen (Michael) Fox of Tequesta, Florida, and Jean (Dan) Morey of Sherwood, Wisconsin. She is further survived by her grandchildren: Steve (Pam) Sowatzka of Appleton, Sarah (Scott) Moriarty-Rothell of Lindenhurst, Illinois, and Brian Sowatzka of Oshkosh; as well as her great grandchildren: Avriel Sowatzka and Ethan Moriarty. She was preceded in death by her husband, parents and siblings. The funeral service for Florence will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Friday, December 1, 2017, at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, 537 N Superior St., Appleton. A time of visitation will be held from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. A special thanks to the outstanding staff at Brewster Village, where Florence spent the last three years of her life. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 30, 2017 | Broehm, Florence (I343396)
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| 40674 | Florence died in April 1983. That's per SSDI. She was living in Los Angeles, but I haven't been able to located a death certificate, so I think she may have been elsewhere when she died. I lived with her until I was about 5, after my father left my mother. My mother got custody in 1965. Florence's second husband, Enrico "Hank" Marino, built a bowling alley in Santa Monica in 1940, and he spent his summers there. After I moved to LA to live with my mother, Hank retired and they moved to Santa Monica permanently. They later lived in Orange County. They were living in Orange when Hank died in 1976. I know for sure she was alive in 1977 because she wanted to buy me a car when I turned 16, but my mom nixed the idea. So the other Florence Connelly Campbells were not her. For as long as I knew her she went by Florence C. Marino. I'm not sure when they married. | Connelly, Florence (I16286)
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| 40675 | Florence Doehling 5/16/1980 Post Crescent 5/18/1980 F 2 | Doehling, Florence (I169488)
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| 40676 | Florence Draheim, 94, of Sunset Apartments, New Ulm, died Monday, June 15, 2009, at the New Ulm Medical Center in New Ulm. Funeral service will be at 3 p.m. Thursday, June 18, 2009, at the St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in New Ulm with Pastor Timothy Smith officiating. Visitation will be 1 - 3 p.m. Thursday at the church. The Minnesota Valley Funeral Home in New Ulm is in charge of the arrangements. A second service will be 11 a.m. Saturday, June 20, 2009, at the Trinity Lutheran Church in Brillion, Wisconsin, with burial in the church cemetery. Pastor Ronald Ash will officiate. Visitation will be 6 - 8 p.m. Friday at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion and will continue for one hour prior to the time of service at church on Saturday. To leave online condolences or to sign the guest book go to www.mvfh.org. Florence Augusta Steinbach Draheim was born on May 5, 1915, in Forest Junction, Calumet County, Wisconsin, to John F. and Augusta Gaetsch Steinbach. In 1930, Florence was baptized and then confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church of Brillion, Wisconsin, in the same confirmation class as Orman Draheim. She graduated from Brillion High School, Class of 1933. In 1938, Florence married Orman Draheim at Trinity Lutheran Church, Brillion. Orman and Florence worked together on their dairy farm almost all of their working life, first in Collins and then in rural Brillion. In retirement, they lived on S. Francis St. in Brillion, and on Waldo Blvd. in Manitowoc, WI. Orman died in 1995 and in 1999 Florence moved to New Ulm, MN. Florence is survived by her two daughters: Audrey (Doug) Pedersen of Edgewood, WA; and Edith (Richard) Ash of New Ulm, MN. She was blessed with eight grandchildren and a foster grandchild: Jamie (Eric) Pedersen, Seattle, WA, and Kari Pedersen Kirk, Bay Pines, FL; Allen (Virginia) Ash of Bonney Lake, WA; Nathan (Michelle) Ash, Highlands Ranch, CO; Mike (Tina) Ash, San Diego, CA; Amy (Billy) Friess, Waukesha, WI; Richie (Cristin) Ash, Brian Ash of Sun Prairie, WI; and Margo (Scott) Meier of Menomonee Falls, WI. Florence was blessed after age 90 with ten great- grandchildren: Trygve Pedersen, Jayden Ash, Nicholas and Amanda Ash, Julia and Ethan Ash, Lucy and Ruby Friess, Thornton and Finley Ash, and Heather and Courtney Meier. She is also survived by her brother-in-law and sister-in-law, Otto and Dorothy Rusch, Washburn, WI, nieces, nephews, and cousins. She was preceded in death by her husband, Orman Draheim and infant daughter, Trudy; and her parents, John and Augusta Steinbach; two brothers, Edgar and Kenneth Steinbach; and sisters-in-law: Dorothea Steinbach, Elleanore LaFleur, and Vema Rusch; brothers-in-law, Cyril LaFleur and Roy Rusch. Florence enjoyed gardening, crocheting, playing cards, and spending time with family and friends. She will be missed by many loving family members and friends, but she is enjoying the joys of heaven with Jesus. Minnesota Valley Funeral Home 218 North Broadway P.O. Box 393 New Ulm, MN 56073 507-354-2312 | Steinbach, Florence Augusta (I194159)
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| 40677 | Florence E VanderBloemen 1/14/1906 11/13/2001 Oconto County Reporter | Vanderbloemen, Florence E. (I131537)
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| 40678 | Florence E. Conard, 92, Green Bay, passed away Wednesday, Sept. 19, 2007. Florence was born Jan. 11, 1915, in De Pere, the daughter of the late Henry and Antoinette (Wagonmaker) DeValk. She married Norman Conard, June 19, 1934 and he preceded her in death May 8, 1996. Florence was a member of St. Bernard Parish and the altar society. She loved golfing and spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Survivors include one son, Norman (Alice) Conard, De Pere; one daughter, Sharon Conard, Green Bay; five grandchildren, Steve (Betty Ann) Conard, Montana; Annette (Tom) Luedtke, Nebraska; Kevin Conard, Minnesota; Bruce Conard, Wisconsin; Jon (Elizabeth) Conard, Georgia; five great-grandchildren, Alexander Luedtke, Madalyn Luedtke, Jacquelyn Luedtke, Jocelyn Luedtke, Jonathan Conard; one brother, Edward DeValk, Milwaukee; two sisters, Lillian DeValk, Milwaukee; and Margaret DeValk, Green Bay; many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Besides her parents and husband, Florence was preceded in death by three brothers and two sisters. Friends may call at the Proko-Wall Funeral Home & Crematory, 1630 E. Mason St. on Friday, Sept. 21, 2007, from 4 to 8 p.m. Parish wake service 7 p.m. Friday at the funeral home. Visitation will continue from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services on Saturday at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 2040 Hillside Lane. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the church with Rev. David Pleier officiating. Entombment in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum, Bay Settlement. Online condolences may be expressed at www.prokowall.com . | DeValk, Florence E. (I32340)
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| 40679 | Florence Elizabeth Galkowski, 85, Wrightstown, passed away Monday, July 19, 2010. She was born July 14, 1925, in Wrightstown, daughter of the late Fredrick and Angeline (Schampers) Baeten. She married Casimer Galkowski on Nov. 14, 1946, at St. Paul Catholic Church, Wrightstown, and he preceded her in death on Jan. 15, 1984. She enjoyed crocheting and was a great cribbage player. Florence was a proud member of the Wrightstown American Legion Auxiliary. She will be deeply missed by her two daughters, Nancy (Cyril) Leick, and their children, Dan (Tracy) Leick, and Bonnie (Craig) Micke; Linda (Paul) Haen and their children: Brian (Jennifer) Haen, Ben Haen, and Mark (Janet) Haen; four great-grandchildren (two on the way), Dillan and Rachel, and Lauren and Megan; a sister, Theresa (Marvin) Cootway; a brother, Melvin (Beaty) Baeten; two sisters-in-law, Lilly Golonka and Ann Galkowski; and numerous nieces and nephews. Family and friends may call Thursday, July 22, 2010, from 9:30 a.m. until the hour of Mass at St. Clare Parish-St. Paul Site, Wrightstown. Memorial Mass will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at church, with Fr. Dennis Bergsbaken officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Cotter Funeral Home, Wrightstown, is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. The family extends a warm thank you to AMC staff and Cherry Meadow Hospice for their wonderful care. | Baeten, Florence (I58730)
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| 40680 | Florence Emma Scharmann, age 101, died peacefully on Monday, November 28, 2011 at St. Elizabeth Hospital with her family at her side. Florence was born on September 6, 1910 in the town of Center. She was the daughter of the late Fred and Elsie (Ahrens) Plamann. She was a caring and loving mother who was always ready to help out when she could. Florence was a member of First English Lutheran Church of Appleton for almost 62 years and was a member of the quilting club of the church. Florence worked in the kitchen at the Forester and the Columbus Club for a number of years to help out when she could as well. She enjoyed sewing, mending feeding her birds and working in her flower gardens. Florence is survived by a daughter, Donna (John) Kettleson, Fremont; a son, Richard (Janis) Scharmann, Shiocton; 10 grandchildren, Chuck (Sherry) Kettleson, Sharon (Joe) Rupiper, Daniel (Mary) Kettleson, Vicky (Randy) Muthig, Tom (Shelley) Kettleson, Becky (Josh) Gerndt, Todd Scharmann, Tammy (Ron) Volkman, Ty Scharmann, Tracy Scharmann and her fiancé Todd Oskey, 15 great-grandchildren, and five great-great-grandchildren, a brother, Herbert (Eva) Plamann, Appleton; three sisters-in-law, Leona Plamann, Maxine Plamann, both of Appleton and Vivian Plamann, AZ; Florence was preceded in death by her husband, Emil in 1985, two grandchildren, Timothy Kettleson in 1978, and Mary Kettleson in 1984, a great-grandson, Riley Guyette, three sisters, Mildred Captain, Irma Glawe and Lucille Brower, four brothers, Merrill, Melvin, Emerald and Les Plamann, and two brothers-in-law, Orville and Wilbur Scharmann. The funeral service for Florence will be held 11 am Friday, December 2, 2011 at First English Lutheran Church, 326 E. North Street, Appleton, with Rev. Mary Bauer officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Florence's family will receive relatives and friends at the church on Friday from 9:30 am until the hour of service. A memorial fund is being established in Florence's name. 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 November 30, 2011 | Plamann, Florence (I180312)
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| 40681 | Florence F. (Seif) Siewert, Appleton, age 86, passed away at Appleton Health Care Center on Thursday, July 30, 2009. She was born in Hortonville on December 6, 1922, the daughter of the late Joseph and Elizabeth (Habel) Seif. Florence graduated from Hortonville High School in 1941. On August 1, 1942, she married her husband of 49 years, Howard Siewert. He preceded her in death in 1991. Flo, as she was known to many, worked for Zaugs in the lunch program at Appleton Public Schools, from 1965 until her retirement in 1996, 25 of those years at Appleton East. Many summers were spent working at the War Birds Cafe at E.A.A. Florence loved to dance, travel, and shop. Her grandchildren will always remember shopping trips with Grandma and going out to lunch. Holidays with her family were very special to Florence, especially Christmas. Florence is survived by two sons: Terry (Carmen) Siewert and Randy (Carol) Siewert, both of Appleton; six grandchildren: Scott (Carrie) Siewert, Deanna Siewert, Heather (Paul) Mueller, Jason Siewert, Jennifer (Pat) Salm and Travis (fiance, Miranda Lyman) Siewert; four great-grandchildren: Joshua and Allison Siewert, and Ben and Cody Mueller; brother, Claude Seif; two sisters-in-law: Mary and Ellie Seif; very special friend, Louise Roy; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband Howard; her parents; four brothers: Earl, Nolan, Melvin and Joe; three sisters: Madlyn (Harry) Redzinski, Louise (Al) Wuyts and Bernice (Kenneth) Cottreill. The funeral liturgy will be at 11 a.m. on Monday, August 3, 2009, at ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, 500 W. Marquette St., Appleton, with Fr. Thomas J. Farrell officiating. Friends will be received at the church on Monday from 9 a.m. until the time of the liturgy. Burial will be in Appleton Highland Memorial Park. The family extends a special thank you to the staffs at Fresenius Dialysis Services, Appleton Retirement Community and Appleton Health Care Center. A memorial fund in Florence's name is being established. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Seif, Florence (I143551)
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| 40682 | Florence F. Dunsirn, age 103, passed away on Thursday, August 16, 2012, with her family by her side. She was born on October 15, 1908, in Black Creek, WI; the daughter of the late Henry and Anna (Krueger) Staedt Sr. She was baptized in faith on November 22, 1908, and then confirmed in her faith on May 14, 1922. Florence was united in marriage to Floyd J. Dunsirn on August 31, 1929, in Menominee, Michigan. She was a lifelong member at Zion Lutheran Church. Florence enjoyed crafting and her flower gardens. Florence is survived by her two children, Nancy (Richard) Kohnert, Wauwatosa, and James (Sandra) Dunsirn, Appleton; seven grandchildren, James Kohnert, Laurie (Ron) DeHart, John (Jennifer Martin) Kohnert, Michael (Jenny) Kohnert, Melissa Kohnert, James Dunsirn II, Vicki (Paul) Jungen; 17 great-grandchildren; one sister, Marian Spiegelberg, two sister-in-laws, Lucille Dunsirn and Lola Dunsirn. Florence is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Floyd, two sisters, Selma Selig and Ida Kuchenbecker, three brothers, Harold, Henry and John Staedt, she is further preceded by many brother and sister-in-laws. Funeral Services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, August 20, 2012, at Zion Lutheran Church, 912 North Oneida St, Appleton; with Rev. Ron Nielsen officiating. Friends and family may call at the Church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Entombment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. Online Condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com The family would like to give a heartfelt thank you to Bright Star, Theda Care Hospice and all their staff for their wonderful care, comfort and support that they all gave our mother. Your kindness will never be forgotten. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 17 to August 19, 2012 | Staedt, Florence (I163732)
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| 40683 | Florence Felauer 2/17/1921 6/6/2001 Post Crescent 6/8/2001 C 4 | Felauer, Florence Adely (I46572)
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| 40684 | Florence Fiske, age 95, passed away at Matthews Care Center in Appleton on Sunday morning, June 23, 2013. Flossie was born in Ellington on December 15, 1917, daughter of the late William and Anna (Schilling) Breitrick. She attended the Hortonville High School, and later was married to Jack Fiske. Jack preceded her in death in 1951. Over the years, Flossie enjoyed caring for her family, spending time with her grandchildren, and baking sweet treats to share with them and others. She is survived by two children: Sam (Doris) Fiske of Pine River and Judy ( (Darrell Sommers) Wallerman of Appleton; a granddaughter: Tracy (Gary) Arnett of Colorado and their son Finnley. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband Jack, a grandson William Wallerman, a sister Alice (Carlton) Jennerjohn, and brothers Lauren (Neva), Irving (Emaline), Emery (Adeline), Dayton, and Calvin (Helen) Breitrick. The funeral service for Flossie will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, June 27, 2013 at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street, with Rev. Patricia Knutson officiating. Interment will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday morning from 9:30 AM until the time of the service. The family would like to offer their thanks to the staff at Matthews Senior Living of Appleton and to the caregivers from Heartland Hospice. We will never forget all that you have done to make our mom comfortable; thank you so much for your kindness. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from June 24 to June 25, 2013 | Breitrick, Florence (I159814)
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| 40685 | Florence G. Petersen, age 90, passed away on Friday, August 5, 2011, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. Florence was born on October 9, 1920, in Neenah, daughter of the late John and Rose (Verkuilen) Schreiber. On September 17, 1938, Florence was united in marriage to Vernon E. Petersen and they had celebrated 60 years together until his passing on December 23, 1998. She enjoyed watching the Packers every Sunday. She loved gardening and had many flowers. Florence will be missed by her loving children: Patricia (Larry) Nelson, Gail (Dan) Sanderfoot, Richard (Jean) Petersen, Thomas (Cathy) Petersen, Colleen (Richard) Lee, Susan (Alex) Strange, Edward Petersen; 16 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; a brother-in-law, Wilmarth Thayer; and other relatives and friends. She was also preceded in death, by three sisters: Lucille Reimer, Elizabeth Schommer, Ruth Maciejewski; a brother, Kenneth Schreiber; sister-in-law, Eleanor Thayer; and a brother-in-law, Arthur (Irene) Petersen. A Funeral Mass will be held at 11:00 am on Monday, August 8, 2011, at St. Mary Catholic Church, 528 Second Street, Menasha, with Fr. Paul Paider officiating. Visitation will be held from 9:30 am until the hour of the service at the church. Interment will take place in St. Mary Cemetery, Town of Menasha. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. The family would like to extend a very special thank you to all of the staff at Valley VNA for all of the loving care and companionship. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 Sign the guest book and light a candle at: www.martens-laemmrichfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 6, 2011 | Schreiber, Florence G. (I187240)
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| 40686 | Florence G. Poppe, Little Chute, age 92, died peacefully Wednesday, March 9, 2016 at St. Paul Home, with her family at her side. She was born in Little Chute on May 11, 1923 to the late William and Anna (Dercks) Hammen. Florence married Ed Poppe at St. John Church in Little Chute on September 12, 1944. He preceded her in death on March 17, 2002, after 57 years of marriage. Florence loved to cook and often shared her treats. In her younger years, she enjoyed catering with Grandma Hammen. She was a lifelong member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church and also belonged to the Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258 Ladies Auxiliary. Florence was a wonderful wife, mom, grandma, sister and friend. Her family was her pride and joy. Grandma Flo was a social butterfly and brightened the days of all she met. Florence loved to shop, play bingo and cards and shake dice. She had a great sense of humor and could always be counted on for a good joke. Florence is survived by her children: Vicky (Butch) Van Asten of Wabeno; Pat (Ken) VandenBurgt of Little Chute; Bill (Sandi) Poppe of Little Chute; and Christy (Judd) Schommer of Little Chute; grandchildren: Kim (Ken) Newhouse, Scott (special friend Melissa) Van Asten, Doug (Amy) Van Asten, Brian (Anita) VandenBurgt, Cindy (Kurt) Hietpas, Shelly (Chad) Laing, Sarah (Tim) Verhagen, Kelly (Andy) Hermus, Kara (Josh) Sprangers, David (Ashley) Poppe, Amie (Joe) Fischer, Matt (Megan) Schommer, Kayla (Jake) Locy and Rhea Schommer; great grandchildren: Kyle, Kevin, Mari, Mason Makaley, Max, Kennedy, Kade, Allison, Brianna, Courtney, Connor, Charlie, Katie, Jacob, Trevor, Tyler, Lucas, Ava, Emily, Henry, Finn and Quinn; siblings: Doris Vosters, Billy (Ike) Hammen, Jim (Alice) Hammen, Joan (Ken) Driessen and Bob (Jan) Hammen; and sister-in-law: June Poppe. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents and her husband Ed, Florence was preceded in death by her sister's husband, Butch Vosters; brothers: Maurice (Marie), Ambrose (Ceil), Ernest (Eunie) and Izzy (Helen) Hammen; sisters: Agnes (Ed) Schuler, Gerry (Fritz) Keyzers and Ria (Paul) Balgie; father and mother-in-law: Joseph and Hortense Poppe; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Al (Martha), Frank and Amedee Poppe, Mary (Sylvan) Williamson and Ann (Rich) Buechler. Visitation will be held Monday, March 14, 2016 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 2:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The Poppe Family would like to thank all of Flo's family and friends for the love they gave to her that she so happily returned. They would also like to thank the staff at the St. Paul Villa and Home for the excellent care she received. Thanks for being the best mom in the world. We will miss you! Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Mar. 11 to Mar. 12, 2016 | Hammen, Florence (I35435)
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| 40687 | Florence G. Willemsen, 97, of Walworth, Wisconsin, passed away peacefully at her home on January 30, 2009. She was born on March 19, 1911, in West De Pere, WI, the daughter of John and Ann (Peters) Kersten. She married Henry A. Willemsen on January 2, 1935, in West De Pere, WI; he preceded her in death on November 4, 1985. Florence was a member of Saint Benedict Catholic Church in Fontana, WI. She is survived by two daughters, Jeannine (Al) Reynolds of Lewisville, TX, and Joyce (Jim) Bethke of Walworth; two sons, Peter (Kathy) Willemsen and Roger (Donna) Willemsen, both of Delavan; 19 grandchildren; 32 great-grandchildren; and seven great-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by two sisters, Leona Brozyna and Helen Paape; and two brothers, Raphael and Norbert.(published in the Janesville Wisconsin Gazette Monday Feb. 2, 2009 Name of Deceased: [Florence G. Sanders] Gender: Age at Death: Death Date: Obituary Date: Newspaper Title: Newspaper Location: Birth Date: Residence (at time of death): Spouse's Name: Parents' Names: Father's name: Childrens' Names: Siblings' Names: Marriage Date: Marriage Location: Number of Grandchildren: Number of Great-grandchildren: | Kersten, Florence (I63437)
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| 40688 | Florence Gatlin James H Reisman Morris Phillip Clyde Walters Nathan Katter Edward Ruelberg Matt Pauli | Pauli, Matthew (I199293)
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| 40689 | Florence H. (Spierings) Meinhardt, 87, Appleton, crossed over to Heaven, with the help of her Angels on July 15, 2012 at a local nursing home. Florence was born on April 14, 1925 in Vandenbroeck WI to the late Henry and Nellie (Lamers) Spierings. On May 22, 1948 she married Leroy Meinhardt and they enjoyed over 64 years together. On her life's journey she was a waitress, worked in the kitchen at Lawrence University, was a Boy Scout Leader and a member of the VFW Women's Auxiliary and a Women's Bowling League for over 30 years, often scoring 200 or more. She was a loving mother who made our house a home with her warmth. Her greatest happiness came from baking, celebrating all the holidays, time with friends and family, being outside and lending a hand wherever needed. In her later years, her lifelong joy of singing and dancing brought happiness to many hearts and brightened many days. She is survived by her husband Leroy, children Nancy (Daryl) Recker, Judy (Allen) Sigmund and David Meinhardt, grandchildren, Aaron (special friend Niki), Britney and Wylee, daughter-in-law Wendy Meinhardt as well as many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, granddaughter Krystal and 4 sisters. A celebration of Florence's life will be held on Thursday from 3-7 pm at Valley Funeral Home in Appleton. Memorial Service at the funeral home at 7:00 pm. We wish to thank all the care givers at Colony Oaks for all the kindness and care they gave to Florence. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 18, 2012 | Spierings, Florence (I186520)
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| 40690 | Florence H. Garvey Greenville Florence Helen Garvey, age 90, formerly of rural De Pere passed away peacefully with family members at her side at Living Tree Estates in Greenville on Friday March 20, 2009. She was born June 8, 1918 in Stenen, Saskatchewan, Canada, daughter of the late Patrick and Theresa (Fischer) Wallace. Florence was well traveled in her early years; first residing in Canada where the family owned and operated a wheat farm. When she was five years old the family moved westward. Florence arrived in the United States by ship arriving in Portland Oregon in 1923. The family then traveled on to California where her father owned and operated an orange grove. She told us many stories of playing in the orange trees with her siblings and of excursions to the nearby Pacific Ocean. They later moved to Wisconsin where her father was a cheese maker in the Town of Freedom at Murphy's Corners. She graduated from Freedom High School in 1936. Florence married Mike Garvey on February 22, 1938. Together they raised nine children, built their own home and spent their lives dairy farming and raising and nurturing their family. Florence was a wonderful homemaker, her bakery and cooking skills are the family benchmark; she was always called on to bring the baked goods at family gatherings. Florence was a wonderfully patient woman slow to anger and very hard working, and caring for her family was her first priority. Her gardening and canning skills were legendary also; it was always amazing when unexpected guests would call, Florence would soon have a wonderful meal prepared for them as if it appeared out of nowhere, you never left her table hungry. Guests were forbidden to leave without being fed. Florence's survivors include her children Tom (Donna)Garvey of Oneida, Beverly Manning of Bosque Farms NM, Phyllis (Mike) Randerson of Appleton, John Garvey of Roosevelt, AZ , Mary Ellen Patterson of Phoenix AZ. Mark Garvey of Oneida, Michael (Vonnie) Garvey of Freedom and Colleen Garvey of Green Bay. There are 30 grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren and her last remaining sibling Clarence (Delores) Wallace of Appleton. She was preceded in death by her husband Mike, her daughter Barbara Garvey her son in law Arthur Manning, sisters Viola (Henry) Seegers, Irene (Jess) Mason, Regina (Ray) Garvey, Louise Wallace, brothers: Raymond, Eugene, Leo, and Kenneth Wallace. Friends may call at the WICHMAN FUNERAL HOME Tri-County Chapel, 3212 S. Oneida Street, Menasha, from 10:00 AM to Noon on Thursday, March 26, 2009. Following the visitation, a time of fellowship and a luncheon will be held. Entombment will be in Allouez Cemetery Mausoleum in Green Bay. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL 3212 S. Oneida Street Menasha (920) 831-9905 | Wallace, Florence Helen (I51870)
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| 40691 | Florence H. Harris, age 85, passed away Friday, September 10, 2010, at Heartwood Homes in Appleton. She was born on November 1, 1924 in Appleton; daughter of the late Bernard and Harriet (Soeters) Kauth. She was married to Francis T. Butler on May 16, 1946; Francis preceded her in death on June 24, 1970. On September 19, 1980, she was married to Ted Harris and they reaffirmed their vows on August 8, 1990. Florence was once the Treasurer of the Town of Center. She was formerly a member of the Christian Mother's at St. Edward Catholic Church, Mackville, and also volunteered at St. Vincent de Paul. She was very creative and artistic; loved painting, crocheting and knitting and also traveling and spent many winters in Naples, Fla. She is survived by her husband, Ted Harris, Appleton; her children: Rose (Lloyd) Jeske, Appleton; Marie (Peter) Vande Wettering, Appleton; Anne (Bob) Campshure, Weyauwega; Carol (Steve) Wendt, Appleton; Beverly (special friend, James Schmidt) Butler, Appleton; Ray (Janice) Butler, St. Paul, MN; Daniel (Lucy Coppens) Butler, Green Bay; Nancy (Dennis) Beckstrom, Buena Vista, CA; and Ron (special friend, Kathy Behling) Butler, Appleton; stepchildren: Maureen Selzler, Mt. Pleasant, UT; David Harris, Sebastopol, CA; Tom (Debbie) Harris, Black Creek; Jeff (Afsaneh) Harris, Lafayette, CO; Scott Harris, Appleton, and Rob (Julie) Harris, Green Bay; 20 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren and sisters: Frances Boyle and Aurelia Bowers. She was preceded in death by a son, Leonard, a daughter, Jane, grandchildren, Christina, Eric and Philip, foster daughter, Dolly and sisters: Martha, Mildred and Mary Anne. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Wednesday, September 15, 2010, at 11 a.m. at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 1617 W. Pine St., Appleton, with Fr. Dennis Ryan officiating. Family and friends may visit at the church on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of the mass. Entombment will take place in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. A memorial fund is being established in her name. The family would like to say a special thank you to the staffs of Heartwood Homes and Asera Care Hospice for their wonderful care. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Kauth, Florence (I169902)
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| 40692 | Florence H. Hinkens, age 91, passed away at Alten Haus, Neenah, on Friday, August 30, 2013. Florence was born on December 31, 1921, in Appleton, to the late Otto and Linda (Nantke) Landskron. She married Emil Hinkens; he preceded her in death in 1954. Florence is survived by her son, Michael Hinkens. She was a loving wife and mother. Florence was a long-time member of Trinity Lutheran Church, Menasha. Graveside services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, September 5, 2013, at Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to Michael Hinkens, 1014 Claude Street, Menasha 54952 Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on September 1, 2013 | Landskron, Florence H. (I124021)
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| 40693 | Florence H. Lemke, age 84, 821 Vogt Lane, Chilton, died Saturday Jan. 29, 2005, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Appleton. She was born Dec. 31, 1920, in Marathon County a daughter of the late Walter and Olga Ahrenz Jaeger. She attended Kiel Elementary and High School. On June 23, 1945, she married Henry Lemke at St. Peter's United Church of Christ in Kiel. Florence and her husband farmed in the Brillion area until they began working at Tecumseh Engine Products in New Holstein. Florence retired from Tecumseh in 1983. She was a member of Zion Lutheran Church in New Holstein, a member of the Ladies Aid and a former choir member of the church. Survivors include her husband Henry, Chilton; two daughters, Shirley Lemke, Wausau and Diane Diederich, Wausau; and one grandson, Travis Diederich, Oshkosh. She was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers and two sisters. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday Feb. 2, 2005, at Zion Lutheran Church in New Holstein. Rev. John Schenck, the church pastor, will officiate. Entombment will be at Knollwood Mausoleum in Manitowoc. Friends may call at the CHURCH on Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial fund will be established in her name. The Sippel Funeral Home in New Holstein is assisting the family. | Jaeger, Florence (I204984)
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| 40694 | Florence H. Van Zummeren, Appleton, age 89, passed away on Sunday morning, February 11, 2007, at her daughter's home. She was born on June 9, 1917, in Appleton to the late Edward and Elizabeth (Kitzinger) Pleier. On October 24, 1938, she married Irving Van Zummeren and they shared 50 wonderful years before he preceded her in death on December 26, 1988. Florence was employed one time at Zwicker Knitting Mill and Tastee Bakery. She was a member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. Florence enjoyed reading, playing cards, especially beating Chuck at Sheepshead, Friday Night Fish Fries at the Legion Club or Darboy Club with the ladies, feeding chipmunks up north, boating and fishing with her husband Irv during what she called, "The Good Years." She will be sadly missed by her children: Alice (Terry) Grogan, Manitowoc; Jean (Dan) Eggert, Alamogordo, NM; Mary Lou (Dennis) Vice, Appleton; Peg (Chuck) Monn, Appleton; Joe (Pat) Van Zummeren, Waupaca; Dave (Olivia) Van Zummeren, Appleton; Jim (Pat) Van Zummeren, Stafford, VA; Irv (Maggi) Van Zummeren, Swansea, IL; 24 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. She is further survived by her sisters: Lorraine Hermsen, Green Bay; Esther Schnese, Kimberly; sister-in-law, Bess Pleier, Appleton; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents and her beloved husband, Irv, she was preceded in death by her brother, Norman Pleier; sister and brother-in-law, Marie (Ken) Day; brother-in-law Marvin Schnese. Funeral services for Florence will be held on Wednesday, February 14, 2007, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church (410 West Lawrence Street), with Father Larry Abler officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday, February 13, 2007, (Tonight) from 4 until 8 p.m. and again on Wednesday morning from 9:30 until the time of mass directly at church. Interment will be in St. Mary's Cemetery, Appleton. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 | Pleier, Florence (I127611)
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| 40695 | Florence Hooyman 9/29/1916 5/21/1986 Post Crescent 5/22/1986 D 5 | Hooyman, Florence (I103314)
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| 40696 | Florence Hupf 11 Sep 1913 31 Mar 1988 Beaver Dam, Dodge, Wisconsin | Unknown, Florence (I315968)
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| 40697 | Florence J. Smits 24 May 1910 3 Apr 2004 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | Hockers, Florence (I92753)
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| 40698 | Florence Jansen 7/28/1927 3/9/1963 Post Crescent 3/9/1963 11 | Jansen, Florence A. (I141878)
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| 40699 | Florence Jenerjohn, 83, Little Chute, died Friday, July 6, 2007, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was born Jan. 7, 1924, in Sturgeon Bay, daughter of George and Amanda (Corbisier) Malvitz. Mrs. Jenerjohn is survived by her children, John (Shawn) Green, Daniel (Sandy) Pavlick, James (Lori) Horn, Susan (Frank) Freeman, Robert (Jean) Horn, Richard Horn, Micki Hoefer and Patty Lulloff; 21 grandchildren and numerous great-grandchildren; sisters and brothers, Helena, Bernice, Alvin, Jacky, Bobby and Melvin. Florence was preceded in death by her parents and brothers, Ben, Norman and Sonny. Memorial services will be held at 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 10, 2007, at the Verkuilen Funeral Home with the Rev. Leon Jensen officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 p.m. Tuesday until the time of the service. A memorial has been established. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 | Malvitz, Florence M. (I312426)
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| 40700 | Florence Jenkel 8/7/1915 9/19/2001 Post Crescent 9/21/2001 C 5 | Jenkel, Florence (I185012)
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| 40701 | Florence Jennerjahn Elaine Jennerjahn | Murphy, Florence Susan (I155024)
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| 40702 | Florence Katherine Benzschwel, 80, Hilbert, died on Saturday, March 28, 2009, at her home. She was born on June 12, 1928, in Armstrong Creek, daughter of the late Augusta Fuhrman. She married Robert Benzschwel on June 15, 1948, at St. Mary Catholic Church in Greenleaf. Florence worked as a welder in the shipyards in Sturgeon Bay and was a waitress for Rudy Seljan and Ralph Orth. She also farmed with her husband for 35 years in the Town of Rantoul and did volunteer work for the Salvatorian Center in New Holstein for 22 years. She was a member of St. Mary Parish in Hilbert, the Christian Mothers and the St. John Mission Society. Florence loved spending time with her children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. You could count on Florence to call on your birthday to play Happy Birthday on her harmonica. She loved the annual shopping trip with her girls and never stopped experiencing new things. She got her second wind at age 80 and had her first motorcycle ride, got her ears pierced and learned e-mail. Survivors include the love of her life, Robert "Babe" Benzschwel, Hilbert; her children, Kathie (Nick) Kesler, Hilbert; Carol (Jerome) Popp, Brillion; Robert, Jr. (Penny) Benzschwel, Chilton; Pat (Kerry) Kuehl, Brillion; Jean (Tom) Roehrig, Hilbert; Joan (Steve) Texmunt, Potter; 14 grandchildren; 12 great-grandchildren; her sisters and brothers, Ann Sprangers, New Holstein; Shirley Johnson, Florida; Carol (Bill) Cleveland, Woodruff; Paul (Lil) Fuhrman, Eddie (Jan) Fuhrman and Dick Fuhrman, all of Hazelhurst; Pat (Brenda) Fuhrman, West Bend; and many other relatives and friends. Florence was preceded in death by her mother, Augusta Fuhrman; great-grandmother, Kate Lukaszewski; a sister, Bonnie Haugen; and a granddaughter, Emileen Popp. Mass of Christian burial will be held on Wednesday, April 1, 2009, at 11 a.m. at St. Mary Catholic Church in Hilbert. The Rev. Phillip Dihn Van Thiep will officiate, with cremation to follow. Friends may call at the Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion on Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. with a parish pray service to be held at 7:30 p.m. There will be no visitation on Wednesday before Mass. The family wishes to thank all who shared in this journey with Mom and the entire family. P.S. SMILE, God loves you! And so do we! | Lukaszewski, Florence Katherine (I175326)
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| 40703 | Florence Kranhold 6/1/1902 11/15/1992 Post Crescent 11/16/1992 D 7 | Kranhold, Florence D. (I96027)
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| 40704 | Florence L. Manders, 89, Hobart, passed away peacefully on Saturday morning May 27, 2017. She is now with her loving husband Ambrose R. Manders. Per her wishes private funeral services were held, and she has been laid to rest next to her beloved Ambrose. RYAN FUNERAL HOME, De Pere assisted the family. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 4, 2017 | Bacon, Florence (I97984)
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| 40705 | Florence L. Rusch, age 91, of Seymour, passed away Thursday morning, April 2, 2009, at her home. She was born April 4, 1917, daughter of the late Gerry and Anna (Pautz) Schaumberg. On November 6, 1937, she was united in marriage to Herbert Rusch in Seymour. Herbert preceded her in death on December 11, 1989. Florence enjoyed farming with her husband Herbert. She was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Seymour, Quilters and was a volunteer at Good Shepherd. She helped out at Emmanuel with the funeral luncheons. Florence was a member of Kitchen Cutups Homemaker Club. Survivors include her four sons and daughters-in-law: Jim (Jenelle) Rusch, Seymour; Steve Rusch, Lake Minnetonka, MN; Mark (Sue) Rusch, Seymour; Ted (Bev) Rusch, Seymour; five daughters and sons-in-law: Sheryl (Mike) Van Straten, Shiocton; Diane (Dwayne) Schneekloth, Seymour; Maureen (Ronald) Gowey, Seymour; Cindy (Pete) Mikle, Seymour; Barbara (Steve) Buman, Oneida; 22 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; three sisters: Beatrice Murphy, Appleton; Dorothy (Carlton) Stellmacher, Appleton; Bernice Riehl, Seymour; one brother, Gerald (Gladys) Schaumberg, Seymour; sister-in-law, Elaine Schaumberg, Seymour. She was preceded in death by a son Gerry, daughter-in-law Linda, three sisters: Marie, Vivian and Margaret, and a brother Maynard. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour on Monday, April 6, 2009, from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. Visitation will continue on Tuesday, April 7, 2009, at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour from 10 a.m. until services at 11 a.m. with Pastor Roland Lindeman officiating. Burial in parish cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com. A special thank you to Mom's caregiver Rose and Heartland Hospice, Nathan, Stacy and Crystal. | Schaumberg, Florence (I153890)
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| 40706 | Florence L. Schneidewend, age 83, passed away on Sunday, May 4, 2014 at Theda Clark Medical Center. She was born on August 6, 1930 in Menasha, daughter of the late Alvin and Jennie (Kropidlowski) Dombrowski. Florence graduated from Menasha High School in 1948. On August 13, 1949 she married Leland A. Schneidewend, and the marriage was blessed with six children and 64 wonderful years. Florence worked as a hostess for A.R.A. Vending. She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church in Menasha, where she volunteered her time with the Ladies Aide and for other church functions. Florence loved baking cookies, reading, polka dancing, collecting hummingbirds, eating dinner at Dick and Joan's, and camping back in the day. Above all, Florence's greatest joy was her family. She loved her husband, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren to no end. She will be sadly missed by her loving husband, Leland; her children: Jan (Randy) Dedering, Neenah, Jane (Mike) Stier, Neenah, Eileen (Earl) Patterson, Twin Falls, ID, Leroy (Dawn) Schneidewend, Menasha, Nancy (Jim) McMillan, Sycamore, IL, Sandra (Patrick) Callahan, Neenah; grandchildren: Janell (Dean) Sargent, Scott (Tracy) Dedering, Chad (Jennie) Dedering, Amanda LaFountain, Troy Dedering, Chris Stier, Craig (Carrie) Stier, Corey (Jessica) Stier, Jenni Patterson, John (Bailey) Patterson, Tedd (fiancée Kelly) Schneidewend, Hannah Schneidewend, Ryan McMillan, Matt (fiancée Nicole) McMillan, Austin Callahan, Aaron Callahan; 18 great grandchildren; many sisters- and brothers-in-law; nieces, nephews, and friends. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by two grandchildren: Dana Lee Dedering and Nicholas John Dedering; and sisters: Julie Dombrowski and Lee Kappell. The Funeral Service for Florence will be held on Wednesday, May 7, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church (300 Broad Street, Menasha) with Rev. Steven Billings officiating. Friends will be received at the church on Wednesday from 10:00 a.m. until the hour of service. Entombment will be in Greenlawn Memorial Park, Neenah. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in her name. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences www.westgorfuneralhomes.com A very special thank you to the staffs of Theda Clark 5th floor, and to ThedaCare at Home Hospice for your care and compassion. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 5, 2014 | Dombrowski, Florence (I321146)
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| 40707 | Florence Louise Koll in the U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 Name: Florence Louise Koll [Florence L Remmel] [Florence Koll] [Florence Louise Neubauer] Gender: Female Birth Date: 7 Dec 1906 Birth Place: Milwaukee MI, Wisconsin [Milwaukee MI|] Death Date: Oct 1995 Claim Date: 6 Mar 1969 Father: Theodore Neubauer Mother: Katherine Thomas SSN: 556325768 Type of Claim: Duplicate request; evidence of identity only submitted. Notes: 04 Sep 1980: Name listed as FLORENCE LOUISE KOLL; 03 Mar 1969: Name listed as FLORENCE L REMMEL; 25 Oct 1995: Name listed as FLORENCE L KOLL Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Applications and Claims Index, 1936-2007 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2015. | Neubauer, Florence (I198892)
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| 40708 | Florence M Corbin Nash W Quinlan Harold N Corbin Lavern G Corbin Phillippa F Corbin Evelyn Corbin | Quinlan, Nash W. (I172918)
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| 40709 | FLORENCE M HEIN SSN 505-28-1377 Residence: 68005 Bellevue, Sarpy, NE Born 19 May 1928 Last Benefit: Died Apr 1992 Issued: NE | Cockerill, Florence (I28038)
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| 40710 | Florence M Theisen, age 89, of 2115 Waldo Blvd., Manitowoc, died unexpectedly Monday morning, October 19, 1992 at Holy Family Memorial Medical Center. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, October 21, 1992, 9:30 a.m. at Reinbold Pfeffer Urbanek and Schlei Funeral Home, with Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. at Holy Innocents Catholic Church. The Rev Gerald Foley will officiate with burial to follow at Calvary Cemetery, Manitowoc. She was born July 1, 1903, at Manitowoc, daughter of the late Sylvester and Theresa Pritzl Rohrer. She grew up and was educated at Manitowoc, living here all her life. She was married to Ervin B Theisen, June 14, 1927, at St Boniface Catholic Church, Manitowoc. He preceded her in death October 16, 1963. She is a member of Holy Innocents Catholic Church. Survivors include two sons and daughters-in-law, Ervin S and Jan Theisen, Manitowoc, Paul and Lynn Theisen, Manitowoc; seven grandchildren, Sue and her husband Paul Mueller, Appleton, Kay and her husband John Christman, Germany, Tari and her husband Peter Rank, Dillon, Colo., Diane and her husband Jim Waniger, St Nazianz, Tim and Tony Theisen, Carpinteria, Calif., and Tom Theisen, Manitowoc; six great-grandsons; one brother and sister-in-law, Robert and Olive Rohrer, Manitowoc, two sisters, Virginia Willman, Manitowoc, and Grace Lemberger, Whitelaw; a sister-in-law, Katherine Eggen, Manitowoc; also nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends survive. She was preceded in death by one brother, Sylvester Rohrer, and one sister, Marian Levendusky. Friends may call at Reinbold Pfeffer Urbanek and Schlei Funeral Home from 5-8 p.m. Tuesday. There will be a parish prayer service at 7:30 p.m. said by Deacon Kenneth Nelesen. TOD: Florence Thiesen - 19 Oct 1992 - from Agnes Birringer 2/93 | Rohrer, Florence M. (I116516)
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| 40711 | Florence M Vanden Heuvel, 92 of Appleton, passed away on October 5, 2015. She was born in Freedom, WI to the late Adrian and Josephine (Daul) Diedrich on December 9, 1922 in an upstairs cheese factory on the current site of the Coffey Insurance Agency downtown Freedom. After attending St. Nicholas School in Freedom, through the 8th grade, she moved to Appleton with her parents. Florence graduated from Appleton West in 1940 - the 1st graduating class. Florence met her husband Raymond G. Vanden Heuvel at the Nitingale in the town of Kaukauna. They were married on June 29, 1944 at St, Therese Parish in Appleton. They resided in Little Chute, then Appleton, before buying a dairy farm in the Town of Center where they raised four children. After retirement, she moved back to Appleton with her husband. Florence enjoyed spending time with her family. She also enjoyed traveling, camping, gardening, canning, cooking and baking. She will be sadly missed by husband Raymond Vanden Heuvel, their four children, 13 grandchildren and 25 great-grandchildren: Don (Kathy) Vanden Heuvel and their children: Julie (Cory) Schneider and their children Colin and Ryan. Eric (Sara) Vanden Heuvel and their children: Ethan, Madelyn, Benjamin. Jerry (Chris) Vanden Heuvel and their children: Todd (Amy) and daughters, Ashley, Ellie. Dan Vanden Heuvel and son Riley. David (Jenny) Vanden Heuvel. Bob (Emily) Vanden Heuvel and their children: Tina (Dan) Kasten and their daughters, Hannah, Adeline, Eleanor. Brenda (Mike) Riska and their sons, Cohen, Carter and Cameron. Andrew (Sarah) Vanden Heuvel and their sons, Lewis, Will and Evan. Aaron (Emily) Vanden Heuvel and their daughter, Chloe. Joan (Larry) Oudenhoven and their children: Stephanie (Dave) Ohme and their children: Katrina, Emily, Nicholas. Keith (Kelly) Oudenhoven and their children: Josephine, Jackson, Allison. Kevin (Angie) Oudenhoven and daughter Olivia. Steven Oudenhoven and special friend Callie. She is further survived by her sister Rita VanBoxel, and her husband's family: Therese Van Camp, Cyril Vanden Heuvel, Myra Mueller, Adele Mortell, Sal Vanden Heuvel. Florence was preceded in death by an infant granddaughter, an infant brother, her brother Joe (Joan) Diedrich, brother-in-law Ernest Van Boxtel. Also preceding her in death are her husband's family: John (Anna) Vanden Heuvel, Esther (Ben) Karls, Edna (Ferd) Ulman, Rosemary (Joe) Hackel, Glen Van Camp, MaryLou Vanden Heuvel, Orville Mueller, George Vanden Heuvel, Tom Mortell, and godchild Donna (Diedrich) Mangan. Family and Friends may call at St, Thomas More Parish, 1810 N McDonald Street Appleton, WI. Saturday, October 10th from 8:30 a.m. until the time of Mass at 11:00. Florence will be buried at St. Nicholas Cemetery, Freedom. The family would like to extend special thanks to Father Falk for all his visits, Hospice Advantage and the caring staff at American Grand. | Diedrich, Florence M. (I41654)
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| 40712 | Florence M. (Schmidt) Seegers, 88, died Thursday, August 23, 2007, at Brewster Village after a lengthy illness. She was born June 24, 1919, in Neenah, Wisconsin, to the late John and Odellia 'Tillie' Schmidt. Florence was a longtime member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Appleton. She is survived by her sons: Roger (Connie) Seegers, Appleton, and Wayne (Jan) Seegers, Fremont. Six grandchildren: Stacey (Scott) Holmes, Jenny (Donald) Budrick, Jamie (Jeremy) Karpinske, Dawn Macias, Tamra (Bill) Kain and Travis Seegers; four step-grandchildren: Steve (Sue) Plach, Richard (Kim) Plach, Gregory (Candy) Plach and Heidi (Rick) Kramer; eight great-grandchildren and nine step-great-grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers: Charles 'Chuck' Schmidt, Appleton, and John (Carrie) Schmidt, Sun City, Arizona; a sister Carol (Frances) Rasmussen, Appleton; and by many nieces and nephews. Florence was preceded in death by her parents; brother, Roy (Lucille) Schmidt Sr. Funeral services will be held at 5:00 pm Monday, August 27, 2007, at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Appleton with Rev. Gerald Falk officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Menasha. Visitation will begin at 3:00 p.m. until the time of mass on Monday at church also. The family would like to thank Brewster Village staff, ThedaCare and Cherry Meadows Hospices for their loving care and concern shown to Florence. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 | Schmidt, Florence (I67716)
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| 40713 | Florence M. Bender passed away on July 29, 2007, unexpectedly at the age of 91 years, 8 months. Flos was born Florence Louise Miller in Monroe, Wisconsin, on November 8, 1915. She graduated from Monroe High School in 1933 and went on to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where she majored in Physical Education and Physical Therapy. She obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in 1937 and worked as a physical therapist for the Appleton Public Schools. She was headquartered at Morgan School, where she helped scores of kids stricken with polio and muscular dystrophy to walk and be independent. She continued her work until 1947. In 1945, she married Ray S. Bender, to whom she remained married until his death in 2004. After the birth of her first child, Flos became a stay-at-home mother, but that didn't stop her from working on behalf of handicapped children. She worked tirelessly as a volunteer and, later, as Outagamie County chairman of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, also known as The March of Dimes. Through the efforts of the March of Dimes and other organizations, polio is a disease rarely seen today in the United States. She was also an active and vocal proponent of fluoridating Appleton's drinking water, a controversial proposal at the time, which turned out to be a boon to public health that we all take for granted today. Flos was active in the lives of her children as well. She was a den mother when her son was a Cub Scout and a Brownie leader for her daughter, as well as an active mom in DeMolay. Her famous baked beans were such a hit at Troop 6's annual potluck; they are still talked about today. Flos was an avid and sophisticated football fan, never missed a Packer or Badger game, and enjoyed discussing football with her friends and family. From shortly after her arrival in Appleton, Flos has been a member of the First Congregational Church. She is also a long-time member of The Order of Eastern Star, The Daughters of the American Revolution, and the University of Wisconsin Alumni Association. For the past three years, Flos has been a resident of Touchmark in Appleton, where she has found many friends among peers and staff. To these people — in particular Barb Towne, RN — Flos's family offers its heartfelt thanks for providing a safe, comfortable, and friendly environment for her. She really loved living at Touchmark. Thanks also to special friends Sherry Bassett, Julie Carroll, JoAnn Leddy, and Susan Livengood. Flos was preceded in death by her parents, Charlotte and Howard B. (Burt) Miller; her brother, Stephen Miller; her daughter, Susan; and her husband, Ray. She is survived by her son, Ray Bender, MD (Christina), Mequon, WI, her nieces and their families. Visitation will be at ten AM on Friday, August 3, 2007, and services will be held at eleven AM at the First Congregational United Church of Christ, 724 E. South River Street in Appleton. In lieu of flowers, donations to the University of Wisconsin Foundation will be appreciated. Donors are asked to make checks out to The University of Wisconsin Foundation and send them to Ray Bender, 1017 W. Glen Oaks Lane, Suite 201, Mequon, WI 53092. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 | Miller, Florence Louise (I312218)
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| 40714 | Florence M. Clavers 84, 1729 Wabash Avenue, Rochester, Indiana, passed away at 6:34 P.M. Thursday November 11, 2010 at Hickory Creek of Rochester. She was born on April 3, 1926 in Forest Junction, Wisconsin the daughter of Armin and Frieda (Schnell) Wiechman. On July 28, 1948 in Forest Junction, Wisconsin, she married Jerome T. Clavers and he survives. She and her husband were longtime Wisconsin residents before moving to Rochester, Indiana in 2008. Mrs. Clavers was an elementary school teacher for over twenty two years. She had been a member of the Ebenezer United Church of Christ, Chilton, Wisconsin and the American Legion Auxillary. She enjoyed summer band concerts, crossword puzzles, walks in the park and the Green Bay Packers. Survivors include her husband, Jerome T. Clavers, Rochester, Indiana, son, Robert Clavers, LaCrescent, Minnesota, daughter, Susan and husband William Garman, Rochester, Indiana, grandchildren, Brian and wife Kristi Garman, Huntington, Indiana, Michael and wife Laura Garman, Kokomo, Indiana, Sandra and husband Michael Hoffarth, Rochester, Indiana, two great grandchildren, sister, Lorraine Miller, Kaukauna, Wisconsin. She was preceded in death by her parents. Funeral Service will be at 11:00 AM on Saturday, November 20, 2010, at Ebenezer United Church of Christ (44 W. Washington St.) in Chilton with the Rev. Kathy Gloff officiating. Burial will be in the Hillside Cemetery. Friends may call at the church from 10:00 AM until 11:00 AM on Saturday Florence M. Clavers Maiden Name: Wiechman Spouse: Jerome T. Clavers Born: April 3, 1926 Died: November 11, 2010 Place of Birth: Forest Junction, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 17, 2010 Section: A Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Hillside Location: | Wiechman, Florence (I129628)
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| 40715 | Florence M. Fahrbach, Menasha, age 87, passed away on Tuesday, September 2, 2008, at Manor Care. She was born April 17, 1921, the daughter of the late Joseph and Mae (Price) Diederich. Florence married the love of her life Alan Fahrbach in September of 1948. Alan preceded her in death on October 20, 1996. Florence was a long-standing member of St. Mary Catholic Church. She truly enjoyed spending her time cooking. She also loved to grow plants in her beautiful garden. She is survived by her three children: Mary (William) Pucci, Susan (Scott) Fahrbach, and Christopher Fahrbach; one granddaughter, Kristina Kroge; a brother, Joseph (Carole) Diederich; a sister-in-law, Helen Fahrbach; and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Funeral services for Florence will be held at 3 p.m. Friday, September 5, 2008, at St. Mary Catholic Church, 528 Second Street, Menasha. Visitation will be held from 1 p.m. until the time of service at the church. Interment will take place at St. Mary Cemetery, Town of Menasha. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 Light a candle in memory of Florence at: www. martens-laemmrichfuneral home.com | Diederich, Florence (I145416)
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| 40716 | Florence M. Hoerth, 94, of 13621 Steinthal Road, Kiel, died peacefully Easter Sunday morning, March 23, 2008, at her home surrounded by her loving family. She was the former Florence Heimerl born December 21, 1913, in Hilbert, daughter of the late Joseph and Mary Lauer Heimerl. She attended St. Mary's Grade school in Hilbert. On June 7, 1938, Florence married Alfred "Al" P. Hoerth at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Hilbert. Alfred preceded her in death on November 8, 2000. The couple farmed for over 50 years in the Town of Schleswig. Florence was a member of SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Kiel, and the Christian Women's Society. She also was a member of the Marian Devotions Prayer Group. Florence was a wonderful mother who enjoyed spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She enjoyed reading, playing a good game of sheepshead and gardening. Survivors include her children: Marilyn (Michael) Steffen, New Holstein; LaVerne Bitts and special friend, Rodney Capanash, Aurora, IL; Rosalene (Anthony) Lefeber, Armstrong; Kathleen (Joel) Belland, Racine; Rich (Chris) Hoerth, rural Kiel; Thomas (Karol) Hoerth, Whitefish Bay; 20 grandchildren and 31 great-grandchildren. She is further survived by a son-in-law, Mark Stevens, British Columbia; a daughter-in-law, Rose Ann Hoerth, New Holstein; two sisters: Marcella Lenz, Chilton; Henrietta Knepfel, Ripon; two sisters-in-law: Jean Hoerth, New Holstein; Emma Heimerl, Hilbert; other relatives and many friends. She was preceded in death by a son, Robert Hoerth, a daughter, Jeanette Stevens, a son-in-law, Bernard Schuler, a grandson, Scott Bitts, a sister, Delores Hoerth and two brothers, Francis Heimerl and Ralph Heimerl. The funeral mass for Florence will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m., Friday, March 28, 2008, at SS Peter & Paul Catholic Church, Kiel, with the Rev. Loren Nys S.D.S. officiating. Burial will take place in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the Meiselwitz-Vollstedt Funeral Home, 815 6th. St., Kiel, on Thursday from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. and on Friday at the funeral home from 9 a.m. until 10 a.m. when brief family rites will be held. A wake service will be held at 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Memorials can be directed to Divine Savior Catholic Grade School, formerly SS Peter & Paul Catholic Grade School at 423 Fremont Street, Kiel. Online condolences at www.meiselwitzfh.com | Heimerl, Florence M. (I25217)
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| 40717 | Florence M. Kuehnl, age 98, of Stockbridge, died on Wednesday, March 16, 2016 at Atrium Post Acute Care in Chilton. She was born November 25, 1917 in Stockbridge, daughter of the late Adolph & Linda (Simon) Watry. Florence married Joesph F. Kuehnl on June 4, 1946 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge, and the couple farmed together in the Town of Stockbridge until their retirement. He preceded her in death on June 8, 1998. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge where she also belonged to the Christian Ladies Society. In her free time, Florence enjoyed playing cards, making quilts and embroidering. Many of her works of art were donated to church raffles and auctions. Florence is survived by many cousins and friends. Funeral service will be at 11:00 am on Saturday, March 19, 2016 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Stockbridge with the Rev. Michael Betley officiating. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilton from 5:00 pm until 7:00 pm on Friday, March 18, 2016 and on Saturday at the church from 10:00 am until 10:45 am. There will be a Parish Vigil Service held Friday evening at the funeral home at the close of the visitation. Florence's family would like to thank all of the family, friends and neighbors who cared for her throughout her life with visits and assistance with projects. They would also like to thank the staff of Atrium Post Acute Care in Chilton and the Calumet County Hospice Nurses and staff who cared for Florence, especially in these last days. Online Condolences wietingfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Mar. 18, 2016 | Watry, Florence (I201739)
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| 40718 | Florence M. Linders, formerly of De Pere, died unexpectedly on Friday, Jan. 7, 2011, at Hampton Manor. She was born July 13, 1930, in the Twsp. of Hobart, to the late Peter and Clara (Sausen) Linders. She was a longtime resident of De Pere and a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish. Florence loved flowers, and enjoyed gifts and letters from her family and friends. She liked when company came to visit. Collecting dolls and watching television were things she also enjoyed. Florence did beautiful craft work in her younger years. Her sisters survive her; Louise (Ray) Van Boxtel, Seymour; Evelyn Van Boxtel - Hug, Freedom; Mary Lou Puls, Milwaukee; Patricia (Richard) Przybylski, Pulaski; and a brother, Bernard (Donna) Linders, Lincoln, Neb.; as well as many cousins, nieces, and nephews and extended family at Hampton Manor, where she made her home the last six months, also survive. Her time at Hampton Manor was a happy part of her life. She was preceded in death by her four sisters, Wilhelmina "Minnie" Goffard, Sister Charitas (Elizabeth Linders), Cecelia Linders, and Ann Linders; and her brother, Peter Linders. Friends may call at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family, corner of Lourdes Ave. and Suburban Drive in De Pere, after 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, Jan. 12, 2011. The Mass of Christian Burial will be Celebrated at 10:30 a.m. with Fr. Tim Shillcox O.Praem officiating. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. In lieu of flowers. a memorial fund has been established for Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. A special thank you to her sister, Pat and Dick Przybylski, for all the time and loving care given to Florence. Also a very special thanks to the staff and members of Hampton Manor who were so kind and dear to her. Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20110109/APC010301/101090537/Linders-Florence-M-#ixzz1Aa6Zo0Iv | Linders, Florence (I164341)
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| 40719 | Florence M. O'Connell, 98, longtime resident of Green Bay, died Tuesday, April 6, 2004. She was born Feb. 13, 1906, in Kaukauna, to William and Cecelia (Ellinger) O'Connell. Florence had been employed for many years at Standard Oil Co. as a switchboard operator and later as a receptionist at WBAY. Survivors include two nieces, Patricia VanEssen, Merna Solper and her husband, Donald Solper, all of Green Bay; great-nieces and great-nephews, Linda and Robert Karcz, Colorado; Michelle and Dennis Kasten, Green Bay; Jeff VanEssen, Suamico; Sue VanEssen, Florida; and a special friend, Vivian Thiry. She was preceded in death by her parents; a brother and sister-in-law, Howard and Bonita O'Connell; a nephew, James VanEssen; and a special friend, Rosco Kundert. Friends may call at Annunciation Catholic Church, 401 Gray St., from 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 20. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church. Burial will be in Fort Howard Memorial Park. Florence's family wishes to express their gratitude to the staffs of Unity Hospice and Longview Terrace for the wonderful care they provided to Florence during her illness. Blaney Funeral Home is assisting the family. | O'Connell, Florence (I126970)
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| 40720 | Florence M. Selig, resided at Brewster Village, died September 6, 200 4, at the age of 84. She was born in Appleton, Wisconsin on January 21, 19 20, the daughter of the late John and Caroline (Zuleger) Klarner. She grad uated from Appleton High School and was a long time member of Zion Luther an Church, Appleton. On March 3, 1941, she married Elmer P. Selig. They sh ared their life together for 54 years in Appleton until Elmer's death in 1 995. Florence was employed by House of Steward Cosmetics, Viking Sewing, N ewcomers Greeting Service and Zwicker Knitting Mills, until her retireme nt in 1985. She also volunteered her time to the "Gray Ladies". Her lo ve of public speaking was evident through several awards received from "T he Toastmistress Club". She enjoyed playing golf and was a member of Ridge way Country Club for many years. She is survived by a son, James J. Selig, Appleton; two daughters and sons -in-law, Katherine and Gary Donelson, Appleton; Suzanne and John Leathersi ch, Middleton, WI; a son-in-law, Frank Walker, Appleton; seven grandchildr en, Dawn (Robert) Spector, England; Cassandra (Scott) DeWitt, Appleton; Ch adwick Walker, Sun Prairie; Michael Selig, Appleton; Caroline Walker and h er fiance, Scott Pelkin, Appleton; Kiley Davis, Clinton Twp, MI; Kathryn R ae Leathersich, Middleton; two great-grandsons, Parker and Prescott DeWit t; a great-granddaughter, Alexandria DeWitt, Appleton. She is also preceded in death by her youngest daughter, Janet Rae Walker. Funeral services for Florence will be held at 11 a.m., Friday, September 1 0, 2004, at Zion Lutheran Church, 912, North Oneida Street, with Revere nd Larry Matthews officiating. Burial will be in Appleton Highland Memori al Park. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4-8 p.m., Thursday, Sep tember 9, and at the church on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of the s ervice. Florence was a person you would be proud to have as a friend, a daughte r, wife, mother, mother-in-law and grandmother. She enjoyed life all w ho have known her will miss Florence. The family would like to thank the staff at Brewster Village for the excel lent care they provided for her and their understanding of the sadness ass ociated with Alzheimer's Disease. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 | Klarner, Florence M. (I68412)
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| 40721 | Florence M. Verhoeven, age 91, passed away Thursday evening, November 24, 2011 at a local nursing home. Florence was born in Appleton on October 5, 1920, daughter of the late Edward and Louise (Fischer) Doerfler. In 1941, she married Edgar Verhoeven at St. Therese Church in Appleton; Edgar preceded her in death in 2001. Over the years, Florence lived in the Wausau area, here in the Fox Valley, and in Florida for a time. She was an active volunteer, and enjoyed her position at Meals on Wheels. She was also a former member of the Wausau Club, The Wausau Country Club and The Wausau Curling Club. Florence, known as Duffy to her friends, enjoyed playing bridge, golfing, and curling. She and her husband Edgar won numerous awards for curling, including the coveted Perfect 8-Ender Award in 1966 at the Wausau Curling Club. Florence is survived by a daughter: Suzanne Michalski of Weston; a granddaughter: Shannon (Oracio) Zepeda of Weston and their children Alyvia, Zander, and Angelina; a grandson: Tony Sconzert of Merrill; and two sisters: Della Medlen and Rene Paden, both of Appleton. Florence was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a brother Harold (Lila) Doerfler, and brothers-in-law Jim Paden and Marion Medlen. A memorial for Florence will be held at 1:00 PM on Monday, December 5, 2011 at Highland Memorial Park's Star of Hope Chapel. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from November 26 to November 30, 2011 | Doerfler, Florence (I95708)
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| 40722 | Florence M. Weeden, New London, age 74, passed away on Sunday, December 3, 2006, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, following a short illness. Florence was born on May 24, 1932, in Menasha, daughter of the late John and Edna (Heckner) Taggart. On November 24, 1952, Florence married Alfred Weeden in Waupaca. Florence enjoyed working with the Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts and also worked as a teacher's aide. She along with her husband served as youth leaders for the Methodist Youth Fellowship Group in New London She was formerly employed at several local businesses in the New London area and most recently as a reservation clerk at the Rainbow Motel. Later in life Florence developed a love for bingo. She especially enjoyed spending time with her children and grandchildren. Florence is survived by her husband Alfred; two daughters: Kathy Wilson, New London; Susan (Terry) Tubbs, Dalton, Georgia; two sons: Don Weeden, Madison; John (Diane) Weeden, Green Bay; a sister, Joan Kasprazak, Minneapolis and four grandchildren: Matt, Sarah, Tony and Alex. She is further survived by other relatives and friends. Besides her parents Florence was preceded in death by a step-mother Martha, five sisters: Marcella, Ruth, Mable, Dorothy, and Barbara, three brothers: Jerome, Howard and James and also an infant daughter. Funeral services for Florence will be held on Thursday, December 7, 2006, at 11 a.m., at United Methodist Church in New London, with Rev. Lucretia Fehrmann officiating. Burial will be in the Floral Hill Cemetery in New London. Friends may call at the Cline & Hanson Funeral Home in New London from 4-8 p.m. on Wednesday, December 6, 2006, and at the church on Thursday, from 10 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to thank the staff at St. Elizabeth's Hospital and Dr. Carlos Yu, for the care they gave to Florence during her illness. A memorial fund has been established. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., New London 920-982-3232 www.clinehansonfuneralhome.com | Taggart, Florence (I314174)
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| 40723 | Florence M. Woldt, age 96, died peacefully on Tuesday, November 29, 2016, at Living Tree Estates, Greenville. She was born on November 7, 1920, to the late Daniel and Charlotte (Ulman) Dorn. Florence was united in marriage to Harold Woldt on June 14, 1945, and together they raised seven children. She had a very strong Catholic faith and insisted on attending weekly mass. Florence enjoyed gardening, baking, and travelling and was also active at St. Gabriel's Church as a Scout Leader, kitchen volunteer, and liturgical participant. She is survived by her children, Robert (Elaine), Karen (Chris) Burch, Bruce (Susan), Russell (Rebecca), and Cheryl (Michael) Roarty; 13 grandchildren and 18 great grandchildren. Further surviving are sisters Pat Jack, Charlotte Koerner and Bea (Gene) Otto; brothers, Lawrence and Donald; sisters-in-law, Joyce Dorn, Marilyn Dorn, Arlene Agnew, Elaine Plamann, Dorothy Favorite; brother-in-law, Earl (Dianne) Woldt; and many nieces and nephews. Florence was preceded in death by husband Harold; sons Jeffrey and Gregory; granddaughter Lauren Roarty; her siblings, Esthermae (John) Krull, Edwin (Loretta) Dorn, Eugene (Dorothy) Dorn, Eunice (Reginald) Brockman, Rosella (Rudolph) Ernst, Daniel Dorn and Jerome Dorn. The Mass of Christian Burial for Florence will be at 11:30 a.m. on Saturday, December 3, 2016, at ST. GABRIEL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 900 Geiger Street, Neenah, with Fr. Larry Seidl officiating. Friends may call at the church on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery. A memorial has been established in Florence's name. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com | Dorn, Florence (I97032)
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| 40724 | Florence M. Wuyts 12/12/1927 5/31/2006 Post Crescent 6/1/2006 C 4 | Wuyts, Florence M. (I168616)
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| 40725 | Florence Mahn Became Bride of R. Heindel Florence Mahn, Robert Heindel Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/26/1936 | Page: 6 | Type: Wedding | Family: Heindel, Robert J. / Mahn, Florence (F57030)
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| 40726 | Florence Mary Ditter, died 12/12/1991 in Appleton, resides Kaukauna, occup Billing Clerk, Widowed, Cause Sepsis due to Pulmonia, and chronic lymphatic pneumonia. Burial St. Mary's Kaukauna, dauhjter of Fred Goetzman and Catherine Brill, born 6/30/1904. | Goetzman, Florence Mary (I759)
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| 40727 | Florence Mary Dunsmore, 100, Appleton, passed away on August 25, 2013 at a local hospital. Florence was born on March 28, 1913 to the late Malte and Emma Thesenvitz in St. Paul Minnesota. Florence loved time with her family and gambling. She also enjoyed knitting and playing piano. In her youth, her parents managed a movie theater and Florence even played piano for the silent movies. Later in life Florence and her daughter Joyce made a home together and they were companions for over 50 years She will be sadly missed by her daughter, Joyce Davis, son David (Betty) Dunsmore, grandchildren, Peggy (Richard) Conlon, Paul (Tammy) Dunsmore, Jenny (John) Lorbiecki, great-grandchildren Adam (Karissa) Johnson, Samantha and Tyler Capelle and Julia, Gramm, Cameron, Brenton, Kylie and Colton Dunsmore, great-great-grandchildren Austin and Kayden Johnson. She is further survived by 4 step grandchildren and 9 step great-grandchildren as well as many other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents and son-in-law Marvin "Dave" Davis. At Florence's request, private funeral services were held. Interment at Highland Memorial Park in Appleton. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargofuneralhomes.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 28, 2013 | Thesenvitz, Florence M. (I124093)
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| 40728 | Florence Mary Van Dyck, 93, De Pere, went to her heavenly father Saturday afternoon, April 5, 2008, surrounded by her loving family. Florence was born Oct. 9, 1914, the daughter of Ferdinand and Hattie (Baeten) Van Dyck. Florence lived in De Pere her entire life. She attended St. Mary Grade School and De Pere High School. She spent her entire life happily working at the family grocery store, Baetens. She was proud of her Dutch heritage and loved her country. Florence enjoyed sewing, knitting and reading. She also was an active walker. Florence had a very deep faith with a great devotion to the rosary. She was a member of St. Mary Catholic Community, De Pere, and the Christian Ladies Society. Florence will be deeply missed by her brothers, Jerome Van Dyck with whom she lived with her entire life; and Robert Van Dyck, Grafton, Wis.; and her sister, Janet (Alfred) Pearson, Green Bay, Wis. She is also survived by her loving nieces and nephews, all of whom she loved as her own children. She was preceded in death by her parents, brothers, Raymond (Eunice) Van Dyck; and Norbert (Marian) Van Dyck; sisters: Hubertha (Richard) Schippers; Elizabeth (Leo Piumbroek) (Joseph Hendricks); and Genevieve Van Dyck; sisters-in-law, Rosie Van Dyck; and step mother, Mary Van Dyck. Friends may call at St. Mary Catholic Community, Pope John the XXIII Circle, off Sportsmans Dr, Town of Ledgeview, on Tuesday, April 8, 2008, from 9 a.m. until the time of Mass. Mass of Resurrection 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church with Rev. David Duffeck officiating. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Cotter Funeral Home is assisting the family. On-line condolences may be expressed to the family at www.cotterfuneralhome.com . A Memorial fund to Notre Dame Grade School, De Pere, has been established. Florence's family wishes to thank all of Florence's caregivers at Rennes Healthcare Center for their wonderful care the past two years. | VanDyck, Florence Mary (I143649)
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| 40729 | Florence Moder 10 Oct 1916 abt Aug 1981 85031 Phoenix, Maricopa, Arizona, United States of America Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Dorsey, Florence (I17421)
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| 40730 | Florence Nobel 49 Paul W Nobel 12 Matilda Quinby 95 [45] | Sadlon, Matilda (I13873)
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| 40731 | Florence Peeters 9/14/1904 1/10/1980 Post Crescent 1/11/1980 B 7 | Peeters, Florence Marie "Pud" (I49806)
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| 40732 | FLORENCE PRUTZMAN SSN 390-16-4272 Residence: 92103 San Diego, San Dieg o, CA Born 28 Aug 1923 Last Benefit: Died 25 Apr 2001 Issued: WI (Before 195 1) | Summers, Florence Margaret (I17808)
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| 40733 | Florence Quigley Genevieve Quigley Patricia Mae Quigley Roland Quigley John Thomas Quigley Norma Tritle | Quigley, Patricia May (I138254)
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| 40734 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Quigley, John Thomas "Jack" (I138574)
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| 40735 | Florence R Lauters Birth Date: 16 Mar 1906 County: Ozaukee Reel: 0235 Record: 002055 | Lauters, Florence (I35504)
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| 40736 | Florence S. Becker, of Neenah, age 88, passed away surrounded by her family on Tuesday, July 27, 2010, at Vallhaven Care Center. She was born March 31, 1922, in Appleton, daughter of the late Wenzel and Mary (Zachow) Sommers. Florence worked at Moon Jewelry Store for 50 years. She loved her Catholic faith and was a former member of Sacred Heart Parish in Appleton and currently was a member of St. Margaret Mary Parish in Neenah. Florence loved to do crossword puzzles and she was an avid reader. Survivors include four nieces: Mary (Tim) Hewitt, Carmen (Arnie) Jones, Mary (Jim) Curtain and Margaret Sommers; four nephews: Dick (Patty) Kobinsky, Brian (Therese) Kobinsky, Joe Kobinsky and David Sommers. She was preceded in death by eight brothers and sisters: Adeline, Ceal, Corrine, Helen, Elmer, Oscar, Wenzel and Sonny. The Mass of Resurrection will be held on Thursday, July 29, 2010, at 10:30 a.m. at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church in Neenah, with Fr. Richard Allen officiating. Visitation will be held at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the hour of service. Interment will follow in St. Joseph Cemetery in Appleton. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 920-722-7151 Online condolences: www.westgor funeralhomes.com | Sommers, Florence (I168667)
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| 40737 | Florence Savage Mabel Savage Rene Woodnard James Boylan Florence Boylan Enos Raymond Cornelia Raymond | Boylan, James (I161944)
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| 40738 | Florence Schinke, age 88, of Greenville, surrounded by her family, peacefully entered her Eternal Home with her Lord Jesus on Sunday, June 13, 2010. Florence was born on August 14, 1921, in Bonduel, to the late George and Caroline (Christensen) Dingeldein. She married Alvin O. Schinke on September 2, 1939; he preceded her in death on August 2, 1988. Florence was an active, life-long member of Zion Lutheran Church, where she "enjoyed working for the Lord." In addition to her faith, she focused on her family. Florence was a caring, considerate and loving mother and especially enjoyed the time spent with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Survivors include her children, Geri (Bob) Paschke, Greenville, Wisconsin; Janice Penterman, Greenville, Wisconsin, Don (Judi) Schinke, Grand Chute, Wisconsin; Rev. Dale (Cynthia) Schinke, Phelan, California; Tom (Sue) Schinke, Grand Chute; and Leigh Ann (John) Heus, Irving, Texas; her brother, George Dingeldein, Boise, Idaho; her sisters, Mildred (Lee) Schuh, Shawano, Wisconsin, Ethel (Ralph) Gehring, Shiocton, Wisconsin, and Violet Sagert, Appleton; and her 12 grandchildren and her 19 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her daughter, Gwen M. Schinke; her sisters, Dorothy Dingeldein and Marion Hickinbothom; and her brothers, Fred "Fritz" Dingeldein and Dewey Dingeldein. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 17, 2010, at ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH, 912 N. Oneida Street, Appleton, with Rev. Kurt Kovanen officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Thursday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. A memorial has been established in her name to benefit the ministries of Zion Lutheran Church. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 Online Condolences | Dingeldein, Florence (I146772)
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| 40739 | Florence Stelow 1/18/1928 12/4/1971 Post Crescent 12/4/1971 A 7 | Stelow, Florence (I179737)
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| 40740 | Florence Susan (Hughes) Ebben, Kaukauna, age 97, passed away Tuesday, December 12, 2006. The Mass of Christian Burial will be 12 NOON on Saturday, December 16, 2006 at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 E. Fremont St., Appleton, with Fr. Robert Karuhn officiating. Friends will be received on Friday, December 15, 2006, at the Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Drive, Kaukauna, from 3 p.m. until the 7 p.m. Parish Prayer Service and again on Saturday at Church from 10 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorials is being established. A full obituary will appear in Thursday's paper. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. Posted December 15, 2006 Ebben, Florence Susan (Hughes) Florence Susan (Hughes) Ebben, of Kaukauna, age 97, passed away Tuesday, December 12, 2006. She was born August 9, 1909, in Freedom, WI, the second child of Owen and Abby (Fermanick) Hughes. Florence resided in Appleton most of her life after her marriage, in 1928, to Nicholas H. Ebben. She was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton. Florence resided at the St. Paul Villa in Kaukauna for the past six years of her life. She is survived by two sons: Robert N. and Nick Jr., both of DePere; four daughters: Beatrice (Gerald) Lemerond, Green Bay; Patricia Duhnke, Blaine, WA; Beverly (Larry) Decker, Loudon, TN; and Jackie (Bob) Murphy, Phoenix, AZ. Also surviving are two sisters: Lillian Segglink, Florence, WI; and Gertrude (Frank) Sprister, Appleton; three brothers: Leo (Marge) Hughes and Owen Hughes Jr., both of Appleton; and Tom; 24 grandchildren and many great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Nick (1970); a son, Richard (1972); a daughter, Sr. Jacqueline (2006); two brothers: Cliff Hughes and Harold Hughes; and a sister, Marge (Hughes) De Bruin. The Mass of Christian Burial will be noon on Saturday, December 16, 2006, at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 E. Fremont St., Appleton, with Fr. Robert Karuhn officiating. Friends will be received on Friday, December 15, 2006, at the Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Drive, Kaukauna, from 3 p.m. until the 7 p.m. Parish Prayer Service, and again on Saturday, at Church, from 10 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers a memorials is being established. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna, is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. | Hughes, Florence S. (I112735)
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| 40741 | Florence Van Hoof (Reynebea u) Little ChuteAge 78, with her family by her side, Florence was called to Jesus peaceful ly on Thursday, December 7, 2000 after a lengthy illness. Florence was bo rn in Little Chute, the first child of Matthew and Louise (Marx) Reynebea u. On November 6, 1945 Florence married Kenneth Van Hoof and together th ey shared 55 years of married life. Together they owned and operated sever al family businesses all located in Little Chute. Florence was a lifelo ng member of St. John Parish in Little Chute. She enjoyed raising and spen ding time with her six children as well as spending time at the family cot tage and winter trips to Florida and Arizona.Florence is survived by her husband, Kenneth; her children: Dennis (Susa n) Van Hoof, Granite Falls, Minnesota; Pamela (Donald) Duddek, Pound; Rich ard (Nancy) Van Hoof, Little Chute; Terrance Van Hoof, Neenah; Thomas (Joa n) Van Hoof, Shorewood; Mary Van Dyn Hoven (Tom St. John), Little Chute; n ine grandchildren: Matthew (Brenda) Van Hoof, Daniel Van Hoof, Jaime Dudde k, Martin Van Hoof, Monica Dobbe, Adam and Luke Van Dyn Hoven, Max and Ann ie Van Hoof; three great-grandchildren: Spencer, Malachi and Kyra Dobbe; h er brothers and sisters: Joseph (Lucille) Reynebeau, Rosella (Joe) Look, B ernice (Marty) Van Domlen, Orion (Lois) Reynebeau, Virgil (Charlotte) Reyn ebeau; numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her paren ts, her sister and brother-in-law: Myrtle (George) Roovers.Funeral services will be 1:30 p.m. Saturday, December 9, 2000 at Saint Jo hn Catholic Church, Little Chute with Rev. John Schuetze officiating. Inte rment will be in Saint John Cemetery. Friends may call at the church fr om 12 noon Saturday until the time of the Mass.Mom: You have touched our hearts with your gentleness; you have touched o ur souls in more ways than you could ever know. May you rest in peace wi th no more discomfort, no more medication and the freedom that you so long ed for. May you dance in the heavens and smile down upon us until we me et again.We would like to extend our appreciation to all of the staff members of t he St. Paul Home in Kaukauna who cared for our mom. Your kindness and comp assion will never be forgotten. VERKUILEN FUNERAL HOME 101 Canal Stre et Little Chute 788-3321 | Reynebeau, Florence (I12964)
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| 40742 | Florence Vandevoort 25 Mar 1919 Sep 1982 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | VanGompel, Florence (I39297)
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| 40743 | Florence Vansistine 21 Jan 1911 Nov 1995 Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin | Aerts, Florence (I120361)
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| 40744 | FLORENCE WHITE Request Information SSN 542-52-6584 Residence: 97070 Wilsonville, Clackamas, OR Born 4 Jul 1912 Last Benefit: Died Jan 1986 Issued: OR (1962) | Peters, Florence (I909)
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| 40745 | Florence Y. Verhoven passed into the loving arms of her Savior October 2, 2016. She was born April 4, 1924 to the late William and Edna Smith Fedde in Hayward, WI. She grew up in Niagara, WI and later moved to Neenah/Menasha where she worked for Kimberly Clark in the lab. While there, she met her future husband, Roy G. Verhoven. During most of her married life, Florence was a homemaker. Her faith was a very important part of her daily life. Much of her free time was spent doing various sewing projects for herself, family and friends. Some of her favorite hours were spent searching the fabric stores for that special bargain or treasure. After her husband's retirement, they moved to Fairfield Bay, AR where they enjoyed hosting visits from family and friends. Some time after Roy's death, she was finally persuaded to move back to Wisconsin, where she lived with her daughter Yvonne's family. Florence was preceded in death by her husband, Roy; her sister, Eleanor; three sisters-in-law; and five brothers-in-law. She is survived by her sister, Rose Johnson; daughters: Lora Kitz and Yvonne Woodrow; and grandchildren: Matthew (Katie) Woodrow; Jessica (Jacob) Schmalz; Alissa (Ben) Sanford; and Kyra (fiancé Tony Wilson) Kitz. She is also survived by five great-grandchildren: Aubrey and Brinley Woodrow; and Peyton, Berkley, and Colt Sanford; and many nieces and nephews. The funeral service for Florence will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Wednesday. October 5, 2016 at First United Methodist Church, 108 W. Doty Ave., Neenah, with Rev. Tony Fuller officiating. A visitation will be held at church from 10:00 A.M. until the hour of service. Memorials may be sent to the First United Methodist Church or Our Redeemer Lutheran Church, 1750 Midway Rd., Menasha. Florence's family would like to extend their heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Heartwood Homes who cared for her so lovingly during the last two months of her life. Special thanks to the Theda Care at Home Hospice nurses and most especially to Amber and Paige who spend untold hours tending to Florence's physical and emotional comfort and well-being. You have a special place in our hearts! Westgor Funeral Home 1140 Appleton Rd. Menasha 720-0314 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 4, 2016 | Fedde, Florence (I336856)
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| 40746 | Florent J. Geurts 8 Nov 1926 15 May 2000 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Geurts, Florent J. (I87676)
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| 40747 | Florent Wilmet Sara Wilmet Joseph Wilmet Mathilda Wilmet Alveny Wilmet | Wilmet, Joseph (I158917)
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| 40748 | Florentine A. Doll, 88, of Tomah and formerly of Norwalk, died March 7, 2009, at the Morrow Memorial Home in Sparta. She was born July 4, 1920, to Bernard and Margaret (Rondorf) Leis at Brush Creek in the Township of Jefferson. She was united in marriage to Victor C. Doll on April 7, 1942, at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Wilton. He preceded her in death on July 7, 2004. Florentine farmed with her husband in the Township of Sheldon. After retiring from farming they moved to the Village of Norwalk. Since December of 2004, she has been living at the Greenfield House. She was a faithful member of St. Augustine Catholic Church, serving on the Altar Society; she took care of the altar flowers for many years. Florentine had a great love of music, she enjoyed listening to and playing the guitar and concertina. She was a member of the Cozy Nook Homemakers Club and often volunteered at the Norwalk Community food shelf. She enjoyed sewing and sewed a lot for her family and neighbors. She loved cooking, especially making cookies for her grandchildren. Florentine was a cancer survivor for many years. She was a devoted wife and a loving mother, grandmother, great-grandmother and sister. She is survived by four sons, Delmar (Alice) of Norwalk, William (Jeanne) of Tomah, Ronald (Diane) of Kendall, and John (Jean) of Norwalk; two daughters, Marian (Fay "Duke") Brieske of Tomah and Shirley Tainter of Norwalk; 13 grandchildren, 12 great-grandchildren; a brother, Jerome (Pam) Leis of Norwalk; two sisters, Bernadette (Robert) Heilman of La Crosse and Julie (Lyle) Karis of West Allis; three sisters-in-law, Joan Leis of Chippewa Falls, Irene Brueggeman of Sparta and Myrtle (Larry) Geier of Tomah; two brothers-in-law, Sylvan Doll of Beloit and Tom Mlsna of Sparta, nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. In addition to her husband, she was preceded in death by her parents; two brothers, Norbert and Francis, several sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law. A Mass of Christian Burial was held on Tuesday, March 10, at 11 a.m. at St. Augustine Catholic Church, Norwalk. The Very Rev. Steven J. Kachel officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. Relatives and friends called at the Smith-Nelson Funeral Home, 702 Center St., Wilton, on Monday from 4 until 8 p.m. and at the church on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. A rosary was recited on Monday at 8 p.m. at the funeral home. | Leis, Florentine Applonia (I20436)
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| 40749 | Florian Becher Florence Becher Mary Ellen Becher O Wille Kielman Jacob Vanderzanden | Becher, Florian (I186133)
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| 40750 | Florian Chambers, 88, Mill Center, passed away at her home on Thursday, Sept. 18, 2008. Florian was born on July 1, 1920, in Lawrence, Wis., to the late Peter and Emma (Bougie) McCabe. She married Jack Chambers on June 15, 1954, at St. Joseph's Church, De Pere, Wis. Florian taught for 39 years as an elementary teacher and prior to her retirement was a reading specialist. She was a member of the Catholic Order Foresters of St. Benedict's, Suamico, Retired Teacher's Association and Christian Mothers. Florian traveled extensively during her retirement. Florian is survived by her husband, Jack; children, Keith (Lynn) Chambers, Kevin (MeriLou) Chambers, Lynn Zanitsch, Mark Chambers and Paul (Denise) Chambers; her grandchildren, Rachael, Emma, Aileen, Jacqueline Chambers, Heather (DJ) Miskulin, Ryan (Alyssa) Chambers, Sara, Brendan Zanitsch and Zachary, Jocelyn Chambers; great-grandchildren, Owen Chambers and Morgan Miskulin; brothers and sisters, Vincent (Pat) McCabe, Mary (Ivo) Geurts, Audrey (Harold) Deprez, Patricia O'Keefe, Maureen (Vernon) Weyers, Beulah Gurnee. She is further survived by brothers and sisters-in-law, Mary Schaeffer, Catherine Flynn, Pat (Donna) Chambers; Ronald White, Jenny Chambers. She was preceded in death by her parents; first husband, Victor Coffey; grandson, Shawn Chambers; sister, Eileen McCabe; brother, David McCabe; and several brothers and sisters-in-law. A celebration of Florian's life with a visitation will be held on Monday, Sept. 22, 2008, from 9 to 11 a.m. at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Howard. Mass of Christian burial 11 a.m. Monday at the church with the Rev. John Bergstadt officiating. Online condolences are welcome at www.PfotenhauerFuneral Home.com The family would like to extend a special thank you to all the doctors and nurses at Unity Hospice, with a special thank you to Susan McGuan and Linda VanLieshout for the wonderful care given. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to P.A.C.E. PFOTENHAUER Funeral & Cremation Services 920-434-2060 | McCabe, Florian (I22682)
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| 40751 | Florian F. Woelfel, age 89, died on Monday, February 23, 2004 at the Calumet Homestead in New Holstein. He was born on June 14, 1914 in the Town of Charlestown, son of the late Conrad and Agnes (Heimann) Woelfel. He married Dorothy A. Wettstein on October 10, 1939 at St. Martin Catholic Church in Charlestown; she preceded him in death on February 14, 1998. He worked with his brother Roland establishing the Chilton City Dairy, later working for the Carnation Company in Chilton until moving to the family homestead in 1949 where he farmed with his wife. He was a member of St. Martin Catholic Church in Charlestown where he served as a trustee for nearly 50 years, the Holy Name Society, and the Knights of Columbus. He also enjoyed dancing, playing sheepshead, and he was an avid dart ball player. He is survived by three children: Anthony (Jane) Woelfel of Sheboygan Falls; Esther (Douglas) Fisher of New Holstein; Claude (Susan) Woelfel of St. Cloud; eight grandchildren: Duane (Judy) Woelfel of Sheboygan Falls; Kim (Dean) Retlich of Kiel; Dale Lorenz of New Holstein; Shelly Lorenz of Nashville, TN; Jeff Lorenz of Milwaukee; Melissa Woelfel of Plymouth; Kristine (Mike) Blank of Jonsburg; Michael Woelfel of St. Cloud; six great-grandchildren: Nathan and Charlene Woelfel, Cody and Courtney Retlich, Taylor and Alicia Blank; a sister, Alma (Art) Steffen of Manitowoc; and a brother, Leonard Woelfel of Stockbridge. He was preceded in death by his wife Dorothy, a sister Celestine Woelfel, a brother and sister-in-law Roland (Marcella) Woelfel, and a sister-in-law Marie Woelfel. Funeral Services will be at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, February 26, 2004 at St. Martin Catholic Church in Charlestown with the Rev. Loren Nys officiating. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Thursday for 4 p.m. until the time of service. Wieting Family Funeral Home is assisting the family. | Woelfel, Florian (I152352)
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| 40752 | Florian J Harriman Nellie D Harriman Celia J Harriman Marguerite A Harriman Helene Harriman John Harriman Joseph M Dubois Marguerite Dubois | Unknown, Marguerite (I198006)
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| 40753 | Florian J Harriman Nellie D Harriman Celia J Harriman Marguerite A Harriman Helene Harriman John Harriman Joseph M Dubois Marguerite Dubois | DuBois, Joseph (I198007)
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| 40754 | Florian J Harriman Nellie D Harriman Celia J Harriman Marguerite A Harriman Helene Harriman John Harriman Joseph M Dubois Marguerite Dubois | Harriman, Florian (I200294)
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| 40755 | Florian J Harriman Nellie S Harriman [53] Celia J Harriman Marguarite A Harriman Helene M Harriman F John Harriman Frank C Harriman Joseph M Dubois | DuBois, Joseph (I198007)
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| 40756 | Florian J Harriman Nellie S Harriman Celia J Harriman Marguarite A Harriman Helene M Harriman F John Harriman Frank C Harriman Joseph M Dubois | Harriman, Florian (I200294)
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| 40757 | Florian J. "Sonny" Vogel, 86 of Appleton, passed away on November 11, 2015 with his family at his side. Florian was born on May 5, 1929 in Chilton, Wisconsin to Frank and Regina (Melchior) Vogel. He was a graduate of Chilton High School. On September 30, 1961 he married the former Theresa Gritton in Little Chute Wisconsin and they enjoyed over 54 years together. He was employed at Kimberly Clark (Neenah Paper) for 38 years until his retirement in 1991. Family was very important to Florian. He was a caring husband, father, grandfather and friend and especially loved time with his grandchildren. He always put others before himself and if his friends or family ever needed something, he was there for them. He was a hard worker who never liked to sit still. He loved cars and was a Ford man. He enjoyed buying and selling cars and watching NASCAR. If there were no races, he also enjoyed watching the Packers play. He will be sadly missed by his wife Theresa, his children: Kenny Vogel of Menasha; Dennis Vogel of Kentucky; Bonnie and Brian Tennie of Appleton; grandchildren: Brooklyn and Breelyn Tennie; sister Jeanne Vogel, brother James (Mary Jane) Vogel, as well as many other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters: Thelma (Bob) Mand; Marlene Vogel; Sandra "Sandy" Vogel and two brothers: Robert (Dorothy) Vogel and Donald Vogel. Funeral Services for Florian will be on Monday November 16, 2015 at 10:30am at St. Mary Catholic Church, 312 S. State Street in Appleton with Fr. Jim Leary, O.F.M. Cap. officiating. Visitation will be on Monday, at the church from 9:00am until the service begins. For more information and to express condolences, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to thank the nurses and staff of Affinity Hospice for the care given to Florian. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. -m/obituaries/postcrescent/obituary.aspx?n=florian-vogel&pid=176445237&fhid=14154#sthash.oRePtVXD.dpuf | Vogel, Florian (I115263)
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| 40758 | Florian James Sprangers, 80, Bartow, Fla., formerly from Green Bay, Wis, died Thursday, June 23, 2011, at his home. Florian was born on June 16, 1931, in Isaar, Wis., to Mathias and Rose Sprangers. He is a decorated army veteran having served his country during the Korean War. On Sept. 25, 1954, he married Janis LaFond who preceded him in death on July 11, 1994. On June 30, 2000, he married Betty Johnson from Green Bay. They retired to Florida where they shared their love of each other and enjoyed golfing, bowling, periodic vacation cruises, singing in the church choir, and sharing themselves in friendship with many who live in their retirement resort. Florian was a devoted Green Bay Packer fan, attended the historic "Ice Bowl in 1967, and after moving to Florida he followed the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Rays. Florian worked as a machinist at Northwest Engineering and finished his career as shop foreman at Nichol Tool & Machine, Inc. before retiring in 1994. Florian enjoyed fishing on Lake Michigan and on the Bay of Green Bay in his boat, the Jani Too, named after his wife. He took a few major fishing trips to Canada and Minnesota, but was most successful fishing close to home. In the last few years of his life he enjoyed charter fishing in the Atlantic Ocean (Tarpon Springs) with his youngest son, Dean, grandson, Jason, and son-in-law, David. Florian will be sadly missed by his children, Debra (Steve) VanBeckum, De Pere; Donald (Sherrie) Sprangers, E. Machias Maine; Dean (Theresa) Sprangers, De Pere; grandchildren, Caryn, Danielle, Nathan, Kaitlin, Brenton, Jason, Erin (David) Norgren; great-grandchildren, Gage and Mason; stepchildren, Cathy (Phil) Schneider, Wausau, Wis.; Tom (Kathy) Adrians, Green Bay; Mary (Dave) VanSpankeren, Oshkosh; stepgrandchildren, Nick, Christina, Tyler, Jessica, Jackie, Emily, Ryan; and step-great-grandchild Tyson. Florian is survived by siblings (or spouse), Raymond Sprangers, Joseph Sprangers, Margaret Foley, Myron Sprangers, Dorothy Schmidt, Mrs. Hilary Sprangers, Mrs. Gerald Sprangers, Agnes Socha, Patrick Sprangers, Thomas Sprangers; along with numerous extended nieces and nephews. Florian was preceded in death by his parents, Mathias and Rose; his first wife, Janis; his eldest son, David; siblings, Daniel, Mathias, Edward, Hilary and Gerald; in-laws, Julia Sprangers, Elmer Schmidt and Raymond Foley. Memorial services are planned for 9 a.m. on July 23, 2011, at Saint Mathews Parish in Allouez, Wis. A presentation of military honors and visitations will precede an 11 funeral service. There will be a graveside service at the Allouez Catholic Cemetery immediately after Mass. In lieu of flowers, please consider making a donation to The American Cancer Society in Florian's name. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 29, 2011 Sprangers, Florian James Funeral arrangements, St Matthew's Catholic Church, Allouez, Wis., on Saturday, July 23. Visitation 9 to 11 a.m., Mass at 11 a.m. with military honors to follow. Burial service at Allouez Cemetery at 2:30. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from July 20 to July 22, 2011 | Sprangers, Florian James (I43717)
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| 40759 | Florian Jerome Zik, 85, resident of Brookview Meadows in Green Bay and formerly of Two Creeks, died peacefully Wednesday morning, May 13, 2009, at a Green Bay nursing home. The son of the late Joseph and Catherine (Mella) Zik was born June 27, 1923, in Two Creeks. He was a U.S. Army Veteran of World War II, having served in the 252nd Field Artillery, 9th Army in the European Theater, and Battle of the Bulge. On July 3, 1948, he married Dorothy Frances Hunsader at Holy Innocents Catholic Church in Manitowoc. Florian had been employed at Hamilton Manufacturing Company from 1941 until retiring in 1988. He purchased a farm in Two Creeks in 1950 and lived there until 2008. He was a member of the Two Creeks Volunteer Fire Dept. for 15 years. Florian was an active and devout Catholic. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus, Two Rivers Chapter. Florian thoroughly enjoyed his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He took great pride in his tractor and his huge garden, and shared his harvest with everyone. He was also a lifelong fan of the Green Bay Packers. Survivors include his wife, Dorothy; his children, Barbara (Wayne) Halla, Green Bay; Robert (Karen) Zik, Corbin, Ky.; Mary Beth (David) Santo, Eden Prairie, Minn.; James (Darcy) Zik, Mt. Airy, Md.; and John (Pat) Zik, Hudson; 17 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; one brother, Raymond Zik, Waupaca; one sister-in-law, Rachel Zik, Two Rivers; nieces and nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by an infant grandson, Justin David; his parents; and siblings, Raphael (Margaret) Zik, Evelyn (Orval) Schaden, Esther (David) Emond, Harry Zik, and Roland Zik; and a sister-in-law, Virginia Zik. Friends may call at SS. Edward & Isidore Church, Flintville after 9 a.m. Monday. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday at the church, Fr. David Kasperek presiding with entombment in Knollwood Chapel Mausoleum, Manitowoc. Marnocha Funeral Home, Pulaski is serving the Zik family. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Discalced Carmelites in Denmark. The family would like to thank the staff of ManorCare West for their care of Florian. Online Condolences may be expressed at www.marnochafuneralhome.com | Zik, Florian (I154839)
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| 40760 | FLORIAN MOEHRING SSN 394-36-6466 Residence: 54165 Seymour, Outagami e, WI Born 13 Feb 1915 Last Benefit: Died Sep 1982 Issued: WI (1955) | Moehring, Florian Joseph (I5766)
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| 40761 | Florian P. Adrian Nickname: Sam Born: January 24, 1911 Died: November 3, 1934 Place of Birth: Stephensville, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 5, 1934 Section: Page: 1 Type: Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Location: Appleton, WI Notes news story | Adrian, Florian (I32945)
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| 40762 | Florida death Index Name: Death Date: County of Death: State of Death: Age at Death: Race: Birth Date: | Grahammer, Adolf (I82681)
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| 40763 | Florida death index shows born 1880 to Daniel Emmett Clune -S/O; Daniel & Bridget Limers | Clune, Daniel Edgar (I156478)
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| 40764 | Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Name: Robert Lemuel Gilson Death Date: 15 May 1980 County of Death: Marion State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 64 Race: White Birth Date: 4 Mar 1916 | Gilson, Robert Lemuel (I175944)
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| 40765 | Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 about Steven Martin Kempen Name: Steven Martin Kempen Death Date: 4 Oct 1987 County of Death: Pasco State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 84 Race: White Birth Date: 4 Jan 1903 Social Security Death Index about Steven M. Kempen Name: Steven M. Kempen SSN: 397-10-6621 Last Residence: 34248 Zephyrhills, Pasco, Florida, United States of America Born: 4 Jan 1903 Died: 4 Oct 1987 State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Kempen, Stephen M. (I27317)
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| 40766 | Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Affiliate CD Number: FDI05 Certificate Number: 2705 Volume Number: 2427 Note: Name: Richard A Kimble Name Prefix: Name Suffix: Event Type: Death Event Date: Jan 1963 Event Place: Indian River, Florida, United States Gender: Male Age: Race: White Birth Date: Birth Year (Estimated): Affiliate File Name: Fdi05.txt Affiliate Line Number: 138229 Citing this Record: "Florida Death Index, 1877-1998," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:VVFW-LT4 : 25 December 2014), Richard A Kimble, Jan 1963; from "Florida Death Index, 1877-1998," index, Ancestry (www.ancestry.com : 2004); citing vol. 2427, certificate number 2705, Florida Department of Health, Office of Vital Records, Jacksonville. | Kemball, Richard (I150368)
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| 40767 | Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 about Hugh A Flatley Name: Hugh A Flatley Death Date: 18 Jul 1974 County of Death: Broward State of Death: Florida Age at Death: 68 Race: White Birth Date: 19 Dec 1905 | Flatley, Hugh (I139408)
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| 40768 | Florida married 7 years 3 children 1 alive. Albert Baldwin 52 Ellen A Baldwin 38 Myrtle Baldwin 20 Leland Baldwin 16 Nina A Baldwin 4 (Myrtle and Leleand from a previous marriage before Ellen.) | McCarty, Ellen (I43916)
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| 40769 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Biese, Gerald H. / Vandenberg, Mary Elizabeth (F10495)
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| 40770 | Florida, Death Index, 1877-1998," Lawrence Wenzel Umland, 1971 No image available name: Lawrence Wenzel Umland event date: 28 Jun 1971 event place: Pinellas, Florida, United States gender: Unknown age: 66 race: White estimated birth year: source file: i09.txt source file line number: 197748 source cd number: FDI09 Certificate number: 39603 | Umland, Lawrence (I153970)
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| 40771 | Florine G. Dryer, 89, of Appleton, WI, formerly of Park Falls, WI passed away Saturday August 23, 2014, at Appleton Medical Center, following a short illness. She was born July 6, 1925 in Green Bay, WI, the daughter of Daniel and Pearl Grandine. She attended the University of Wisconsin -Madison and graduated Cum laude with a degree in Chemistry. Florine married William Dryer on August 27th 1949 and they spent 60 wonderful years together. Bill preceded her in death on July 12, 2010. Florine enjoyed being a member of Eastern Star where she was a Past Worthy Matron and Past Secretary of the Park Falls Chapter. When she moved to the Valley, she joined the Fidelity chapter, where she held the chair of Martha for many years. She was also a member of White Shrine. She is survived by her three children, David (Bonnie) Dryer of Park Falls, Carol (Daniel) Reffke of Kaukauna, and William O. Dryer of Menomonee Falls; eight grandchildren, Christopher Dryer, Marcus Dryer, Jessica (Matt) Titel, Erin (Jeremy) Blajeski, Nicholas (Lyssa) Schmidt, Daniel (partner Jodie) Schmidt, Amber Dryer, and Andrew Dryer; and five great-grandchildren, Alexis, Edward, Mason, Chase and Emma. A sixth great-grandchild is expected to be born later this year. The funeral service for Florine will be held on Thursday, August 28, 2014 at 3:00 PM at PEACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 2300 Wisconsin Ave., Kaukauna with Pastor Lucretia Fehrmann officiating. Friends will be received at church from 1:00 PM until the time of the service. An Eastern Star Service will be held at 2:45 p.m. The committal will take place at Highland Memorial Park at a later date. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. We would like to thank the staff on the 7th floor at AMC and the staff at Renaissance Assisted Living for all the care and support they provided to Florine and her family. | Grandine, Florine (I319414)
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| 40772 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Elsbernd, Ruth Ann (I47279)
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| 40773 | Florus E. Weyenberg, 80, of Freedom, passed away peacefully surrounded by her loving family on Thursday. Funeral arrangements are pending at this time. 12/19/2015; Florus Edna (Arnoldussen) Weyenberg, age 80, passed away on Thursday, December 17, 2015, at her home in Freedom with her family by her side. Florus was born on March 24, 1935, in Wrightstown, the daughter of George and Julia (Kerkoff) Arnoldussen, the 6th child of 6. She married Robert Weyenberg at St. Nicholas Church in Freedom on October 28, 1954. They had 6 children together. Florus worked at Zwickers and Thilmany Paper Mill before starting their family, and Anchor Foods for a short time after raising her children. She loved to travel with her husband and family, including trips to Washington DC, Yellowstone, cruises, Puerta Vallarta and many winters in Las Vegas and Florida. Rummage sales and estates sales, especially in the Dreamer, were her favorite hobbies, along with trips to the casino and cocktail hours. She was also Bob's favorite cheerleader during his numerous years of playing sports. Florus is survived by her husband, Robert; six children: Marilyn (Gary) Brockman, Freedom; Gary Weyenberg, Appleton; Bev (Neil) VerVoort, Town of Vandenbroek; Nancy (Mike) Heindl, Freedom; Peggy (John) Huss, Darboy; Vicki (Dan) Verhasselt, Sheboygan; her 14 grandchilren: Chad (Kim) Brockman, Bob (Lucy) Brockman, Christopher Brockman, Nicole (Paul) Keckhaver, Kyle (Katie) Weyenberg, Alicia Rieth, Brad (Nikki) VerVoort, Sara (Brad Brezinski) VerVoort, Tyler (Jamie) Heindl, Tanner (Haley) Heindl, Travis Huss, Savanna (Kullin) Hoffman, Noah Verhasselt and Danny Verhasselt; her great-grandchildren: Summer, Brielle, Logan, Carter, Caden, Corbin, John, Emmet, Benjamin & Finley; siblings: Mike and Fabian Arnoldussen, her in-laws: Shirley (Joe) Geurts, Gene (Donna) Weyenberg, Loretta Arnoldussen and Pat Grady and many nieces, nephews, friends and special neighbors (especially the Jadin Family). She was preceded in death by her parents Julia and George Arnoldussen; her step father, Les Newhouse; her father and mother-in-law Eugene & Polly Weyenberg; her siblings: Juline Grady, Hillary Arnoldussen, Bert Arnoldussen, her twin sister at birth, and her sisters-in-law: Iris and LaVerne Arnoldussen. Visitation will be held on Monday, December 21, 2015, from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, W2037 County Road S, Freedom, where Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 4:00 p.m., with Fr. Walter Stumpf presiding. Burial will take place on Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. in St. Nicholas Cemetery. A memorial has been established to support the Saint Nicholas Building Expansion and Alzheimer's Research. Friends and family are invited to wear purple to support the disease. The daughters would like to thank their dad for his excellent care of their Mom. He has been the most devoted husband, friend, partner, and caretaker any wife could ever ask for. He has set the most beautiful example of what his wedding vows meant to them. We hope we can walk proudly in his footsteps. Bob and his family would like to thank the Affinity Hospice team, especially Tessa and PennySue, for assisting with caretaking the last several weeks of Florus' life. Florus is now with God and the angels in heaven but the angels here on earth will never be forgotten. Mom, you were always there for us, in good times and in bad. Whenever we called, you gave us the best advice. Even when you could no longer tell us, we always knew you loved us. You were the greatest mom, love you forever. | Arnoldussen, Florus (I78764)
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| 40774 | Flossie De Goey, Combined Locks, Age 86, passed away peacefully at St Paul's Home in Kaukauna early Saturday morning on April 18th. She was born on April 24th, 1928 in Wrightstown, WI. She was the daughter of the late Harold and Helen (Nytes) Verbeten. On September 2, 1950, Flossie married John (Jack) De Goey at St John's Catholic Church in Seymour. The couple lived in Combined Locks most of their married lives. Flossie worked at Look's Hardware store in Little Chute and was fondly known as the "Paint Lady". She loved to golf and spend time at the cottage. She also liked spending the winter months in Gulfport Mississippi. Flossie endured a long journey with Alzheimer's disease with Jack at her side daily. Flossie is survived by Jack, her husband of 64 years, Jim (Patty) of New London, Steve (Birdie) of Rochester MN, Patti (Dan) Verhagen of Freedom, Diane (Steve) Uphill of Combined Locks, 16 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. She is further survived by Lorraine VanVreede, Marion (Deede) Helein, Carol (Ron) DeBruin, Evie Verbeten, Doris Verbeten, Lorry (Don) Phillips, Ken (Sandy) De Goey, Janice De Goey and Donald (Geraldine) De Goey. Flossie was preceded in death by daughter-in-law Joline (Pennings) De Goey, Earl (Betty) Verbeten, Ralph Verbeten, Robert Verbeten, Marlyn Verbeten, Blanche (Jerry) Pynenberg, Lois (Donald) Gonnering. The funeral services will be held at 11:00 am Wednesday, April 22 at St. Paul's Catholic Church in Combined Locks with Father Andrew Kysely officiating. Burial entombment will be in the Parish Cemetery. Friends may call at Boettcher Family Funeral Home in Kaukauna from 4:00 - 7:00 pm on Tuesday, April 21st concluding with a prayer service, and again 9:30 am on Wednesday at St. Paul's Church until the time of services. The family would like to express sincere thanks to the staff at St. Paul Home for their loving care, consideration and compassion shown to Flossie over her two and a half year ordeal. | Verbeten, Florence (I33690)
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| 40775 | Flossie Maud Schinke, age 95, died on January 1, 2011, at Oakridge Gardens. She was born February 8, 1915, the daughter of the late Max and Sylvia (Rice) Jensen. Flossie was married to her late husband, Harry C. Schinke who precedes her in death. Flossie enjoyed gardening (she had a renowned "green thumb"), had a passion for nurturing seedlings and it was important to her to share her plants with others. She cultivated friends of all ages and was a faithful Packer fan, enjoyed nature and cookouts in the back yard over an open fire with family and her neighbors were very important to her. Flossie had a soft spot in her heart for her family homestead in Gleason, Wisconsin. Flossie is survived by her two daughters, Sylvia (Guy) Bull and Marilyn (Dennis) Grady and her sister Muriel Jensen. She is preceded in death by two children: Dennis and Shirley; two brothers, Clair and Everal and two sisters, Sylvia and Opal. A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, January 8, 2011, at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Tri-County Chapel, with Pastor Greg Smith officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home from 10 a.m. until the time of service. The committal will be held at Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Flossie's name. The family would like to express a special thank you to the staff at Oakridge Gardens for the loving care Flossie received during her stay. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida Street | Jensen, Flossie Maud (I320240)
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| 40776 | Flothia Sherlock Elmer Sherlock Felecia Sherlock Peter Mooren | Mooren, Peter (I107126)
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| 40777 | Floyd 'Gabe' William Gabrielson, 88 years passed away on November 30, 2016 at Heartwood Homes, Appleton. He was born at home on January 23, 1928 in Virginia, MN to Nellie & Olaf Gabrielson. Gabe graduated from Virginia High School. He proudly served in the US Army from 1946-1948 and 1950-1951. He graduated from the University of Wisconsin - Whitewater where he also met the love of his life, Phyllis Verona Van Schyndel. They married May 7, 1955 and celebrated 61 years together. During his career he worked for General Motors in Janesville, Bytof Realty (Coldwell Banker), and Badger Metals, Inc. Gabe loved bowling, golfing, traveling, visiting with his friends and family - both in Wisconsin and Minnesota, watching the Minnesota Vikings, and spending time with Phyllis in Venice, Florida during the winter months. He is survived by his wife Phyllis, daughters, Janet (Clark) Kreider, Rogers, MN, Dee Wais, Neenah, Sara (Joe) Daniel, Appleton. Six grandchildren, Becky (Charlie) Aus, Craig Wais, Amy (Josh) Mattfeld, Joe (Chelse) Daniel, Casey Daniel and Nicole Kreider. Five great-grandchildren, Isaac, Gavin, Sydney, Freya, and Ivy. He is further survived by his brother, Reidar (Kathy) Gabrielson, Phoenix, AZ, brother-in-law Frank Leahy, sister-in-law Kit Van Schyndel, numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, in-laws Sylvester and Verona Van Schyndel, siblings Alice Fink, Olaf Gabrielson, Nancy Maryland, Conrad Gabrielson, Margaret Zins, Henry Gabrielson, sister-in-law Ruth Leahy, brother-in-law Joe Van Schyndel. The Funeral Liturgy will be held on Monday, December 5, 2016 at 11 AM at ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 1810 N McDonald Street in Appleton. Visitation will be held on Monday starting at 9 AM until the time of the funeral mass with Fr. Gerald Falk officiating. Military honors will follow the funeral service. In lieu of flowers, Gabe's family will be forwarding memorials to the Fox Valley Memory Project. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family wishes to thank Fr. Gerald Falk for his many years of friendship and support, the staff at Heartwood Homes and Heartland Hospice for their supportive care of Gabe. Janet, Dee and Sara also wish to extend our deepest thanks to Bob and Kathy for their loving, neighboring care of mom and dad over the many years. | Gabrielson, Floyd William "Gabe" (I19800)
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| 40778 | Floyd A Spooner B. Minnesota 24 Rose L Spooner B. Oregon 27 Kenneth L Spooner B. Oregon 2 [2 3/12] | Spooner, Floyd A. (I80833)
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| 40779 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Grode, Floyd / Pelky, Norma (F23610)
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| 40780 | Floyd Anthony Kroeger 01 Feb 1913 15 Jan 1985 | Kroeger, Floyd Anthony (I321941)
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| 40781 | Floyd Anthony Smits, age 85, of Kaukauna, passed away on Sunday, February 21, 2016 at Brewster Village. He was born in Kaukauna on June 25, 1930 to the late Theodore and Lucy (McDaniel) Smits. Floyd served in the Army from 1951 to 1953 and was stationed in Salzburg, Austria. He loved to tell how The Sound of Music was being filmed there during that time. After his military service, Floyd attended Beauty School in Green Bay and later opened Floyd's House of Beauty in Kaukauna. Floyd enjoyed cooking, gardening, music, and visiting with people. He loved the time spent at his cottage in Door County. Floyd is survived by his sister Dorothy Rebitz and sister-in-law Elizabeth "Betty" Smits; he is further survived by several nieces, nephews, patrons, and close friends. He is preceded in death by his parents; siblings: Ken (Judy) Smits, Beatrice (Orv) Yingling, Loretta (Leo) Schmalz, Angie (Bill) Brugman, Jerry (Eleanor) Smits, Ted (Ola) Smits, and Norval Smits; and brother-in-law Jim Rebitz. In keeping with Floyd's wishes there will be no funeral service. Inurnment will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, which is an extension of Oviatt Street where Floyd was born, raised, and owned his business. Boettcher Family Funeral Home is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. Online condolences may be offered at www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com Special thanks go out to all the wonderful workers and volunteers at Theda Clark, Brewster Village and ThedaCare at Home Hospice. | Smits, Floyd (I49518)
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| 40782 | Floyd B. "Curly" Kieffer, age 75, of Seymour passed away on Friday morning, November 13, 2015 at Good Shepherd Nursing Home. He was born May 20, 1940 a son of the late Sylvester and Margie (Durkee) Kieffer. On June 3, 1993 he was united in marriage to Elizabeth "Betts" Herlache. Betts preceded him in death on May 26, 2007. The couple spent 30 years showing Mastiffs across the U.S. He is survived by two daughers: Kelly Ann (Dirk) Yarnell and their children and grandchildren, and Brigid Kieffer; son, Michael Kieffer; two step-daughters: AnneMarie (Mitch) Roepcke and children, and Melissa Appleton; special friends and neighbors Rick and Chris Stedl. In addition to his parents and wife, he was preceded in death by a son, Steven Kieffer. Private family services were held. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour, is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 14, 2015 | Kieffer, Floyd (I28401)
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| 40783 | Floyd Bay passed away Monday, December 1, 2003 after a short illness at Appleton Medical Center. He was born July 23, 1912 to the late Edwin and Anne Bay. Like those of his generation, Floyd faced tremendous challenges early in life. At the age of 17 the stock market collapsed commencing the worst economic depression in history culminating in World War II. As a teen, he worked on a cousin's farm for room and board and enough firewood to heat the family home during winter. He often hopped freight trains in search of work throughout the Midwest and South. During World War II, he joined the military serving with the Seabees in the South Pacific. Following the war, he returned to Kaukauna to reunite with his family and work as an electrician for Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company from which he retired in 1977. He is survived by his "Old Crony," best friend and loving wife of 63 years, Trudy (Drucilla); sons Buck (Bruce) and wife Jackie, St. Louis, MO; Dan and wife Deborah, San Rafael, CA; Scott (Michael), Minneapolis, MN; Tom, Kaukauna; and daughter Debra and her husband Wayne Nighorn, Pulaski, WI; sister-in-law, Celmira Bay, Asuncion, Paraguay. Additionally, 11 grandchildren, 3 great-grandchildren, many loving nieces and nephews survive him. Besides his parents, sisters Sallie and Ruth, and, recently, brother Clyde preceded him in death. As were his wishes there will be no funeral. A celebration of his memory and life will be held at Van Abel's Supper Club in Hollandtown on Saturday, January 17, 2004 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Friends who knew Floyd are welcome to join the family and share in this celebration. Those wishing further information about this event can call 920.759.4423 or email mbay@ mn.rr.com. Floyd's early life provided a rich foundation of stories and opinions about national and local events. An avid reader known for his wit and candor, Floyd would often contribute to the Appleton Post-Crescent's It's Your Call. His stories about his early life are legendary. Both poignant and humorous, they told of a time filled with incredible struggles and human relationships. A special thank you goes out to the staff of doctors, nurses and aides at Appleton Medical Center, Dr. Danz and Kaukauna Medical Clinic. Their compassion for Floyd and his family was simply amazing during the last week of his life. In addition, the family expresses its gratitude to an exceptional cadre of friends who provided assistance over the past couple of years. Floyd, as you passed through those gates, we know you were met by a lot of the buddies who preceded you. They missed you just as much as you missed them. We miss you, too, and look forward to joining up with you again, when it is our time to come. Bay, Floyd, Age 91, Decemb er 1, 2003Floyd Bay passed away Monday, December 1, 2003 after a short illness at Ap pleton Medical Center. He was born July 23, 1912 to the late Edwin and An ne Bay.Like those of his generation, Floyd faced tremendous challenges early in l ife. At the age of 17 the stock market collapsed commencing the worst econ omic depression in history culminating in World War II. As a teen, he work ed on a cousin's farm for room and board and enough firewood to heat the f amily home during winter. He often hopped freight trains in search of wo rk throughout the Midwest and South. During World War II, he joined the mi litary serving with the Seabees in the South Pacific. Following the wa r, he returned to Kaukauna to reunite with his family and work as an elect rician for Thilmany Pulp and Paper Company from which he retired in 1977.He is survived by his "Old Crony," best friend and loving wife of 63 year s, Trudy (Drucilla); sons Buck (Bruce) and wife Jackie, St. Louis, MO; D an and wife Deborah, San Rafael, CA; Scott (Michael), Minneapolis, MN; To m, Kaukauna; and daughter Debra and her husband Wayne Nighorn, Pulaski, W I; sister-in-law, Celmira Bay, Asuncion, Paraguay. Additionally, 11 grandc hildren, 3 great-grandchildren, many loving nieces and nephews survive hi m. Besides his parents, sisters Sallie and Ruth, and, recently, brother Cl yde preceded him in death.As were his wishes there will be no funeral. A celebration of his memory a nd life will be held at Van Abel's Supper Club in Hollandtown on Saturda y, January 17, 2004 from 11 a.m. until 3 p.m. Friends who knew Floyd are w elcome to join the family and share in this celebration. Those wishing fur ther information about this event can call 920.759.4423 or email mbay at mn. rr.com.Floyd's early life provided a rich foundation of stories and opinions abo ut national and local events. An avid reader known for his wit and cando r, Floyd would often contribute to the Appleton Post-Crescent's It's Yo ur Call. His stories about his early life are legendary. Both poignant a nd humorous, they told of a time filled with incredible struggles and hum an relationships.A special thank you goes out to the staff of doctors, nurses and aid es at Appleton Medical Center, Dr. Danz and Kaukauna Medical Clinic. The ir compassion for Floyd and his family was simply amazing during the la st week of his life. In addition, the family expresses its gratitu de to an exceptional cadre of friends who provided assistance over the pa st couple of years.Floyd, as you passed through those gates, we know you were met by a l ot of the buddies who preceded you. They missed you just as much as you mi ssed them. We miss you, too, and look forward to joining up with you agai n, when it is our time to come. From Fargo Funeral Home website, this obituary;Age 91, passed away Monday, December 1, 2003 at the Appleton Medical Cente r. Floyd was born in Kaukauna on July 23, 1912, son of the late Edward a nd Ann (Wilpolt) Bay. On April 1, 1940, he married the former Drucilla "Tr ucy" Risse in DuBuque, Iowa; she survives. Floyd worked as an electrici an at Thilmany Pulp & Paper in Kaukauna for over thirty years, and also se rved as a member of the United States Navy during World War II.He is survived by his wife: Drucilla "Trudy" Bay of Kaukauna; five childre n: Bruce (Jackie) Bay of St. Louis; Don (Debra) Bay of San Francisco; Sco tt Bay of Minneapolis; Tom Bay of Kaukauna; and Debbie (Wayne) Nighor no f Pulaski; eleven grandchildren; three great-grandchildren; a sister-in -law: Lucille (Lawrence) Zimmerman. Floyd was preceded in death by his par ents, a brother Clyde, and sister Ruth and Sally.Memorial Services wi ll be held at a later date.FARGO FUNERAL HOME400 W. Wisconsin AvenueKaukauna 766-6200www.fargofuneral homes | Bay, Floyd Francis (I150)
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| 40784 | Floyd Brightman Edna Brightman Mildred E Brightman Willis D Brightman Mae Brightman Lucile Brightman Robert M Brightman [2 2/12] | Brightman, Lucille (I193837)
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| 40785 | Floyd Brightman Edna Brightman Willis Brightman Mae Brightman Lucille Brightman Robert Brightman Elizabeth Brightman Marcella Schneider | Brightman, Lucille (I193837)
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| 40786 | Floyd C. Scheibe, age 84 of Gillett, passed away Friday, December 21, 2012 at the Woodland Village of Gillett. Floyd was born to the late Chester and Elvera (Remter) Scheibe on April 30, 1928 in Appleton. On September 4, 1948 he married Janice Howe. Floyd worked for several years at Kimberly Clark which would eventually become Midtech, until his retirement in 1988. He enjoyed his Wednesday gatherings with Underhill senior friends. He is survived by his loving wife, Janice, his children; Mary (Ken) Buetow and Tom (Kordi) Scheibe, seven grandchildren; John II, James, Justin, Jessie, Tina, Tanya and Brienne and seven great grandchildren. Floyd is further survived by his brothers and sisters; Joyce Butterfield, Harold (Eunice) Scheibe, Joan (Wayne) Strelow, Danny (Darlene) Scheibe, Karen Scheibe and Tim (Judy) Scheibe as well as several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Floyd is preceded in death by, his infant son Floyd and son John. Also preceding him in death are his brother Eugene Scheibe, brother in law Ken Butterfield, and great granddaughters Olive Jean and Violet Lynn. The funeral service for Floyd will be held at 12:00PM, Monday, December 24, 2012, at Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond St, Appleton with Pastor Mike Paholke officiating. Visitation will be from 10:00AM until the time of service at the funeral home. Burial will take place in Highland Memorial Park immediately following the service. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established. logo Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on December 23, 2012 | Scheibe, Floyd (I153167)
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| 40787 | Floyd Coffey 10/6/1921 1/6/1939 Post Crescent 1/6/1939 14 | Coffey, Floyd (I22683)
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| 40788 | Floyd Cottrell, age 85, passed away on Wednesday, August 8, 2012 at Brewster Village in Appleton. He was born on September 23, 1926 the son of the late Erwin and Inez Cottrell. In 1943 Floyd enlisted in the Navy and served our country during World War II on the USS Midway aircraft carrier, which protected the East Coast. He was united in marriage on July 26, 1947 to Elizabeth "Betty" Boehler at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Floyd was very active in the church, volunteering with Betty, ushering and also helping with various restoration projects. He owned Floyd V. Cottrell Plastering from 1965 until retiring and selling the business to his son in 1993. Floyd enjoyed traveling with Betty, and visiting their cottage up at Legend Lake, playing card games, watching his favorite television shows including the Packers and going out for dinner. Floyd enjoyed spending time with family and friends. Floyd is survived by his children: Michael (Mary Ellen) of Appleton, Bruce (Patty) of Green Bay, Jodi (Nick) Ulman of Appleton, and Randy (Mary Ann) of Appleton; his grandchildren: Sean (Jamie) Cottrell, Erin Cottrell, Jessica, Amy, and Melissa Cottrell, Casey (Dave) Rudey, Jason Ulman, Alli, Adam and Sarah Cottrell; great-grandchildren: James, Dillon, and Gabrielle; two sisters, June(Harland) Anderson of Appleton and Constance Joyce Peterson of Port Washington; he is further survived by many nieces, nephews, and dear friends. He was preceded in death by his wife, Betty, Brothers: Edward, Clyde, Frank, Erwin Jr., and Gay. Funeral Liturgy will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, August 10, 2012, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 410 West Lawrence Street, Appleton; with Father David J. Funk OFM CAP officiating. Friends and family may visit at the church from 8:30 a.m. until the time of service. Private interment will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at: www.wichmannfargo.com The family would like to thank the staff at Brewster Village for all their care, support and comfort that was given to Dad during his rehab stay. Your care will never be forgotten. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 9 to August 10, 2012 | Cottrell, Floyd (I147924)
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| 40789 | Floyd D. Abendroth, age 81, of Appleton, died on November 3, 2007, at his home. Floyd was born on May 24, 1926, in Appleton, to the late John and Margaret (Donat) Abendroth. He married Pat Gillespie on August 8, 1957, in Appleton; she preceded him in death on March 20, 2002. Floyd was a loving husband, father and grandfather. He was a lifetime and faithful member of Mt. Olive Ev. Lutheran Church. Floyd was employed as a machine operator at Kimberly Clark Corporation, retiring in 1988. He was an avid Packers fan, enjoyed fishing, his dogs and the time spent with his family. Floyd was well known for his garden, especially his tomatoes. Survivors include his daughter, Julie Abendroth, Batavia, IL; his son, Randall Abendroth, Madison; his son, James (Rebecca Kent) Abendroth, Appleton; his daughter, Terry Abendroth, Campbell, CA; and his son, Paul Abendroth, Appleton; his four grandchildren, Charles and James Yankowski, Andrew and Isabelle Abendroth; his sisters: Florence Popp, Appleton; Betty Kohl, Appleton; his brother-in-law, Bud Puls and his sisters-in-law, Mary Abendroth and Eunice Abendroth. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by his brothers and sisters, Leonard Abendroth, Margaret Schroeder, Irene Salm, Eugene Abendroth, Richard Abendroth and Ruth Puls. Funeral services will be 11 a.m. Thursday, November 8, 2007, at MOUNT OLIVE EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 930 East Florida Avenue, Appleton, with Rev. Robert Raasch officiating. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Appleton, on Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m. and again directly at the church on Thursday from 10 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park. A memorial has been established in his name. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfargo.com | Abendroth, Floyd (I126749)
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| 40790 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Darrow, Dona Lyn (I163)
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| 40791 | Floyd Dreger, age 97, of Kaukauna, passed away on Sunday morning, January 29, 2012, at St. Paul Home with his family at his side. He was born on September 4, 1914 in Kaukauna, the son of the late William and Josephine (Kaphar) Dreger. On July 3, 1944, Floyd was united in marriage to Ethel Rademacher, "the love of his life", at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna. Floyd was employed for over 35 years as the outside crane operator at Giddings & Lewis. His expertise in small engines was utilized when opening the repair shop at Carstens Elevator. He was Mr. Handy, and always willing to give a helping hand to others. Floyd was a member of the Moose Lodge in Kaukauna, 50 year member of the Knights of Columbus and faithful member of Holy Cross Catholic Church. He was an avid card player; enjoyed bowling, fishing and water skiing and had a love for hunting and travel in his younger years. Floyd enjoyed watching the Brewers and Packers, and he was a season ticket holder and each grandchild had the privilege of attending their first Packer game with grandpa. Family was very important to Floyd, he always looked forward to his grandchildren's extracurricular activities and the family vacation to Pelican Lake. He is survived by his daughters: Sharon (Larry) Woldt and Pam (Jeff) Kelly, both of Kaukauna; five grandchildren: Lisa Stevens, Appleton; Stacey Woldt, Roselle, Illinois and Aaron (Tammy) Woldt, Farmington, Minnesota; Sean (Angie) Kelly, De Pere and Brian (Katy) Kelly, Oak Creek; four great-grandchildren: Spencer Stevens, Noah and Morgan Woldt and Landen Kelly. Floyd is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his beloved wife, Ethel Dreger; three brothers: Vincent Dreger, Jerome (Mildred) Dreger and Myron (Mary Ann) Dreger; two sisters: Joan (George) Buckarma and Lorraine (Norb) Stammer. The funeral liturgy for Floyd will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, February 3, 2012 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna. Fr. Tom Pomeroy will be officiating. A time of visitation will be held at the church on Friday from 9 a.m. until the time of mass. Floyd will be laid to rest at Holy Cross Cemetery. A memorial fund has been established in his name. Floyd's family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the staff and caregivers at St. Paul Elder Service and Dr. Michael Werner and the Kaukauna Clinic, for their wonderful care and compassion. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 766-6200 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 30 to January 31, 2012 | Dreger, Floyd J. (I33596)
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| 40792 | Floyd F. Bay, electrician mate, has been promoted to second class. He is stationed in New Guinea. | Bay, Floyd Francis (I150)
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| 40793 | Floyd F. Driessen Nickname: Ducky Spouse: Marion Rothenbach Born: October 28, 1918 Died: September 28, 2001 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: September 30, 2001 Section: C Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Peace Lutheran Location: , OBIT NOT ONLINE | Driessen, Floyd F. (I50927)
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| 40794 | Floyd Foltz Gertrude Foltz Walter Foltz Dorothy Foltz [3 7/12] Samuel Foltz [1 6/12] Donald Foltz [0/12] | Foltz, Floyd (I157599)
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| 40795 | Floyd Foltz Gertrude Foltz Walter Foltz Dorothy Foltz [3 7/12] Samuel Foltz [1 6/12] Donald Foltz [0/12] | Hecht, Gertrude (I157620)
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| 40796 | Floyd G. Anhalt, age 65, of 1321 E. Hwy. 310, Manitowoc, died unexpectedly Thursday evening, Aug. 1, 2002 at Aurora Bay Care Medical Center Green Bay. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday Aug 6, 2002 at St. Peter the Fisherman Parish - Holy Redeemer Site, Two Rivers. Officiating at the Mass of Christian Burial will be the Rev. William O'Brien with military rites following the Mass accorded by the Two Rivers VFW and American Legion posts. Entombment will be at Knollwood Mausoleum, town of Kossuth. Floyd was born Sept. 2, 1936, son of the late Joseph and Marie Kocourek Anhalt. He was in the United States Army, serving in Korean. Floyd was a lifelong farmer. He was an active member of St. Mark's Catholic Church and served as an usher. Floyd was an avid lover of dogs and always had several of his faithful companions with him. Survivors include four brothers and two sisters-in-law: Jim and Carole Anhalt, rural Manitowoc; Dan and Mary Jo Anhalt, Cato; Richard Anhalt, Cato; Joseph "Tim" Anhalt, Manitowoc; two sisters and one brother-in-law: Sister Regina Anhalt, New York City; Sandy and Tom Jarosh, Manitowoc; 14 nieces and nephews: Scott (Angie) Anhalt, Lori (Scottie) Engelbrecht, Renee (Dusty) Kasten, Bill (Melissa) Anhalt, Rachael and Chad Anhalt, Bobbi Jo (Mike) Meyer, Chelsea F Anhalt, Paul Anhalt and special friend Jessica, Tammy (Steve) Vice, Christopher Jarosh Lisa and Bob Keil; 22 great-nieces and nephews; aunts, uncles, cousins and many friends also survive. The family will greet relatives and friends on Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2002 at St. Peter the Fisherman's - Holy Redeemer Site, Two Rivers, from 9 a.m. until the time of service at 11 a.m. The Klein & Stangel Funeral Home and Cremation Care Center, Two Rivers, is assisting the family with funeral arrangements. Herald Times Reporter Aug. 4, 2002 TOD: OBIT - Floyd G Anhalt - MHTR - Agnes Birringer - 8/02 | Anhalt, Floyd G. (I115900)
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| 40797 | Floyd H. Gagnon, 82, De Pere, passed away Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2007, at Angel's Touch Nursing Home after a courageous battle with Alzheimer's. Floyd was born July 11, 1925, in Two Rivers, Wis., to Martin and Adeline Gagnon. He married Geraldine Gallas on Sept. 2, 1944, in Clarksdale, Miss. Floyd joined the Air Force in 1943. He spent 20 years of his life in the Air Force and retired as a Captain Pilot in 1963. Floyd's Air Force career took him and Geraldine to Guam, the Philippines, Alaska, Maryanna Islands, and about 40 other U.S. states during his service. Floyd and Geraldine's children are all named after Air Force bases. Upon retiring in 1968, he purchased a farm in Shirley, Wis., to raise his six boys and one girl. In 1984, Floyd and Geraldine moved to Rhinelander so that he could pursue his fishing and hunting dreams. Then they moved to Avon Park, Fla., where Floyd took up golfing and scored 4 holes-in-one. In 1997, they returned to Wisconsin to be closer to their children. Survivors include his loving wife, Geraldine of 63 years; five sons, Craig and Rita, Ed and Belinda, Scott and Maryann, Bryan and Julie, and Patrick and Tammy; and one daughter, Marianne and Dennis Zirbel. He is further survived by his brother, Evan Gagnon, and brothers-in-law, nieces and nephews, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Floyd is preceded in death by both his parents; his son, Gary; his granddaughter, Brynn; and his brother, Glenn. Family and friends may call Monday, Nov. 12, 2007, from 9 a.m. until the hour of Memorial Mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Glenmore. Memorial Mass will be celebrated 10:30 a.m. Monday at church, with Fr. Lee J. Kahrs officiating. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Knutson-Cotter Funeral Home, Denmark, is assisting the family. Special thanks to Sheila and the staff at Angel's Touch | Gagnon, Floyd (I313879)
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| 40798 | Floyd Harvey Katherine Harvey Adelle Harvey Dorothy Harvey [1 3/12] | Harvey, Floyd (I199716)
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| 40799 | Floyd Harvey Catherine Harvey Adell Harvey Dorothy Harvey Charles Harvey Joan Harvey | Harvey, Floyd (I199716)
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| 40800 | Floyd Harvey Catherine Harvey Adell Harvey Dorothy Harvey Charles Harvey Joan Jones Emma Fahrman | Harvey, Dorothy (I199720)
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| 40801 | Floyd Harvey Katherine Harvey Adelle Harvey Dorothy Harvey [1 3/12] | Blake, Katherine (I199717)
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| 40802 | Floyd Harvey Catherine Harvey Adell Harvey Dorothy Harvey Charles Harvey Joan Harvey | Blake, Katherine (I199717)
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| 40803 | Floyd Harvey Catherine Harvey Adell Harvey Dorothy Harvey Charles Harvey Joan Harvey | Harvey, Adell (I199718)
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| 40804 | Floyd Harvey Catherine Harvey Adell Harvey Dorothy Harvey Charles Harvey Joan Jones Emma Fahrman | Harvey, Floyd (I199716)
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| 40805 | Floyd Harvey Catherine Harvey Adell Harvey Dorothy Harvey Charles Harvey Joan Jones Emma Fahrman | Blake, Katherine (I199717)
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| 40806 | Floyd Hiestand - 36 Ethel Hiestand - 32 Donald Hiestand - 13 Warren Hiestand - 9 Eunice Hiestand - 4 9/12 Evelyn Hiestand - 4 9/12 Dorothea Hiestand - 2 6/12 | Hiestand, Warren (I165912)
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| 40807 | Floyd J. Young, age 86, Bear Creek died on Monday, April 29, 2013, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital following a lingering illness. Floyd was born on September 18, 1926, in the Town of Maple Creek, (Outagamie County) son of the late Frank and Josephine (Thebo) Young. On July 14, 1949, he was united in marriage to Lila M. Thoma. He was a resident of Bear Creek his entire life and was a life time member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bear Creek. Floyd was employed at Four Wheel Drive for 30 years as a welder and also worked for Fermanich and Len Ebert's and Sons Implement Dealer. He enjoyed fishing with his three special buddies, Keith, Kenny and Leon. He is survived by his wife Lila; daughters: Christine (Wayne) Oshefsky, Clintonville; Ruth Hayes, Neenah; Charlotte (Larry) Uhazie, Waupun; LaVerne Young, Neenah; Patricia Young, Mexico and Kim (John) Steiger, Manawa; sons, Steven (special friend, Jane) Dear Creek and Gerald (Teri) Young, Racine; a brother, Mark (Mary) Young, Bear Creek and a sister, Loretta Ritchie, New London. Floyd is further survived by fifteen grandchildren (two of which he raised as his own sons, Jerry "Boob" and Eric), 20 great grandchildren, numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. His parents, one sister, five brothers, three grandchildren, three great-great grandchildren and a son in-law preceded him in death. Funeral Mass for Floyd will be held on Friday, May 3, 2013, at 11:00 AM at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Bear Creek with Fr. Jack Mullarkey officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Visitation will be held on Thursday at the Cline & Hanson Funeral Home, New London from 4-8 p.m. a 7:30 prayer service will be held. Visitation will also be held at St. Mary's Church, Bear Creek Friday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 1, 2013 | Young, Floyd J. (I140244)
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| 40808 | Floyd James Carr 7 Apr 1894 Caucasian (White) South Dakota Not Stated, Grant, SD | Carr, Floyd J. (I2072)
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| 40809 | Floyd John Minlschmidt 25 Feb 1920 17 Feb 1986 004061 | Minlschmidt, Floyd J. (I138609)
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| 40810 | Floyd Kirk, 90, Little Chute, formerly of Kimberly, passed away Friday, March 9, 2012 at Parkside Care Center. Floyd was born March 20, 1921 in Appleton to the late Charles and Ida (Sternagel) Kirk. He married Sylvia Seefeld on May 18, 1946 at Emanuel Lutheran Church in New London. Floyd worked at Kimberly Clark for 41 years until his retirement in 1983. He started the Kimberly Chapter of the Lutheran Boy Pioneers and was active with them for many years. He also was a great carpenter and loved to fish, hunt, bowl and play baseball in his earlier years. He will be greatly missed by his wife, Sylvia of 65 years; children: Jean (William) Ghera, McHenry, IL; George (Sue) Kirk, Duluth, MN and John Kirk, FL; six grandchildren; 4 great grandchildren; sister-in-law, Ann Kirk and a special neighbor, Betty. Floyd was preceded in death by his parents and ten siblings. Funeral services for Floyd will be held at 12:00 pm (Noon) Monday, March 12, 2012 at St. Luke Ev. Lutheran Church, Little Chute with Rev. Ronald Szep officiating. Friends may visit the family at church from 10:00 am until the time of services Monday at church. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. A memorial fund is being established. The family would like to thank the staff of Parkside for their thoughtful care and concern shown to Floyd and his family. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from March 10 to March 11, 2012 | Kirk, Floyd (I114352)
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| 40811 | Floyd L Hawkins 31 Audrie C Hawkins 23 Clara K Hubbard 67 | Hawkins, Floyd (I308793)
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| 40812 | Floyd L. Baer, 77 years, passed away January 13, 2017 at Brewster Village in Appleton, Wisconsin with his family by his side. He was born May 17, 1939 to his loving parents Aloysius and Ruby (Heller) Baer in Appleton, Wisconsin. They settled in Potter, Wisconsin and he was a graduate of Hilbert High School Class of 1959. After a short stint in the US Navy he married the love of his life Rita (Pethan) Baer on September 30, 1961 at St. Charles Catholic church in Charlesburg, Wisconsin. Together they raised their family in Menasha, Wisconsin. Floyd was a second generation owner/operator of Baer Beverages Inc., Menasha, Wisconsin. He was a former member of the Wisconsin Wholesalers Beer Distributers Association, Board member of the Bank of Menasha, Knights of Columbus member, and a member of St. John the Baptist Parish, Menasha. He was an active volunteer for Habitat for Humanity and Heckrodt Wetland Reserve. Floyd loved going to his granddaughter's school activities to cheer them on, watching Badger football or basketball, The Packers, spending time at the cottages on Post Lake, attending a NASCAR race or travelling throughout the United States. Floyd will be missed by his wife Rita, mother Ruby, children Duane (Beth) Baer of Greenville, Wisconsin and Karen (Bob) Matson of Cambridge, Minnesota, grandchildren Malina Baer and Katrina Baer, brothers Gerald (Helene) Baer of Wausau, Wisconsin and Harold (Loretta) Baer of Hilbert, Wisconsin. Further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. A Funeral Service for Floyd will be on Tuesday, January 17, 2017 at 6 pm at the Wichmann Funeral Home - Laemmrich Chapel, 312 Milwaukee St., Menasha. Private entombment Highland Memorial Park. Family and friends may gather Tuesday, at the Laemmrich Chapel, from 3 pm until time of service. The family of Floyd thanks the staffs at Affinity Hospice, especially Nancy and Hillary, Brewster Village especially Angela and Beth for their loving and professional care of him. Memorials in Floyd's name to Heckrodt Wetland Reserve appreciated. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Jan. 15 to Jan. 16, 2017 | Baer, Floyd L. (I338282)
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| 40813 | Floyd Lambert Mary Lambert M Elizabeth Lambert Louise Lambert R Jone Lambert | Lambert, Ione R. (I7557)
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| 40814 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Lindsley, John (I105967)
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| 40815 | Floyd Locke Mabel Locke Margaret Locke Ariel Wickesberg | Locke, Floyd (I123909)
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| 40816 | Floyd Locke Mabel Locke Margaret Locke Robert Locke Hugo Wickesberg | Locke, Floyd (I123909)
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| 40817 | Floyd M Foor in the Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 Name: Floyd M Foor Race: White Age at Death: 84 Birth Date: 1 Aug 1904 Death Date: 19 Aug 1988 Death Place: Dade, Florida, United States Source Information Ancestry.com. Florida Death Index, 1877-1998 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2004. Floyd M. Foor in the U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 Name: Floyd M. Foor SSN: 391-05-9822 Last Residence: 33157 Miami, Miami-dade, Florida, USA BORN: 1 Aug 1904 Died: 19 Aug 1988 State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951) Source Citation Number: 391-05-9822; Issue State: Wisconsin; Issue Date: Before 1951 Source Information Ancestry.com. U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-2014 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2011. | Foor, Floyd (I341835)
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| 40818 | Floyd Mark Siebers, age 85, passed away at his home on Sunday morning October 29th, 2017. Floyd was born on September 28th, 1932 and lived his entire life in Kaukauna with the exception of his time in active service. Floyd was drafted and served in the Army in Company One in the 4th Infantry division. He achieved the rank of Corporal, and was stationed in Fairbanks Alaska with the Ski Patrol. While in the military he earned the National Defense Service medal and a Sharp Shooter medal. After his time in service, on September 23rd, 1958 he joined the Kaukauna V.F.W. Post 3319 where he was an active member and served on the Firing Squad for over 50 years. He was also a member of the American Legion Post 258 in Little Chute and served 61 years as well as a member of the Knights of Columbus Council 1033. He worked in the Construction Building trades for many years with many different crews, and was proud of all the projects he worked on, including the Prange building, and the AAL building downtown Appleton. He developed lifetime friendships from those work crews. He also worked 12 years for the Village of Combined Locks with the Street Department and in Parks. Prior to retiring he worked through Building Services at the Combined Locks mill until his retirement. Floyd is survived by one son and daughter-in-law, Daniel (Janice) Siebers of Waupun; and one daughter and son-in-law, Amy (Matthew) Graminske of Appleton; along with three grandsons: Joshua Siebers, Michael Powell, Matthew Powell, all of Appleton; and 5 step grandchildren. He is further survived by one sister, Lorraine (John, deceased) Stoeger; one brother and sister-in-law, Ronald (Mary) Siebers; and a sister-in-law, Janice Siebers. He also has many nieces and nephews. Floyd was preceded in death by his parents, John and Josephine (Green) Siebers; five sisters: Florence, Laverne, Elizabeth, Cordell, and Madelyn; five brothers: Harvey, Gerald, Arthur, Emmet (Bing) and David; and many brothers and sisters-in-law. He was also preceded in death by his ex-wife Susan (Lenhart) Petznick of Appleton. They remained lifelong friends. Floyd was an avid hunter and fisherman in his younger years and his family and friends were very important to him. He loved socializing and enjoyed playing his harmonica especially when accompanied by others playing the harmonica or accordion. Polkas were his music of choice. His yard and his garden occupied his time and he was very proud of how well he kept it up. Floyd was generous and loved giving away the fruits of his labors. He had a funny sense of humor and a warm, kind spirit. Dad, we love you and will miss you dearly. Visitation will be held Thursday, November 2, 2017 at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH - ST. MARY CHURCH (119 W. 7th St. Kaukauna) beginning at 9:00 a.m. until time of Mass at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate and Deacon Steve Vande Hey will assist. Military rites, conducted by the Kaukauna V.F.W. Post 3319 and American Legion Post 41 will immediately follow. Committal St. Mary Cemetery, Kaukauna. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 31, 2017 | Siebers, Floyd Mark (I5247)
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| 40819 | Floyd Mc Gillan Jane Mc Gillan Donald Mc Gillan Mary Lou Mc Gillan | McGillan, Mary Lou (I345694)
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| 40820 | Floyd Minlschmidt 2/25/1920 2/17/1986 Post Crescent 2/18/1986 D 3 | Minlschmidt, Floyd J. (I138609)
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| 40821 | Floyd P. Hooyman, 89, of Appleton, died peacefully Wednesday, February 11, 2009, at Theda Clark Medical Center, Neenah. A Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, February 17, 2009, at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Appleton, with Rev. Gerald Falk officiating. Friends may visit the family from 10 a.m. until the time of mass Tuesday at church. VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 2211 N. Richmond Street Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Hooyman, Floyd Peter (I24316)
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| 40822 | Floyd Peter Hooyman, from Neenah (formerly of Appleton) age 89, joined his most beloved wife Margaret McMahon Hooyman and his son Thomas G Hooyman internal life on February 11th, 2009. He was a wonderful man and lived his life with compassion, truthfulness, laughter, morality, faith and love for his family. He was born on June 1st, 1919 in Milwaukee to Ellen (Vandenberg) and James Hooyman. He graduated from Kaukauna High School in1938, and was a football end who received a full scholarship to University of Madison for his athletic abilities. He served his country as master sergeant of arms in the army air force in Combat in the South Pacific from January 1942 through November 1945. He served his community through volunteering at Theda Clark Medical Center and the Neenah Public Library among others. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus 3rd and 4th Degree. He received a degree in Interior Design and his chosen career was in sales. His dedication was first and foremost to his family. He will be sadly missed by his children: Dr. Patrick (Diana) Hooyman, Houston; James (Debbie) Hooyman, Stockbridge; Nancy (Wilcox) Hooyman, Denver; Barbara (Jeff) Baker, Sedona, AZ; adoring grandchildren: Nichole (Mike) Byng,Amalia, Eliza, Andrew, Richard (Tabitha), Maggie, Christopher, PJ, Sam, Thomas, Crystal, Lucy and 6 great grandchildren. Floyd was a wonderful brother, and brother in law. He will be sadly missed by Marvin and Julie Hooyman, Green Valley AZ, Eleanor Engel, Appleton, Joanne and Jim Vandenberg, Rothschild WI., Mary Sue and Bob Streck, Menasha, LouiseMcMahon, Kaukauna, a special uncle Merle (Jayne) Vandenberg and many adoring nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, his wife "Peg-O-My Heart" of 62 years - Margaret, his dear son Dr. Thomas Hooyman, brother Alois (Bud), daughter-in-law Pam Forsythe Hooyman and other relatives. A Mass of Resurrection will be held, Tuesday, February 17th, at11 a.m. at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 1810 N. McDonald, Appleton, with Fr. Gerald Falk officiating. Visitation with the family will be held in the church's gathering space from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the mass. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund will be established. Floyd is lovingly recalled by his family as a dedicated and devoted Son, Husband, Father, Grandfather, Great-Grandfather, Brother, Uncle, Cousin and Friend. Remember him with a twinkle in his eye, a spring in his step, and a heart full of love and laughter. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Hooyman, Floyd Peter (I24316)
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| 40823 | Floyd Raymond Keddell, age 86, died peacefully in his sleep on Tuesday, February 14, 2012. He went home to be with his Valentine. Floyd was born on April 20, 1925, son of the late James and Grace (Fulcer) Keddell. He proudly served his country in the Army Air Force. After 37 years with American Can in Neenah, Floyd and his wife Roseann enjoyed many years at their cabin in Birnamwood. It was there that he satisfied his love for hunting and bird watching. His years as a weekend manager at the Algoma Marina provided a multitude of memories for his family and some mighty good lake trout boils. Floyd will be remembered for his quick wit and love for the outdoors. His heart was broken when he lost the love of his life, Roseann, in 2010. The smiles on the faces of his grandchildren's photos that hung on his refrigerator gave him the strength to tackle another day. Floyd is survived by his daughter, Jean (Dennis) Lorenz; his son, John (Kathy) Keddell, and their children, Brian Keddell and Sarah (Joe) Schmidt; a daughter-in-law, Luann Keddell, and her children, Andy and Chad Keddell; nine great-grandchildren; a brother, Clyde (Violet) Keddell; a sister, Kathryn (Lyle) Marquardt; and numerous brothers-and-sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was further preceded in death by a son, Floyd G. "Butch" Keddell; ten brothers and sisters; and many brothers-and-sisters-in-law. In accordance with Floyd's wishes, private family services will be held. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at Alten Haus Assisted Living, and Heartland Hospice for their care and compassion for our dad, and to a special brother-in-law, Pete Hermes, and niece, Sandy Strahm, for their support. VALLEY FUNERAL HOME 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton 733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on February 16, 2012 | Keddell, Floyd R. Sr. (I121124)
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| 40824 | Floyd Thelen Ruth Thelen Floyd Thelen Kenneth Thelen | Thelen, Floyd (I314428)
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| 40825 | Floyd Ulmen, of Appleton, age 80 years, passed away peacefully on Monday, August 6, 2007, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He was born on December 22, 1926, in Appleton, the son of the late Carl and Mary (Young) Ulmen. Floyd served in the U.S. Air Force from February 22, 1945, and retiring on December 31, 1968, serving in WWII, the Korean Conflict and Vietnam. He enjoyed campfires, spending time at Crooked Lake and gardening. Many will remember Floyd shopping at Kmart and walking his big dogs. Floyd loved playing cards with family and had a great sense of humor. Family and friends will remember his generous gifts for birthdays and Christmas. You could always count on Floyd for any thing someone needed and he treated everyone with equality and respect. He is survived by his sisters: Dorothy Kugler, Lucille Endter and Alice Smith; sister-in-law: Cora Ulmen; nieces and nephews: Lawrence Kugler, Eileen (Joe) Schmitzer, James Kugler, Diane Kugler, Robert (Naomi) Endter, Mary Biese, Rose Ann (Ron) Thurk, Carol (Bill) O'Neill, Jeff (Paula) Ulmen, David (Chris) Ulmen, George (Barb) Ulmen, Rose Marie (Keith) Coleman, Kathy Ulmen, Sue (Steve) Reuter, Lou Ann Ulmen, Charles (Kelly) Ulmen and Fran (Vern) Horn; special great-nephews: Bruce and Kevin Horn and special great-great-nieces Mariah and Madie Horn. Floyd is further survived by many great- and great-great-nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents, brothers-in-law: Lawrence Kugler, Howard Endter and Herbert Smith, his brother Carlton Ulmen and sister Evelyn Westgor. The funeral liturgy for Floyd will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, August 10, 2007, at ST. BERNADETTE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2331 E. Lourdes Dr., Appleton, with Fr. Don Zuleger officiating. Interment with full military rites will be held at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be on Friday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the National Association for Colitis and Crohn's Disease are appreciated. Floyd was a man of simple means - whose true wealth came from how he loved and how he was loved. He was a treasure and he will be cherished forever. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior St. Appleton 920-739-1231 | Ulmen, Floyd A. (I98069)
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| 40826 | Floyd Verdoot Mable Verdoot Sarah Jacquin Nellie Lebergen Esther Lebergen | Liebergen, Nelis (I30230)
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| 40827 | Floyd W. Hopfensperger Born: September 27, 1921 Died: February 2, 1945Place of Birth: Kimberly, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: February 14, 1945 Section: Page: 1 Type: Notes news item KIA in France Floyd Hopfensperger Birth date not known. Died: February 2, 1945 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: February 16, 1945 Section: Page: 3 Type: DN Notes KIA in France | Hopfensperger, Floyd (I169199)
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| 40828 | Floyd Wolters, 98, Neenah, passed away July 3, 2009, at Oak Ridge Gardens Nursing Center. Floyd was born Feb. 2, 1911, in La Crosse, Wis., son of the late Margaret and Gustave Wolters. He married the former Helen Crabb on June 23, 1936, in Appleton, sharing 73 years together. Floyd enjoyed painting pictures, wood carving, camping, playing cards and loved playing his favorite musical instrument, the Conn Organ. Floyd was a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church, Neenah. Floyd was employed for 44 years at American Can Co., Graphic Center, Neenah, and was Superintendent of Roto Gravure Department for the past 20 years, prior to his retirement in 1973. After retiring, Floyd and Helen resided for the past 34 years in Zephyrhills, Fla., during the winter and Neenah in the summer months. Floyd is survived by his wife, Helen, Neenah; three sons and two daughters-in-law, John and Judy, Nekoosa; David and Barbara, Menasha; Paul, Neenah; seven grandchildren, Jeff (Cass) Wolters, Menomonee Falls; Lisa Wolters, Wausau; Beth (Peter) Spinner, Greenville; Greta (Steve) Cotnoir, Combined Locks; Tim (Kristen) Wolters, Minneapolis; Brian (Heather) Wolters, Menasha; Stacy (Scott) Rovegno, Chicago; eight great-grandchildren; a brother-in-law, Robert Crabb and his fiance, Jo Kintopf, Appleton; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Frances (Grace) Crabb, DePere. Floyd was preceded in death by his brother, Urban; and a sister, Ethel Prasher. Mass of the Resurrection will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday, July 8, 2009, at St. Gabriel Catholic Church, 900 Geiger St., Neenah, with the Rev. Richard Allen officiating. Inurnment will take place at St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. Friends may call at the church on Wednesday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Memorials may directed to St. Gabriel Catholic Church. Floyd: husband, father, grandfather, great-grandfather, has been called to serve the Lord. We will miss your love and tenderness that you shared with us and our love for you will always be deeply in our hearts. Brettschneider-Trettin- Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Wolters, Floyd E. (I317145)
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| 40829 | Floyda Spooner 34 Rose L Spooner 37 Kenneth Spooner 12 Keith E Spooner 10 Raymond Spooner 8 Juanita A Spooner 7 | Spooner, Floyd A. (I80833)
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| 40830 | Flugaur, George J. born January 10, 1926 died February 23, 2018 at the age of 92. Preceded in death by son James; Parents George and Elizabeth, infant twin brothers; brother Richard; sisters Mary, Elizabeth, Rita, Florence and twin sister Agnes. Survived by loving wife of 69 years, Frances Ann; children Kathryn Kolbo, David (Mary), Thomas (Sandy) and Mary (David) Curtis; grandchildren Jill Thielen, Lynn Beise, Kari Schunk, Daniel Kolbo, Ryan, Joseph, Leann and Matt Flugaur, Susan Voit, Johnathan, Katherine and Jennifer Curtis; great-grandchildren George, Maria and Carolyn Thielen, Sully, Stephie and Sidney Schunk, Bethany and Caleb Beise, Sebastian and Jameson Flugaur; brothers Frank (Lorraine) and Jerry (Maxine) and sister Ann (Norm) Hoffman. After high school George enlisted in the Army Air Force. When he returned he went to the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. He met Frances and they were married in June 1948. George moved to Minneapolis with his family and taught science and math for the Minneapolis Schools, later acquiring a Masters degree from the University of Minnesota and was appointed to various administrative duties. George and Frances enjoyed traveling, dancing, their lake place and spending time with their children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Mass of Christian Burial will be Thursday, March 1, 2018 @ St. Gabriel the Archangel St. John's Campus, 6 Interlachen Road, Hopkins, MN at 11am. Visitation 1 hr before mass all at church. Private interment. Memorials preferred to NC Little Hospice of Edina. | Flugaur, George (I186960)
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| 40831 | FLUNKER CHILD DIES Special to Post-Crescent Hortonville - David, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Flunker, died at his home in Ellington Saturday noon. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the home with Rev. G. E. Boettcher officiating. Burial was in the Union cemetery at Hortonville. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, September 29, 1931 | Page 14 | Flunker, David (I102719)
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| 40832 | Flunker, Willis H. Willis H. Flunker, age 88, went home to be with his Lord, Wednesday, Feb 28, 2007, at Harbor Heights assisted living in Sheboygan, where he has been a resident the past six years. He was born June 30, 1918, in the Town of Ellington, in Outagamie County, a son of the late Henry and Hilda Lippold Flunker. He attended Bethlehem Lutheran School in Hortonville and graduated from Hortonville High School. He then attended the Agricultural short course at UW Madison and then worked as a milk tester in the cheese industry . Willis was then employed at Fairmont Foods in Appleton for 35 years before retiring. In retirement, he lived in Green Bay for a short time before moving to Sheboygan in the mid 1970s. While living in Hortonville, Willis was an active member of Bethlehem Lutheran Church where he served as a deacon, treasurer and secretary through the years. Since living in Sheboygan he has been a member of Calvary Lutheran Church and served on its church council and a member of the church Happy Hearts Club. Willis was an avid card player and could always be found helping others in various capacities. In 1988, he was awarded a Citation for Community Service from the City of Sheboygan. Survivors include two sisters: Verna Fouts, Sheboygan; Ellen Schmidt, Neenah; as well as numerous loving nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a sister Lorna Flunker. Funeral services will be held Saturday, March 3, 1 p.m. at Calvary Lutheran Church at 2132 N. 27th St. in Sheboygan. The Rev. Timothy P. Kuske, pastor of the church will officiate. Burial will take place in Union Cemetery in Hortonville. Friends may call at the church on Saturday, from 11 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial fund will be established in Willis' name. The Wittkopp-Schneider Funeral Home in Plymouth is serving the family. Online condolences may be sent to www.wittkoppschneider.com. | Flunker, Willis (I125955)
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| 40833 | Flunker | Flunker, August W. (I154172)
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| 40834 | Flynn | Flynn, William P. (I137028)
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| 40835 | Flynn, Jeffrey W. Jeffrey W. Flynn, 44, Green Bay, died Thursday evening, January 6, 2005 fo llowing a courageous battle with brain cancer. Born in Lena on March 19, 1 960, he is the son of William and Shirley (Arts) Flynn. Jeff was a gradua te of Kaukauna High School and the University of Wisconsin, Stevens Poin t. On September 2, 1989 he married the former Lynn Paczkowski. The coup le owned and operated Cost Cutters in Michigan. Jeff worked for chemical s ales in the paper industry. Most recently he was a real estate agent for L oon Lake Realty. Most importantly Jeff was a devoted husband and fathe r. He enjoyed hunting, sports, and he loved the outdoors and times spe nt up north. Jeff was an avid runner and qualified for the Boston Marath on twice.Survived by his beloved wife Lynn; three children: Hannah, Mia, and Ky ra Flynn at home; Parents: William and Shirley Flynn of Kaukauna; Mother-i n-law and Father-in-law: Robert M. and Sharon Paczkowski of Marinette; t wo brothers: Tom (Theresa) Flynn of Kaukauna; Tim Flynn of Port Washingto n; one sister: Carrie (Dave) Fleming of Alexandria, VA; one brother-in-la w: Robert (Patti) Paczkowski of IL; nieces and nephews: Jessica and Tar ah Flynn; Dan, David and Michael Paczkowski; special friends: Steve and A my Hurrish, Joe and Amy Utic, J.J. and Carol LeGate, Steve Van Dyn Hoven. Preceded in death by maternal and paternal grandparents.Friends may call at West Mason Malcore Funeral Home, 1530 West Mason Stree t, Green Bay, WI 54303, from 4-8 P.M. Monday. Parish wake service 7 P.M. M onday. Tuesday visitation will continue at St. John the Baptist Church, 25 97 Glendale Avenue, Howard from 10 A.M. until the time of the funeral. Ma ss of Christian Burial Tuesday 11 A.M. at church. Burial in Holy Cross Cem etery, Kaukauna.Special thanks to staff and nurses of Froedtert Hospital and Unity Hospic e. Also special thanks to all our family and many friends who have been wi th us every step of the way.In lieu of other expressions of sympathy a memorial fund has been establis hed in his memory. | Flynn, Jeffrey (I119753)
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| 40836 | Flynn, John Kaukauna Times 2/24/1987 A1 Obit Flynn, John C. Kaukauna Times 2/19/1987 A1 Obit | Flynn, John C. (I13867)
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| 40837 | Flynn | Hentz, Eleanor (I108866)
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| 40838 | Foegen Spouse: Casper Born: February 12, 1875 Died: November 11, 1941 Place of Birth: Freedom, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 12, 1941 Section: Page: 25 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Cross Location: Kaukauna, WI | Berendsen, Gertrude M. (I33697)
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| 40839 | Foegen-Heindl Susie Heindl, Henry Foegen Kaukauna Times 9/13/1923 6 Wedding | Family: Foegen, Henry J. / Heindl, Susan (F37803)
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| 40840 | FOLEY FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs. Catherine Foley, wife of J. P. Foley, was held at 7:45 Thursday morning from the Schommer Funeral home, W. Wash- ington-st, and at 8 o'clock at St. Mary church. Bearers were F. J. Foley, P. J. Foley. John Green .John McCue, Morris Fitzgerald and Antone McCue. Burial was in the church cemetery. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, February 10, 1927 | Page 19 Foley Spouse: J. P. Foley Birth date not known. Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: February 9, 1927 Section: Page: 17 Type: DN Cemetery Name: St. Mary Location: , Foley | McCue, Catherine (I66008)
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| 40841 | Foley, David C., AppletonAge 93, died Thursday February 19, 2004, at Brewster Village in Appleto n. David was born in Appleton on September 11, 1910 to the late George a nd Rose (Wehr) Foley, and has resided in Appleton his entire life. On Janu ary 20th, 1940, David married Alice Sommers at St. Peters Catholic Chur ch in Hortonville, and the couple enjoyed 54 years together until her dea th on October 7, 1994. He owned and operated Acme Frame & Axle in Applet on for close to 40 years until his retirement in 1980. David was very fait hful to his church, St. Joseph Catholic Church in Appleton. He was a memb er of the Third Order of St. Francis, the Monte Alverno Retreat House Guil d, and also volunteered at St. Joseph Food Pantry. Survivors include his t wo sons: Robert Foley, Leona, WI; and Ronald (Carrie) Foley, of Appleto n. 3 grandchildren: Chris (Jennifer) Foley, Corey and Aaron Foley. He is f urther survived by his brother in law James Vanderlinden, of Menasha, a nd other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his wife, pare nts, a son Richard, a sister Lucille Vanderlinden, 2 brothers Sylvester a nd George Foley. A Funeral Liturgy for David will take place 10:30am Monda y, February 23rd at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 404 W. Lawrence St. with t he Rev. Larry Abler officiating. Friends may call directly at the chur ch on Monday from 9:30 am until the time of service. Interment will take p lace at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery, Appleton. In lieu of other expressio ns of sympathy, a memorial fund has been established. Brettschneider Trettin Lederer | Foley, David Clifford (I116723)
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| 40842 | FOLEY, Richard; 56; Wauwatosa WI; Post Crescent; 2001-6-14; newsj | Foley, Richard (I114768)
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| 40843 | Foley | Rozmairek, Mary (I114750)
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| 40844 | Following a courageous battle with lymphoma, Jerome H. Kamps, 85, Beaver Dam, died on May 4, 2015. Jerry was born in Appleton, WI, on January 27, 1930. With an interjection of four years in the Air Force, he graduated from Lawrence University, Appleton WI, in 1956, and received an MFA degree in art education from the University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1963. He began teaching at the Beaver Dam High School in 1957, and retired in 1991. He was a charter member and co-founder of the Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre and of the Beaver Dam Area Arts Association. Jerry is survived by his wife Annette; children, Maureen (Art) Noe, Hartford; Colette (Steve) McLaughlin, Phoenix, AZ; Teresa (Greg) McCulloch, Baraboo; Jeremy Kamps (Trixie and her daughter, Sofia Kioko), Brooklyn, NY; his grandchildren, Jacob and Ryan Lawrence, Virginia and Grace Noe; and six step-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by son, Steven Jerome in 1967; parents, Harold and Virginia (Lally) Kamps; sister, Virginia (James) Groh, and brother, Richard (Josie) Kamps. A Mass of Christian Burial for Jerry will be held on Friday, May 8, 2015 at 11:30 a.m. at St. Katharine Drexel Parish, 511 S. Spring St., Beaver Dam. Father Michael Erwin will serve as celebrant. Immediately following the Mass, a luncheon will be served at Mission Hall. Inurnment will take place at St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Beaver Dam at a later date. Visitation will take place on Thursday, May 7, 2015, from 5-8 p.m. at Cornerstone Funeral & Cremation Services, 135 Keller Blvd., Beaver Dam and also on Friday, prior to the Mass at church, beginning at 10:30 a.m. Memorials may be directed to Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre, Beaver Dam Area Arts Association, Dodge County Historical Society, St. Katharine Drexel School, Hillside Hospice, or Cancer Research Center at UW-Madison. Cornerstone Funeral & Cremation Services in Beaver Dam is honored to be serving the family. You may send private online condolences or sign the family's guest book at www.cstonefs.com. | Kamps, Jerome H. (I160912)
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| 40845 | Following an illness of two years, Mrs. Anton Groeschel died at her home in the town of Brothertown on Sunday morning at the age of forty years and eight months. Katherine Groeschel was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wettstein of Charlesburg and was born in the town of Stockbridge May 15, 1876, remaining there with her parents until May 4, 1893 when she was married to Anton Groeschel and they located on the Groeschel homestead in Brothertown. She was always a dutiful daughter and a devoted wife and mother, unselfishly caring for her home and family, until her health failed. Her death is a severe blow to them as well as to her parents, brothers, and sisters. She will also be sadly missed by a host of friends who knew and admired her for her many excellent qualities. During her long illness she bore her sufferings with great patience, and tried in every way to make it pleasant for those about her. She is survived by a husband, eleven children, all at home except Mrs. Fred Koehler of Stockbridge town, her aged parents, seven brothers and six sisters. | Wettstein, Catherine (I342579)
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| 40846 | Following an illness that had confined him to his home for over three months, Layman Stanelle, retired farmer, died 10 minutes before midnight last Saturday at his village home in Forest Junction. He was born March 28, 1869. His parents were the late Mr. and Mrs. Gottleib Stanelle, original white settlers to the area. He attended the district school, forerunner of the present Holmes School. On attaining his majority, he worked for a season in lumber camps near Bessemer and Ironwood, Michigan, before marrying Miss Augusta Zietlow on October 27, 1892, when establishing their farm home for 38 years. Though declining all public office on account of defective education, he was a leader at farm activity, operating at one time 340 acres when smaller farms were still in vogue, and engaging in purebred Guernsey dairying. Surviving are the widow, four sons and five daughters, 33 grandchildren, two great grandchildren and two brothers. Burial was in the church cemetery. | Stanelle, Gerhart Oscar LAYMAN (I148497)
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| 40847 | Following information given to me by another Hoffmann/Salchert/Juengling r esearcher:" I have copy of application for citizenship for Michael stating he was bo rn 1811 and that he immigratedd to US and landed at port of New York in Ju ne of 1852. He is renouncing allegiance and fidelity to King of Bareu. S worn to and subscribed the 3 day of December 1862." | Hoffman, Michael (I59236)
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| 40848 | FOLLOWS THE FAMILY: Mrs. Regina Williamsen, age 60 years, of Little Chute, died at St. Elizabeth's hospital Sunday morning from the effects of an operation for cancer. The funeral was held from St. John's Church Wednesday morning at nine o'clock. Surviving is her husband and three children: Anna, Cornelius and Martin Van Gompel. This is the 17th death in the family in the past fifteen years, sixteen of them from that most fatal of diseases known to mankind, consumption. Her first husband, ten children and six grandchildren have all been stricken by the same dreadful malady. | VandeHey, Regina Catherine (I57498)
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| 40849 | Fom the obiturary of son Jonathan: Appleton (WI) Post-Crescent, Fri., March 18, 1932, Page 12: "CONDUCT SERVICES FOR OLD PIONEER "Jonathan Waite, 86, Buried in Union Cemetery at Hortonville ...... "Martin Waite and family came to Wisconsin when Jonathan was 10 years of age. They came by boat from Buffalo, they settled in Hortonville for two years. Then they moved to Stephensville where they lived for a number of years. .." Appleton (WI) Post-Crescent, Tues. April 12, 1932, Page 11: "BILL WOULD BOOST PENSIONS FOR 12 CIVIL WAR WIDOWS -- One Veteran, One Daughter of Civil War Soldier also Would Benefit "Washington - Twelve Wisconsin Civil War Widows, one veteran, and one helpless daughter of a Civil War solder will be granted pension increases or original pensions under provisions of an omnibus pension bill which has passed the House and is now before the Senate. ... "The helpless daughter named to receive a $20 pension is Wealtha V. Waite, of Neenah, 42 years old, daughter of Martin V. B. Waite, who served as a corporal in Company D. First Wisconsin Infantry. Miss Waite was rendered helpless by paralysis." | Waite, Martin (I159700)
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| 40850 | FOND DU LAC - Joan M. Wolfgram, 65, of 260 S. Lake Circle, Apt. C, Fond du Lac, died suddenly on Wednesday, May 10, 2006, at St. Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac. Memorial services for Joan will be held on Saturday, May 13, at 3:30 p.m. at Hope Lutheran Church, 260 Vincent St., Fond du Lac. The Rev. Arthur Callies will officiate and entombment will be at Ledgeview Memorial Park in Fond du Lac. Memorials may be directed to the family or to Hope Lutheran Church in Fond du Lac. Joan was born on March 1, 1941, in Green Bay, the daughter of Edward and Alma Krueger Bergemann. She graduated from Horicon High School in 1959. On April 29, 1961, she was united in marriage to Virgil Wolfgram in Burnett where they had a family farm business until 1976 at which time they moved to the Fond du Lac area. Survivors include her husband, Virgil; one daughter, Debbie (Jay) Gillingham of Lewisville, Texas; one son, Randy (Lynae) Wolfgram of Appleton and two brothers, Robert (Helen) Bergemann of Phoenix, Ariz. and Edward Bergemann of Menasha; four grandchildren, Kaitlyn Cole, Laureen Gillingham and Matthew and Maria Wolfgram. Preceding Joan in death were her parents. The Twohig Funeral Home in Fond du Lac is serving the family. | Bergemann, Joan (I199420)
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| 40851 | Fond du Lac - John Edward Vande Castle, born June 8, 1941, age 76, died unexpectedly on April 30 at St. Agnes Hospital surrounded by his family and loved ones. The son of Dorothy & Edward Vande Castle, John and his brother James were raised in Menasha by his grandparents Roy & Florence DuCharme. John graduated from Menasha High School in 1960 and went on to serve in the United States Air Force from 1960-1964. He served in Vietnam as part of the Strategic Air Command & 6002d SEG. John connected with many people through his years in the service and continued to share that legacy his entire life. His stories of Okinawa will always be remembered fondly by his family and fellow service members. Not just the stories themselves, but the remarkable way in which he told them - usually resulting in a punchline at the end! On February 4, 1967, John married the love of his life, Joan Capelle, at St. Louis Church. They were blessed to be married 51 years, and during those years they blessed so many others with their love, friendship and generosity. John was an outstanding father to their two sons, John Carl (JC) and James Jason (JJ). From Eagle Scouts to athletics, from hunting to self-defense, John taught his boys to work hard and play hard in everything they did. He was their hero. So much of him walks around in his sons today - their quick wit, sense of humor, unbelievable work ethic and unshakable values (and he would chime in here about their incredibly dashing good looks!). John was a hard worker who was deeply involved in the community for over 52 years. In 1967, John started as the manager and then became co-owner of Fond du Lac Mosaic Tile. He was a past President of the Fond du Lac County Home Builders Assoc., Life Director of the Wisconsin Builders Assoc., a past Parish Council President of St. Louis Church and a long-time member of the choir. John served on the Fond du Lac Board of Appeals and was a part of many other community projects. Those who loved him most will miss his big laugh, kind soul and fun-loving heart of gold! John is survived by his wife, Joan; their two sons, John Carl (Jennifer) and James Jason (Mindy); their six grandchildren, Jennah, Abby, Nate, Aubrey, Max and Jude. He is also survived by his very best friend, William Grupe, along with so many other loving friends and relatives. He was preceded in death by his parents, Dorothy & Edward Vande Castle; his brother James Vande Castle; and his sister-in-law, Sharon Vande Castle. Also preceding him in death are his in-laws, Carl & Ida Capelle; his brother in-law, Captain Gerald Capelle; Gerald's wife, Arlene; and their son, Jeffery. John was also preceded in death by his best friend's wife, Jeanette Grupe. In lieu of flowers, please donate to the American Legion Post 75 (Fond du Lac, WI) or the Endowment Fund for the Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans Memorial Project Inc. aka the Highground Memorial park. Visitation will be on Thursday, May 3rd, 2018 from 3-5 PM at Uecker-Witt Funeral Home, 524 N. Park Ave, Fond du Lac, WI, 54935, followed by a short service at 5:00 PM at the funeral home. Cremation has taken place. Additional information and guestbook can be found at ueckerwitt.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 2, 2018 | Vandecastle, John (I345366)
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| 40852 | Fond du Lac Co Vol 4 #61 2/01/1881 | Family: Hoffman, Balthazar / Yingling, Magdelena (F2424)
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| 40853 | Fond du Lac Lutheran Home (movie made while here) | Fink, Herman (I33276)
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| 40854 | Fond du Lac with daugher, Mary Mallman | Fink, Herman (I33276)
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| 40855 | FOND DU LAC WOMAN AND LOCAL MAN ARE HURT IN AUTO CRASH Miss Margaret Adams and Robert M. Werner Suffer Severe Injuries in Accident Near Bridge Miss Margaret Adams, Fond du Lac, and Robert M Werner, 415 Ohio street, Oshkosh, were injured at midnight last night, when a car driven by Miss Adams crashed into a parked automobile at the Wisconsin avenue bridge. Werner, an occupant of the Adams car, and Miss Adams were being treated at Mercy hospital today. The woman sustained severe bodily bruises and cuts, her injury being chiefly on her right side. Werner sustained severe scalp lacerations and muscles of his right arm were severed. According to the police report, the Adams car was proceeding northwest when it crashed into a sedan, owned by Christ Hansen, Chicago, parked at the south approach to the bridge. THROWN FROM MACHINE. Werner was thrown from the machine, it was stated. Both cars were badly damaged, the Adams car beyond repair, It was declared. Neither Miss Adams nor Werner had a clear recollection of how the accident occurred, when questioned this morning. The driver stated she did not see the parked car THE DAILY NORTHWESTERN, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 4,1930, Page 2 | Werner, Robert (I114001)
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| 40856 | Fond Du Lac, Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin | Brouillard, Edward Amable (I123175)
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| 40857 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: VanderLoop, Gerald / Greenwood, Jeananne (F16819)
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| 40858 | Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Vital Statistics Index Record Type:Death Name:Gladys A. Ewald Maiden Name:Seager Birth Date:12/7/1917 Death Date:7/22/1989 Newspaper:Reporter Page Number:N/A | Seager, Gladys Ann (I33353)
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| 40859 | Fond du Lac, Wisconsin Vital Statistics Index Search Results Record Type:Death Name:Alois E. Leitner Birth Date:2/6/1903 Death Date:10/4/1990 Newspaper:Reporter Newspaper Date:10/5/1990 Page Number:28 Record Type:Death Name:Anna Leitner Maiden Name:Kuehnl Birth Date:7/25/1906 Spouse's Name:Alois Leitner Marriage Date:11/10/1931 Death Date:12/24/1981 Newspaper:Reporter Newspaper Date:12/27/1981 Page Number:B14 Record Type:Death Name:Norberg C. Leitner Birth Date:4/25/1915 Death Date:6/9/1989 Newspaper:Reporter Page Number:N/A | Leitner, Alois (I149424)
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| 40860 | Fond du Lac. - That age can expect no concessions from death was clearly exhibited here at Fond du Lac Tuesday when a 73-year-old Chilton grandmother and her one-month-old granddaughter died of injuries received when the auto they were riding in was crushed by a North Western road passenger train at the W. Johnson and Brooke streets crossing. Four other persons, all relatives of the two dead persons, were injured in the crash. The dead: Mrs. Mary Schwobe, route 3, Chilton. Marlene Schwobe, the baby. The injured: Elmer Schwobe, 16, route 3, Chilton, most critically injured of the four is suffering from severe scalp lacerations and abdominal wounds. Mrs. Henry Schwobe, 31, mother of the dead child. The mother will recover. Return From Shopping Trip Mrs. Glenroy Schwobe, 24, Chilton, less seriously injured. Mrs. George Wettstein, 20, of 236 W. Follett street, Fond du Lac. She will recover. All of the injured were taken to St. Agnes hospital in Fond du Lac for examination and treatment. The tragedy occurred as the six persons were on their way to the Wettstein home following a happy shopping trip in down-town Fond du Lac. Railroad officials said the automobile, driven by Mrs. Glenroy Schwobe, ran directly into the path of the southbound train. The vehicle was demolished and wreckage was strewn for from 50 to 100 feet in every direction. All of the car passengers were thrown clear of the wreckage except Mrs . Mary Schwobe who was pinned beneath the mass of twisted steel. Dr, A. C. Florin, Fond du Lac county coroner, was called to investigate the two deaths. Attaches of St. Agnes hospital at Fond du Lac said at noon today that Elmer Schwobe's condition was still very critical. Of the other three injured persons it was said that they were "doing as well as expected." The three injured women were suffering mostly from shock. Funerals Announced Mrs. Mary Schwobe, nee Mary Egerer, was born in the town of Chilton in 1864. She was married to Henry Schwobe on October 2, 1888. Her husband preceded her in death a number of years ago. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Frank Wettstein, Mrs. Otto Veit, Mrs. Norbert Thielmann, all of Calumet county, and Mrs. Albert Propson, Marytown; four sons, Joseph, Andrew, Henry and Glenroy, all of the town of Chilton; two brothers, Philip and Anton Egerer, of the town of Chilton. Twenty-one grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren also survive. A son, Frank, was killed in an auto crash near Chilton last August 24. Funeral services for Mrs. Schwobe will be held at 10 a. m. Friday at St. Elizabeth's church at Kloten. Last rites for 1-month-old Marlene will be conducted at the Holy Trinity church in Jericho at 8 a.m. Friday. Sheboygan Press – October 6, 1937 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Mrs. Mary Schwobe, who died in an automobile crash Tuesday of last week, was laid to rest at Kloten Friday. The funeral services were held at St. Elizabeth's church, Kloten where Rev. Harry Schueller read the requiem mass. Two hours before the last rites of Mrs. Schwobe were conducted little Marlene Schwobe, infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schwobe, who died in the same accident was buried from Holy Trinity church in Jericho with the Rev. F. C. Heimann reading the last rites. Chilton Times - October 14, 1937 | Egerer, Mary (I329234)
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| 40861 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bougie, Randall Donald (I63384)
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| 40862 | Food industry student Univ. of Wis. | Smith, James H. (I57846)
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| 40863 | Foote, Marlene Theresa (Heinz-Miller) Passed away peacefully and unexpectedly in her home Saturday morning November 18th in Bonita Springs, Florida. Marlene is survived by her loving husband David "Sonny" Foote, four children, Terri Singletary, Ronnie Verhagen, Frank Verhagen, Kristi Fioravanti, grandchildren, Mariah, Tyler, Chyna, Killian, Desiree, Andrea, Anthony, Andrew, Kyle, great grandchildren, Jaylin, Jace, Jaxon, brothers, Dennis Heinz, Jim (Gayle) Heinz, Bob (Janet) Heinz, and many cherished nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by brothers, Gary Heinz, Eddie Heinz, Mother, Joan Heinz, Father, Herb Miller. Marlene was born in Neenah Wisconsin, graduated from Neenah High School in 1964. She worked as an accountant her entire career. She was always willing to help a person in need. She loved her rides on the back of Sonny's bike "Lucy" and their friends at the VFW. She was always quit-witted and loved making people laugh. A celebration of life service will be held at the VFW Post 4254, 10972 K Nine Drive, Bonita Springs on Saturday December 2nd at 11am. The family would like to thank Sabrina Pope Alonso, Kimberly Pope Patenaude, and Dick Roundtree for their love and care of our mother, sister, grandmother, aunt, and friend. You will be dearly missed and loved forever. We love you Mom!!! Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 1, 2017 | Miller, Marlene Theresa (I343403)
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| 40864 | Foote | Foote, William James "W. J." D. D. S. (I307585)
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| 40865 | For background info about the conditions around the years that these families immigrated; http://www.theshipslist.com/1847/ The year 1847 was a unique year for emigration. Famine in Ireland leads the list of reasons for the increase in the number of emigrants in that year. However, if one reads newspapers of the day other facts soon come to light. There are reports of vessels leaving various parts of the United States and Canada (this will be used to describe New Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Upper and Lower Canada) with supplies for Europe. For example, on March 4, 1847, the Constitution and Sarah Sands had unfurled their sails, while at Boston, the Tartar sailed in April. These vessels were on their way to Ireland. A New York paper reported that in March some $1,250,000 of supplies a week were leaving from that port for Ireland and about $5,000,000 from all parts of the U.S. On April 24, 1847, the vessel Morea was leaving Boston for Scotland with food stuffs for relief of the starving. There is also a report of the French government buying up thousands of pounds of food to alleviate the situation in that country. Reports also came from Holland, Germany and Switzerland about fever and hunger. A report from England stated that the emigration of 1847 would probably go to 200,000 or 300,000 from Ireland alone. Government agents in other countries were also reporting large increases in the number of people heading to the port cities of the continent. Ships were being hired at an every increasing pace and Captains were carrying full compliments of passengers, some exceeding the legal limits. Some 6,000 Germans, the papers reported, were already at the ports of Breman, Harve and Antwerp preparing to sail. Just to add to the misery, the northern U.S. and Canada had a hard winter in 1846-7 and the snow and ice were causing delays for many of the vessels. There are reports of gales and of vessels being stuck in the ice for weeks. The Albion, from Greenock, for example, sailed on March 25, 1847 and on April 10 hit the ice about 40 miles off Cape Ray. The vessel did not arrive in Quebec until June 4, 1847! Even knowing that they were to receive more emigrants than in former years did not prepare the agents in the ports of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, New Orleans, Saint John, Quebec, and others for what was to come. By May 5, New York stated that they had already received 17,668 emigrants since the 1st of April. Boston had turned away a vessel, the Mary, carrying 46 passengers from Cork, Ireland because, "the city authorities would not suffer them to be landed, owing to their destitute condition, unless the master gave bonds that they should not become a burthen to the city." Quarantine stations in various US ports were running out of space. In New Orleans they reported they were, "doing all in their power to make them [the emigrants] comfortable." Quebec began to receive emigrants in May as the ice finally left the St. Lawrence river and ships were able to make their way up to the city. Grosse Isle, the quarantine station, began to feel the strain within the first few weeks of May. On May 11, Mr. Buchanan, the Chief Emigrant Agent at Quebec, reported that "From the above statement it appears there are now on their way to this port, 31 vessels, having on board 10,636 passengers." Before the year was out Grosse Isle would be completely overwhelmed. The Virginius, from Liverpool on May 28, had 476 passengers on board but, by the time she reached Grosse Isle, "...106 were ill of fever, including nine of the crew, and the large number of 158 had died on the passage, including the first and second officers and seven of the crew, and the master and the steward dying, the few that were able to come on deck were ghastly yellow looking spectres, unshaven and hollow checked, and without exception, the worst looking passengers I have ever seen..." wrote Dr. Douglas, Medical Superintendent at Grosse Isle, in the 1847 Immigration Report. The fever they spoke of was Typhus Fever, more commonly known as "ships fever." Typhus was spread by body louse and within ten days of a person being bitten they would start to show symptoms of high fever, pain in muscles and joints, cerebral disorders, and headache. By the fifth day, a dark-red rash with elevated spots would appear on the trunk and shoulders, spreading to the rest of the body. Delirium would often set in by the second week. If the patients survived to the third week, they would often recover but would soon have a relapse with high fever, from which they would recover very quickly. The death rate was often as high as 50-70 percent of those infected. The Irish were in the worst condition upon arrival at Grosse Isle. "An eye-witness called it the Isle of Death, and found a strange contrast of beauty and suffering, of levity and sorrow", wrote Guillet, in his book The Great Migration. One cabin passenger described the difference between the Irish and German immigrants: ...all of them, without a single exception, comfortably and neatly clad, clean and happy. There was no sickness amongst them, and each comely fair-haired girl laughed as she passed the doctor, to join the group of robust young men who had undergone the ordeal... As we repassed the German ship, the deck was covered with emigrants, who were singing a charming hymn, in whose beautiful harmony all took part; spreading the music of their five hundred voices upon the calm, still air that wafted it around....As the distance between us increased, the anthem died way until it became inaudible. It was the finest chorus I ever heard,--performed in a theatre of unrivalled magnificence....Although it was pleasing to see so many joyous beings, it made me sad when I thought of the very, very different state of my unfortunate compatriots; and I had become so habituated to misery, disease and death that the happiness that now surrounded me was quite discordant with my feelings. Page 151 of Guillet but taken from The Ocean Plague by Robert Whyte. As the emigrants continued to cross the ocean the US ports began to reject vessels thus forcing them to make their way to Quebec or New Brunswick ports. It was not just the passengers who suffered as Boston reported the arrival of the Jas. H. Shepherd from Liverpool with 228 passenger of which 26 died on the voyage and 105 were ill upon arrival. They also reported that, "...part of crew sick and for the last 10 days has had but 6 men all to do duty." In the end, Grosse Isle reported 9,572 deaths for the 1847 season and New York 703. (from Immigration Report of 1847) With the terrible conditions on board ship some children arrived in Canada orphans. Others lost their parents, or remaining parent, at the quarantine station or on the way inland. Due to conditions on Grosse Isle, those in good health were removed by steamboats to Quebec and Montreal as quickly as possible, often leaving behind sick members of the family. This became such a problem that the emigrants began to remain at Montreal and Quebec instead of moving on to their destination. Mr. Buchanan, the Emigrant Agent at Quebec, took over some facilities to house these emigrants as they awaited word from Grosse Isle about loved ones and ads, such as this one, began to appear in the newspapers. Some of the orphans remained in the province of Quebec (partial lists) but some were sent on to Upper Canada. A list of 197 orphans and widows was kept by the Asylum in Toronto, set up specifically to care for the widows and orphans of 1847. Quebec immigration increased from 32,153 in 1846 to 97,953 in 1847; New Brunswick reported 9,765 immigrants in 1846 and 16,251 in 1847; while that to New York increased from 97,843 in 1846 to 145,890 in 1847. Boston's increase was 6,666 souls while Philadelphia doubled the number of emigrants. New Orleans went from 22,148 emigrants in 1846 to 40,442 in 1847. (The Ocean Plague, published in 1848) Between 1846 and 1847 the number of emigrants to America from the British Isles increased fom 125,678 to 251,834. (Carrothers, Emigration From The British Isles, p. 305.) THE IRISH EMIGRANTS IN CANADASurely the Government will not allow the feeling for the disasters attending the poor Irish in a foreign land to pass away with the miserable deaths of the victims? Will there be no enquiry into the causes, mediate or remote, which produced all this loss of human life? - into the modes of transport - the state of emigrant vessels - the abominations of emigrant agents, and all the etceteras which have become, and are, accessory to the deaths of the Irish poor? Out of 2,235 who embarked for Canada in those wretched hulks, called emigrant vessels, not more than five hundred will live to settle in America. "From information recently given to us," says the Quebec Gazette, "the quarantine at Liverpool is not only worse than useless as regards this country, but absolutely murders the emigrants intending to embark hitherward. We are told that from 15 to 16 hulks are stationed off the port for the reception of the refugees from Ireland, who, when sick or doubtful looking, are transferred to them from the Irish steamers and from whence, after a short probation, shipped on board vessels destined for Canada; and that, too, as may be naturally conceived, in a worse state than if allowed to proceed on their voyage at once. The passengers in the Triton were of this class, among whom disease appeared the day they left the docks. Her deaths before reaching Grosse Isle numbered 83, including all the officers of the ship and several of the crew; the master, also, being very sick." It can hardly be believed that affairs in Liverpool are conducted, as to the shipment of emigrants, as represented. The imputation is boldly made, and if untrue, an immediate contradiction is necessary. The report from the office of her Majesty's chief superintendent of emigration to Canada, dated Quebec, 24th July, states the numbers of emigrants who had arrived this year there, were 56,855. In the same period of last year, 24,576 settlers reached the port, showing an increase this year of no less than 32,279. August 18, 1847 Cork Examiner THE FEVER IN CANADAThe following is an extract from the letter of an emigrant, addressed to one of his friends in this city, and received by the last mail from Boston. It contains a vivid and painful picture of the emigrant catastrophe in Canada. The letter is dated from the barque Bridgetown, lying off Grosse island, in front of Quebec, which, it appears, was converted to a vast burial place:-- We arrived here on the 22nd from Liverpool. I regret to tell you that fever broke out, and that seventy passengers and one sailor were committed to the deep on the voyage. There are several more ill. We buried six yesterday on shore. The carpenter and joiner are occupied making coffins. There are six more dead after the night. I cannot say when we can go to Quebec, as we cannot land the remainder of the sick at present, there being no room in the hospitals for them, though the front of the island is literally covered with sheds and tents. The accounts from the shore are awful, and our condition on board you can form no idea of - helpless children without parents or relatives, the father buried in the deep last week, and the mother the week before, - their six children under similar unfortunate circumstances, and so on. I trust God will carry me through this trying ordeal - I was a few days sick, but am now recovered. Captain Wilson was complaining for a few days. It is an awful change from the joyous hopes with which most of us left our unfortunate country, expecting to be able to earn that livelihood denied us at home - all - all changed in many cases to bitter deep despair. September 17, 1847 Cork Examiner | Rice, Charles (I37115)
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| 40866 | For Calumet County there were 2 carroll's who filed for Naturalization; Carroll, Michael 2 Nov 1857 Ireland Carroll, Thomas 2 Nov 1857 Ireland | Carroll, John (I316939)
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| 40867 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wilpolt, Carole Ann (I3278)
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| 40868 | For descendants of this family see GibsonGloudermans Gedcom file, contact Craig Gibson | Gloudemans, Henry Adrian (I22700)
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| 40869 | For details on descendants see other McCarty/McCarthy File, Daniel and des cendants stayed in New York. | McCarthy, Daniel (I108759)
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| 40870 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wilpolt, Carole Ann (I3278)
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| 40871 | for eight years where he was stationed at Fort Campbell, KY, Germany and Ft. Lewis in Tacoma, WA. | Koehnke, David P. "Toast" (I148284)
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| 40872 | For info on descendants see Rootsweb or Jean and Tim Retzlaff Email Retlace@aol.com | VanHandel, Joseph J. (I22828)
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| 40873 | For info on descendants see Rootsweb; or Jean and Tim Retzlaff Email Retla ce@aol.com | Hietpas, Arnold (I23409)
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| 40874 | For info on father see American Genealogical-Biographical Index (AGBI) Name: Alfred Raymond Birth Date: 1782 Birthplace: Rhode Island Volume: 143 Page Number: 107 Reference: Gen. Column of the " Boston Transcript". 1906-1941.( The greatest single source of material for gen. Data for the N.E. area and for the period 1600-1800. Completely indexed in the Index.): 13 Nov 1929, 9266; 21 May 1930, 149 | Raymond, George Washington (I103292)
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| 40875 | For info on Kuenen Family see web site at http://bkuennen.angelfire.com/ | Kuennen, Johann Wencelaus (I47318)
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| 40876 | for info on this family go to http://www.zerby.com/html/fam00014.htm | Weiland, John Nicholas (I15653)
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| 40877 | For more complete information, please refer to: 1. The Badger Northland Anniversary Edition, which was a special insert in the Kaukauna Times on February 5, 1960, several years after George Bruecker's retirement. 2. The May 29, 1966, issue of the Appleton Post Crescent, page, A10, pictures George Bruecker receiving a commendation certificate from Gov. Warren P. Knowles. George's son, Jerry, (Gerald Joseph Bruecker) was also a very early employee of the company, and worked there for many years after his father retired. An inventor in his own right, Jerry also has a couple patents. A wagon designed and built by Jerry was recently highlighted in a farm equipment magazine. Jerry and his wife, Bernice, live in Hollandtown. | Bruecker, George Bernard (I6217)
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| 40878 | for more descendants see report from Jim Heitkemper of descendants of Herm an Meinert. Date: 9/06/2001 8:50:32 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: bott1@prodigy.net (Bob) Sender: westfalen-l-admin@genealogy.net To: Westfalen-L@genealogy.net (Westfalen)I am researching the EYNCK (Einck in the US) surname. My GGGrandfather, B ernhard Heinrich Eynck, born September 27, 1831, and emigrated from Legde n, Germany in 1859. Bernhard's father was Johann Heinrich (Eynck). Alo ng with him was Anna Maria Catherina Bullermann, born December 05, 1827, h is future wife. They settled in Iowa. I know Bernhard had twin brother s, Josef and Hermann and a sister Elizabeth. We don't believe they emigra ted from Germany. Any information concerning the Eynck family in apprecia ted. Bob OttEMail from date: 11/21/2003 3:58:03 PM Pacific Standard Time From: bkuenne n@adelphia.netHello, I am now trying to document information in my genealogical file th at includes Eincks that I found in your files. I believe that I found so me of these names during a 14-day free trial of Ancestry.com. Is the re a public site where I can refer folks to verify this information? 1. Mathilda Einck1,2,3 (Theodore3, Bernhard Heinrich (Henry)2, Johann Hei nrich1) was born May 24, 1901 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa and di ed November 21, 1968 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa.Father: 2. Theodore Einck (alias "Theodore EinckSr.") was born March 9, 18 62 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa and died July 12, 1925 in Festin a, Winneshiek County, Iowa.Mother: Anna Elizabeth Mehs4 was born November 6, 1863 and died March 2 6, 1943 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa. 2. Theodore Einck5 (alias "Theodore EinckSr.") (Bernhard Heinrich (Henry) 2, Johann Heinrich1) was born March 9, 1862 in Festina, Winneshiek Count y, Iowa and died July 12, 1925 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa.Father: 3. Bernhard Heinrich (Henry) Einck was born September 27, 18 31 in Legden, Wehr, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany and died April 2, 19 11 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa.Mother: Anna Maria Katharina Bullerman6 was born December 3, 1827 in Legd en, Wehr, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany and died December 28, 1871 in Festi na, Winneshiek County, Iowa. 3. Bernhard Heinrich (Henry) Einck7,8 (Johann Heinrich1) was born Septemb er 27, 1831 in Legden, Wehr, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany and died Apr il 2, 1911 in Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa. Other events in the life of Bernhard Heinrich (Henry) Einck Burial : Festina, Winneshiek County, Iowa Father: Johann Heinrich Eynck9 was born November 9, 1789 in Legden, Weh r, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany and died Unknown.Mother: 4. Anna Christina Lopping was born August 8, 1803 in Legden, Weh r, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany and died Unknown. 4. Anna Christina Lopping10 (Bernard Heinrich1) was born August 8, 18 03 in Legden, Wehr, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany and died Unknown.Father: Bernard Heinrich Lopping11 was born About 177512 and died Unknown .Mother: Anna Getrud Voges13 was born About 177714 and died Unknown. thank you,Bruce Kuennen Post Falls, Idaho | Einck, Bernhard Heinrich "Henry" (I28099)
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| 40879 | for more info on descendants see Paul West Little Chute file. | Weyenberg, Albert (I31403)
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| 40880 | for more info http://home.triad.rr.com/steichen/zwilling.htm | Steichen, Henry (I54016)
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| 40881 | For more info on John Matthew Yingling contact Matt Ellsworth mattell@erols.com | Yingling, John Mathew (I290)
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| 40882 | For more info on this family and descendants see WFT Vol 51 tree 211 or W FT Vol 59 tree 474. | Micke, Peter "Vandenberg" (I2904)
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| 40883 | For more info on this family line see Rootsweb files by Carol Osbonlight er EMAIL bruceandme@aol.com | Tieskoetter, Bernard (I13716)
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| 40884 | For more info on this family see Rootsweb file by Barbara Shobe (Email geomonkette@earthlink.net) Came to U.S. in 1846. Information of this line has come to Barbara Shobe f rom William and Peggy Schommer of WI. In Nov. 1979 Grayce De Bruin, husband Carl, also of WI sent this information to them. | Schommer, Lambert (I61738)
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| 40885 | For more info on this family, Jean & Tim Retzlaff are researching this li neage. | VanderWijst, Gerardus Theodorus (I83356)
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| 40886 | For more info see Glasheen.org | Glasheen, John (I17314)
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| 40887 | For more info see World Family Tree CD # 3 tree # 5592; Researcher, Richa rd E. Schenk 8430 Little River TP Annandale, VA 22003 Chester Ct.? 860-526-5454 | Vandehei, Henry Johannes (I4994)
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| 40888 | For more information contact Mary Schlabach at e-mail blackie2006@embarqmail.com or snail mail: 150 Schlabach Ln, Unicoi, TN 37692-9649 | Smith, John Mills (I172523)
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| 40889 | For more on this family see web page http://www.execpc.com/~domelen/henry. html | VanDommelen, Henry J. (I36354)
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| 40890 | For online info about the family and the company see Rootsweb - Saiberlich Family | Saiberlich, Frank (I200064)
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| 40891 | For St. Patrick's Day Holy Cross Church, Joseph McCarty, Rev. Fr. McGinley, Helen Jaekels, Michael Ryan, Alice Hilgenberg, Alvina Mueller, Frances Belka, Genevieve Hoolihan, Florence Conway, Martin O'Brien, Gilbert Corcoran, Margaret Harrington, Frances Minkebige, Agatha Werschem Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/15/1917 | Page: 1 | Type: News Camp Fire Girls Off For an Outing Eliz Boettcher, Ruth Swartout, Evleyn Bridgeman, Mrs Aug Meyers nee Nan Reese, Laura Boyd, Ursula Mitchell, Gertrude Delbridge, Marion Kurz, Ida Black, Harriet Kurz, Gen Cooper, Gert Gerharz, Lucille Jaheriss, Elvira Lemke, Josephine Jansen, Mildred Ristau, Viola Jansen, Catherine Miller, Lozelle Connors, Loretta Garvey, Margaret Rtennicke, Hulda Peterson, Dorothy Cooper, Leona engerson, Laura Lang, Ella Smith, Eulalia Langraff, May Parks, Landa Rasmussen, Florence Conway, Percal Pannabaker, Selma Weiland, Irene Francois, Liva Knickerbocker Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/23/1916 | Page: 1 | Type: News Declamatory Contest Roberta Corcoran, Margaret Delbridge, gertrude Gerharz, Lucille Jaheries, Edith McCarty, Ruth Klammer, Florence O'Boyle, hulda Peterson, florence Conway, Margarett Harrington, Mrs JA Strathearn, Miss Hale, WC Dirrmer Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/03/1915 | Page: 8 | Type: News | Conway, Florence (I336067)
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| 40892 | Forbeck | Forbeck, Emil H. (I104164)
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| 40893 | Forbeck | Forbeck, Frederick Joachim (I104161)
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| 40894 | Forbeck | Forbeck, Oscar (I104359)
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| 40895 | Forbeck | Forbeck, Lester (I178581)
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| 40896 | FORBECK FUNERAL, Funeral services for William Forbeck who died Thursday morning will be held at 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon at his home in the town of Grand Chute and at 2:30 at St. Peter Lutheran church in the town of Freedom. The Rev. Gustave Dettman will be in charge. Burial will be in St. Peter cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, July 18, 1924 | Page 14 Description: WILLIAM FORBECK William Forbeck, 37. of Grand Chute, died Thursday morning after a short illness. He was bom in Grand Chute and lived there until his death. Mr. Forbeck is survived by four brothers. Fred and Emil. Grand Chute: Theodore and John, Freedom; one sister, Mrs. Fred Harm, Freedom. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, July 17, 1924 | Page 7 | Forbeck, William J. (I104165)
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| 40897 | Ford St Aubin Sarah St Aubin | St. Aubin, Telesphore Thomas "Ford" (I190396)
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| 40898 | Ford Tanner 57 Mary A. Tanner 49 Herbert Tanner 21 Walter Tanner 16 Harry Tanner 14 Stella Tanner 11 Name: Herbert Tanner Home in 1880: Chicago, Cook, Illinois Age: 21 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Birthplace: Wisconsin Relation to Head of Household: Son Father's Name: Ford Father's birthplace: New York Mother's Name: Mary A. Mother's birthplace: Massachusetts Neighbors: View others on page Occupation: Salesman, Baskets Marital Status: Single Race: White Gender: Male | Tanner, Herbert Battles M.D. (I144661)
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| 40899 | Ford Tanner Mariam Tanner | Tanner, Ford (I144663)
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| 40900 | FORD, Maude Spouse Thomas father John Goodwin/??age 50 died Jan 12 publ. 1/13; 1/20 | Goodwin, Maud (I322781)
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| 40901 | FORD, Thomas Spouse Maud Goodwin father John/?? age 82 died Mar 17 Pub 3/18p1; 3/26 | Ford, Thomas (I322778)
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| 40902 | Fordyce Wagnitz 4/11/1927 12/19/1993 Post Crescent 12/20/1993 B 4 | Wagnitz, Fordyce R. "Toby" (I95298)
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| 40903 | Foreclosure sale - see image | Rohan, Patrick E. (I2876)
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| 40904 | Foreman at Ice Plant | Micke, William Joseph Sr. (I2911)
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| 40905 | Foreman at Milprint Inc. | O'Connell, Andrew William (I3275)
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| 40906 | Foreman Thilmany | Romenesko, Orville R. (I12158)
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| 40907 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kuebler, Kathleen Ann (I58376)
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| 40908 | Forest F Menzel Catharine Menzel Catharine Menzel Dorothy Menzel William Menzel Ann Menzel Marian Srevenson | Finnerty, Katherine C. (I156187)
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| 40909 | Forest F Menzel Catharine Menzel Catharine Menzel Dorothy Menzel William Menzel Ann Menzel Marian Srevenson | Mengel, Forest F. (I168291)
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| 40910 | FOREST GROVE - Lena Marie Hendricks, 91, Forest Grove, died Dec. 13, 1990, at Maryville Nursing Home in Beaverton of causes related to aging. Recitation of the Holy Rosary and a Mass of Christian Buriel were held Monday evening at St. Anthony's Roman Catholic Church, with the Rev. David Gurmann officiating, assisted by the Revs. Scott Vandehery of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church in Eugene and Dennis O'Donovan of St. Cecilia Roman Catholic Church in Beaverton. Vault entombment was this morning in Mountain View Memorial Garden. Mrs. Hendricks was born Nov. 8, 1899, in Greenville, the sixth of 11 children of Cornelius and Catherine VanDomelen Vandehey. She was the last child in the family to be born in the family's log cabin north of Greenville. She was raised on a farm in the Roy area and worked with the family in the fields. On Aug 24, 1920, she married George L. Hendricks at St. Francis Roman Catholic Church in Roy. They lived in Forest Grove, where her husband ran a milk truck line sevicing Scoggins Valley. He also started the Forest Grove School Bus LIne and did experimental seed farming for the Burlingham Feed and Seed. Mrs Hendricks was a homemaker caring for their nine children and doing quilting, crocheting and embroidery. In 1941 they moved to a farm west of Forest Grove. She enjoyed her flower and vegetable gardens and sold eggs and butter to local merchants and made her own soap. She was an active member of St. Anthony's Catholic Church, the Altar Society and the Catholic Daughters. Her husband died Sept. 4, 1959. Survivors include a son, Roland Hendricks, Pleasant Hill, and six daughter, Mrs. Wilford (Irene) Kalsch, Hillsboro, Mrs. David (Beulah) Spiring, Mrs. Robert (Flora) VandeBergh, Donna Hendricks, Mrs. Dennis (Joan) Herb and Mrs. Ron (Wanda) Rau, all of Forest Grove. Also surviving are 37 grandchildren, 39 great-grandchildren, three great-great-grandchildren, a brother, Anthony Vandehey, Roy and a sister, Hannah Vanderzanden, Hillsboro. She was preceded in death by sons Richard and Charles, brothers Hank, Gus, George , Charlie and Alfred, and sisters, Lizzie West, Chris Cop and Cecilia Vuylsteke. The family suggests memorial contrubutions to the Alzheimers Society, Maryville Nursing Home or St. Anthony's Catholic Church. Forest Grove Memorial Chapel was in charge of arrangements. (bio by: Tracy Turner) | VandeHey, Pauline Marie "Lena" (I81317)
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| 40911 | Forest Home Cemetery, lot Y61, GPS N 45 05.288, W 87 38.307. | O'Connell, David Joseph (I79034)
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| 40912 | Forest Home Cemetery, lot Y61, GPS N 45 05.288, W 87 38.307. | O'Connell, Mary Patricia (I79035)
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| 40913 | Forest Home Cemetery, lot Y61, GPS N 45 05.288, W 87 38.307. per Marinet te Co, WI | O'Connell, Margaret Clara (I79039)
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| 40914 | Forest Home Cemetery, lot Y61. GPS: N 45 05.288, W 087 38.307. G. A. R. veteran Oldest Child. | O'Connell, James J. (I29109)
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| 40915 | Forest Jabas Minnie Jabas Elayne Jabas Don Jabas | Jabas, Elayne (I104809)
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| 40916 | Forest Jct. Man Dies Julius Krueger Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/21/1926 | Page: 7 | Type: Obituary | Krueger, Julius (I1376)
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| 40917 | Forest Junction Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Keller Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/10/1937 | Page: 4 | Type: Anniversary | Family: Keller, Oscar Theodore / Guse, Cora (F58605)
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| 40918 | Forest Junction Mr. & Mrs. S. E. Jansch, nee Alma Alten Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/05/1932 | Page: 6 | Type: Anniversary | Family: Jansch, Samuel / Alten, Alma (F63966)
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| 40919 | Forest Junction Mrs. Julius Franzke, nee Louisa Graetz Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/22/1932 | Page: 3 | Type: Obituary | Graetz, Louise (I131632)
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| 40920 | Forest Junction Mrs. Reinhold Huebner Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/14/1934 | Page: 3 | Type: Death Notice | Stanelle, Amanda Julitta SELMA (I107626)
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| 40921 | Forest Junction Richard Weggen Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/09/1932 | Page: 3 | Type: Birthday | Weggen, Richard (I184552)
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| 40922 | Forest Junction Carl Mielke, Mamie A. Meyer, Elvira Manke, George Laabs Kaukauna Times 6/12/1928 5 Wedding | Family: Laabs, George / Manke, Elvira Hulda (F65096)
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| 40923 | Forest Junction Mich. Hayes Kaukauna Times 6/17/1932 2 Obituary | Hayes, Michael E. (I17252)
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| 40924 | FOREST JUNCTION - A 64-year-old Brillion man who died Monday when a piece of farm equipment fell on him has been identified as James J. Jonen. Lt. Kelly Sippel of the Calumet County Sheriff's Department said paramedics and ThedaStar helicopter were called to the scene of the accident at W3516 U.S. 10, Brillion, at 12:38 p.m. Monday. The sheriff's department said Jonen had been working on a piece of equipment that apparently fell on him. He was pulled out from under the machinery by family members, but died at the scene. Sippel said an autopsy will be scheduled to determine the cause of death. The accident remains under investigation. James J. Jonen 8/18/2008 Post Crescent 8/19/2008 C 5 | Jonen, James J. (I145319)
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| 40925 | Forest Junction - Donald L. Holtz, age 74, of Forest Junction, passed away on Sunday, June 3, 2018 at his residence after fighting his battle with lung cancer. He was surrounded by the love of his life, Carol, and his children. Don was born on May 1, 1944 in Appleton, son of the late Lyle and Frieda (Schmidt) Holtz. He married Carol Richter on January 25, 1964. Don will be remembered as a God loving man, great husband, father, and grandfather to his wife, children, and grandchildren. He also had a great sense of humor and always had a good come back that made everyone laugh. He worked most of this life at the Brillion Iron Works, Roehrborn Meats, and enjoyed the time he spent farming. In his later years when he no longer farmed, he began his hobby of collecting farm toys and creating many farm displays. He would actually build the buildings with great detail and accuracy for the 'time' in which he was replicating. Don is survived by his wife, Carol; their children and spouses: Kurt (Linda) Holtz, Lori (Ken) Nushart, and Angela (Tim) Brey; grandchildren: Jake, Jeremy, and Josh Nushart, Dylan Holtz, and Leah and Lydia Brey; step-grandchildren: Lee Roehl, Travis (Heidi) Roehl; step-great-granddaughter: Jill Roehl; siblings: Betty (Roger) Brehmer, Dick (Joyce) Holtz; other in-laws: Glen (Sharon) Richter, Joan (Allen) Behnke, Ardyce (John) Svateck, Barb (Steve) Keltesch, great nephews who shared his passion of farming: Eli, Ethan, and Isaac Staudinger; other nieces and nephews; special friends: Chuck and Linda Roehrborn; other relatives, and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents, mother-in-law: Ruby (Mathes) Richter, father-in-law: Delmar Richter, one sister, Joann Steinbach-Burns, and one brother-in-law, Roger Brehmer. Funeral Service will take place at 1:00 p.m. on Thursday, June 7, 2018 at St. John Lutheran Church in Woodville. Officiating will be the Rev. Andrew Luehring. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Thursday from 10:00 a.m. until 12:45 p.m. Online condolences may be made. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the hospice caregivers, Nikki and Shelly for their compassion and care given to Don and his family. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 5, 2018 | Holtz, Donald (I345758)
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| 40926 | Forest Junction – Lacking three days of completing 56 years, Mrs. Emil Freitag died at her home here suddenly shortly before 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon. A daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Krueger of town Rockland, Manitowoc Co, where she was born, she was married in 1901 to Emil Freitag at Wayside in Brown Co, who was conducting a general merchandise business here at that time. Mr. and Mrs. Freitag have resided here since. She was stricken with a fatal illness Thursday morning from which she failed to recover. Surviving are the husband; one brother, Wm. Krueger; and three sisters, Mrs. Julius Krueger, Mrs. F. W. Kleist and Mrs. Wm. Dallman, all of town Rockland.The remains were interred in the local cemetery. Brillion News - September 18, 1931 | Krueger, Mathilda (I324436)
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| 40927 | Forest Lake High School, MN | Zwiers, John Albert (I74637)
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| 40928 | Forest McCormick 32 Helen McCormick 30 Vera McCormick 11 Floyd McCormick 10 Robert McCormick 6 Gene A McCormick 2 4/12 | McCormick, Forest (I160889)
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| 40929 | Forest Mitchell 4/1/1892 3/6/1960 Post Crescent 3/7/1960 A 16 | Mitchell, Forest (I118454)
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| 40930 | Forester in Landscheid | Jacobs, Petrus (I91462)
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| 40931 | Forestry service - Federal Government | Saums, Max Glenwood (I29505)
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| 40932 | Forgot something...I donated 2 pictures to the Neenah WI hiostorical socie ty of Edward Unmuth's sister Mrs. Louis Utley & her husband& the front & b ack of their house in Nennah.. These pictures were sent to my in laws, Dav id & Amanda Hjelmgren in 1914 when they (Hjelmgrens) lived in ST. Pau l. I don't know where you live, but they have the pics if you are interest ed. | Unmuth, Christine "Tena" (I44550)
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| 40933 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Romenesko, Randy M. (I12604)
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| 40934 | Former Alderman Succumbs at 90 Peter Wolff, 90, of 824 S Kernan avenue, a former alderman, died at 1 a.m. today after a 3-week illness. He was born Feb. 27, 1870 in the town of Harrison and lived in Appleton the last 62 years. He worked at Consoli- dated Water Power and. Pa - per company for 40 years before retiring in 1940. He was an alderman from the old Fourth ward for several terms during the term of Mayor Da- vid Hammel. Funeral services-will be a 10 a.m. Monday at Sacred Heart Catholic church, Apple ton, with-burial in Holy An gels cemetery, Darboy Friends may call after 2 p.m Sunday at Wichmann Funeral home, where the rosary will be recited at 8 p.m: Sunday . Surviving are- the widow one daughter, Mrs. Edgar A Meloen, Appleton; four son's George J., Chicago, Arthur F., New Holstein, Alfred P Fullerton, Calif., and Walter J., Appleton; one. brother John, Appleton; 14 grandchil- dren and 19 great-grandchil- dren. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, April 21, 1960 | Page 31 | Wolff, Peter (I72467)
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| 40935 | FORMER APPLETON MAN DIES AT SON'S HOME Kaukauna - Michael Demerath, 67, died at 12:45 Saturday morning at the home of his son, Frank, Green Bay Rd. He was born at Saukville, Oct. 16, 1848 and moved to Appleton in 1899, living there until May of this year, when he came to Kaukauna. He is survived by one daughter, Mrs. William Hoffman, St. John, one step-son, Peter Schetter, New London, six sons, Michael, Ingomer, Mont; Joseph, Freedom; John, Brunswich, Neb.; Frank, Kaukauna, Adam, Wauwautosa; Servatius, Milwaukee; one sister, Mrs. Katherine Schaeffer, McHenry, Ill. He was a member of Holy Name society and St. Joseph society of St. Joseph church, Appleton. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Monday morning in Holy Cross church. Burial will be in St. Joseph cemetery, Appleton | Demerath, Michael (I101263)
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| 40936 | Former Appleton Man Dies in Chicago Funeral services for Henry Guckenberg, 84, former manager of the Catholic Club and operator of an Appleton grocery store, will be held at 10 a.m. Tuesday at St. Joseph Catholic Church. Guckenberg died Saturday in Chicago at the home of his daughter. He was born in Darboy and had been a resident of Appleton for 60 years. He was a member of the St. Joseph Catholic Church, the Holy Name Society, the Knights of Columbus, the Catholic Order of Foresters and the Sacred Heart Society. He is survived by a daughter one brother, three sisters, two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial will be in St. Joseph Cemetery. Monday, June 10, 1963 Appleton Post-Crescent B1 Henry J. Guckenberg Born: June 7, 1879 Died: June 8, 1963 Place of Birth: Darboy, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 10, 1963 Section: B Page: 8 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Location: Appleton, WI | Guckenberg, Henry (I171741)
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| 40937 | Former Appleton Man Found Dead In The North Woods. Horatio Grunert,70,formerly of Stephensville and Appleton,was found dead in the woods near his home,three miles east of Monico,last night when his son,Delbert,with whom he was living,investigated the return of his horse unattended. The son said the elder Grunert had gone into the woods during the afternoon to cut firewood. Survivors are two sons,Delbert of Monico and Moritz of Prentice,and one brother,Chauncey of Appleton. Grunert was born in Stephensville on Oct 10,1879,and went to Antigo in 1911 to farm. He lived in Appleton for about three years in the early 1920's and during the war worked in a printing plant in Milwaukee. Two years ago he moved to Monico to stay with his son. Taken from the Appleton Post Crescent on Wed,12 Jan,1949. | Grunert, Horatio Russell (I176297)
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| 40938 | FORMER APPLETON MAN IS HURT AT MANITOWOC Dudley Cuthbert brother of Mrs. T. R. Ryan and Miss Catherine Cuthbert of Appleton, claims the hard luck title of Manitowoc following injuries suffered Thursday night when be fell from a box car and sprained both his ankles. Mr. Cuthbert who is a switchman, was walking along the top of the cars and did not notice that the cars had been disconnected. Recently he was struck by a taxicab and quite seriously injured and only a few weeks ago Mrs. Cuthbert fell several feet when a railing broke down while she was leaning against it. Both have suffered other minor injuries in the last few months. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, June 04, 1921 | Page 5 | Cuthbert, Edward Dudley (I78130)
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| 40939 | Former area couple dies in mountain crash TELLURIDE, Colo. -- A former Wrightstown couple died when the Jeep they were riding along a treacherous mountain pass left the road and tumbled 600 feet Tuesday. The couple, Vern Huntington and Susan Agen Huntington, both 50, of St. Peters, Mo., died after the vehicle rolled from Black Bear Pass, a spokesman for the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office said Friday. The couple were vacationing in the San Juan Mountains. Black Bear Pass, elevation 12,800 feet, is a rocky mountain trail open to motorized off-road vehicles only in the summer months. The Post - Crescent [Appleton, Wis] 31 July 2004: B.1 Susan Agen 7/27/2004 Post Crescent 7/31/2004 B 4 | Agen, Susan (I132811)
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| 40940 | Former area couple dies in mountain crash TELLURIDE, Colo. -- A former Wrightstown couple died when the Jeep they were riding along a treacherous mountain pass left the road and tumbled 600 feet Tuesday. The couple, Vern Huntington and Susan Agen Huntington, both 50, of St. Peters, Mo., died after the vehicle rolled from Black Bear Pass, a spokesman for the San Miguel County Sheriff's Office said Friday. The couple were vacationing in the San Juan Mountains. Black Bear Pass, elevation 12,800 feet, is a rocky mountain trail open to motorized off-road vehicles only in the summer months. The Post - Crescent [Appleton, Wis] 31 July 2004: B.1 | Huntington, Vern A. (I132810)
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| 40941 | Former Area Resident Dies - Services were held Tuesday in Buffalo, N.Y., for Robert F. Taylor, 48, of Buffalo, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Taylor of Whiting and brother of Harold Taylor of Whiting. Mr. Taylor died last Friday in Buffalo. He was a native and boyhood resident of the Town of Plover, where his parents farmed. He was graduated from Stevens Point High School. He had lived in Buffalo the past 20 years. Surviving, besides the local relatives, are his widow, Mrs. Ruth Taylor; two daughters and four sons, Mrs. Steve (Donna) Niedzielski, Mrs. Joseph (Patricia) Sliwinski, Richard, Gerald, Robert and Daniel; a sister, Mrs Anthony (Betty) Bellelo, San Antonio, Texas; and two grandchildren. The services were held in St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Buffalo, with burial following in Williamsville Cemetery there. The local relatives attended the rites. | Taylor, Robert F. (I149643)
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| 40942 | Former Askeaton Man Dies At Hileah, Fla. Daniel Clune Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/07/1927 | Page: 5 | Type: Obituary | Clune, Daniel Edgar (I156478)
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| 40943 | Former Askeaton Man Dies Sunday James Summers Kaukauna Times 3/16/1928 2 Obituary James Summers Dies On Sunday James Summers Kaukauna Times 3/16/1928 2 Obituary Askeaton James Summers Kaukauna Times 8/03/1928 5 Obituary Did this James Die in March or August? | Summers, James (I317414)
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| 40944 | Former Calumet County Teacher Wedded Thursday Chilton. - Miss Agnes Flatley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Flatley, Forest Junction and John Hanaway, optician at Milwaukee and son of Mr., and Mrs. Patrick Hanaway, Askeaton, were united in marriage at 9:30 a. m. Thanksgiving Day at St. Patrick's church, Askeaton. Rev. Louis Van Oeffel, of Kimberly read the nuptial mass. The bride was a teacher in the rural schools of Calumet county and the public schools in Brillion for several years. For the past two years she held a position in a Milwaukee bank. She has a number of relatives and friends in this vicin- ity. THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1930 Page 10 | Family: Hanaway, Dr. John Leo / Flatley, Agnes Marie (F51836)
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| 40945 | former chairman of the old Agriculteral Adjustment Association | Dorsey, Thomas William (I16898)
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| 40946 | FORMER CHILTOH MAN DIES AT PLAYMOUTH HOME Chilton - Peter Lauer, Sr., 67 of Plymouth, died at his home on Sunday after an illness of three weeks. He was born in Germany and came to America, when a child of two.In 1884 he was married to Miss Catherine Krautkramer of Menasha?. They located on a farm in St. John, where they resided until 1912. when they moved to Chilton. Eight years ago they moved to Plymouth, which has since been their home. Mr. Lauer is survived by his widow, four sons, George of Elkhart Lake. Peter of Chilton, Matt of Ply- mouth, and Theodore of Appleton: and by four daughters, Mrs. Joseph Thiel of St. John, Mrs. Walter Albertson of Omaha, Neb., Mrs. Fred Weber of Hilbert. and Mrs. Serve Schmitz of St. Anna. The funeral was held from the Catholic church in St. John at 10:30 Wednesday morning interment being in the St. John cemetery. The service was conducted by Rev. Ruppold. The bearers, all nephews of the de- ceased were Leander Krautkramer,Peter Laurer, Peter Thiel, Peter Rummelfinger, Anthony Thiel and Erwin Fish. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lauer Jr. and Mrs. Ross Parker of this city attended the funeral. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, March 31, 1927 | Page 10 | Lauer, Peter (I113938)
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| 40947 | Former Chilton Resident To Be Buried Sunday Fond du Lac - Funeral services for Mrs. Ida Mueller, 67, who died at the home of her son, Oscar Mueller, 173 Fourteenth street, Thursday, will be held from the residence at 1:30 p.m., Sunday, Rev. G. M. Calhoun officiating. Burial will be at Breed's cemetery, Chilton. Mrs. Mueller, widow of Mathias Mueller, whose maiden name was Ida Gage, was born in Utica, N.Y., Dec. 20, 1863, and moved to Chilton with her family when she was a small girl. Later the family moved to Hilbert Junction where she was married to Mr. Mueller, who died in 1917. Soon after her husband's death, Mrs. Mueller moved to Fond du Lac to make her home with her son. She is survived by her son, Oscar; a grandson, Vernon Mueller, of Fond du Lac; three sisters, Mrs. Alice Ecke of Hilbert; Mrs. A. K. Mereness of Kaukauna, and Miss Rhoda Gage of Superior, and two brothers, Clinton Gage of Hilbert, and Henry Gage of Superior. Mrs. Mueller was a member of Royal Neighbors of Menasha. Note: Sheboygan Press, Saturday, October 17, 1931. | Gage, Ida (I158694)
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| 40948 | Former Civic Leader Dies In Waupaca George E. Wichmann Served 8 Years on Outagamie Board George E. Wichmann, 89, a brother of the founder of Wich mann Funeral and Furniture Co died at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Bethany Lutheran Home in Waupaca. Wichmann operated a grocery business on Appleton's College Avenue from 1901-36 and was a salesman for Minnesota Wool ens Co. of Duluth for 20 years before retiring in 1955. He served on the Outagamie County Board for eight years, he last four of which he was on the executive committee. He also was a member of the board of trustees of the Outagamie County Hospital for five years. He had been a resident of the Bethany Lutheran Home since July, 1963. His wife died last April He was a member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Ap pleton. Wichmann is survived by one daughter, two sons, and one brother. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday from the Bethany Lutheran Home in Waupaca. Friends may call here after 9:30 a.m. Friday. The Wichmann Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. | Wichmann, George E. (I206215)
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| 40949 | Former Clay resident Donald R.Weyenberg, 68, of Midland, Mich., died Tuesd ay, Dec.29, 1998, at MedMichigan Medical Center. Services were Jan.2 at Bl essed Sacrament Catholic Church in Midland, with Rev.Steve Gavit officiati ng. Burial was in Midland City Cemetery. Ware Smith-Woolever Funeral Ho me of Midland was in charge of the arrangements. Mr.Weyenberg was born Ju ly 11, 1930, to Clyde Henry and Elva (Hlavaty) Weyenberg in Glenvil. On De c.26, 1955, he married Barbara Oppenheim in Coldwater, Ohio. He receiv ed a bacholor's degree in chemistry from the University of Nebraska. In 19 51 he joined Dow Corning Corp. After four years he took an educational lea ve and completed his doctorate degree at Pennsylvania State Universi ty in 1958. He returned to Dow Corning Corp. He was a research chemist unt il 1965 when he was named research manager for organometallic and inorga nic chemistry. He completed the Program for Management Development at Harv ard University in 1968. He then served in a number of research and develop ments positions. He was named director of silicone research in 1970. In 1 971 he was named resins and chemicals business manager and in 1974, busine ss manager for bioscience and new ventures. In 1977 he was named direct or of research. In 1979 he was named vice president for research and devel opment and in March 1987 was promoted to senior vice president for resear ch and development. In December 1987 he was elected a member of the D ow Corning board of directors. In January 1991 he became Dow Corning's fir st chief scientist. He retired Dec.31, 1992, after 40 years of servic e. He was named to the honorary position of scientist emeritus. During h is 40 years he wrote more than 40 articles In scientific journals and cont ributions to scientific texts in organosilicon chemistry. He held more th an 37 U.S.patents in silicone materials. He was a past member of the boa rd of editors for the American Chemical Society Journal, Organometallic s. In 1980 he participated in the first China, Japan, U.S.A. Symposi um on Organometallic Chemistry in Beijing, China. At the XVII Organosilic on Symposium in 1983 he was the honored guest and lecturer. Also in 19 3, he was the recipient of the Midland Section A.C.S.Award. In 1988 he w as named an honorary Alumni Fellow at Pennsylvania State Universit y. He was a member of many boards, societies and community service club s. Survivors are his wife; one daughter Ann Louise Johnson of Hartland, Mi ch., one son Tom of Solon, Ohio, one sister, Norma Lee Hampton of Gerin g; one brother, Jim of Glenvil, and seven grandchildren.Memorials may be g iven to the Donald R.Weyenberg Memorial Fund at the Midland Foundation. | Weyenberg, Donald Richard (I42144)
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| 40950 | FORMER DALE WOMAN DIES AT NEW LONDON Special to Post-Crescent Dale - Mrs. Arnold Gorges, daughter of Mrs. Wilhelmina Spiegelberg of this village, died Wednesday noon in a hospital at New London. She had been taken to the hospital last week form her home in Readfield, and had submitted to an operation for appendicitis Saturday. Besides the mother she is survived by the widower; two sons, Gordon and Gerold, Readfield; two brothers, Ben and Frank, both of Dale; and four sisters Mrs. Louise Shmhidt of Dale, Mrs. Ed [K]leberg of Larson, Mrs. Adolph Neuman of Readfield and Mrs. Albert Laabs of Harlingen, Texas. | Spiegelberg, Irma (I172644)
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| 40951 | Former Dale Woman Found Dead on Floor - Mrs. Mata Grosnick, 72, of 514 N. Durkee street, a former Dale resident, was found dead on the floor of her bedrom at 12:45 p.m. Wednesday. She had been dead about an hour. Mrs. Grosnick's son, Erwin Grosnick, route 2, Hortonville, notified police at 12:34 p.m. Wednesday, he could not get into his mother's home and suspected somethng was wrong. A policeman gained entrance through an upstairs window and found Mrs. Grosnick dead. Deputy Corner Dr. Joseph L. Benton ruled death was due to a heart attack. She died between 10:30 and 11:30 a.m., he said. Lifelong Dale Resident Mrs. Grosnsick moved to Appleton about three weeks ago. She was born Sept. 25, 1887, in the town of Dale, Outagamie county, and lived there until she moved. Funeral services will be at 2 p.[m]. Friday at St. Paul Lutheran church, Dale, with burial in the Dale Union cemetery. Friends may call at the Borchardt and Moder Funeral home, Hortonville, after 2 p.m. Thursday until 10:30 a.m. Friday, then at the church. Survivors include one daughter, Mrs. Alfred Luedke, Medina; three sons, Reuben Spiegelberg, Oshkosh, Walter Grosnick, Dale, and Erwin Grosnick; two brothers, Herbert Drews, Dale, and Arthur Drews, Appleton; one sister, Mrs. Alma Krenke, Fremont; 14 grandchidren and one great-grandchild OBITUARY: Appleton Post Crescent, Jan. 20, 1960, Page A-10, Col. 5 | Drews, Meta (I190327)
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| 40952 | Former Darboy Resident Dead Marinus Wyngaard Kaukauna Times 12/13/1927 2 Obituary | VandenWyngaard, Marinus (I139567)
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| 40953 | FORMER KAUKAUNA COUPLE IS DIVORCED IN RACINE Kaukauna — Social circles in Ra- rine were given a surprise list week when it was announced that Ethel Claire Foster, 30, had been granted a divorce from Dr. Argo M. Foster, well known physician in Racine, on the grounds of cruel treatment. Dr. Foster formerly was a resident of Kaukauna. The decree was granted in Racine municipal court last Wednesday after Mrs. Foster had told of the mistreat- ment received from her husband. She charged he had attacked her on dif- ferent occasions, sometimes in the presence of women's rooms. The wife said her husband had an- nnnual net income of more than $5, 000 a year and that he owns property in Racine and other places to a value of more than $16,000. Mrs. Foster by agreement, received $3,1OO in lieu of alimony. The couple was married in Chicago, April 10, 1915. Page Six APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Monday Evening, December 15, 1924 | Family: Foster, Argo M. D. / Gartner, Ethel Claire (F203599)
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| 40954 | FORMER KAUKAUNA DOCTOR FREED BY HIGH COURT Kaukauna— A friend of Dr. A. M. Foster, formerly located in this city. has received word that the criminal; case against him which had been ap- pealed to the supreme court, has been dismissed because of lack of evidence. Dr. Foster was arrested on charges of performing an illegal operation and was convicted in the lower court. He appealed and the case was dismissed. Page Six, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT, Saturday Evening, December 22, 1923 | Foster, Argo M. D. (I309264)
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| 40955 | FORMER KAUKAUNA DOCTOR IS PUNISHED IN RACINE Kaukauna— Three veteran Racine physicians lost their licenses in Municipal court last week when they were found guilty of performing il- legal operations. One of the doctors was A. M. Foster, for 15 years a physician in Kaukauna. He left the city only five years ago and is well known here. The men were sentenced to serve four years in Waupun but were paroled to the state board of control because of their advanced ages and the fact that two are failing in health. Page Six APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Wednesday Evening April 11, 1923 | Foster, Argo M. D. (I309264)
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| 40956 | Former Kaukauna girl - Mrs. Charles Breitrick nee Taggart - Kaukauna Sun - 5/11/1905 - A8 - Obit | Taggart, Estella Louise (I177434)
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| 40957 | Former Kaukauna Girl is Married in Detroit Nora Conlon, Alva C. Rogers Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/21/1919 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding | Family: Rogers, Alvin C. / Conlon, Nora (F61666)
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| 40958 | Former Kaukauna Man Dies In East Joseph Reuter Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/29/1931 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Reuter, Joseph (I155273)
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| 40959 | FORMER KAUKAUNA MAN IS DEAD AT SHIOCTON Kaukauna - Mat Driessen, a former resident of this city, died Saturday evening at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Edward Reuden, Shiocton. Other survivors include Mrs. Paul Kobel and Mrs. Herbert Hennes of Kaukauna, and Mrs. Fred Gallaher of Chicago, all sisters; and one brother, William, of Chicago. The funeral will be conducted next Tuesday morning at St. Denny's Catholic church, Shiocton, with the Rev. J. Esbepsky in charge. Burial will be at Kaukauna. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, March 31, 1930 | Page 15 | Driessen, Mathias "Matt" (I136234)
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| 40960 | FORMER KAUKAUNA MAN IS DEAD IN CHICAGO Kaukauna - Thomas Grey, 68, died Monday morning at a hospital in Chicago, following an operation. Mr. Grey formerly was a resident of Kaukauna and was employed as an engineer on the Chicago, Milwaukee and Northwest Railroad. For about the last year he has been on a pension. He is survived by his widow. two daughters; Ella and Irene of Chicago; three sons. Edward, Wausau. Thomas, Chicago, and "Walter. Oregon: two sisters. Mrs. John Taugher, Kaukauna and Mrs. T. Langdon, Portland, Oregon. Funeral service will be held Wednesday in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. John Taugher of Kaukauna will go to the funeral. Page Six APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Tuesday Evening, April 24, 1923 | Gray, Thomas (I339152)
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| 40961 | Former Kaukauna Man Succumbs to Injuries Richard Conlon, 32, Detroit, Mich., and former Kaukauna resident, died at 8 o'clock last night at Pontiac, Mich., of injuries suffered in a traffic accident on Oct. 12. The accident occurred as Conlon was returning to Detroit from Lansing, Mich., where he had attended a football game. Born in Kaukauna in 1908, he attended Kaukauna High school. He lived at Detroit the last 12 years. Survivors are the parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Conlon, Kaukauna; four sisters, Mrs. Leon Van Lieshout, Kaukauna; Miss Ruth Conlon and Mrs. Martin Janssen, Chicago; Mrs. Glen Meyers, Detroit; three brothers, Jack and Eugene, Detroit; Jerry, Kaukauna, and grandmother, Mrs. Catherine Fell, Kaukauna. Funeral services will be held at Kaukauna. | Conlon, Richard (I136389)
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| 40962 | Former Kaukauna Rail Engineer Dies Monday Kaukauna - Richard Powers, 84, formerly of Kaukauna died Monday noon at Mi lwaukee. He was retired North Western railroad engineer. Funeral servic es will be held Thursday morning at Milwaukee. Relatives from Kaukauna wi ll attend the services are Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bay and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wi lpolt. Also attending will be Richard Wilpolt, Reading Ohio, formerly of K aukauna and now visiting relatives here. No obit found in Milwaukee newspaper 8/23-8/27/1948. | Powers, Richard B. (I275)
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| 40963 | Former Kaukauna Resident Married Doris Conlon, Ed Sadlier Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/13/1929 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding Former Local Young Woman Is Married | Family: Sadlier, Edward / Conlon, Dora (F60967)
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| 40964 | Former Kaukauna Resident, Teacher Succumbs In Oregon Bertha Hussey Nelson Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/18/1935 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Hussey, Bertha (I336638)
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| 40965 | FORMER KAUKAUNA WOMAN DIES AT HOME IN NEENAH Kaukaunn— Mrs. Mary Langdon. 78, died, at 12:l5 Wednesday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. W. Mattewson, Neenah. She is survived by one son. Archie of this city, and a daughter, Mrs. Mattewson at Neenah Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock Friday afternoon from the late home in Necnah. The body will be brought ht to Kaukanna for burial in Kelso cemetery. Mr. Langdon was born in Kaunkauna and lived here until about 10 years aso. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, March 01, 1923 | Page 6 | Pingree, Mary A. (I205838)
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| 40966 | Former Kaukauna Woman Succumbs In Milwaukee Mrs. August Haas, nee Cora Schuh Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/11/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Schuh, Cora (I175105)
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| 40967 | Former Local Boy Married At Antigo Dr. Armand Dogot, Wendola Bryant Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/13/1926 | Page: 1 | Type: Wedding | Dogot, Armond (I144212)
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| 40968 | Former Local Engineer Dies At Green Bay Richard Callahan Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/25/1930 | Page: 3 | Type: Obituary | Callahan, Richard (I117534)
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| 40969 | Former Local Girl Married Helen Callahan, A. E. Gilbert Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/14/1934 | Page: 7 | Type: Wedding | Family: Gilbert, Albert / Callahan, Helen A. (F40333)
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| 40970 | Former Local Man Dies John Patterson Kaukauna Sun | Date: 03/02/1916 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Patterson, John (I199905)
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| 40971 | Former Local Man Dies At Home - Charles Homer Taggart - Kaukauna Times - 6/5/1928 - 1 - Obituary | Taggart, Homer Charles (I165319)
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| 40972 | Former Local man Drowned At Manitowoc Earl Berendsen Kaukauna Times 7/29/1927 1 Obituary | Berendsen, Earl Albert (I80743)
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| 40973 | Former Local Mayor Is Dead Michael Sullivan Kaukauna Times 3/19/1929 1 Obituary | Sullivan, Michael (I206070)
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| 40974 | Former Local Postmaster Is Killed - Joseph J. Wirtz - Kaukauna Times - 1/10/1928 - 1 - News/Obituary | Wirtz, Joseph J. (I320630)
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| 40975 | Former Local Resident Died Thomas Reardon Kaukauna Times 8/02/1932 1 Obituary | Reardon, Thomas H. (I169968)
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| 40976 | Former Local Resident Dies William Sylvester Bliss Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/31/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Bliss, William (I336397)
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| 40977 | Former Local Resident Dies Henry Farrell Kaukauna Times 1/19/1932 1 Obituary | Farrell, Henry (I124646)
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| 40978 | Former Local Resident Dies At Green Bay Mrs. J. W. Murphy, nee Esther Conlon Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/17/1936 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Conlon, Esther C. (I86836)
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| 40979 | Former Local Resident Dies At Rhinelander Mrs. Joseph Kuehn, Jr,, nee Elizabeth Keelan Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/14/1934 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Keelan, Elizabeth (I22180)
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| 40980 | Former Local Resident Dies In Eastern City Catherine Yingling, nee Reichel Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/16/1929 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Last Rites For Mrs. C. Yingling Mrs. Catherine Yingling, nee Reichel Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/19/1929 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Reichel, Kathrin (I288)
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| 40981 | Former Local Resident Found Dead in Hotel at Appleton Norman J. Hennessy Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/26/1944 | Page: 1 | Type: Death Notice | Hennessy, Norman J. (I325078)
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| 40982 | Former Local Woman Married Helen C. Jacobson, Frank P. Flanagan Kaukauna Times | Date: 11/18/1930 | Page: 6 | Type: Wedding | Family: Flanagan, Frank Peter / Jacobson, Helen C. (F50609)
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| 40983 | FORMER MANAGER OP CHEESE FACTORIES IS SUMMONED BY DEATH Peter R Dooley 69 once manager of three cheese factories in Outagamie county, died Wednesday afternoon at Mercy hospital. He lived in Oshkosh for a year after coming from a farm on which he lived in Outagamie county. He bought the home of the late A. C. Gallagher, 209 Parkway Mr. Dooley was born Jan. 18? 1863, at Cascade, Sheboygan county. In 1897 he was married and for 16 years after that he worked in cheese factories. After that he took up farming. Survivors are his widow, two daughters, Miss Eunice Doolev. a teacher at Marquette, Wis , and Miss Marguerite Dooley, nurse at Mercy hospital; three sons Edgar of Notre Dame, Ind., Clifford, of Oshkosh, and Emmet, of Fond du Lac. and two brothers, Charles of Plymouth and William of DeKalb, 111. Funeral services will be held at the residence at 8 30 o clock Saturday morning and at St. Patrick s church at Stephensvllle at 10 o'clock. Rev. Rajmond Schauer will officiate, and burial will take place at Stephensville The body will lie in state at the residence until the hour of the funeral. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Thursday, February 04, 1932 | Page 4 Last Rites For Peter R. Dooley Are Held Today Funeral services for Peter R. Dooley, aged 69, who passed away Wednesday afternoon at Mercy hospital, Oshkosh, were held this morning in St. Patrick's church at Stephensville. Mr. Dooley, who was the brother of Charles Dooley of Plymouth, was born January 18, 1863, in Cascade; He became a cheese-maker and at one time was manager of three cheese factories in Outagamie county. Later he engaged in farming, but about a year ago he retired and bought a home in Oshkosh. He leaves the widow, two daughters, Miss Eunice Dooley, a teacher at Marquette, and Miss Marguerite, a nurse at Mercy hospital, Oshkosh; three sons, Edgar of Notre Dame, Ind., Clifford of Oshkosh, and Emmet, of Fond du Lac, and two brothers, Charles, of Plymouth, and William, of De Kalb, Ill. THE SHEBOYGAN PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1932 Page 2 DOOLEY - The funeral of Peter R. Dooley. 209 Parkway, was held this morning at 8:30 from his home and at 10 o'clock from St. Patrick's church at Stephensville. Wis. Burial took place there. The pallbearers were Henry Schroth, Robert Schroth, George Schroth, John Tennie, Thomas Hardy and Michael Prunty. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Saturday, February 06, 1932 | Page 4 | Dooley, Peter (I103160)
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| 40984 | FORMER MAYOR OF SEYMOUR IS DEAD F. L. Forward, 79, Succumbs After Long Illness — Was Pioneer of City F. L. Forward, 79, formerly a mayor of Seymour, died at 3 o'clock Sunday morning at Seymour following a long illness. Mr. Forward, one of that city's pioneers, had played an active part in-both the political and business life of the community. He served two terms as mayor and two terms as alderman. It was during his term as mayor that the city fire department was motorized. When he first went to Seymour from New York, where he was born, he operated a cheese factory. Later he started the first coal business in the city and- still later he opened the first cheese warehouse there. He operated this warehouse until about five years ago, when he retired from active business. The only survivors are a nephew, Ray Steward of Milwaukee; and a niece, Mrs. Rachel Kosinen of Hamilton, Ohio. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon with the Masonic lodge, of which Mr. Forward had been a member, in charge. Page four APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Monday Evening, April 6, 1931 DIED APRIL 5, 1931 Seymour The funeral of F. L. Forward, 79, was held Tuesday afternoon at Muehl chapel, with services in charge of the Mason lodge. Those in attendance from out of town were: Mrs.-and Mrs. Raymond Steward and Miss Hazel Steward of Milwaukee. Mr. Forward was born In Oswego, N. Y., March 20, 1852. He came to Seymour 44 years ago, and married Mrs. Amanda Ryel in August of that year. He conducted a retail cheese factory supply business, and later started a retail coal yards. He built the first cold storage building in the city, the wholesale cheese business. He served two terms as mayor and two terms as alderman from the First ward. It was through his efforts that the local fire department was motorized. Survivors are Raymond Steward, Miss Hazel Steward of Milwaukee, and Miss Rachael Koskinen of Hamilton, Ohio. Page Fourteen APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Friday Evening, April II, 1931 FUNERAL WAS April 8, 1931 | Forward, Fayette L. (I316806)
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| 40985 | FORMER MCMINNVILLE RESIDENT SUCCUMBS AT YAMHILL HOME Death came Wednesday at Yamhill to Cornelius William Hermens, 78, who had lived in Oregon since 1893. Hermens, a former McMinnville resident, had been living at Yamhill recently. Born in Wisconsin on Apr. 25, 1867, he married Jane Joosten at Forest Grove on Nov. 30, 1889. His parents were Natalia and William Hermens. Funeral services were read by Father Maken today (Thursday) at 10 o'clock at St. James Catholic church, with interment following at St. James cemetery. Survivors include four sons, Martin, Joseph and Frank of Yamhill and Edward of San Francisco; four daughters, Mrs. Cathrine Evers of Dayton, Mrs. Margaret Bernards of Yamhill, Mrs. Anna Bride of McMinnville and Mrs. Jenette Kelly at Idaho; and two sisters, Elizabeth and Minnie Van Dehey. Mrs. Hermens died on Oct. 16, 1940. The Telephone Register, McMinnville, Oregon, Thursday, April 11, 1946 Son of William and Catherine Natalie Muellemans. Husband of Jennie "Jane" Joosten Hermens. Father of: Wilhelminia Petronella Hermens Vandehey, Martin Joseph Hermens, Catherine Mary Hermens Evers, Margaret Mary Bernards, Joseph William Hermens, Elizabeth Natalie Hermens Vandehey, Francis Henry Hermens, Edward Anthony Hermens, Ann Julianna Hermens Bride, Jeanette Rosalia Hermens Kelley Hamilton. | Hermans, Cornelius (I35308)
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| 40986 | Former Menasha Fire Chief DiesJohn Zeininger, Sr., Succumbs at Residence at Age of 73Menasha - John Zeininger, Sr., 73, pioneer Menasha resident and a former chief of the Menasha fire department, died at his home, 546 Sixth-st, at 1:30 Monday morning. He was born in Menasha, Sept. 12,1859, and was a resident here all his life. Survivors are the widow; six sons, John, Jr., Andrew, William, Thomas and Edward, all of Menasha and Henry of Ypsilanti, Mich., three daughters, Mrs. John Dombrowski, Mrs. Ben Beachkofski, and Mrs. Harold Hanson, all of Menasha; one sister, Mrs. J. Johnson of Appleton; 12 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. He was a member of the St. Joseph society, the Catholic Knights and the Germania Benevolent society. Funeral services will be at St. Mary's church at 9 o'clock Thursday morning, the Eev. John Hummel officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. The body will be removed to the residence from the Laemmrich funeral home Tuesday afternoon | Zeininger, John (I148146)
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| 40987 | Former Merchant Dies at Oshkosh Lawrence Dabareiner, Founder of Hardware Company, Succumbs Hortonville - Lawrence Dabareiner, 67, former Hortonville merchant, died Wednesday morning at Oshkosh following a long illness Mr. Dabareiner, connected with the Dabareiner Hardware Co. which he founded 20 years ago, moved to Oshkosh two years ago. He was born in Jefferson, coming to Hortonia as a young man. He conducted a creamery for several years in Hortonia and later in Hortonville. His marriage to Anna Diestler took place in 1895, shortly after which the couple made their home in the village. Survivors are the widow; one daughter, Dorothy, both of Oshkosh; two sons, Norman of Janesville and Leland of Los Angeles, Calif.; two brothers, John of Jefferson and Henry of California. Burial will be held at 3 o'clock Friday afternoon at Emmanuel Lutheran church, with a minister from Oshkosh in charge. Burial will be in Union cemetery. Bearers will be Edward and Otto Kluge, Edward Ponto, Robert Behrend, William Dobberstein and an Oshkosh man, August Drews. Appleton (WI) Post-Crescent, Wed., Aug. 17, 1932, Page 14 | Dabareiner, Lawrence (I144818)
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| 40988 | FORMER NATIVE OF WHITELAW DIES AT APPLETON Burial of Mrs. Simeon Geiger, 76, former Whitelaw resident, who passed away last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bruehl at Appleton, took place on Monday at Brillion and later from the Holy Trinity church at Kasson. Six nephews of the deceased acted as pallbearers. Mrs. Geiger was born in Germany in June, 1854. At the age of nine years she came to this country with her parents, who settled at Whitelaw. In 1873 she was united in marriage to Simeon Geiger, who preceded her in death nine years ago. She made her home on a farm in Calumet county until three years ago when she left for Appleton to make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Bruehl. Nine children survive, five sons, Andrew Geiger of Neenah, John of Chippewa Falls, Daniel, Robert and Peter Geiger of Brillion, and four daughters, Mrs. Henry Bruehl of Appleton, Mrs. Chas. Geise, of Brillion; Mrs. Tom Brantmeyer of Menasha, and Mrs. Richard Vogel of Newton. There are also 42 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. | Zipper, Barbara (I154980)
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| 40989 | FORMER OLD SETTLER OF OZAUKEE COUNTY M.G. RUPPERT, Esq., who on account of a lung complaint had to seek the more pure air of the Western plains, has settled for some years back at Denv er, in Colorado. His many friends here will be glad to hear that he is imp roving in health. We extract the following from one of his late letters:"I am getting along quite well, I don't suffer as much with the asth ma as I did back East, although I am unable to do steady work. We had qui te a lively election in the State of Colorado; we elected a Democratic Gov ernor, an old Wisconsin boy by the name of Alva ADAMS of Pueblo Count y. We also elected 3 out of the 8 members of the lower house in our distri ct and 1out of the 2 Senators, elected the 2? county commissioners and t he democratic county Judge. In the State the democrats gained a few membe rs in the lower house, the balance of the State officers are republican s. The weather is very nice, times are very good; there is a lot of buildi ng going on in the city. Real estate is way up; the city is growing and t he country is settling up very fast, there are some very good farms in Col orado now under cultivation."Friend RUPPERT thinks that we are growing younger every day to judge fr om the picture contained in the NEWS lately, and that many old Wisconsin s ettlers who knew us here and to whom the cut was shown, had said the sam e. But we must confess that the photo fromwhich the cut was made, was taken some 5 years ago, and the "artist" was o ver-careful to wipe out the lines indicating old age, although the pictu re may pass for a good likeness yet. Friend RUPPERT will please give th is explanation to our friends in Denver. We have often wonderedwhether there is a place in the West where we haven't a friend or former a cquaintance living? | Ruppert, Michael G. (I15981)
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| 40990 | FORMER OSHKOSH MEN MEET DEATH IN AIR ACCIDENT Raymond and Gordon Kettenhoffen Killed When Plane Crashes Near Long Beach, Calif. Information has been received from Walter Auler formerly of Oshkosh, but now of Los Angeles of the death of two former Oshkosh men in an airplane crash at Los Angeles. The men killed were Raymond and Gordon Kettenhofen. The accident occurred Sunday May 12 Raymond Kettenhofen 23 years old and a student pilot as flying the machine an obsolete ship of a type the government no longer licenses. | Kettenhofen, Gordon (I126777)
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| 40991 | FORMER OSHKOSH MEN MEET DEATH IN AIR ACCIDENT Raymond and Gordon Kettenhoffen Killed When Plane Crashes Near Long Beach, Calif. Information has been received from Walter Auler formerly of Oshkosh, but now of Los Angeles of the death of two former Oshkosh men in an airplane crash at Los Angeles. The men killed were Raymond and Gordon Kettenhofen. The accident occurred Sunday May 12 Raymond Kettenhofen 23 years old and a student pilot as flying the machine an obsolete ship of a type the government no longer licenses. | Kettenhofen, Raymond (I126778)
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| 40992 | Former Railroad Man Dies at Home James Franklin Griffith Succums to Pneumonia Last Night Kaukauna James Franklin Griffith, 77, died at 8 o'clock last , night at his home at 816 Metoxen avenue after a short illness. His wife is seriously ill with pneumonia at the present time. Mr. Griffith was born at Tipton, Ia., and lived in Kaukauna for the last 31 years. He was a railroad man and retired from active service several years ago. He was a member of the Congregational church. Mr. and Mrs Griffith celebrated their golden wedding anniversary two years ago. Survivors include the widow: two daughters; Mrs. Genevieve Turnipseed, Eugene, Ore.: Mrs. Sybil McKenzie, New York City; three sons, Mark, Kaukauna: Paul, Dallas: Winfred, Tacoma, Wash : four brothers, William. Gold Field, Ia.: Howard. Mason City. Ia.; George. Eagle Grove. la.: Thomas, Waterloo, la.: two sisters. Mrs. Louisa Fletcher and Mrs. Ladella Fisher. Eagle Grove: four grandchildren. Arrangements for the funeral have not been completed. Thursday Evening, February 11,1937 APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Fifteen | Griffith, James Franklin (I107332)
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| 40993 | Former Residence Dies Minnie Rechther Clancy (Thomas) Kaukauna Times 10/30/1919 8 Death Notice | Richter, Minnie (I310016)
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| 40994 | Former Resident Died At Home of Brother At Bay Charles Allwardt Kaukauna Times | Date: 12/30/1932 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Allwardt Rites Held Charles Allwardt Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/03/1933 | Page: 1 | Type: News | Allwardt, Charles (I170325)
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| 40995 | Former Resident Died On Monday Mrs. George Geurts, nee Gloudemans Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/06/1933 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary | Gloudemans, Mary (I23100)
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| 40996 | Former Resident Dies Mrs. F. H. Prosser, nee Hulda Lindstrom Kaukauna Times | Date: 06/14/1944 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Lindstrom, Hulda (I129175)
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| 40997 | Former Resident Dies Virgil Buell Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/11/1969 | Page: 5 | Type: Obituary | Buell, Virgil (I341845)
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| 40998 | Former Resident Dies Michael Egan Kaukauna Times 6/14/1935 2 Obituary | Egan, Michael (I120181)
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| 40999 | Former Resident Dies At Green Bay Mrs. Gene Engleberth, nee Mollie Maley Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/13/1934 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary | Maley, Mollie (I114987)
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| 41000 | Former Resident Dies at Home.... Anton Thelen Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/29/1916 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Sherwood Anton Thelen, Helen Stommel Kaukauna Sun | Date: 09/28/1916 | Page: 7 | Type: Obituary | Thelen, Anton (I70096)
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