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 41,001 to 42,000 of 172,762
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| 41001 | Former Resident Dies At Tacoma, Wash. Paul Juley Kaukauna Times 10/16/1924 7 Obituary | Juley, Paul (I86731)
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| 41002 | FORMER RESIDENT DIES IN ARIZONA Kaukauna — Word has been received here of the death of Eugene Kelly, a former reident of Kaukauna, in Arizona, Kelly was accidentally killed when a revolver he was cleaning discharged. The body will be sent to Kaukauna and funeral services will take place at St. Paul Catholic church at Wrightstown, later in the week. Burial will take place in the church cemetery. Kelly is survived by his mother and two brothers, James of California and Pat at home. The home is on Highway 41, about four miles from Kaukauna. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, November 24, 1931 | Page 22 | Kelly, Eugene (I318419)
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| 41003 | Former Resident Dies in Milwaukee Edmond Brill Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/18/1938 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Brill, Edmund R. (I133111)
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| 41004 | Former Resident Dies in Washington Mrs. George Hamilton Kaukauna Times | Date: 09/22/1937 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Phelps, Ida (I181298)
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| 41005 | Former Resident Is Interred Here William Flynn Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/07/1926 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Flynn, William (I35640)
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| 41006 | Former Resident laid to Rest in Milwaukee Monday Mrs. George Mitchka, nee Faust Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/06/1945 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Faust, Susan M. (I773)
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| 41007 | Former Resident M. J. Kavanaugh Succumbs M. J. Kavanaugh Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/24/1933 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary | Kavanaugh, Michael (I45678)
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| 41008 | FORMER RESIDENT OF APPLETON DIES Mrs. Viola Fox Passes Away Here Sunday Mrs. Viola Fox, formerly of Appelton died Sunday afternoon at the home of her son, Eugene, 1109 South Jackson st., where she had made her home for the past two years. She was born in Appleton in 1854 and during her life there was active in club and church circles. She was past president of the Women's Relief corps and a member of the Rebekah lodge, the W. C. T. U. and the Sunshine club and a life member of the Congregational church. Surviving are two sons, George R. of Three Oaks, Mich., and Eugene of Green Bay, and five grandchildren. A grandson, Billy Fox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fox, died several weeks ago. The body is at Schauer and Schumacher's Funeral home and short services will be held there tomorrow at 10 a.m. with the Rev. Fred W. Field officiating. The body will be taken to the Brettschneider Funeral home at Appelton, where services will be held Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. The Green Bay Gazette, Monday, Mar 16, 1931 | Randall, Viola (I189769)
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| 41009 | FORMER RESIDENT OF ISAAR IS DEAD Special to Post-Crescent Isaar - Mrs. Otto Eisch, 53, a resident of this place for 50 years, died yesterday at Green-Bay. Mrs. Eisch moved to Green Bay three years ago after having lived here for 50 years. She is survived by her widower; three daughters, Mrs. Fred Stender and Mrs. Ray Williquette: Green Bay, and Mrs. Henry Larscheid, Pulaski; four sons, John. Vern on, Henry and Robert of Green Bay two sisters, Mrs. Louis Schwab and Mrs. Louis Miller, Isaar; five broth- ers, Henry, Peter, John, Albert and Joseph Schmidt of Isaar, and nine grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 Saturday morning from. St. Wilbur church at Green Bay with interment in Allouez cemetery. 2/11/1931 - APC ISAAR PEOPLE ATTEND FUNERAL AT GREEN BAY (Special to Post-Crescent) Isaar - Those from here who attended the funeral of Mrs. Otto Eisch, who died at her home in Green Gay, were: Mr. and Mrs- August Laskuski and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schwab, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schmidt Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmidt, Mr. and Mrs, John Schmidt, and-Irene Laskuski. | Schmidt, Anna (I161177)
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| 41010 | FORMER RESIDENT OF KAUKAUNA DIES Kaukauna - Mrs. Helen Lindauer, 90. died at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the Lakeside Sanitarium, in Milwaukee, accordinig to messages received here by Mrs. E. C. Halock, a grandchild. Mrs. Lindauer formerly lived in Kaukauna but moved to Milwaukee four or five years ago to live with her daughter. Mrs. Charles Borden. The body will be brought to this city for burial. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 from Reformed church, with the Rev. E. L. Worthman in charge. Mrs. Lindnuer is survived by four daughters. Mrs. Charles Borden, Mrs. Henry Esser, Milwaukee; Mrs. Robert Towsley, Manitowoc; Mrs. J. T. Wirtz, Green Bay; three sons. Luther Lindauer. La Habra. Calif.; Gus Lindauer, San Francisco, Calif.; Fred Lindauer, La Habra, Calif. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, October 26, 1922 | Page 13 | Fromm, Helena Catherine (I145984)
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| 41011 | FORMER RESIDENT OF KAUKAUNA IS DEAD Kaukauna - The funeral of Carl Gast, 72, Sunday afternoon, was held from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Louis Rogers, Canal-st and at 2 o'clock at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church with the Rev. Paul T. Oehlert in charge of the services. Interment was in the Lutheran cemetery- Mr. Gast died at Laona at 3:30 Wednesday afternoon and the body was brought here for burial Saturday night. He is survived by three sons, Carl Jr. of Chicago; Fred of Kaukauna and Albert of Little Chute; three daughters, Mrs. R. Mohr of Newald. Mrs. Louis Rogers and Mrs. F. Busse, both of Kaukauna, Mr. Gast was born in Germany and he came here at the age of 27. He lived here 22 years and then moved to Laona. Bearers were Ervin Dille, H. C. Hass, Gottlieb Ristau, Frank Weinkauf, Frank Kloehn and Herman Sasnowski. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, October 26, 1926 | Page 10 | Gast, Carl (I166809)
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| 41012 | FORMER RESIDENT OF KAUKAUNA IS DEAD Kaukauna- Carl Latzke, 79, former resident of Kaukauna, died after an illness of six months at his home at Milton Junction Wednesday night, according to word received here by relatives. Mr. Latzke moved from Kaukauna about 25 years ago. He is survived by his widow, two daugh ters and three sons. He is the grandfather of Mrs. Clem Hilgenberg and Mrs. John Hard of this city. The body will be brought here for burial in the Lutheran cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, August 28, 1930 | Page 17 | Latzke, Carl (I167031)
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| 41013 | Former Resident of Kaukauna Is Dead Perry A. Manley Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/05/1927 | Page: 2 | Type: Obituary | Manley, Perry (I185790)
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| 41014 | FORMER RESIDENT OF KAUKAUNA SUCCUMBS Kaukauna - Mrs. Eli Landreman, 70, former Kaukauna resident, died at Green Eay Tuesday morning, according to word received here by relatives. Survivors are two sons. Robert Landreman of Kaukauna and Hilary Landreman of Fond du Lac; four stepsons, Ernest and Ervin Landreman of this city; Frank Landreman of California, Harvey Landreman of Fond du Lac, and one daughter, Mrs. Irving Leppla of Green Bay. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, March 26, 1930 | Page 12 CONDUCT FUNERAL FOR MRS, ELI LANDREMAN Kaukauna - Funeral services for Mrs. Eli Landreman, 70, who died at Green Bay Tuesday, were held at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Mary church. The Rev. C. Ripp was in charge of the services and burial was in the St. Mary cemetery. Mrs. Landreman formerly was a resident of this city. She is survived by two sons, Robert Landreman of Kaukauna and Hilary Landreman of Fond du Lac; four stepsons, Ernest and Ervin Landreman of Kaukauna, Frank Landreman of California and Harvey Landreman of California; and one daughter, Mrs. Irving Leppla. of Green Bay. Pall bearers were John Kuehn, N. M. Haupt, J. Dogot, Peter Kauth, Frank McCormick and John Rink. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, March 28, 1930 | Page 28 Last Rites For Mrs. Landreman Held Mrs. Eli Landreman, nee Lois Maeney Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/01/1930 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Mrs. Landreman Succumbs Today Mrs. Eli Landreman Kaukauna Times | Date: 03/25/1930 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Meany, Mary Lois (I135859)
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| 41015 | FORMER RESIDENT OF KAUKAUNA SUCCUMBS Kaukauna - Frank Durocher, 80, a pioneer resident of Kaukauna, died a 8:45 Friday evening at the McCor mick Memorial Home at Green Bay. He came to Kaukauna in 1884, but moved, to Green Bay about six years ago. He was a member of Kaukauna Court Branch No. 64, Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. Survivors are two grandchildren, Perry and Francis Vandenberg of Green Bay. The body will lie in state at the Greenwood Funeral Parlors. Saturday evening and Sunday. The rosary will be recited at the chapel Saturday evening. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Monday morning at the McCormick Home at Green Bay. Burial will be in Allouez cemetery at Green Bay. Page Ten APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Saturday Evening, September 5, 1931 | DuRocher, Frank (I96254)
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| 41016 | FORMER RESIDENT OF LITTLE CHUTE DIES Special to Post-Crescent- Little Chute - Mrs. Alegonda Vanden Hoy, 68, formerly of this village, died Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Charles Bender in the town of Grand Chute. She is survived by one son, Albert of Appleton and one daughter, Mrs. Charles Bender of Grand Chute. Funeral services were held at 9 o'clock at St. John church in this village with the Rev. John J. Sprangers in charge. Burial took place in St. Joseph Catholic cemetery at Appleton. Page Sixteen, APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Thursday Evening, May 21, 1931 | Geurts, Alice (I53694)
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| 41017 | FORMER RESIDENT OF OSHKOSH DIES Mrs. William Daufen. a former resident. of Oshkosh. died Monday at Milwaukee, where she had lived for the past five years, since leaving Oshkosh. She had been in ill health for a month. Mrs. Daufen is survived by her husband, who was employed by the T. & S. Tobacco company in this city. She is also survived by three children, her father, Carl *Goettman, and a sister, Mrs. B. O'Rourke, all of Milwaukee. Funeral services will be held at St Patrick's church at Milwaukee at 9 o'clock, Wednesday morning. Oshkosh Daily Northwestern | Oshkosh, Wisconsin | Tuesday, March 15, 1932 | Page 2 | Goettman, Nova (I172473)
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| 41018 | Former Residents are Married for 25 Years_ Deer Creek - Mr. and Mrs. William Lehman, former Deer Creek residents but now of White Lake, celebrated their silver wedding anniversary Saturday. A dance was given at Langlade hall Saturday night. A Sunday dinner was served to 45 guests. Among those who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Julius Malliet, James Malliet and daughers of Clintonville, Arthur Malliet of Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Malliet and daughter of Bear Creek, Mr. and Mrs. George Malliet and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Malliet and daughters, Carrol and Myrtle, Harry Malliet, Florence Babino, Reginald Lehman, Hazel Thebo of Deer Creek, Dorothy Long of Bear Creek, the Rev. Fr. Trezehestoski of White Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Bordon and son Roy of White Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lehman and daughters, Shirley Mae, Marcella and Jennet and Alice and Daniel Grey of Manitowoc, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ratz of Two Rivers, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rodie and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. A. Rodie, Sr. of Cato. Mrs. George Malliet was guest of honor at a shower at her home Sunday evening. Cards furnished the entertainment and lunch was served. A wedding dance will be given Saturday evening by Laura Young and Ed Scherck at Pleasant View pavilion. The couple will be married Saturday morning at St. Mary church, Black Creek. Appleton Post Crescent, Appleton, Wisconsin, Wednesday 26 October 1932 | Family: Lehman, William Charles / Malliet, Mary ELLA (F51586)
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| 41019 | Former School Head Dies in Kaukauna; T H Boebel Was Superintendent From 1944 to 1960 KAUKAUNA - The retired superintendent of schools here, T H Boebel, 71, 222 W Fifth St, died at 12:20 am Sunday after a long illness. He served as superintendent of schools from 1944 to 1960. Previous to his Kaukauna position he was an educator at Reedsburg, Sun Prairie and Medford. He was a member of the American Legion, Rotary Club, Knights of Columbus and a World War I veteran. Mr Boebel received the Kaukauna High School Alumni Association Award for outstanding contribution to education. Survivors include his wife, one daughter, a son, and five brothers. Services are set for 10 am at St Mary Catholic Church with burial in the parish cemetery. Friends may call after 2 pm today at the Greenwood Funeral Home. Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Boebel, Theodore (I322180)
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| 41020 | Former St. Anna Girl Called The many friends end relatives of Mrs. Michael L. Kees of St. John were shocked to learn of her sudden demise on Friday of last week. Hemorrhage of the brain is given as the cause, her sickness being of but one day duration. Mrs. Kees is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wenzel Zepnick. She was born May 7, 1893, at St. Anna. She resided with her parents until her marriage to Michael Kees on June 14, 1917 when they made their home on a farm near St. John. The funeral was held from the St. John church on Monday morning, Rev. Ruppold officiating with interment in the St. John cemetery. She leaves to mourn her untimely death, her husband, three children: Adelbert 3 years; Herman 2 years; Reta 1 year; besides her parents and three brothers and five sisters. | Zepnick, Theresa (I49965)
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| 41021 | Former Town of Kaukauna Woman Dead Mrs. John Martin, nee Elizabeth Cardinal Kaukauna Times 2/11/1930 1 Obituary | Cardinal, Elizabeth (I199756)
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| 41022 | Former Wrightstown Fire Marshall, Board Trustee Cornelius Verbeten, Dies Cornelius Verbeten, 71 Wrightstown, former village Fire marshall and trustee died Wednesday afternoon in Green Bay after a long illness. He was born Jan. 22, 1887, in the town of Buchanan. He served two terms on the Wrightstown village board, and was the last operator of the American house, Wrightstowns only hotel. He had been employed by a Wrightstown feed company. Funeral services will be at 9:30 Saturday morning at the Dewane Funeral home, Wrightstown, with burial in St. Paul cemetery there. The Rev. August Broekman, pastor of St. Paul Catholic church, Wrightstown, will officiate. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 o'clock tonight. The rosary will be recited at 8 o'clock tonight and Friday night. Survivors include the widow; three daughters, Mrs. Martin Van Gompel, Little Chute, Mrs. Arnold Nienhaus, Sugarbush, and Mrs. William Durris, Jr., Winthrop, Mass.; five sons, Robert and Charles, Appleton, Benjamin. Wrightstown, Clem, Little Chute, and William, Greenleaf; three brothers, Arnold, Wrightstown, Harold, Little Chute, Howard,Kaukauna; and four sisters,Mrs. George Lamers, Kaukauna, Mrs. Herman Klister, DePere, and Mrs. Hattie Behl and Mrs. Ted Micke, both of Cloquet, Minn.; 27 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, June 26, 1958 | Page 14 =A 14 Cornelus Verbeten Born: January 22, 1887 Died: June 25, 1958 Place of Birth: Buchanan, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 26, 1958 Section: Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Paul Location: Wrightstown, WI | Verbeten, Cornelius (I48320)
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| 41023 | Former Wrightstown Pastor Dies Wrightstown -- Funeral services for Rev. August Broekman, 76, retired pastor of St. Paul's church here who died in Kemmerer, Wyo., on Jan. 29, were held Monday morning in St. Paul's church. Father Broekman had retired as pastor of the church last September. He was born in De Pere, Aug. 18, 1892, the son of John and Catherine Broekman. he studies at Mount Calvary, Fond du Lac; St. Norbert college, De Pere and the American College in Louvain, Belgium, before completing theological studies at St. Francis seminary, Milwaukee. He was ordained in St. Francis Xavier cathedral in 1919 and was first assigned to St. Philomene parish, Birnamwood. Father Broekman also served at St. patrick's Lebanon before being appointed pastor of Holy Martyrs church, Green Bay, in April, 1932. He served there until appointed pastor at St. Paul's in 1942. Father Broekman was noted as a woodcarver and his carvings can be seen in the church here. Auxiliary Bishop John B. Grellinger was the principal celebrant of the concelebrated funeral Mass. Other celebrants included Fathers Angelo and Carl Feldkamp, Father Francis Van De Lee, Msgr. Franics McKeough, Fathers Alexander and Melvin, O.F.M. and Father Carl Meulemans, O.F.M. who delivered the eulogy. Burial was in St. Paul's cemetery. | Broekman, Reverend August (I155087)
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| 41024 | Former Wrightstown Youth Dies Harvey Rosin Kaukauna Times 1/14/1930 2 Obituary DePere Journal Democrat 1-9-1930 Harvey Rosin of Peshtigo passed away on Tuesday morning after an operation for appendicitis. Carl (should be Harvey) was born on March 13,1911, and is survived by his parents, two brothers and one sister. The remains will be brought to Wrightstown for interment. Cemetary stone states 1912 Burial: St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Cem. Wrightstown,Brown,WI,USA | Rosin, Harvey J. (I318501)
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| 41025 | Formerly married to Mr. Pantzar | Cloutier, Genevieve (I152390)
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| 41026 | formerly Mrs. Roy Weeks | Palmer, Martha (I198779)
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| 41027 | Formerly of 817 Spring Street Kaukauna, Mildred M. Engerson, age 104, died at St. Paul Home on Sunday, May 1, 2011. She was born in Dale, Wisconsin on April 4, 1907. Mildred attended school and graduated from eighth grade in Dale, from Kaukauna High School, and received a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Wisconsin- Oshkosh. She taught in elementary schools in both Calumet and Outagamie Counties for 25 years. Mildred was a member of the National Retired Teachers and Wisconsin State Teacher's organizations and helped to organize the first Nicolet Elementary school's Parent and Teachers Association in Kaukauna, where she served two years as their first president. She also helped to organize Harrison Consolidated School in Sherwood, serving as their principal for four years. Her last eight years were spent teaching first grade at Kimberly Elementary School. Mildred was a member of Immanuel United Church of Christ, Kaukauna, for over sixty years and served for a time as superintendent of their Sunday School. She was also a member of their Senior Choir. Her winters were spent in Florida and her summers at Boot Lake in Townsend, Wisconsin. Mildred is survived by one daughter: Sharon F. Radke of Appleton; six grandchildren: Brent W. Radke of Neenah; Paul J. (Elizabeth) Radke of Cincinnati; and John L. Engerson, William E. (Deb) Engerson, Cindy L. (John) Thomson, and Kristin A. (David) Wilz, all of Sturgeon Bay; ten great-grandchildren: Heather Radke, Sarah Radke, Eric Radke, Hannah Wilz, Rob Engerson, Tom Engerson, John Engerson, Haley Engerson, Crystal Engerson and Eric Engerson; and two great-grandchildren. Mildred was preceded in death by her husband: Harold (former Kaukauna Chief of Police) on May 17, 1977; a son: Harold J. Engerson on October 7, 1992; a son-in-law: William P. Radke on June 14 1998; her parents: Levi and Agnes Getlinger; two sisters: Violet Huebner of Stratford and Hattie Eckstein of Larson; two brothers: Lester Getlinger of New London and Donald Getlinger of Appleton. The funeral service will be held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, May 3, 2011, at IMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 510 Sullivan Avenue, Kaukauna, with the Rev. Melinda Feller officiating. Friends may call on Tuesday at the church from 1 p.m. until the time of the service. Entombment will be at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. A memorial fund has been established for Immanuel United Church of Christ and for St. Paul Elder Services. A very special thanks to Sister Dorothy, Molly, the nurses, aides and many employees at St. Paul Home, and to Jim Fett, who were all so loving, attentive and kind to Mildred. Also Millie Kolb (the cookie and postcard lady); friends: Carol Hillman and Germaine Timm, and her grandchildren: Brent, Kris and Hannah, who were constant visitors. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences at | Getlinger, Mildred M. (I176021)
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| 41028 | Formerly of Appleton - Age 92, died Friday April 5th at 8 p.m. at Bethany Home. She was born in Shawano County September 27, 1875. She was married in Shawano, Wis. to Charles F. Getschow. Mr. Getschow preceded her in death Dec. 31, 1923. She is survived by four daughters, Mrs. Hazel Stingle, Appleton, Mrs. Marion Collipp, Appleton, Mrs. Rena Fries, Appleton and Mrs. Minnie Beattie of Oshkosh; five sons, Brace, and Robert of Appleton, Herbert, Neenah, Ervin, Whiting, Indiana and Louis of Schererville, Indiana; four brothers, Henry Otto, Oconto, Emil Otto, Shawano, Albert Otto, Redondo Beach, California and Louis Otto of California; 22 grandchildren and 36 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 8th at 10:30 a.m. at the Bethany Home Chapel, Waupaca, Wis. with the Rev. Leonard A. Ziemer, pastor of the First English Lutheran Church, Appleton, officiating. Burial will be at Riverside Cemetery, Appleton | Otto, Adda (I204231)
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| 41029 | Formerly of Brillion, Age 93, passed away Saturday, January 11, 1986 at the Chilton Village Nursing Home following a lingering illness. She was born July 17, 1892 in the Town of Rockland. She was the daughter of the late August and Marie Fredricka (Bubolz) Krueger. She married Robert Boettcher on May 6, 1909 in Reedsville. She is survived by six daughters and three sons-in-law: LeMeryl Wamboldt, Reedsville; Mellon and Norman Eickert, Brillion; Violet Siebers, Kimberly; Pearl and Florian Stocker, Crafton, Maryland; Geraldine Koves, Reisterstown, Maryland; June and Joe Camorollo, Chicago, Illinois; a son and daughter-in-law, Merlin and Carol Boettcher, Brillion; 25 grandchildren; 54 great-grandchildren and 25 great-great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Robert in 1959; two daughters; three sisters and two brothers. The funeral will be 10 a.m. Wednesday, January 15, 1986 at the Wieting Funeral Home, Brillion with the Rev. Quinton Moeschberger officiating. Burial will be in the Brillion Community Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wieting Funeral Home after 4 p.m. Tuesday until the hour of service on Wednesday. | Krueger, Stella (I83523)
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| 41030 | Formerly of Combined Locks, age 33, died unexpectedly Thursday, August 14, 1997 at his home. He was born May 23, 1964 in Appleton, the son of Robert and Barbara (Gossens) Havel. Brian graduated from Kimberly High School in 1983. He married Karen Long on September 19, 1987 at St. Marys Catholic Church, Appleton. He was a avid Green Bay Packer fan. He was a member of St. Marys Catholic Church and the Appleton Area Jaycees. He is survived by his wife of ten years, Karen; his parents, Robert and Barbara Havel, Combined Locks; his maternal grandmother, Mary Gossens, Kimberly; maternal grandfather, Norbert (Toni) Gossens, Neenah; a brother and sister-in-law, Bruce and Michelle Havel, Neenah; mother-in-law, Patricia (Daniel) Abitz, Appleton; father-in-law, Robin Long, Appleton; numerous uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins, and three dogs: Missy, Rocky and Buttons. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Pius and Helen Havel. The Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11 a.m. on Monday, August 18, 1997 at St. Marys Catholic Church, Appleton with Father Michael O'Rourke officiating. Inturnment will be in St. Marys Cemetery, Appleton. Friends may call the Jansen Fargo Funeral Home Kimberly from 4 to 8 p.m. on Sunday and after 9 a.m. on Monday at the church until the time of service. There will be a parish prayer service at 7 p.m. Sunday evening. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has established in his name. Life,s Clock The clock of life is wound but once and no man has the power to tell just where the hands will stop at late or early hour. To lose one's wealth is sad indeed. To lose one's health is more. To lose one's soul is such a loss as no man can restore. The present only is our own. Live, love, toil with a will. Place no faith in tomorrow for the clock may then be still. We will sadly miss you. Love your family and friends. | Havel, Brian Robert (I190281)
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| 41031 | Formerly of Kaukauna Marvin L. Sandberg, age 73, passed away on May 9, 2011, after a long bout with leukemia. He was born on November 24, 1937, in Mountain, Wisconsin, to the late John and Ester Sandberg. Marvin retired from Fort James, where he was Corp Fleet Manager. He served in the U.S. Air Force and was stationed in France for three years during peacetime. He is survived by his wife, Carol, one son, Jeff (Keri) Sandberg of Texas and three daughters, Nona (John) Zierler of Kaukauna, Wendy Harris, Menasha and Kathleen, Hollins, Texas; eight grandchildren: Holly Sandberg, Brice (Toni) Masters, Ari (fiance Jeremy Linsmeyer) Masters, Tevin Hollins, Dejani Hollins, Kiena Brown, Ashley Sandberg, and Tanner Sandberg; a great-grandson, Brody Sandberg and two expected great-grandchildren in the fall; two brothers: Bill (Dorothy) Sandberg, CA and Leon (Dena) Sandberg, Texas; two sisters: Mary Gallagher, New Jersey and Donna (Denver) Scheepeltty, Suring, along with many nieces, nephews, and other relatives. He will be sadly missed by all. He was preceded in death by his parents and a brother John. A Celebration of Marvin's life will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 21, 2011, at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna, with Tom Strong and Ari Masters officiating. Friends will be received on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in his name. | Sandberg, Marvin (I321040)
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| 41032 | Formerly of Little Chute, age 45, died unexpectedly at 8 p.m. Monday. He was born April 30, 1934, in the Town of Vandenbroek. He was a 1952 graduate of St. John High School. Mr. Vosters had been a partner in a construction firm in Eugene, Oregon. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Herman Vosters, Little Chute; two brothers: Louis, San Jose, California; Marvin, Little Chute; two sisters: Mrs. Donald (Julia) Stegeman, Kaukauna; Mrs. Paul (Bernice) Boucher, Gresham. The funeral will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute, with the Rev. Richard Klingeisen officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Verkuilen Funeral Home after 6 p.m. Friday and from 9 a.m. Saturday until the time of service. There will be a prayer service at 7:30 p.m. Friday. ~The Post Crescent, August 24, 1979, pg. B6 | Vosters, Urban H. (I76196)
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| 41033 | formerly of New London - James "Cricket" H. Gruetzmacher, age 63 of Fort Myers, FL; formerly of New London passed away on March 11, 2018, the result of a motorcycle accident. Jim was born in New London on April 21, 1954, son of Harold and Lorraine (Lemke) Gruetzmacher. He worked in both the construction and roofing business and also at Pacon Papers, Appleton. He retired and moved to Florida where he continued his love of the outdoors working in golf course maintenance. Jim had a carefree spirit and enjoyed life to the fullest. He was a friend to many and loved riding motorcycle. He will be greatly missed by his loving family and the various friends he met on "The Longest Ride" LIFE! Jim is survived by his mother Lorraine (Lemke-Gruetzmacher) Young, Mesa, AZ; sisters, Linda (Carleton) Oats, Mesa, AZ; Kay (Thomas) Hines, Rome, GA; Cindy (Michael) Wulf, New London; nieces and nephews: Jon Wulf, New London; Joseph (Katie) Hines, Acworth, GA; Penny (Tim) Willis, Aragon, GA; Melinda (Eric) Hull, New London. He is further survived by great nieces and nephews, other relatives and many friends. Jim was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents, Rufus and Almeda Gruetzmacher; maternal grandparents, Arthur and Hazel Lemke, his father Harold Rufus Gruetzmacher and a brother Jerry Lee Gruetzmacher. A Memorial service for Jim will be held on Saturday, April 21, 2018 at 1:00 p.m. at Cline & Hanson Funeral Home, New London. Visitation will be held on Saturday from 11:00 a.m. until the time of service. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Apr. 18 to Apr. 20, 2018 | Gruetzmacher, James "Cricket" (I345176)
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| 41034 | Formerly of Wisconsin Rapids, WI, Age 96. Died on Friday, January 20, 2012 at the Wisconsin Veterans Home. She was born the daughter of William and Mary (Gregorius) Burmeister. She married Casimer (Casey) Kuzniewski on February 4,1935 in Park Falls, WI. He preceded her in death on September 30, 2006. Catherine is survived by her son: Paul (Marianne) Kuzniewski of Greenville, two granddaughters: Lynn(Jim) Hessler of Hartland, and their children: Katie and Andy Hessler, and Susan Kuzniewski of Muskego, and her children: Victoria and Mark Pascutti. She is also survived by step grandchildren, step great grandchildren, and step great great grandchildren. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband: Casimer,an infant son, a step grandson: Kevin Mackesy, her parents, and her sister: Anita Irwin. Catherine was a former member of SS Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Wisconsin Rapids. She was a member of the Catholic Daughters of America for over 50 years. Catherine and Casey became residents of the Wisconsin Veterans Home in January of 2002. | Burmeister, Catherine (I163261)
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| 41035 | Forrest C. Holz, 93, passed away in Appleton on Thursday, October 20, 2005. He was born in Colgate, WI, on August 31, 1912, son of the late Charles and Laura Hanf Holz. On June 12, 1941, he married Irene Schroeder in Greenville. Forrest farmed for many years on his dairy farm in the Town of Center and worked as a carpenter for several years. He enjoyed working in The Heritage woodworking shop. Forrest was a faithful member of Faith Community United Methodist Church where he attended the Adult Bible Class. Forrest is survived by his wife of 64 years, Irene; brother, Victor (Arlene) Holz of Appleton; sisters-in-law: Vera Holz of Appleton and Dorothy Holz of Appleton; brother-in-law:Walter Schroeder of Greenville; nieces and nephew: Carl (Sally) Holz, Carol (Vernon) Arneson, Gary (Charr) Holz, Arlene (Jerry) Rhiel, Lee (Mary) Holz, Laverne (Elaine) Holz, Judy (Harold) Ort, Ronald (Joan) Krull, Merlin (Judy) Krull, Gene (Karen) Krull, Daryl (Kathy) Krull, Allen (Connie) Krull, and Linda (Bill) Allred; and several great nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his infant daughter, Laurel Jean; brothers: Carl Holz and George (Sada) Holz; sister, Irene (Howard) Holz and Grace (Alfred) Krull; sisters and brothers-in-law: Eleanor (Milton) Wussow, Nelda (Myron) Leitzke, Harold (Germaine) Schroeder, Milton Holz and Harry Holz. The funeral service will be at 11:00 a.m. on Monday, October 24, 2005, at FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, N1966 Julius Dr., Greenville, with Rev. Thomas A. Lambrecht officiating. Friends will be received at the church from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Entombment will be at 2:00 p.m. in Appleton Highland Memorial Park. The family extends a special thank you to the staff at Peabody Manor and Theda Care at Home Hospice for their wonderful care. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Forrest's name is being established. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton, WI 54911 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Holz, Forrest (I343827)
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| 41036 | Forrest G. Bock, age 39, passed away Tuesday, October 9, 2012 at his home in Little Chute after a long, courageous battle with cancer. He was the loving son of Pete and Pat (Mc Cay) Bock, and was born in Kenosha. Forrest attended the University of Oshkosh where he met the love of his life, Julie Verboomen, in 1995. They were married September 9, 2000 at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church. Forrest was a loving husband and devoted father. His greatest joy in life was his family, and he loved and lived his life with unfaltering dedication to his family and friendships. Forrest proudly and tirelessly coached, cheered, and supported his children's special interests and athletics. Forrest was a sports fan with a passion for football. He was a former UW-O Titan, and later spent many years coaching football at Oshkosh North, Xavier, and Kimberly High Schools. Forrest also took pride in his work as a youth-care specialist for Shelter Care. Forrest is survived by his wife Julie; his children Jessica, Luke and Benjamin; his parents Pete and Pat; his brothers Kyle (Beth Anne) and Doak; his father and mother-in-law Bill and Diane Verboomen; and his brothers-in-law Tim (Jenni), Todd (Amy) and Chad (Beth) Verboomen. He is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, relatives and countless friends. Visitation will be held Sunday, October 14, 2012 at O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME (1776 E. Main St. Little Chute) beginning at 12:00 noon through the funeral service beginning at 4:00 p.m. Rev. Scott Ferry will officiate the service. Forrest was not a flowers kind of guy, but a memorial in his name is being established for his family. To sign an online guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on October 11, 2012 | Bock, Forrest (I160937)
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| 41037 | Forrest J. Banning 7/8/1887 8/19/1950 Post Crescent 8/21/1950 8 | Banning, Forrest J. (I85352)
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| 41038 | Forrest Mitchell Madeline Mitchell Melvin R Mitchell Robert D Mitchell Jean K Mitchell | Mitchell, Forest (I118454)
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| 41039 | Forrest Mitchell Madeline Mitchell Robert Mitchell Jean Mitchell Garry Mitchell | Mitchell, Forest (I118454)
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| 41040 | Forrest Yeager Elizabeth Yeager | Yeager, Forrest (I160569)
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| 41041 | FORSTER FUNERAL The funeral of John Forster. whose body was found in the "Fox river" at Kimberly last week, took place Monday morning at St. Joseph church. Burial -was in St. Joseph cemetery. The American legion post of "Darboy rendered military honors including the rifle volley over the grave and "taps" sounded by a bugle. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, May 21, 1923 | Page 12 | Forster, John Anton (I146349)
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| 41042 | Forster, Roseann J. OREGON/ KIMBERLY - Roseann J. Forster age 87, of Oregon, formerly of Kimberly, died on Sunday, June 19, 2005, at Oregon Manor. She was born on Nov. 25, 1917, in Kimberly, daughter of the late Cornelius and Mary (Van Weygen) Kerkhoff. Roseann married Kenneth Forster on Nov. 15, 1941 in Appleton. He preceded her in death on May 1, 1993. She was a member of Holy Spirit Parish, Kimberly. Roseann is survived by her sons, Chuck (Judy) Forster of Oregon, and Kevin Forster of Hortonville; daughter, Jill Forster of Bruce; two grandsons, Peter (Nikki) Forster of Evansville, and Tom (Cindy) Forster of Oregon; four great-grandchildren, Andrew and Matthew Forster, and Emily and Jessica Forster; two sisters, Alberta Taylor of Bridgeville, Pa., and Mary Delnick of Albany, N.Y.; three sisters-in-law, Marion Gunther of Menasha, Helen North of Winston Salem, N.C., and Joan Gmeiner of Lakewood; and brother-in-law, Herbert Forster of Little Chute. She is further survived by other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents; a son, Terry, in 1988; her husband, Kenneth; two brothers, Harry and Jordon Van Thiel; and her sister, Frances Wallenfang. The Funeral Liturgy will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, June 23, 2005, at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH, 600 E. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly with Father Tom Pomeroy officiating. Inurnment will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be Thursday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of Mass. Memorials to EWTN Cable Network appreciated. Jansen- Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Ave. Kimberly, WI 54136 (920) 788-6202 www.fargofuneralhomes.com | Kerkhoff, Roseann (I134724)
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| 41043 | Forster-McCann Wedding The marriage of Miss Rose Forster, daughter of Mrs. Amelia Fbrster 802 Maple Grove-st., to James McCann, son of Mr. and Mrs. James McCann, 765 Superior-St, took place at 8 o'clock Saturday morning in St. Joseph church. The bride wore a gown of white accordion plaited georgette and ribbon with an embroidered veil caught with pearls. She carried a shower bou- quet of pink roses. She was attended by Miss Jennie Williams who wore a dress of yellow organdy with a picture hat to match and carried yellow roses Carl McCann attended the groom. A wedding dinner was served to about 50 guests at the home of the bride's mother which was beautifully decorated with ferns and peonies and crepe paper in blue and white. The young people left on a trip to Milwaukee, Chicago, and Cleveland. They will reside at 532 North-st. on their return. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, June 11, 1921 | Page 5 | Family: McCann, James / Forster, Rose (F46112)
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| 41044 | Forster | Unknown, Leona (I146353)
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| 41045 | Forster | Stein, Anna Susan (I110482)
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| 41046 | Forster | Forster, Joseph (I173476)
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| 41047 | Forstner Charles | Forstner, Charles (I185837)
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| 41048 | Forstner | Becker, Hattie (I181297)
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| 41049 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schuster, Lois Ann (I174041)
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| 41050 | Fort Howard Paper Co. after 42 years | Calaway, Jerome G. (I91864)
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| 41051 | Fort Howard Paper Company - 40 years | VanCamp, Fabian (I77699)
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| 41052 | Fort Howard Paper Company for 36 years | Bos, Henry (I65233)
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| 41053 | Fort Howard Paper Mill - 44 years | Kersten, Peter S. (I78304)
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| 41054 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schwantes, Jed Mathew (I102157)
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| 41055 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kuennen, Bruce Francis (I63128)
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| 41056 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kuennen, Bruce Francis (I63128)
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| 41057 | Fort Pierce, FL, US | McCarty, Charles Tobin (I43915)
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| 41058 | Fort Pierce, St. Lucie, FL, US; Graduation: Fort Pierce High School, President of class | McCarty, John Moore (I101834)
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| 41059 | Fort Sheridan, Illinois | Rosin, Ervin T. (I48405)
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| 41060 | Fortified by the Sacraments of the Church, Ronald "Ron" Mooren, 73, De Pere passed away on Saturday March 11, 2017. He was born June 2, 1943 to the late Norbert and Florence (Albers) Mooren. Ron was a graduate of Abbot Pennings High School. On October 11, 1969 he married Jean Selissen. Ron retired from Procter and Gamble after 35 years. He was a faithful member of St. Michael Church, De Pere where he belonged to The Holy Name Society. Ron enjoyed playing golf and cards with his friends, and liked to attend his grandchildren's activities. He was a good natured person who always had a wink and smile for everyone. He is survived by his children: Betsy Heinemeyer, Cindy (Mike) Vander Heiden, Pete (Katie) Mooren, and Joe Mooren. Ron is further survived by 8 grandchildren: Savannah, Isaiah, Adrian, Morgan, Emily, Landon, Asher, and Gemma. His sister Kathy (Jim) Kocken, mother in law Laverne Selissen, and Jean's family also survive him. Ron was preceded in death by his wife Jean in 2014, and his brother George. Friends may call at RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305 N. Tenth Street, De Pere from 4:00PM - 8:00PM Friday March 17, 2017. The Holy Name Society will recite the Rosary at 7:00PM. Visitation will continue after 9:30AM Saturday at St. Michael Church 1782 Chapelle Rue, De Pere. A Traditional Latin Requiem Mass will be held at 11:00AM with Fr. J. Rigi SSPX officiating. Burial will follow in the parish cemetery. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from Mar. 14 to Mar. 16, 2017 | Mooren, Ronald (I107056)
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| 41061 | Foster A. Busse, age 60, of Kaukauna, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, November 18, 2008, at Appleton Medical Center, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on October 18, 1948, in Appleton, the son of Foster O. and Rosemary (Haase) Busse. On October 12, 1972, he was united in marriage to Sharijoy A. Spietz at St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in Wrightstown. Together they celebrated 36 wonderful years of marriage. Foster enjoyed fishing and hard water fishing with his entire family as well as his many friends. Everyone enjoyed the ice shanty which was considered a luxurious "hotel on ice." He also spent countless hours in Robbie's garage with Aaron, Jan, and other friends. Another of his real joys was his truck "Black Beauty." He is survived by his loving wife, Sharijoy; two very special sons: Chris (Carla) and their children: Christopher and Colton; Kurt (special friend Michele Ludvigsen and her children: Deserae, Nick, and Jonnie), all of Kaukauna; his mother, Rosemary "Grandma Rose;" three sisters: Sandy (Mike) Hansel, Judy (Hazen) Du Frane, and Mary Lou "Smurf" Gerard. He is further survived by Sharijoy's family: Marianne (Lloyd) Nimmer, Betty (Keith) Nollenberg, Fred (Judy) Spietz, Larry (Georgie) Spietz; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends. Preceding him in death were his father, Foster O. Busse, a brother Gary, a grandson Caleb, his mother and father-in-law: Harry and Alice Spietz, and a brother-in-law, Gerry "Bear" Gerard. Funeral services for Foster will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, November 22, 2008, at Bethany Lutheran Church, 124 West 10th Street, Kaukauna, with Rev. Walter Steinbach officiating. Interment will follow in Union Cemetery, Kaukauna. Friends may call at the Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Drive, Kaukauna, 920-766-2099 on Friday from 3-7 p.m. and at the church on Saturday from 10 a.m. until the time of services. The family wishes to extend their gratitude to "Grandma Rose" for the never ending love and care provided to her son, to Rev. Walter Steinbach, to Wayne and Lisa for all the soup, rolls, and cookies, to Dr. Danz, Dr. Guenther, as well as the entire staffs of the Martha Sieckman Cancer Center, Appleton Medical Center, and the Kaukauna Clinic. Foster will be deeply missed by Scooby who Foster referred to as "not a real dog" and his cat Dorothy. | Busse, Foster A. (I149861)
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| 41062 | Foster Child | Unknown, Lorna (I131070)
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| 41063 | foster child (?) Not on 1900 family census Albert Wilde Frances Wilde Albert H Wilde Hildgrd Wilde Anna Adams | Webb, Myrtle (I10744)
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| 41064 | foster child (?) | Adams, Annie (I10743)
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| 41065 | Foster L Creviere 2 Feb 1911 7 Mar 1982 006597 | Creviere, Foster L. (I171915)
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| 41066 | Foster Wheellock Phoebe Wheellock Audryen Wheellock Lawrence Wheellock Wilson Wheellock | Wheelock, Foster (I323540)
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| 41067 | Foster Wheelock Pheobe Wheelock Audrey S Wheelock Lawrence J Wheelock Wilson F Wheelock Ruby P Wheelock Woodward Wheelock | Wheelock, Foster (I323540)
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| 41068 | Foster, Rita Mae, On November 22, 2008, at the age of 77, the Lord saw that Rita could no longer endure her 12 year battle with Alzheimer's disease and called her home. Rita was born December 5, 1930, in the home of her parents, Martin and Kate Hanegraaf, in Kimberly, WI. Kimberly remained her home along with six siblings until she graduated from Kimberly High School in 1949. Rita married Ken Sorensen October 7, 1950, and left Kimberly to be with him at the Air Force base in Chicopee Falls, MA, where sons Claude and Mike were born. When Ken's tour was over they moved back to Neenah, WI where sons Jeff and Kevin were born. While in the process of building their first home, on August 4, 1955, Ken was taken from his wife, their four young sons and an unfinished home during the polio epidemic. Family and many friends pitched in to help finish the house. Rita raised her four boys alone until she met Ken Foster and they were married on May 4, 1957. Ken lovingly adopted the four boys. Together they added three more children, Jill, Steve, and Dan. Over the years Rita enjoyed many hobbies. One of her greatest talents was sewing. With six boys and one girl she made all her daughter's dresses and also sewed many of the boy's shirts. She enjoyed knitting on her knitting machine and made beautiful scarves, sweaters and afghans. Each year she made hand crafted items and gave them as gifts. At Christmas we could always count on Rita to make peanut clusters, sea foam candy, fudge and fruitcake. Ken and Rita enjoyed traveling in their motor home, snowmobiling and were avid boaters. They instilled the love of boating, swimming and water skiing in all of their children. Rita also worked part time at Schneider National Trucking in Neenah for eight years until Ken's retirement from the Neenah Police Department in 1987. They then made their home on Lake Winneconne. During retirement Rita and Ken enjoyed their winter home in Florida. Rita also kept active tap dancing with Reverend Ruge's group and would entertain others with their lively routines. One of her favorite pastimes was taking the bus and socializing to play Bingo. Rita leaves behind her husband Ken, their children: Claude (Chris) Foster, Neenah; Mike (Katie) Foster, New London; Jeff Foster, Omro; Kevin (Peggy) Foster, Talkeetna, AK; Jill Appel, Menasha; Steve (Karen) Foster, Neenah; Dan (Amy) Foster, Neenah. She is further survived by 14 Grandchildren and five Great-Grandchildren. Along with her sisters: Bernadine (Deane) Schultz, Germaine (Gim) Nachel, Joan Frassetto, Mary Beth Van De Loo; brother, Francis (Bud) Hanegraaf (Betty) and sister in law, Jackie Spilski, along with many nieces and nephews. Preceding her and waiting to greet her in heaven are her first husband Ken Sorensen, her parents, Martin & Kate Hanegraaf, her sister and brother in law Pauline (Pope) & Bob Giordana, brother in laws Bob Schultz, Bob Nachel, Francis (Fras) Frassetto, Jim Van De Loo, and Joe Spilski, her mother in law Marie Sorensen, and her father & mother in law Harry & Isabell Foster. The family would like to extend our deep and heartfelt thanks for the support and loving care extended to Rita by hospice: especially Mary, Barbara, Rachel & Ellen, as well as Rhonda and the caregivers at Care Partners Assisted Living in Little Chute where Rita spent her final days. A Celebratory Mass of Rita's life will be at St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Neenah, with Father Richard Allen officiating. Friends may call at the church on Friday, November 28th at 9 a.m. until the hour of service at 11 a.m. Burial will be at St. Margaret's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established for Affinity Visiting Nurses Hospice Program. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Avenue Neenah 920-722-7151 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com | Hanegraaf, Rita Mae (I146817)
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| 41069 | Foster, Sr., David G. David G. Foster, Sr., age 63, passed away Friday, July 10, 2009, at Theda Clark Medical Center in Neenah. He was born June 16, 1946, in Waubeno, WI; son of Mabel and Curley Foster. On September 23, 1967, he married Bonnie Foster. David enjoyed hunting and fishing especially with his son, grandsons and his sister, Diane. His favorite place in the world was his cottage in Mountain, WI. David was employed with Brennan Fraser for over 30 years becoming the company's Vice President and retired in January of 2000. He is survived by Bonnie; his son, David Foster, Jr.; his grandchildren: Sean, Brad and Tyler; his younger sisters: Diane Foster, Appleton; Dorothy (Bill) Jansen, Kaukauna; Donna Vorachek, Menasha; Debbie Hoerth, Suring; four nephews, ten nieces, ten great-nephews and fourteen great-nieces. David is also survived by two god-children, Janett Miller and Nikki Timm; and by his good friends: Steve and David Johnson, Jim Dekeyser and Darrell "Mike" Buettner who was like a brother to him. He was preceded in death by his parents, his daughter, Brenda and a sister, Darlene. Please join the family for a celebration of Dave's life on Saturday, July 18, 2009, from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Monarch Gardens, 2311 W. Spencer St., Appleton. Dave's family would like to ask everyone to bring a special memory to share. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established to benefit the National Multiple Sclerosis Society or a charity of your choice. A special thank you to Dave's sisters, Diane, Donna and Debbie for their loving care over the last 16 years. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior St. Appleton 920-739-1231 online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Foster, David G. Sr. (I317416)
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| 41070 | Foster | Foster, Henry (I307584)
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| 41071 | Foth, Anthony Lynn "Tony" January 1, 1973 — August 24, 2007 Tony lost his 12-year battle with cancer Friday, August 24, 2007, at his home. It was a courageous fight. He showed how much courage and strength one can have in the face of adversity. Tony was a loving father, a caring brother and a wonderful son. He was an avid outdoorsman up until his cancer prevented him from being able to fully enjoy the hunt. He enjoyed fishing with his son, Ryan, and oftentimes during the summer that's all the two of them would do. Tony enjoyed tinkering on cars, helping friends on their farm, and any other type activity that involved mud. Tony is survived by his son, Ryan Anthony, his mother, Christine Foth (nee Lingnofski), his father, Lynn Foth, and his sister, Amy Jo Foth (Rick Holstad). He is also survived by his sister, Daniella Foth-Meidenbauer; his niece, Melissa Foth, and brother-in-law, Stephan Miedenbauer. Tony is also survived by friends he considered family: Jason and Danni Wudtke, Bob Holsheur, Justin and Jess Karides, Andy and Steff Duester. He is further survived by many aunts, uncles and numerous cousins. Tony was greeted in Heaven by his beloved maternal grandfather, Walter Lingnofski. The two of them are surely catching up and enjoying the view. Tony was also welcomed by: His maternal grandmother, Anna Lingnofski; his paternal grandparents, Walter and Ruth Foth; great-uncles: Wilbur, Kenny, Donnie and George Foth; his aunts: Barbara Ann and Jean Lingnofski; his uncle Jim Lingnofski and his cousin, Sarah Lingnofski. We're sure they are all sitting up there playing a rousing game of cards while enjoying brats and an ice cold beer! A memorial gathering will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, September 1, 2007, at the Kessler Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. KESSLER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES | Foth, Anthony (I311852)
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| 41072 | Found by an Indian Henry Hartman; Noah Metoxen Kaukauna Sun | Date: 09/16/1904 | Page: A1 | Type: Obituary | Hartman, Henry (I161109)
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| 41073 | Found Catherine Moroney in Oconto GenWeb site in a section on the History of Northern Wisconsin, 1881: JAMES BELLEW, boarding-house Oconto Company, is a native of Ireland; came to Green Bay at the age of fourteen years; there he followed various kinds of labor. In 1855, he came to Oconto worked at the ship carpenter trade about two years, he then took charge of the boardinghouse for Holt & Balcom, where he continued about three years. The past seventeen years he has been in the employ of the Oconto Company, and has had charge of this department. Married, August, 1856, to Catharine Moroney she was born in Ireland ; they have four children - Ella, Matthew, now assistant book-keeper for this company, Edward, also a clerk in the grocery department, and Clara, now attending school. " | Bellew, Matthew (I50459)
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| 41074 | Found in Appleton Post, Saturday Evening, March 7, 1903 Page 1 Joe Romenesko Of Beaver Dam, Attended His Father's Funeral Here Saturday. Sagole ;March 2nd Listed In March 7th Newspaper The Funeral Of Garret Romenesko Took Place Here Last Saturday From St. Nicholas Church, The Remains Having Been Brought Here From Wrightstown For Burial. | Romenesko, Gerhard "Garrett" (I1980)
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| 41075 | Found in California Birth records online Last Name First Name Middle Da te Sex Mother County Post-emsRYAN PAUL WILLIAM 04/13/1927 MALE HEGARTY SAN FRANCISCO | Ryan, Paul William (I2039)
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| 41076 | Found in Diocese baptism records (Green Bay) for Little Chute, no church in Wrightstown yet. Angelina daughter of Frederick Thoermer & Brigette, born 16 Mar 1861, bap. 20 Mar. Peter Meulman? & Victoria Rosalie Bres witnesses. | Thoermer, Anna (I27643)
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| 41077 | Found on Ancestry.com Contact: Daniel Rathsack 1 Mary Ellen HARDY b: + James HAWLEY b: 2 Kathleen HAWLEY b: + Quentin RATHSACK b: 3 Richard George RATHSACK b: + Janet Carol BANKER b: 4 Daniel James RATHSACK b: + Christina Marie MORIN b: 5 Julianna Marie RATHSACK b: 5 Isabella Rose RATHSACK b: 4 Kelly Ann RATHSACK b: 4 Susan Lynn RATHSACK b: + Steven ROONEY b: 4 Richard George RATHSACK Jr b: 3 Joseph RATHSACK b: + Therese b: 3 Thomas RATHSACK b: 3 Robert RATHSACK b: 3 Kathleen RATHSACK b: 3 Jean RATHSACK b: 3 James RATHSACK b: 3 Elizabeth RATHSACK b: 3 Patrick RATHSACK b: 3 Mary Lou RATHSACK b: 3 Ruth RATHSACK b: | Hardy, Mary Ellen (I28116)
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| 41078 | found on doorstep, adopted child | Wilde, Hildegard Coffee (I10653)
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| 41079 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wilpolt, Mark and others (I1263)
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| 41080 | Found on ROOTSWEB from Jean Claude Memheldhttp://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=SHOW&db=memheld&surnam e=HOWER%2C+%2AVeronika 1 *Veronika HOWER b: 21 Jan 1812 d: 20 Jun 1883 + *Theodor CORDEL b: 7 May 1805 d: 5 Oct 1881 2 *Wilhelm CORDEL b: 28 Jun 1843 + *Elisabeth PESÉ b: 21 Sep 1850 3 *Adolf CORDEL b: 13 Apr 1884 3 *Franz CORDEL b: 28 Mar 1882 2 *Regina CORDEL b: 8 Jul 1853 d: 1 Jun 1924 + *Michel PESÉ b: 18 Sep 1852 d: 6 Feb 1919 3 *Maria PESÉ b: 5 Jun 1880 d: 30 Oct 1908 + *August EITZMANN b: 21 Oct 1875 d: 7 Jan 1957 4 *Clementine EITZMANN b: 27 May 1905 d: 21 Jun 1990 + *Ferdinand BUCK b: 8 May 1892 d: 2 Jul 1973 5 Living BUCK + Living GRIESHABER 6 Living BUCK 6 Living BUCK 6 Living BUCK 5 Living BUCK + Living MORITZ 6 Living BUCK 6 Living BUCK 6 Living BUCK 5 Living BUCK + Living HOFFMANN 6 Living HOFFMANN 6 Living HOFFMANN 6 *Susi HOFFMANN b: 15 May 1965 d: 8 Feb 1980 4 *Maria EITZMANN b: 23 Mar 1903 d: 30 Dec 1987 + *Bernhard SCHWEIKERT b: 8 Jul 1894 d: 30 Jan 1978 5 Living SCHWEIKERT + *Edgar GOLDSCHMIDT b: 31 Dec 1921 d: 3 Sep 1993 6 Living GOLDSCHMIDT + Living BORGES 7 Living BORGES 7 Living BORGES 6 Living GOLDSCHMIDT + Living BRAUN 5 Living SCHWEIKERT + Living MARKS 6 Living MARKS 6 Living MARKS 5 Living SCHWEIKERT + Living SCHULTE 6 Living SCHULTE + Living LÜTKENHAUS 7 Living LÜTKENHAUS 7 Living LÜTKENHAUS 6 Living SCHULTE 6 Living SCHULTE 5 Living SCHWEIKERT 3 *Veronika PESÉ b: 23 May 1887 d: 5 Sep 1942 + *August EITZMANN b: 21 Oct 1875 d: 7 Jan 1957 4 *Ernst EITZMANN b: 14 Jul 1911 d: 26 Jun 1971 + *Ruth SCHÜLER b: 14 May 1917 d: 30 May 1984 5 Living EITZMANN + Living HEINZ 6 Living EITZMANN 5 Living EITZMANN 5 *Hanns-Jürgen EITZMANN b: 4 Oct 1943 d: 21 Oct 1943 4 *Kurt EITZMANN b: 28 Sep 1922 d: 4 Apr 1947 3 *Gustav PESÉ b: 19 May 1882 d: 29 Jan 1964 + *Auguste BACKES b: 4 Apr 1884 d: 5 Dec 1958 4 *Hildegard PESÉ b: 12 Apr 1912 d: 18 Nov 1984 + Living HENNIGE 5 Living HENNIGE + Living TREINEN 6 Living FUCHS 5 Living HENNIGE + Living KRAMES 6 Living HENNIGE 6 Living HENNIGE 6 Living HENNIGE 4 *Elisabeth PESÉ b: 21 Jun 1914 d: 23 Nov 1975 + *Rudolf HORN b: 1 Nov 1896 d: 20 Sep 1945 5 Living HORN 6 Living HORN + Living KRUSCHWITZ 7 Living HORN 7 Living HORN 7 Living HORN 7 Living HORN 4 *Auguste-Louise PESÉ b: 30 Mar 1910 d: 1977 + *Karl MARINGER b: 1907 d: 1950 5 Living MARINGER + Living MEINARDUS 6 Living MEINARDUS 6 Living MEINARDUS 5 Living MARINGER 6 Living MARINGER 4 *Gustav PESÉ b: 29 May 1913 d: 25 Jan 1970 + Living SCHMAUß 5 Living PESÉ + Living SCHLECHT 6 Living PESÉ + Living KOCH 5 Living PESÉ + Living STEINBACH 6 Living PESÉ 6 Living PESÉ + Living BULUT 6 Living PESÉ 5 *Gustav PESÉ b: 30 Jul 1940 d: 12 Feb 1941 4 *Elfriede PESÉ b: 12 Jan 1919 d: 13 Nov 1956 + *Waldemar SCHILKEN b: 10 Apr 1915 d: 18 Dec 1992 5 Living SCHILKEN + Living KIRMAYR 6 Living KIRMAYR + Living TEBBE 7 Living KIRMAYR 7 Living KIRMAYR 6 Living KIRMAYR + Living PHILIPP 7 Living KIRMAYR 5 Living SCHILKEN 4 Living PESÉ + *Hermann ROTH b: 10 Mar 1908 d: 10 Mar 1996 5 Living ROTH + Living MICHELFEIT 6 Living MICHELFEIT + Living BUSCH 7 Living MICHELFEIT 6 Living MICHELFEIT + Living TOJEN 5 Living ROTH + Living HÖLLERER 6 Living ROTH 6 Living ROTH 5 Living ROTH + Living MAAS 6 Living ROTH 4 *Regina PESÉ b: 4 Feb 1909 d: 13 Apr 1944 + Living WOLF 5 Living WOLF + Living ZIMMER 6 Living WOLF 5 Living WOLF + Living MISSY 6 Living WOLF 6 Living WOLF 5 *Ingrid WOLF b: 17 Oct 1938 d: 2 Apr 1941 5 Living WOLF + Living N 3 *Carl PESÉ b: 16 Feb 1876 d: 24 Feb 1929 + *Maria-Katharina ROHR b: 20 Oct 1893 d: 11 Oct 1953 4 Living PESÉ + Living LEHNEN 5 Living LEHNEN + Living HUMMEL 6 Living HUMMEL 6 Living HUMMEL 5 Living LEHNEN + *Werner MEHLHOSE b: 8 Jul 1945 d: 30 Sep 1992 6 Living MEHLHOSE 6 Living MEHLHOSE 6 Living MEHLHOSE 5 Living LEHNEN + Living LINDENBERG 6 Living LINDENBERG 6 Living LINDENBERG 4 Living PESÉ + Living MELDE 5 Living PESÉ + Living JUNG + Living DIENHART 6 Living DIENHART + Living STEPHAN + Living BRIDI 4 *Rudolf PESÉ b: 21 Feb 1922 d: Jan 1943 + *Olga MERKERT b: 1879 d: 1919 4 *Maria PESÉ b: 21 Oct 1904 d: 17 May 1979 + *Peter GOERGEN b: 15 Sep 1906 d: 21 May 1976 5 Living GOERGEN 5 Living GOERGEN 5 Living GOERGEN + Living BRECH + *Josef AMES b: 28 Aug 1893 d: 10 May 1931 5 Living AMES + Living SCHWICKERATH 6 Living AMES + Living LAKELSKI 7 Living AMES 6 Living AMES + Living FÖHR 7 Living FÖHR 7 Living FÖHR 6 Living AMES + Living BERNDT 7 Living BERNDT 4 *Max PESÉ b: 29 Jul 1909 d: Jul 1944 + *Else STAUD b: 7 Jun 1913 d: 28 Jan 1945 5 Living PESÉ + Living EILENZ 6 Living PESÉ + Living FRANÇOIS 7 Living PESÉ 7 Living PESÉ 7 Living PESÉ 6 Living PESÉ + Living MARTINI 7 Living PESÉ 7 Living PESÉ + Living GÖTZ 7 Living PESÉ 5 *Brigitte PESÉ b: 15 May 1937 d: 20 May 1950 4 *Carl PESÉ b: 19 Jul 1902 d: 26 Apr 1917 4 *Carola PESÉ b: 25 Jul 1900 d: 19 Nov 1987 + *James SMITH b: 22 Jan 1897 d: 9 Jun 1966 5 Living SMITH + Living FOGLE 6 Living FOGLE + Living DEWOODY 7 Living DEWOODY 7 Living DEWOODY 7 Living DEWOODY 6 Living FOGLE + Living N 7 Living FOGLE 7 Living FOGLE 5 *James SMITH b: 27 Mar 1923 d: 2 Mar 1994 + Living N + Living MASON 6 Living GRAHAM 5 Living SMITH + *Elton MOCK d: 1 Dec 1988 6 Living MOCK + Living PETRAY 7 Living PETRAY 7 Living PETRAY + Living N + *N SMITH b: 21 Nov 1916 d: 19 Nov 1982 6 Living SMITH + Living HAUPT 7 Living HAUPT + Living DEAN 8 Living DEAN 8 Living DEAN 7 Living HAUPT + Living GELTMEIER 8 Living GELTMEIER 8 Living GELTMEIER 7 Living HAUPT + Living HODGES 7 Living HAUPT + Living KASPER 8 Living HAUPT 8 Living HAUPT 6 Living THORNBURGH + Living JENKINS 7 Living JENKINS + Living MENDENHALL 8 Living MENDENHALL 7 Living JENKINS 6 Living SMITH 6 Living THORNBURGH + Living THENO 7 Living THENO + Living DITTY 8 Living DITTY 8 Living DITTY 7 Living THENO + Living WILLIS 8 Living WILLIS 8 Living WILLIS 8 Living WILLIS 8 Living WILLIS 7 Living THENO + Living TANKING 7 *Ronald THENO b: 10 Apr 1962 d: 10 Apr 1962 7 Living THENO 7 *Steven THENO b: 10 Apr 1962 d: 10 Apr 1962 5 *Tina SMITH b: 16 Nov 1919 d: 7 Mar 1920 4 *Franziska PESÉ b: 24 Aug 1911 d: 8 Aug 1985 + Living STRAUCH 5 Living STRAUCH + Living HAIN 6 Living HAIN + Living HEILBORN 6 Living HAIN + Living NEUWEILER 7 Living HAIN 7 Living HAIN 6 Living HAIN 5 Living STRAUCH + Living EHRENSCHNEIDER 6 Living STRAUCH + Living NEUWEILER 4 *Gustav PESÉ b: 11 Feb 1907 d: 9 Oct 1985 + Living ERXLEBEN 4 *Regina PESÉ b: 1913 d: 1920 3 *Eduard PESÉ b: 18 Feb 1879 d: 25 Jul 1908 + *Anna-Maria PAULY b: 17 Sep 1880 d: 24 Oct 1970 4 *Eduard PESÉ b: 26 Feb 1905 d: 22 Sep 1975 + Living NETZER + Living GOLUMBECK + *Franziska DILLY b: 2 Apr 1908 d: 29 Sep 1950 5 Living PESÉ + Living LAMPE 6 Living LAMPE 5 Living PESÉ + Living STROSICK 6 Living PESÉ + *Jörg WILLMANNS 7 Living PESÉ 6 Living PESÉ 6 Living PESÉ 4 Living PESÉ + *Jakob-Bartholomäus STAUS b: 24 Aug 1902 d: Sep 1947 5 Living STAUS + Living KROHN 6 Living STAUS 6 Living STAUS 5 Living STAUS + Living SIMON 6 Living STAUS + Living KEPPLER 7 Living KEPPLER 6 Living STAUS 5 Living STAUS + Living GEORGAKAS 6 Living STAUS + Living GRUNWALD 7 Living GRUNWALD 7 Living GRUNWALD 4 *Franziska PESÉ b: 9 Mar 1909 d: 3 Mar 1924 3 *Franz PESÉ b: 15 Feb 1893 d: 15 Feb 1893 3 *Wilhelm PESÉ b: 12 Jun 1878 d: 7 Jan 1949 + *Margaretha LADENBERGER b: 23 Oct 1882 d: 7 Nov 1947 4 *Regina PESÉ b: 1 May 1906 d: 18 Mar 1987 + *Jakob FISCHER b: 7 Jul 1907 d: 10 Jul 1985 5 Living FISCHER + Living SCHLEICH 6 Living SCHLEICH 5 Living FISCHER + Living JUNKER 6 Living JUNKER + Living STRAUß 4 *Franziska PESÉ b: 8 Apr 1909 d: 16 Nov 1980 + *Kurt MAURER b: 22 Aug 1905 d: 1960 5 Living MAURER + Living KOHLER 6 Living KOHLER 6 Living KOHLER 5 Living MAURER 4 *Wilhelm PESÉ b: 9 Jun 1901 d: 24 Aug 1966 + *Maria FUHR b: 4 Mar 1904 d: 22 Aug 1986 5 Living PESÉ + Living HEKTOR 6 Living PESE + Living DÖRR 7 Living DÖRR 6 Living PESE + Living SCHMIDT 7 Living SCHMIDT 7 Living SCHMIDT 5 Living PESÉ + Living HESIDENS 6 Living PESÉ + Living BUCHER 5 Living PESÉ + Living CHICKINI 6 Living CHICKINI 6 Living CHICKINI 6 Living CHICKINI 3 *Franziska PESÉ b: 2 Jul 1891 d: 2 May 1928 + *Gustav STURM b: 16 Dec 1888 d: 14 Jun 1958 4 *Anita STURM b: 25 May 1920 d: 12 May 1994 + Living HERSZKOWICZ 5 Living STURM 5 Living STURM + Living OTTO 6 Living OTTO + Living TOLKSDORF 4 Living STURM + *Ingeborg WUCHERPFENNIG b: 15 Dec 1922 d: 17 Nov 1992 5 Living STURM + Living SCHMALZ 6 Living STURM 6 Living STURM 4 Living STURM + Living LAUFF 5 *Wolfgang STURM b: 27 Dec 1965 d: 13 Jun 1994 + *Elisabeth LAMBIO b: 19 May 1914 d: 4 Feb 1960 5 Living STURM + Living N 6 Living STURM 6 Living STURM 4 Living STURM + *Karl TEIPEL b: 10 Oct 1914 d: 4 Oct 1988 5 Living TEIPEL + Living SCHMIDT 6 Living SCHMIDT 6 Living SCHMIDT 6 Living SCHMIDT 5 Living TEIPEL + Living SCHMIDT 6 Living TEIPEL 6 Living TEIPEL 5 Living TEIPEL 3 *Friedrich PESÉ b: 1896 d: 1896 3 *Max PESÉ b: 24 Mar 1895 d: 9 Jun 1918 2 *N CORDEL | Hower, Veronica (I37025)
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| 41081 | Found the death record – stillborn born and died Dec. 17, 1971. However it was not recorded in the death records until May 16, 1972 when it was buried. | Broeren, Ashley Jon (I127165)
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| 41082 | Founded C. J. Pettibone General Goods Store in Appleton during 1860's, later his son in law George Peabody joined the business | Pettibone, Chauncey "C. J. " (I300886)
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| 41083 | Founded Pierce Manufacturing, Pierce Fire Engines. | Pierce, Dudley (I145732)
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| 41084 | Founded the Norbertine Order in the US and St. Nornert's College in DePere. | Pennings, Abbot Bernard H. O. Praem (I318628)
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| 41085 | Founded the Zwicker Knitting Mill | Zwicker, Walter (I163533)
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| 41086 | Founded Zeeland Mills | Verstegen, John (I132170)
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| 41087 | founder & pres Badger Metals, Inc. | VanSchyndel, Sylvester Joseph (I19569)
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| 41088 | Founder & Pres. Lincoln Bldg. & Loan | Hilker, Adolph W. (I129781)
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| 41089 | Founder - Jackson Hardware Co. | Jackson, John Hiram (I27671)
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| 41090 | Founder and owner of Van Thull's Bakery, N. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly, WI. | VanThull, Anton (I127920)
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| 41091 | founder and president of Schroeder Moving Systems Inc. | Schroeder, Harold E. (I28759)
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| 41092 | Founder of Geib, Inc. One of the largest musical instrument case manufacturers. | Geib, Charles A. (I89383)
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| 41093 | Founder of Kimberly - Clark | Kimberly, John Alfred (I144714)
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| 41094 | founder of Van Hoof Oil Company | VanHoof, Kenneth William (I12957)
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| 41095 | Founder of webertown, eau Pleine Township, marathon County, Wisc | Weber, Christian (I144387)
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| 41096 | founder of West Bend Woolen Mills | Geib, John J. (I89381)
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| 41097 | Founder, Appleton Wire Works, Appleton, Wisconsin Albert Weissenborn was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1863, a son of Henry and Maria Theresa Weissenborn. Albert's father was educated in engineering by his father, a German blast furnace inventor. Henry came to the United States in 1848 at the age of 24, already experienced in the building of blast furnaces and flour mills. He built a blast furnace for the Bethlehem Iron Works. Henry and his engineer brothers Gustavus and Edward were employed by Mr. John Ericsson during the construction of the Civil War battleship "Monitor". Albert Weissenborn began his career in wire drawing as an apprentice at age 16. He began his inventive work on power looms during the 1880's while at Cheney Bigelow Wire Works in Springfield, Massachusetts where he met his wife Eleanor. His early inventions for power looms are documented in 1890 mechanical drawings signed by Albert and verified by witnesses. In 1896 Albert joined his brother-in-law William Buchanan; his close friend and nephew, Gus Buchanan; and John Buchanan in founding the Appleton Wire Works. He initially served as superintendent. Albert's wife Eleanor, whose father had been a master wire weaver and loom constructor in London, contributed her skill as a wire seamer in the early days of the company. Among numerous inventions, his major one was the electro-pneumatic loom in which the loom was powered by compressed air and electricity. Prior to this invention, wire-weaving always demanded both technical skill and physical strength. This invention not only reduced the number of men needed to operate a loom, it also allowed less physically taxed workers to focus on quality and improved uniformity. Patents were granted in the US, France, and Germany. The wires produced by this invention yielded higher quality paper on the paper machines and the growth of Appleton Wire Works accelerated due to this development. The focus on quality was exemplified by the adoption of the company motto "Appleton wires are good wires" in 1907, just one year after his first patents were granted. He continued to refine loom design and was granted another patent in 1910. By this time, Appleton Wire Works had grown to be the second largest wire weaving plant in the country and the largest in the West. In 1912, Appleton Wire Works was restructured and a new 50-50 partnership was formed between Albert and his nephew Gus. Albert was president and manager and Gus Buchanan was secretary and treasurer. Albert continued designing, supervising and directing every detail of the manufacturing including the machine shop where equipment and parts were designed and built for the plant. Albert Weissenborn was a prolific inventor whose contributions included loom design, wire drawing, annealing equipment, bobbin winding, pirn welding equipment and shuttle design. He was instrumental in the development of the technology of producing Fourdrinier wires. His improvements enabled the production of wider and longer lasting wires, leading to improved productivity in the paper industry. The power loom reduced the number of weavers per loom from two to one. However, at Appleton Wire Works, increased business provided work for the weavers. As an example, there were no layoffs during the Great Depression. Albert Weissenborn served as President and Manager of Appleton Wire Works from 1912 until his death in 1938. During his tenure, the company became a leader not only in the Fox Valley, but across the United States. He and his wife, Eleanor Gray, had one child, Annette, who married Roy Purdy. Their son, Albert's grandson, Bruce Purdy, carried on the family tradition of engineering innovation and invention. Bruce Purdy was inducted into the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame in 2005. | Weissenborn, Albert (I189066)
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| 41098 | Founding Family of Appleton, Wisconsin; see picture in history of Outagamie county | Smith, Reverend Reeder (I311797)
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| 41099 | Foundry - Core Maker | VanDyke, Harold J. (I5779)
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| 41100 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anderson, Alan Douglas (I20941)
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| 41101 | Fountain F Breedens Nerva Breedens Effie E Breedens Herman Breedens Willie Breedens Cartie Breedens Okey Breedens | Breedens, Carter Cody (I342392)
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| 41102 | Four area youths died in a three car accident Thursday night on State 55 two miles south of Kaukauna. Gary St. Louis, 18 and Shirley Kirvan, 16 both of Sherwood would have been seniors this fall at Kaukauna High School. James Wagner, 18 of Sherwood graduated last year from Kaukauna. Gerald Halbuch, 18 of Sherwood also died in the accident. | St. Louis, Gary (I109629)
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| 41103 | Four children born of this marriage. Did not list that he was a Jr. | Rohloff, Frederick Lambert (I134995)
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| 41104 | FOUR CHILDREN DIE OF SMOKE, Kerosene stove blows up in Sherwood farmhouse as parents milk Journal special correspondence, Appleton, Wisconsin- Four small children perished Thursday as their parents tried vainly to rescue them from a smoke-filled farmhouse at Sherwood, 14 miles east of here in Calumet County. The children were those of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennyson. Coroner John Knauf of Calumet County said they were asphyxiated after a kerosene stove exploded and sent clouds of smoke through the two-story frame structure, all the windows of which were closed. Damage to the house was limited chiefly to that caused by heat and smoke. According to Knauf, the parents were milking in their barn when Mrs. Tennyson noticed smoke coming from the direction of the house. Hurrying to the house, the father and mother saw flames through the windows of the first floor and shafts of smoke emanating from the door jams and window casings. Unable to get through the doors, they got ladders with which they reached the second floor where the children were sleeping. Climbing through a window Tennyson, removed the oldest child, Joseph, five, but was prevented by smoke from reaching the others. Volunteer firemen, summoned from Sherwood brought out the others - Patsy, 3; Francis, 2, and Phyllis, 5 months. All were dead when removed from the house, the coroner said. Milwaukee Journal September 14, 1944 Kaukauna Times 9/15/1944 An exploding old stove resulted in the deaths of four small children in Forest Junction. Thursday morning. The three daughters and son are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennessen. According to a report the mother had lit the stove at 7 am to heat water then went to the barn to help with milking. She returned about twenty minutes later to find the house filled with smoke. She could not enter the house to call the fire department due to smoke. She drove to town to turn in the alarm. The firemen arrived with masks and entered the house finding three of the children in bed and one child on the stairs. Josephine, age 5; Patricia, 3; Frances 1½; and Phyllis, 5 months. | Tennessen, Josephine (I181693)
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| 41105 | FOUR CHILDREN DIE OF SMOKE, Kerosene stove blows up in Sherwood farmhouse as parents milk Journal special correspondence, Appleton, Wisconsin-Four small children perished Thursday as their parents tried vainly to rescue them from a smoke-filled farmhouse at Sherwood, 14 miles east of here in Calumet County. The children were those of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennyson. Coroner John Knauf of Calumet County said they were asphyxiated after a kerosene stove exploded and sent clouds of smoke through the two-story frame structure, all the windows of which were closed. Damage to the house was limited chiefly to that caused by heat and smoke. According to Knauf, the parents were milking in their barn when Mrs. Tennyson noticed smoke coming from the direction of the house. Hurrying to the house, the father and mother saw flames through the windows of the first floor and shafts of smoke emanating from the door jams and window casings. Unable to get through the doors, they got ladders with which they reached the second floor where the children were sleeping. Climbing through a window Tennyson, removed the oldest child, Joseph, five, but was prevented by smoke from reaching the others. Volunteer firemen, summoned from Sherwood brought out the others - Patsy, 3; Francis, 2, and Phyllis, 5 months. All were dead when removed from the house, the coroner said. Milwaukee Journal September 14, 1944 Kaukauna Times 9/15/1944 An exploding old stove resulted in the deaths of four small children in Forest Junction. Thursday morning. The three daughters and son are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennessen. According to a report the mother had lit the stove at 7 am to heat water then went to the barn to help with milking. She returned about twenty minutes later to find the house filled with smoke. She could not enter the house to call the fire department due to smoke. She drove to town to turn in the alarm. The firemen arrived with masks and entered the house finding three of the children in bed and one child on the stairs. Josephine, age 5; Patricia, 3; Frances 1½; and Phyllis, 5 months. | Tennessen, Phyliss (I168026)
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| 41106 | FOUR CHILDREN DIE OF SMOKE, Kerosene stove blows up in Sherwood farmhouse as parents milk Journal special correspondence, Appleton, Wisconsin-Four small children perished Thursday as their parents tried vainly to rescue them from a smoke-filled farmhouse at Sherwood, 14 miles east of here in Calumet County. The children were those of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennyson. Coroner John Knauf of Calumet County said they were asphyxiated after a kerosene stove exploded and sent clouds of smoke through the two-story frame structure, all the windows of which were closed. Damage to the house was limited chiefly to that caused by heat and smoke. According to Knauf, the parents were milking in their barn when Mrs. Tennyson noticed smoke coming from the direction of the house. Hurrying to the house, the father and mother saw flames through the windows of the first floor and shafts of smoke emanating from the door jams and window casings. Unable to get through the doors, they got ladders with which they reached the second floor where the children were sleeping. Climbing through a window Tennyson, removed the oldest child, Joseph, five, but was prevented by smoke from reaching the others. Volunteer firemen, summoned from Sherwood brought out the others - Patsy, 3; Francis, 2, and Phyllis, 5 months. All were dead when removed from the house, the coroner said. Milwaukee Journal September 14, 1944 Kaukauna Times 9/15/1944 An exploding old stove resulted in the deaths of four small children in Forest Junction. Thursday morning. The three daughters and son are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennessen. According to a report the mother had lit the stove at 7 am to heat water then went to the barn to help with milking. She returned about twenty minutes later to find the house filled with smoke. She could not enter the house to call the fire department due to smoke. She drove to town to turn in the alarm. The firemen arrived with masks and entered the house finding three of the children in bed and one child on the stairs. Josephine, age 5; Patricia, 3; Frances 1½; and Phyllis, 5 months. | Tennessen, Francis (I168029)
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| 41107 | FOUR CHILDREN DIE OF SMOKE, Kerosene stove blows up in Sherwood farmhouse as parents milk Journal special correspondence, Appleton, Wisconsin-Four small children perished Thursday as their parents tried vainly to rescue them from a smoke-filled farmhouse at Sherwood, 14 miles east of here in Calumet County. The children were those of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennyson. Coroner John Knauf of Calumet County said they were asphyxiated after a kerosene stove exploded and sent clouds of smoke through the two-story frame structure, all the windows of which were closed. Damage to the house was limited chiefly to that caused by heat and smoke. According to Knauf, the parents were milking in their barn when Mrs. Tennyson noticed smoke coming from the direction of the house. Hurrying to the house, the father and mother saw flames through the windows of the first floor and shafts of smoke emanating from the door jams and window casings. Unable to get through the doors, they got ladders with which they reached the second floor where the children were sleeping. Climbing through a window Tennyson, removed the oldest child, Joseph, five, but was prevented by smoke from reaching the others. Volunteer firemen, summoned from Sherwood brought out the others - Patsy, 3; Francis, 2, and Phyllis, 5 months. All were dead when removed from the house, the coroner said. Milwaukee Journal September 14, 1944 Kaukauna Times 9/15/1944 An exploding old stove resulted in the deaths of four small children in Forest Junction. Thursday morning. The three daughters and son are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Tennessen. According to a report the mother had lit the stove at 7 am to heat water then went to the barn to help with milking. She returned about twenty minutes later to find the house filled with smoke. She could not enter the house to call the fire department due to smoke. She drove to town to turn in the alarm. The firemen arrived with masks and entered the house finding three of the children in bed and one child on the stairs. Josephine, age 5; Patricia, 3; Frances 1½; and Phyllis, 5 months. | Tennessen, Patricia (I185957)
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| 41108 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Rohloff, Richard (I68789)
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| 41109 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Bongers, Thomas Joseph (I30700)
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| 41110 | Four of a Kind George Haas, Jr., Augusta Able, Wm. Alguire, Maggie Haas Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/21/1882 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding | Family: Haas, George E. / Abel, Augusta (F56061)
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| 41111 | Four other children are living. External data not available. | Family: Meehl, Urban Joseph / Merget, Rosella Margaret (F893)
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| 41112 | Fourth Generation 9. Gary P. Bradshaw. Born 16 Jun 1943. Died 30 Jul 1999. He first married Barbara Puhl. They had the following children: i.Randy S. Bradshaw; Born 15 Aug 1962. Died 15 Nov 1969. ii.Tommy P. Bradshaw; Born 22 Aug 1963. Died 15 Nov 1969. 23iii.Arnold G. Bradshaw 24iv.Angie R.Bradshaw He second married Mary Strupp, 4 Feb 1989. Born 20 Aug 1957. 10. Diane C Bradshaw. Born 15 Feb 1948. She married Jerry Albert Ranker, son of Albert Ranker & Lillian Friedl. They had the following children: 25i.Jennifer Lynn Ranker 26ii.Stacey Ann Ranker 11. Lesley J. Bradshaw. Born 21 Dec 1951 in Oshkosh, WI. She first married Bob Griffin. She second married Ronald DeBroux. Born 4 Jul 1948. They had the following children: 27i.Ronald DeBroux ii.Julie DeBroux; Born 28 Aug 1971. She third married Stanley Orr, 1 Apr 1995 in Social Circle, Ga. Born 25 J un 1950. | Bradshaw, Gary P. (I105669)
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| 41113 | Fox Carrie 10/30/1883 | Hoks, Carrie (I120622)
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| 41114 | Fox Crossing - Stephen J. Grignon "Steve" age 76, passed away at his home surrounded by his loving family. He fought a courageous battle with Pulmonary Fibrosis. Steve was born on February 21, 1942 to the late Thomas A. and Betty Grignon. He graduated from Shawano High School in 1960. He moved to Milwaukee to attend technical college and became a machinist. Steve worked at American Can for 35 years. He married Sandra Dumke on May 17, 1991 at St. Paul Lutheran Church in Neenah. Steve had many hobbies including golf, camping, watching the Packers and Badgers play. He was a fan of his granddaughter's sporting events. He bowled his first 300 game at age 72. Steve loved his Harley Davidson, taking it for trips to Sturgis with his buddies. Steve will be greatly missed by his wife, Sandra, children: Steve Jr. "Sid" (Christy), Yvonne (Darin) Grissman; Stepchildren: Steve Dumke, Lori (Mark) Dumke; Grandchildren: Paige and Taylor (Yvonne) Grissman. Further survived by his sister Paula Grignon, sister-in-laws: Betty Lemmers and Barbara Kohlbeck; a niece and many nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Nikki Knope, and son, David Grignon. A funeral service will be held at 6:00 PM on Thursday, July 26, 2018, at Neenah's Westgor Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home beginning at 3:00 PM until the time of service. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established in Steve's name. The family would like to give a special thank you to the staff of Heartland Hospice Services, Dr. Marie Aristigueta and Dr. Duncan for all of their professional care and compassion to Steve. To our Dad, Grandpa, Husband, Brother and Uncle, "We Love You!" Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave Neenah 722-7151 Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from July 24 to July 25, 2018 | Grignon, Stephen (I315368)
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| 41115 | Fox Funeral Held Monday Mrs. Margaret Fox, nee Summers Kaukauna Times 12/07/1928 3 Obituary 1928 Tombstone St Patrick's Cemetery Askeaton, Brown WI.Dennis Fox 3/15/1861 - 3/12/1910 on same stone with Margaret 1865 - 1928 a nd John 1894 - 1923 | Summers, Margaret (I31266)
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| 41116 | Fox River Improvement Company. | Joosten, Joseph (I11868)
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| 41117 | FOX RIVER PAPER COMPANY One of the old established industries of Appleton, Wisconsin, has grown steadily since 1882, when it, was founded by W. G. and J. H. Wharton, S. K. Wambold and Captain G. W. Spalding, and is rated one of the leading paper manufacturing companies of Northern Wisconsin. The first mill built by the company, known as the "Ravine" mill, employed about eighty men and had an output of about four tons of paper daily, but this was soon found to be inadequate for the demand, and in 1887 the mill was enlarged and the "Lincoln" mill was built, the capacity thus being increased to twelve tons per day. In 1893 the Fox River mill was erected, with a large rag room, and the capacity is now about twenty-five tons per day, 375 people being employed. Writing paper is produced exclusively, and the company's product is marketed all over the world, the output being about $1,000,000 annually. The plant has a floor space of five and seven-eighths acres, and modern equipment and machinery are installed throughout, power therefore being obtained from the Fox River, the company owning about three-sevenths of the flow of the Fox River at this level. This is sufficient to operate the machinery under normal conditions, but in case of emergency the company has steam power to the extent of 2,000 horsepower. W. D. Wharton is president of the company, and Hiram G. Freeman is treasurer and manager. Mr. Freeman has been indirectly and directly connected with the firm since it was first established, and in 1884 he was elected to the position of secretary, acting in that capacity until January 1, 1899, when he was made manager and treasurer. He is a native of Concord, New Hampshire, born January 3, 1844, a son of Rev. Hiram and Adaline (Guernsey) Freeman, natives of Vermont. He received his education in the various towns to which his father's calling brought him, and attended Ripon College until he was fifteen years old, at which time he began clerking in a store at Ripon, and later was employed at Oshkosh and other places. He saw service during the Civil War as a member of Company B, Forty-first Wisconsin Volunteers, with which he was connected from May, 1864, until the following September, when the regiment was mustered out of the service, and Mr. Freeman returned to Appleton. He resumed clerking, and in 1867 went to Green Bay, where he had secured the position of bookkeeper for the First National Bank, and three years later accepted the position of cashier for the City National Bank of Green Bay, and from there went to Kellogg's National Bank, January 1, 1874. In 1881 he came to Appleton and accepted the position of cashier with the newly-organized Commercial National Bank, a position which he held until 1899. On November 20, 1886, Mr. Freeman was united in marriage with Miss Susie W. Smith, and one child, Angeline Smith, has been born to this union. Mr. Freeman is a Republican in his political beliefs, and is widely known and highly respected in Appleton. | Freeman, Hiram Guernsey (I316907)
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| 41118 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vandenberg, Jane Mary (I21629)
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| 41119 | Fox River Tool Company as a Vice President | Cooper, David Alan (I135940)
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| 41120 | Fox Valley Lutheran High School Class of 1960 | Nau, Joyce (I339427)
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| 41121 | Fox Valley Lutheran High School Class of 196_ | Ehlke, Thomas (I197136)
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| 41122 | Fox Valley Lutheran High School Class of 1971 | Hintz, Jeff (I197179)
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| 41123 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fox, Jason Jerome (I18651)
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| 41124 | Fox, Diane M. "DeD e"Diane M. "DeDe" Fox, of Kaukauna, died unexpectedly Monday, April 24, 200 6, at the age of 46. Diane was born in Kaukauna on June 25, 1959, to Urb an and Cornelia Coenen. DeDe graduated from Kaukauna High School. She w as a leader for the Valley 4-H Clover Buds Club and enjoyed arts and craf ts and playing cards. She loved her nieces and nephews and enjoyed spendi ng time with her family.Diane is survived by her mother, Cornelia Coenen; three children: Nichola s, Patrick and Andrew Fox, all of Kaukauna; their father, Robert Fox; fo ur brothers: Ken (Cori), Carl (Joan), Mark (Vicki) and Paul (Brenda) Coene n; two sisters: Delores (Carl) Frelich, Irene (Bruce) George; a sister-in- law, Katie Coenen and a brother-in-law, Nick Brittnacher; her special frie nds, Gary Mader and Dan Van Veghel. She is also survived by her wonderf ul nieces, nephews and many friends.Diane was preceded in death by her father, Urban Coenen; brothers, Earl a nd infant brother Merle; and a sister, Marlene Brittnacher.Funeral Mass will be held at 5 p.m. Thursday, April 27, 2006, at Holy Cro ss Catholic Church, Kaukauna, with Rev. Jack Mullarkey officiating. Frien ds may call at the church Thursday from 2 p.m. until the time of the Mas s. Committal Holy Cross Cemetery.In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Diane's nam O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES 2020 E. Main Street | Coenen, Diane Martha (I61890)
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| 41125 | Fox, Gerald T. “Jerry”Gerald T. “Jerry” Fox, age 66 of Mountain, formerly of Kaukauna died Monda y, April 18, 2005, at Community Memorial Hospital, Oconto Falls. He was bo rn November 11, 1938, in Kaukauna, son of Henry and Josephine (Vanden Bloo mer) Fox. Gerald married Patricia Van Asten June 13, 1959, and she preced ed him in death August 24, 1995. Jerry was employed at Badger Northland, K aukauna prior to his retirement. He thoroughly enjoyed the outdoors: hunti ng, fishing and camping.Jerry is survived by his special companion, Helen Barbeau; three sons: T om (Libbie) Fox, Greenleaf; Tim (Tina) Fox, Kaukauna; Brian Fox (Theresa P iper), Abrams; eight grandchildren; three brothers: Jim (Mary) Fox, Kaukau na; Nub (Joanne) Fox, Mountain; Pete Fox, Kaukauna; two sisters: Dort (Fra nk) Jordan, Shirley Seefeldt, both of Kaukauna; brothers-in-law and sister s-in-law and other relatives and friends.He was preceded in death by his wife, Pat; mother and father; mother-in-l aw and father-in-law; a sister, Marlene Holschuh; brothers-in-law and sist ers-in-law.Funeral services will be held at 12 Noon, Saturday, April 23, 2005, at t he Verkuilen Funeral Home with Deacon Vincent DeGroot officiating. Interme nt will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Friends may call at the fun eral home from 9 a.m. Saturday until the time of the service. In lieu of f lowers a memorial has been established. VERKUILEN FUNERAL HOME101 Canal StreetLittle Chute 788-3321 | Fox, Gerald Thomas (I18108)
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| 41126 | Fox, Hattie nee WeyenbergHattie Fox, nee Weyenberg, age 93, of Little Chute, died Tuesday, Decemb er 14, 2004 at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton. She was born March 5, 19 11 in the Town of Vandenbroek, daughter of Theodore and Georgeianna (Janse n) Weyenberg. Hattie married George Fox, August 17, 1939 at St. John Nepom ucene Catholic Church, Little Chute and he preceded her in death Novemb er 11, 1970.Mrs. Fox was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chut e. She was a great cook and baker. Mrs. Fox was employed at Fuhrman and St okely, a local canning company and also as a housekeeper for local familie s.Mrs. Fox is survived by a brother, Henry Weyenberg, Little Chute; a siste r, Dora Hogan, New Jersey; a sister-in-law, Virginia Weyenberg; numerous n ieces and nephews, especially Clarence (Betty) Dercks, Little Chute and th eir children: Lill Warnke, Peter (Karen) Dercks, Jim (Pat) Dercks, Nan cy De Bruin (Mike Wydeven), Barbara (Dan) School, Don (Heide) Dercks, alo ng with their 15 grandchildren who Hattie treated as her own grandchildren .She was preceded in death by two brothers, George and Matthew Weyenberg; f our sisters: Ann Dercks, Mary Van Dera, Rose Vanden Heuvel, Frances Weyenb erg; two brothers-in-law, Henry and Edward Fox; two sisters-in-law: Cecel ia Rosenthal and Josephine Fox.Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, December 17, 2004 at S t. John Nepomucene Catholic Church with Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogan offi ciating. Interment will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Kaukauna. Friends may c all at the church from 9 a.m. Friday until the time of the mass. A memori al has been established.Hattie’s family wishes to thank Drs. Carl Rasmussen and Jack Meyer for the ir loving care and concern. VERKUILEN FUNERAL HOME101 Canal StreetLittle Chute | Weyenberg, Henrica "Hattie" (I33922)
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| 41127 | Fox, Josephine V. Parkside C are CenterAge 81, passed away Wednesday, February 19, 2003 after a brief illness. Jo sephine was born in Oneida on January 4, 1921, daughter of the late Albe rt and Josephine (Skenadore) Vanden Bloomer. On June 1, 1937 she married H enry Fox in Oneida; he preceded her in death. For many years she work ed as a housekeeper at several private homes, as well as at St. Elizabe th Hospital and Parkside Care Center. In her younger years, she enjoyed hu nting and fishing, and also looked forward to frequent trips to the casin o. Many will remember her love for playing cards; she was always ready f or a game of sheepshead or cribbage.Josephine is survived by two daughters: Dorothy (Frank) Jordan and Shirl ey Seefeldt, both of Kaukauna; four sons: Jim (Mary) Fox of Kaukauna; Jer ry Fox of Suring and his friend Helen; Norbert (JoAnn) Fox of Freedom; Pet er Fox of Kaukauna and his friend Sharon; twenty-four grandchildren; thirt y-one great-grandchildren; two sisters: Verna Diedrick and Carol (Bob) Cho sa, both of Kaukauna; five brothers: Harvey Vanden Bloomer of Appleton a nd his friend Kareen; Raymond (Bonita) Vanden Bloomer of Wrightstown; a nd Barney (Jackie) Vanden Bloomer, Ed (Mary) Vanden Bloomer, and Kirby (Ma rgaret) Vanden Bloomer all of Kaukauna. She is further survived my numero us nieces and nephews. Josephine was preceded in death by her parents, h er husband's parents Peter and Nellie Fox, her husband Henry Fox, a daught er Marlene "Foxy" Holschuh, a grandson Robbi Jordan, daughters-in-law Nan cy (nee Jansen) Fox and Pat (nee Van Asten) Fox, brothers Herman, Elmer (D onna), and Leo (Velma) Vanden Bloomer, a sister Lucille (Sylvester) Vanden berg, and a brother-in-law Clarence Diedrick.The funeral liturgy for Josephine will be held on Friday, February 21, 20 03 at 3:00 PM at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukau na with Fr. Jim Lucas officiating. Interment will be in the parish cemeter y. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 1:00 PM until t he hour of the service. FARGO FUNERAL HOME 400 W. Wisconsin AvenueKaukau na 766-6200www.fargofuneralhomes.com | VanDenBloomer, Josephine (I21822)
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| 41128 | Fox, Mrs. John (Mary), De PereAge 92, died Tuesday morning, February 3, 2004. Mary was born on Februa ry 20, 1911 in Hollandtown to the late John and Anna (Haen) Van De Loo. S he married John Patrick Fox on July 11, 1942 at St. Mary Catholic Chur ch in De Pere. Mary was a member of St. Francis Xavier Catholic Chur ch in De Pere, a member of the Altar Rosary Society, and a willing volunte er. Mary was a much-loved mother and grandmother. A good card game was o ne of her favorite pastimes.Surviving Mary are her children: Ann Fox, De Pere; Tom and Roberta Fox, At lantic Beach, Florida; Mary Lynn and Jeff Crisco, Milwaukee; six grandchil dren: Patrick (Nicole), Thomas and Matthew Fox; Andrew, Emily and Rebec ca Crisco; three brothers: Edward Van De Loo, Hollandtown; Henry and Sad ie Van De Loo, De Pere; Dr. Francis and Ceal Van De Loo, De Pere; two sist ers-in-law: Caroline Van De Loo, Kaukauna; Laurie Miller, Prescott, Arizon a; special friend & caregiver, Peg Schumacher; numerous nieces, nephews, o ther relatives and special friends.She was preceded in death by her husband, John; four brothers: John, Jak e, Joe and Father Norbert Van De Loo; a sister, Clara Dietzen.Friends may call Saturday, February 7 at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Churc h, 220 S. Michigan St., De Pere, from 9:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. A Mass of Chris tian Burial at 11 a.m. at the church with the Rev. V. Anthony Dolski offic iating and Rev. Willard Van De Loo, Mary's nephew, concelebrating. Interme nt at Mt. Olivet Cemetery.Mary's family wishes to invite family and friends to a luncheon immediate ly following the funeral at the St. Francis Parish Center to share in cele bration of her life.In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established to St. Francis Xavier C atholic Church or to Paul's Pantry.A Special Thank You to Dr. Lynn Budzak and Unity Hospice for all their lo ve & concern given to Mary and her family.Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave. is assisting the family with arra ngements. Green Bay News Chronicle; Mary Ann FoxMary Ann Fox, 92, De Pere. Visitation 9:30-11 a.m. Saturday at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 220 S. Michigan St., De Pere. Mass of Christian Burial 11 a.m. Saturday at the church. Survivors include two daughters, Ann Fox, De Pere, Mary Lynn (Jeff) Crisco, Milwaukee; one son, Tom (Roberta) Fox, Atlantic Beach, Fla.; six grandchildren; three brothers, Edward Van De Loo, Hollandtown, Henry (Sadie) Van De Loo, De Pere, Francis (Ceal) Van De Loo, De Pere. Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere, is assisting the family. | VanDeLoo, Mary (I14544)
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| 41129 | FOX, Very Reverend Joseph J., vicar general of the diocese of Green Ba y, is a native of that city, where he was born August 2nd, 1855. He pursu ed his preparatory studies at the Cathedral school in Green Bay and contin ued his classical studies at St. Francis Seminary, in Milwaukee county, fr om 1870 to 1875. In the fall of the year last named he went to Louvain, Be lgium, where he studied at the American College and at the University of L ouvain. Having taken the usual course in theology he was ordained the re in 1879, and returned home in the fall of that year. His first charge w as New Franken, Brown county, Wisconsin, from which he was soon after tran sferred to St. John's in Green Bay, of which parish he had charge from Ma y, 1880, to August, 1883, during which time he built the present priest 's house and placed the parish on a good spiritual as well as financial ba sis. While pastor of St. John's he acted as secretary to Bishop Krantbaue r. For eleven years he had charge of Our Lady of Lourdes, a parish in Mari nette, where among the things which he accomplished was the building of alarge school house which accommodates an average of five hundred pupil s. In connection with it is a well-conducted high school. During his pasto rate here the Sisters of Notre Dame built a large academy and boarding sch ool for young ladies, which school is in a flourishing condition. He ca me to his present position under Bishop Messmer in August, 1894. His father, Paul Fox, was one of the early settlers of Green Bay, comi ng there in 1840, engaging in the fur trade and continuing it for some tim e, even after immigration had changed the old order of things.In the early days, some of the missionaries said mass in Mr. Fox's house a fter the only Catholic church of the community, which was located in Shant ytown, now Allouez, burned down. He always took great interest in church m atters, being one of the leaders in reorganizing the Catholics into a cong regation, and purchasing from the Methodists the old church on the si te of the present St. John's church, after the burning of the Shantytown c hurch, in the early forties. When the German portion, later, formed a sepa rate congregation. Mr. Fox was again chosen as a leader, and went everywh ere--even into the logging camps, to collect money with which to build a c hurch. In his private business undertakings he was successful, having bui lt a large block on Washington street which bears his name, and he owned o ther real estate. He held several offices, among them that of city treasur er. He died in 1893, aged seventy-five years. Father Fox is Bishop Messmer's right-hand man and valued assistant, a nd it is to his sagacity and business ability that the diocese owes mu ch of its prosperity. His particular delight is the beautiful St. Joseph 's Orphan Asylum, of which he has business direction, and its affairs a re kept in order through his watchful care. Father Fox, by reason of his genial manners, kindly ways and liberal condu ct toward those who differ with him in religious views and methods, has w on the respect and confidence of the community where he labors. When leaving Marinette, where he had labored for eleven years, he was ma de the recipient of a popular expression of the esteem in which he was he ld by the citizens regardless of social or religious affiliations. Besides many flattering and heart-felt a ddresses he was presented with several costly and beautiful gifts, whi ch he will doubtless highly prize during the remainder of his life. NOTES: - Most Reverend Joseph John Fox 1904-1915The Most Reverend Joseph John Fox, the only diocesan-born bishop of the di ocese, was born at Green Bay on August 2, 1855. His parents were among t he first German settlers in Green Bay. Their eldest daughter later beca me the prioress of the Dominican Convent of St. Catherine at Racine, WI. J oseph was their third child. After having completed his elementary educati on at the pro-cathedral school (old St. Mary's), he enrolled at St. Franc is Seminary in Milwaukee for the study of the classics. He was sent to Eur ope to complete his preparation for the priesthood; philosophy at Bastoyn e, Belgium, and theology at the American College of the University of Louv ain, Belgium. He was ordained at Malines, Belgium, on June 7, 1879.Upon his return to the diocese, Father Fox reported to Bishop Krautbauer a nd was put in charge of St. Kilian Congregation at New Franken. Seven mont hs later, in May 1880, he was summoned to Green Bay to become secreta ry to the bishop and pastor of St. John Parish. While in charge of St. Joh n's, from May 1880 to August 31, 1883, he directed the construction of a r ectory and opened St. John School in the old cathedral school building. H is eleven-year tenure as pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish, Marinett e, WI began on August 31, 1883. During this period, he endeared to himse lf to both the Catholics and non-Catholics of the Marinette area, and adva nced the material welfare of the parish particularly with the constructi on of a brick-veneered six-room school. In August, 1894, he was recall ed to Green Bay by Bishop Messmer to become fourth vicar general of the di ocese with residence at the Bishop's House. As vicar general, he supervis ed the construction of St. Joseph Orphan Asylum from May 1895, to March 18 96. In July 1898, the vicar general became the Rt. Rev. Monsignor Fox. App arently this was the first time that such a title had been conferred up on a priest of the Diocese of Green Bay. After Bishop Messmer was appoint ed to his new responsibilities as Archbishop of Milwaukee, effecti ve as of Novermber 18,1903, Monsignor Fox became Pope Leo XIII's choi ce as the Fifth Bishop of the Diocese of Green Bay. Archbishop Messmer w as the consecrator when Monsignor Fox was elevated to the Episcopal digni ty at St. Francis Zavier Cathedral in Green Bay on July 25, 1904. The co-c onsecrators were Bishop William Stang of Fall River, MA, and Bishop Freder ick Eis of Marquette, MI. During Bishop Fox's ten years as Bishop of the D iocese of Green Bay, the Catholic population grew from approximately 130,0 00 to approximately 147,000. The roster ofdiocesan priests rose from 141 to 172. He delighted in telling others th at he had "good priests," and the feeling on the part of the clergy was mu tual with regard to their bishop. Gains were consolidated both on the spir itual and on the material fronts. For reasons of health, however, he fe lt obliged to resign his high office. The resignation was effecti ve as of December 4, 1914, and the ailing prelate was named Titular Bish op of Ionopolis and administrator of the diocese. The towering statu re of this Man of God is etched in the pastoral letter which he address ed to his priests on the occasion of his resignation:"You have no doubt by this time received information of the fact that la st May, while in Rome, I handed in my resignation as Bishop of Green Ba y, and that by letter received a few days ago, my resignation has been acc epted by the Holy See. Must I state the reason for this no doubt unexpect ed action on my part? When my predecessor, Archbishop Messmer, was promot ed to Milwaukee, I somewhat feared the consequences, for we were, and tha nk God, have ever remained faithful friends and brothers. Realizing the po or condition of my health, not to mention my utter unworthiness, I begg ed him not to allow my name to go on the list for Green Bay; but not on ly he but you, dear brothers, brought about what I dreaded, my appointment ."In the same letter to his priest, Bishop Fox stated that he decided to res ign because his physical condition had deteriorated to such an extent th at he dreaded "the possibility of becoming a burden and unfit for any work ." He submitted to an operation for a malignancy, but failed to rally in t he post-operative stages and died at the Alexian Brothers' Hospital in Chi cago, IL, on March 14, 1915, - less than four months after his resignatio n. His remains rest in the Fox Mausoleum on the ground of Allouez Cemete ry at Green Bay, Brown, WI.- Press-Gazette, Staff Writer: Jack Rudolph. Piece Titled: The Consecrati on of Bishop Fox. Dated: 20 Jun 1970. Excerpts: . . .Gifts of InsigniaA part of the ceremony reported in considerable detail was the blessing a nd presentation to Bishop Fox of two crosiers, two miters and the Episcop al ring. One of the crosiers, an elaborate and heavy staff for use on ly in 10 the Cathedral, was a gift of the diocesan clergy and the cost a w hopping sum of $1,000. It is still preserved at the Cathedral. The other w as a gift of the Catholic order of Foresters.The two mitres were made by the Sisters of St. Mary's Home here and the Do minican House at Racine where the new bishop's sister was assistant superi or. The ring was a gift of a Milwaukee friend, not identified but possib ly Archbishop Messmer. Following the ceremonies in the cathedral, which la sted well over two hours, the visiting dignitaries, including former Gover nor Schofield and U.S. Senator Ike Stephenson of Marinette, piled aboa rd a fleet of chartered street cars and went out to St. Joseph's Orphana ge for dinner. Huge ParadeThe public part of the celebration took place that night when a massive a nd colorful torchlight procession wound through the downtown district. Ju st about the whole city turned out for the parade in which more than 1,0 00 members of Catholic societies marched and thousands lined the illuminat ed streets to watch. The parade was followed by a public reception in Cath edral Hall, at which Atty. Pat Martin, the Rev. John Hummel; and J.A. Kuyp ers of DePere made speeches. The latter, state ranger of the Foresters, fo rmally presented the bishop with the traveling crosier blessed that mornin g.The next day Bishop Fox conducted his first ceremonial task as head of t he diocese when he ordained seven priests in the cathedral. While he was d oing this, the visiting clergy made a tour of St. Norbert College guid ed by the Rev. J.A. Marx and Archbishop Messmer, the latter enjoying thoro ughly his return to the city where he had presided for a decade. . . not es from RG Catholic Encyclopedia; Joseph J. Fox Joseph J. Fox, fifth bishop, was consecrated, 25 July, 1904. He was born in Green Bay, 2 August, 1855, and made his theological studies at Louvain. He was ordained priest, 7 June, 1870, and served as secretary to Bishop Krautbauer, vicar-general of the diocese, and pastor of Marinette, before he was appointed bishop, 27 May, 1904. | Fox, Reverend Bishop Joseph J. (I77981)
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| 41130 | FOX, Very Reverend Joseph J., vicar general of the diocese of Green Bay, is a native of that city, where he was born August 2nd, 1855. He pursued his preparatory studies at the Cathedral school in Green Bay and continued his classical studies at St. Francis Seminary, in Milwaukee county, from 1870 to 1875. In the fall of the year last named he went to Louvain, Belgium, where he studied at the American College and at the University of Louvain. Having taken the usual course in theology he was ordained there in 1879, and returned home in the fall of that year. His first charge was New Franken, Brown county, Wisconsin, from which he was soon after transferred to St. John's in Green Bay, of which parish he had charge from May, 1880, to August, 1883, during which time he built the present priest's house and placed the parish on a good spiritual as well as financial basis. While pastor of St. John's he acted as secretary to Bishop Krantbauer. For eleven years he had charge of Our Lady of Lourdes, a parish in Marinette, where among the things which he accomplished was the building of a large school house which accommodates an average of five hundred pupils. In connection with it is a well-conducted high school. During his pastorate here the Sisters of Notre Dame built a large academy and boarding Page 349 school for young ladies, which school is in a flourishing condition. He came to his present position under Bishop Messmer in August, 1894. His father, Paul Fox, was one of the early settlers of Green Bay, coming there in 1840, engaging in the fur trade and continuing it for some time, even after immigration had changed the old order of things. In the early days, some of the missionaries said mass in Mr. Fox's house after the only Catholic church of the community, which was located in Shantytown, now Allouez, burned down. He always took great interest in church matters, being one of the leaders in reorganizing the Catholics into a congregation, and purchasing from the Methodists the old church on the site of the present St. John's church, after the burning of the Shantytown church, in the early forties. When the German portion, later, formed a separate congregation. Mr. Fox was again chosen as a leader, and went everywhere--even into the logging camps, to collect money with which to build a church. In his private business undertakings he was successful, having built a large block on Washington street which bears his name, and he owned other real estate. He held several offices, among them that of city treasurer. He died in 1893, aged seventy-five years. Father Fox is Bishop Messmer's right-hand man and valued assistant, and it is to his sagacity and business ability that the diocese owes much of its prosperity. His particular delight is the beautiful St. Joseph's Orphan Asylum, of which he has business direction, and its affairs are kept in order through his watchful care. Father Fox, by reason of his genial manners, kindly ways and liberal conduct toward those who differ with him in religious views and methods, has won the respect and confidence of the community where he labors. When leaving Marinette, where he had labored for eleven years, he was made the recipient of a popular expression of the esteem in which he was held by the citizens regardless of [image: VERY REVEREND JOSEPH J. FOX.] social or religious affiliations. Besides many flattering and heart- felt addresses he was presented with several costly and beautiful gifts, which he will doubtless highly prize during the remainder of his life. | Fox, Reverend Bishop Joseph J. (I77981)
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| 41134 | Foxgrover-Slatter y, Phyllis B.Phyllis Bennett Foxgrover-Slattery, 89, of Kaukauna, passed away peaceful ly on Wednesday, September 13, at the Cherry Meadows Hospice in Appleto n. A memorial service for Phyllis will be held this Saturday, September 1 6, at 2 p.m. at Immanuel United Church of Christ, 510 Sullivan Avenue, Kau kauna, with a reception following. Pastor Melinda Feller will officiate, a nd Rev. David Brian Wedekind, Phyllis' nephew, will also participate. Phyl lis' daughter-in-law, Marsha Foxgrover, will play the organ.Born and raised in Zion, IL, Phyllis was the third child of Raymond and Lo ttie Puhl Bennett. After her father suffered a stroke, Phyllis left high s chool to work and help support the family. After working in grocery stor es in Milwaukee and Oshkosh, Phyllis moved with her family to Kaukauna, wh ere she worked in the grocery store operated by her parents. Shortly there after, Phyllis met Norman "Butch" Foxgrover, and they were married on Sept ember 23, 1934. Phyllis and Norman had been married for almost 47 years wh en he died in 1981.In 1957, Phyllis earned a GED and enrolled in Outagamie County Teachers Co llege. After being awarded a teaching certificate in 1959, Phyllis began h er education career as a teacher at Harrison School in Sherwood. A few yea rs later, Phyllis began teaching at Nicolet School in Kaukauna and complet ed her service to the Kaukauna schools as a reading specialist in 1985. Ph yllis received her Bachelor's degree from UW-Oshkosh and a Master's degr ee in reading from UW-Milwaukee.In the 1970s, Phyllis received a government grant to establish a summer in -service program for the Kaukauna schools to help classroom teachers impro ve their skills in teaching reading. The program was so successful that Ph yllis was invited to present the program at state and national education c onventions. In 1972, she presented the Kaukauna program at the conventi on of the International Reading Association in Detroit. Phyllis was the ch arter president of the Mid-East section of the IRA, and she also serv ed as president of the Kaukauna Education Association.A member of Delta Kappa Gamma, a national group of reading educators, Phyl lis' contributions to classroom teaching and the teaching of reading we re recognized in 1985 by a proclamation of the Wisconsin State Legislatur e.A few years after retiring, Phyllis met Leo F. Slattery, and they were mar ried on September 29, 1990, at Immanuel UCC. Phyllis and Leo had many comm on interests and enjoyed traveling and socializing with their friends. L eo passed away in 2004.Phyllis' strong faith in Christ was an inspiration. When Phyllis' doctor r ecently informed her that her neurological condition was probably termina l, Phyllis responded: "Good! I'm eager to meet my Lord and Savior." Sever al times during her stay at Cherry Meadows Hospice, she said (in a voice m ade raspy by the neurological degeneration) to family members: "I am bless ed." Her only question was, "How long?" and she usually answered the quest ion herself with "God knows!"Phyllis was blessed with strong relationships with family members and frie nds, and she was very grateful to all who helped her remain in her ho me of 62 years and especially during the recent months of her illness. Phy llis' family also expresses its gratitude to the skilled and conscientio us staff at Cherry Meadows Hospice and to the Hospice volunteers.Survivors include Phyllis' sons, Norman of Appleton and David (Marsh a) of Batavia, IL; another son, Philip, passed away in 2001. Five grandchi ldren: Lori (Todd) Keating of Appleton; Kari (Stephen) McDonald of Lakevil le, MN; Craig Foxgrover of Chicago; Sara (Tom) Forsmark of Naperville, I L; and Amy (Chris) Lindstrom of Oak Park, IL; four great-grandchildren: Ci enna and Chenoa Keating, and Grant and Claire McDonald. Phyllis is also su rvived by two dear sisters, Doris (David) Wedekind of Zion, IL, and Charlo tte Wendling of Springfield, IL.A sister, Katherine, died at age 14, and another sister, Ruth, passed aw ay in 1995. Memorial gifts may be directed to Immanuel UCC, 510 Sullivan A venue, Kaukauna, WI 54130, where Phyllis was a member for over 70 year s, or to the MN-WI Baptist Disaster Relief-Directors, 519 16th Street, S E. Rochester, MN 55904.FARGO FUNERAL HOME 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 | Bennett, Phyliss (I205864)
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| 41135 | Foxgrover | Foxgrover, Charles (I339293)
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| 41136 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Britz, Murray (I62642)
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| 41137 | Fr. Cloud Billig, O.F.M. | Billig, Reverend Cloud Anselm John O. F. M. (I62611)
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| 41138 | Fr. Conrad Stoegbauer, age 84, passed away at St Mary's Catholic Home in Cherry Hill, NJ on November 6, 2015. He was born in Rhinelander, WI on December 6,1930, the son of Henry Stoegbauer and Agnes (Hehn) Stoegbauer. He entered the Salvatorain Seminary in 1944 and became a Salvatorian Brother for 28 years serving in Wisconsin and New Jersey. In 1982 he was ordained a priest for the diocese of Camden NJ where he served for 23 years. He is survived by Brother Benedict Stoegbauer SDS, Milwaukee, Brother Michael Stoegbauer OCD, Washington, DC, and one sister, Barbara (Lee) Benjamin of Wadsworth, IL. He is also survived by nephews Gregory (Amy) Benjamin and Jeffrey Benjamin and nieces Stephanie (Kevin) Odle and Andrea (Thomas) Macina, as well as ten grand nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Camden, NJ on November 9th. Burial will be in St Joseph's Cemetery, Appleton. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 25, 2015 | Stoegbauer, Father Conrad Carlton (I203409)
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| 41139 | Fr. Daniel Anholzer, 58, Saginaw, Mich., passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, May 13, 2010. He was born in Appleton, Wis., on July 18, 1951, the son of Helen (DeLeeuw) Anholzer and the late Robert E. Anholzer. Capuchin Friar Daniel Anholzer, Pastor of St. Joseph Parish, Saginaw, was in the order for 40 years. He served as Provincial Minister of the Capuchin Order of St. Joseph, 2002-2008. Under Father Dan's leadership as Provincial Minister, lay employee formation programs were created to further employee's understanding of the Capuchin charism. He also led the province in the 18 month celebration of the 150th anniversary of the first permanent Capuchin foundation in North America and the establishment of the Province of St. Joseph. He served as president of the North American Pacific Capuchin conference (NAPCC) which represents the provinces of the U.S., Australia, Canada and Guam. Father Dan attended St. Lawrence Seminary, a Capuchin high school from 1965 to 1969. He entered the order upon his graduation from high school. In 1975, Father Dan took a year off from studies to live and work in Nicaragua, later returning for this diaconate ordination at Bocana de Palguas. After ordination, he continued serving in Nicaragua, ministering several years, some during the Nicaraguan civil war. He returned to the U.S. in 1983 and spent a year in Milwaukee, serving the House of Peace. He then arrived in Saginaw at St. Joseph "Rainbow Parish" in 1984, where he ministered until his appointment as Provincial Minister in 2002. When Father Dan celebrated his Silver Jubilee in 1995, he stated, "I am so thankful for my Capuchin vocation. I have become who I am thanks to my Capuchin brothers and mentors. I never would have had all the ethnic and cultural experiences I have had throughout these years life experiences which have made me more human, whole, and complete." He is lovingly survived by his mother, Helen Anholzer, Kimberly, Wis.; his brothers and sister, Thomas Anholzer and his special friend, Linda Vaughn, Hortonville, Wis.; Gary (Mary) Anholzer, Quinney, Wis.; and Karen (Fred) Stumpf, Darboy, Wis.; his Nicaraguan sister, Frida (Lee) Adrian; also his nieces and nephews, Kevin and Danielle Santry and their son, Mason; Cole Anholzer and his fiancee, Savannah Bradley; Olivia, Helena and Eric Stumpf; Jason, Marissa and Vanessa Adrian and her fiance, Brandon Bennett; numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. He is further survived by his Capuchin Brothers and his wonderful family of St. Joseph's Parish in Saginaw. His father, Robert Anholzer, preceded him in death. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday, May 19, 2010, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 308 County Road W in Mount Calvary, Wis. The Rev. Mark Joseph Costello OFM CAP will officiate. Burial will be in the St. Lawrence Friary Cemetery in Mount Calvary. Family and friends may call at the church Wednesday morning from 9 a.m. until the time of services. For additional information, please call the Sippel Funeral Home in St. Cloud 920-999-2291 or visit www. sippelfuneralhome.net | Anholzer, Reverend Daniel OFM CAP (I69903)
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| 41140 | Fr. David Belongea, Capuchin Friar and priest, died on October 16, 2015 at the age of 83, following a series of health complications. He was born on December 17, 1931 in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, son of Isaac and Ella Belongea. David was invested in the Capuchin Order on August 31, 1951, and professed his perpetual vows on September 1, 1955. He was ordained a priest on September 10, 1959. During his many years of ministry, David served for 23 years as a missionary in Nicaragua. He also served in pastoral and preaching ministries in Appleton and Milwaukee WI and in Detroit MI. Prior to his retirement in 2005, David ministered to his brother friars for 8 years as a staff member of St. Fidelis Retirement Community. David is survived by his four sisters: Marion Rife, Ruth VanDerLoop, Sylvia Robinson (Kaukauna WI), and Rita Seering (Green Bay WI), and two brothers: Myron and George Belongea (Green Bay), as well as his many Capuchin brothers with whom he lived, prayed and ministered during the past 64 years. Visitation will be held Wednesday October 21, 2015 at ST. JOSEPH PARISH (404 W. Lawrence St. Appleton) beginning at 6:30 p.m. until time of vigil service at 8:00 p.m. Visitation will continue Thursday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of Mass at 11:00 a.m. Committal St. Joseph Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. | Belongea, Father Carl David O. F. M. Cap (I180209)
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| 41141 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Meulemans, Vernon Francis (I18315)
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| 41142 | Fr. Ellis J. (James) Zimmer, O.F.M. Capuchin, age 81, died Monday at St. Paul Elder Services, Kaukauna. He was born on June 24, 1929, in Menasha to the late Jacob and Edith Mary (Schwalen) Zimmer. Fr. Ellis made his First Profession of Vows September 1, 1948, Perpetual Vows September 1, 1951, and was ordained to the Priesthood September 8, 1955. Serving the poor was his life's work. He was a co-founder of Dwelling Place (a Milwaukee retreat house for the poor) and served as a retreat minister and preacher in Madison, Detroit, Milwaukee, Saginaw and Appleton. Fr. Ellis built a one-room hermitage and lived in Appleton as a hermit for some years. He enjoyed writing music and poetry, playing the guitar, singing and nature walks. Fr. Ellis is survived by his siblings: Rita Gruentzel, Appleton; Fred (Patricia), Appleton; Paul (Patricia), Lutz, FL; Carol (Steve Reed), Aurora, CO; and Dan (Terese), Newbury Park, CA; sisters-in-law: Dolores and Beverly Zimmer; and many nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Fr. Ellis was preceded in death by his brothers Francis and Edward; brother-in-law Richard Gruentzel; and sister-in-law Irene Zimmer. Visitation will be held at ST. JOSEPH PARISH (404 W. Lawrence St. Appleton) Thursday January 6, 2011, beginning at 6 p.m. until time of Wake Service at 7:30 p.m. Visitation will continue at ST. JOSEPH PARISH Friday from 9 a.m. until the time of the Mass of Resurrection at 10:30 a.m. Fr. John Celichowski, Capuchin Provincial Minister, will officiate. Committal will take place in spring at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Capuchin Province of St. Joseph (1820 Mt. Elliot St., Detroit, MI 48207). For on-line condolences, please visit www.oconnellfh.com. "God is love and those who abide in love abide in God and God in him/her." | Zimmer, Father Ellis James O. F. M. Cap. (I173126)
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| 41143 | Fr. Eugene Wolf, OFM Cap. died on Sunday morning, August 26, 2012 at St. Fidelis Friary, Appleton. Eugene Paul Wolf, born in 1927, grew up on the family farm near Allenton, WI. He attended grade school at SS Peter & Paul School, Nenno and went on to St. Lawrence Seminary, Mt Calvary, WI for high school. Eugene first came to know of the Capuchins through friars who helped in the parish during the summer months. Fr. Eugene entered the novitiate of the Capuchin Order in 1946 at St. Felix Friary, Huntington IN receiving the name Martinian, and after Vatican II again used his baptismal name, Eugene. His college years of philosophy took place in Garrison, NY and Theology, at St. Anthony Friary, Marathon, WI. He was ordained to the priesthood in 1958 at St. Mary's Church, Marathon. Fr. Eugene was on the faculty of St. Felix Seminary, Huntington, IN and St. Mary's Seminary in Crown Point, IN. With enthusiasm he taught social ethics and served on the staff from 1954-1974 training an entire generation of Capuchins in the social encyclicals of the Church, labor issues and family economics. His educational credits included master degrees in Catholic Social Thought and Library Science from the Catholic University of America, Washington D.C. Some of the highlights during his time of studies in Washington D.C. included the inauguration of President John F. Kennedy, standing in line for nine hours to view the body of the deceased president and being present for the famous Martin Luther King speech, "I Have A Dream." After 1975 Fr. Eugene prepared himself for Pastoral Care and served as chaplain of St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, WI, until 1986. Later he served in front office ministry at St. Bonaventure Monastery in Detroit, MI followed by chaplaincy for the School Sisters of Notre Dame at Mt. Calvary until illness brought about retirement at St. Lawrence Friary, Mt. Calvary. During these years he kept himself abreast of developments in theology, pastoral care and the life of the Church participating in summer workshops both in Washington D.C. and St. Norbert College in DePere. Fr. Eugene happily retired, participating fully in the prayer and social life of the friars at St. Lawrence Friary, keeping up with current events, and spending much time in the library and other areas of interest. He took advantage of continuing education opportunities provided in the area and the Archdiocese of Milwaukee. In 2011 he retired to St. Fidelis Friary and Senior home in Appleton. Fr. Eugene is survived by his brother Albert (Millie), Allenton and Fr. Werner Wolf, OFM Cap, Appleton. He is further survived by nieces, nephews and friars of the Capuchin Fraternities. He was preceded in death by his parents, Martin and Mary Wolf, and two brothers Clemens and Wilmer (Lucy) all of Allenton. The Visitation for Fr. Eugene Wolf will be Tuesday August 28, 2012 at ST. LAWRENCE SEMINARY CHAPEL (301 Church Street, Mt. Calvary 53057), from 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. prayer service. Visitation will continue at the chapel Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of Funeral Mass at 11:30 a.m. Burial will follow in the Capuchin Cemetery in Mt. Calvary. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made in Fr. Eugene's name to St. Lawrence Seminary High School, Mt Calvary. To sign the guestbook visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 27, 2012 | Wolf, Father Eugene O. F. M. Cp. (I323039)
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| 41144 | Fr. Joseph Fredrick Doerfler, O.F.M. Capuchin, age 79, died at Appleton Health Care Center, Friday, September 12, 2008. Joseph was born in Appleton on February 22, 1929, to the late Henry and Elizabeth (Welbes) Doerfler. Fr. Joe was invested on August 31, 1947. He professed his First Vows on September 1, 1948. Fr. Joe took his Final Vows on September 1, 1951, and was ordained to the Priesthood September 8, 1955. He celebrated his first Mass at St. Therese Parish in Appleton. His ministries as a Capuchin were many, but his favorites included teaching Latin, math and religion at St. Francis Brother's School in Mt. Calvary, WI. He served as Chaplain in Saudi Arabia and Willcox, AZ, as well as various Hospital Chaplaincies, Pastor, Associate and Superior roles. He also served as Assistant Pastor at St. Joseph Church in Appleton from 1984-1985. Fr. Joe is survived by his sister, Therese Schumacher of Little Chute; sister-in-law, Germaine Doerfler of Kimberly; nieces and nephews: Tom (Lisa) and Fr. John Doerfler, Tony (Lori), Patty and Reggie Schumacher, Joyce (John) Green, Debbie (Don) Jones, Judy (Fred) Voeltz and Lynn (Paul) Bethe. In addition to his parents, Fr. Joe was preceded in death by his siblings: Dorothy (Tom) Kottmer, Henry, Fr. Camillus, O.F.M. Cap., Catherine and George (Verna) Doerfler; and brother-in-law, Clarence Schumacher. Visitation will be held Monday, September 15, 2008, at 5 p.m. until the Vigil Service at 7 p.m. at ST. JOSEPH PARISH (404 W. Lawrence St., Appleton). The Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated Tuesday, September 16, 2008, at ST. JOSEPH PARISH. The Rev. John Celichowski, O.F.M. Cap. will officiate with Fr. Joe's nephew, the Rev. John Doerfler, concelebrating. Committal St. Joseph Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order, 1820 Mt. Elliot St., Detroit, MI 48207. A special thank you is extended to the staff at Appleton Health Care Center (formerly Franciscan Care Center) for the kindness and care given to Fr. Joe. O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES 2020 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 September 15, 2008 Doerfler O.F.M. Cap., Fr. Joseph Fredrick Fr. Joseph Fredrick Doerfler, O.F.M. Capuchin, 79, died Friday. Visitation will be held Monday, Sept. 15, 2008, at 5 p.m. until the Vigil Service at 7 p.m. at ST. JOSEPH PARISH (404 W. Lawrence St., Appleton). The Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2008, at ST. JOSEPH PARISH. The Rev. John Celichowski, O.F. M. Cap. will officiate with Fr. Joe's nephew, the Rev. John Doerfler, concelebrating. Committal St. Joseph Cemetery. Memorials may be made to the Province of St. Joseph of the Capuchin Order, 1820 Mt. Elliot St., Detroit, MI, 48207. O'CONNELL FUNERAL SERVICES Little Chute 920-788-6237 | Doerfler, Reverend Joseph Fredrick O. F. M. Cap. (I77828)
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| 41145 | Fr. Lloyd Thiel, age 80; passed away September 19, 2010. Fr. Lloyd was born in Hilbert, Wisconsin. He was invested in the Capuchin Order 1948, perpetually professed in 1952, and ordained a priest in 1956. He ministered at St. Lawrence Seminary in Mt. Calvary Wisconsin from 1957 - 1973, and was elected provincial minister of the Midwest Capuchin Province in 1973. From 1978 - 1992, Fr. Lloyd served as Director of the Capuchin Soup Kitchen in Detroit. Before his retirement in 2004, Fr. Lloyd served in the Development Office in Detroit, as well as ministering as a hospital chaplain at Wm. Beaumont Hospital, Royal Oak. He was also weekend assistant at Sacred Heart Parish in Roseville and Good Shepard Parish in Lincoln Park. He is survived by his siblings Melvin (Martha) Thiel, Harold (Dolores) Thiel, Alice (Ralph) Steiner, and Leon (Carol) Thiel; several nieces and nephews , and great-nieces and great-nephews, survive. Father Lloyd is also preceded in death by two brothers, namely Eugene Thiel and Cyril Thiel, by one sister-in-law Margaret Thiel. and by one brother-in-law John Steffes. Visitation will take place Monday, September 27th from 9 a.m. until the time of the memorial mass 11 a.m. at the St. Lawrence Seminary Chapel, 301 Church St., Mt. Calvary. Memorial contributions to the St. Bonaventure Monastery or the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, 1740 Mt. Elliott, Detroit, MI 48207 would be appreciated. Funeral arrangements handled by the Chas. Verheyden Funeral Home, Inc. Grosse Pointe, MI 313-881-8500. Light a candle and share a memory at: www.verheyden.org Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20100925/APC010301/9250610/1007#ixzz10ZTXUDgz | Thiel, Father Lloyd OFM Cap (I91800)
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| 41146 | Fr. Maynard Billig, O.F.M. | Billig, Reverend Maynard Benedict Joseph O. F. M. (I62610)
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| 41147 | Fr. Peter E. Cops S.S.S. - Fr. Peter E. Cops, 85, passed away on Monday, April 12, 2010 in Lacrosse. Fr. Peter was born in Nymegen, The Netherlands, on February 5, 1925. At an early age he entered the seminary staffed by members of the Congregation of the Blessed Sacrament. He joined the Blessed Sacrament Fathers, and was ordained to the priesthood, in Holland, on March 25, 1952. That summer he celebrated his First Mass at Sacred Heart Parish in Appleton. A few months later Fr. Pete went to be a missionary in Brazil, where he ministered for 18 years. When he came to the United States, he spent a number of years promoting devotion to Christ in the Blessed Sacrament. He traveled to a number of dioceses, where he assisted in establishing perpetual adoration. In his retirement, Fr. Pete lived in La Crosse with other retired priests, where he was lovingly cared for by John Neuman, and the Diocese. Fr. Pete is survived by 3 sisters; Mary Havinga, Annie (Ken) Schuh, Margie (Paul) Young, and four brothers; Eddie (Beverly) Cops, Fr. Augustine Cops, O.F. M. Capuchin, Gerald (Bernice) Cops, Henry (Joyce) Cops, and brother-in-law John (Ellie) Vincent, and 39 nieces and nephews and their families. He was preceded in death by his parents, Emund and Theodora Cops, three sisters, Nellie Van Nuland, Dorothy Van Nuland, and Josie Vincent and three brothers-in-law, Martin Van Nuland, Joseph Van Nuland, Peter "Bill" Havinga and a niece, Maria Herrmann. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday, April 15, 2010 at 11:00 AM at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH (410 E. Wallace St. Combined Locks) with Fr. Augustine "Gus" Cops con-celebrating. A time of visitation will be held on Wednesday, April 14, 2010 from 4:00 until 7:00 PM at the Church and on Thursday from 10:00 AM until the time of Mass. A prayer service will be held on Wednesday at 7:00 PM at the Church. Burial will be in the Holy Name Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been set up within the Cops Foundation of Kimberly, to help feed the world's poor, and support Pro-Life causes. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Ave Kimberly WI 54136 920-788-6202 | Cops, Father Peter E. S. S. S. (I163454)
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| 41148 | Fr. Robert Vandenberg, age 88, passed away early on Tuesday morning, January 27, 2015 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. The Funeral Liturgy for Fr. Vandenberg will be held at 11:00 AM on Monday, February 2, 2015 at St. Paul Catholic Church, 410 Wallace Street in Combined Locks. His body will be received at the church by a community of priests, led by Fr. Donald Zuleger on Sunday, February 1, at 1:00 PM. Visitation will follow in the sanctuary until 4:00 PM, and again on Monday morning from 9:00 AM until the time of the mass. Father will be buried in the parish cemetery. A complete obituary will appear here as soon as it is available 1/28/2015 Father Robert Vandenberg was born on February 4, 1926 in Kimberly, Wisconsin, to Gregory and Marie (Lamers) Vandenberg. He attended Kimberly High School and Marquette University in Milwaukee where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Naval Science and a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration. Father Vandenberg held a commission in the U.S. Navy Reserves until 1951. From 1952 until 1954, Fr. Vandenberg spent time as a novice with the Jesuit Fathers. Following this, he entered St. Paul Seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota, to study theology. He was ordained a priest by Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona on May 31, 1958, at St. Francis Xavier Cathedral in Green Bay. Father Vandenberg served as assistant pastor at St. Therese Parish in Appleton in 1958, at St. Peter Church in Oconto from 1967 until 1968, and at St. Patrick Parish in Green Bay from 1968 to 1969. He also served one year as pastor at Immaculate Conception Church in Glenmore. In 1970, Father Vandenberg became pastor of St. Paul Parish in Combined Locks, where he served until his retirement in 2004. Prior to his retirement, he was appointed temporary administrator at Holy Angels Parish in Darboy. Fr. Vandenberg served on the board of directors of the Leo Benevolent Society from 1969 until 2007. For most of those years, Father served as the Treasurer, oversaw the investment portfolio of the funds, and ensured that retirees received their pension benefits. Following his retirement, he assisted many area parishes with weekend masses, and also anointed the sick and held a weekly mass at St. Elizabeth Hospital. Fr. Vandenberg will be remembered by all for his love of fly-fishing, hunting, traveling, playing cards, and his "mandatory" weekly visits to Van Abel's of Hollandtown for the pan-fried pike. In recent years, he came to love and appreciate his Kimberly neighbors, who were all very good to him and looked after his needs. He had a special affection for Dave and Dawn Krajeuwski and their children. Survivors include two sisters: Rose Vanden Heuvel of Kimberly and Mary (Jim) Grist of Madison; and ten nieces and nephews: Mary Jo (Joe) Wendels, Jeff (Kris) Vanden Heuvel, Joan (Jim) Opsteen, Gerg (Gerry) Vanden Heuvel, Phil Vanden Heuvel (Tami), Charles (Terri) Grist, Julie (Paul) Holohan, Dr. Tom (Jean) Grist, Lorelle (Brian) Dalke, and Nancy (Tom) Franchett. Father was preceded in death by his parents, and a brother-in-law: Joe Vanden Heuvel. Reception of the body by the Regional Vicar, Very Reverend Donald Zuleger, will take place at St. Paul Parish, 410 Wallace Street in Combined Locks, on Sunday, February 1, 2015, at 1:00 PM, and will continue until the time of a prayer service which will be held at 4:00 PM. Visitation will resume Monday morning at the church from 9:00 AM until 11:00 AM, at which time the Funeral Liturgy, expressing our faith and our hope in the promised glory of the Lord's Resurrection, will take place. Bishop David L. Ricken will be the Celebrant, with Bishop Robert Banks and Bishop Robert Morneau Concelebrating. Reverend Monsignor James Vanden Hogen will be the Homilist. Burial will follow at the parish cemetery, with full military honors. Memories of Fr. Vandenberg and online condolences may be shared at www.wichmannfargo.com. | Vandenberg, Reverend Robert (I38071)
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| 41149 | Fr. Silas (Gerald) Baumann, OFM Cap., 87, a native of Wausau, died in Appleton, May 2, 2013. Fr. Silas taught Chemistry at St. Lawrence Seminary High School for over 20 years. He also served as spiritual director for the Secular Franciscans in the Fond du Lac and Fox Valley area. He often said how much he enjoyed living the community life of a Capuchin Friar. He was invested in 1943. His first profession was in 1944 and he perpetually professed in 1947. Fr. Silas was ordained in 1951. Until his retirement in 1996, Fr. Silas served in a variety of ministries, including retreat work, post-novitiate formation and chaplaincy. Fr. Silas is survived by his siblings: Daniel Baumann, Sheboygan; Virginia Papa, Sheboygan Falls; and Barbara (Herb) Goeden, Peachtree, GA. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, great and great-great cousins, Capuchin brothers and Franciscan Seculars. Fr. Silas was preceded in death by his parents Alfred J. and Gertrude (Martini) Baumann; brother Clarence J. Baumann; and sister and brother-in-law: Margie Baumann and Ermino P. Papa. Visitation will be held Tuesday May 7, 2013 at ST. JOSEPH PARISH (404 W. Lawrence, Appleton) from 8:30 a.m. until time of Funeral Mass at 10:30 a.m. Burial will follow at 3:00 PM at the St. Lawrence Friary Cemetery, Mt. Calvary. To sign the guest book, visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 5, 2013 | Baumann, Father Silas Gerald O.F.M. (I324043)
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| 41150 | Fr. William "Bill" Rickert, age 95, passed away on Saturday, November 5, 2016. Funeral arrangements will appear in Tuesday's edition of the newspaper. Boettcher Family Funeral Home of Kaukauna is assisting the family. 920-766-2099. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 6, 2016 Reverend William J. Rickert, Green Bay, entered eternal life Saturday, November 5, 2016, at the age of 95. At the time of his death, Fr. Rickert was the oldest living priest of the Diocese of Green Bay. Father Rickert was born in 1920 as the oldest child of Joseph and Laura (Bosman) Rickert. He attended high school at St. Joseph, Appleton and St. Lawrence Seminary, Mt. Calvary. He went on to St. John Seminary in Collegeville, Minnesota, where he studied philosophy and theology. He was the first priest to be ordained by Bishop Stanislaus V. Bona, on January 31, 1945 at St. Joseph Orphanage Chapel, Green Bay. Father then began his 71 years of priestly service. Father's first assignment, from 1945 to 1958, was at St. Mary, Menasha where he served as Assistant Pastor of the parish, Athletic Director and Administrator of St. Mary High School. He then served as Pastor in the following parishes: from 1958 to 1963 at Sacred Heart Parish, Spruce, with the mission in Klondike; from 1963 to 1966 at Holy Angels Parish, Darboy; from 1966 to 1978 at St. Mary Parish, Oshkosh; from 1978 to 1986 at SS Peter & Paul Parish, Weyauwega; and from 1986 to 1990 at St. Francis Parish, Hollandtown. He served as Administrator of St. Patrick Parish, Askeaton from 1990 to 1996. In 1996, he became a senior priest, and continued to serve sacramentally in numerous parishes. In addition to his service to parishes, Father Rickert served as the co-founder and first President of the Diocesan Clergy Credit Union, as the Diocesan Director of the Catholic Rural Life Conference, as a Diocesan Consultor and Regional Vicar, as a member of the Priest Personnel Board, and as Spiritual Advisor of the St. Vincent de Paul Diocesan Council. Fr. William Rickert is survived by four brothers: Roy (Vi) Rickert, Joe (Patricia) Rickert, all of Appleton; John (Joan) Rickert of Bluffton, South Carolina; Tom Rickert of Green Bay. Father Bill was proud of his nieces and nephews : Pat (Dan) Bacon, Judy (Mike) Edlebeck, Deb (Roy) VandeHey, Steve (Gen) Rickert, Pete (Kay) Rickert, Darlene (Ken) Peters, Connie Del Ponte, Lois Morris, Pauline (Mark) Mercer, Jane (John) Gustufson, Gregg (Laurie) Rickert, Tim (Dawn) Rickert, Kevin (Bernadette) Rickert, Barbara (Dan) Hughes, Dave (Ginny) Rickert, Ken (Pat) Rickert, Nancy (Craig) Witty, Jim Rickert, Jackie (Steve) Woods, Vicky (John) Parks, Tammy (Kevin) VandeYacht, Linda Sternhagen, Lisa Rickert & Eric Ebersberger, Rick Rickert, Terri Jo (Jeff) Countney, Rock (Wendy) Rickert, Rory (Wendy) Rickert, Renee (Arif) Zaman , Remy Rickert, along with cousins, friends, including Therese Weiss, and fellow clergy. Fr. Bill was preceded in death by his parents Joe & Laura (Bosman) Rickert, a sister Anna Mae, brothers Richard and Dorothy Rickert, Robert and Beatrice Rickert, two sisters-in-law, Kay Rickert and Norma Rickert, special Aunt Leone Bosman and special family member Annie Sanderfoot. He was also preceded in death by these nieces and nephews: Mark Rickert; Joseph Rickert; Jean Ann Rickert; Mary Jo Rickert; Bob Sternhagen; and Rhonda Rickert, along with many other aunts, uncles and cousins. Reception of the body by the Regional Vicar, Very Reverend Donald Zuleger, will take place on Thursday, November 10, 2016, at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, W2037 County Road S, Freedom, at 5:00 p.m. Visitation will follow from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., with a Prayer Service at 7:00 p.m. led by Father Walter Stumpf. Visitation will continue on Friday morning at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the funeral. The Funeral Liturgy, expressing our faith and our hope in the promised glory of the Lord's Resurrection, will take place on Friday, November 11, 2016, at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, Freedom at 11:00 a.m., with Most Reverend Robert F. Morneau as Celebrant, and Reverend Willard Van De Loo as Homilist. Burial will be at St. Nicholas Cemetery, Freedom. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in Fr. Bill's name. Boettcher Family Funeral Home of Kaukauna is assisting the family. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com. 920-766-2099. The Rickert Family would like to say thanks to Tom Rickert, Pat & Dan Bacon, Staff at St. Vincent Hospital and Manor Care West, and the Staff at Grellinger Hall for all the help and special care given to Fr. Bill. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Nov. 6 to Nov. 8, 2016 | Rickert, Reverend William J. (I96009)
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| 41151 | Fra* Dietzen Lizzie Dietzen John Dietzen Frank Dietzen Peter Dietzen Katie Dietzen Philip Dietzen | Dietzen, Frank (I79882)
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| 41152 | Frahm, Marguerite B., (nee M eulemans)AppletonAge 92, died Friday, December 19, 2003. She was born in Wrightstown on Dec ember 30, 1910, the daughter of the late Edward and Barbara (Buechel) Meul emans. On December 19, 1944 she married Joseph Frahm; he preceded her in d eath.Marguerite worked at Appleton Mills for over 30 years. She was a memb er of St. Therese Catholic Church and the Ladies Society. She was also a m ember of the Catholic Knights and Catholic Daughters.She is survived by a sister, Evelyn Blick, Appleton; two sisters-in-law: M ary Miller, Neenah; Theresa Frahm, Appleton; two brothers-in-law: Robert L eidel, Green Bay; Edward Frahm, Appleton. She is further survived by ma ny nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.She was preceded in death by her husband, sisters: Mary Leidel, Mildred Ar noldussen, Regina Kieffer, Edna Spierings, Lorraine Green; two brothers: E mil and Norbert Meulemans.The Funeral Mass will be 5 p.m. Monday, December 22, 2003 at St. Therese C atholic Church, 213 E. Wisconsin Ave. with Father William Hoffman officiat ing. Visitation will be from 3-5 p.m. at the church. In lieu of other expr essions of sympathy, a memorial fund is being established. Valley Funeral Home | Meulemans, Marguerite B. (I64249)
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| 41153 | FRAMBACH ESTELLE HUBBARD 07/10/1880 F KANSAS LOS ANGELES(19) 05/08/1978 568-16-6174 97 yrs | Hubbard, Estelle (I102681)
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| 41154 | FRAMBACH EDGAR EUGENE 09/23/1878 CLASPILL FRAMBACH M WISCONSIN LOS ANGELES(19) 12/29/1954 560-22-2217 76 yrs | Frambach, Edgar Eugene (I167789)
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| 41155 | FRAMBACH, Henry A., a resident of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, is of German descent, as his name indicates, and was born in Syracuse, New York, November 21st, 1840. His father, Charles A. Frambach, was a teacher of languages. In 1846, Mrs. Frambach, mother of Henry A., died, and her husband, with his family of four motherless children, removed to Racine, where eight years after he too passed away. The boy, Henry, was thus thrown upon his own resources, and went to work upon a farm for the summer at six dollars per month. When winter came he attended the district school, and thus acquired the rudiments of an education. That he was a brave, self-reliant boy is shown by the fact that in 1857, when but seventeen years of age, he crossed the plains to Salt Lake as master of a wagon train, receiving therefor, as compensation, forty- five dollars per month. Returning from his long journey, he operated a wood boat on the Illinois river for a time, when the civil war coming on, he sold his boat and enlisted in the Sixty-first Illinois infantry. Serving as a private till after the battle of Shiloh, he was detailed to the secret service, the most responsible, as it was the most dangerous service to which a soldier could be assigned. Of his bravery, self-possession and good judgment, there could be no better evidence than this assignment. He served with distinction in this capacity until 1863, when he was appointed chief of the secret service in the Department of Arkansas, with the rank of colonel. This position he retained for some time after the close of the war, engaging at the same time in mercantile business in St. Louis. In 1872, Col. Frambach, in company with his brother, went to Kaukauna, Wisconsin, and built the first paper mill erected in that town, at the same time engaging in merchandizing. From 1878 to 1880 he operated paper mills in Menasha and Kaukauna. The Eagle paper mill, which he at one time operated, was burned in 1880, and this he rebuilt and operated as the Frambach paper mill. A year later, he, with others, organized the Union Pulp company. His interests in both of these establishments he disposed of in 1884 to a syndicate; and, in company with Joseph Vilas of Manitowoc, he organized the Badger Paper company, and its plant was ready for work in 1885. Col. Frambach is president of this company, one of the most prosperous of the many similar ones in that region; also vice-president and general manager of the Quinnesec Falls company, Quinnesec, Michigan. He is a financier as well as a manufacturer, having established the Manufacturers' bank in South Kaukauna, in 1886, and two years later he organized the First National Bank of Kaukauna, with a capital of $50,000, which is said to be one of the soundest financial institutions in the state. Of this bank he is president, and has held the office since the bank was organized. Col. Frambach is also actively interested in several other manufacturing enterprises, and has the mental capacity and physical vigor to grasp the details of all these great concerns. Politically Col. Frambach is Republican, and one of the party leaders of his district. He was a member of the town board of supervisors in 1876, and in 1892 was the Republican nominee for congress, but that was not a year favorable to Republican success, and he was defeated. He was the first mayor of Kaukauna when it had received a city charter, and was president of the American Paper Maker's exhibit at the World's Columbian Exposition, a position for which he was admirably fitted. He was married, in 1865, to Miss Fannie Claspill of Springfield, Illinois, and of this union there are five children. The family are attendants upon the Congregational church, to which Col. Frambach is a liberal contributor, as he is to many other worthy objects. He is an Odd Fellow, and has filled, consecutively, all the official chairs of the organization. He became a member of the Masonic fraternity in 1887, and is a member of the Wisconsin consistory. He is a benevolent, public-spirited man, enterprising and alert in all business affairs, and in a very large sense the architect of his own fortune. A hard worker, he finds his relaxation from the cares of business in raising and driving fine horses, for which he has a passion. | Frambach, Colonel Henry Augustus (I144701)
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| 41156 | FRAMES FOR THE FUTURE Iron River area centennial book page 396 "Thomas Flanagan Family" Iron River's first school master was Thomas Flanagan. He was born in Freedom, Wisconsin near Appleton on March 20, 1858. Tom's parents were John and Margaret (Cleary) Flanagan who were natives of County Westmeath, Ireland. Mr. Flanagan was married to Mary Hayes and came to Iron River in 1881 when it was a small mining hamlet and resided here continually until his death in 1928 at age 70. Tom accepted a position as school master in the fall of 1881 and continued in that work the following year. He received his education at Lawrence College in Appleton. Mr. Flanagan received his teacher's permit by passing an examination in Marquette, which at that time was the county seat of this district, also a part of Marquette County. The school in which Mr. Flanagan taught was a log building next to what is now Selin's Furniture Store on Genesse Street at Fourth. Many of Iron River's prominent citizens attended school under his instruction. In 1882 Mr. Flanagan was honored by being made first clerk of the newly organized Iron River Township. After completing 11 years as township clerk he was elected treasurer, a position he held for two years. He was then elected township supervisor, a position he held for three years. Later, when Iron River became incorporated as a village, Mr. Flanagan was appointed police marshall. Tom and Mary were the parents of seven children: Edward, Clement, Lillian, Eulalia, Clarence, Chester and Margaret. Clement, Lillian, Eulalia and Margaret were all educators. Margaret, or "Nad" as she was known, served as principal of the James and Lincoln schools. Clarence was a medical doctor and practiced in Menominee for many years. Eulalia was married to L.C. (Sharkey) Brazell of Iron River and Lillian to Mike Schroeder of Vulcan. Tom and Mary had 13 grandchildren, two of whom, Mrs. Carl W. Anderson (Peggy Flanagan) and Chester H. Flanagan, live in Iron River. Chester married Judith Nolingberg of Iron River and Clement married Ethel Bagley of Gaastra. | Flanagan, Thomas (I68335)
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| 41157 | Fran L. Verhagen, nee Verkuilen, 71, of Little Chute, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 27, 2015, at the St. Paul Home in Kaukauna. She was born on January 13, 1944, daughter of the late John and Anna (Van Schyndel) Verkuilen. Fran married Walter L. Verhagen, Jr. in 1969, and he preceded her in death on November 8, 1976. Fran was a long time member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute, graduating from St. John High School in 1963. She was also a very active member in the St. Elizabeth Society. Fran worked as an executive secretary for lawyers Van Hoof and Van Hoof and for Riverside Paper until her retirement. She was an avid Packers and Badgers fan, but most importantly, a devoted mother and grandmother. Fran is survived by her two daughters: Julie (Todd) Baumann and their sons Alex and Max, and Cathi (Kirk) Leyden and their children Ava and Ian; siblings: Anna Marie (Merlin) Hein, John (Carol) Verkuilen, Robert (Gloria) Verkuilen, Dolores (Bruce) Schulz, Patricia (Harry) Schulz, George (Diane) Verkuilen, Joe (Marilyn) Verkuilen, Beverly Bangart, Jim (Sharon) Verkuilen; brothers and sisters-in-law: Marcellus (Mary) Van Gompel, James (Myra) Verhagen, Eugene (Sandy) Verhagen, Douglas Verhagen, Grace (Carl) Fiestedt; and many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Fran was preceded in death by her husband, Walter; her parents; her father and mother-in-law, Walter J. and Del (Lom) Verhagen; sister-in-law, June Van Gompel; brother-in-law, Allen Bangart. Funeral services will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, January 2, 2016, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, 323 S. Pine Street, Little Chute, with Msgr. Jim Vanden Hogen officiating. Visitation will be on Friday evening, January 1, 2016, from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home, 101 Canal Street, Little Chute, and again on Saturday at the church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the Mass. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in Fran's name. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The Verhagen family would like to extend a special thank you to all of Fran's special friends and relatives for their faithful visits, and to Dr. Guenther and St. Paul Hospice for their compassionate care of Fran during her stays at AMC and St. Paul Home. | Verkuilen, Frances (I19302)
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| 41158 | Fran Seidl, Combined Locks, 71, died Friday, Sept. 10, 2010, at Theda Clark Medical Center with his family by his side. He was born in Appleton to the late Frank C. and Catherine (Vosters) Seidl. Faith and family were a big part of Fran's life. He was a 1957 graduate of Appleton High School and served in the U.S. Army Reserves from 1957-1965. On April 4, 1961, he married Nancy Vander Velden at Holy Name Parish in Kimberly. After 44 years of service, Fran retired from Riverside Paper Corp. where he proudly followed in his dad's footsteps as Head Fireman in the Boiler Room. He was a lifelong member of St. Paul Parish and a retiree of the Combined Locks Volunteer Fire Department. Fran had a special interest and hobby in gardening, taking pride in growing many flower and vegetable plants. He was also an avid NASCAR fan, always rooting for #24. Fran enjoyed all types of fishing, especially the many trips to Canada, Minnesota and North Dakota. He is survived by his wife of 49 years, Nancy; children, Gail (Dan) Schultz, Darboy; Jeff (Barb) Seidl, Menomonee Falls; Sue (Jeff) Smith, Winneconne; and Steve (Kelly) Seidl, Brea, CA; grandchildren: Aaron (Monica), Alyssa, Andrew and Alec Schultz, Tony, Taylor and Sam Seidl, Amanda and Cassie Mielke, Lauren, Ben and Ryan Seidl; sisters and brother: Ann (Bob) Arndt, Dave (Cathie) Seidl and Kris (Bruce) Carew; and sister and brother-in-law: Pat (Gene) Gloudemans and Jim Vander Velden. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Fran was preceded in death by his father- and mother-in-law, Cleborne and Margaret Vander Velden; and sister-in-law, Judy Vander Velden. Visitation will be held Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2010, at ST. PAUL PARISH (410 Wallace St., Combined Locks) beginning at 10 a.m. until time of Mass at 12 noon. The Rev. James Lucas will officiate with the Rev. Robert Vandenberg concelebrating. Committal St. Paul Cemetery. A memorial in Fran's name is being established by the family. For online condolences, please visit www. oconnellfh.com. Grampa Dusty, we love you and will miss you! Your grandkids O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20100913/APC010301/9130492/1007#ixzz0zRc8ZH8z | Seidl, Francis "Fran" (I162245)
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| 41159 | Fran? Block Christina Block Christina Block Katie Block | Block, Frank (I169370)
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| 41160 | Fran? Klein Mary Klein Irvin Klein Laura Klein John Betzeman Mary Huhn W M Lotter Patrick Mullen Herman Borchert Edward Kluge Amanda Koenig | Klein, Frank (I157972)
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| 41161 | Frana Baker Maiden Name: Green Spouse: William Baker Request a Photocopy Born: March 22, 1982 Died: June 7, 1934 Place of Birth: Ontario, Canada, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 7, 1934 Section: Page: 20 Type: Cemetery Name: Seymour Location: Seymour, WI Notes news article NO NEWSPAPERS FOR 1934 | Green, Frana (I308013)
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| 41162 | Franas Vandewetering 53 Hondrina Vandewetering 53 Jane Vandewetering 24 William Vandewetering 21 Lambert Vandewetering 16 Ellen Vandewetering 13 Peter Vandewetering 12 Andi Vandewetering9 Peter Fondilender 13 | Vandewettering, Peter (I70823)
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| 41163 | France - Aged 33 Years | Oudenhoven, Herbert Theodore (I99260)
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| 41164 | France, Births and Baptisms, 1546-1896 birth:18 Aug 1873 Dettwiller, Bas-Rhin, France residence:1873 Dettwiller, Bas-Rhin, France parents:Georg Stiegler, Franziska Wendling | Stiegler, Maria Magdelena (I328535)
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| 41165 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Miller, Heather Marie (I138734)
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| 41166 | Frances (Franny) Kilgas, 79, Kaukauna, passed away peacefully on Friday, Dec. 2, 2011, at home surrounded by her family. She was born Apr. 2, 1932, in Milwaukee, to the late Jack and Florence (Zietler) Huss, and lived in Suring, Wis. until her family moved to Kaukauna in 1944. Franny was a beloved wife, mother, sister, grandmother, and friend. She met her future husband while in high school, and after a five year courtship she married David Kilgas on Jun. 20, 1953. Franny adored her grandchildren and always encouraged them in their professions, athletics, and academics. Her contribution to the community over her life has been enormous. One of her greatest joys was working with Hospice. Franny became the quintessential hospice volunteer, receiving a certificate of honor as Hospice Organization and Palliative Experts (HOPE) Volunteer of the year in 2009 and the Rotary Paul Harris Fellow Honoree in 2010. She became a very special friend to everyone she touched at Cherry Meadows and was the personification of the word compassion. She is survived by her husband of 58 years, David; her three sons: Michael (Lila) Timothy (Barb), and Gregory (Karen); one daughter, Sarah; nine grandchildren: Stacie, Nicole, Steven, Michael, Taylor, Paul, Dianne, Adam, and Kevin; her sisters: Barbara Mischler, Sr. Helen Huss, Mary (Paul) Schuh, and Ginny (Bob) Recla. The Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2011, at ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 119 W. 7th St., Kaukauna, with Fr. Willard Van De Loo officiating. Friends will be received on Monday, Dec. 5, 2011, at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m., at which time a Parish Prayer Service will conclude the evening. Friends may call again on Tuesday directly at church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will take place in St. Mary's Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Cherry Meadows Hospice, Appleton. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com 766-2099. Franny will be greatly missed by her family and countless friends. They will remember her for her boundless energy and enthusiasm. Franny's last days were lovingly cared for by her family. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from December 3 to December 4, 2011 | Huss, Frances M. (I180774)
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| 41167 | Frances A. Portman, Kaukauna, age 91, passed away on Tuesday, April 12, 2016. She was born on March 18, 1925 in Kaukauna to the late Ambrose and Katherine (Verkuilen) Grissman. On February 21, 1945 she married Joseph Portman in Springvale, Maine. Frances was a member of the Kaukauna V.F.W. Post 3319 Ladies Auxiliary. She also enjoyed crocheting, camping, fishing and trips to the casino. Frances is survived by her children: Cindy Tepolt of Invernes, FL; Alan (Marilyn) Portman of Little Chute; Karen (Robert) VanDenHeuvel of Kaukauna; Mary (Jerry) Wittmann of Kimberly; Tom (Karen) Portman of Freedom; Joe (Karen) Portman of Little Chute; Robert Portman of De Pere; and David Portman of Kaukauna; grandchildren: Bob Tepolt, Carri (Jeff) Laszlo, Courtney (Clint) Marsh, Cassandra (Ed) Hall, Amy (Scott) Janssen, Aaron (Nicole) Portman, Brian (Cindy) VanDenHeuvel, Scott (Lisa) VanDenHeuvel, Cory VanDenHeuvel, Jeremy Wittman (special friend Tammy), Jason Wittman (special friend Casey), Joelle (Dale) Knauer, Jared Portman (special friend Kayla), Ryan (Michelle) Portman, Adam (fianceé Nicole) Portman, Miranda (fiancé Adam) Warnke, Megan Portman, Michelle (Mathew) Baxter, Christina Portman, Travis (Ashley) Mc Donough and Amanda Lauer; 36 great grandchildren; 2 great great grandchildren with one on the way; as well as many other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Frances was preceded in death by her husband of 69 years, Joseph; their infant daughter, Debra; and son-in-law, Rod Tepolt. She is further preceded in death by her siblings and members of Joe's family. A private funeral was held at O'Connell Funeral Home. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The family would like to thank the staff of Atrium Post Acute Care of Little Chute and Dr. Greg Johnson from the Kaukauna Clinic. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Apr. 17, 2016 | Grissman, Frances (I198898)
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| 41168 | Frances A. Tiseling 2/6/1922 2/24/2003 Post Crescent 2/25/2003 C 4 | Tieseling, Frances A. (I7832)
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| 41169 | Frances Anna Leach 21 Apr 1896 10 Oct 1992 027684 | Leach, Frances A. (I320078)
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| 41170 | Frances Arnoldussen 8 Mar 1917 Jun 1977 Fullerton, Orange, Califo rniaARNOLDUSSEN FRANCES M 03/07/1917 F WISCONSIN ORANGE 06/17/19 77 396-12-5523 60 yrs | Dorn, Frances (I78645)
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| 41171 | Frances Barrett Becomes - Bride of Harold W. Forster MISS FRANCES BARRETT, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Barrett, route 1, Menasha. became the bride of Harold W. Forster, son of Mrs. Theresa Forster, 311 S. Memorial drive, in a ceremony at 9 o'clock this morning at St. Joseph's church. The Rev. Father Cyprian, O.M. Cap., read the nuptial mass. Attendants were Miss Constance Flanagan and William Auer, the latter of Menasha. A wedding dinner was served this noon at the Copper Kettle toabout 25 guests and a reception is being held this afternoon at the home of the bride's parents. When they return from a wedding trip to Chicago. Mr. Foster and his bride will make their home with her parents. The bride is a graduate of St. Mary Springs academy. Fond du Lac, and attended Marquette university for two years. Mr. Forster. a 'graduate of Appleton High school,-is employed at the Liethen Grain company. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Muehlenbein, Menasha. and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Nickey, Oshkosh. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, April 27, 1939 | Page 10 | Family: Forster, Harold / Barrett, Frances (F60649)
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| 41172 | Frances Baumgartner Nick Baumgartner John Baumgartner Elsie Baumgartner Allen Baumgartner Ellen Baumgartner | Kramer, Frances (I190458)
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| 41173 | Frances Boehme, Delavan, WI, age 95, passed away early Sunday at her home on October 11, 2009. Frances was the daughter of Theodore and Georgina (Vander Velden) van Oudenhoven. She born in Blaisedale, North Dakota, moved to and resided in Kimberly until her marriage to Arthur Boehme of Appleton, WI, in 1933. In 1958 Frances moved to Delavan where she and her husband owned and operated the Club Shamrock on North Shore Dr. until 1968. They then moved to South Shore Dr. and semi-retired. She was very active in the churches that she attended. Frances is survived by her daughter, Bonnie (Dan) Sullivan of Bradenton, FL; 1 son, Noris (Joan) Boehme of Johnson Creek, WI; 6 grandchildren: Dan (Joy) Sullivan, Tim Sullivan, Mary (Mike) Riley of Oxford, WI, Kathy (Rick) Chaney, Resa (Dave) Wronski, James (Rose) Sullivan; 5 step-grandsons: David Schoettel, John (Susie) Schoettel, Frank (Sandee) Schoettel, Carl (Nancy) Schoettel, Michael (Mary) Schoettel; 16 great- grandchildren; 11 step-great-grandchildren; 15 great-great-grandchildren; 4 step-great-great-grandchildren; a sister-in-law, Vera Boehme; also nieces and nephews and other relatives. Funeral Mass will be held Saturday, October 17, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. at ST. ANDREWS CATHOLIC CHURCH in Delavan with Fr. Walter Boehme officiating. Visitation will be 1 hour prior to service at the Church. Burial will be at a later date at St. Andrews Cemetery in Delavan. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, memorials may be made to St. Andrews Catholic Church, Aurora VNA Hospice. MON-ROE FUNERAL HOME, Delavan, is assisting the family. | VanOudenhoven, Frances Marcy (I86190)
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| 41174 | Frances Boon Ida Boon Mina Boon Harold Boon | Boone, Francis J. (I146355)
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| 41175 | FRANCES BROWN Request Information SSN 398-10-4735 Residence: 83705 Boi se, Ada, ID Born 9 May 1917 Last Benefit: Died 16 May 1994 Issued: WI (Before 1951 ) | Binder, Frances Mary (I5253)
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| 41176 | Frances C. (Van Grinsven) Vander Pas, Little Chute, age 99, passed away Sunday, February 15, 2015 at Parkside Care Center, Little Chute. She was born February 5, 1916 in Marion, Wisconsin to the late John and Frances (Vander Linden) Van Grinsven. Frances married Anthony Vander Pas on June 16, 1937 at St John Catholic Church, Little Chute. He died on August 10, 1987. Frances is survived by their children: Lawrence (Mary) Vander Pas, Carol (Ken) Grode, Gerald (Marilyn) Vander Pas, Eugene (Phyllis "Lefty") Vander Pas, Wayne (Jane) Vander Pas, Greg (Jane) Vander Pas and Jeff (Lynn) Vander Pas; grandchildren: Susan (Alan) Spaulding, Donna (Scot) DeGoey, Cheri (Robert) Albrecht, David (Linda) Vander Pas; Sarah (Greg) Ebben, Edmund (Crystal) Grode, Michael (Denise) Grode, Kay (Kurt) Dorow, Charles (Heidi Lukas) Grode; Matthew and Lee Vander Pas; Chad (Gwen) Vander Pas, Dayna (David) Wolf, Lana (Todd) Granger; Alicia Lugaeur, Anthony (Jennifer) Vander Pas; Christopher, Frances and Brooke Vander Pas; Joshua (Kristin) Vander Pas, Carrie and Benjamin Vander Pas; great grandchildren: Amanda Spaulding; Heidi (Bryon) Frank, Katie (Andrew) Geurts, Ashley (fiance Jason Everts) DeGoey; Abby (Christopher) Hall, Megan Albrecht, Sam (Gloria) Albrecht; Anthony (Sarah) Vander Pas, Travis Vander Pas; Kenneth Grode; Garrot and Matthew, Alli, and Aaron Grode; Lucas and Logan Dorow; Lauren and Jackson Vander Pas; Kali (Jeremiah) Piontek, Isaiah, Parker and Casey Vander Pas; Alex, Nicholas and Karleigh Wolf; Drew, Catey and Gracey Granger; great great grandchildren: Nathan and Emily Frank, Josie and Hannah Geurts, Jacob Everts, Henry Hall, Emma Albrecht, Jayla Vander Pas and Olivia VanderPas; and sisters-in-law: Betty (Cyril) Vander Pas, Missourri; and Geraldine (John) Biersteker, Ohio. She is further survived by nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents, Frances was preceded in death by her spouse, Tony; great grandchildren: Sarah Spaulding, Matthew and Mark Grode and Tyler Vander Pas; sisters: Anna Van Grinsven (infant), Johanna Van Grinsven (infant), Marie Lamers-Balgie and Grace Schaefer; brothers: John (Lorraine) Van Grinsven, Theodore (Josie) Van Grinsven, Martin (Elizabeth) Van Grinsven, Joseph (Eunice) Van Grinsven, and Robert (Ruth) Van Grinsven; her father and mother-in-law William and Marie (Koenen) Vander Pas; in-laws: Lorraine Van Grinsven-Nushart, Walter Schaefer, Josephine Van Grinsven-Akeman, Elizabeth Van Grinsven, Robert Lamers, Paul Balgie, Eunice Van Grinsven, Nick (Rose) VanderPas, Cornelius (Rita) VanderPas, Mary Ann (Fred) Domke, Katherine (Marvin) Hartjes, Harriet (Harold) Gossman, John Biersteker and Cyril VanderPas; and nieces and nephews. Visitation will be held Friday February 20, 2015 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 3:00 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Ronald Belitz will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. A memorial is being established. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Special thanks for the loving care given to Frances by the people at Parkside and also Dr. Travis Kroner. | VanGrinsven, Frances C. (I36231)
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| 41177 | Frances C. Vandebogert Zilpha H. Vandebogert Mary E. Vandebogert Charles Vandebogert Winfield S. Vandebogert | VandeBogert, Charles Frank (I145995)
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| 41178 | Frances C. Vandebogert Zilpha H. Vandebogert Mary E. Vandebogert Charles Vandebogert Winfield S. Vandebogert | VandeBogert, Francis "Frank" C. (I146001)
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| 41179 | Frances Chavet Mary Chavet W Chavet Julius Chavet John Chavet Antony Weinardt Susan Weinardt Alexr Weinardt Nicholas Weinardt Margt Weinardt John Weinardt Lostena Weinardt | Schavet, Johann Franz (I175610)
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| 41180 | Frances Chavet Mary Chavet W Chavet Julius Chavet John Chavet Antony Weinardt Susan Weinardt Alexr Weinardt Nicholas Weinardt Margt Weinardt John Weinardt Lostena Weinardt | Schavet, Julius Francis (I175611)
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| 41181 | Frances Creviere Elizabeth Creviere Elizabeth Creviere John Creviere Mary Creviere Matilde Creviere Julius S Creviere | Creviere, Francis Samuel (I140203)
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| 41182 | FRANCES DERKS SSN 397-34-2336 Residence: 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI Born 22 May 1909 Last Benefit: Died Jul 1985 Issued: WI (1954) Outagamie Death records V 112 P 570 Hypertension secondary to Gi Bleedin g, Staph Meningitis, Ischemi Brain Injury 1985 | VanDyke, Frances (I5778)
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| 41183 | Frances Drephal, Appleton, age 83, died peacefully on Tuesday, September 20, 2005, just three days after the death of her husband, Bob. Frances was born in Hamel, Minnesota on December 19, 1921, daughter of the late George and Annie (Van Lamoen) Van Schyndel. On November 3, 1945 she married the love of her life, Bob Drephal. The couple will be laid to rest together this Friday morning. Frances enjoyed collecting Precious Moments figurines, working with ceramics, cheering for the Green Bay Packers, and everyone will remember her expert cooking and baking skills. She was a longtime member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church, where she faithfully attended morning mass and enjoyed her own little "social club" there. She is survived by her four loving children: Barbara (Ted) Miller, Judy Janus, Robert (Sue) Drephal, and Chuck (Joyce) Drephal, all of Appleton. Her grandchildren were the apple of her eye, and she loved them all dearly. They include: Brian Miller, Brett (Dana) Miller, Stacy (Mike) Van Handel, Debra (Jim) Longberg, Kim (Chuck) Jablonski, Bob Drephal, Jr., Elizabeth (Aaron) Anderson, Amber Drephal, and Brad Drephal, eight great-grandchildren: Collin and Cameron Miller; Paige, Rachel, and Nicholas Van Handel, Autumn Longberg, and Faith and Alex Jablonski, a sister, Anna Verkuilen of Kaukauna; two brothers: Martin (Ebby) Van Schyndel and Richard Van Schyndel, both of Kaukauna; a brother-in-law, William (Pat) Drephal of Appleton; and a special niece, Anne (Merlin) Hein. She is also survived by many brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, and friends. Frances was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, Bob, a son-in-law, Gordon Janus, a great-granddaughter, Abigail Longberg, brothers: Henry (Gen) Van Schyndel, Bernard Van Schyndel, Joe Van Schyndel, Arnold (Agnes) Van Schyndel, a brother-in-law, John "Jack" Verkuilen, and a sister-in-law, Ceil Van Schyndel. The funeral liturgy for Frances will be held at 6 p.m. Thursday, September 22, 2005 (TODAY) at ST. THOMAS MORE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 1825 N. McDonald Street in Appleton with Fr. Gerald Falk officiating. Friends may call at the church on Thursday (TODAY) from 3 p.m. until the hour of the mass. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 739-1231 www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com Frances M. Drephal 19 Dec 1921 20 Sep 2005 Appleton, Outagamie, Wiscons | VanSchyndel, Frances M. (I99693)
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| 41184 | Frances E. Kelly Appleton Age 88, formerly of 1926 S. Adams St., passed away Monday, April 30, 2001, at Greenville Manor. Frances was born June 11, 1912, in the Town of Ellington, Wisconsin. the daughter of the late Thomas and Jenny Mae (Doran) Kelly and has resided in Appleton for most of her life. She was a former elementary school teacher at the Town of Ellington and Bear Creek schools and later worked in the office of Morning Glory Dairy, retiring in 1977. Frances was a member of Sacred Heart Catholic Church. She will be deeply missed by her sisters, Grace Kelly, Appleton; Mary Knaack, Town of Menasha; brothers, Charles Kelly, Greenville; Emmett (Germaine) Kelly, Appleton; sister-in-law, Jean Kelly, Medina; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. In addition to her parents, Frances was preceded in death by brothers and sisters-in-law, John and Thomas Kelly, Clement (Helen) Kelly, Edward (Marjorie) Kelly; sisters and brothers-in- law, Rose (George) Reardon and Anne (Peter) Schaefer; brother-in-law, John Knaack. The Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated 11 a.m. Wednesday, May 2, 2001, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont St., with Fr. Robert Karuhn officiating. Interment will be in St. Patrick Cemetery, Stephensville. Friends may call directly at the church from 9 a.m. Wednesday until the time of service. The family would like to extend a special thank you to Sharon and the staff of Greenville Manor for the wonderful care they provided Frances during her stay there. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton, Wis. 920-733-7383 The Post - Crescent; Appleton, Wis. [Appleton, Wis]01 May 2001: 3 | Kelly, Frances (I138648)
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| 41185 | Frances Earll 18 Feb 1888 Aug 1982 Marshfield, Wood, Wisconsin | Kille, Francis (I109061)
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| 41186 | Frances Elizabeth Manning was called to her eternal home of love and peace on July 4, 2013. She was born in Chilton on February 28, 1936 to Martin & Eva (Birkholz) Salm, Sr. In 1957 she married Richard Manning, Sr., they resided in DePere until her husband's job took them to Eugene, OR where they lived and raised their children. Upon their retirement they returned to Chilton. Fran's religious beliefs led her to be involved in her community; whether working for church funerals, making crafts for the hospital gift shop, helping at the Senior Center or for the annual blood drive. Fran was a huge Packers fan who watched the games with a roster next to her and let a player know what she thought of a dropped ball, and pity the poor soul who called during a game only to be hung-up on. Cooking and baking for family & friends provided Fran with a sense of comfort - her Christmas candy will be sorely missed by her children. Fran also enjoyed playing cards, mainly a good game of laughter filled Sheepshead with her siblings, or Bridge with her friends. Fran will be greatly missed by her children: Richard Manning Jr. of Portland, OR, Rita (Dave) Kraemer of Chilton, Robert Manning of Portland, OR, Renee (Mike) Rosetti of Santa Rosa, CA, Roxanne Manning of Portland, OR; her grandchildren: Christen "CJ", Nathan (Jane), Holly (Chris), Paul (Sally), Alazar, Kathryn, Kelley, Ryan, Lucas, Nicholas, and Natalie; and her great-grandchildren: Brandon, Bristen, Raya, and Daniel. She is further survived by Lucille Salm, Dorothy Halbach, Sister Bernadette Salm, Jean Salm, Martin Salm, Jr., Norma Salm, Ray (Kathy) Salm, Edgar (Carol) Salm, Larry (Nicky) Salm, Barb (Perry) Wood, Lou (Sandy) Salm, Mary (Gary) Bartels; nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Fran was preceded in death by her husband: Richard; her son: Roger; and other family members: John Salm, Arvin Halbach, Mike Salm, Margie Salm, Margaret (Augie) Reinl, Bill Salm, & Theresa (Ron) Weed. Funeral services will be at 12:00 Noon on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 at Good Shepherd Catholic Church (54 E. Main St.) in Chilton with the Rev. Larry Abler officiating. Friends may call at the church from 10:00 am until Noon on Wednesday, July 10, 2013 when the service will be held. A memorial fund has been established in the name of Frances Elizabeth Manning. "Life is not about avoiding storms, it is about learning to dance in the rain." Online Condolences wietingfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 7, 2013 | Salm, Frances Elizabeth (I177224)
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| 41187 | Frances Esler Biersteker, age 89, a long-time resident of Combined Locks, Wisconsin, passed away on Saturday, December 14, at Brewster Village in Appleton. She was born on December 24, 1923 in Kaukauna, Wisconsin. After graduating from Kaukauna High School, she worked at Thilmany Paper Company before she married Maurice ("Terry") Biersteker on June 18, 1949. After her marriage, she worked at the Kaukauna law offices of her brother, Jack Esler, preparing tax returns; as a stock broker and, later, as compliance officer of the brokerage firm McKee, Jaeckels & Ryan in Appleton; and finally as the President of the Combined Locks Credit Union. She is survived by her two sons: Peter Biersteker and his wife, Carol Brooks, of Bethesda, Maryland; and Jay Biersteker and his wife, Vicky Biersteker, of Appleton, Wisconsin. She is also survived by three grandchildren: John Biersteker of Cambridge, Massachusetts; Tyler Mitchell of Denver, Colorado; and Megan Biersteker of Kaukauna, Wisconsin. She was predeceased by her parents, John Esler and Margaret Hendricks Esler; her husband, Terry Biersteker; a daughter-in-law, Kris Biersteker; and her eight siblings: Edna Chopin, Helen Mullen, Rita Wynboom, Edward Esler, Edmond Esler, Jack Esler, Orin Esler, and Donald Esler. A memorial mass for Frances will be held at 11 AM on Thursday, December 19, 2013, at Holy Cross Church, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, Wisconsin. The family will receive relatives and friends at Holy Cross Church both an hour before the mass and immediately afterwards at a reception in the church basement. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Heart Association . The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Brewster Village who lovingly cared for Frances for the last eight of her nearly 90 years. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 17, 2013 | Esler, Frances (I104817)
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| 41188 | Frances Flannery Nellie Flannery Edward Flannery Mary Flannery | Flannery, Francis (I194362)
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| 41189 | Frances Florence Cepelik 10/27/1912 9/28/2007 Post Crescent 9/30/2007 C 14 | Cepelik, Frances Florence (I315147)
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| 41190 | Frances G. (Vanden Hoogen) Gitter, Little Chute, age 88 went peacefully to join her Savior in Heaven on Tuesday December 8, 2015. She was born on August 11, 1927 to the late Leonard and Nellie (Verhoeven) Vanden Hoogen. Frances married Leo Gitter on May 25, 1950 at St. Nicholas Parish in Freedom. They were blessed with 7 children, 13 grandchildren and 7 great grandchildren. Frances loved gardening, cooking, and going to the casino. She was a lifelong member of St. John Parish in Little Chute. Frances is survived by her children, David (Mary), Little Chute; John, Dale; Mary (Ken) Verstegen, Little Chute; Joan (Dan) Nelessen, Appleton; and Joe (Joy), Shiocton: grandchildren, Jacob, Joshua (Jenny) Gitter, Laura (Ken) Toson, Tina Baumann, Jessie and Lee Gitter, Brent (Paula) Servin, Nathan, Tim (Jill) Verstegen, Angela (Rod) Vosters, Heather, Tanner and Amber Nelessen: great grandchildren, Krista and Mary Beth Gandolf, Abigail and Justin Servin, Luke And Evie Verstegen and Norah Vosters: sisters, Marie Schmoll, Lorraine Calnin and Leona Lancour: brother-in-law Jerry (Joanne) Gitter. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Frances was preceded in death by her husband of 58 years, Leo, son, Charles, daughter, Jane: sister, Rose: brothers and sisters-in-law, Herman (Mary), Frank (Helen), Tony (Marge) and Sylvester Vanden Hoogen, Ruth (Elmer) Lienhardt and Rosella Gitter: brothers-in-law, Cyril Schmoll, Earl Calnin, Dick Lancour and Robert Gitter. Funeral services will be held at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, December 11, 2015, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, 323 S. Pine Street, Little Chute, with Fr. Ron Belitz officiating. Visitation will be at the church on Friday from 3:00 p.m. until the time of the Mass. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at St. Paul Villa for their compassion and excellent care of Frances. Frances was a wonderful mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. We all love you and will miss you. | vandenHoogen, Francis (I83605)
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| 41191 | Frances Gast, 83, Neenah passed away Wednesday, July 19, 2006, at Oakridge Gardens Nursing Center, Menasha. She was born June 2, 1923, in Neenah, daughter of Frank and Beatrice (Schooner) Miller. Frances married Harold Gast, February 5, 1948, in Neenah and he preceded her in death February 13, 1993. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Church, Neenah. Frances loved her family and enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren. Frances is survived by her daughter, Shirley (David) La Shay, Darboy; two sons, Lyle Gast, Menasha; Harold (Debra) Gast, Menasha; eight grandchildren: Christi Geiger, Staci (Rich) Wanberg, Dan (Lucy) Gast, Jennifer (Kurt) Pitterle, Joshua (Bardah) Gast, Jeremy Gast, Jennifer Gast and special friend, Mike and Jayme Gast; two step-grandchildren, Holly Hanus and Anthony La Shay; five great-grandchildren: Zachary Wanberg, Lauton and Carter Pitterle, Gabriella Gast and Arion Gast; two step-great-grandchildren, Taylor Hanus and Kendyl La Shay; two sisters, Violet Miller, Menasha and Netti (John) Annis, Neenah; five brothers: Frank (Nancy) Miller and David (Pat) Miller, both of Neenah; Donald Miller, Mississippi; Paul Miller, Madison and Jerry Miller, Appleton; a sister-in-law, Lenore Miller. Frances was also preceded in death by her parents; two grandchildren, Kayden and Quentine Gast; three sisters: Alvira "Vi" Burmeister, Myrtle Larsen and Wuanita "Pete" Weiss; three brothers: Murray (Janet), Merrill and William Miller. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, July 22, 2006, at the First Presbyterian Chapel, Neenah with Rev. Richard J. Moore officiating. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery, Neenah. Friends may call at the Kessler Funeral Home from 4 to 8 p.m. Friday and at the chapel from 10 a.m. Saturday until the time of the services. A memorial has been established. The family wishes to express a special thank you to Dr. Curtis Baltz and staff for their kind and loving care of Frances. They would also like to thank the staff at Oakridge Gardens Nursing Center for their care and concern for their mother and grandmother in her final days. KESSLER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES Neenah 920-722-6464 | Miller, Frances A. (I314075)
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| 41192 | Frances Gerrits, 91, Kaukauna, formerly of Little Chute passed away Thursday, February 15, 2007, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. She was born July 29, 1915, in Little Chute, daughter of Arnold and Antoinette (Vander Velden) Hammond. Frances married Joseph N. Gerrits September 23, 1936, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute and he preceded her in death November 13, 2006. Mrs. Gerrits was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church. Frances was employed at Zwicker Knitting Mills, Appleton and the Park Knitting Company, Little Chute for many years. She was also a wonderful seamstress for family and friends. Frances was an avid bike rider with her husband, Joseph and her brother and sister-in-law Joseph and Gladys Van Hammond. Mrs. Gerrits is survived by her daughter, Donna Durawa, Green Bay; three grandchildren: Jaye Marie (Thomas) Mortensen, Brookfield; Andrew (Thea) Durawa, Whitefish Bay; James J. Durawa (Ann Brock), Portland, Oregon; five great grandchildren: Lilia, Ella and Anna Mortensen, Xavier and Amara Durawa; Sisters: Lorraine Daniels, Appleton, Mildred Vander Heiden, Kaukauna; brothers-in-law: George Wydeven, Appleton; Tony Gloudemans, Little Chute; many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a son-in-law, James E. Durawa; brothers and sisters: Martin (Alice) Van Hammond, Agnes Wydeven, Joseph (Gladys) Van Hammond, Verna Gloudemans, Earl De Bruin, Milton Daniels, Lloyd Vander Heiden; infant brothers and sisters: Johanna, John, Harriet and John Van Hammond; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: Harriet (John) Huiting, Agnes (George) Lamers, Harold Gerrits. Funeral services will be held at 5 p.m. Monday, February 19, 2007, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church with Fr. David J. Funk, OFM Cap. officiating. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Friends may call at the church from 3 p.m. Monday, until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established. The family would like to thank the staff at St. Paul Home and Villa for their care and concern given to Frances. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 | VanHammond, Frances Marie (I59000)
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| 41193 | Frances H. Campshure, age 101, of Appleton, died peacefully in her sleep at home on Thursday, January 15, 2009. She was the loving wife of the late Edward J. Campshure and the best mother to her six daughters: Carol, Shirlee, Nanci, Barbara, Delores, and Marcia. Private services will be held. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Deltgen, Frances H. (I151101)
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| 41194 | Frances H. Davis, 92, a resident of Shady Lane Nursing Care Center, Manitowoc, formerly of Mueller Street, Appleton, Wis. and Fond du Lac, Wis., entered eternal life peacefully on Saturday morning, Feb. 24, 2007, at the care center. Frances was born March 6, 1914, in Fond du Lac, Wis. She was the daughter of the late John J. and Clara Ellen (Kelly) Harlin. She was a graduate of St. Mary's Springs Academy in Fond du Lac, with the class of 1931 and continued her education at Mount Mary College, Milwaukee, where she graduated in 1935. On Nov. 4, 1939, Frances was married to George E. Davis of Fond du Lac at the Mount Mary College Chapel, Milwaukee. He preceded her in death in 1971. They resided in Appleton from 1940 until 2005, when Francis moved to Manitowoc. Frances was a longtime member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Appleton, and formerly of the Ladies of St. Mary's parish. She was also a longtime former member of the Appleton's Women's Club and of the Peabody Manor Auxiliary as a volunteer. She is survived by two sons and a daughter-in-law, Thomas J. and Margie L. Davis, Manitowoc; John H. Davis, Melbourne, Fla.; three grandchildren, Elizabeth A. (Shane) Williamson, Appleton, Wis.; George E. (Shanna) Davis, Cumberland Gap, Tenn.; William R. Davis; Nashville, Tenn.; one great-grandson, Ryan C. Williamson, Appleton, Wis.; along with other relatives and friends surviving. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, George E. Davis, in 1971. Committal services will be held 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 28, 2007, at Calvary Chapel Mausoleum, Fond du Lac. Officiating will be the Rev. Gerald Foley. The Harrigan Parkside Funeral Home and Cremation Center, North 11th and St. Clare Street, Manitowoc, is assisting the family with funeral arrangements. | Harlin, Frances (I313524)
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| 41195 | Frances H. Mulroy, nee McDaniel, age 89, died peacefully on Tuesday, March 21, 2017, at St. Joseph Residence, New London. She was born on April 16, 1927, daughter of the late Francis and Helen (Lamers) McDaniel in Wrightstown, WI. She met her husband Donald P. Mulroy and married on October 18, 1947. They settled on the family farm and raised 8 children and worked the farm in the early years. Frances later worked at American Can, Rich's Bakery and Hillshire Farm; retiring in 1980. She will be deeply missed by her children: Karen (Will) Fisher, Wautoma; Diana (Richard) Singler, Shiocton; Colleen (Mark) Noack, New London; Patrick (Diane) Mulroy, Wesley Chapel, FL; Tom (Gloria) Mulroy, Lakewood; Jerry (Judy) Mulroy, Escanaba, MI and Donna (Tom) Opgenorth, Brookfield, WI. Frances is further survived by ten grandchildren: Christopher Fletcher, Trisha (Jeff) Graichen, Michael (Allison) Noack, Kelly (Laura) Mulroy, Andy Mulroy, Mackenzie (Amy) Mulroy, Brady (Jenna) Mulroy, Delaney Mulroy, Hayley Opgenorth, John Opgenorth; seven great-grandchildren, several step-grandchildren and step-great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, husband, Donald in 1987, son Gregory Mulroy in 2015, a brother Donald McDaniel and two sisters, Florence Rohan and Marian Ebbinghouse, other relatives and friends. A Memorial Service for Frances will be held on Saturday, April 1, 2017, at 11:00 a.m. at Cline & Hanson Funeral Home, New London with Fr. John Kleinschmidt officiating. Visitation will be held at the funeral home on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will be in the Most Precious Blood Cemetery, New London. Frances' family would like to extend a very special thank you to the awesome staff at St. Joseph Residence, their care and compassion for our mother will never be forgotten, and gave our family great peace of mind. | McDaniel, Frances (I339728)
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| 41196 | Frances H. Verbeten, 81, Wrightstown, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 26, 2010, surrounded by her loving family. She was born August 22, 1929, in Town of Lawrence, daughter of the late Peter and Rosa (Bries) VandeHey. She graduated from Wrightstown High School, and married Mark Verbeten in 1949 at St. Paul Catholic Church, Wrightstown. She enjoyed painting, sewing, arts and crafts, wintering in Lake Havasu, Arizona, and was an avid golfer. Fran was a lifetime member of St. Paul Catholic Church and its Ladies Society, American Legion Post 436, and the Ladies Golf League at Mid Vallee Golf Course. She was dedicated to her children and grandchildren, and loved spending time with them. She created special memories at the holidays for her family which will always be fondly remembered. She will be deeply missed by her loving husband of 61 years, Mark; six children: Christine Taylor, Appleton, and her children, Nicholas (Theresa), Elliott, and Claire; Paul (Peggy) Verbeten, Neenah, and their children, Anne and Abby; Dave (Becky) Verbeten, Libertyville, IL, and their two sons, Justin and Patrick; Dan (Chris) Verbeten, Wrightstown, and their children, Corey (fiance-Tara), Michael, and Lindsey; Kay (Robert) Root, Shakopee, MN, and their children, Amie, Mark, and Sam; Lea (Bruce) VandeHey, Wrightstown, and their sons, Aaron, Zachary, and Parker; one sister, Dorothy Planner, Appleton; sisters-in-law, Gertrude VandeHey, Wrightstown, Lee VandeHey, Green Bay, Dorothy Zelzer, Kimberly, Germaine Smith, Wrightstown, Marie Thiel, Appleton, Gen Ambrosius, Brillion; brother-in-law, Luke Verbeten, Wrightstown; and numerous nieces and nephews. Fran was preceded in death by her parents; sisters and brothers-in-law: Margaret (Marty) Engelhart, Mabel (Julius) Weisgerber, Clara (Ken) Wallace, Florence (Lester) Mitchell, Gladys (Larry) Verhagen; brothers: Ervin, Walter, Elzear, Elard, and Edward VandeHey ; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Arnold and Mary Verbeten; brothers-in-law: Tom Planner, Douglas Smith, Earl Thiel, and Robert Ambrosius; and sister-in-law, Eunice Verbeten. Friends may call Wednesday, December 29, 2010 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. at St. Clare Parish-St. Paul site, Wrightstown, where there will be a Parish Prayer Service at 3 p.m. Visitation will continue on Thursday from 9 a.m. until the hour of Mass at church. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Thursday at church, with Fr. Dennis Bergsbaken, Msgr John Schuh, and Fr. Carl Meulemans concelebrating. Burial will be in St. Paul Cemetery. Cotter Funeral Home, Wrightstown, is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established and will support Alzheimer's research. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the caregivers from HomeInstead, especially Cathy, the nurses from Heartland Hospice, especially Tracy, and the staff and caregivers at Ennis House. Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101228/APC010301/12280464/Verbeten-Frances-H-#ixzz19U1WQb9G | VandeHey, Frances Helen (I30124)
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| 41197 | FRANCES HOFFMAN SSN 394-36-5756 Residence: 54911 Appleton, Outagami e, WI Born 5 Oct 1893 Last Benefit: Died 27 Aug 1989 Issued: WI | Nussbaum, Frances (I111216)
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| 41198 | Frances Hooyman Shiocton - Frances "Herbie" "Yogi" Hooyman, 68, of Shiocton, passed away Wednesday, December 20, 2017. Friends may call at St. Denis Catholic Church, Shiocton on Friday December 22, 2017 from 5:00-8:00 pm. Visitation will continue at St. Denis Catholic Church on Saturday, December 23, 2017 from 9:00 am until the funeral mass at 11:00 am. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour is assisting the family with arrangements. A complete obituary will appear in the Thursday's edition. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 21, 2017 | Hooyman, Francis Earl (I24340)
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| 41199 | Frances is the wife of John Sturm whom she married on 25 Jun 1852 in Washington Co.,WI. She is the daughter of Anton Pfeiffer and his wife Margarita ----. They are the parents of ten children born in Ellington,Outagamie or Hollandtown,Brown Co's. Mary Sturm-24 Sep 1856-4 Apr 1933/Peter Moser John Sturm-13 Mar 1858-1 Feb 1922/Katherina Walheim George Sturm-13 Feb 1860-8 Apr 1886 Joseph Sturm-17 Feb 1862-8 Dec 1943/Anna Bride Nicholas Sturm-18 Feb 1865-19 Mar 1950/Anna Munter Frances Sturm-16 Apr 1868-31 Aug 1910/Peter Backes Elizabeth Sturm-10 Jul1869-28 Dec 1928/John Foster Theresa Sturm-1871 Jacob Sturm-28 Jul 1876-29 Sep 1951 Sarah Sturm-1878 | Pfeiffer, Frances (I145775)
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| 41200 | Frances J. (Wirtz) Albrecht, age 78, of 320 Crestview Lane, Nekoosa, died Sunday, March 17, 2013 at Ministry St. Joseph Hospital in Marshfield. Funeral services will be held at 11 AM. Thursday at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Rev. John Swing will officiate. Burial will be at a later date at St. Joachim's Cemetery in Pittsville. Friends may call at the church on Thursday from 9:30 AM. until the time of service. Feldner/Ritchay Funeral Home of Nekoosa is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.ritchayfuneralhome.com. Frances was born June 15, 1934 in the town of Cranmoor, Wood County to Nickolas and Rose (Kundert) Wirtz. She married John Albrecht on July 31, 1971 in Pittsville. He died September 5, 2007. Frances was an elementary teacher in West Allis, Milwaukee, and Clinton, IN for 41-1/2 years, retiring in 1999. She was a member of the Sacred Heart Parish Council of Catholic Women (PCCW), and the Royal Neighbors of Indiana. She enjoyed sewing, gardening, walking and biking. She is survived by seven siblings, Genevieve (Roy) Wentzel of Kaukauna, Theresa Arnold of Wisconsin Rapids, Isabel Acott of Kaukauna, Clarence Wirtz of Wisconsin Rapids, Richard (Barbara) Wirtz of Marshfield, Jerome (Sue) Wirtz of Wisconsin Rapids, and JoAnne (Jack) Hackman of Mosinee and is further survived by many nieces, nephews and John and Frances' beloved relatives, John (Cathy) Kerch, Mary Kerch, Robert Kerch, Karen (Gilbert) Grabner, Diana (Steven) Buczak, Brenda (Stephen) Dlapa and Edward (Suzzette) Kerch. Frances was preceded in death by her husband, parents, two brothers, Bernard and George Wirtz, and two sisters, Anne DeFilipps and Marie Graveen. Memorials may be designated to Sacred Heart Church or the Assumption School System. | Wirtz, Frances J. (I116151)
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| 41201 | Frances J. Damsheuser, age 94, of Appleton, passed away on August 27, 2015. Fran grew up on a farm in Brinkley, Arkansas with 10 siblings. She visited her sister Margaret in Appleton and met Roy Damsheuser, who was on leave from the Army during World War II. They were married on January 21, 1944, and made Appleton their home. They were great parents and loved spending time with friends and family. They had a great love of the outdoors and took their daughters camping every summer for vacation. When the girls were older, they started touring Canada and the United States pulling a camper. Fran was very active in her church, Mount Olive Ev. Lutheran, and active in Ladies' Aid for many years. She loved being a grandmother to her 5 grandchildren. Fran also loved gardening and passed that love on to her daughters. Fran is survived by her daughter, Betty (Stephen) Proces, Neenah, and their children Eric (Kevin) Proces, and Paul Proces; her son-in-law Gary Goins and his children Tiffany (Lewis) Melson and their children, Rachel (Andy) Ludwig and their children, and Lisa (Sean) Hutchins and their children. Fran is further survived by her sister, Ramona Vaughan; and her sister-in-law Darlene (Arnie) Reis. Fran is also survived by many nieces, nephews, and their families; other relatives, and friends. Fran is preceded in death by her parents, Philip "Carl" and Wilda (Thede) Weller; her husband, Roy; a daughter, Diana Goins, in 2014, and a son, Roy Jr., in infancy; sisters, Mary Tromblay, Margaret Nigl, and Wilda Mae McFadden; and brothers, Sanford Weller, Philip Weller, John Weller, Chauncey Weller, Daniel Weller, and LeRoy Weller. A funeral service will be held at 12:00 p.m. on Wednesday, September 2nd at Mount Olive Ev. Lutheran Church, 930 E. Florida Ave, Appleton, with the Reverend Troy Schreiner officiating. Visitation will be at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday until the time of the service. Inurnment will take place at the Star of Hope Mausoleum, Appleton. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, memorials are appreciated to the Community Hospice Foundation. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at ThedaCare Hospice, Theda Clark Medical Center, and Brookdale Appleton Senior Living. - | Weller, Frances (I334692)
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| 41202 | Frances J. Driessen, Kaukauna, 82, passed away at her home on Monday, Ju ne 7, 2004. Fran was born in Appleton on June 12, 1921, daughter of the la te Joseph and Anna (Bendixen) Hopfen-sperger. She attended Appleton High S chool, and graduated in 1931. She married Leo Driessen on Feb. 16, 19 46 at Sacred Hearth Catholic Church in Appleton; Leo survives. As a you ng woman, Fran worked in the accounting department at Kimberly Clark, b ut many will recall that she worked part time as a tailoring instruct or at FCTI in Appleton for over twenty years. In addition to her wonderf ul sewing skills, Fran was also an avid bridge player, and was a memb er of the American Bridge League. She and Leo traveled extensively, and Fr an always held fond memories of the couple's trip to France. Over the year s, Fran was very involved in the affairs of the church, and had donated co untless hours of her time to various committees and organizations. Fran al so had the reputation of making the very best homemade toffee around on ly a few were privileged to have her special recipe. Fran is survived by her husband of 58 years: Leo Driessen of Kaukauna; t wo daughters: Jane Driessen of St. Paul, Minn. and Andrea Driessen of Seat tle, Wash.; two sons: Paul (Dvorah) Driessen of Fairfax, Va. and their chi ldren Ari and Amy; and Joe (Karen) Driessen of Apple Valley, Minn. and the ir daughters Elizabeth and Allison; a brother: Joseph (Wendy) Hopfensperg er of Appleton; a brother-in-law: Jule Schommer; three sisters-in-law: A nn Driessen, Marion Driessen, and Marion Driessen. Fran was preceded in death by her parents; a son Christopher; brothers Cla rence, Edward, and Robert; sisters Barbara, Agnes, Marion, and Gertrude; b rothers-in-law Everett, Quentin, Robert, Norbert, and Floyd; and sisters-i n-law Margaret and Lozelle. A memorial funeral liturgy for Fran will be held at 11 am on Friday, Ju ne 11, 2004 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukau na with Fr. Jack Mullarkey officiating. Interment will be in Holy Cross Ce metery. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 9 am unt il the hour of the service. FARGO FUNERAL HOME 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 766-6200 | Hopfensperger, Frances J. (I72302)
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| 41203 | Frances J. Zak, age 76, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday. She was born in Appleton in 1939, daughter of the late Emil and Mildred Glass. Frances loved going on casino trips to Las Vegas and enjoying coffee with her friends. She is survived by her three daughters: Debbie (Keith) Otte of Appleton, Suszanne Guckenberger of Appleton, and Malissa (Michael) Ahrens of Menasha; four grandchildren: Shannon and Westley Otte and Michael and Michelle Guckenberger; sister Geraldine (Jim) Clark; and numerous nieces and nephews, other relatives, and friends. Frances was preceded in death by her former husband and longtime friend Raymond Zak; good friend Judy Laub; seven siblings; and four legged companion Molly. A memorial service will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 13, 2015 at the WICHMANN TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL, 1592 Oneida Street, Menasha. A time of visitation will be held at the funeral home from 11:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. She will be dearly missed by all that knew and loved her. We love you Mom. | Glass, Frances (I128029)
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| 41204 | Frances Johnson Ina Johnson | Johnson, Frances S. (I191520)
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| 41205 | Frances Kerkhof passed away peacefully on Friday, May 5, 2006, at the age of 90. She was born January 26, 1916, in Kimberly to the late Marinus and Dora (Natrop) Van Beek.Frances was preceded in death by her husband, William Kerkhof; sons: Anthony, John and Peter; sisters, Maryann Gorman and Pauline Pleier; brothers: Ben, John, Marty and Peter Van Beek.She was a loving mother to Dorothy (Ted) Spierings, Sharon (Tony) Kerkhof, Rene (Sigi) Kerkhof, Ida Kerkhof (Bill Lehl), Bill (Sharon) Kerkhof, Nancy (Rik) Mannie, Diane (Mike) Trunkey, all of Santa Rosa, California; Ben (Diane) Kerkhof, Black Forest, Colorado; Ginny (Bill) Poncia, Sebastopol, California and loving sister to Richard (Gloria) Van Beek, Marietta, Georgia. Frances was an adored grandmother of 20 and great-grandmother of 2 7. She is also survived by numerous nieces, nephews and cousins.She enjoyed gardening, traveling and, most of all, being with her family. She will be lovingly missed by all who knew her.Family and friends will gather at Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Kimberly, f rom 10 to 11 a.m. Tuesday, August 1. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church with the Rev. David Pleier, her nephew officiating. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made in Frances's name to VNA Hospice, 1110 N. Dutton Ave., Santa Rosa, CA 95401 | VanBeek, Frances (I66662)
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| 41206 | Frances Klein 10/3/1895 5/12/1965 Post Crescent 5/13/1965 D 5 | Klein, Frances (I89107)
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| 41207 | Frances L. Thiel, 84, Brillion, died on Wed. June 30, 2010, following a lengthy illness. She was born on Dec. 3, 1925, the 8th daughter of the late Edward & Agnes (O'Leary) Seidel. She married Ermin Thiel who preceded her in death in 1990. She is survived by her daughters, Audrey (Mark) Stern of Luxemburg, Carol (Terry) Lietzke of Appleton, Shirley (Randy) Free of Brillion, her grandchildren, Matt (Michele) Rosner, Becca (Jeff) Ledvina, David Stern and Tiffany, Rachel and Connie Lietzke, Jennifer (John) Hagner, Jessica Free, Michael (Alicia) Free, Nicole (Andy) VanDomelen, 14 great-grandchildren, two sisters, Agnes Dix and Peggy Rank, sisters-in-law Elenore Thiel, Mary Lou Thiel, and Sister Rosilda Thiel, and brother-in-law Bob Schwabenlander. Frances was preceded in death by her husband, sisters and brothers-in-law, Rose (Earl) Klipstine, Catherine (Bill) Phillips, Gen (William) Moudry, Marie (Elmer) Remiker, Florence Seidel, brothers-in-law Rueben Dix, Leo Rank, Ronnie Theil, Ves Berchem and Ken Martin, sisters-in-law Armella Schwabenlander, Esther Martin, Lillian Berchem and special friend Doc Walters, Sr. Mass of Christian burial will be held on Tuesday, July 6, at 5 p.m. at Holy Family Catholic Church in Brillion. The Rev. Matt Simonar will officiate. Burial will be in St. John the Baptist Cemetery, St. John. Friends may call at the church on Tuesday From 3 p.m. until the time of mass. The Wieting Funeral Home in Brillion is assisting the family with arrangements. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the American Diabetes Association. The family wishes to express their sincere appreciation to the staff of Garrow Villa Assisted Living and Carol Pritzl for the kind, compassionate care of our mother. Online condolences may be made at www.wieting-funeralhome.com . | Seidel, Frances (I91661)
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| 41208 | Frances L. Wolff 4/17/1921 11/18/2004 Post Crescent 11/19/2004 C 4 | Wolff, Frances L. (I315011)
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| 41209 | Frances Landwehr, 92, of De Pere passed away peacefully on September 26 surrounded by her loving family. The daughter of the late Omer and Anna (Grassel) Servais was born June 9, 1924 in Oneida. Frances was a long time, dedicated employee of Bellin Memorial Hospital. She was a member of the Altar Rosary Society of All Saints Catholic Church in Denmark, Altar Rosary Society of St. Francis Xavier in De Pere. She volunteered many hours helping with the funeral lunches at St. Francis Xavier in De Pere. Frances had many talents including remodeling houses, plumbing, plastering, painting and quilting. She is survived by her children: Gene (Sally) Landwehr, Nancy (Jim) Enderby, Paul Landwehr, Maynard (Vicki) Landwehr, Gary (Linda) Landwehr, Russ (Judy) Landwehr and Randy (Julie) Landwehr; sisters: Louise De Witt, Mae (Walter) Gutowski; brother: Ed (Joan) Servais; many grandchildren, great grandchildren and five great-great grandchildren as well as many friends. She was preceded in death by her husband Francis; siblings: Leona (Everett) Nutt, Cyril (Rose) Servais, Anna Marie (Gordon) Peterson, Marcella (Erwin) Casey, Tony Servais, Betty Lou Hull and infant brother Richard Servais; granddaughter: April Marie Landwehr; and daughter-in-law: Cheryl (Neuber) Landwehr. Family and friends may call at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 220 S. Michigan Street, De Pere from 9:00 am to 10:45 am on Friday, September 30. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 11:00 am with Fr. Binu Varghese, O.Praem officiating. Entombment will be in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd Mausoleum, 2770 Bay Settlement Road, Green Bay, WI. Cotter Funeral Home and Crematory is assisting the family. Online condolences at www.cotterfuneralhome.com In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established in Frances' name.. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from Sept. 28 to Sept. 29, 2016 | Servais, Frances (I78221)
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| 41210 | Frances Lea Lucy Krueger died 1/1/1995, in Appleton, parents Reynold Huebner and Selma Stanelle. Widowed, burial Community cemetery, brillion. Cause cardiac arrest due to Valvular heart disease. Informant Laurel Bielke? | Huebner, Frances Lea Lucy (I148801)
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| 41211 | Frances Liebergen, 100, Green Bay, died Wednesday evening, February 23, 2005. Visitation at MALCORE Funeral Home, University Avenue at Baird Street, from 4-8 p.m. Sunday and prior to the funeral on Monday. Parish wake service 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Funeral Monday 10:30 a.m. at SS. Peter and Paul Church. Complete obituary will appear on Saturday. For online condolences visit our web site at www.malcore funeralhome.com. | O'Keefe, Frances (I30017)
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| 41212 | Frances listed married head of household (but Frederick not listed) age 19 married 4 years 2 child 1 alive. (Pearl) . The other children, William & Lena are listed as Step children | Thielke, Frances (I162521)
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| 41213 | Frances M. Behnke, age 95, of Appleton, passed away on Saturday, January 12, 2013, at Brewster Village, Appleton. Fran was born on March 9, 1917, in Kimberly, to the late John H. and Ann (West) Vandenberg. She married Walter A. Joosten at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Appleton, on May 24, 1941; he preceded her in death on November 28, 1966. On June 30, 1969, she married Harvey B. Behnke; he preceded her in death on December 18, 1993. Fran was employed at Lawrence University. She enjoyed giving to others through her church work. Fran was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church, the Ladies Aid and a Gold Star Mother. Survivors include her granddaughter, Kelly Ann Burke; her grandson, Robert K. Burke; her great grandsons, Jackson and Liam Burke; her brothers, David (Carol) Vandenberg and Al (Kathy) Vandenberg; and her sister, Rose Mary (Clyde) Zielke. She was preceded in death by her son, Robert W. Joosten; her daughter and son-in-law, JoAnn and Jim Burke; her sisters Grace and Dorothy; and her brothers Herb and Jack. Funeral services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, January 19, 2013, at ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 312 South State Street, Appleton, with Fr. Jim Leary, O.F.M. Cap. officiating. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Appleton, on Friday, from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. and directly at the church on Saturday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of services. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in her name to benefit the American Cancer Society . Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from January 17 to January 18, 2013 | Vandenberg, Frances M. (I25065)
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| 41214 | Frances M. Dyer 1/3/1912 1/24/1992 Post Crescent 1/26/1992 F 2 Mrs. Michael Colwell (nee: Frances M. Dyer) Kaukauna Times 1/28/1992 A11 Obit | Dyer, Frances M. (I317968)
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| 41215 | Frances M. Kane, 90, Appleton, died Wednesday, Nov. 2, 2011. She was born on March 11, 1921, in De Pere, to the late Gerard and Marie (Puimbroeck) Zegers. Fran graduated from East De Pere High School and later cosmetology school. On August 29, 1945, she married Edmund Kane in De Pere. He preceded her in death on August 22, 2004. Fran was a traditional homemaker who embraced sewing, baking and cooking for her family. She enjoyed many years of golfing with Eddie and in later years they extended their golf season by wintering in Texas. She was one of the original mall walkers at the Fox River Mall, where she met many wonderful friends. Fran and her family moved often, and she very quickly made many friends in each new community. Fran loved and adored her grandchildren, who never left her house without a "goodie-bag". She will remembered by all for her cheerful and optimistic spirit. Survivors include seven children: Kathy Kane, De Pere, Dan (Betty) Kane, La Crosse, Terry (Dick) Jorgenson, Crooked Lake, Gary Kane, Neenah, Peggy Kane, Neenah, Colleen "Kelly" (Brian) Webb, Neenah, Mike Kane, Green Bay; 13 grandchildren: Tina (Eric) Hansen, Stacee Disko, Lois (Joe) Castner, Jenni (Torry) Zupke, Alissa (Ron) Oelfke, Sean (Betsy) Kane, Katy (Joe) France, Danny (Chryshelle) Mettye-O'Kane, Christopher Kane, Jeff (Lisa) Jorgenson, Jill (Jeff) Firgens, Ellen Webb and Sam Webb; 21 great grandchildren; one sister-in-law, Mary (John) Van Dyk; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents and husband, Fran was preceded in death by one son, Roy; and five brothers and sisters: Angie Kornberg, Margaret Vann, Clarence Zegers, Richard Zegers and Walter Zegers. Visitation will take place from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 4, 2011, at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 500 W. Marquette St., Appleton, where a Mass of Christian Burial will take place at 4:00 p.m. with the Rev. Thomas Farrell officiating. Interment in Mt. Calvary Catholic Cemetery, De Pere. Online condolences may be expressed at www.lyndahl.com. A memorial fund has been established. Fran's family would like to thank the kind and compassionate caregivers at Rennes Health and Rehab of Appleton. Lyndahl Funeral Home and Cremation Services 1350 Lombardi Avenue (920) 499-1223 Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on November 3, 2011 | Zegers, Frances (I159241)
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| 41216 | Frances M. Subert, age 98, of Appleton, passed away on Thursday, October 18, 2012 at Heartwood Homes in Menasha. She was born on March 8, 1914 in Kimberly, the daughter of the late Joseph and Rose (Gluiter) VandenWyngaard. On October 10, 1933, Frances married Edward Subert at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute. She was the head cook at St. Elizabeth Hospital for 37 years. Frances was a member of St. Bernadette and Sacred Heart Catholic Churches. She was a great cook and loved to play cards. Frances is survived by her sisters: Rosemary Pitsch, Lillian (Donald) Biese, and Betsy Wineski; brothers: Maureanus (Lola) and Leonard VandenWyngaard; seven grandchildren; twelve great grandchildren; and one great great grandson. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Subert; sons, Marvin and Richard Subert; grandson, Peter Subert; and seven siblings. The funeral liturgy for Frances will be held at 11:00 am on Tuesday, October 23, 2012 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont Street, Appleton. Fr. Andrew Kurz will be officiating. Burial will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Appleton. A visitation will be held on Tuesday at the church from 10:00 am until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, memorial masses for Frances are appreciated. Online condolences can be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com A special thank you to the staff at Heartwood Homes, for the excellent care and companionship shown to Frances. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on October 21, 2012 | VandenWyngaard, Frances (I159821)
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| 41217 | Frances M. Van Nuland, 96, passed away on Friday, October 14, 2016 at St. Paul Home. Frances was born on April 8, 1920 to John and Hattie Van Lankvelt. On November 8, 1939 she was united in marriage to Peter Van Nuland at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute. Frances is survived by her son David Van Nuland, four grandchildren; Craig of Minneapolis, Rob and Margarita of Lacrosse, Daryl and Kathi of Mansfield, Massachusetts and Brian and Shari of Dunkirk, Indiana, six great grandchildren; Jacob, Dani and Ryan of Lacrosse, and Alex, Sam and James of Mansfield, Massachusetts, sisters-in-law, Lavern Van Lankvelt, of Little Chute, Jan Van Lankvelt of Neenah, a brother-in-law, Leo Campbell of Hilbert, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Frances was preceded in death by her husband, sisters; Dorothy and Casey Lamers, Margaret and Ranier Depies, Angela Campbell, brothers Henry Van Lankvelt, Peter and Lorraine Van Lankvelt, Bernard Van Lankvelt, and Philip and Shirley Van Lankvelt. The funeral service for Frances will be held on Saturday, October 22, 2016 at 11:00 AM at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, 537 N. Superior St. A time of visitation will be held on Saturday from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at the funeral Home. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com | VanLankvelt, Frances (I79779)
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| 41218 | Frances M. Vandehei 19 Feb 1920 7 Sep 1997 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | Vissers, Frances M. (I86697)
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| 41219 | Frances M. Weiland-Moudry Frances died at 9:41 pm on Saturday, February 8, 2014 at St. Paul Elder Services, Kaukauna, with members of her loving family at her side. She died as she had lived - quietly, peacefully, without fuss. Her quick, easy wit and sparling green eyes will be missed. Frances will be remembered as a kind person, happy in everyday life and guided by faith. She was born November 3, 1919, the daughter of the late John and Dora (Verhasselt) Green, and was raised on the family farm in Freedom. Frances married Leo Weiland on December 1, 1945. Leo preceded her in death on March 17, 1972. She married Harry Moudry on August 13, 1980, who died on February 4, 2006. Frances is survived by six children, David (Jackie) Weiland, Darboy; Bruce (fiancée Vicky Barke) Weiland, Shiocton; Mike (Pat) Weiland, Kimberly; Mary Weiland, Kaukauna; Kathy Weiland, Mill Creek, Washington and Dan Weiland, Freedom, and a step-daughter, Marlene (Edward) Hughes, Mission, Texas. She is also survived by two sisters, Verna Berken and Eleanor (Bud) Bowers; sister-in-law Germaine Green and brother-in-law Jim Van Vreede; 6 grandchildren, Brian Weiland, Jaimie Reider, Nicole Schultz, Renee Price, Katie Weiland and Tracy Boeing and 3 step-grandchildren, Tammy Gonzales, Kip Hughes and Mary Ellen Thomas. Frances was preceded in death by four sisters Florence (Leo) Schmidt, Ester Van Vreede, Rosella (Orin) Kortz and Charlotte Green; five brothers Norbert (Harriet) Green, Bill (Lorraine) Green, Bob (Beady) Green, John Green and Vincent (Elaine) Green and brother-in-law Gerry Berken. She was also preceded in death by brother-in-laws and sister-in-laws Bernard (Lorraine) Weiland, Louis (Grace) Weiland, Frank Weiland, Henry (Irene) Weiland, Edward Moudry, Arnold Moudry, Richard Moudry, Frances (George) Mertens, Mary (Harold) Fassbender, Agnes Weiland, Elizabeth (Chester) Appleton, Vi Process and Grace LeMense. The funeral liturgy for Frances will be held at 11:00 AM on Saturday, February 15, 2014 at Holy Spirit/Holy Name Church, 600 East Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly, with Father Dave Pleier officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Saturday from 9:00 AM until the time of the service at the church. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. Family members would like to thank St. Paul Elder Services for all their kind care. Memorial contributions will be donated to St. Paul Elder Services and Alzheimer's Disease Research. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Feb. 12 to Feb. 14, 2014 | Green, Frances Mary (I27272)
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| 41220 | Frances M. Wolfgram, age 98, of Appleton, passed away peacefully at her home on Friday, February 15, 2013. Frances was born in Freedom on December 21, 1914, daughter of the late William and Lena (Green) Conrad. The family moved to Kaukauna where she was raised. Frances was united in marriage to Dean Ozburn of Kaukauna on September 18th, 1934. Dean preceded her in death on February 22nd, 1974. She was united in marriage to Harvey Wolfgram of Appleton on April 6th, 1979. Harvey preceded her in death on February 8th, 1998. Frances was employed at Kaukauna Community Hospital in the dietary area for over 20 years. She was a member at St. Thomas More Catholic Church. She is survived by her daughter, Germaine Nagan, Combined Locks; son Paul (Beverly) Ozburn, Egg Harbor; six grandchildren: Deborah (LeRoy) Menting, Combined Locks, Joseph (Li) Driessen, Seymour, Patty (Mark) Baerenwald, Combined Locks, Lee (Amy) Nagan, Evanston, IL, Nancy Vanderloop, Appleton, and Derek Ozburn, Egg Harbor; 11 great-grandchildren: Bradley Menting, De Pere, Teresa (Mark) Zimmerman, Kaukauna, Ashley (Matt) Hale, Green Bay, David Baerenwald, Kaukauna, Michael (Lana) Baerenwald, Menasha, Jeffery Baerenwald, Appleton, Megan Baerenwald, Appleton, Brian Vanderloop, Kaukauna, Traci Vanderloop, Waukesha, Kevin Vanderloop, Appleton, and Simone Nagan, Evanston, IL; 9 great-great-grandchildren; 4 step-children: Sr. Camilla Wolfgram, Manitowoc, Jean (Owen) VandenHeuvel, Gillett, Diane (Gerald) Gulseth, Santa Fe, NM, and Mark (Ann) Wolfgram, Madison; 7 step-grandchildren; 11 step great-grandchildren; 2 step great-great-grandchildren; and her sister, Margaret Van Himbergen, Kimberly. She is further survived by numerous nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by 8 brothers, 4 sisters, and 2 sons-in-laws: James Driessen and Carl Nagan. A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 11 am on Monday, February 18, at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 1810 McDonald St., Appleton, with Father Gerald Falk officiating. Friends may visit directly at the church on Monday from 9 am until the time of service. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in her name for the American Cancer Society , American Heart Association , and the American Alzheimer's Association . The family would like to extend a special thank you to the nurses at ThedaCare at Home Hospice, and the staff and residents at The Heritage in Appleton for all their kindness, care, and concern. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from February 16 to February 17, 2013 | Conrad, Frances Mary (I5799)
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| 41221 | Frances Markee 6/9/1897 6/27/1970 Post Crescent 6/29/1970 B 9 | Markee, Frances Helen (I107923)
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| 41222 | Frances Mary (Welhouse) Helms, 97, of Appleton, died Sunday, April 27, 2014 at Fox River Assisted Living. She was born on May 8, 1916 in Kimberly, daughter of John and Hattie (Sternagal) Welhouse. Frances worked at Hopfensperger Meat Market in Appleton where she met the love of her life and eternal partner Elmer Helms. Frances and Elmer were married on July 26, 1941. She also worked at the Kimberly Paper Mill and later at Mrs. Karl's Bakery until in 1981, she retired to lovingly care for her newborn grandchild Kelly. Frances and Elmer are members of St. Bernard Catholic Church. Frances enjoyed being active in cooking, baking, sewing, and caring for the yard. Together they enjoyed golfing, racing and sporting events, card playing with relatives and friends and just spending time with family and friends. Elmer and Frances traveled each year meeting new friends and eventually visiting all 50 states. Frances is survived by her two children; son Gary, Appleton, and daughter, Pat (Pat) Byrne, Appleton: grand-daughter, Kelly (Eric) DeWine, Fremont, and grand-son, Shawn (Shelby) Byrne, Madison, and many loved extended family members. She was recently preceded in death by her husband Elmer (9/26/13), and sisters Viola, Rosella, and Julia, brothers Joe and John and parents John and Hattie Welhouse. A Memorial Service for Frances will be held at 6:00 PM on Thursday May 8, 2014 at VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, Fr. Dennis Ryan officiating. Friends will be received at the funeral home on Thursday beginning at 3:00 PM until the hour of service. We thought it fitting that we celebrate her life on this day of May 8th as Frances would have been 98. The family of Elmer and Frances would like to extend a special thank you to the staffs of both Heartland Hospice and Fox River Assisted Living, for all their care and support in helping the Helms family thru a difficult year. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from May 3 to May 5, 2014 | Welhouse, Frances (I63822)
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| 41223 | Frances Mcgillin Nancy Mcgillin John Mcgillin Robt Mcgillin James Mcgillin Samuel P Mcgillin Mayaget Mcgillin Mary Mcgillin | McGillan, Francis (I178328)
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| 41224 | Frances McGillin Nancy McGillin John McGillin Robt McGillin James McGillin Samuel P McGillin Mayaget McGillin Mary McGillin | McGillan, James (I178356)
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| 41225 | Frances Mutinsky 10 Feb 1906 Jul 1980 Chicago, Cook, Illinois | Shamberg, Frances (I4730)
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| 41226 | Frances Paschen passed away peacefully on Saturday, September 28, 2013, the morning of her 99th birthday. Frances was born on the family farm in Redgranite, Wisconsin on September 28, 1914, daughter of the late Harry and Anna (Rodencal) Roggow. She graduated from Berlin High School in 1932, and then took secretarial classes. Frances met her future husband, Howard Paschen, at a big band concert at Waverly Beach Ballroom, where they both loved to dance. They were married on June 7, 1941 at St. Paul Ev. Lutheran Church in Appleton, and shared fifty-seven wonderful years together before his death in 1998. They resided in Kaukauna their entire married lives, and Frances worked as a legal secretary for the McCarty Law Firm, and the Burns Law Firm. Frances was an active member of Immanuel United Church of Christ where she chaired many committees, a lifetime member of the Kaukauna Lady Elks Club, and a charter member of the Fox Valley Golf Club. She enjoyed golf, playing bridge, and was a very talented artist - she did beautiful stitchery and craft projects. She is survived by her niece: Gail (Harvey) Jansen of Tucson, Arizona; her nephews: James (Sharon) Rammer of Menasha; John Rammer of Appleton; and Craig (Grazyna) Stockmeier of Ridgeland, Mississippi; and several grand nieces and nephews, including Christina and Lauren who had a special bond with Frances. She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a brother Harold, and her sisters-in-law: Ruth (Joseph) Rammer and Alice (Rev. Leonard) Stockmeier; and a niece Mary Alice Rammer. Funeral services for Frances will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, October 3, 2013 at IMMANUEL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 510 Hendricks Avenue in Kaukauna, with Rev. Greg Smith officiating. Interment will follow at Union Cemetery. Friends are invited to gather at the church on Thursday morning from 10:00 AM until the time of the funeral service. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to offer their thanks to everyone at St. Paul Home (Apple Tree Court) for their unfailing love and care for Frances during her last years. Thanks also to Brian Schmidt for his caring support of Frances following Howard's death. We will never forget your love, kindness, and compassion. Frances loved the Handbell Choir at Immanuel Church. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established to support the bells. | Roggow, Frances (I127580)
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| 41227 | Frances R. Juckem, age 88, formerly of Chilton, died on Fri. June 8, 2007 at the Pine Haven Christian Home in Sheboygan Falls. She was born on Nov. 5, 1918 in the Town of Brillion, daughter of the late Michael & Julia (Koeppel) Binsfeld. She married LeRoy Juckem on Sept. 25, 1940 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in St. John, WI, he preceded her in death on April 17, 1975. She had farmed with her husband LeRoy in Chilton until 1975. Frances was a member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Chilton and the Daughters of Isabella. Over the years she enjoyed spending time with her family, reading, and socializing with her friends. Survivors include her 3 children, Jane (Anthony) Woelfel of Sheboygan Falls, James (Marilyn) Juckem of Chilton, Juliette (Ronald) Schwartz of Sheboygan; 6 Grandchildren, Duane (Judith) Woelfel of Sheboygan Falls, John (Kate) Juckem of Sheboygan, Mary Beth Juckem of Chilton, David Juckem of Chilton, Jennifer Schwartz of Sheboygan, Kristin Schwartz of Sheboygan; 2 sisters, Lucille Nowicki of Oshkosh, Regina Schaeuble of Menasha; 3 sisters-in-law, Ellen Gloudeman of Kaukauna, Priscilla Roach of Chilton, Vivian Roesch of Brookfield; many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents and her husband, she also was preceded in death by 5 brothers, Edward, Mark, Alfred, Herbert & Michael Binsfeld; 2 sisters, Florence Propson & Veronica Beyer; in-laws, Randolph Propson, Harland Beyer, Ralph Nowicki, Carlton Schaeuble, Helen Binsfeld, Evelyn Meehl, Urban Meehl, Gervase Graney, Lionel Roach, & Frederick Roesch. Funeral services will be at 11:30 AM on Thursday June 14, 2007 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Plymouth, with The Very Reverend Dennis VanBeek officiating. Burial will follow in St. Mary Cemetery in Chilton. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilton from 6 to 8 PM on Wednesday, and on Thursday at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (115 Plymouth St,) in Plymouth from 9:30 AM until the time of services. A parish prayer service will be held at 7 PM Wednesday evening at the funeral home. Online Condolences, www.wietingfuneralhome.com. The Sheboygan Press June 12, 2007 Frances R. Juckem, age 88, formerly of Chilton, died on Fri. June 8, 2007 at the Pine Haven Christian Home in Sheboygan Falls. She was born on Nov. 5, 1918 in the Town of Brillion, daughter of the late Michael & Julia (Koeppel) Binsfeld. She married LeRoy Juckem on Sept. 25, 1940 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in St. John, WI, he preceded her in death on April 17, 1975. She had farmed with her husband LeRoy in Chilton until 1975. Frances was a member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Chilton and the Daughters of Isabella. Over the years she enjoyed spending time with her family, reading, and socializing with her friends. Survivors include her 3 children, Jane (Anthony) Woelfel of Sheboygan Falls, James (Marilyn) Juckem of Chilton, Juliette (Ronald) Schwartz of Sheboygan; 6 Grandchildren, Duane (Judith) Woelfel of Sheboygan Falls, John (Kate) Juckem of Sheboygan, Mary Beth Juckem of Chilton, David Juckem of Chilton, Jennifer Schwartz of Sheboygan, Kristin Schwartz of Sheboygan; 2 sisters, Lucille Nowicki of Oshkosh, Regina Schaeuble of Menasha; 3 sisters-in-law, Ellen Gloudeman of Kaukauna, Priscilla Roach of Chilton, Vivian Roesch of Brookfield; many nieces and nephews. In addition to her parents and her husband, she also was preceded in death by 5 brothers, Edward, Mark, Alfred, Herbert & Michael Binsfeld; 2 sisters, Florence Propson & Veronica Beyer; in-laws, Randolph Propson, Harland Beyer, Ralph Nowicki, Carlton Schaeuble, Helen Binsfeld, Evelyn Meehl, Urban Meehl, Gervase Graney, Lionel Roach, & Frederick Roesch. Funeral services will be at 11:30 AM on Thursday June 14, 2007 at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church in Plymouth, with The Very Reverend Dennis VanBeek officiating. Burial will follow in St. Mary Cemetery in Chilton. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilton from 6 to 8 PM on Wednesday, and on Thursday at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church (115 Plymouth St,) in Plymouth from 9:30 AM until the time of services. A parish prayer service will be held at 7 PM Wednesday evening at the funeral home. | Binsfeld, Frances R. (I146132)
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| 41228 | Frances Ruppert, age 87, passed away at 8:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 20, 2010, at Blu-Fountain Manor Nursing Home, in Godfrey, Il. She was born on January 19, 1923, in Chesterfield, Illinois, to the late Louis and Gladys (Stevenson) Wright. Frances married Paul M. Ruppert on October 19, 1946 in Alton, Il at St. Patrick's Catholic Church. He preceded her in death She graduated from Shipman High School in 1940 and attended Shurtliff College in Alton, Il. She was employed as a secretary for the Alton Box Board Company from 1942 to 1947; she was a member of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Bethalto, Il. Her greatest joy was spending time with her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Frances is survived by nine children; Raymond Ruppert of Denver, Co, Wayne and his spouse Debbie Ruppert of Godfrey, Il. Mary Ruppert and her spouse Paul E. Broadway of Alton, Il. Vince and his spouse Kathy Ruppert of Alton, Il. Dean and his spouse Michelle Ruppert of Bethalto. Il. Joyce Ruppert of Alton, Il. Mark Ruppert of Alton, Il. Faye Ruppert of Alton, Il. and Steve and his spouse Sarah Ruppert of Alton, Il. Seventeen grandchildren; and five great grandchildren. Visitations will be from 4 to 8 pm on Wednesday, June 23, 2010, at the Elias, Kallal & Schaaf Funeral Home in Bethalto, Il. Funeral Mass will be at 10 am on Thursday June 24, 2010 at Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Bethalto, Il. Father Tom Liebler will be the celebrant. Burial will follow at Rose Lawn Memory Gardens in Bethalto, Il. Memorials may be made to the Building Fund of Our Lady Queen of Peace Catholic Church in Bethalto, Il. Online condolences and guest book may be found at www.eliaskallalandschaaf.com | Wright, Frances Lara (I65018)
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| 41229 | Frances Schaefer, age 90, passed away at home on May 4, 2011. Frances was born in Kaukauna on December 14, 1920, the daughter of the late Edwin and Rose (Hartmanstorfer) Walker. Frances graduated from the Kaukauna High School and continued her education at Kaukauna Normal Teachers' College, and received her Bachelor of Science in Education degree from Oshkosh State College. Later she received her Master's Degree in reading from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh. Frances taught at Holy Cross School in Kaukauna, St. John's School in Little Chute, and Holy Name School in Kimberly. She retired in 1986. Frances was married to Linus Schaefer for sixty-two years prior to his death in 2002. Frances loved life! In her younger years, Frances was quite the athlete, and enjoyed swimming, bowling, and even hunting. When her family was young, they enjoyed camping and traveling together. She loved reading, gardening, and canning each year's harvest. Most of all, Frances enjoyed doting on her grandchildren. The couple had four children: Edwin (Jeanne) Schaefer of Horseshoe Bend, Arkansas; Terrance Schaefer (Nancy Webster) of Green Bay; Nancy Schaefer of Kaukauna; and Lei Ann Lewis (John Jost) of Hilbert. There are eight grandchildren: Chad (Eileen) Schaefer, Nicole (Scott) Heider, Heather Collette VanDeraa, Patrick Schaefer Wicke, Mark (Sonya) Schaefer, and Matthew (Shoko) Wicke, Maria (John) Duemler, and Bret (Amber) Lewis; three great-grandsons: Ricky Gasman, Paul Schaefer, and Kyle Schaefer; three great-granddaughters: Kotomi Wicke, Chiyomi Wicke, and Gabriella Duemler. She is also survived by a sister: LaVerne Van Vreede; a sister-in-law: Helen Walker; and a brother-in-law: Clayton Vanden Broek. Frances also leaves behind many nieces, nephews, relatives, and dear friends. She was preceded in death by her husband, Linus, her parents Edwin and Rose Walker, a sister Marie (Joe) Simon, brothers Robert (Imelda) Walker and Edwin "Don" Walker, and a brother-in-law: Jerome Van Vreede. The funeral liturgy for Frances will be held at 12:15 p.m. on Saturday, May 7, 2011 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Friday evening from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. and again at the church on Saturday from 11 a.m. until the time of the service. The family would like to offer their sincere thanks to Dr. Gregory Johnson and his staff, Fr. Tom Pomeroy, and everyone from St. Paul Hospice. We will always remember everything you have done for our family. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences | Walker, Frances M. (I174847)
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| 41230 | Frances Schievermayer Sadie Schievermayer Felix Lessor Margaret Lessor Arnold Nelson | Lerner, Frances (I334156)
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| 41231 | Frances Schmit 12/25/1905 3/14/1968 Post Crescent 3/15/1968 B 8 | Schmit, Frances Otilia (I105474)
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| 41232 | Frances Schommer 3/13/1920 3/5/2007 Post Crescent 3/22/2007 C 5 | Schommer, Frances (I22804)
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| 41233 | Frances Schroeder 7/24/1898 3/16/1968 Post Crescent 3/18/1986 B 8 | Schroeder, Frances (I118100)
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| 41234 | Frances Simon 9/29/1911 10/11/1992 Post Crescent 10/12/1992 B 5 | Simon, Frances Anna (I34820)
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| 41235 | Frances Stein 7/13/1912 6/16/2006 Post Crescent 6/18/2006 C 6 | Stein, Frances E. (I141374)
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| 41236 | Frances Streich Charlotte Streich Russell Streich Robert Streich Daniel Streich Marion Streich Carl Streich Edward Shevey | Gaetzman, Frances (I26480)
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| 41237 | Frances T. Otte, Kaukauna, age 85, passed away peacefully on Monday, February 17, 2014 at Brillion West Haven Assisted Living surrounded by her loving family. She was born and raised on her family's farm near Freedom on October 28, 1928 to the late John and Alegunda (Verhasselt) Ebben and attended school in Freedom until the 8th grade. Frances met her husband at the Nitingale Ballroom. They were united in marriage on August 28, 1951 St. Nicholas Catholic Church. They spent the next 57 wonderful years together before James passed away. After their marriage they purchased a farm near Kaukauna and they joined St. Katharine Drexel Parish at St. Mary's Site where Frances was still a member. Frances was a very hard working person and never complained. For over 50 years she was her husband's partner on their family farm. There she raised her children along with milking cows, helping with the fieldwork, housekeeping, gardening, and cooking and baking for her family. Her biggest joy in her later years was spending time with her grandchildren and her great-grandchildren. Frances is survived by her children: Eugene, Kaukauna and good friend, Debbie Forester, Little chute; Mary Jane (Edwin) Knutson, Reedsville; Betty (James) Boucher, Black Creek; George (Cindy Burmeister) Otte, Reedsville; six grandchildren: Bob (Jodi) Boucher; Brenda Boucher; Becky (Andy) Nielsen; Amy Otte; Joshua Otte (special friend Hope Paider) and Edwin (Jenny) Knutson Jr.; nine great-grandchildren: Brianna, Mikayla, Autumn, Tristan, Kade, Kole, Katie, Lucy and Raymond; one brother and sister-in-law: William (Jo Ann) Ebben, Kaukauna; numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives. She is further survived by her late husband's sister, Lorraine Van Handel. Frances was preceded in death by her husband, James, a daughter, Cindy, her parents, a brother and sister-in-law: Edmund (Anna) Ebben; nephew, Ulrich Ebben; niece, Barbara Ebben; sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law: Emma and Clarence Jansen, Margaret and Gordon Van De Hey, Ethel and Don Halbach, Edward Van Handel, Therese Otte, infant George Otte and her husband's nephews: Chuck Van Handel and Sonny Van De Hey. The Mass of Christian Burial for Frances will be at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, February 22, 2014 at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH at ST. MARY SITE, 2401 Main Ave., Kaukauna with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Family and friends will be received directly at church from 9:00 a.m. until the hour of mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund is being established. The family has chosen Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna to assist them. 766-2099. www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com The Otte family would like to thank the staff at Brillion West Haven (especially Hope) for the wonderful care given to our mother for the last four years. We would also like to thank Heartland Hospice for the gentle care and compassion in her final journey home. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Feb. 20, 2014 | Ebben, Frances T. (I24859)
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| 41238 | Frances T. Wollenberg, age 96, of rural De Pere, passed away Monday, March 30, 2015 surrounded by her loving family at a local nursing home. She was born June 23, 1918 in the Town of Rockland to the late Peter De Beukelar and Anna (Geurts) De Beukelar. On July 5, 1944, she married Joseph G. Wollenberg at St. Mary's Church in De Pere. She lived and worked on the family farm all her life. She worked at Scray's Cheese Factory for many years, was a 4-H Leader, member of the Green Bay Square Dance Club, a member of St. Mary's Church and a member of the St. Mary Altar Rosary Society. She is survived by her children: Pat Wery of Green Bay, Judy (Jim) Van Den Heuvel of Seymour, Kay Loose (special friend Jim Brunner) of Appleton, Mary (Jerry) Gossen of De Pere, George (Jean) Wollenberg of De Pere, Millie Schroeder (special friend Joe Burton) of Greenleaf, and Steve (Charlene) Wollenberg of De Pere. She is also survived by 32 grandchildren/great-grandchildren, nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents and husband, Joseph; brother John (Martha) De Beukelar, sisters: Henrietta De Beukelar and Sr. Mary Jo (Josephine) De Beukelar, son-in-law Robert Schroeder, great-granddaughter Harmony Van Den Heuvel, and a special friend, Allan Wery. Family and friends may visit at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Avenue, De Pere, on Sunday, April 5, from 5:00-8:00pm with a parish prayer service at 7:00pm. Visitation will continue on Monday, from 10:00am until 10:45am at St. Mary Catholic Church, 4805 Sportsman Drive, Ledgeview. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11:00am with the Rev. Richard Getchel officiating. Entombment in the Shrine of the Good Shepherd. *Due to road construction on County X and County GV, please see www.cotterfuneralhome.com or call 336-8702 for alternate routes to the church* The family extends their thanks to the staff at Rennes Nursing Home and Heartland Hospice for their care and concern. | DeBeukclar, Frances (I197927)
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| 41239 | Frances V. "Fran" Richter, Kimberly, WI, formerly of Burlington, WI, age 83, passed away peacefully with her family by her side at Appleton Medical Center on Thursday, November 29, 2007. She was born in Kimberly on May 18, 1924, the daughter of the late Walter and Marie (Vanden Boogard) Van Eperen. On September 3, 1955, she married her husband of 42 years, Robert Richter. He preceded her in death in 1998. They resided in Burlington, WI, for over 40 years and she recently moved back to Kimberly. Fran enjoyed her jobs at the Institute of Paper Chemistry, Kimberly Clark Corporation and 1st Banking Center. She was a member of the Burlington Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. Fran loved entertaining and was a gourmet cook. Fran was an accomplished seamstress and enjoyed knitting, baking, playing cards with her friends, dining out, shopping, and attending family events. Fran is survived by her children: Barbara Richter of Milwaukee, Patrice Rothman of Minneapolis, and Ron Richter of Milwaukee; grandchildren: Ryan and Erick Rothman, and Mallory, Andrew and Jarod Richter; brothers: Bernie (Nita) Van Eperen of Arizona and Paul (Barb) Van Eperen of Kimberly; sister, Lou (Gene) Schultz of Kimberly; sisters-in-law: Theresa Van Eperen and Dori Van Eperen; and numerous nieces, nephews, cousins, brothers and sisters-in-law, and many close friends. She is preceded in death by her husband, parents, brothers: John (Evelyn), Walt (Bev), Joe, Hank, Ray, Donald, George, and Joseph; sisters: Mickey Saucer, Leone (Bob) Green, Johanna (Walt) Diedrich, and Leona Van Eperen. The funeral liturgy will be at 4 p.m. on Monday, December 3, 2007, at Holy Spirit Parish, KIMBERLY CAMPUS, 600 E. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly, with Fr. David Beaudry officiating. Friends will be received at the church on Monday from 2 p.m. until the time of the service. Burial will be in Southern Wisconsin Veterans Cemetery, Union Grove, WI. The family extends a special thank you to Dr. Jack Anderson and Dr. Atif Qureshi, and their staff, for their compassionate medical attention. Fran will be dearly missed by her family and many friends. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Fran's name is being established. Memorials will be distributed among: Catholic Central High School, Burlington, WI; Holy Spirit Parish, Kimberly, WI; and the Alzheimer's Association of America, Chicago, IL, in memory of her husband, Bob. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 East Kimberly Avenue Kimberly 920-788-6202 www.wichmannfargo.com | VanEperen, Frances (I57487)
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| 41240 | Frances Van Da Huvel, 98, died peacefully February 23, 2015. The daughter of Peter and Henrietta (Coenen) Pansier was born July 31, 1916 in the Town of De Pere. Her father Peter, at the age of six, immigrated from Holland in 1881 with his parents. Her mother, Henrietta, was the granddaughter of Theodore Coenen who came with the first migration of Dutch to Brown County in 1848. The fifth of seven children, Frances was raised on the family farm, which continues to be operated by her nephews. Frances graduated from De Pere High School in 1934 having received several awards for her secretarial courses. In her working career she was employed by Northeast Co-op, East Side Chevrolet in Milwaukee, and Franken's Drug Store. From 1965 to 1983 she was the secretary for the Social Work Department at the Sisters of Our Lady of Charity. She then retired to a new position at St. Francis Xavier Parish in De Pere working as the parish bookkeeper and secretary, retiring two weeks before her eighty-seventh birthday in 2003. She was a member of the Brown County Historical Society and a charter member of the Our Lady of Charity Guild. On June 14, 1947 she married Milton Van Da Huvel, they later divorced. Her main focus in life was her children and grandchildren. She strove to support her children in their educational endeavors, at which she was a great success. A woman of great character Frances was always interested in world affairs and democracy. She was known for her great smile, wit and sense of humor. In her retirement she enjoyed oil painting with her sister, Sister Evelyn Pansier and a niece. She loved her flower gardens and playing cards with family members. She took her first Harley ride in 1942 and her last 45 mile ride at age 94. She is survived by her four children, four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren: daughter Mary Jane Herber; son Kelly (Trudy) Van Da Huvel, their son Nathan; daughter Jo Anne Aerts, her daughters, Stephanie (Andrew) Schlag, Christina (Christopher) Peeters and daughter Kenzie, Abigail (Gregory) Potts, and son Logan and daughter Miley; Dr. Scott Van Da Huvel and his wife Karen Christen. She is also survived by her brother Raymond Pansier and fourteen nieces including god-daughters Beverly Berken and Kathleen Moenssens and six nephews and their spouses. She was preceded in death by her parents, Pete and Hattie, son-in-law Robert Aerts, her sister Sister Evelyn Pansier, brothers and their spouses Wilfred (Fern), Walter (Pearl), James (Marie), sister-in-law Helen Pansier, and a nephew Wayne Pansier. An infant brother Winifred also preceded her in death. Family and friends may visit at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave., De Pere, on Friday, February 27, 2015 from 4:30pm until a parish prayer service at 7pm to conclude the evening. Visitation will continue on Saturday, February 28 at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church 220 S. Michigan St., De Pere, from 10am until 10:45am. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11am at the church with Rev. Judah Pigon, MF, officiating. Interment in Allouez Chapel Mausoleum. Online condolences may be sent to www.cotterfuneralhome.com. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Scholarships, Inc., 2301 Riverside Dr., Green Bay, WI 54301. | Pansier, Frances (I106815)
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| 41241 | Frances Vandehei 20 Feb 1921 Jul 1977 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | Ambrosius, Frances (I30146)
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| 41242 | Frances VandenBoogaard 5/10/1898 7/18/1966 Post Crescent 7/19/1966 B 16 | vandenBoogaard, Frances P. (I137140)
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| 41243 | Frances Verbeten 1/9/1876 3/16/1965 Post Crescent 3/16/1965 B 8 | Verbeten, Frances (I70979)
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| 41244 | Frances Vissers, 96, Kaukauna, formerly of Menasha, died with her family by her side Saturday, March 31, 2012 at St. Paul Elder Services, Kaukauna, WI. She was born October 18, 1915, in Kaukauna to John and Hattie (Verbeten) Vanevenhoven - the 7th of 13 children. Frances married Wilbert A. "Bill" Vissers June 13, 1939 at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna. Bill preceded her in death December 10, 1999. A life well lived, Frances experienced the joy of being loved by a large family, many friends and neighbors. Frances was a member of St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, Menasha, where she was a member of the Rosary Society and avid attendee at the Mother of Perpetual Help devotions. She was an active member of the Neenah-Menasha Elks Ladies and the Neenah-Menasha Homemakers. Frances loved dancing. Bill and she were members of the Romeo and Calicos Square Dancing Club. She was an excellent card player, cook, baker and candy maker, and hostess. She was the happiest when the house was full of family and friends enjoying life. Frances is survived by her 4 children: Janice (James) Schueppert, St. Paul, MN; Shirley (David) Mottard, Cedarburg, WI; Robert (Carol) Vissers, St. Paul, MN; Jill (Clark) Caflisch, Oshkosh, WI; 6 grandchildren: Dr. Michael (Mary) Schueppert; Steven (Laurie) Schueppert; Jennifer (Craig) Lau; Krista (Daniel) Teigen; Patrick Caflisch; Kathryn "Kate" Caflisch; 13 great grandchildren: Megan, Mary Claire, Ann, Madeline; Emily, twins Abigail and Elizabeth, Julie Gail, Charles W., Mary Grace Schueppert; Taylor and Camryn Lau; Noah Teigen; a sister, Evelyn Hermes; sisters-in-law: Alma Vanevenhoven, Marian Van Asten and Geraldine Pennings; brothers-in-law: Elmer Vissers and Sylvester Vissers; many nieces, nephews and other relatives and friends. Frances was also preceded in death by her parents; brothers and sisters: Angeline (Willard) Vanden Heuvel; Ervin (Martha) Vanevenhoven; Henry (Harriet) Vanevenhoven; Arthur (Nellie) Vanevenhoven; Lillian (Martin) Thyssen; Howard Vanevenhoven; Marian (Nicholas) Kavanaugh; Orville (Alma) Vanevenhoven; Raymond (Rita) Vanevenhoven; Ralph (Angeline) Vanevenhoven; Rosemary Vanevenhoven; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law: James Hermes; Ella (Jake) Van Wychen; Tillie (Ervin) Welhouse; Minnie (Frank) Zwiers; Bill Van Asten; Florence (Frank) Weyers; George (Frances) Vissers; Harriet (Frank) Weyenberg; Evelyn Vissers; Donald Pennings. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Monday, April 9, 2012, at St. John the Baptist Catholic Church, 516 DePere St., Menasha, with Rev. Daniel Schuster officiating. Interment will be in a local cemetery. Visitation will be from 10:00 a.m. Monday at the church until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established in Frances' name. Frances' family wishes to thank St. Paul Home and staff for their wonderful care and compassion. Kessler Funeral Home 304 S. Commercial St. Neenah 920 722 6464 www.kesslerfh.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from April 2 to April 5, 2012 | Vanevenhoven, Frances (I35654)
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| 41245 | Frances was born June 10, 1902, Twp. Center, Outagamie County Wisconsin. Parents are Joseph Griesbach and Mary Striegel. She died February 11, 1920, Twp. Center, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. Burial February 13, 1920, St. Edward Catholic Cemetery, Mackville, Wisconsin. (from John Kern - Rootsweb Post Note Archiveraider@yahoo.com) | Griesbach, Frances (I61814)
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| 41246 | Frances Watermolen 47 Barbara Watermolen 43 Courtant Watermolen 13 Peter Watermolen 11 Elisabeth Watermolen 7 Rosa Watermolen 5 Willie Watermolen 11/12 | Watermolen, John FRANCIS (I151758)
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| 41247 | Frances Weyenberg, 214 S. Elm St. Kimberly, age 75 died Monday, Augu st 9, 1993. She was born May 9, 1918 in Vandenbroek.Survivors include two brothers, Matt Weyenberg, Kaukauna, Henry Weyenber g, Little Chute, four sisters, Hattie Fox and Mary VanDeraa from Little Ch ute, Rose Vanden Heuvel, Appleton, Dora Hogen, Moline, Ill., nieces and ne phews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Theodore and Georgiana (J ansen) Weyenberg, a brother George and a sister Ann. | Weyenberg, Frances (I41397)
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| 41248 | Frances X Nelessen Cecelia F Nelessen | Nelessen, Francis Xavier (I142701)
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| 41249 | Frances, 87, Neenah, went to heaven Saturday, July, 28, 2007. Mary Frances Verstegen was born in Little Chute, Aug. 6, 1919, daughter of Aloys and Della (Keelen) Verstegen. She was baptized at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute. In her late teens, she worked at St. Elizabeth Hospital and in her twenties she worked at Kimberly Clark-Badger Globe. She married Paul Becker Nov. 25, 1948. They made their home in Neenah, having four children. They ran Becker's Dog Motel for years. She also worked at Brecklin's Viking in Winchester. She was a member of Martin Luther Church, Neenah. Frances was proud of her Dutch (and wee bit Irish) heritage. She enjoyed life and was seldom without a joke or funny story to tell. She had many wonderful, caring friends and family that she shared her life with. Frances is survived by her children, Keith Becker, Appleton; Kay and Keith Grosskopf, Winchester; Dean and Barb Becker, Menasha, and Mark Becker, Neenah; grandchildren, Sue (Randy) Roen and children, Zachary, Gabrielle and Alyssa; Nicholas (Amy) Becker and son, Mason; Matthew Becker, Crystal (Matt) Brunner and son, Beau; Corey (Fritz) Heathman, Lindsey, Kelly and Shauna Becker; a sister-in-law, Grace Verstegen, Little Chute; many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her loving husband, Paul; siblings, Blanche Weidenhaupt, Norbert (Nubs), Lloyd (Lanky) and James (Jimmy) Verstegen. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2007, at Martin Luther Church, 436 S. Lake Street, Neenah, with Revs. Jason Oakland and Richard Krahn officiating. Entombment will be in Shrine of Heaven Mausoleum, Neenah. Friends may call at Martin Luther Church from 4 to 6 p.m. Tuesday and at the church from 9 to 11 a.m. Wednesday until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial in Fran's name has been established for Martin Luther Church and the American Cancer Society. A heartfelt thanks to all who helped with her care at home, family, friends, neighbors and hospice, the last few weeks. Mom, we'll miss your easy going attitude towards life and your ability to laugh. As you say, "It's been a slice of heaven." KESSLER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES Neenah 920-722-6464 | Verstegen, Mary Frances (I108058)
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| 41250 | Francis "Frank" A. Baeten, 88, De Pere, passed away on Tuesday, Aug. 2, 2011. He was born Sept. 29, 1922, to the late John and Josephine Baeten. Frank married the former Dorothy Linzmeier. He retired from the Milwaukee Road Railroad. Frank liked to read and do his crossword puzzles. He was the "King" of the one liner. Frank was very proud of his military record, having served in the United States Army during World War II. He fought at the Battle of the Bulge, and the Battle at the Bridge at Remagen to name a few. He is survived by his wife, Dorothy; his children, Jerry (Lisa) Baeten, Tom (Kelly) Baeten; his son-in-law, Phillip Kreisa; six grandchildren, David, Adam, Lindsay, Alex, Elizabeth, and Brian, as well as his two great- grandchildren, Brianna and Macy. Frank's siblings also survive; Clyde (Sonia) Baeten, and Merle (Joan) Baeten. He was preceded in death by his daughter, Mary Kreisa; his son, Robert Baeten; his brother, Richard (Lisa) Baeten; and sister-in-law, Pat Baeten. A private family service was held. The RYAN FUNERAL HOME of De Pere assisted the family with arrangements. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on August 6, 2011 | Baeten, Francis (I187232)
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| 41251 | Francis "Frank" Basten, 76, Green Bay, passed away July 3, 2015. Born on October 17, 1938, in New Franken, he is the son of the late James and Julia Basten. Frank graduated from East High School class of '58. He served our country in the United States Navy from 1958 to 1962. Frank married the former Diane DeLaurelle on January 15, 1966, at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church. He then went on to become the proud father of his three children. Frank worked at Green Bay Packaging for forty-two years before he retired. He enjoyed his cabin, collecting and sharing his treasures found at auctions and sales. He is survived by his wife of forty-nine years, Diane; three children, Doug (Tammy) Basten, Tammi Basten, and Brian (Danielle) Basten all of Green Bay; six grandchildren, Courtnay, Evan, Alec, Tyler, Michael, and Nolan; two great grandchildren, Aerionna, and Lucas who is on his way; one brother, Norbert (Betty) Basten; sisters-in-law, Nancy and Jan; many other nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. Preceded in death by his parents; mother and father-in-law, Clarence and Lorraine DeLaurelle; three brothers, Leo, Ron, and Don Basten. Visitation at Malcore (East) Funeral Home 701 N. Baird St. Tuesday July 7, from 3 PM until the time of the Parish Wake Service at 7 PM. Visitation will continue Wednesday at the funeral home from 9 AM until the time of the Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 AM at Saints Peter and Paul Catholic Church with Rev. Anthony Cirignani, OFM officiating. Burial at Nicolet Memorial Gardens. Visit www.malcorefuneralhome.com to send the family an online condolence. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the staff of St Vincent Dialysis Center and ER. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established in his name. | Basten, Francis "Frank" (I200244)
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| 41252 | Francis "Frank" E. Sack , Menasha Loving husband, father, brother and grandfather, age 55, died on Sunday, May 25, 2003. Francis was born in Appleton, on October 2, 1947, son of the late Augustav and Gladys Arnoldussen Sack. He was a very decorated veteran, serving 2 tours of duty in Vietnam and earning 2 purple hearts and a bronze star. On June 6, 1981, Francis married Diane Van Linn, and they have enjoyed over 21 years of marriage together. Francis was a member of the Christian Life Center, where he was recently baptized. He was also an avid Union supporter and worker. Francis spent his last day fishing at his property with his wife, sons, daughter and grandchildren. He loved to cook and was an excellent chef. Francis will be greatly missed by his wife, Diane; his 5 children, Timothy; Dennis; Angela and her son, Braxton; Bradley Farran and their children, Devon and Lillian; Elizabeth; 8 brothers and sisters, Richard Deb, Colorado; Roger Carrie, Nevada; Rita LaRue, Colorado; David and friend, Carol Bourquin, Minnesota; Janet Jeff Spaulding, Park Falls, Wisconsin; Sandra Rowdy Darnell, Colorado; Mark, Wisconsin; Robert, Colorado; grandson, Dylon Holsten and his mother and dear friend of the family, Sabrina Holsten; father and mother-in-law, Edward Delaine Van Linn; sister-in-law, Pat Robert Moss; and brothers-in-law, Dan Van Linn and friend Kathy Keane; Douglas Terri; Allan Rachelle; and Tony Pauline. The memorial service will be held at 11:00 a.m., on Thursday, May 29, 2003 at CHRISTIAN LIFE CENTER, 670 North Green Bay Road, Neenah, with Rev. John Bridges officiating. Family and friends will be received at the funeral home on Wednesday, May 28 from 4 until 7 p.m., and again at the church on Thursday from 10 until 10:45 a.m. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME Tri County Chapel 3212 South Oneida Street Menasha 920-831-9905 | Sack, Francis E. (I98489)
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| 41253 | Francis "Frank" Grady, age 53, from Freedom, was taken from us Sunday, January 3, 2016. "Pro Life hero" Francis Grady passed away. He was born March 18, 1962 to his parents, Patrick Grady and Juline Grady. Survivors include his three children, Tanya, Jason and Nicole and their mother Sally; six grandchildren; his father, Patrick; two brothers; five sisters. He was preceded in death by his mother, Juline and his brother Mike. A private service will be held at a later date. He will be greatly missed. He loved all the little angels. | Grady, Francis (I98874)
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| 41254 | Francis "Frank" W. DeJong, 77, passed away unexpectedly on December 12, 2012 at Appleton Medical Center. Frank was born on January 11, 1935 to Jacob and Mary (Brooks) DeJong in Freedom. He graduated from the Freedom High School in 1952 and St. Norbert College in 1956 where he excelled in football. On April 25, 1970 he was united in marriage to Joyce Gogolewski, and they spent 42 wonderful years together. Frank was an accountant for several firms until his retirement in 2002. He was a co-founder of the Freedom Athletic Association and umpired many games in the Freedom area. Frank was an avid bowler, golfer and fisherman and a Packer fan. He also enjoyed playing cards and dominos. Most of all Frank loved spending time with his family and friends at the cottage in Pound or attending his grandchildren's sporting events. He was also a volunteer at the Oconto Falls Hospital. Frank is survived by his wife Joyce, three sons; Greg (Tracy) DeJong, Kaukauna, Jeff DeJong, Kaukauna, and Steven (Billie Jo) DeJong, Freedom, six grandchildren, Tia, Lili, Jayce, Kristen, Brittney and Danielle, a sister Betty Hietpas, brothers-in-law, Ken Romenesko, and Bob (Mary) Gogolewski, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Frank was preceded in death by his parents, his siblings; Rosie Romenesko, Corneal DeJong, and Ardene (Ed) Welhouse, and a brother-in-law Don Hietpas. The funeral liturgy for Frank will be held on Monday, December 17, 2012 at 11:00 AM at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer St., Kaukauna with Fr Tom Pomeroy officiating. A time of visitation will be held at the Church on Monday, December 17, 2012 from 9:00 AM until the time of the Mass. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. The family would like to thank the paramedics and medical staff at Appleton Medical Center and all of the family and friends for their support during this difficult time. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on December 14, 2012 | DeJong, Frank William (I40196)
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| 41255 | Francis "Fritz" Coenen, 89, of De Pere, died unexpectedly on All Saints Day, Thursday November 1, 2012 at home. The son of the late Frank and Lena (Albers) Coenen was born August 14, 1923 in De Pere. On April 27, 1946, he married the former Eleanor Van De Ven at St. Boniface Catholic Church. She preceded him in death on July 21, 2004. Fritz proudly served his country in the U.S. Army as an MP from 1943 to 1946. Fritz worked at DePere Progressive Farmers Co-op (now AgriPartners) for many years. He was an active member of the community and volunteered his time, talent and treasure to many worthy causes. He was a member and Past Officer of De Pere VFW Post 2113. Fritz loved playing cards enjoyed a good pool game in his earlier years. He was an avid outdoorsman and enjoyed hunting and fishing. Survivors include his son, Rick (Rosa) Coenen, De Pere, two daughters, Sandy (Don "Fuzz") Milquet, De Pere, Sue (Dennis) Boettcher, Rhinelander, four grandchildren, Sarah and Mark Coenen and Christopher (Michelle) and Tracy Sue Boettcher (fiancé, Greg Vaughan), one great-granddaughter, Alyssa Boettcher, one brother Clem, one sister, Rosemary (Joe) Bartels, as well as Fritz's special friend, Dee Aland. Family and friends may call at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 305 North Tenth Street, De Pere, from 4:00 to 8:00 pm on Sunday November 4, 2012. Visitation will continue on Monday after 9:00 am at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Family, Lourdes Avenue at Suburban Drive, De Pere. Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 10:30 am Monday at church with Father Tim Shillcox, O. Praem., officiating. De Pere VFW Burial Rites will be accorded following the Mass. Burial in Mt. Calvary Cemetery. Please visit www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the Coenen family. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on November 4, 2012 | Coenen, Francis (I127724)
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| 41256 | Francis "Howard" Burton, 85 passed away at his home on November 26, 2013. Francis was born June 17, 1928 in Bear Creek to Edward and Fern (Goman) Burton. He was a graduate of Shiocton High School and after graduation he served his country as a member of the US Navy. He was also a member of Appleton VFW Post 2778. On October 21, 1950 he married the love of his life, Ione DeBroux and she preceded him in death on June 8, 2008. He was employed with Kimberly-Clark for more than 40 years before retirement. After retirement he volunteered at St. Joe's Food Pantry. He was a member of St. Bernard Catholic Church in Appleton. Family was very important to Francis. He loved time with his grandchildren, family gatherings and cookouts. Francis enjoyed Playing cards, reading, especially Western Novels, fishing trips to Canada and time up north at the family cottage. He was also an avid Packers fan. Francis is lovingly survived by his children: Dale Burton of Appleton, Diane (Robert) Rogers of Appleton, Donna (Rochlyn) Kronberg of Appleton, Dennis (Tami) Burton of Appleton, Dawn Mason of Appleton, Darrin Burton of Appleton, David (Lori) Burton of Weyauwega, Darlene (Ronald) Pluger of Little Chute; grandchildren: Chaz, Dustin, Teri, Jamie, Steffenie, Christopher, Jeremy, Justin, Aaron, Alex, Courtney, Joshua, Cory, Kaylin, Nathan, Nicholas, Rebecca, Morgan; great-grandchildren: Nevin, Colbe, Zayne, Mattea, Marek, Jalen, Sebastian, Cody, Abigail, Aubrey, Jaydon, Brennan, Zachary Austin, Autumn; brothers: Donald Burton, Leonard (Kay) Guyette, James (Deneka) Guyette, brothers-in-law: Willard (Maureen) DeBroux, Melvin DeBroux, Carl (Jan) DeBroux, Leroy (Diana) DeBroux, Norman DeBroux, Leonard (Vonnie) DeBroux, Ronald (Carol) DeBroux, Richard (Jean) DeBroux; sisters-in-law: Laverne Forster, Sherry (Jim) Lettau, Charlotte (Adam) Berg, Molly Fink; Francis is preceded in death by his wife Ione, his parents and his stepfather Cleve Guyette; grandson Brandon Kronberg; sisters: Helen Banker, Lois Leeman and brothers: Earl Burton and Clayton Burton; sisters-in-law Evelyn DeBroux, Audrey DeBroux and Dolores Burton; brother-in-law, Donald DeBroux, Conrad Forster. Funeral Liturgy for Francis will be Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 1617 Pine Street in Appleton at 11:00 am with Fr. Dennis Ryan officiating. Visitation will be Monday from 4:00 to 7:00 pm, with a Parish Prayer Service at 7:00 pm at Wichmann Funeral Home, Superior Street location and at church on Tuesday from 10:00 to 11:00 am. Interment at Riverside Cemetery. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 29, 2013 | Burton, Francis (I76325)
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| 41257 | Francis "Red" Kersten, Kaukauna, age 85, died peacefully on Saturday, March 4, 2017 following a short illness. He was born November 5, 1931 in Kaukauna, WI, son of the late Cornelius and Anna (Wimberger) Kersten. Red retired from Badger Northland. He enjoyed working on cars and working for Van Hout's Service Station part time. Red was a US Navy veteran and was actively involved with the Knights of Columbus. He loved his big cars, dancing to polka music, and playing his trumpet. He is survived by his brother, Jim (Dolores) Kersten, 4 sisters: Helen Baier, Louis Scharenbroch, Elaine Peotter, and Margaret Collins; sisters-in-law: Rosemary Kersten and Mary Kersten; numerous nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by 6 brothers: Henry, Richard, Paul, Eugene, Wilbert and John; 2 brothers-in-law: Edward Scharenbroch and Joseph Van Cuyk; 2 nephews: Richard Kersten Jr. and David Scharenbroch. Funeral services for Francis will be at Noon on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at St. Katharine Drexel Parish at St. Mary Church, 119 W. Seventh St., Kaukauna with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Friends may call directly at church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of service. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. (920) 766-2099 www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com The family wishes to extend their gratitude to the staff of St. Paul Home and St. Paul Hospice Services for their care and concern. RERUN with corrections Francis "Red" Kersten, Kaukauna, age 85, died peacefully on Saturday, March 4, 2017 following a short illness. He was born November 5, 1931 in Kaukauna, WI, son of the late Cornelius and Anna (Wimberger) Kersten. Red retired from Badger Northland. He enjoyed working on cars and working for Van Hoof's Service Station part time. Red was a US Navy veteran and was actively involved with the Knights of Columbus. He loved his big cars, dancing to polka music, and playing his trumpet. He is survived by his brother, Jim (Dolores) Kersten, 4 sisters: Helen Baier, Lois Scharenbroch, Elaine Peotter, and Margaret Collins; sisters-in-law: Rosemary Kersten and Mary Kersten; numerous nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by 6 brothers: Henry, Richard, Paul, Eugene, Wilbert and John; 2 sisters: Marion Van Cuyk and Wilma Kersten; 2 brothers-in-law: Edward Scharenbroch and Joseph Van Cuyk; 2 nephews: Richard Kersten Jr. and David Scharenbroch. Funeral services for Francis were held on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 at St. Katharine Drexel Parish at St. Mary Church. 119 W. Seventh St., Kaukauna with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Burial in parish cemetery. Boettcher Family Funeral Home, Kaukauna is assisting the family. (920) 766-2099www.boettcherfamilyfuneral.com The family wishes to extend their gratitude to the staff of St. Paul Home and St. Paul Hospice Services for their care and concern Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Mar. 7 to Mar. 9, 2017 | Kersten, Francis (I185500)
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| 41258 | Francis "Scrub" James Murphy, 82, of Freedom, passed away peacefully at his home, surrounded by his family on, Wednesday, October 23, 2013. He was born August 21, 1931 to Frank and Rosella (Weyenberg) Murphy, in Freedom. Francis was a lifelong member of St. Nicholas Catholic Church in Freedom. He was united marriage to "the best girl in Freedom", Theresa Mae Williamson on April 26, 1955, celebrating 58 years of marriage this year. Francis was a wonderful husband, father, grandfather and great grandfather, who will be dearly missed. He was extremely proud of his children and adored his grandchildren and great grandchildren. He always loved the holidays, especially Christmas, and would get a little misty-eyed through tears of joy as he watched the surprised and happy faces on his children when they opened that special gift that he couldn't wait for 'Santa' to bring them. He was a handy man who could always fix whatever was broken. When his children got older, he became a 'general contractor' helping each of his children to build their homes. He and Theresa enjoyed many years of being together and bringing up the kids, with the exception of the heartbreaking tragedy on October 3, 1971, when their seven-year-old daughter, Mary Kay, was struck and killed by a car in front of their home. Francis was employed by Miller Electric Corp. in Appleton for 38 years, retiring in 1993. Francis is survived by his loving wife, Theresa; along with six children: Colleen (Tom) Laha, Freedom; Susan (Bob) Harp, Appleton; Dr. Jim (Julie) Murphy, Pewaukee; Don (Jackie) Murphy, Freedom; Betty (Tom) Hillebrand, Appleton; Tammy (Brian) Nabbefeld, Freedom; he is also survived by 16 grandchildren: Marie (Tom) Krueger, Shawn (Jenny) Laha, Scott (Tina) Laha, Godchild Dr. Kurt (Ashley) Laha; Jill, Chris and Nicole Harp; Jim and Jay Murphy; John and Leah Murphy; Sydney and Ryan Hillebrand; and Travis, Troy and Trent Nabbefeld. He is also survived by seven great grandchildren: Aiden and Gavin Krueger, Liam Laha, Ted, Luis, Aidan and Gillian Laha, and another due in December. In addition, he is survived by a sister-in-law, Pat Murphy, brother-in-law, John (Gloria) Williamson, Jr., and many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by his daughter, Mary Kay; his parents; grandparents; brothers: Edwill (Shirley) Murphy, Jack (Fern) Murphy, Bob (Judy) Murphy, Martin Murphy; sisters: Johanna "Sis" (Gerald) Geenen, Frances "Babe" (Floyd) Reiland; mother-in-law and father-in-law, John and Ona Williamson, Sr., and great-granddaughter, Ella Marie Krueger. Friends may call at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Freedom on Tuesday, October 29, 2013 from 11:00 a.m. until Mass of Christian burial at 2 p.m. with Fr. Dan Felton officiating. Interment will take place immediately after in the parish cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour is assisting the family with arrangements. The family would like to thank Affinity Hospice Care for all their care and support during this extremely difficult time. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 27, 2013 | Murphy, Francis J. "Scrub" (I65583)
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| 41259 | Francis "Shorty" Demerath, age 87, passed away Tuesday, February 26, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital, Appleton. He was born March 22, 1920, in Appleton, the son of Frank and Anna (Koestler) Demerath. On August 22, 1956, he married Lorraine DeCoster at St. John Catholic Church in Little Chute and she preceded him in death October 31, 1999. He was a graduate of the University of Marquette College of Engineering and was a member of Tau Beta Pi, the National All Engineering Honor Society, along with their alumni association. Mr. Demerath was employed at Kimberly Clark Corporation as a mechanical design engineer in Kimberly and Neenah until retiring in 1985. He was a past member of Fox Valley Golf Course and Heart of the Valley Golden K. He served as President and Lieutenant Governor for Golden K. He was a lifelong member of St. John Catholic Church where he was a dedicated volunteer at the St. John Food Pantry and as an usher, lector and commentator. He had a devout dedication to his Catholic faith and his family. Francis enjoyed woodworking and gardening and traveling with his wife. In the past several years, he became quite the cook and baker. He enjoyed having people over for meals or making baked goods for them. Annual family get-togethers up north were a highlight. He loved fishing and watching his grandkids have fun together. He is survived by four daughters: Clare (Mike) Cloghessy, Gardiner, Montana; Joan (Mark) Bouman, Cambodia; Katie (Greg) Albers, Little Chute; Lucy (Gene) Wyka, Grafton; two sons, Nick (Mary), Little Chute; Luke (Cassie), Kimberly; 18 grandchildren: Sam, Mitchell and Monica Cloghessy; Andrew and Nicholas Bouman; Alexandra, Charlie and Jed Albers; Joe, Nate and Liana Wyka; Dominic, James, Jordan and Kevin Demerath; and Kathryn, Elizabeth and Will Demerath; five brothers: Joe, Mike (Dee), Peter (Gerry), Leon (Rosalie) and Al; two sisters: Theresa Sears and Betty (Dave) Maas; several brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his loving wife, Lorraine, five sisters: Edith (Russ) Fulcer, Rita (Leo) Bogenschultz, Mary (Elmer) VanderWyst, Ann (Earl) Van Hammond and Gloria (infant sister) as well as his sisters and brother in-law Jan Demerath, Ray Sears and Elly Demerath and other relatives. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday, March 1, 2008, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute, with Fr. James Hablewitz officiating. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. Friends may call at the church from 9 a.m. Saturday until the time of the mass. A memorial fund has been established in his name. The family wishes to thank the staff of St. Paul Villa, Kaukauna. A special thanks to Dr. Alan Cherkasky and his staff for all their years of dedicated care. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 | Demerath, Francis J. (I80549)
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| 41260 | Francis "Van" Martin VanHoof, age 91, of DeForest, passed away peacefully Monday, March 7, 2011 at HospiceCare in Fitchburg. He was born April 2, 1919 in Little Chute, the son of Martin and Jane (Jansen) VanHoof. Van worked for American Airlines until Wisconsin Central Airlines started operations in 1948 in Clinton. He was one of the first 19 pilots hired. In 1960 Fran moved to a farm in Cottage Grove where he built an air strip, opening Flying Hoof Airport, which later became Blackhawk Airfield. Van is survived by his wife of 29 years, Dawn (Mettner) VanHoof of DeForest; a son, Peter (Karen) VanHoof; three daughters, Viki (Dimitri) Bulazel, Jamie (Joe Gruber) VanHoof, Christine (Javiar) Gurrola-Gal; a stepson, Rex (Robyn) Rylander; two stepdaughters, Renae (Todd Donkle) Schroeder and Debra Wells; ten grandchildren; five great-grandchildren; a brother, Urban (Anne) VanHoof; and a sister, Joan (John) Scherer. He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Stephen VanHoof; a grandson, Steven VanHoof; a brother, Gerard VanHoof; two sisters, Anne Goshgarian and Blanche Timmers; and two previous wives, Janet Gaffney and Marlain Nelson, the mothers of his children. | VanHoof, Francis Martin (I51724)
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| 41261 | Francis (Bud) Hanegraaf, age 86 of Bullhead City Arizona, died Friday April 27, 2012 in Henderson Nevada. Bud is survived by his wife of 62 years, Betty Hanegraaf, son David Hanegraaf, daughters Sandie Fraits, Jodie Hazenberg, and Carrie Blake, sisters Dean Shultz, Germaine Nachel, Joan Frassetto, MaryBeth VandeLoo as well as 13 grand children and 8 great grand children. Bud was preceded in death by sisters Pauline Giordana and Rita Foster. Bud was born in Kimberly Wisconsin to Martin and Katherine Hanegraaf. He resided the last six years in Bullhead City Arizona. A veteran of WWII, Bud served from 1941-1945 in the European theater and was a recipient of several military honors including the purple heart. Bud retired from Point Mugu Pacific Missile Test Center where he worked on range communications for many launches including the STS-1 the first space shuttle Columbia. A celebration of life will be held at 1:00pm Thursday May 3rd at Fiesta Resort, Bullhead City, AZ. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Bud's memory. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 1, 2012 | Hanegraaf, Francis Xavier "Bud" (I103060)
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| 41262 | Francis A Flynn 09 Apr 1882 24 Oct 1972 90 | Flynn, Francis "Frank" (I318409)
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| 41263 | Francis A. ""Fran"" Brux, 86, passed away on Sunday, August 19 at the Hospice Home of Hope in Fond du Lac. Fran was born August 7, 1926, the son of William and Theresa (Hein) Brux. At the age of 18 he got a greeting from President Roosevelt (FDR) and was inducted into the army at Fort Sheridan, IL on December 22, 1944. He took his basic infantry training at Fort Hood, TX. He joined the 27th regiment of the 24th Wolfhound Division in the Philippines on the island of Luzon. At the end of World War II he was part of the first occupational forces to enter Japan. Fran served his time there as a Battalion Supply Sergeant. He was discharged in November 1946. On September 10, 1949, Fran married Pat Seif. They settled on a small farm in the Town Kaukauna and in April of 1965 he started his career in farm finances as a loan officer with Appleton Production Credit Association, now known as Farm Credit Services. Fran retired in 1987. Fran and Pat, being avid campers, took a job with the Wisconsin DNR as Resident Managers at their favorite campground at Star Lake, WI. They retired from this at the end of the 1997 camping season. Being full-time campers, they spent the winter months in the Rio Grande Valley at Mission, TX, and the summer months in the north woods of Wisconsin. Fran is survived by his wife Pat, and six children: Ronald (Lynn) Brux of Bloomington, Illinois, and their children Mike Brux, Melissa (Sky) Watkins and Jeramy (Alicia) Brux; Keith (Jackie) Brux of River Falls, and their children Corey Brux and Christina (Eric Mburu Makobu) Mburu; Robert (Denise) Brux of Fond du Lac, and their children Laura and Lisa; Jeanne Brux of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mary Sue (Andy) Land of Fond du Lac, and their children Sam, Ben, and Matthew; Karen ( Jorge Larranga) Brux of Redwood City, California, and their children Sofia and Luca. He is also survived by six great-grandchildren: Alexandria, Clementine, Wesley, Ariana, Caleb, and Sebastian Brux and his sisters Germaine Brockman, Rosemary Berceau, Bette Van Dyke and Roberta Ramthun. Fran was preceded in death by his parents; two brothers Harlan and William Jr.; and two sisters, Julia Schiedermayer and Ethel Luniak. The funeral liturgy will be held on Wednesday, August 29, 2012 at HOLY FAMILY PARISH, 271 Fourth Street Way, Fond du Lac at 11:00 AM. A time of visitation will be held on Wednesday, from 9:00 AM until the time of the services at the church. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from August 22 to August 26, 2012 | Brux, Francis A. (I143549)
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| 41264 | Francis A. "Frank, Gampie" Bednarek, 76, Green Bay resident, died Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at a local hospital. He was born June 4, 1937, in Berlin, WI, to the late Isadore and Bridget (Drover) Bednarek. Francis graduated from Berlin High School in 1955 and continued his education at Marquette University. He married the former Joan Rossmeissl on September 2, 1957 in Milwaukee. She preceded him in death on December 27, 2006. Francis was employed in the retail business for his entire life retiring from H.C. Prange Co. He was very proud of his polish heritage and was an avid Brewers and Packers fan. Francis was very proud of his grandchildren and enjoyed spending as much time as possible with them. He was a longtime member of St. Philip the Apostle parish and a proud member of Alcoholics Anonymous. He is survived by his children: Kathy (Chris) Lankey, De Forest, WI; John (Allison) Bednarek, Alexandria, VA; Michael (Linda) Bednarek, Bethesda, MD and Thomas (Jane) Bednarek, Cary, NC; 11 grandchildren: Matt and Scott Lankey; Katie, Carolyn, Jack, Sean, Ian and Evan Bednarek; Michael Jr. and Kristin Bednarek; Erin Bednarek; one brother, David (Jane) Bednarek, Wauwatosa; four sisters: Barbara Kurczek, Berlin; June Werner, Milwaukee; Doris Howman, Middleton and Julie (Richard) Sobralski, Berlin; one brother-in-law and four sisters-in-law: Georgia Bednarek, Denver, CO; Frances Bednarek, Berlin; John (Barbara) Rossmeissl, Virginia Beach, VA and Hedy Rossmeissl, Herndon, VA; many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by two brothers, Eugene and Thomas Bednarek; four brothers-in-law: Frank Kurczek; Merlin Werner: James Howman and Paul Rossmeissl; special nephew, Frank Kurczek, Jr.; his father-in-law and mother-in-law, John and Joanne Rossmeissl. Inurnment at the Allouez Chapel Mausoleum. | Bednarek, Francis A. (I339830)
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| 41265 | Francis A. Boser, 91, Green Bay, passed away Tuesday, November 16, 2004 at a local nursing home. He was born May 22, 1913 in the Town of Lawrence, to the late Frank and Cora (Lambie) Boser. On May 20, 1950, he married Fern Strohm at Trinity Lutheran Church, Green Bay; she preceded him in death December 14, 2000. Francis worked for Armour Meat Company until his retirement in 1978. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. He is survived by a son, Carl (Nancy) Boser, Green Bay; daughter, Donna Ward and her special friend, Bob Hermes, Keshena; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; and two sisters and one brother-in-law, Dorothy and Roland Griepentrog, DePere; Lucille Larson, Denmark. He was also preceded in death by three sisters and four brothers-in-law, Laura (Hank)DeBruin, Margaret (William) Fink, Lorraine (Ardeal) Osterloh, and Chester Larson. Friends may call after 4 PM Thursday, November 18, 2004 (TODAY) at Lyndahl Funeral Home, Lombardi Avenue at Ridge Road, where a Prayer Service will be at 7 PM with the Rev. Michael R. Baucom officiating. Burial in Nicolet Memorial Gardens.[ | Boser, Francis A. (I137851)
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| 41266 | Francis A. Hoelzel, age 85 of Kaukauna WI passed away August 1, 2017. He was doing what he really loved, cutting hay in the swather. He was born May 15, 1932 in Stockbridge WI, son of Joe and Mary (Geisen) Hoelzel. On February 5, 1956 he married Cecilia Weiler in a double wedding along with siblings Edward Hoelzel and Julie Weiler. Francis and Cecilia enjoyed 61 years of marriage. Francis was a wonderful father, grandfather and great-grandfather. Francis and Cecilia farmed for many years until retirement in 1996. Despite being retired Francis enjoyed nothing better than helping his sons on the farms. Often he slowly drove around the country side to check on the fields and crops to make sure the boys were getting the work done. His many years of farming knowledge were very much appreciated. Francis loved fishing especially sturgeon spearing, hunting, playing cards and occasional gambling with friends and family. He enjoyed family gatherings with children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Francis is survived by his wife, Cecilia, children: Joan (Tony) Kohl of Menasha, Dan (Sandy) Hoelzel of Kaukauna, Carla (Jim) Weber of Appleton, Peter (Lynn) Hoelzel of Kaukauna, Ken (Sherrie) Hoelzel of Kaukauna, Mark (Toni) Hoelzel of Kaukauna, and Paul (Ann) Hoelzel of Kaukauna. Also survived by special niece Margie (Denny) Kirk-Schuh of Antigo and their 3 children as well as special nephew Jim (Kristi) Kirk of Nashotah and their 3 children. Francis is survived by 16 grandchildren as well as 15 great-grandchildren and many nieces and nephews. Francis is also survived by his sister Rosemary (Gilbert) Ortlieb of Stockbridge. Sisters-in-law Beatrice Hoelzel of Chilton and Eleanor Hoelzel of Iola. He was preceded in death by his parents, siblings and in-laws Rueben (Betty) Hoelzel, Alvin Hoelzel, Gib Duke Hoelzel, Art Hoelzel, Alice (Ned) Colovich, Edward (Julie) Hoelzel, Marion (Peter) Kirk, Margaret (Cyril) Thiel, Ted Weiler, John Weiler and Lucy (John) Pohl. Also preceded by granddaughter Sherry Hoelzel. Funeral services will be held at 12 noon on Saturday August 5, 2017 at St. Katharine Drexel Parish @ St. Francis Catholic Church Hollandtown site with Msgr. James Vanden Hogen officiating assisted by Deacon Steve Vande Hey. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call directly at church from 9:00 am Saturday until the time of service. Boettcher Family Funeral Home is assisting the family. The family wishes to thank all those that assisted the family at the farm on August 1, 2017. Boettcher Family Funeral Home | Kaukauna WI funeral home and cremation | Hoelzel, Francis (I88291)
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| 41267 | Francis A. Mulvey, age 91, passed away on Saturday afternoon, November 29, 2014 at the Wisconsin Veterans Home in King. He was born on July 3, 1923 in Bear Creek, Wisconsin, son of the late Lawrence and Veronica (Phillipi) Mulvey. Francis graduated from Neenah High School in 1941, and enlisted in the Army Air Force shortly after where he proudly served his country during WWII. On June 10, 1953 he married Addie L. Lathrop at Most Precious Blood Catholic Church in New London. The marriage was blessed with two daughters, five sons, and 61 wonderful years. Francis, Addie, and their family raised sweet corn and white-faced polled herefords on their farm in Allenville. The couple then sold the farm in 1997 after 33 years and moved to Neenah. Francis retired 4X Corp. F.K.A. Courtney and Plummer as an accountant after 44 years of service. He was a charter member of St. Gabriel Parish in Neenah, and a proud Member of American Legion Post 33. Francis enjoyed hunting, golfing, bowling, playing harmonica, sheepshead, the Packers, and the Brewers. He will be sadly missed by his loving wife, Addie; his daughters: Sharon Mulvey, Madison; Julie (Dennis) Von Holzen, Winneconne; sons: Jerrold Mulvey, Oshkosh; Edward (Jean) Mulvey, Neenah; Alan (Linda) Mulvey, Bradenton, FL; Todd (Amanda) Mulvey, Long Lake, Wisconsin; grandchildren: Coleen, Scott, James, Kristen, Jamil, Jennifer, Denise, Heather, Dr. Katie, and Amy; several great grandchildren; and one great-great grandchild. He is further survived by his sister, Eunice Green; brothers: Lawrence (Janet); Merlin (Kay); sister-in-law, Kathy Mulvey; many nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Francis was preceded in death by an infant son, James Louis; daughter-in-law, Diana Mulvey; son-in-law, Frantin DeMontmorency; sisters: Carol (Elwin) Gloede; Hazel (Elmo) Halla; brothers: Harold (Jeanne); James; Russell (Regina); and brother-in-law, Ronald Green. The Funeral Mass for Francis will be held on Friday, December 5, 2014 at 11:30 a.m. at St. Gabriel Parish (900 Geiger Street, Neenah) with Father Larry Seidl officiating. Friends will be received directly at the church on Friday from 10:00 a.m. until the hour of service. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery, Neenah, where Military Honors will be performed. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established for the in Francis' name. Westgor Funeral Home | Mulvey, Francis (I192772)
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| 41268 | FRANCIS A. RYAN, son of Col. Samuel Ryan and wife, Martha (Johnston) Ryan, was born at Fort Howard, Wisconsin, and was there educated and learned the printing business, which trade he subsequently followed in Green Bay and Chicago. He later removed to Menasha, Wisconsin, and in 1863 was appointed receiver in the United States land office and served until 1867. He then took up his residence in Appleton and here lived until his death, February 14, 1883. In 1861 he was stationed at Washington, D. C., as a member of the Clay Guards, assembled there to defend the National capitol. In the early '60s he was united in marriage with Miss Delia A. Jennison, who survives him and resides in Massuachusetts, but no children were born to them. | Ryan, Francis A. (I130351)
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| 41269 | Francis A. Schmidt, Appleton, age 90, died Wednesday November 12, 2014 at Cherry Meadows. He was born in the Town of Buchanan on November 1, 1924 to the late Frank and Marie (Hartzheim) Schmidt. Francis married Rose Lamers on June 17, 1948 at St. Paul Parish in Wrightstown. He retired from farming and sales, and enjoyed golf, bowling, flower gardening and wood crafts. Francis is survived by his wife of 66 years, Rose; children: Floyd (Edie), Suring; Gib (Sis), Appleton; Clyde, Appleton; Cy (Diane), Kaukauna; Sal (Don Cupp), Kaukauna; David (Colleen), Appleton; Ed (Lisa), Kimberly; Bruce (Jodie), Appleton; and Fran (Tracy), Hortonville; 19 grandchildren: Jenni (Shane) Robley, Jon (Rachel); Rick (Cora), Andy (Karen), Sarah (Jeff), Patrick (Lisa), Melanie; Nic (Sara) Schmitt, Ben (Lindsay) Schmitt, Ellie (Nick) Bouressa; Travis, Trevor (Amanda), Trent, Turner; Jessica, Logan; Calista, Laken and Tavia; 19 great grandchildren; brothers: Alfred (Eunice) and Jerome Schmidt; and sisters-in-law: Mary Nackers, Frances Haen, Emily VanderWyst and Marilyn Lamers. He is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Francis was preceded in death by his sister: Agnes (Ray) Bies; brothers: Lawrence (Loretta), Leo (Florence), Gerald (Marcella) and Norbert (Lucina) Schmidt; and brothers and sisters-in-law: Audrey Schmidt, Ruby (Bob Turriff, Barney) Van Handel, Jane (Ves) Vosters, Gerald Nackers, Bob Haen, Gordy Vander Wyst, Gordon (Mary), Lyle (Ellen, Helen), Gene (Delia), Paul (Helen) and Marcel Lamers. Visitation will be held Sunday November 16, 2014 at O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME (1776 E. Main St. Little Chute) beginning at 1:00 p.m. and will conclude with a prayer service, led by Francis' son Deacon Gib Schmidt, at 3:30 p.m. Visitation will continue Monday November 17, 2014 at ST. PAUL PARISH (410 Wallace St. Combined Locks) from 9:00 a.m. until time of Funeral Mass at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Andrew Kysely will officiate. Committal St. Francis Cemetery, Hollandtown. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. The family would like to thank Hospice and all medical staff who assisted them in caring for Fran. | Schmidt, Francis A. (I14590)
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| 41270 | Francis Arthur Wiesner died unexpectedly on Monday, June 11, 2007, at the age of 72. Frank couldn't carry a tune, but he sang with gusto-just one example of how he approached every day with passion and joy. He loved watching college sports, sharing a good meal, fishing for walleye on summer evenings, and golfing and traveling with his wife, best friend, and high school sweetheart, Marilyn. A lifelong Wisconsin Badger, Frank attended the Sloane School of Management at MIT in 1970, where he obtained his master's degree in business management. The year spent in Boston marked a turning point in Frank and Marilyn's lives. When they returned to Neenah, with Marilyn's support, Frank took a risk he'd never considered prior to his time at MIT by partnering with Don Metz to start their own small business. He later became CEO of Webex, Inc. and enjoyed over 25 years of work at that company. Frank believed that good leadership included learning from those doing the work in the shop every day, and he was proud to learn from the people who worked at Webex. Frank was always up to something good. He was engaged in community projects large and small, demonstrating his belief that serving the world around him was the most direct expression of his faith. Whether serving as a Neenah School Board member, advocating for conservation of natural spaces through his work with The Nature Conservancy, working on ThedaCare Boards, or supporting various community organizations, Frank loved sharing his time, talent, and resources. While Frank's career and community work were important to him, the moments his friends and family will remember are the everyday ways that he relished being alive. Over the years Frank spent many evening fishing excursions baiting hooks and untangling lines for his children, and later, his grandchildren. Frank's grandkids say he gave "the best boat rides ever", and they will especially miss his big hugs and hikes through the woods at Bearskin Lake. Because Frank intentionally cultivated strong connections with extended family, he leaves behind cousins, aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews who are not only relatives, but friends. He had a big laugh and a big heart, and he left his family, friends, and community better for his presence. Frank is survived by his wife, Marilyn; his children and their families: Jeff, Sara, Colin, Dillon, and Brenna; Ellen, Scott, Frances, and Robert; Bob and Christina; Steve, Tammi, Millie, and Sam; and Ann, Darrick, Griffin, and Lucy. He is also survived by his brothers: Paul, Dick, George, and Mike. Frank was preceded in death by his parents, Francis, Sr. and Elizabeth; and his brothers, Bill and Tom. A Mass of Resurrection for Frank will be held Saturday, June 16, 2007 at 10:30 a.m., at St. Margaret Mary Catholic Church with Fr. Michael Ingold and The Most Reverend Robert F. Morneau, Bishop officiating. Visitation will be on Friday from 4-8 p.m. at Westgor Funeral Home, Neenah; and again on Saturday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, the family asks that friends remember Frank with gifts to one of two organizations: The Nature Conservancy of Wisconsin, 633 West Main Street, Madison, WI 53703; or The Theda Clark Foundation, 130 Second Street, Neenah, WI 54956. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Avenue Neenah 920-722-7151 | Wiesner, Francis A. (I312370)
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| 41271 | Francis B Desnoyers Augusta A Desnoyers | Nixon, Roberta Augusta (I314203)
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| 41272 | Francis B Desnoyers Augusta A Desnoyers | Desnoyers, Hon. Francis B. (I323771)
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| 41273 | Francis B. Vande Loo, M.D., 96, of Green Bay, passed away peacefully Thursday, April 29, 2010, at home surrounded by his family. Francis was born September 2, 1913, in Hollandtown, WI, son of the late John and Anna (Haen) Vande Loo. Francis married the former Cecilia M. Vonck of Appleton, WI, on June 17, 1939, in Appleton. Francis graduated from St. Norbert College and from Marquette University with his Doctor of Medicine Degree. He began a family practice in Brillion in 1940. Francis served in the US Army's European Theater, during World War II, from December 1942 to spring, 1946. He received the Code of Conduct Award, the War Victory Medal, and the Meritorious Unit Emblem. In 1946, Francis and Cecilia moved to Wrightstown, where he worked in family practice until 1970. At that time, he and 3 other local physicians started the first Emergency Room in Green Bay. Francis retired from the Emergency Room in 1983. Francis was a member of Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family in De Pere. He lived a life that was guided by an incredible trust and faith in God, an unending love for his wife, Cecilia, and his family, and a passion to serve others. For his entire life, Francis gave others his time and was involved in numerous volunteer activities: staff president of St. Vincent Hospital, treasurer of the De Pere Golden K, volunteer at the Green Bay Free Clinic, St. Vincent de Paul, and Meals on Wheels, committee member of the Boy Scout troop in Wrightstown, member of the American Medical Association, State Medical Society, and president of the Brown County Medical Society. He was awarded a lifetime membership by the Wrightstown American Legion Club, and also received the St. Norbert alumni award. Besides his service to the community, Francis treasured many activities, including golf, his garden, his workbench, summer vacations at the cottage, life on the Fox River, and time with Cecilia, his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. Most of all, a card game, with anyone, would bring a smile to his face, a twinkle to his eye, and most often, a victory. Francis is survived by his wife of over 70 years Cecilia Vande Loo; his children: Francis Bud (Jan) Vande Loo, Winter Springs, FL; Patricia (Dick Micek) Hogan, Arvada, CO; Ronald (Darlene Atkins) Vande Loo, Washington D.C.; Susan (Charles) Pauly, Fishersville, VA; Marcy (Dave) Kopecko, Grafton, WI; Stephen (Debbie) Vande Loo, Roswell, GA; and Jeff (Candie) Vande Loo, Suamico, WI; fifteen grandchildren; nine great-grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews. Francis was preceded in death by his parents; brothers: John, Jacob, Joe, Ed, Henry, and Fr. Norbert; sisters: Clara Dietzen and Mary Fox. Visitation for Francis will be Sunday, May 2, 2010, at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 305 N. Tenth St, De Pere, from 5 to 7 p.m. Visitation will continue Monday, May 3, 2010, at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish Family, 1307 Lourdes Ave, De Pere, from 9 a.m. until time of Mass. Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. with Fr. Tim Shillcox, O. Praem officiating. Concelebrants will include Fr. Willard VanDeLoo, Fr. Conrad Kratz, O. Praem, Fr. James Baraniak, O. Praem, and Fr. John Bostwick, O. Praem. Full Military Rites by the Urban Klister American Legion Post Wrightstown will follow Mass. Entombment will be in Allouez Mausoleum. Please visit www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the Vande Loo family. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate memorials to one of Francis' many favorite charities - St. Vincent de Paul. The Vande Loo family would like to give special thanks for the care, compassion and love given to Francis by the entire staff at Bellevue Retirement Community, as well as Heartland Hospice, with particular gratitude to Krista. | VanDeLoo, Dr. Francis B. (I14545)
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| 41274 | Francis Berg Evelyn Berg Dorothy Berg Cornelius Gevers Adolph Gevers | Gevers, Cornelius (I159189)
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| 41275 | Francis Bogenschutz Hazel M Bogenschutz Calvin F Bogenschutz | Bogenschutz, Francis (I71313)
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| 41276 | Francis Boone Ida Boone Harold Boone | Boone, Francis J. (I146355)
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| 41277 | Francis Bougie celebrated his 100th birthday on Aug 16. Happy Birthday from your family. Published in the Green Bay Press-Gazette on August 18, 2016 | Bougie, Francis (I12141)
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| 41278 | Francis Carlius Schwalbach was born on 10/18/1880 and baptized on 10/31/1880. His parents were listed as John Frank and Catherine Schwalbach. | Schwalbach, Carl Frank (I60046)
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| 41279 | Francis Cordy, 91, passed into eternal rest on Aug. 19, 2006, at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Appleton. Francis was born on Aug. 16, 1915, in Stockbridge, Wis., to the late Frank and Kathryn (Kiefer) Cordy. Francis resided in Stockbridge most of his life and went to school at St. Mary's, graduating from the eighth grade. He was a member of St. Mary's of the Seven Dolors, Stockbridge, the Catholic Foresters, and the American Legion Post #128. He enjoyed playing cards and teasing his nieces and nephews. Francis worked for a coal company before entering the U.S. Army in August of 1942, proudly serving in the European Theatre. Upon his return to the states he farmed on his family homestead until his retirement. Survivors include his two sisters, Cecilia Cordy, Chilton; and Loraine Van Hoorn, Stockbridge; along with many nieces, nephews, and friends. He is preceded in death by his parents; brothers, Roman Cordy (Esther), Leo Cordy; sisters, Loretta Raddatz (Irwin), Catherine Diederich (Mathew), Sister Helen Anthony Cordy, Lorena Hemauer (Robert), and Eleanor Weber (August). Funeral Services will be at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2006, at St. Mary's in Stockbridge with the Rev. David Zimmerman officiating. Burial will be in St. Mary's Cemetery after mass. Friends may call at church from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday Aug. 23, 2006, when service will be held. | Cordy, Francis (I127867)
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| 41280 | FRANCIS CREEK PIONEER DIES AT AGE OF 80 Joseph Augustine, pioneer settler of the county and one of its old residents is dead at his home at Francis Creek aged 80 years. Mr. Augustine was 80 years old on May 29 and had spent a large portion of his life in this county. Besides an aged wife, decedent is survived by nine children, fifty four grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. The funeral will be held at Francis Creek Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, August 28, 1915, Page 5 | Augustin, Joseph (I152839)
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| 41281 | Francis D Mc Hugh Mary Mc Hugh Agnes Mc Hugh Coly Mc Hugh Marian Mc Hugh Francis Mc Hugh Pat Mc Hugh Kathe Mc Hugh John Mc Hugh August Allgon | McHugh, John E. (I108477)
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| 41282 | Francis D. "Stack" Heesakker, Appleton, age 89, entered into eternal life on Monday January 6, 2014 with his loving family at his side. He was born August 4, 1924 in Little Chute to the late Annie (Van Schindel) and George Heesakker. He graduated from St. John's High School, Little Chute in 1942. Stack was drafted into the U.S. Army on May 28, 1943 and served in the Pacific Theater until 1945. While serving, he was severely wounded, losing his right leg. He was awarded two Purple Hearts, Bronze Star and Combat Infantry Badge. During his recuperation at Percy Jones General Hospital in Battle Creek, Michigan, he met a young Army nursing assistant from Milwaukee by the name of Shirley Kessler. They married at St. Leo's Catholic Church in Milwaukee on November 28, 1946. She preceded him in death on December 2, 2011 after 65 years of marriage. Stack went on to serve the veterans of Outagamie County as the Deputy County Veterans Service Officer for 10 years and then was appointed to the position of County Veterans Service Officer for the following 36 years, retiring in 1992. His dedicated service to others earned him numerous awards and commendations from veterans' organizations, US Congress, State of Wisconsin, and civic organizations. No stone went unturned in his quest to help fellow veterans and their families. Every Saturday morning he would pick up the office mail at the post office and get it all opened and set for Monday morning so he and his dedicated staff could get right to business. He found great satisfaction in his life's work. Over the years, Stack actively participated in many Memorial Day and Veterans Day programs. In 2004, Stack and his beloved brother, Lawrence, shared an amazing experience visiting the World War II Memorial in Washington DC. Stack was a life long member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church in Little Chute. He was also a member of the Appleton VFW Post 2778 and member and past commander of the Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258 in Little Chute. In addition, Stack served as a Trustee of the Village of Little from 1951-1953. Stack and Shirley were avid golfers and enjoyed many years as active members at the Fox Valley Golf Club. His children, grandchildren and great grandchildren were truly treasured gifts from God. They always brought a smile to his face and a twinkle in his eye. The grandchildren loved hearing his stories of growing up and military accounts. He was often called on to give interviews for school reports. Stack is survived by his children: Peter Heesakker, Appleton; Michael (Mary) Heesakker, Minocqua; Susan (Daniel) Ritchie, Appleton; and Mary Jo (James) Kearney, Neenah; daughter-in-law, Laurie Heesakker; grandchildren: Kathryn (Jamie) Hermus, Laura (Mike) Pelgorsch and Jason (special friend, Laura) Heesakker; Justin and Nick Heesakker; Philip (Kristen) and Adam (Stacy) Ritchie; Callista (Noah) Buchen, Megan, Matthew, and Sarah Kearney; great grandchildren: Madelyn, Hunter and Grant Hermus; Ava and Lincoln Ritchie; and Audrey Buchen and Baby Buchen to be born in summer 2014. He is further survived by his brother Lawrence; sisters Agnes Heesakker and Margaret Schwaller; sister-in-law: Grace Waraksa; and numerous nieces, nephews, special friend Margaret (Gear) Prast, and other relatives and many friends. In addition to his parents and wife Shirley, Stack was preceded in death by his father and mother-in-law: John and Martha (Schalloch) Kessler; son, Thomas Heesakker; daughter-in-law, Patricia Heesakker; sisters: Sister M. Callista (baptized Martha) Heesakker, Loretta (Eugene) Harp, Josephine (Joseph) Mueller, Mary (William) Van Offeren, and Dorothy Mae Heesakker; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Estelle (Richard) Randolph, Alice (Albert) Bartz, Mildred (Lester) Petersen, Muriel (Bernard) Will, Beatrice Heesakker, Robert Schwaller and Anthony Waraksa. Visitation will be held Friday January 10, 2014 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 2:30 p.m. until time of Mass at 5:00 p.m. The Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will officiate. Military rites conducted by the Jacob Coppus American Legion Post 258 will immediately follow. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. A memorial fund is being established in Stack's name. Stack's family would like to extend their most heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Deborah Schultz and the entire staff of Brewster Village, especially the staff of Heritage Square 1. The outstanding care shown to him during his 5-month stay at Brewster Village was a great comfort to Dad and his family. The care, compassion, and concern shown to Stack were truly gifts, which will always be remembered and treasured. "I hope all of us always remember and give thanks to all our veterans and those serving now, young and old, alive and dead, for all their sacrifices and service to our country!" --- Stack Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 8, 2014 | Heesakker, Francis "Stack" (I83209)
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| 41283 | Francis D. Sommers, age 89, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, July 11, 2012 following a brief illness. He will be missed as a beloved brother, husband, father, uncle, grandfather, neighbor and respected member of his Neenah community. Born January 1923 in Hortonville to Alvina (Gitter) and Simon Sommers, he was the third of six siblings; Bernice "Toots", Lyle "Boy", Mary Ann "Petty", Robert "Sonny" and Verona Mae. His family moved to Appleton and Fran attended Appleton schools and enrolled in the Appleton Vocational School Machine Workshop program in 1941. His apprenticeship was interrupted in 1943 to serve as an Army Rifleman during WWII. He was wounded in action on the beach of Normandy, France in 1944. He completed his tour of duty and was awarded the Purple Heart. Upon return to civilian life in 1946, he was able to complete the 4 year apprentice program at Appleton Pattern Works and was issued a diploma as a wood Pattern Maker in 1947. Fran's early relationship with a childhood friend and neighbor, Mary Ann "Nan", was reestablished, evolved into becoming sweethearts, and blossomed into marriage in October 1948. Their first born son, Patrick, in 1950 was followed by daughter, Lynn, in 1953. In 1954 Fran accepted a position at Line Material Company in South Milwaukee, Wisc. The family moved to a modest ranch house a few blocks away from a child's paradise, Grant Park on Lake Michigan. Their second son, Timothy, was born in 1957, completing their family. Fran had a full time job, a house to renovate, and a young brood to raise. Much to do but he always kept his family the priority. From building a soap box derby car, teaching everyone to ice skate, constructing a rabbit hutch and play house, pointing out constellations, catching fireflies, digging for night-crawlers or mending a bird's broken wing, Fran combined his talents, passions and love to help teach his children honesty, confidence and compassion. A change of employment to United Pattern Works in 1965 brought the family back to the Fox River Valley. Ready to meet another housing challenge, Fran and Nan bought a century old house in Neenah Township. A project not for the faint of heart, their efforts were recognized when the home was accepted to the National Register of Historic Places. Fran built a large workshop and was never in need of a project. Be it taking on a private commission, fixing a friend's broken chair, or crafting a gift, he took pride in his work and loved creating something from wood. His joy for wood working ran parallel to his love of the trees. The property was rich with mature trees but Fran tried to safeguard every sapling (much to Nan's challenge as she had to hand mow around them). Fran wanted trees for their majestic beauty, shelter for the birds, and wood for future generations. He loved all trees but loved the mighty Oaks above all. One last change of employment and then Fran retired from Richmark Pattern in 1988. With a slower pace and time to enjoy the beauty of home, observing wild life, and visits with his grown family Fran enjoyed his days and happily reminisced as he spent much time being outdoors. As happens in old age, some days began to become a little foggy. Fran didn't seem to mind as he followed the rhythm of routine life and he shared days with the 'apple of his eye'. A little dog named Lulu. Fran could never have too difficult a day while Lulu entertained with her antics or sat peacefully in his lap. Fran is survived by his wife of 63 years, Nan (Neenah), his sons Pat (Neenah) and Tim (Appleton) and daughter Lynn (Appleton). His Grandson Craig (Princeton) and two great-grandchildren and a great-great-grandchild. His sister Mary Ann (Appleton) and brother Robert (Appleton). Fran has numerous nieces and nephews and their children. He was predeceased by his parents and three siblings and their spouses: Bernice (Jack), Lyle (Margaret) and Verona (Chet). Also his beloved Lulu. A memorial mass for Fran will be held at 11:00 A.M., Friday, July 27, 2012 at St. Gabriel Catholic Church, Fr. Richard Allen officiating. Visitation will be at church from 10:00 A.M. until the hour of service. A private interment will be planned at a later date. Combining Fran's love for animals and his joy of planting trees decades ago at the Neenah Animal Shelter, memorial donations for that Shelter are suggested in lieu of flowers. Loved beyond words he will be missed beyond measure. Westgor Funeral Home 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 Online Condolences: www.westgorfuneralhomes.com Our family extends heartfelt gratitude to the Northpoint Rehabilitation Center (Oshkosh) staff for becoming a second family to Fran over the past fifteen months. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from July 13 to July 15, 2012 | Sommers, Francis D. (I186624)
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| 41284 | Francis Deix Phillipine Deix Mary Deix Joseph Deix Rosealea Deix Charles Deix Anton Deix Lorris Demis | Derricks, Frank (I198322)
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| 41285 | Francis Desfin Jane Desfin Catherin Kelso | Despins, Francis J. (I173065)
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| 41286 | Francis Desnoyers was born in Detroit, July 29, 1813, and first came to Green Bay on a visit in 1850. Here he engaged in mercantile pursuits for some years. On retiring, he took up real estate business, and among other buildings, he erected what is known as "Uncle Frank's Block" in 1865 as well as a six-story building on the west side of Washington Street and a four-story building on the east side of Washington Street. He married Miss Louisa A. Beard, a native of Philadelphia and daughter of Captain Beard, who at one time was a Captain in the U.S. Army. Three children were born to Francis and Louisa Desnoyers: Marie L., Elizabeth, and Frank B. (Frank B. Desnoyers later served as mayor himself). Francis X. Desnoyers died August 13, 1868. He was a Republican and also served as alderman. Source: City of Green Bay (http://www.ci.green-bay.wi.us/mayors_past/mayor_desnoyers.html) | Desnoyers, Francis X. (I323769)
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| 41287 | Francis Despin Anna Despin George Despin Thresa Despin James Despin Arthur Despin Edwin Despin Vernon Despin John Despin Julia Despin | Despins, Francis Edward (I66147)
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| 41288 | Francis Doud 58 Anne Doud 45 Mary Doud 18 Catherine Doud 16 John Doud 15 Anne Doud 13 Patrick Doud 11 Alice Doud 8 Martina Doud 7 Lawrence Doud 5 | Dowd, Francis "Frank" (I156513)
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| 41289 | Francis E Grignon Augustin D Trignon Margaret E Trignon Mary L Trignon Charles S Grignon Katherine D Trignon | Grignon, Frances "Fannie" (I176994)
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| 41290 | Francis E Hickey Margaret A Hickey Margaret R Hickey Elizabeth Hickey Doris A Hickey Francis E Hickey Richard Hickey Ursula I Hickey [1 3/12] | Hickey, Francis Edward (I195153)
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| 41291 | Francis E Hickey | Hickey, Francis Edward (I195153)
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| 41292 | Francis E. Despin Anna Despin George Despin | Despins, Francis Edward (I66147)
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| 41293 | Francis E. Rentmeester, 92, Allouez resident, died Friday, Aug. 5, 2011, at the Jack and Engrid Meng Unity Hospice residence. He was born Feb. 12, 1919 ,in Green Bay, to the late Peter and Kate (Heyrman) Rentmeester. Francis served in the U.S. Army during WWII from Aug. of 1941, until his honorable discharge in July of 1945. While serving his country, Francis received numerous commendations. He married the former Elizabeth Coenen on Sept. 2, 1948, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in De Pere. Francis was self-employed as a homebuilder in Brown County and Sarasota County, Fla., until his retirement. He volunteered his time and talents at St. Vincent DePaul Society in Sarasota, and enjoyed fishing in Florida every day he was there. His green thumb led to bountiful gardens in Green Bay and Florida as well as numerous fruit trees. He may be most remembered for his booyah making skill. He loved preparing and cooking and then inviting everyone over to share in his labors. When it came to booyah, Francis was the Master. He was a member of St. Mary of the Angels Parish for many years as well as St. Martha's Parish in Sarasota. He is survived by his wife, Elizabeth; and their six children, Carol (Wes) DeGrand,Grace (Glen) Gore, all of Green Bay; Gloria (Rod) MacDonald, Lakeland, Fla.; Janet (Beaver) Miller, Port St. Lucie, Fla.; Wayne (Jane) Rentmeester, Sarasota, Fla.; and Paul (Lori) Rentmeester, Green Bay; 21 grandchildren, Jason (Steph) Coisman, Chris (Rhonda) Coisman, Amber Coisman, Tyler DeGrand and fiancee, Ellen, Gina (Mike) Jensen, Geri (Danny) Greene, Greg Gore, Ashley Miller and Oscar, Tiffany Miller and Cory, Danielle (Mark) Niefeld, Jacqui Rentmeester, Jon Rentmeester, Madeline Rentmeester, Jesse, Jamie, Jerod and Janielle MacDonald, Missy (Dave) Hageness, Nicole Rentmeester, Matt Rentmeester and Shawn Rentmeester; 19 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Marvin (Myrtle) Rentmeester and Fabian (Enola) Rentmeester, all Green Bay; two brothers-in-law, Harold (Nancy) Coenen, Appleton; Gerald Coenen, Little Chute. He was preceded in death by one son, Dale Rentmeester; two brothers, Clem Rentmeester and Ralph Rentmeester; one brother-in-law, Clarence Coenen; two sisters-in-law, Rita Coenen and Eunice Coenen; and Elizabeth's parents, Henry and Mary Coenen. Friends may call at St. Mary of the Angels Catholic Church, corner of Cass and Irwin Sts., after 9 a.m. Tuesday until the time of Mass. Mass of Christian Burial 11:30 a.m. at the church with the Rev. Larry Canavera officiating. Entombment in the Allouez Chapel Mausoleum. Online condolences may be sent to the Rentmeester family at www.prokowall.com. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund has been established in Francis' memory. Francis' family would like to extend their sincere gratitude to the nurses and staff of Unity Hospice, the doctor's, nurses and staff of St. Vincent Hospital and his very special home caregivers, Deb, Barb, Cathy, Cordy and a special thank you to his daughter-in-law, Jane. Their care and consideration will always be remembered. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on August 7, 2011 | Rentmeester, Francis E. (I129911)
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| 41294 | Francis E. Sack 2 Oct 1947 25 May 2003 Menasha, Winnebago, Wisconsin | Sack, Francis E. (I98489)
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| 41295 | Francis Edwin Despins b: 14 JAN 1854 d: FEB 1935 +Anna McCabe b: 1852 2 George Despins b: 1879 2 Frank Despins b: 10 JUN 1880 2 James Despins b: 1881 2 Alice Despins b: MAR 1883 d: 19 OCT 1942 + William F Steffen b: cir 1883 d: 10 NOV 1928 3 William Steffen b: 1905 3 Irma Steffen b: 1906 + Fern Dwyer b: cir 1906 3 Elinor Julia Steffen b: 17 APR 1916 d: 11 JAN 2007 + Gerald Sylvester Smits b: 10 JAN 1914 d: 21 DEC 2002 4 Living Smits + Living Boots 4 Living Smits + Lyle J Palmer b: 19 FEB 1942 d: 28 JUL 2003 3 Edwin Steffen b: 1918 d: yes 2 Arthur Thomas Despins b: 25 JUN 1884 d: 12 SEP 1940 + Emma Riley b: 22 JUN 1887 d: 11 FEB 1971 2 Edwin Despins b: JUL 1886 2 Vernon Charles Despins b: 14 MAR 1888 d: 10 APR 1969 + Minnie Johanna Coenen b: 28 SEP 1903 d: 09 JAN 1970 3 Ruth Mae Despins b: 23 JUN 1922 d: 25 FEB 1985 + George John Schmitt b: 30 SEP 1922 d: 20 SEP 1993 4 Living Schmitt + Living Matney 4 Baby Schmitt b: 23 OCT 1954 d: 23 OCT 1954 4 Living Schmitt + Living LaBudde 4 Living Schmitt + Living Kelly + Living Stapleton 4 Living Schmitt + Living Mainville 4 Living Schmitt + Living Bain 4 Living Schmitt 4 Baby Schmitt b: 23 OCT 1954 d: 23 OCT 1954 4 Living Schmitt + Living Unknown 4 Living Schmitt + Living Schmidt 4 Living Schmitt + Living Unknown + Living Unknown 4 Living Schmitt 4 Living Schmitt + Living Jager 2 John Despins b: FEB 1890 2 Julia Despins b: 07 NOV 1890 d: 13 APR 1939 + Francis Peter VanDeHey b: 07 NOV 1890 d: 25 JUN 1936 3 Alice J VanDeHey b: 07 AUG 1913 d: 24 JAN 2004 + Herbert H Stake b: 24 DEC 1904 d: 24 APR 1978 3 Francis W VanDeHey b: 17 AUG 1914 d: 26 JAN 1983 + Esther M Wiegert b: 25 SEP 1919 d: 20 DEC 2003 4 Living VanDeHey + Living Chaudoir 4 Joan VanDeHey b: 24 NOV 1941 d: 19 APR 2008 + Living Remmel 4 Living VanDeHey + Archie Polar b: 21 MAR 1954 d: 19 JUL 2013 4 Living VanDeHey + Living Classen 4 Susan H VanDeHey b: 15 FEB 1952 d: 04 NOV 2006 + Living Hayes 4 Living VanDeHey 4 Living VanDeHey + Living Unknown 3 Luella Marion VandeHey b: 03 MAR 1916 d: 15 NOV 1986 + Charles Gordon Champeau b: 25 NOV 1915 d: 04 MAY 1991 4 Sharon L Champeau b: 19 AUG 1936 d: 07 JUN 1986 + Gerald M VandenHeuvel b: 21 AUG 1933 d: 04 NOV 1984 4 Charles Champeau b: 21 JUL 1937 d: 22 JUL 1937 4 Living Champeau + Living Danderant 4 Living Champeau + Living Unknown 4 Living Champeau + Living Unknown 4 Living Champeau 3 Blanche Julia Vandehey b: 21 OCT 1921 d: 07 FEB 1993 + Raymond Charles Wiegert b: 29 SEP 1922 d: 16 DEC 2000 4 Living Wiegert + Living Rupiper 4 Living Wiegert 4 Living Wiegert 4 Living Wiegert + Living Griesbach 4 Living Wiegert + Living Munes 4 Living Wiegert + Living Lom 4 Living Wiegert + Living Unknown 4 Living Wiegert + Living Unknown 4 Living Wiegert + Living Unknown 4 Living Wiegert + Living Unknown 4 Living Wiegert + Living Unknown 4 Living Wiegert + Living Munes 3 Selma Rosella VandeHey b: 24 SEP 1923 d: 17 MAR 1955 3 James Floyd Edward Eugene Vandehey b: 24 MAR 1925 d: 07 SEP 2010 + Living Unknown 3 Ervin George VandeHey b: 28 JUN 1927 d: 02 OCT 1977 + Living Aden 3 Marjorie VanDeHey b: 30 OCT 1931 d: 15 AUG 2013 + Living Dyer 3 Living VanDeHey + Living Marks 2 J E W Despins b: 16 MAR 1892 d: 19 SEP 1896 | Despins, Francis Edward (I66147)
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| 41296 | Francis Elliott, 92, of Appleton, passed away on Tuesday, September 8, 2009, at the Hospice Home of Hope in Fond du Lac. Francis was born on August 16, 1917, to the late Charles and Anna (Nelson) Elliott in Naturita, CO. He married Marcille Weber on November 28, 1940. Francis proudly served his country during WWII in the US Navy. Francis worked at Automotive Supply Company for many years as a salesman and later as an insurance agent with Combined Insurance. In his later years he worked for Bergstrom Auto picking up and delivering cars for them. He was an avid Steelhead fisherman and also enjoyed hunting and was a member of Trout Unlimited. Francis is survived by three children: Ann Baer, Milwaukee; John (Kathryn) Elliott, Black River Falls; Mary Frances (Bruce) Prall, Fond du Lac; eight grandchildren: Tracy (Scott) Nitzsche, Milwaukee; Michael Baer, Hurley; Matthew (Kelly) Baer, West Bend; Sam Roberts (Lisa) Elliott, Delaware; Steve Francis (Sarah) Elliott, Appleton; Jennifer Prall, Milwaukee; Jonathan (Abby) Prall, Fond du Lac; Jeremy Prall, Madison; seven great-grandchildren: Daniel Baer, Meagan Elliott, Brandon Elliott, Nicolas Baer, Zachary Nitzsche, Logan Prall and Spencer Elliott; nieces nephews, other relatives and many friends. Francis was preceded in death by his wife, Marcille, his brother Charles Elliott Jr. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, September 12, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, TRI COUNTY CHAPEL, 3212 S. Oneida St. Burial will be in the Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call on Saturday, from 10 a.m. until the time of services at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Trout Unlimited. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri County Chapel NAME: BIRTH DATE: BIRTH PLACE: DEATH DATE: BURIAL PLACE: CEMETERY: PUBLICATION DATE: PUBLICATION PLACE: PUBLICATION TITLE: SPOUSE NAME: | Elliott, Francis (I148761)
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| 41297 | FRANCIS ELPERT SSN 396-22-6001 Residence: 54446 Loyal, Clark, WI Born 21 Jun 1924 Last Benefit: Died 30 Jul 1994 Issued: WI (Before 1951) | Elpert, Francis (I13762)
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| 41298 | Francis entered the U.S. Coast Guard in 1942, where he served in the Pacific Theatre for three years. He also served in the Korean Conflict from 1950 to 1952. | Verbeten, Francis T. (I126481)
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| 41299 | Francis F. Zimmer, of Appleton, age 73, died on Monday, June 11, 2007, at Brewster Village from complications of Alzheimer's disease. A Memorial Mass for Fran will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. Thursday, June 14, 2007, at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 500 W. Marquette St., Appleton, with Fr. Tom Farrell officiating, full military honors will follow. Friends may call directly at the church from 9 a.m. Thursday until the time of the service. The Elks memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Memorial funds have been established for St. Pius X Catholic Church and the Alzheimer's association of Greater Wisconsin. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 920733-7383 ww.btlfuneral.com | Zimmer, Francis F. (I110040)
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| 41300 | Francis Farrell 10/15/2004 Post Crescent 10/22/2004 C 4 | Farrell, Francis W. (I139052)
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| 41301 | Francis Finnigan 35 Ann Finnigan 35 Mary Finnigan 4 Anna Finnigan 3 Andrew Finnigan 2 | Unknown, Anna Finnegan (I132533)
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| 41302 | Francis Finnigan 35 Ann Finnigan 35 Mary Finnigan 4 Anna Finnigan 3 Andrew Finnigan 2 | Finnegan, Frank (I132534)
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| 41303 | Francis Finnigan 35 Ann Finnigan 35 Mary Finnigan 4 Anna Finnigan 3 Andrew Finnigan 2 | Finnegan, Andrew (I162902)
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| 41304 | Francis Flannery Nellie Flannery Edward Flannery Mary Flannery Irene Flannery Daniel Flannery Regina Flannery | Flannery, Irene (I194219)
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| 41305 | Francis Flannery Nellie Flannery Edward Flannery Mary Flannery Irene Flannery Daniel Flannery Regina Flannery | Flannery, Francis (I194362)
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| 41306 | Francis Flannery Nellie Flannery Edward Flannery Mary Flannery Irene Flannery Daniel Flannery Regina Flannery | Flannery, Edward (I194364)
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| 41307 | Francis Flannery Nellie Flannery Edward Flannery Mary Flannery Irene Flannery Daniel Flannery Regina Flannery | Flannery, Daniel (I194365)
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| 41308 | Francis Flannery Nellie Flannery Edward Flannery Mary Flannery Irene Flannery Daniel Flannery Regina Flannery | Flannery, Mary (I194367)
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| 41309 | Francis Foley 28 Mary Foley 30 Elaine Foley 3/12 Raymond Foley 2 10/12 Harold Foley 3/12 | Foley, Francis James (I101513)
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| 41310 | Francis Foley Mary Foley Elaine Foley Raymond Foley Harold Foley Robert Foley Gerald Foley | Foley, Raymond J. (I43700)
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| 41311 | Francis Foley Mary Foley Elaine Foley Raymond Foley Harold Foley Robert Foley Gerald Foley | Foley, Francis James (I101513)
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| 41312 | Francis G. Planert, 74, of Sherwood, passed away peacefully surrounded by his loving family on Saturday, September 26, 2015. He was born on May 26, 1941, son of the late Glen and Maymie (Rader) Planert. On June 9, 1973, Fran married the love of his life, Diane Habeck, the best wife in the world. Fran had a true passion for hunting and fishing and was an all around outdoorsman. He worked for many years at Appvion (formerly Appleton Papers) before his retirement. Fran is survived by his wife, "My Babe" "Saint Diane" Diane Planert; a daughter, Jo Hannah Lea Planert; grandchildren: Rhiana Lea (Kerschner) Spicer and her husband Demetrius and Ryan Paul Kerschner; siblings: Dean (Sharie) Planert, Judy (Scott) Bunnell and Joann Everts; many members of Diane's family; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Fran was preceded in death by his beloved dog, Sassy. Funeral services will be held at 12:00 noon on Saturday, October 3, 2015, at the Verkuilen-Van Deurzen Family Funeral Home Freedom Location, N3972 Columbia Ave., Freedom. Visitation will be at the funeral home on Saturday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service. Due to family allergies, they are requesting no flowers be sent to the funeral. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The Planert family would like to thank Doctor Greg Johnson, April and Tabitha at the Kaukauna Clinic, Doctor Neal and her staff, and the "A Team" from Parkside Care Center (you know who you are) for the wonderful care they gave to Fran. Also a special thank you to Fran's special nephew Glen and Diane's sister Donna for always being around when they were needed. Diane would also like to thank her work, Werner Electric, for allowing her to take so much time off to be with Fran. | Planert, Francis Glen (I42543)
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| 41313 | Francis G. Schommer, age 78, passed away on Sunday, June 3, 2007, at Park View Health Center, Oshkosh. Francis was born on January 1, 1929, in Neenah, son of the late Edward and Susan (Shukoski) Schommer. He had married Janet Felker on October 2, 1954; she preceded him in death on June 9, 2001. Francis served as a Radio Operator in the United States Army from 1952 to 1953. He then was employed by Banta for many years until his retirement in 1990. Francis loved singing and playing his harmonica and crossword puzzles. He enjoyed spending time with his family. Francis will be missed by his four children: Scott (Teresa) Schommer, Oshkosh; Cheryl (Mike Sr.) Booth, Oshkosh; Laura (Mick) Popp, Neenah; Judy (Dan) Papenfuss, Black Wolf; 15 grandchildren: Nadine, Eric, Xavier, Sierra, Michael Jr., Jake, Edward (Kristy) Brooke, Taylor, Angela, Kendra, Tara, Elizabeth, Christine (Chris), Casandra; four great-grandchildren: Kaylee, Melony, Scott, and Daniel; a brother, Butch (Marilynn) Schommer, *Lorny (Jay) Felker*; a sister, Noreen (Dick) Westberg; sisters-in-law: Joyce Schommer, Betty Schommer, Gloria (Ken) Moore, Alice Baier, and Ethel Felker. Francis is further survived by many special nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by four brothers: George, Normy, Kenny, and Jackie; one sister, Diana Ziegert; a grandson, Michael Russert; and many brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. on Thursday, June 7, 2007, at Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home, 312 Milwaukee Street, Menasha, with Rev. David Vande Hey officiating. Visitation will be held from 1:30 p.m. until the time of service at the funeral home. Military Rites will be conducted at the funeral home by American Legion William Verhagen Post #60 of Kimberly. Inurnment will take place in Riverside Cemetery in Oshkosh. In lieu of flowers, a memorial will be established. The family would like to extend a special thank you for the excellent care and concern from all the staff at 2H in Park View Health Center. Martens-Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha 920-722-8252 Light a candle in memory of Francis at www.martens-laemmrich funeralhome.com | Schommer, Francis G. (I111836)
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| 41314 | Francis Gentz 29 Mary Gentz 27 Enner Kamps 7 William Kamps 5 Henry Kamps 2 | Kamps, William (I105854)
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| 41315 | Francis Gentz 29 Mary Gentz 27 Enner Kamps 7 William Kamps 5 Henry Kamps 2 | Wierschke, Mary Anna Elizabeth (I160098)
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| 41316 | Francis Gerty Ursula Gerty John Gerty Mary Gerty Helen Gerty Francis Gerty Alice Nordwall Harry Baker | Mitchell, Ursula Latona (I340636)
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| 41317 | Francis Groat Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI 51 1808 Holla nd Male Joanna Groat Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI 39 1820 Holland Female John Groat Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI 4 1855 Wisconsin Male Maria Groat Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI 2 1857 Wisconsin Female Catharine Groat Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI 1 1858 Wisconsin Female | DeGroot, Francis (I16246)
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| 41318 | Francis Grogan 38 Elizabeth Grogan 37 Francis Grogan 9 Robert Grogan 6 George Grogan 3 | Grogan, Francis (I200077)
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| 41319 | Francis Gussert Arthur Gussert Antone Gussert Francis Gussert | Gussert, Antone (I191894)
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| 41320 | Francis Gussert Arthur Gussert Antone Gussert Francis Gussert | Hein, Frances (I171711)
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| 41321 | Francis Hangel Margt Hangel Frances Hangel Anna M Hangel Catherine Hangel Efan Hangel Anna Hangel Mary Hangel Mary Hangel Mary Hangel | Ludowski, Margaretha (I11794)
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| 41322 | Francis Hessakkers 23 Jun 1903 Outagamie 04 0097 Martin Kikddonk 23 Jun 1903 Outagamie 04 0097 | Family: Kilsdonk, Martin M. / Heesakkers, Frances (F12792)
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| 41323 | Francis Hobbins Margret Hobbins | Hobbins, Frances (I105804)
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| 41324 | Francis Hobbins Margret Hobbins | Troy, Margaret (I112234)
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| 41325 | Francis Hurkmans Rosealie Hurkmans Mary Hurkmans Katharine Hurkmans Louis Hurkmans Joseph Hurkmans Alfonse Hurkmans Thunsse Hurkmans | Hurkman, Louis (I118471)
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| 41326 | Francis I Boone Ida I Boone | Boone, Francis J. (I146355)
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| 41327 | Francis J Elfstrom Grace E Elfstrom Glendore G Elfstrom Annabelle C Elfstrom Barbara J Elfstrom Lowell Elfstrom Betty Lou Elfstrom Robert D Elfstrom | Elfstrum, Francis Joseph (I21962)
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| 41328 | Francis J Schasane, 77, of Clearwater, Florida, died Wednesday. December 22, 1989 in Clearwater. He was born in Dollar Bay, Michigan. He worked for Johns-Manville until moving to Florida in 1967. He is survived by one sister, Cordella (William) Dale, of North Chicago, Illinois; one sister-in-law Josie Schasane of Baraga, Michigan and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held in Clearwater, Florida, December 30, 1989. TOD: OBIT - Clearwater paper - Francis J Schasane - from Ray B Pritzl - 2/97 | Schasane, Francis J. (I116422)
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| 41329 | Francis J Vandenbosch 27 Mar 1910 7 Dec 1984 028738 | VandenBosch, Francis J. (I139444)
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| 41330 | Francis J. "Fatso" Vander Velden, 86, of 1517 Leona St., Appleton, died Wednesday, February 6, 2008, at Appleton Medical Center. He was born January 27, 1922, in Kimberly, Wisconsin, to Martin and Gertrude (LeRoy) Vander Velden. He graduated from Kimberly High School in 1941 and served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II. He was a member of the quartermaster corps in India that loaded planes flying supplies over the hump of the Himalayas into China. He was honorably discharged, returned to Kimberly and worked at the Kimberly-Clark paper mill, which later became Midtec. He retired from the company in 1984. In 1954, he married Mary Lou Fielder Whitefoot. After her death in 1985, he married Mary Jane Greinert. Francis was a member of Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Kimberly and American Legion Post No. 60 in Kimberly. He enjoyed muskie fishing, feeding the birds, bowling, and sheepshead. He will be remembered for everything about him that was good and kind and faithful. He is survived by his wife, Mary Jane; a son and daughter-in-law, Grant and Julie, of Dubuque, Iowa; three grandchildren: Mary Lona, Ryan Francis and James Martin; two sisters: Sister Rita Vander Velden O.P. of Racine and Bette Derus of Menasha; a brother, Tom (Carol), of Plains, Montana; nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Mary Lou; brothers: Robert, Clarence and Eugene; and sisters: Elaine Wiatrowski and Grace Sauerbriet. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at Highland Memorial Park Chapel with Sister Annette Koss officiating. Visitation will be from 9 to 11 a.m. at the chapel. Entombment will be in the Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund is being established. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 | VanderVelden, Francis J. (I149656)
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| 41331 | Francis J. "Fran" "Ab" Liethen, 82, Appleton, died Saturday, Feb. 21, 2009, at Manor Care in Appleton after a short illness. Fran was born Nov. 15, 1926, in Appleton to the late Englebert and Rose (Weyenberg) Liethen. He was a graduate of Kaukauna High School, where he starred in football during the 1940s. After turning down football scholarships to major universities, he decided to serve his country in France and Japan with the Merchant Marines and the Fifth Air Force - where he continued to play football. On June 8, 1950, Fran was united in marriage to Mary Johnson. The couple enjoyed 50 years together until her death in 2000. Fran sold cars at Gibson Chevrolet and Neenah Menasha Ford. He then went on to work as an insurance salesman for Prudential and Home Mutual Insurance Company. He received many awards for his outstanding salesmanship during his career. Fran was a huge Packers fan, holding season tickets for over 60 years dating back to the old City Stadium. He liked to travel with his wife, Mary. He also loved to play the slot machines at Oneida Casino, and he enjoyed his trips duck hunting. Fran is survived by his daughter, Debra (David) Patterson, Wauwatosa; 2 sons, Thomas (Kitty) Liethen, Boise, Id., and Jeffry (Trisha) Liethen, Oshkosh; his sister Irene "Sis" Remick, Neenah. He is further survived by many nieces and nephews. Fran was preceded in death by his wife; his infant son, Billy; parents; 3 sisters, Eileen, Mary Lois "Mitzi", and Rosemary "Snooks"; 4 brothers, Clarence, Kenneth, Robert and Don "Toup". A Memorial Service will be held 11 a.m. on Friday, Feb. 27th, at St. Mary Catholic Church, 312 S. State St., Appleton, with Father Michael O'Rourke officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Inurnment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established for St. Mary Catholic Church. Brettschneider- Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Liethen, Frances (I129302)
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| 41332 | Francis J. "Frank" Muthig, of Hallmark Place, formerly of Kaukauna, age 85, died Saturday, October 3, 2009, at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He was born in Kaukauna on November 25, 1923, to the late Joseph and Margaret (Melchoirs) Muthig. Frank married Virginia Arts of Green Bay on September 15, 1951, at Holy Cross Parish in Kaukauna. He retired from Thilmany after 35 years of service. Frank was a member of St. Katharine Drexel Parish- St. Mary Site, Catholic Order of Foresters, Knights of Columbus Council 1033, Thilmany Quarter Century Club and the EAA. He loved boating and sailing on Lake Winnebago and was a former member of the High Cliff Yacht Club. He also enjoyed aviation, including time spent with his computer flight simulator. Frank is survived by his wife of 58 years, Virginia; children: Nancy Johnson, Kaukauna; Mark (Mary), Appleton; and Michael (Rosemarie), Janesville; grandchildren: Christine, Cynthia, Adena, Nancy and Benjamin; great-grandchildren: Joshua, Austin and Mackenzie; brother-in-law, James Stein; and aunt, Rose Seifert. He is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, Frank was preceded in death by sisters: Mildred (Raymond) Dakins, Rita (Robert) Wurdinger, Margaret (Joe) Weyenberg, Dorothy Jean Muthig and Mary Stein. Visitation will be held at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL PARISH-ST. MARY SITE (119 W. 7th St. Kaukauna), Thursday, October 8 beginning at 1 p.m. until the time of Mass at 4 p.m. The Rev. Jerome Pastors will officiate. Committal will be at Holy Cross Cemetery, Kaukauna. For on-line condolences, please visit www.oconnellfuneral services.com. The Muthig's would like to thank the 4th floor doctors and nurses at St. Elizabeth Hospital and Dr. Alan Cherkasky for the care given to Frank. O'CONNELL FUNERAL HOME 201 E. Main Street Little Chute 920-788-6237 Oconnellfuneral services.com | Muthig, Frank (I158986)
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| 41333 | Francis J. "Frank" Sprangers, age 82, went to be with his heavenly father on Thursday, Dec. 24, 2009, at his home in Appleton. He was born on Nov. 22, 1927, in Hollandtown, WI; son of the late John and Hattie (Peters) Sprangers. Frank was united in marriage to Marcella Nieland on Nov. 19, 1949. He was a member of St. Bernadette Catholic Church in Appleton. Frank loved to go camping and fishing. He also loved gardening and cooking. He retired in 1989 from Oudenhoven Construction Co. Frank is survived by his wife, Marcella "Sally" Nieland, seven daughters, Linda (Jim) Kirk, Jane (Bill) Pritzl, LuAnn (Scott) Geiger, Cindy (Dave) Kiser, Debbie (Bob) Goffard, Judy (Mike) Pozolinski and Bonnie (Marty) Fischer. He is also survived by 18 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren, brothers, Leo (Joan) Sprangers and John (Millie) Sprangers, two sisters, Marion (special friend, Ed Kramer) Oudenhoven and Rita (George) Trader. Frank was preceded in death by a son, Jerry Sprangers, mother-in-law, Thersa Nieland, sister, Adeline Van Densen, brothers, Matthew, Lester and Anthony Sprangers, five brothers-in-law, Jerome Oudenhoven, Joe Van Densen, Melvin Wallace and Merlin Nieland and a sister-in-law, Margie Nieland. A Mass of Christian Burial for Frank will be held on Monday, Dec. 28, 2009, at 11 a.m. at ST. BERNADETTE CATHOLIC CHURCH, 2331 East Lourdes Drive, Appleton, with Fr. Don Zuleger officiating. Family and friends may visit at the church on Monday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the mass. Interment will take place in St. Mary's Cemetery, Black Creek. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in his name. Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida St., Appleton 920-831-9905 Online Condolences | Sprangers, Francis J. (I37746)
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| 41334 | Francis J. Culbert, age 27, passed away Tuesday morning, Feb. 7th, 1950 at 8:00 o'clock at the U. S. Veterans' Home at Minneapolis, where he had been a patient at different intervals for the past two years. Death being caused by lingering complications. Mr. Culbert was a veteran of World War II and was married to Marion Micke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Micke of this city (Thorp, Clark Co., Wis.) on Feb. 14th, 1946. She and two sons, Patrick 3 years and Thomas 2 years, survive, plus his mother, brothers and sister who lives in Chippewa Falls. The rosary will be said at 8:00 o'clock Thursday evening at the LaFrania Funeral Home in Chippewa Falls. Funeral services will be held Friday morning at 9:00 o'clock at the Holy Ghost Catholic Church in Chippewa Falls. Source: (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 02/09/1950 Culbert, Francis J. (1922? - 7 FEB 1950) | Culbert, Francis Joseph (I11773)
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| 41335 | Francis J. Geenen 3/15/1945 Post Crescent 3/30/1945 3 | Geenen, Francis J. (I68309)
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| 41336 | Francis J. Gilbert Spouse: Dolores Kern Born: May 25, 1923 Died: December 6, 1987 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 7, 1987 Section: C Page: 6 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Catholic Location: Appleton, WI Notes age 64 | Gilbert, Francis (I140814)
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| 41337 | Francis J. Gilbert, second class petty officer, is back in the states after a year in the South Pacific during which time he participated in 10 major battles while aboard the aircraft carrier U.S.S Yorktown. He was returning to the United States on the S.S. Henry Bergh when it ran aground in a fog on rocky reefs and sank. He drifted on a raft with two other men for two hours before being rescued by a subchaser. He lost all of personal effects when the ship went down. Francis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gilbert town of Kaukauna. | Gilbert, Francis (I140814)
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| 41338 | Francis J. Gilles, Jr., 87, Lena, died Thursday, June 14, 2012. He was born to the late Francis, Sr. and Ann (Maloney) Gilles March 18, 1925 in Lena. Francis served in the U.S. Army in WWII. He married the former Nona "Sis" McGuire in 1950. She preceded him in death October 30, 2011. Francis farmed in the Lena area until beginning work at Frigo Cheese in Lena. He then worked at Procter and Gamble in Green Bay until his retirement. Francis loved to read and loved current events and politics. He was a member of the Lena American Legion Post 342 for 50 years and also a member of St. Anne Catholic Church, Lena. Surviving are one son, Patrick Gilles, Lena; five brothers, John, Mankato, MN; Merne, Lena; Mark (June), Sanfort, NC; Richard (Shirley), Lena; Leo (Rosalyn), Oconto; one sister, Agnes Gilles, Oconto Falls; four grandchildren, Cory (Liz), Andrea, Jenny, Jessica and one great grandchild, Owen. Francis was preceded in death by step-mother, Susan (Lisowe) Gilles, son, Ray Gilles, one sister, Mary Ellen Gilles, and two brothers, Joe and Robert Gilles. Friends may call at the Rhodes-Charapata Funeral Home, 438 W. Main St., Lena Monday, June 18th from 9 A.M. until the time of Funeral Services at 11 A.M. at the funeral home with Deacon Peter Gard officiating. Placed to rest at St. Charles Catholic Cemetery, Lena. Military Rites will be given by the Lena American Legion Post 342. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from June 15 to June 20, 2012 | Gilles, Francis (I321354)
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| 41339 | FRANCIS J. ROONEY, who is engaged in an extensive law practice at Appleton, Wisconsin, was born in Sheboygan county, March 25, 1866, a son of Thomas and Ellen (Murphy) Rooney, the former a native of Ireland and the latter of Massachusetts. Thomas Rooney came to the United States in 1848, and in April, 1855, came to Sheboygan county, where he took up wild land and established a home. In 1862 he married Ellen Murphy, and he continued to engage in agricultural pursuits until his death, which occurred in Sheboygan county July 5, 1895, his widow still surviving him. They had a family of five children. Francis J. Rooney received his preliminary educational training in the public schools, after which he entered the normal school at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and secured his legal training at Valparaiso, Indiana, graduating there June 1, 1898. He practiced for a short time with Gillen & Hughes, at Sheboygan, and February 1, 1899, located at Seymour, Wisconsin, where he was elected district attorney. Among the many cases prosecuted by Mr. Rooney was the well-known Paul Krause case, the prisoner being convicted of murdering his divorced wife and being sent to the penitentiary for life. He served for seven years as city attorney of Seymour, and then changed his residence to Appleton where he has since continued in a general practice. Mr. Rooney was married June 27, 1906, to Margaret E. O'Connel, a native of Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, and a daughter of John and Margaret O'Connel, farming people of that locality. Two children have been born: to Mr. and Mrs. Rooney, namely: Margaret, born March 7, 1908, and Thomas F., born February 16, 1910. Mr. Rooney is an active democrat in politics, and one of the leaders of his party in this section. He is a member of the Knights of Columbus, the Eagles, the Equitable Fraternal Union and the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. Mr. and Mrs. Rooney are members of the Catholic church. The comfortable family residence is situated in Appleton, and Mr. Rooney may always be counted upon to assist with his time and means any movement which has for its object the advancement of his adopted city. | Rooney, Francis J. (I309109)
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| 41340 | Francis J. Vanden Heuvel, age 72 of De Pere passed away peacefully surrounded by his family on Friday February 17, 2012. He was born February 11, 1940 to the late Francis and Marie (Cady) Vanden Heuvel. He graduated from Nicolet High School in West De Pere. On September 10, 1959 he married Noreen Mooney. Francis had a great work ethic that he attributed to growing up on a farm. Francis started at Nicolet Paper Mill in 1960 and worked there for 27 years. He was a former member of local 6288. After leaving the mill he started at Vanevenhoven Hardware in De Pere and worked there for over 10 years. Francis then went to Pomp's Tires for 2 years. In his retirement years he looked after his mom, and spent a lot of time with his grandchildren who were the light of his life. He also enjoyed going to the cottage. Francis had a great sense of humor and had the gift of Gab. He is survived by his children; John Vanden Heuvel, Tim Vanden Heuvel, Denis (Cathy) Vanden Heuvel, Steve Vanden Heuvel, David (Julie) Vanden Heuvel, Michelle (fiancé Tom Mann) Vanden Heuvel, Lori (Alex) Huerta, and Scott (fiancé Melissa Strauss) Vanden Heuvel. His 8 grandchildren also survive; Mark (Krystal), Matt, Jamie, Ryan, Alex, Jasmine, Leah, Aishah, and his great granddaughter Krystiana. Francis is also survived by his sister Mary Butler, and his brother Richard (Janet) Vanden Heuvel. His father in law Wallace Mooney, as well as Noreen's family and nieces, nephews, and numerous friends survive. Francis was preceded in death by his wife Noreen, his twin sons Guy, and Gary, his parents, his mother in law Erdine Mooney, his brother in law Jim Butler and nephew Joe Van Nuland. Friends may call at the RYAN FUNERAL HOME 305 N. Tenth Street De Pere from 4 - 8pm Monday, with a parish prayer service at 4pm. Visitation will continue after 9am Tuesday at Our Lady of Lourdes Parish family corner of Lourdes Ave. and Suburban Drive in De Pere until the Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30am with Fr. Tim Shillcox O.Praem officiating. Burial will take place at 2pm Tuesday in the Lawrence (Cady) Cemetery. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to send online condolences to the family. In Lieu of flowers a memorial fund will be established. Many thanks to St. Vincent Nursing staff and Unity Hospice and all the friends and family for their support. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from February 18 to February 19, 2012 | VandenHeuvel, Francis J. (I178688)
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| 41341 | Francis J. VerVoort, age 72, of Seymour passed away Saturday, May 28, 2016 at home surrounded by his family. He was born March 28, 1944 at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton, a son of the late Peter and Ruth (Meulemens) VerVoort. He was united in marriage to Judy M. Gritt on June 15, 1968 in Seymour. Fran was a member of St. John Catholic Church, Seymour, a choir member for many years, a member of the Knights of Columbus, and a member of St. Vincent DePaul. He had also served in the Army Reserves, 395th Ordinance Co. Fran worked as an auto body technician for Gustman's in Seymour and also operated Fran's Auto Body. He retired from Stora Enso in Kimberly as a machine operator. Fran's family and grandchildren gave him much more joy than anything else in the world. Each and every one of them were treasured in Fran's heart. He is survived by his wife, Judy; his children: Scott (Angel) VerVoort, Mike (Jeanne) VerVoort, Jeff (Marlene) VerVoort, Glen (Sarah) VerVoort, and Kim (Bill) VanHandel; grandchildren: Colton, Megan, Cheyenne, Brianna, Nick, Justin, Bryce, Brooke, Devin, Rachel, James, Levi, Jacob, Brian, and Alyssa; great-grandchildren: Otto, Mavryk, and Dezyl; Further survived by his siblings: Rosemary (Dale) Van Elsen, Gary (Karen) VerVoort, Kay (Bill) Roskom, Dan VerVoort, Dar (Bob) Price, and Bill (Marcia) VerVoort; in-laws: Keith (Jan) Gritt, Karen (Bert) Gietman, Eddie (Mary) Gritt, Mary (Jerry) Lawrence, Carolyn (Bruce) Fassbender, June (Terreson) Parr, Christine Vander Zanden, Becky (Gary) Schaumberg, Steve Gritt, Kim (Bruce) Johnson, and Jennifer (Bob) Wagner; and special aunt, Sister Jean Anthony Fran was preceded in death by his parents, one sister, Mary; grandson, Kyle; daughter-in-law, Bev; special nephew, Joe; father-in-law and mother-in-law, Edward and Esther Gritt. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home on Tuesday, May 31, 2016 from 4:00 pm until 8:00 pm with a parish prayer service at 7:30 pm. Visitation will continue on Wednesday, June 1, 2016 at St. John Catholic Church from 9:30 am until the funeral mass at 11 am with Fr. Brian Belongia and Deacon Rich Matuszak officiating. Burial will take place in the parish cemetery with military honors. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com The family wishes to express special thanks to Dr. David Ebben, Dr. Thomas Mattio, and Unity Hospice and Palliative Care for all their care of Fran over the years. Fran, we could have not asked for a better husband, father, and grandfather for our family. We all love you very much and will forever cherish all the special memories. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from May 29 to May 30, 2016 | VerVoort, Francis (I113078)
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| 41342 | Francis Janssen 30 Myrtle Janssen 24 Robert Janssen 6 Myrlin Janssen 2 4/12 | Janssen, Francis S. (I138836)
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| 41343 | Francis Jordan Margaret H Jordan Irene Jordan | Harney, Margaret (I36145)
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| 41344 | Francis Jordan Margaret H Jordan Irene Jordan | Jordan, Frank (I36146)
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| 41345 | Francis Josep Cornelissen Bridegroom on Wednesday, November 22, 1815 Zeeland Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 9293 plaats: ZeelandBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 16, datum: 22-11-1815 BRUIDEGOM: Francis Josep Cornelissen geboorteplaats bruidegom: Zeeland BRUID: HendrinaEgbert Martens geboorteplaats bruid: Zeeland Vader bruidegom: Josep Cornelissen Moeder bruidegom: Anna Maria Tonij Peeters Vader bruid: Egbert Martens Moeder bruid: Geertruij Arnoldus CornelissenOpmerkingen: Bruidegom geboren circa 1796 Bruid geboren circa 1788 | Family: Cornelissen, Francis Joseph / Martens, Hendrina Egbert (F33561)
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| 41346 | Francis Joseph Allard Jr., age 75, Stillwater, Minnesota passed away July 2, 2015, at The Lighthouse of Mahtomedi from Amyloid Angiopathy and Alzheimer's Disease. He was born in Green Bay, WI, on Nov. 5, 1939, to Francis J Allard and Marguerite (Simonet) Allard. Preceded in death by his parents and stepmother Rosella (VanVonderen) Allard; infant brother Joseph, brothers John, Robert, William and brother-in-law Dale Dahlke. Survived by his wife of 51 years, Carolyn Lepp Allard, and children: David (Jane), Owatonna, MN; Daniel (Anjanette), St Augustine, FL; Marcia Allard (Chad Kissela), St Joseph, MN; and Cheryl (Scott) Hale, Stillwater, MN; grandchildren Benjamin, Nicholas (Katie), Jesse, Isaac, Lauren, Joel, Corrie, Jacqui, Jason, and Claire; siblings Agnes (John) Biese, Rose Mary (William) Robl, Rita Dahlke, Peter (Lynn) Allard, Paul (Judy) Allard; Sisters-in-law Judy Neville Allard and Nancy Allard. Joe graduated from Premontre High School, Green Bay, in 1957 and from Michigan Technological University, BS Chemical Engineering, Houghton, Michigan in 1964. He was an Army Reservist from 1956-1964, with ten months of active duty at Fort Lewis, Washington. He had a successful career as a chemical engineer at 3M Company, working in Duplicating Products, Engineering Research, and Corporate Quality and Manufacturing Services, retiring in 1997 after 33 years. Joe loved bass fishing, camping trips to the BWCA, music (big band, jazz, and ragtime), and keeping up with current events. The sound of his piano playing filled the house many evenings. He kept his body in good condition. Joe was a quiet man with a dry sense of humor. He showed love by living his values and doing the right things. Visitation Tuesday, July 7 5:00-7:00pm at Simonet Funeral Home 6429 Osgood Ave North, Stillwater. Celebration of Life on Wednesday July 8 11:00am at St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Church, 16770 13th St. South, Lakeland, MN 55043, with visitation one hour before services. Private burial at a later date. His family would like to thank the caregivers at The Lighthouse of Mahtomedi and Lakeview Hospice and Home Care for their loving and gentle spirit. In lieu of flowers, memorials can be sent to Health Partners Center for Memory & Aging, c/o Regions Hospital Foundation, 640 Jackson Street, MS 11202C, St. Paul, MN 55101-2595 or www.healthpartners.com/memoryloss. Alternatively, to the Sisters of St. Clare, 4875 Shattuck Rd, Saginaw, MI 48603 www.srsclare.com. | Allard, Francis Joseph Jr. (I196497)
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| 41347 | Francis Kees 28 Jul 1912 Feb 1984 Siren, Burnett, Wisconsin | Kees, Francis (I91105)
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| 41348 | Francis Kersten Martha Kersten Betty Kersten Robert Kersten Evelyn Kersten James Kersten Joyce Kersten | Kersten, Francis H. (I129567)
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| 41349 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kersten, Evelyn (I153574)
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| 41350 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kersten, James "Jim" (I153576)
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| 41351 | Francis Keyzer, 86, Wrightstown, passed away peacefully Friday, Feb. 16, 2007, at his home. Francis was born Sept. 16, 1920, to the late Antone and Rose (Calaway) Keyzer. He was united in marriage to the former Jane Vande Voort June 13, 1946, at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wrightstown. He was a heavy equipment operator in construction prior to retiring from the carpentry shop at Brillion Iron Works in 1985. Francis enjoyed fishing, playing cards, going for rides in the countryside and spending time with family at the cottage up north. Survivors include his wife, Jane; children, John (Janice) Keyzer, Green Bay; Sr. Helen Keyzer, Green Bay; Mike (Kathy) Keyzer, Greenleaf; Nancy (John) Kadow, Green Bay; Dennis Keyzer, Green Bay; and his special friend, Cheryl Markvart; grandchildren, Kathleen (Ron) Van Price, De Pere; Karen Keyzer, Green Bay and her fiance, Tom Faust; Jake Kadow and Luke Kadow; great-grandchildren, Kaden Van Price and Ella Van Price; a sister, Theresa Van Schyndel, De Pere; brother-in-law, Wencil "Jim" Krines, Green Bay; sisters-in-law, Rita Scheibe, Margaret Brantmeier and Margaret Vande Voort. Greenleaf; and nieces and nephews. Francis was preceded in death by his parents; sisters, Josephine (Clem) Jansen, Mary Krines; and brothers-in-law, Marty Van Schyndel, Sylvester Brantmeier and Robert Vande Voort. Friends may call at the DeWane-Cotter Funeral Home 711 Main St. Wrightstown on Monday from 4 to 8 p.m. Wake service 7 p.m. Visitation will continue on Tuesday at St. Paul Catholic Church in Wrightstown from 10 to 11 a.m. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 11 a.m. Tuesday at the church with Msgr. John Schuh officiating. Burial in the church cemetery. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established. The children are thankful to mom for her constant care and help to dad. The Keyzer family extends their love and gratitude to friends and neighbors who have shown their care, support and helpfulness over the years. A special thanks to Dr. Robert Mead, Nan Vander Heiden, Wrightstown First Responders and County Rescue. | Keyzer, Francis (I109312)
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| 41352 | Francis L. VanRossum 11/23/1958 4/12/1963 Post Crescent 4/13/1963 B 5 | Vanrossum, Francis L. (I135594)
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| 41353 | Francis La Brun, a resident of Appleton since 1854 died, at midnight at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nellie Loret, 547 Franklin street, after a long illness. Death was hatened by a fall last Friday in which the aged man broke a leg. He would have been 80 years old had he lived until February 2. The decedent was born in France but came to this country as a very young man. He was one of the pioneer residents of this city. Mr. La Brun is survived by six children and 15 grand children. The children are Mrs. Nellie Loret, Appleton; Mrs. Jessie Wegner, Chicago; Frank and Harvey La Brun, Alton, Ill.; Mrs. Mary Clark, St. Louis; Henry La Brun, Menominee, Mich. Funeral arrangements are held in abeyance pending the arrival of relatives from a distance. 8 Jan 1920 LA BRUN FUNERAL Funeral services for the late Francis La Brun will be held at nine o'clock Saturday morning at St. Mary church. Interment will be at St. Mary cemetery. | Labrun, Francis (I300580)
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| 41354 | Francis LeNoble 6/19/1933 6/1/1993 Post Crescent 6/2/1993 B 4 | LeNoble, Chester Francis (I138134)
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| 41355 | Francis Lettmann 54 Euricka Lettmann 38 William Lettmann 18 Frances Lettmann 16 Meta Lettmann 12 Mina Lettmann 6 Emma Lettmann 9M | Dettmann, Emma (I85289)
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| 41356 | Francis Lettmann 54 Euricka Lettmann 38 William Lettmann 18 Frances Lettmann 16 Meta Lettmann 12 Mina Lettmann 6 Emma Lettmann 9M | Dettmann, Franz Johann Heinrich (I122930)
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| 41357 | Francis M Mc Hugh Mary E Mc Hugh Clifford J Mc Hugh Franis J Mc Hugh Norbert L Mc Hugh Mary Ellen Mc Hugh | McHugh, Francis Michael (I130150)
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| 41358 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Penterman, Francis M. (I19917)
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| 41359 | Francis M. Breeden Mary E. Breeden Fountain F. Breeden Mary J. Breeden Doctor J. Breeden Cora May Breeden Squire A. Wilkinson | Breedens, Fountaine Fry (I343736)
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| 41360 | Francis M. Breeden Mary E. Breeden Fountain F. Breeden Mary J. Breeden Doctor J. Breeden Cora May Breeden Squire A. Wilkinson | Breeden, Francis (I343738)
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| 41361 | Francis M. Corry 4/7/1945 Post Crescent 4/7/1945 3 | Corry, Francis M. (I56586)
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| 41362 | Francis M. Lenoble 19 Jun 1933 1 Jun 1993 Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin | LeNoble, Chester Francis (I138134)
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| 41363 | Francis Mc gillan Nancy Mc gillan John Mc gillan Thos Mc gillan Robt Mc gillan James Mc gillan Mary Mc gillan Saml P Mc gillan | McGillan, Francis (I178328)
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| 41364 | Francis Mc gillan Nancy Mc gillan John Mc gillan Thos Mc gillan Robt Mc gillan James Mc gillan Mary Mc gillan Saml P Mc gillan | McGillan, James (I178356)
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| 41365 | Francis McHugh 14 Mar 1866 Calumet 0025 001444 McHugh, Frances Male White March 14, 1866 Chilton Owen McHugh & Mary Guilday | McHugh, Frank (I121499)
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| 41366 | Francis McHugh 50 Mary McHugh 55 Edginos McHugh 14 Sehra McHugh 10 Mary Anne McHugh 8 Francies McHugh 5 Patrick McHugh 2 Norah McHugh 1 Mary McHugh 87 | McHugh, Francis D. (I121918)
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| 41367 | Francis McHugh 50 Mary McHugh 55 Edginos McHugh 14 Sehra McHugh 10 Mary Anne McHugh 8 Francies McHugh 5 Patrick McHugh 2 Norah McHugh 1 Mary McHugh 87 (6 children , 6 alive) | McCoy, Mary (I147488)
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| 41368 | Francis McHugh 36 Mary McHugh 29 Clifford McHugh 8 Francis McHugh 6 Norbert McHugh Mary Guyete 18 | McHugh, Clifford J. (I45919)
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| 41369 | Francis McHugh 7 Sep 1894 Jul 1974 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin | McHugh, Francis Michael (I130150)
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| 41370 | Francis Mchugh Mary Mchugh Clifford Mchugh Francis Mchugh Norbert Mchugh Mary Guyete | McHugh, Francis Michael (I130150)
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| 41371 | Francis Mchugh Mary Mchugh Clifford Mchugh Francis Mchugh Norbert Mchugh Mary Guyete | McHugh, Norbert (I130153)
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| 41372 | Francis Meilmans Catharine Meilmans Stephen Meilmans Phillippine Meilmans Therese Meilmans Rosanne Meilmans | VanEyck, Anna Catherine (I49532)
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| 41373 | Francis Meilmans Catharine Meilmans 35 Stephen Meilmans Phillippine Meilmans 10 Therese Meilmans Rosanne Meilmans | Meulemans, William Francis (I49531)
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| 41374 | Francis Mettlach Margaret Mettlach John Mettlach Peter Mettlach Anna Mettlach | Mettlach, John (I300292)
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| 41375 | Francis Mettlach Margaret Mettlach John Mettlach Peter Mettlach Anna Mettlach | Mettlach, Frank (I323328)
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| 41376 | Francis N. Brooks "Frank," Kaukauna, 89, died Tuesday July 11, 2006, at Ch erry Meadows. Frank was born on June 5, 1917, in Town of Woodville, s on of Adrian and Wilhelmina (Josephs) Brooks. He married Alice Thomps on on March 3, 1945. They were married for 21 years when she preceded h im in death on February 26, 1966. He married Irene (Lamers) Elrick on Ju ne 10, 1972, and they shared 25 years together until her death on Decemb er 2, 1997. Frank was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Kaukauna, a nd also a member of The American Legion Post 258 in Little Chute. Frank w as drafted into the Army Air Corps in 1942 and served in the Aleutian Paci fic Islands conflict in Alaska until his honorable discharge in 1946. He t hen worked in Civil Service from 1946-1951. After that, he moved back to K aukauna with his wife and family and started a long career at Thilmany, wh ere he worked as an electronics technician for 28 years, retiring Octob er 29, 1979. Frank went to St. Francis School in Hollandtown but never fin ished 7th grade. He was a cheesemaker at White Clover Dairy and made Ameri can and Gjetost (goat cheese). He managed a 220-acre farm that today is st ill in the Brooks family. Frank was always learning everything he could, h is thirst for knowledge was great. He took many courses throughout his lif e. At Valparaiso University he took classes in electronics and at Berkele y, CA, courses in radio and circuitry. Other trades that he enjoyed as hob bies include blacksmith, electrical electronics, woodworking, instrumentat ion, stained glass (leaded & foil), industrial maintenance, TV repairs, la pidary, bee keeping, hunting, camping and fishing. He was the 1st one in h is family to drive the new '27 Model T at age 10. He also rode a bicycle a nd motorcycle forward and backwards. While serving in Alaska, Frank enjoy ed the wilderness of the "Last Frontier." He skied Mt. McKinley, fished f or salmon, hunted moose, Dall sheep and other game. He is survived by two daughters and five sons: Susan (Paul) Datta, Greenvi lle; Ronald (Sally Hess) Brooks, Thomas (Debbie) Brooks of Kaukauna; Dav id (Sally) Brooks, Nancy (Scott) Kraft, Patrick (Cathy) Brooks of Menash a; Kenneth (MaryJo) Brooks, Milwaukee, 12 grandchildren, seven step grandc hildren, 10 great-grandchildren, and 15 step great-grandchildren. He is fu rther survived by Irene's children; Pat Schumacher, Bob (Mary) Elrick, D on (Karen) Elrick, Lynn Elrick, Jeff (Connie) Elrick and their children a nd grandchildren.He was preceded in death by his parents, Adrian and Minnie Brooks, wives A lice and Irene, two brothers: Lawrence (Marcella) Brooks, Leo (Regina) Bro oks, two sisters: Harriet (Ted) Lauer, Helen (Servanus) Schuh, 10 half bro thers, two half sisters, infant daughter Mary, grandson Michael Brooks, da ughter-in-law Shelley (Hueckman) Brooks, son-in-law Richard Kempen, brothe r-in-law Fr. Robert Thompson and other relatives.Frank's Funeral Service will be 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 15, 2006, at S T. MARY of the ANNUNCIATION CATHOLIC CHURCH, 119 West Seventh Street, Kauk auna, with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Friends will be received fr om 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Friday July 14, 2006, at the Boettcher Family Fu neral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna, and again on Saturday at Chur ch from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Interment will take place at S t. Mary's Cemetery, Kaukauna. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been esta blished to retinitis pigmentosa research fund.The family would like to thank Cherry Meadows and St. Paul Villa for all t heir help and support in taking care of Frank. It is greatly appreciated | Brooks, Francis "Frankie" Norbert (I68926)
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| 41377 | Francis Niconlie Paulina Niconlie Francis Niconlie Joseph Niconlie Sophia Niconlie Francis Nicoulie Joseph Nicoulia Joseph Gigou | Steffens, Pauline (I146402)
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| 41378 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vieth, Janice Eileen (I20832)
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| 41379 | Francis Peters Raymond Heithas Minnie Vandenberg | Peters, Reverend Francis J. (I1815)
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| 41380 | Francis R. Kerkhof, 93, passed away on February 17, 2015, at St. Paul Home in Kaukauna, WI. Born on November 28, 1921, he was the oldest son of William and Kathryn (Jackels) Kerkhof of Hollandtown, WI. He was preceded in death by his parents and his wife, Dolores (Gerrits) Kerkhof, whom he married on June 15, 1948 at St. Francis Catholic Church in Hollandtown, WI. Francis graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1940 and worked at the Baker Canning Company in Dundas until he enlisted in the U.S. Navy. During World War II, he served as a radio man on the LST #808 in the Pacific Campaign. Upon returning to civilian life, Francis worked the family farm with his brother until Francis took full ownership. Francis worked hard and was proud of his farm. He also worked at Ariens Manufacturing Company in Brillion, WI for over 10 years before retiring in Kaukauna. Francis was a life-long member of St. Francis Catholic Church, which is now known as St. Katharine Drexel Parish. He was also a dedicated member of the Catholic Knights of Columbus Council #1033 and the American Legion Post 436 in Wrightstown. He and his wife, Dolores, who passed away on January 22, 2004, were blessed with 8 children: Sister Rochelle Kerkhof of Manitowoc, WI; Donald Kerkhof of Madison, WI; Virginia (Greg) Dunphy of Hollandtown, WI; Gerald (Kate) Kerkhof of Wilton, IA; Diane Kerkhof of Eau Claire, WI; Carol Albright of Fredericksburg, VA; Mary (Chris) Miller of Berea, KY; and William (Heidi) Kerkhof of Oshkosh, WI. His surviving brothers and sisters include: Eugene (Louise) Kerkhof of Sun City, AZ; Jerome Kerkhof of Silver Springs, MD and Sister Mary Hugh Kerkhof of Manitowoc and Katherine Kerkhof of Middleton, WI. Preceding him in death are his sisters and brothers-in-law: Dorothy and (Quintin) Gloudemans, Eileen and (Boniface) Pendergast; a brother, Wilfred Kerkhof; sister-in-law, Joan Kerkhof and son-in-law Frank Albright. Francis is also survived by 21 grandchildren: Matthew (Sonya) Kerkhof of Vallejo, CA; Logan (special friend, Katina ) of Minneapolis, MN; Isabelle (Ben) Kranz of Minneapollis, MN; Henry (Theresa) Dunphy of San Diego, CA, Rose Dunphy (Randall Hicks) of Chicago, IL; Tess Kerkhof of Wilton, IA; Lisa (Dan) Pawlowski of Eau Claire, WI; Nick Schroeder of Eau Claire, WI; Eric (Becka) Albright of Grand Rapids, MI; Jacqueline Albright of Fredericksburg, VA; Steven (fiancée, Lillian) Albright of Leesburg, VA; Christopher, Richard and Aaron Albright all of Fredericksburg, VA; Rebecca Miller (fiancée, Andrew Taylor) of Louisville, KY; Ben Miller of Lexington, KY; and Joseph, Robert, Carolyn, Frances and Michaela Kerkhof of Oshkosh, WI. He is also survived by 5 great-grandchildren and 4 step-great-grandchildren. The funeral liturgy for Francis will be held on Saturday, February 21, 2015 at 11:00 AM at ST. KATHARINE DREXEL CHURCH/ST. FRANCIS SITE, 433 County CE, Hollandtown, with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. A time of visitation will be held on Friday from 3:00 until 6:30 PM concluding with a prayer service at 6:30 PM at the Fargo Funeral home. The prayer service will be led by Sheldon and Diane Niquette, close friends of Francis. A time of visitation will also be held on Saturday morning from 10:00 AM until the time of the service at the church. Interment will be in the St. Francis Cemetery in Hollandtown. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. The Family would like to thank Dr. Schoening and the entire staff of St. Paul's Home for their personal care and kind attention to Francis during these past two years. Thank you, Dad, for being our anchor, for your incredible sense of humor, for your down to earth wisdom and for your unwavering faith in your Creator. You are part of the greatest generation. You lived your life according to those great values and principles in every arena whether as a farmer, an active duty serviceman or as you were providing for your family. You will be greatly missed. We love you! | Kerkhof, Francis (I21016)
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| 41381 | Francis Rafferty - 36 Susan Rafferty - 34 John Rafferty - 12 Bernard Rafferty - 10 Edward Rafferty - 7 Francis Rafferty - 5 Mary Rafferty - 3 Maggie Rafferty - 9/12 | Rafferty, Francis (I172925)
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| 41382 | Francis Rafferty - 55 Susan Rafferty - 48 John Rafferty - 22 Edward Rafferty - 18 Mary Anne Rafferty - 14 Susan Rafferty - 4 | Rafferty, Francis (I172925)
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| 41383 | Francis Rafferty 36 Susan Rafferty 34 John Rafferty 12 Bernard Rafferty 10 Edward Rafferty 7 Francis Rafferty 5 Mary Rafferty 3 Maggie Rafferty 9/12 | Rafferty, John F. (I172922)
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| 41384 | Francis residence -Appleton upon enlistment May 13, 1864 Died Aug 9, 1864 Memphis, Tenn. of disease Organized at Madison, Wis., and mustered in June 14, 1864. Moved to Memphis, Tenn., June 14-19. Attached to Post and Defenses of Memphis, District of West Tennessee. Garrison, railroad guard and picket duty at and about Memphis, Tenn., until September. Repulse of Forest's attack on Memphis August 21. Mustered out September 16, 1864. Regiment lost during service 1 Officer and 18 Enlisted men by disease. Total 19. Francis residence was Appleton upon Enlistment onMay 1 | Bailey, Francis A. (I311765)
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| 41385 | Francis S Bradford Effie S Bradford Alfred S Bradford Francis S BradfordJunior Josephine M Bradford Helen E Bradford Lucy Funk | Bradford, Francis Scott (I318467)
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| 41386 | Francis S Bradford Effie S Bradford Alfred S Bradford Francis S Bradford Josephine M Bradford Helen Bradford Mabel Mielke | Bradford, Francis Scott (I318467)
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| 41387 | Francis S Bradford Effie S Bradford Alfred S Bradford Elizabeth Gannon | Bradford, Francis Scott (I318467)
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| 41388 | Francis S Johnson Ina B Johnson | Johnson, Frances S. (I191520)
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| 41389 | Francis S Johnson Ina B Johnson | Johnson, Frances S. (I191520)
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| 41390 | Francis Schildermayer Sady E Scheidermayer Margaret F Scheidermayer Felix J Leasor Virginia H Tahna | Lerner, Frances (I334156)
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| 41391 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schmidt, Gerald (I153389)
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| 41392 | Francis Schmidt 35 Mildred Schmidt 35 Gerald Schmidt 9 Robert Schmidt 7 Priscilla Schmidt 5 | Schmidt, Francis A. (I173014)
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| 41393 | Francis Schmidt 35 Mildred Schmidt 35 Gerald Schmidt 9 Robert Schmidt 7 Priscilla Schmidt 5 | Arps Luedtke, Mildred (I173015)
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| 41394 | Francis Schmidt, 339 South Walnut, Kimberly, Age 67, was dead on arrival at St. Elizabeth Hospital Friday night following a heart seizure He was born February 6,1905 in Kaukauna. He worked at Kimberly- Clark in Kimberly for many years, retiring five years ago. He was a member of the Holy Name Church of Kimberly. Survivors are his wife, Mildred; three sons, Jerry, Reading, California; Robert , Combined Locks; and Allen, Appleton; one daughter, Mrs. Richard (Priscilla) Mulry, Combined Locks; fifteen grandchildren; his mother, Mrs. Alvina Schmidt, LaCrescenta, California; two brothers, Stanley, Oconto Falls and Joseph, West Covina, California; two sisters, Mrs. Mary Neal and Miss lone Schmidt, both of LaCrescenta, California. The body is in state at Jansen Funeral Home in Kimberly where friends may call after 3 p.m. Sunday. Prayer service will be at 8:00 p.m. Sunday. Funeral mass will be celebrated Monday at 10:00 a.m. at the Holy Name Catholic Church with Rev. Paul Vanden Hogen officiating. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery, Kaukauna. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Sunday, August 13, 1972 | Page 40 Frances Schmidt Spouse: Mildred Schmidt Born: February 6, 1905 Died: August 11, 1972 Place of Birth: Kaukauna, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: August 13, 1972 Section: D Page: 5 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Cross Location: Kaukauna, W | Schmidt, Francis A. (I173014)
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| 41395 | Francis Schuldes Thelma Schuldes Gene Schuldes Richard Schuldes Eileen Kluge | Schuldes, Francis (I202735)
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| 41396 | Francis Sommers, 3-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sommers, Greenville, is ill at Community hospital, New London, with pneumonia Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, November 25, 1938 | Page 7 | Sommers, Francis (I114762)
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| 41397 | Francis Speel of Appleton, age 81 was born April 14, 1923 son of the late Julius and Anna Speel. He served in the Army during WW III and enjoyed being an amateur magician.He is survived by a sister Cecial Zwicker of NC. Services will be held 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 30, 2005 at the Funeral Chapel with Deacon Patrick Whitcomb officiating. Burial will take place at Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the Funeral Chapel from 1:30 p.m. until the time of service. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton, WI 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Speel, Francis (I180150)
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| 41398 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Strom, Robert (I335835)
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| 41399 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Strom, Sally (I336572)
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| 41400 | Francis Sullivan Ellen Sullivan Mary Sullivan | Sullivan, Frank (I204656)
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| 41401 | Francis T Mcclone Zita C Mcclone Susan E Mcclone Patrick Mcclone | McGlone, Francis (I157517)
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| 41402 | Francis T Vanderheiden Frances A Vanderheiden Mary Ann Vanderheiden John Vanderheiden | Vanderheiden, Francis T. (I85961)
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| 41403 | Francis T. Verbeten, 88, Kimberly, passed away on Saturday, November 5, 2011, at ThedaCare Hospice, with his family at his side. He was born on July 3, 1923, to the late Peter and Susan (Van Laanen) Verbeten in Kimberly. Francis graduated from Kimberly High School in 1941. He married Lillian "Marie" Greis on September 26, 1944. They celebrated 62 years together prior to her passing on December 4, 2006. They were married at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Escanaba, Mich. Francis entered the U.S. Coast Guard in 1942, where he served in the Pacific Theatre for three years. He also served in the Korean Conflict from 1950 to 1952. Francis worked for Kimberly Clark and Midtec and retired from Repap in Kimberly after 44 years. His favorite past time was music and joined the Kimberly Community Band in 1941. He was a member of the band for 70 years. Francis held the offices of vice president and business manager, as well as being on the board of directors throughout his years with the band. Francis was also a member of Holy Spirit Parish in Kimberly, where he served as parish trustee. Francis is survived by his five children, William (Minty) Verbeten, Breaks, Va.; Diane (Greg) Lemmers, Muskego; Janet (Stephen) Sanders, Manitowoc; Michael (Teresa) Verbeten, Norcross, Ga.; and Amy (John) Jensen, Appleton; grandchildren, Beau (Katie) Sanders, Quinn Sanders, Matt Leitner, Peter and Marissa Verbeten and Ben Jensen; great-grandchildren, Leo and Judah Sanders; siblings, Gretchen Hornung, Julienne Rusch and Richard (Janet) Verbeten. He is further survived by brothers-in-law, John (Irma) Greis, Mike (Annette) Greis, Jim (Sharon) Greis and Tom (Martha) Greis. Francis is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his sister, Rosanne Van Ryzin and brothers-in-law, Bob Hornung, Maynard Rusch and Howard Van Ryzin and sister-in-law, Marge (Joe) Milokna. The funeral liturgy for Francis will be held at 12 noon on Wednesday, November 9, 2011, at HOLY SPIRIT PARISH, 600 E. Kimberly Ave., Kimberly with Fr. David Beaudry officiating. Interment will take place at the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name. Francis' family would like to thank the staff at Appleton Medical Center and ThedaCare at Home Hospice for their care and compassion. JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME 204 E. Kimberly Ave. Kimberly 788-6202 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from November 6 to November 7, 2011 | Verbeten, Francis T. (I126481)
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| 41404 | Francis Tax 21 May 1875 Saint Croix 0274 001614 | Tax, Francisca (I108219)
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| 41405 | Francis Tchool 38 Catherine Tchool 36 Mary Tchool 6 Ellen Tchool 4 Hanah Tchool 2 | School, Frank (I27320)
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| 41406 | Francis Theodora West female daughter of Albert West, Farmer, born Kaukauna, and Anna Meyer, born Freedom, siblings, John, Minnie, Agatha, Theodora, Mart, Albert. Born 12/26/1903 at 9:15 PM in Grand Chute. (This year must be in error as there is a death cert for her dated 7/23/1903) | West, Frances Theodora (I133811)
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| 41407 | Francis Thomas Hayes, OD Born 8/13/27 Died 11/15/12 Frank grew up in Cumberland, WI, the youngest of 7 children. He was the senior class president, class of 1945. He was drafted into the Army, and served his country dutifully for one year, one month, and 15 days at Camp McCoy. He graduated from River Falls Teachers College and went on to Illinois College of Optometry. While working summers for his brother-in-law at Curtis Ambulance in Milwaukee, he met his future wife, Beverly. After Optometry school, the young couple set out to find a small town to set up practice, and as Frank would recall, had a picnic lunch in South Park overlooking Mirror Lake and fell in love with Waupaca. For the next 35 years he practiced optometry in Waupaca. He was active in Lion's club, the Rotary, Toastmasters, Knights of Columbus, and the Barbershop Harmony Society (formerly SBEBSQUA). He was a lifetime member of the NRA, and longtime member of St. Mary Magdalene, where he sang for years in the church choir, was a lector, Eucharistic minister, and usher. He and Beverly were world travelers, visiting Asia, Europe, Africa, Central America, and crisscrossing America several times. Frank enjoyed all things outdoors. He especially enjoyed his annual canoe trips to the Boundary Waters in northern Minnesota. He was an avid hunter, and often took trips "out West" in pursuit of big game. From an early age, Frank and his three brothers sang four-part harmony at gatherings whenever they could. He sang in barbershop choruses and quartets in Stevens Point and in Gulf Shores, Alabama, where he and Beverly spent their winters after retirement. He was preceded in death by beloved wife Beverly Ann Piette Hayes, Brother William F Hayes, Sheila Hayes Baker, Delores Hayes Becker, Rosamund Hayes Ploetz. He is survived by his 8 children; Mary Hayes Devine (Tom), Christina Hayes Smith (Jerry), Susan Hayes Algiers (Tim), Jane Hayes Heinks (Mike), Catherine Hayes Ames (David), Thomas Francis Hayes (Mary), James Francis Hayes (Gretchen), Jeffrey Francis Hayes (Heather), 18 grandchildren Tom Devine IV (Teresa), Katie Devine (John Bergner), Michael and Megan Devine, Joe and Liz Smith, TJ Algiers (Rita), Olivia and Nick Algiers, Helen, Mary, and Henry Heinks, Madeline and Isabella Ames, Nikki Stephens, Kaite Stephens-Hayes, Mac and Jake Hayes, and one great grandchild, Dante, and dear friend and companion, Joann Jorgenson. The Funeral Mass for Frank will be on Monday, November 19, 2012 at 10 AM at St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church with Father Amalraj Roche, presiding. Burial with military honors will follow in St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Cemetery. Visitation will be on Sunday evening from 4 to 7 PM at the Holly Funeral Home in Waupaca with a Prayer Service at 7 PM. Visitation will continue on Monday morning from 9 AM until the time of mass at church. Gregarious to a fault, Frank loved being an optometrist and took a genuine interest in the lives of his patients. Frank highly valued education and was proud of the fact that all eight of his children were college graduates. His love for all people was evident. His deep, baritone chuckle when surrounded by grandchildren will echo in our ears forever. The family wishes to acknowledge the wonderful care and friendship Frank received through Park Vista, and Theda Care At-Home Hospice. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on November 17, 2012 | Hayes, Dr. Frank T. (I114797)
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| 41408 | Francis Van Den Brook John Van Den Brook | Hartjes, Frances (I77724)
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| 41409 | Francis Van Den Brook John Van Den Brook | Vandenbroek, John (I99656)
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| 41410 | Francis van den Heuvel Father on Wednesday, December 20, 1843 UdenPlaats: Uden, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 168 Geboren: Petronella van den Heuvel Geboortedatum: 20-12-1843 relatie: dochter van Vader: Francis van den Heuvel Beroep vader: bouwman Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Maria de Groot Woonplaats moeder: Uden | VandenHeuvel, Petronella (I71558)
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| 41411 | FRANCIS VANABEL Request Information SSN 391-07-1963 Residence: Born 6 May 1917 Last Benefit: Died 17 Aug 1991 Issued: WI (Before 1951) | VanAbel, Francis M. (I16878)
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| 41412 | Francis Vanderheyden Mary A. Vanderheyden Henry G. Vanderheyden Francis L. Vanderheyden Anna K. Vanderheyden Lora L. Vanderheyden Mary E. Vanderheyden | VanderHyden, Henry D. (I343112)
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| 41413 | Francis Vanderheyden Mary A. Vanderheyden Henry G. Vanderheyden Francis L. Vanderheyden Anna K. Vanderheyden Lora L. Vanderheyden Mary E. Vanderheyden | VanderHyden, Francis (I343113)
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| 41414 | Francis Vanderstteen Harriet Vanderstteen John Vanderstteen Adrien Vanderstteen Allan Donley Michael Donley Louis Goodrow | VanderSteen, John (I124451)
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| 41415 | Francis Vanderzanden Mary Vanderzanden Mary Vanderzanden | vanNess, Mary Elizabeth (I134104)
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| 41416 | Francis Vanderzanden Mary Vanderzanden Mary Vanderzanden | Vandezande, John Francis (I134105)
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| 41417 | Francis Vandevoort 6 Jan 1916 Apr 1980 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | VandeVoort, Francis (I39298)
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| 41418 | Francis VANDEWETTERING VANDVETSING Self M M 63 HOLLAND Henrietta VANDEWETTERING Wife F M 60 HOLLAND William VANDEWETTERING Son M S 31 HOLLAND Ellen VANDEWETTERING Dau F S 24 WI Peter VANDEWETTERING Son M S 22 WI Lambert VANDEWETTERING Self M M 26 OH Bardeen VANDEWETTERING Wife F M 19 WI Francis VANDEWETTERING Son M S 10M WI | Vandewettering, Francis (I104240)
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| 41419 | Francis VanNieuwenhoven Sr., 84, Green Bay, formerly of Suamico, Ashwaubenon, and Athelstane, went home to the Lord Saturday, October 05, 2013. He was born September 14, 1929, in Green Bay, to the late Edward and Gladys (Brunette) Vannieuwenhoven. Francis proudly served his country in the U.S. Army. On November 3, 1951, he married the love of his life, Mary Lou Dietzler at St. Joseph Catholic Church, Green Bay. Francis enjoyed hunting, fishing, and worked at various construction companies. Survivors include his loving wife of 61 years, Mary Lou; son, Francis Jr. "Butch" (Linda) VanNieuwenhoven; daughter, Pamela (Robert) Balsinger; grandchildren, Josh (Jenny) and Jacob "Jake" (Amy) VanNieuwenhoven, Lisa Haverkorn (Chad) Waters, and Curt (Jaime) Haverkorn; great-grandchildren, Michael, Michaela, Jacob, Jack, Matthew, and Lola; brothers, Edward "Sylvester" (Delores), Raymond "Larry", and Neil (June); sister, Luella (Carl) VandenHeuvel and Donna Mae Ashley; brother-in-law, George (Lorraine) Dietzler; sister-in-law, Rose Dietzler; and many nieces and nephews. Francis was preceded in death by his parents; sisters-in-law, Rita Vannieuwenhoven and Janet LaMour; and brothers-in-law, Russell Ashley, John "Lin" Dietzler, and David Dietzler. Family and friends may call Tuesday, October 8, 2013, at Newcomer Funeral Home, 340 S. Monroe Ave., Green Bay, from 4:00pm until the time of service at 7:00pm. Entombment will be in Allouez Chapel Mausoleum. To leave a special message for the family please visit, www.NewcomerGreenBay.com Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on Oct. 6, 2013 | Vannieuwenhoven, Francis (I122280)
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| 41420 | Francis W Biebel http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=377ef113-ff1f-4316-9a6f-2d9ab7ae97d5&tid=4554075&pid=-1081604669 | Biebel, Francis W. (I137383)
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| 41421 | Francis W Reilly Helen Reilly | Reilly, Francis W. (I79418)
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| 41422 | Francis W. "Hunce" Murphy, 81, of Appleton, made his journey home on July 19, 2009, with his loving family by his side. Born March 23, 1928, he was the son of the late Robert and Mary (Fox) Murphy. He served his country honorably in the United States Army. On October 20, 1956, he married the love of his life, Lois Jean Herlache, and shared 53 wonderful years together. After graduating from Appleton High School and attending Oshkosh Business School, he joined the family business now known as M.C.C. (Murphy Concrete and Construction) and Black Creek Limestone Co. where he continued to be an integral part of the company until his passing. He was one of the original members of St. Pius X Parish. He is survived by his loving wife and best friend, Lois, his daughters: Dawn Murphy and Joyce (John) Stearns; his sons: Joseph Murphy and John (Michelle) Murphy, his daughter-in-law, Corinne Murphy, his grandchildren: Michelle (Chad) Davis, Nicole and Matthew Stearns, Chelsea, Jacob, Nicholas, Ian and Gareth Murphy; his sister, Arlene Gage; his brother, Robert P. Murphy and by many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his son, Timothy Michael, who he is now holding in his arms, his parents, brothers, Orville and Richard and by many brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Our lives have been blessed with the most loving, kind hearted, patient husband, father and grandpa. He has touched many lives with his soft spoken manner. His strong faith and unconditional love for his family will live on in our hearts forever. A funeral liturgy for Hunce will be held on Wednesday, July 22, 2009, at 4 p.m. at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 500 W. Marquette St., Appleton, with Fr. Thomas J. Farrell officiating. Family and friends may visit at the church on Wednesday from 2 p.m. until the time of the mass. Interment and military honors will take place in St. Joseph Cemetery, Appleton. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Hunce's family would like to give a special thank you to all the staff at Theda Clark for their tender care of "Francis" and our family. Wichmann Funeral Home 537 N. Superior St. Appleton 920-739-1231 online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Murphy, Francis W. "Hunce" (I98007)
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| 41423 | Francis W. Grogan of 306 Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna. Died 2/12/1927 of multiple cancers, primary calf of left leg, following (unclear) intestinal obstruction. Aged 45 y 1 m 9 d, occupation Attorney, born in Canada Father Joe Grogan and mother Mary Sutton both born Canada. buried 2/15/1927 st. Josephs appleton | Grogan, Francis (I200077)
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| 41424 | Francis W. Rasmussen , 79, of Appleton passed away Sunday, March 9, 2008 at the Appleton Medical Center. He was born December 17, 1928 to the late Nels and Martha Rasmussen. Francis married Carol (Schmidt) Rasmussen on April 7, 1956. Francis was a self-employed farmer for 25 years and was also a truck driver for Valley, Carew Concrete and Murphy Concrete for 25 years. Francis is survived by his wife Carol, two sons; Richard (Judy) Rasmussen of Appleton WI, Steven Rasmussen of Iola WI, two daughters; LuAnn Schommer of Appleton WI, Mary (Greg) McDaniels of Englewood FL, one brother; Herbert Rasmussen of Larson WI, five sisters; Lucille Asmuth of Neenah, Hilda Van Camp of Appleton, Ina Rasmussen of Neenah, Leona LeMay of Neenah, Rose (Robert) Buser of Winchester, nine grandchildren; Lindsey Cooper, Carrie Rasmussen, Rollie, Phillip and Nick Schommer, Rachel, Cheri, Andrew and Allen Heimmerman. Francis was preceeded in death by his parents, two brothers; Elmer Rasmussen, Earl Rasmussen, and a sister Evelyn Reddin. Funeral services will be held on Wednesday, March 12 at St. Thomas Moore Church with Father Gerald Falk presiding. Visitation time will be held from 9:30a.m. to 11:00 a.m. at the Church and the funeral service will be at 11:00a.m. | Rasmussen, Francis W. (I168428)
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| 41425 | Francis Weissenberg - 39 Anna Weissenberg - 26 Louisa Weissenberg - 9 Laura Weissenberg - 7 Willie Weissenberg - 6 Edward Weissenberg - 1 | Weissenberg, Louisa (I192261)
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| 41426 | Francis William alia William Francis DeYoung born 23 Aug 1893 in Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI; died 18 Dec 1925 in Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI; married; occupation Insurance Agent; father listed as Charles DeYoung born in Holland and mother listed as Mary L. Horkman, born in WI; cause of death was pulmonary tuberculosis as a result of complications from service in WWI; Military: US Army; burial 21 Dec 1925 at St. Joseph Cemetery. Informant on death record was wife, Mrs. Gertrude DeYoung (Outagamie Co., Death Record Vol. 21, page 9 lists name as William F.) (He served in U.S. Army in the 32nd Division in WWI and was in France. He inhaled fumes from gas bombings and developed lung problems). Note after the death of Gertrude Milhaupt DeYoung, the three unmarried deJonge sisters took in the three children of William Francis and Gertrude DeYoung. The deJonge sisters have a long history in Appleton, WI. According to a newspaper article on Mary, Dorothy, and Margaret de Jonge written by Jean Otto and published in the Appleton Post Crescent, the de Jonge family home on 836 E . South St. was purchased by their father in 1925; he died before the family was able to move into it. The 4 unmarried sisters then moved in and through the years did some remodelling and were antique collectors. The article states that their father, Charles DeYoung came to America in 1883. The house was owned at one time by one of the Presidents of Lawrence University; it then was purchased by Mark Catlin, Sr., and then purchased by Charles DeYoung. Photos of the home and contents appear in the newspaper article, along with a picture of the bed where the deJonge sisters were born. (Nice history of this deJonge (DeYoung) family in Appleton. | DeYoung, Francis William "William Francis" (I133706)
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| 41427 | Francis X. Rechner, age 92, life-long resident of Appleton, passed away the morning of November 17, 2016 at Brewster Village. He lived a loving and fulfilled life. He was a member of St. Joseph Parish in Appleton. Fran was born August 5, 1924 to the late Louis and Genevieve (Alberty) Rechner. He attended St. Joseph Grade School followed by St. Mary Menasha High School. In December of 1942, Fran joined the Army Air Force and served as a Radio Gunner Operator on a B24. On his 13th mission during a bombing raid over Vienna, Austria, Fran was captured by the German's after jumping out of his plane. He was taken prisoner to Stalag 17b, Cremes, Austria and remained there until the end of the War (13 months). He achieved rank as a Staff Sargent. Upon returning to the United States, Fran married Ilamae Ries, April 19, 1947. Together they had 5 children. They were married for 57 years. Fran worked for the Appleton Post Office as a mail carrier for 33 years. He volunteered at St. Joseph Food Pantry and The St. Vincent DePaul Society. Fran enjoyed fishing, woodworking, his cottage at Silver Lake, laughter, family and friends. His Catholic faith was an important part of his life. Fran is survived by his 5 children: Susan (John) Louchheim, Colchester, VT, Dr. Stephen (Susan) Rechner, Ada, MI, Genevieve (Dr. Peter) Gordon, Omaha, NE, Sarah Rechner, Greenville, and Martha (Dr. David LeCloux) Rechner, Crivitz; 11 grandchildren: John, Christopher, and Benjamin Louchheim, Dr. Benjamin and Francis Rechner, Allison McCart, Sara Stoller, and Emily Gordon, Emily and Molly Robison, and Jesse Dolan; 22 great-grandchildren; and a sister, Sister Jean Louise Rechner, S.S.N.D. of Elm Grove, WI. He is further survived by many nieces and nephews. Fran was preceded in death by his parents Louis and Genevieve Rechner; his loving wife, Ilamae (2006); 3 brothers: Robert, John, and Carl; and 2 sisters: Helen Alferi and Rita Heideman. A Mass of Resurrection will take place at 10:30 am on Saturday, January 28, at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 404 W. Lawrence St., Appleton, with Father James Leary OFM Cap officiating. Full Military Honors performed by Appleton Legion Post #38 will immediately follow. Friends may visit at the church on Saturday from 9 am until the time of service. Entombment will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in honor of Francis Rechner to Brewster Village, Homestead Level 2, 3300 W. Brewster St. Appleton, WI 54914. The family of Fran would like to thank and acknowledge the staff of Brewster Village for all of their love and care extended to him and remind them, "Don't be a mailman!" Love you Pa! Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Jan. 22, 2017 | Rechner, Francis X. (I338318)
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| 41428 | Francis Zeininger John Zeininger | Malenofsky, Francis (I133007)
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| 41429 | Francis Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman M Zimmerman Rachel Zimmerman | Zimmerman, Magdelana (I641)
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| 41430 | Francis Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman M Zimmerman Rachel Zimmerman | Zimmerman, Frank (I645)
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| 41431 | Francis Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman M Zimmerman Rachel Zimmerman | Huber, Anna Maria (I659)
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| 41432 | Francis, Helen (nee Weyers)Francis, Helen (nee Weyers) of Kaukauna age 73, died peacefully Wednesda y, August 25, 2004 at Appleton Medical Center.She was born August 7, 1931 in Kaukauna to the late Martin and Clara (Schr ieber) Weyers. On August 23, 1957, Helen married Harry Francis at Holy Cro ss Catholic Church in Kaukauna. The couple recently celebrated 47 years to gether. She was a member of Holy Cross Catholic Church.She is survived by her husband, Harry, Kaukauna, four sons: Dan, Tony (Amy ), Mike (Nancy), and Peter (Dawn) Francis, all of Kaukauna, nine grandchil dren, three brothers and three sisters-in-law: Dan (Sue) Weyers, Elcho, W I, Joe (Jean) Weyers and Clarence Weyers all of Kaukauna, and Alice Weyer s, PA., a sister: Marilyn (Dave) Bain, Kaukauna, numerous nieces and nephe ws.She was preceded in death by a son Scott, in 1993 and a brother, Bernard W eyers.The funeral service will be held at 5 p.m., Monday, August 30, at Holy Cro ss Catholic Church, Kaukauna with Fr. Jack Mullarkey officiating. Frien ds will be received at church on Monday from 3 p.m. until time of servic e. Interment will take place in the parish cemetery. In lieu of flower s, a memorial is being established. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home is a ssisting the family. 766-2099. | Weyers, Helen M. (I78329)
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| 41433 | Francis, Joseph, Cyril,Charles, Sylvester http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=e0349a1b-fb96-4252-be2b-4ab571ed9b24&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408875 St Mary Cemetery Chewelah WA http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=3182333b-7f21-44ee-b27d-49615ef3401b&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408875 Lot 5 Plot 1,2,3 http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=6694f5f4-aa11-449e-9b3d-3a0f51caeba8&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408875 Charles A http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=d19f42ae-39b6-4132-b40c-8fcb28bb2450&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408875 | VanDoren, Charles Albinus (I146954)
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| 41434 | Francis, Joseph, Cyril,Charles, Sylvester http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=e0349a1b-fb96-4252-be2b-4ab571ed9b24&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408876 | VanDoren, Joseph Gregory "Joe" (I146390)
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| 41435 | Francis, Joseph, Cyril,Charles, Sylvester http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=e0349a1b-fb96-4252-be2b-4ab571ed9b24&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408877 | VanDoren, Henry Cyril "Mike" (I145403)
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| 41436 | Francis, Joseph, Cyril,Charles, Sylvester http://trees.ancestry.com/rd?f=image&guid=e0349a1b-fb96-4252-be2b-4ab571ed9b24&tid=4554075&pid=-1114408878 | VanDoren, Frances Lewis (I147012)
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| 41437 | Francisca Vandenbroek John Vandenbroek Martin Vandenbroek | Hartjes, Frances (I77724)
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| 41438 | Francisca Vandenbroek John Vandenbroek Martin Vandenbroek | Vandenbroek, John (I99656)
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| 41439 | Franciscan Sister Hi Jay, It has been awhile since I sent you and email. I have some wonderfulinformation about two of John Scholl's daughters. Catherine born 5/06/1839in Wurzburg, Bavaria, to John Scholl and Anna Altendorf entered the conven t6/14/1860 at the age of 21. She made her profession on 7/25/1863 andreceived the name Sister Laurentia She was a teacher all her life. She die d 5/23/1916 and is buried in Wisconsin. Now for the really good news I have a picture of her that was at my Grandfather's house. Next Gertrude Scholl daughter of John and Anna Sophia Scholl became a School Sister of Notre Dame in 1883.she died about 1917 and is buried in the cemetery next to the School Sisters of Notre Dame Convent in Elm Grove,Wisconsin. I beleive the cemetery name is St. Mary's. Her name was Sister Mary Lucretia Scholl. | Scholl, Sister Laurentia, Catherine S. S. N. D. (I101174)
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| 41440 | Franciscan Sister | Hermus, Sister Bernita, Antonia Adriana Petronella "Antonette" O. S. F. (I105011)
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| 41441 | Franciscan Sister at Alverno | Sprangers, Lizzie (I43287)
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| 41446 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Kerkhoff, Sister Eileen Mary (I31770)
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| 41447 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Schommer, Sister George Ann Geneva (I68607)
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| 41448 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Loehr, Sister De Carmel Lucille Marie (I83010)
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| 41449 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Kerkhoff, Sister Everildis Wilhelmina (I139730)
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| 41450 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Kerkhoff, Sister Merilda Josephine (I141856)
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| 41451 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Macrorie, Sister Noreen Myrtle (I142154)
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| 41452 | Franciscan Sisters Of Christian Charity | Sheehan, Sister M. Bernadette Mary (I335323)
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| 41453 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Mitchka, Sister Mary Kevin Rosemary Margaret (I337640)
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| 41454 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Gertz, Sister Francis Xavier Rose (I344620)
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| 41455 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity | Johnson, Sister Miriam Elizabeth (I345331)
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| 41456 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity Sister Mary Bernard | Killian, Sister Mary Bernard, Cecelia (I50283)
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| 41457 | Franciscan Sisters of Christian Charity Sr. Eugenia OSF professed 1952 | VandeHey, Sister Eugenia, RoseAnn (I30401)
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| 41458 | Franciscan Sisters, Daughters of the Sacred Hearts of Jesus and Mary - Wheaton Franciscan Sister - Final Vows 5/19/1948 Sister Catherine Ann | Weyenberg, Sister Catherine Ann, Catherine (I31903)
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| 41459 | Franciscus Bekkers Bridegroom on Monday, February 3, 1902 Lithoijen Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 4812 plaats: Lithoijen Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 2, datum: 03-02-1902 BRUIDEGOM: Franciscus Bekkers geboorteplaats bruidegom: Lithoijen BRUID: Wilhelmina Schuurmans geboorteplaats bruid: Oss Vader bruidegom: Hendrik Bekkers Moeder bruidegom: Johanna Hol Vader bruid: Marinus Schuurmans Moeder bruid: Antonia Leenders | Family: Bekkers, Francis / Schuurmans, Wilhelmina (F44019)
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| 41460 | Franciscus Bernardus Coenen Deceased on Wednesday, June 29, 1842 Zeeland Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 21 opgemaakt op: 29-6-1842 Overleden: Franciscus Bernardus Coenen, 7 maanden Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland Datum overlijden: 29-6-1842 zoon van Vader: Johannes Coenen Beroep vader: verwer Woonplaats vader: Zeeland Moeder: Maria van Casteren Woonplaats moeder: Zeeland | Coenen, Franciscus Bernardus (I32935)
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| 41461 | Franciscus Silvester van den Boomen, Bridegroom on Tuesday, June 26, 18 94 Oisterwijk, Plaats: OisterwijkBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 11, datum: 26-6-1894BRUIDEGOM: Franciscus Silvester van den Boomen, geboorteplaats bruidego m: Best BRUID: Barbara Rovers, geboorteplaats bruid: VeghelVader bruidegom: Martinus artinus van den Boomen, Moeder bruidegom: Joan na RomanescoVader bruid: Arnoldus Rovers,Moeder bruid: Gerdina van der Sanden | Family: VandenBoomen, Franciscus Silvester / Rovers, Barbara (F20280)
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| 41462 | Franciscus van de Wetering Vader op dinsdag 26 december 1848 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 1 49 Geboren: Wilhelmus van de Wetering Geboortedatum: 26-12-1848 relatie: zoon van Vader: Franciscus van de Wetering Beroep vader: arbeider Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Hendrina van de Burgt Woonplaats moeder: Uden | Vandewettering, William (I104241)
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| 41463 | Franciscus van de Wetering Vader op zaterdag 9 mei 1846 UdenPlaats: Uden, bron: BHIC Veghel, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 7 6 Geboren: Regina van de Wetering Geboortedatum: 9-5-1846 relatie: dochter van Vader: Franciscus van de Wetering Beroep vader: arbeider Woonplaats vader: Uden Moeder: Hendrina van de Burgt Woonplaats moeder: Uden | Vandewettering, Regina "Jane" (I104242)
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| 41464 | Franciska Merchberger 43 Joseph Merchberger 20 Maria Merchberger 18 Theresa Merchberger 16 Leonard Merchberger 14 Alfred Merchberger 10 Elmer Merchberger 2 | Mirsberger, Joseph F. Sr. (I150998)
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| 41465 | Francius Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Anna Bernard | Bernard, Francois (I119344)
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| 41466 | Francius Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Anna Bernard | Bernard, Anna (I146398)
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| 41467 | Francius Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Anna Bernard | Bernard, Minnie (I146399)
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| 41468 | Francius Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Anna Bernard | Steffens, Pauline (I146402)
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| 41469 | Franck Coffey Jean Coffey | Coffey, Dr. Francis L. (I9940)
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| 41470 | Franck Coffey Jean Coffey | Howe, Jean (I51585)
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| 41471 | Franck, Barbara A. nee Hietpas Little Chute Loving mother, grandmother and sister passed away Wednesday January 28, 2009, at the age of 66, at Cherry Meadows Hospice. She was born in Little Chute on November 26, 1942, to the late Fred and Margaret (Loerke) Hietpas. On June 28, 1968, Barb married John H. Franck at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Appleton. Together they celebrated 37 years of marriage. He preceded her in death September 27, 2005. Barb worked for AdVantage and E.K. Williams. She last worked at Strategies until her retirement in 2006. Barb enjoyed time spent with her grandchildren, road trips with friends, and good times with friends and family at their weekend home in Sturgeon Bay. Barbara is survived by her sons: Douglas (Kelly) of Kennesaw, GA and Robert (Jackie) of Little Chute; grandchildren: Katelyn, Ryan, Alyse, Lucas and Emily, and was looking forward to the birth of Tyler; brothers: Larry (Gina) and Dave (Julie) Hietpas; brother and sister-in-law: Paul Franck and Mary (John) Wisneski; and nieces and nephews: Megan, Nick and Forest Hietpas, Peter and Lori Franck, Sara and Christa Wisneski. She is further survived by many friends. Barbara was preceded in death by her husband John, her parents and her father and mother-in-law, Wilmer and Doris Franck. Visitation will be held Saturday January 31, 2009, at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 9 a.m. until time of Mass at 11 a.m. The Rev. David J. Funk, O.F.M. Cap. will officiate. Deacon Vincent De Groot will concelebrate. Committal St. John Cemetery. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established. For online condolences, please visit www. oconnellfuneralservices.com. The family would like to thank the many beloved friends who have supported Barb over the years in her many trials as well as the dedicated staff at Fresenius Dialysis Services of Appleton, Appleton Medical Center and Cherry Meadows. You have lived selflessly on earth serving others. Now rest easy in the arms of the Lord knowing your work is done. | Hietpas, Barbara (I92447)
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| 41472 | Franck, John H.John H. Franck, Little Chute, loving husband, father and grandfather, pass ed away Tuesday, September 27, 2005 at the age of 63 at St. Elizabeth Hosp ital. He was born October 10, 1941, in Appleton, son of the late Wilmer a nd Doris (Drephal) Franck. John married Barbara Hietpas June 28, 1968 at S t. Mary's Catholic Church in Appleton. Together they celebrated 37 yea rs of marriage. Prior to his retirement in 2002, John was employed with Cr escent Electric Supply.He was a past member of the McDowell Male Chorus and also sang with the ch oir at Christ the King Lutheran Church, Combined Locks, where he was a mem ber. His passions in life were his family, church, singing and model railr oading. He especially enjoyed spending time with his grandchildren, who ef fortlessly would bring big smiles to Papa's face. He spent many good tim es with family and his many friends at their weekend retreat in Sturgeon B ay.John is survived by his wife, Barbara, two sons: Douglas (Kelly) Franck, K ennesaw, GA; and Robert (Jackie) Franck, Little Chute; five grandchildre n: Katelyn, Ryan, Alyse, Lucas and Emily, a brother, Paul Franck and a sis ter, Mary (John) Wisneski, brothers-in-law: Larry (Gina) Hietpas and Da ve (Julie) Hietpas who John always considered an honorary son, nieces a nd nephews: Megan, Nick and Forest Hietpas, Peter and Lori Franck, Sara a nd Christa Wisneski. Lori and Christa were also his Godchildren. John is a lso survived by many other relatives and friends.In addition to his parents, John was preceded in death by his father and m other-in-law, Fred and Margaret Hietpas.Funeral services will be held at 5 p.m. Friday, September 30, 2005 at Chri st the King Lutheran Church, Combined Locks with Rev. Bill Schroeder offic iating. Rev. Doug Bisbee and Rev. Msgr. James Vanden Hogen will concelebra te. Friends may call after 2 p.m. until the time of the service at churc h. Interment St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. In lieu of flowers a memori al is being established.The family would like to thank the many beloved friends, the dedicated sta ff at St. Elizabeth Hospital as well as Pastor Bill Schroeder and Pastor D oug Bisbee for helping guide John on his spiritual journey.John died as he lived - with courage, determination and faith. John my navigator, I'll be lost without you. Barb | Franck, John H. (I92446)
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| 41473 | Francois Bernard was born January 4, 1821, a cabinetmaker by trade and the first of his craft to settle in Appleton and also the first to open a furniture store. He disposed of his furniture business in 1865, was then in the grocery trade until 1869, and from the latter date until 1904 operated a billiard room in Appleton. Mr. Bernard was twice married, first to Asphasia Steffens, by whom he became the father of one daughter, Mrs. Anna S. Goff, of Tacoma, Washington. To his (second) marriage with Mrs. Nicoulin, there was also one daughter born, Minnie Bernard, of Appleton. Mr. Bernard died December 24, 1909. He made the moulds for the bricks used in building Lawrence University and the pigeon-holes for the first post office in Appleton. Mrs. Bernard died in Appleton, June 15, 1911. | Bernard, Francois (I119344)
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| 41474 | Francois Bernard Anna M Bernard Simon Peter Bernard Anna Bernard | Bernard, Francois (I119344)
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| 41475 | Francois Bernard Anna M Bernard Simon Peter Bernard Anna Bernard | Unknown, Anna (I146358)
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| 41476 | Francois Bernard Anna M Bernard Simon Peter Bernard Anna Bernard | Bernard, Simon Peter (I146396)
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| 41477 | Francois Bernard Anna M Bernard Simon Peter Bernard Anna Bernard | Bernard, Anna (I146398)
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| 41478 | Francois Garot 2/12/1834 - 7/25/1918 and Victorine Denis 1/3/1847-11/29/1922 | Garot, Mary Isabella (I3160)
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| 41479 | Francois Lefever Charles Lefever John Lefever Philomen Lefever Albertine Lefever | Lefebvre, Francois (I193625)
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| 41480 | Francois Lefever Charles Lefever John Lefever Philomen Lefever Albertine Lefever | Lefebvre, John B. (I193626)
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| 41481 | Francois | Unknown, Josephine "Jennie" (I204009)
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| 41482 | Francoise Stiegler France, Births and Baptisms, 1546-1896 birth:20 May 1865 Dettwiller, Bas-Rhin, France residence:1865 Dettwiller, Bas-Rhin, France parents:Georges Stiegler, Francoise Wendling | Stiegler, Francoise (I328538)
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| 41483 | Frank "Rip" Winkel, a faithful child of God, was called home to His loving and waiting arms on Monday, October 17, 2016, surrounded by his loved ones. Frank was born in Green Bay on December 12, 1924, son of the late Max and Ida (Zittlow) Winkel. He was an outstanding athlete and lettered in many sports at Green Bay East High School. He was invited to try-out for the UW-Madison football squad, and Michigan State offered him a football scholarship, however World War II intervened, and military duty called. He served in the United States Navy as an Aviation Radio Man in the South Pacific, assigned to a squadron that transported the wounded. He was the humble recipient of several commendations, including the Presidential Certificate. It was during this time that he met the love of his life, Betty Freeman, who was working at the Oakland Army Base. The couple married shortly after the war ended, on March 17, 1946. Frank graduated from Milwaukee School of Engineering, and eventually their family grew with the birth of four daughters. During these years, Rip operated Van Wink TV in Appleton. The couple was longtime members of First English Lutheran Church. In 1965, they built a cottage on Lake Poygan, and Rip called it "Paradise." He was so happy that he could spend his last months in "Paradise." Frank and Betty spent fifteen years of retirement in Florida, but eventually returned to what Rip called "God's Country." He was an avid fisherman, championship bowler, Packers shareholder, loved playing cards, camping, and watching westerns. Most of all, he loved being with his family. Frank is survived by three loving daughters: Kathy (Paul) Van Gompel of Hortonville; Susan (Dr. Jim) Rouse of Sherwood; and Wendy (Kirk) Meyer of Appleton. Frank's grandchildren are: Ryan Schultz, Ria Schultz, Natalia (John) Vasquez, Juan De La Cruz, Scott Schmidt - Gerhardt, Dr. Joshua (Amie) Van Gompel, Dr. Gabriel (Kristin) Van Gompel, Rachael (Andrew) Schley, Aaron Rouse, Dylan (Katie) Meyer, Corey Meyer, and Mason (Melissa) Meyer. His great-grandchildren include: Sage, Skyler, Ava, Morgan, Logan, Klara, Reese, Jude, Madison, Juanito, Emerie, Brando, Gabriel, and Sonya, There are also many nieces, nephews, and other relatives. Frank was preceded in death by his parents, his wife of nearly seventy years, Betty; a daughter: Judith Gerhardt; sisters: Alnett (Bernard) Miller and Doris (Donald) Joly; and sisters-in-law: Barbara (Neal) Fuller and Ruth (Claude) Seeds. The Christian Funeral Service for Rip will be held at 4:00 PM on Saturday, October 22, 2016 at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, TRI COUNTY CHAPEL, 1592 Oneida Street in Menasha, with Rev. Paul Zittlow of St. Peter Ev. Lutheran Church in Larsen officiating. Interment will held at 11:30 AM on Monday in Trinity Lutheran Cemetery, Kaukauna. Family and friends are invited to gather at the funeral home on Saturday afternoon from 3:00 PM until the time of the service. For more information or to share a memory of Rip, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Oct. 19 to Oct. 20, 2016 | Winkel, Frank "Ripp" (I337244)
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| 41484 | Frank & Maud eloped because Frank was a Catholic and Maud was a Protestant and their families were against the marriage. But they lived happily ever after. [Heitkemper.GED] | Family: Heitkemper, Frank Anthony / Allard, Maud Mable (F7419)
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| 41485 | Frank 33, Anna 34, | Kobussen, Frank J. (I33865)
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| 41486 | Frank 37, Zella 30, ewald 13, Johanna 10, cel estine 7, Francis 3, Robert 1 | Murphy, Frank (I36466)
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| 41487 | Frank 50, Mary 42, Frank 17, Henry 15, Pet er 13, Gertrude 11, Theresa 8, August 6, bernard 1. | Ashauer, Franz Wilhelm (I101219)
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| 41488 | Frank ? Bradford Effie E Bradford Alfred S Bradford Francis S Bradford Flora B Nichols Bertha Musch Lizzie Is?Ning | Bradford, Francis Scott (I318467)
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| 41489 | Frank ? Bradford Effie E Bradford Alfred S Bradford Francis S Bradford Flora B Nichols Bertha Musch Lizzie Is?Ning | Stevens, Effie (I329056)
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| 41490 | Frank A Ashauer Margaret G Ashauer Frances M Ashauer | Ashauer, Frank A. (I10366)
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| 41491 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ashauer, Francis (I14373)
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| 41492 | Frank A Ashauer Margaret G Ashauer Frances M Ashauer | VanVorst, Margaret Gretchen (I79690)
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| 41493 | Frank A Bethel Margaret C Bethel Isabel C Bethel Marcella J Bethel Viola M Bethel Catherine M Bethel Delores E Bethel Anton Winkel | Buhl, Viola M. (I89928)
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| 41494 | Frank A Boehme 58 Clara A Boehme 23 Margaret A Boehme 15 | Boehme, Frank (I153334)
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| 41495 | Frank A Buetow Katherine E Buetow Dorothy A Buetow [1 2/12] | Buetow, Frank (I319919)
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| 41496 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Buetow, Dorothy (I319921)
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| 41497 | Frank A Dunst Frank A Dunst Henrietta Dunst Anna S Dunst | Dunst, Frank (I138846)
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| 41498 | Frank A Dunst Frank A Dunst Henrietta Dunst Anna S Dunst | Hilderbrandt, Henrietta (I142129)
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| 41499 | Frank A Engler 44 Martha E Engler 42 Carrie M Engler 20 Jacob Engler 17 Emerence M Engler 14 Andrew Engler 11 Carl F Engler 9 Joseph H Engler 5 Ralph W Engler 2 | Engler, Emerence (I85378)
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| 41500 | Frank A Flynn 48 Anna Flynn 47 Lyman Flynn 18 Sarah Flynn 13 Elizabeth Flynn 10 Francis Flynn 6 10/12 | Flynn, Francis "Frank" (I318409)
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| 41501 | Frank A Kern Ellanor Kern Mureul A Kern | Kern, Frank (I322439)
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| 41502 | Frank A Lickert Anna Lickert Erna Lickert | Lickert, Frank (I312053)
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| 41503 | Frank A Luebben Maria Luebben Ruthey Luebben Evertt Luebben Lucilla Luebben Louis Luebben | Gertsch, Mary (I189599)
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| 41504 | Frank A Luebben Ruth S Luebben Everette J Luebben Lucile L Luebben Jeannette L Luebben Pearl E Luebben Frank W Luebben Robert E Luebben [3 10/12 | Gertsch, Mary (I189599)
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| 41505 | Frank A Luebben Ruth S Luebben Everette J Luebben Lucile L Luebben Jeannette L Luebben Pearl E Luebben Frank W Luebben Robert E Luebben [3 10/12 | Luebben, Frank (I189827)
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| 41506 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Manderfield, Margaret (I128424)
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| 41507 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Manderfield, Therese "Terri" (I168987)
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| 41508 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Manderfield, Jerome (I168997)
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| 41509 | Frank A Manderfield Marie A Manderfield Jerome Manderfield Dennis Manderfield Dolores Manderfield Therese Manderfield Marion Manderfield Marie Sommer Marie Ver Hoven | Manderfield, Frank (I177259)
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| 41510 | Frank A Nichols Ida Nichols Dennison F Nichols Ellin E Nichols Robert L Nichols Dorothy M Nichols Evelyn M Nichols [2 11/12] | Nichols, Robert (I71991)
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| 41511 | Frank A Sanders, 82, Appleton, passed away Thursday, Dec. 4, 2008, at home with his family at his side. He was born April 14, 1926, in Appleton, to the late Frank and Claire (Nickasch) Sanders. He married Shirley Meyer on Sept. 22, 1951, and enjoyed 51 wonderful years together. He served in the Army Air Force during World War II. Frank worked for Appleton Papers for 38 years as a Human Resources Manager and was a member of the Quarter Century Club. Frank was a member Our Savior Lutheran Church. He was active in Boy Scouts and served as a Merit Badge Counselor. He also served on the Advisory Board at AAA for 17 years. Frank loved the game of golf. He and his wife, Shirley, enjoyed many rounds of golf together all over the state and for 11 winters in Golf Shores, Ala. He had a good sense of humor and was a hardworking, well-respected person. He had a genuine interest in everyone he met, many with whom he developed deep, enduring friendships. He deeply loved his family. Frank often said, "I've had a wonderful life. I enjoyed every minute of it." Frank is survived by daughter, Chris (William) Mueller; son, Gary (Christa) Sanders; grandchildren, Maggie Wallace (special friend, Ben Foreman), Andrew (Amanda) Wallace and Sean Sanders; great-grandchild, Ella Mae Foreman; sister, Dorothy (Ranald) Grunert; and best friend, Evie Hug. He is further survived by other relatives and friends. Frank is preceded in death by his wife, Shirley; and sister, June Ottman. A memorial service for Frank will be at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Dec. 9, 2008, at Valley Funeral Home. Inurnment will be at Highland Memorial Park. Visitation for Frank will be at 10 a.m. until the time of service on Tuesday at Valley Funeral Home. The family would like to thank ThedaCare Hospice for the wonderful care they gave Frank. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond Street Appleton, WI 54911 920-733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" | Sanders, Frank A. (I316277)
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| 41512 | Frank A. Buhl, 70, R. 2, of New Holstein, died at Theda Clark Hospital in Neenah. He had been visiting his son in Neenah when he became ill and was hospitalized. A resident of the New Holstein area for 45 years, he was born in the town of Charlestown on Oct. 14, 1893, a son of the lat Mr. and Mrs. John Buhl, and attended St. Martin Schools in the Town of Charlestown. A farmer, he married Margaret Salm Feb. 25, 1919, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Chilton. He was a member of Holy Rosary Catholic Church in New Holstein and its Holy Name Society. Survivors are his widow; a son, Frank O. of Neenah, and six daughters, Sister Mary Lucille of St. Agnes Convent in Green Bay, Mrs. Raymond (Isabelle) Winkel of St. Anna, Mrs. Edward (Marcella) Meyer of St. Joe, Mrs. Jerome (Catherine) Janty of New Holstein, Mrs. Adrian (Delores) Peik of Wauwatosa, and Mrs. William (Viola) Van Rooy of Oneida. Also surviving are eight sisters, Sister Mary Nerina of Chicago, Sister Mary Balthassar of Milwaukee, Sister Mary Geraldine of Lanham, Md., Sister Mary Cyrian of Racine, Mrs. Oscar (Frances) Herzog of St. Anna, Mrs. Gottfried (Clara) Mayer of St. Nazianz, Mrs. Francis Martin of Berkeley, Calif., Mrs. Clarence Klies of Milwaukee; four brothers, John of Chilton, Anton of Charlestown, Martin and Hubert of Visalia, Calif., 22 grandchildren and one great grandchild. | Buhl, Frank (I115098)
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| 41513 | Frank A. Gipp, "Gopher" Kaukauna, age 62, died Thursday, August 28, 2008, at his residence. Frank was born August 1, 1946, in Cecil, WI, son of Walter and Esther (Marohl) Gipp. On September 23, 1972, he was united in marriage to Joan H. Delcore and together they celebrated 35 years of marriage. He was employed at Thilmany's for 42 years until his recent retirement. Over the years many friendships were built through his employment and he also became very fond of his wonderful neighbors of the last 34 years. Frank is survived by his wife, Joan, his mother, Esther Gipp, Shawano; a daughter, Sherry (Brian) Agen, Kaukauna; two grandsons: Andy and Brandon Agen; four brothers: Robert (Jeanne) Gipp, Marvin (Janet) Gipp, Donald (Lila) Gipp, and Maynard (Marla) Gipp; a sister and brother-in-law, Ruby (Al) Grutza. He is further survived by his father-in-law, Eugene Delcore, a sister-in-law, Cleo (Al) Vissers, brother-in-law, Paul "Ted" Delcore, numerous nieces, nephews, and other relatives. Frank was preceded in death by his father, a daughter, Susan Hurkman, and his mother-in-law, Dolores Delcore. Funeral Services for Frank will be at 4 p.m. on Sunday August 31, 2008, at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna, with visitation from 2 p.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers a memorial is being established. 920-766-2099. Good-bye Honey. I will always love you and know you and Millie are in heaven watching over me. Thank you Grandpa for taking us on the vacation of a lifetime. You will remain in our memory forever. Love Andy and Brandon. | Gipp, Frank A. (I200797)
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| 41514 | Frank A. Kremer, 69, of 1874 Rome, died of cancer Friday in St. Luke's Hos pital. He had been ill about a year.Funeral services will be held at 8: 30 a.m. in the Willwersceid mortuary, Grand and Dunlap, and at St. Leo's C atholic church, 850 S. Wilder. Burial will be in Resurrection cemetery. Su rviving are a son, Robert F., of St. Paul, a sister, Mrs. Frank Boos, of S t. Cloud, and three grandchildren. Mr. Kremer was a salesman for the Rapin wax Co. from 1929 to 1956, when he retired. Since his retirement, he has d ivided his time between his home here and his home in Big Lake, Minn. | Kremer, Francis A. (I54666)
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| 41515 | Frank A. Olson Jr., passed away on Christmas morning 2014, surrounded by his family. He was born November 18, 1925 in Kimberly, Wisconsin to the late Frank and Mary (Schiltz) Olson, Sr. He served in the U.S. Army in WWII during the Battle of the Bulge. Frank earned a purple heart and three Bronze Stars while serving in the military. He was also a Prisoner of War. On May 21, 1949, he married Lois J. Leopold and the couple then settled in Appleton. He was employed at Repap Paper Mill in Kimberly until his retirement, where he started in the wood room and worked his way up the ladder to superintendent. He also volunteered for many years at the St. Joseph's Food Pantry. During his youth, Frank enjoyed golfing, bowling, and playing tennis. Frank truly enjoyed gardening and spending time with his family. Family was the most important thing to Frank, and he made sure to hold them near and dear. He loved playing cribbage with his wife Lois, where she would "skunk" him many times over. He and Lois also enjoyed watching the Brewers and Packers play. Frank enjoyed both ice fishing and fishing with his family. He made it a point for all of the family to gather every year in Lakewood, Wisconsin where they would make many great memories. Frank is survived by his wife of 65 years, Lois. He is also survived by his nine children: Frederick (Sue) Olson, Richard Olson, Steve (Deb) Olson, Patricia (Ken) Kemps, David (Deb) Olson, Mary (Wayne) Hartzheim, Thomas (Lynn) Olson, Kristine Wells, Susan (Craig) Rogne; 18 beloved grandchildren and 8 great grandchildren; two sisters Lorraine Cummings and Olga Streck; a sister-in-law Gertrude Leopold; a brother-in-law Harold Clark; and many nieces and nephews. Frank was preceded in death by his parents; brother Frederick F. Olson, who lost his life defending our country in WWII; sisters: Leone (Matt) Dupont, Katherine (Gordon) Heule, and Jean Clark; brother-in-laws: Earl Streck and Alfred Cummings, and Henry Piette; and Lois's siblings. Funeral services for Frank will be held at 11:00 a.m. on December 30, 2014 at ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHURCH, 312 South State Street, Appleton. A time of visitation will be held at 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m., with a 7:00 p.m. prayer service on December 29, 2014 at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME, 537 North Superior Street, Appleton, and again from 9:00 a.m. until the time of the service at church the following day. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. | Olson, Frank (I180525)
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| 41516 | Frank A. Schimmers - Kaukauna Times - 6/2/1995 - A5 - Obit | Schimmers, Frank A. (I92772)
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| 41517 | Frank Ackerman Regina Ackerman Millicent Ackerman [3 1/12] Howard Ackerman [1 6/12] | Tiesling, Regina (I34092)
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| 41518 | Frank Ackerman Regina Ackerman Millicent Ackerman Howard Ackerman | Ackerman, Francis Frank (I34090)
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| 41519 | Frank Adrians was born 27 OCT 1834 in Belgium, and died 17 FEB 1912. He was buried in Fort Howard Memorial Park, Green Bay, WI. He married Philippine Tielens 02 FEB 1871 in Brown County, Wisconsin. She was born 14 MAR 1853 in Belgium, and died 20 AUG 1910. She was buried in Fort Howard Memorial Park, Green Bay, WI. Children of Frank Adrians and Philippine Tielens are: + + Descendant Register, Generation No. 2 5. Child of Marie Angeline Adrians and Desire Roskom is: + 7. Children of Antone Adrians and Rosa Horkman are: + Descendant Register, Generation No. 3 11. Children of Alice C Roskom and Living Jarvis are: 13. Children of Bernard J Adrians and Doris Arbour are: | Adrians, Frank (I178643)
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| 41520 | Frank Adriansen Nellie Adriansen Florence Adriansen Lester Adriansen Eloise Adriansen [4 10/12] | Adriansen, Frank (I187913)
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| 41521 | Frank Adriansen Nellie Adriansen Florence Adriansen Lester Adriansen Eloise Adriansen [4 10/12] | Adriansen, Lester (I187915)
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| 41522 | Frank Adrianson Nellie Adrianson Lester Adrianson Lois Adrianson | Adriansen, Frank (I187913)
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| 41523 | Frank Aerts Rose T Aerts Norman Aerts [6/12] | Aerts, Frank (I111885)
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| 41524 | Frank age 42 married age 27, Anna age 42, no children. | Kobussen, Frank J. (I33865)
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| 41525 | Frank age 45 born Wis, Occupation Peddl er Willow Ware, Bernadine age 40 born Minn, Leroy age 12 born North Dakot a, Patrick age 5? born in Minn | Mailey, Frank David (I35446)
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| 41526 | Frank Albinger 40 Ida Albinger 36 John Albinger 3 6/12 | Albinger, Frank J. (I86158)
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| 41527 | Frank Allen Josephine Allen Mary Allen William Allen Louie Allen George Allen Raymond Allen [2/12] | Allen, Louis (I131055)
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| 41528 | Frank and Elizabeth Nienhaus 50th Anniversary News APC 1/29/1930 | Family: Nienhaus, Frank K. / Diny, Elizabeth (F34543)
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| 41529 | Frank and Laura (Armitage) Papenfuss had 6 children: Iva Laura 1919 Dorthy Fern 1921 Beulah Elaine 1925 Ross Franklin 1928-2006 Mary Ann 1934-2008 Caroline Mae 1937 | Papenfuss, Frank (I117672)
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| 41530 | Frank Arts [48] Rose Arts Norman Arts Leslie Arts Luciel Arts Conrad Arts James Arts Marian Arts Erma Arts Betty Mae Arts Janette Arts [4 6/12] | Aerts, Frank (I111885)
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| 41531 | Frank Ashauer 4/20/1882 8/24/1944 Post Crescent 8/25/1944 7 | Ashauer, Frank A. (I10366)
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| 41532 | Frank Ashauer Margaret Ashauer Francis Ashauer | Ashauer, Frank A. (I10366)
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| 41533 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ashauer, Francis (I14373)
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| 41534 | Frank Asshauer 58 Mary Asshauer 52 Frank Asshauer 26 Henery Asshauer 24 Peter Asshauer 22 Gertrude Asshauer 20 Theresa Asshauer 18 August Asshauer 15 Bernhardt Asshauer 11 | Ashauer, Peter (I85609)
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| 41535 | Frank Aufreiter Christina Aufreiter Frank Aufreiter Fekla Aufreiter Otto Aufreiter John Aufreiter | Aufreiter, Sister Xavier Tekla (I345739)
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| 41536 | FRANK AUFREITER DIES Frank Aufreiter, 73, died Saturday evening at his home on Third-st. after an illness of several weeks. He is survived by his wife, four children, Mrs. Adam Spindler, Kaukauna; Frank Aufreiter, Jr., LaPort, Ind.; O. W. Aufreiter, Kaukauna; John Aufreiter, Clintonville; one sister, Mrs. Joseph Schaefer, Watertown. The funeral will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning from St. Mary church. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Mr. Aufrieter was one of Kaukauna's early settlers, having moved here about 40 years ago from Sheboygan. He was in business here for nearly 30 years and retired 11 years ago. He was a member of St. Boniface society of the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. | Aufreiter, Frank (I117564)
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| 41537 | Frank Aufreiter Christina Aufreiter Frank Aufreiter Fekla Aufreiter Otto Aufreiter John Aufreiter | Aufreiter, Frank (I117564)
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| 41538 | Frank Aurand 15 Apr 1893 Mar 1981 Sanborn, Obrien, Iowa | Aurand, Frank (I64997)
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| 41539 | Frank B Behling Alvina M Behling Grace B Behling Frank B Behling | Behling, Frank (I176097)
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| 41540 | Frank B Behling Alvina M Behling Grace B Behling Frank B Behling | Koehnke, Alvina Marie (I177765)
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| 41541 | Frank B Decleene Mary Decleene Margaret Decleene Lawrence P Decleene | DeCleene, Frank B. (I168992)
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| 41542 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Demerath, Elizabeth (I40216)
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| 41543 | Frank B Demerath Hannah Demerath Frances J Demerath Edith M Demerath Rita A Demerath Joseph E Demerath Mary T Demerath Michael J Demerath Anna L Demerath Theresa L Demerath Peter J Demerath Leona J Demerath Elizabeth Demerath Albert J Demerath | Demerath, Frank (I52797)
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| 41544 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Demerath, Leon J. (I80569)
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| 41545 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Demerath, Albert (I80571)
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| 41546 | Frank B Fargo Clara F Fargo Dorothy M Fargo | Jansen, Clara F. (I17052)
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| 41547 | Frank B Fargo Clara F Fargo Dorothy M Fargo | Fargo, Frank Barnum (I93066)
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| 41548 | Frank B Groh Mary Groh Helen Marie Groh Monica F Groh Romuald P Groh Anthony J Groh James A Groh Dorothy M Groh | Groh, Frank Bernard (I110170)
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| 41549 | Frank B Kimball - 36 Alice Kimball - 32 May A Kimball - 12 Williard J Kimball - 11 Ellen E Kimball - 8 Ira E Kimball - 6 Florence E Kimball - 5 | Kimball, Frank (I186517)
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| 41550 | Frank B Smith 29 Clara Smith 33 Donald B Smith 1 [1 4/12] | Smith, Donald Berger (I168125)
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| 41551 | Frank B Smith 29 B. WI Clara Smith 33 B. Minnesota Donald B Smith 1 B. WI [1 4/12] | Smith, Frank Berger (I167859)
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| 41552 | Frank B Younger Myrtle E Younger Betty Ellen Younger Frank Younger Dean R Younger Borghild Anderson Eleanor Baker | Younger, Frank (I328642)
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| 41553 | Frank B Younger Myrtle E Younger Betty Ellen Younger Frank Younger Dean R Younger Elsie Vollmer | Vollmer, Elsie E. (I315345)
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| 41554 | Frank b. Dec 1863 is Cashier in a bank Louise M. B. Sept 1876 in Iowa with Father B. Vermont & Mother b. Iowa-Deane S. B. March 1897-- Boarder Henry G. Becker b. Nov. 1860 New York | Becker, Frank F. (I300206)
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| 41555 | Frank B. Diehn, 84, of Little Chute died on Thursday, December 23, 2010 at Oakridge Gardens Nursing Home. Frank was born on September 23, 1926 in Glen Flora, WI son of the late Stephen and Verona (Skrupky) Diehn. He married Anne Van Krey in 1950. Frank joined the Army in 1945 and served as a DI of Infantry Armored Basic and Advanced Training. After serving in the military, he worked for Zwicker Knitting Mill, Stromberg Time Corporation; Frank also spent 25 years with Milwaukee Engine and Equipment Corporation. He also worked for Riiser Oil Company in Wausau Wisconsin. Frank retired in 1989. Frank was active in with the Knights of Columbus being a prior Grand Knight and serving as 4th Degree Commander and also on the Honor Guard. Frank is survived by his Daughter Deborah (Jay) Kunstman, Menasha, granddaughter, Karen Kramarczyk (fiacee Dave LuMaye), great grandchildren; Shelby, Brandon and Brianna, grandson, Daniel Kunstman, USAF Warrensburg, MO, Daughter, Doree (Dave) Klopfenstein, Hartford, grandson, Andy Klopfenstein, San Diego , CA, son, Steven (fiancee Alissa) Diehn, Mosinee. Brothers and sisters-in-law: Tony and Joan Van Krey, Kimberly, Joe and Judy Van Krey, Kaukauna, and John and Shirley Van Krey, El Cajon, CA, brothers-in-law; Al "Sonny" Babbits, Neenah, LaVonne LaRue, Two Rivers, and Harry Van Krey, Blacksburg, VA, sister-in-law; Gail Van Krey, Kimberly, nieces, nephew, other relatives and many friends. Frank was preceded in death by an infant daughter, Karen Anne, his wife Anne, his parents Steve and Verona, his in-laws; Martin and Jane Van Krey, a great-grandson Nicholas, sisters; Veronica "Tootie" Grottke, Josephine Babbits and Marie ?Sis? LaRue, brother Julius "Bud" Diehn, sister-in-law, Mary Van Krey, brothers-in-law; Herb Grottke and Pete Van Krey. The Funeral liturgy for Frank will be held on Thursday, December 30, 2010 at 11:00 Am at ST. JOHN CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 Pine St. Little Chute) with Fr. Raphael Chiaka. A time of visitation will be held on Thursday from 10:00 AM until the time of services at the Church. Thank you to Dr. Brian Scott at Affinity, Little Chute, the staff at Oakridge Garden Nursing Home, Menasha, especially Marie and Margie, Thank you Dr. Mark Mounajjed at St. Elizabeth Hospital, for the wonderful care and compassion shown to Dad. Wichmann Funeral Home 3212 S. Oneida Street Appleton, Wi 54915 920-831-9905 | Diehn, Frank B. (I162282)
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| 41556 | Frank B. Proctor 50 Anna M. Proctor 44 Rica Dobler 20 Chas. V. W. Adkins 31 Mary E. Adkins 22 | Adkins, Charles V. (I130338)
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| 41557 | Frank Bachalder 33 Emma Bachalder 32 John F. Bachalder 9 Gason Bachalder 75 | Bacheller, Franklin H. (I130397)
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| 41558 | Frank Bacheller Spouse: Charlotte WI Born: September 5, 1871 Died: July 5, 1955 Place of Birth: Hilbert, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: July 5, 1955 Section: Page: 32 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Danish Location: Bear Creek, W | Bacheller, Frank (I124182)
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| 41559 | Frank Bacheller 28 Fran Bacheller 53 Jane Bacheller 52 Mary Bacheller 15 Mary Christensen 13 | Bacheller, Frank (I124182)
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| 41560 | Frank Bacheller 49 Sharoll E Bacheller 48 Cora Bacheller 16 Irving Bacheller 14 Charles Bacheller 12 Lawrence Bacheller 11 Frank Bacheller 72 Emma Bacheller 71 | Bacheller, Frank (I124182)
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| 41561 | Frank Bachellor Sharoll E Bachellor Cora Bachellor Irving Bachellor Charles Bachellor Lawrence Bachellor Frank Bachellor Emma Bachellor | Bacheller, Franklin H. (I130397)
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| 41562 | Frank Bachellor Sharoll E Bachellor Cora Bachellor Irving Bachellor Charles Bachellor Lawrence Bachellor Frank Bachellor Emma Bachellor | Dixon, Emma J. (I130398)
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| 41563 | Frank Bachhuber was born at the family's home farm in Farmersville, Dodge County, Wisconsin on November 17, 1884, the son of Andrew and Louise (Sterr) Bachhuber. He graduated from the Mayville High School in 1902, Marquette University in 1907, and the American Institute of Banking in 1912. He was employed as a special attorney for the Marshall and Ilsley Bank of Milwaukee from 1902 to 1922. Accomplishments: Mr. Bachhuber moved to Wausau in 1922 and practiced law for many years. He served as police and fire commissioner, was a director and secretary of the Franklin Building & Loan Association, a director and secretary of the Wausau Mortgage Company, vice president of the Marathon County Bank. He was elected to the Wisconsin state assembly in 1932. He was president of the Wausau Taxpayers League, a director of the Wausau Community Chest, a local instructor in banking for the American Institute of Banking. He was a member of the Marathon County Bar Association, the Wisconsin State Bar Association, and the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit Bar Association. Frank Bachhuber was united in marriage in Juneau, WI on July 3, 1912 to Miss Mabel Foley, from Dodge County, WI. Together they were blessed with four children. Mr. Bachhuber was a member of the Kiwanis Club, the Fraternal Order of Eagles, the Loyal Order of Moose, the Catholic Order of Foresters, the Knights of Columbus and the Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. Frank Bachhuber died at Mt. View Sanitarium in Wausau, WI on February 28, 1939. He is buried in Mayville, WI. | Bachhuber, Frank E. (I117220)
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| 41564 | Frank Baenen Hannah Baenen Joseph Baenen Mary Baenen Isibella Baenen Anna Baenen Clarra Baenen Jane Baenen Henry Baenen Nellie Baenen Edward Baenen Hannah Baenen | Baenen, Frank J. (I143233)
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| 41565 | Frank Baenen Hannah Baenen Joseph Baenen Mary Baenen Isibella Baenen Anna Baenen Clarra Baenen Jane Baenen Henry Baenen Nellie Baenen Edward Baenen Hannah Baenen | Baenen, Joseph (I152777)
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| 41566 | Frank Bain Georgia Bain Donald Bain Howard Bain Andrew Bain Melvin Bain Berton Bain Mable Bain Marion Bain Dorothy Bain [4 ??/12] | Bain, Dorothy (I167502)
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| 41567 | Frank Balgie Louise Balgie Beatrice Balgie Paul Balgie [3 6/12] | Balgie, Frank J. (I190594)
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| 41568 | Frank Ballheim Dies at Seymour Succumbs to Heart Disease; Was Rural Mail Carrier 25 Years Frank Ballheim, 81, the first rural mail carrier working out of Seymour who retired in 1922 after 25 years service, died unexpectedly of heart disease at his home in Seymour at 11:30 yesterday morning. Born Nov. 4, 1857, in Germantown, Washington county, he lived in the vicinity of Seymour the last 60 years. He was a member of the Odd Fellows, Woodmen, and Beaver lodges. Survivors are the widow: one son. Jay Sherwood. Seymour; three brothers, Ben, Portland, Ore.; George, Seattle, Wash.; Howard, Appleton: one sister, Mrs. William Pocock, White Rock., B. C.; seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock Saturday afternoon at the residence with the Odd Fellows in. charge. The Woodmen will be in charge of burial services at the Seymour city cemetery. Page Twelve APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Thursday Evening, October 6,1938 | Ballheim, Frank C. (I177039)
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| 41569 | Frank Balthazor Katherine Balthazor Esther Balthazor Ludwina Balthazor Ardell M Balthazor George Balthazor | Balthazor, Frank (I178641)
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| 41570 | Frank Barnard, 72, route 1, Chilton, died at 5:45 Saturday morning at his home following a lingering illness. Funeral services were held at 9:30 Tuesday morning at th Erbe-Hoffmann Funeral home and at 10 o'clock at St Mary's Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph Bartelme, pastor, officiating. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were Frank Siegworth Robert Barnard, Harold Tilger, William Weis, Jacob Mallmann and Ben Fuchs. Born on Dec 22, 1884, at Lomira, Fond du Lac county, he was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Barnard. He attended district schools there and later farmed. Oct 16, 1906 he married Catherine Tilger at St Mary's Church, Chilton. Survivors include four sons Zeno, Lawrence and Herbert of Route 1 Chilton and Harvey, of Kiel; four daughters, rs. Arthur Jensen and Mrs. Raymond Loose, both of Hilbert, Mrs, Melvin Gellings, of Kaukauna, and Mrs. Gerald Freund, Route 1, Chilton, one sister, Mrs. Anton Krautkramer, Manitowoc and 22 grandchildren. | Bernard, Frank (I77064)
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| 41571 | Frank Barth Matilda Barth Walter Barth Joseph Barth Amanda Barth Minnie Fischer | Fisher, Mathilde Marion (I167580)
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| 41572 | Frank Barth Matilda Barth Walter Barth Joseph Barth Amanda Barth Minnie Fischer | Barth, Frank (I170778)
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| 41573 | Frank Barth Matilda Barth Walter Barth Joseph Barth Amanda Barth Minnie Fischer | Barth, Joseph (I174286)
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| 41574 | Frank Barth Margaret Barth Antoine Barth Andrew Barth Anna Barth Adolph Barth Margaret Garner | Barth, Frank J. (I170826)
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| 41575 | Frank Barth [40] Matilda Barth Walter Barth Joseph Barth Manda Barth Gusta Barth Kate Barth William Barth | Barth, Frank (I170778)
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| 41576 | Frank Barth Matilda Barth Walter Barth Joseph Barth Manda Barth Gusta Barth Kate Barth William Barth | Fisher, Mathilde Marion (I167580)
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| 41577 | Frank Barth Marguarite Barth Sophia Barth Anton Barth Frank Barth | Barth, Frank J. (I170826)
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| 41578 | Frank Bartlein 35 Lizzie Bartlein 22 Leonie Bartlein 5 Lucile Bartlein 1 Georg Kinde 14 | Bartlein, Frank (I83115)
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| 41579 | Frank Bartlein, 65, a resident of the town of Menasha, died unexpectedly late Friday night or early Saturday morning at his home. He was found dead by members of the family. Mr. Bartlein was born April 20, 1865, in the town of Harrison and had spent his entire life in the vicinity. His survivors are his wife; a daughter, Mrs. H. J. Rosenow, of Menasha, and two sons, Leon and Lester, both of whom reside at the family home. Of four surviving sisters, one, Mrs. Fred Eckrich, is a resident of Menasha. Funeral arrangements have not been made, but members of the family have asked that flowers be omitted. ~Oshkosh Northwestern, April 19, 1930, pg. 13 Menasha - Funeral services for Frank Bartlein, who died Saturday morning following a lingering illness, were held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning at St. Mary church, the Rev. John Hummel officiating. Interment was made in St. Mary cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, April 22, 1930 | Page 10 | Bartlein, Frank (I83115)
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| 41580 | Frank Bartlein Elizabeth Bartlein Leoner Bartlein Lucile Bartlein | Bartlein, Leon J. (I69254)
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| 41581 | Frank Bartlein Elizabeth Bartlein Leoner Bartlein Lucile Bartlein | Bartlein, Frank (I83115)
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| 41582 | Frank Baser Cora Baser Laura Baser Margaret Baser Francis Baser Lucille Baser | Boser, Margaret (I35270)
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| 41583 | Frank Baser Cora Baser Laura Baser Margaret Baser Francis Baser Lucille Baser | Lambie, Cora M. (I137854)
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| 41584 | Frank Baser Cora Baser Laura Baser Margaret Baser Francis Baser Lucille Baser | Boser, Frank C. (I137855)
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| 41585 | Frank Batcheller 59 Charlotte Batcheller 58 Irvine E Batcheller 25 Charles E Batcheller 22 Lawrence F Batcheller 21 Franklin H Batcheller 82 | Bacheller, Frank (I124182)
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| 41586 | Frank Bates Susan Bates | Bates, Frank (I177528)
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| 41587 | Frank Becker Mabel Becker Elaine Becker Bernice May Becker Jack Becker Charles Becker | Becker, Vernice (I335169)
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| 41588 | Frank Belling Iona Belling Merland Belling Donald Belling Dorothy Belling | Belling, Dorothy (I822)
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| 41589 | Frank Benotch Annie Benotch | Benotch, Frank (I133265)
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| 41590 | Frank Benotch Annie Benotch | Schultz, Anna (I170459)
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| 41591 | Frank Berger Smith, "Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930"Name: Frank Berger Smith Birth Date: Birthplace: Preble, Wis. Age: Spouse's Name: Clara Emilie Spehr Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birthplace: St. Paul, Minn. Spouse's Age: Event Date: 06 Jun 1906 Event Place: Grafton Twp, Ozaukee, Wisconsin Father's Name: Henry C. Smith Mother's Name: Louisa Berger Spouse's Father's Name: Otto Theo. Spehr Spouse's Mother's Name: Antonie Wickert Race: White Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00347-3 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy GS Film number: 1266884 Reference ID: 49 Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997 about Ethel S Cady Name: Ethel S Cady Death Date: 18 Jul 1986 Location: Brown (May be abbreviated) Certificate: 017958 | Smith, Ethel Crandall (I168008)
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| 41592 | Frank Berger Smith, "Wisconsin, Marriages, 1836-1930"Name: Frank Berger Smith Birth Date: Birthplace: Preble, Wis. Age: Spouse's Name: Clara Emilie Spehr Spouse's Birth Date: Spouse's Birthplace: St. Paul, Minn. Spouse's Age: Event Date: 06 Jun 1906 Event Place: Grafton Twp, Ozaukee, Wisconsin Father's Name: Henry C. Smith Mother's Name: Louisa Berger Spouse's Father's Name: Otto Theo. Spehr Spouse's Mother's Name: Antonie Wickert Race: White Marital Status: Previous Wife's Name: Spouse's Race: White Spouse's Marital Status: Spouse's Previous Husband's Name: Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M00347-3 System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy GS Film number: 1266884 Reference ID: 49 | Family: Smith, Frank Berger / Spehr, Clara Emelia (F59984)
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| 41593 | Frank Bernard - 44 Anna Bernard - 39 Susannia Bernard - 14 Matthias Bernard - 12 Maria Bernard - 10 Anna Bernard - 8 Katrina Bernard - 6 Nicholas Bernard - 3 | Bernard, Nicholas (I170914)
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| 41594 | Frank Bernard Carr 12 Jun 1892 Caucasian (White) South Dakota Not Stated, Grant, SD | Carr, Frank B. (I95)
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| 41595 | Frank Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Louisa Pfund Moses Champagne Catharine Parrat | Bernard, Francois (I119344)
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| 41596 | Frank Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Louisa Pfund Moses Champagne Catharine Parrat | Bernard, Anna (I146398)
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| 41597 | Frank Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Louisa Pfund Moses Champagne Catharine Parrat | Bernard, Minnie (I146399)
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| 41598 | Frank Bernard Pauline Bernard Anna Bernard Minnie Bernard Louisa Pfund Moses Champagne Catharine Parrat | Steffens, Pauline (I146402)
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| 41599 | Frank Beth 51 Annie Beth 47 Anton Beth 13 Kate Beth 11 Knurne Beth 10 Lelly Beth 7 Alma Beth 6 | Beth, Frank (I170429)
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| 41600 | Frank Beyer Marie J Beyer Raymond H Beyer Harland E Beyer Kenneth R Beyer Shirley F Beyer Florence K Beyer | Beyer, Florence (I117997)
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| 41601 | Frank Biechler Dorothy Biechler Robert Biechler Ronald Biechler | Biechler, Robert (I169760)
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| 41602 | Frank Biselx Mary Biselx Byron Biselx Lester Biselx Beatrice Biselx Jerome Biselx Deloris Biselx | Biselx, Frank Joseph (I89629)
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| 41603 | Frank Bitters Maria Bitters Emma Bitters Henry Bitters George Bitters Jane Bitters Albert Bitters Frank Bitters William Bitters Herbert Bitters Frances Bitters | Bitters, Jennie M. (I113161)
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| 41604 | Frank Bitters Maria Bitters Emma Bitters Henry Bitters George Bitters Jane Bitters Albert Bitters Frank Bitters William Bitters Herbert Bitters Frances Bitters | VanAbel, Maria (I197924)
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| 41605 | Frank Bitters Maria Bitters Emma Bitters Henry Bitters George Bitters Jane Bitters Albert Bitters Frank Bitters William Bitters Herbert Bitters Frances Bitters | Bitters, Frank (I197925)
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| 41606 | Frank Black Christina Black Christina Black Katie Black Annie Black August Black Joseph Black Anton Black | Block, Katie (I169000)
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| 41607 | Frank Black Christina Black Christina Black Katie Black Annie Black August Black Joseph Black Anton Black | Block, Frank (I169370)
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| 41608 | Frank Black Christina Black Christina Black Katie Black Annie Black August Black Joseph Black Anton Black | Dier, Christina (I178106)
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| 41609 | Frank Blahnek [34] Mary Blahnek Bozena Blahnek Richard Blahnek | Blahnik, Frank (I59286)
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| 41610 | Frank Blahnik Living as lodger in home of Eldrige robinson. | Blahnik, Frank (I59295)
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| 41611 | Frank Blahnik Mary Blahnik John Blahnik Mary Blahnik Florence Blahnik Catherine Blahnik Barbara Blahnik [4 2/12] | Blahnik, Frank (I59286)
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| 41612 | Frank Blindance Gertrude Blindance Harold Blindance Peter Thomos | Blindauer, Frank Peter (I5221)
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| 41613 | Frank Blindance Gertrude Blindance Harold Blindance Peter Thomos | Thomas, Gertrude (I21611)
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| 41614 | Frank Block 74, route 3. Kaukauna. died at his home at 7:15 last night after a lingering illness. Born in Milwaukee, he moved to the town of Harrison when he was eight years old and lived there on a farm all his life. He was a member of the St. Joseph and Holy Name societies of the Holy Angels Catholic church of Darboy. Funeral services will be held at 9:30 Tuesday morning at the Holy Angels church with the Rev. Emil Schnitz in charge. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. The St. Joseph and Holy Name societies of the church will recite the rosary at 8 o'clock tonight at the home. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, September 27, 1937 | Page 7 Services Conducted For Frank Block, 74 Darboy - Funeral services for Frank Block, 74. who died at his home here at 7:15 Saturday evening after a lingering illness, were conducted at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning at the home and at 9:30 at Holy Angels church by the Rev. E. .J. Schmit. Burial was in the parish cemetery- Born in Germany, Mr. Block came to Milwaukee at the age of four years living there for some time. Later he was a resident of the town of Harrison, moving to the town of Buchanan 39 years ago. Survivors are the widow, one son. Joseph, at home: three daughters. Miss Christian Deer. Appleton. Mrs. William Budke. Lake Elmo. Minn.. and Mrs. John Emmers. route 5. Kaukauna. Mr. Block was a member of the St Joseph society of Holy Angels parish, members of which escorted the body. Bearers were Henry Kauer. Adolph Stumpf. Joseph Lo- derbauer. Jacob Hank, George Emmers and William Emmers. Honorary' bearers, members of St Joseph society, were: John Hoelzel Frank Dietzen, August Quell, William Kamske. Anton Simon and Henry Jochman. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, September 29, 1937 | Page 17 | Block, Frank (I169370)
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| 41615 | Frank Block Christine Block Christina Dier Katie Dier Anna Block August Block | Block, Frank (I169370)
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| 41616 | Frank Block Christena Block Anna Block Joseph Block Anthony Block Christena Dier | Block, Frank (I169370)
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| 41617 | Frank Block Christena Block Joseph Block | Block, Frank (I169370)
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| 41618 | Frank Bock 45 Minnie Bock 41 Frank Bock 16 Robert Mag?? 26 | Bock, Frank William Berthold (I206257)
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| 41619 | Frank Boehme 51 Maria Boehme 48 Elsie Boehme 17 Clara Boehme 13 Maria A Boehme 12 Agnes E Boehme 10 Margaret Boehme 5 | Boehme, Frank (I153334)
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| 41620 | Frank Boerschinger Susan Boerschinger Matt Boerschinger Marie Boerschinger Clara Mae Boerschinger Max Boerschinger | Boerschinger, Matt (I146864)
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| 41621 | Frank born abt Mar 1856 AT SEA Widowed, Peter born A pr 1882 and Albert born Apr 1885 | Tillman, Frank (I59825)
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| 41622 | Frank Boser Cora Boser Francis Boser Lucille Boser Lorriaine Boser Dorothy Boser | Lambie, Cora M. (I137854)
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| 41623 | Frank Boser Cora Boser Francis Boser Lucille Boser Lorriaine Boser Dorothy Boser | Boser, Frank C. (I137855)
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| 41624 | Frank Bowen 35 Mary Bowen 23 Ama Bowen 4 LOOKS LIKE ANNA-Could be Amy William Bowen 4 Sarah Bowen 2 Frank Bowen 6/12 Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Menasha Ward 1, Winnebago, Wisconsin; Roll: 1824; Page: B; Enumeration District: 0120; FHL microfilm: 1241824 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120650_00094?pid=74347889&backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1900usfedcen%26indiv%3dtry%26h%3d74347889&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true | Bowen, Frank (I320878)
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| 41625 | Frank Bowman31 Helena Bowman 29 Henrietta Bowman 1 Henry Krull 27 Eliza Krull 25 | Croell, Henry (I114286)
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| 41626 | Frank Bowman31 Helena Bowman 29 Henrietta Bowman 1 Henry Krull 27 Eliza Krull 25 | Baumann, Elizabeth (I114291)
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| 41627 | Frank Bowman31 Helena Bowman 29 Henrietta Bowman 1 Henry Krull 27 Eliza Krull 25 | Baumann, Henriette (I186093)
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| 41628 | Frank Bowman31 Helena Bowman 29 Henrietta Bowman 1 Henry Krull 27 Eliza Krull 25 | Kroell, Helena (I186095)
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| 41629 | Frank Bowman31 Helena Bowman 29 Henrietta Bowman 1 Henry Krull 27 Eliza Krull 25 | Baumann, Peter Franz (I186096)
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| 41630 | Frank Boyd Nellie Boyd Katherine Goemans | Goemans, Nellie E. (I146288)
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| 41631 | Frank Boyd Nellie Boyd Katherine Goemans | Goemans, Catharine (I146231)
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| 41632 | Frank Boylan 31 Julia Boylan 29 Edward Boylan 37 | Boylan, Edward Patrick (I34384)
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| 41633 | Frank Boylan Julia Boylan Wilber Boylan William Collins | Boylan, Frank (I161943)
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| 41634 | Frank Bradford Effie Bradford Alfred Bradford Francis Bradford Josephine Bradford Helen Bradford Lena Krengie | Bradford, Francis Scott (I318467)
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| 41635 | Frank Bradford Margaret Bradford Jennie Bradford Robert Bradford Levi Welsh | Welch, Levi (I58998)
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| 41636 | Frank Brehm Mary Brehm Marcella C Brehm Raymond P Brehm Frank J Brehm Margaret E Brehm Mary E Brehm Joseph Brehm Bernard Brehm John Brehm Norbert Brehm [2 5/12] | Brehm, Joseph Thomas (I186083)
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| 41637 | Frank Breuer Olga Breuer Mowry Breuer Jack Breuer Frank Breuer Unice J Breuer Betty J Breuer Reka Breuer | Breuer, Peep "Unis" (I300106)
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| 41638 | Frank Breuer Olga Breuer Mowry Breuer Jack Breuer Frank Breuer Unice J Breuer Betty J Breuer Reka Breuer | Breuer, Frank (I300108)
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| 41639 | Frank Bries Geraldine Bries Clayton Bries | Bries, Frank (I137465)
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| 41640 | Frank Briese Gerldine J Briese Clayton R Briese | Bries, Frank (I137465)
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| 41641 | Frank Britten Gertrude Britten Nickey Britten Francis Britten Roy Britten | Britten, Frank (I134839)
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| 41642 | Frank Brockhaus 61 Johanna Brockhaus 54 Henry Brockhaus 32 Rose Brockhaus 26 Barney Brockhaus 23 Matt Brockhaus 21 Anna Brockhaus 19 John Brockhaus 17 Celia Brockhaus 16 | Brockhaus, Frank (I150206)
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| 41643 | Frank Brockhaus 72 Johanna Brockhaus 64 Henry Brockhaus 42 Rose Brockhaus 36 | Brockhaus, Frank (I150206)
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| 41644 | Frank Brockhaus Johanna Brockhaus Henry Brockhaus Rose Brockhaus Barney Brockhaus Matt Brockhaus Anna Brockhaus John Brockhaus Celia Brockhaus | Brockhaus, John (I150214)
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| 41645 | Frank Brockhaus Johanna Brockhaus Henry Brockhaus Rose Brockhaus | Brockhaus, Henry (I150209)
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| 41646 | Frank Brookhouse 42 Johanna Brouhouse 35 Joseph Brouhouse 15 Hery Brouhouse 12 Mary Brouhouse 8 Rosa Brouhouse 6 Barney Brouhouse 4 Mathew Brouhouse 2 Anna Brouhouse 2/12 | Brockhaus, Frank (I150206)
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| 41647 | Frank Brouillard Joseph Brouillard Mary Brouillard Marryann Brouillard | St. Marie, Mary Louise (I131368)
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| 41648 | Frank Brouillard Joseph Brouillard Mary Brouillard Marryann Brouillard | Brouillard, Joseph Pierre (I131370)
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| 41649 | Frank Bruesewitz Minnie Bruesewitz Paul Bruesewitz Arthur Bruesewitz Pauline Bruesewitz Hulda Bruesewitz | Tesch, Minnie (I200423)
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| 41650 | Frank Bruesewitz Minnie Bruesewitz Paul Bruesewitz Arthur Bruesewitz Pauline Bruesewitz Hulda Bruesewitz | Bruesewitz, Frank (I200424)
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| 41651 | Frank Bruin Annie Bruin Jeanette Bruin Harold Bruin Harriet Bruin Bernice Bruin Erma Bruin Richard Bruin | DeBruin, Franciscus Petrus "Frank" (I57198)
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| 41652 | Frank Bruin Annie Bruin Jeanette Bruin Harold Bruin Harriet Bruin Bernice Bruin Erma Bruin Richard Bruin | DeBruin, Richard Peter (I132834)
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| 41653 | Frank Brunckhorst 7/7/1881 12/28/1966 Post Crescent 12/28/1966 D 5 | Brunckhorst, Dr. Frank Oscar (I166314)
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| 41654 | Frank Brusting Mary Brusting Bessie Breeding Sylvester Breeding | Breitung, Frank (I152681)
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| 41655 | Frank Buchman Caroline Buchman Hellen Buchman John Buchman Bessie Buchman Early Buchman Leona Buchman Oscar Buchman | Buchman, Frederick (I183932)
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| 41656 | Frank Buchman Caroline Buchman Hellen Buchman John Buchman Bessie Buchman Early Buchman Leona Buchman Oscar Buchman | Leopold, Caroline (I190703)
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| 41657 | Frank Burker Mary Burker Irvin Burker Betsy Snell Walter Snell | Snell, Walter (I178421)
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| 41658 | FRANK BURMEISTER, one of the successful young agriculturists of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, who is engaged in cultivating the old Burmeister homestead in Cicero township, was born March 14, 1881, on the farm on which he now resides, and is a son of Christian and Dora (Lausch) Burmeister. John and Mary (Hocker) Burmeister, the grandparents of Frank Burmeister, came to this country from Germany, in 1873, and settled in Center township, where they remained during the rest of their lives. They had fourteen children, of whom seven grew to maturity and established homes, namely: John, Joachim, Christian, Henry, William, Sophia and Fred. Christian Burmeister was born in Mecklenberg-Schwerin, Germany, and was there married in 1867 to Dora Lausch, who was born November 3, 1844, daughter of Carl and Hannah (Heiden) Lausch, who spent their lives in that country. Mrs. Burmeister has a sister Sophia, and brother, John, residing in the Fatherland. Christian and Dora Burmeister had one son born to them in the old country, Henry, whose birth occurred November 22, 1869, and he died at the age of thirty-one years, as did also Charles, who was born in Center township in 1874. The other children, all born in America, were: Mrs. Bertha Trost, of Cicero township, born April 14, 1878; Frank, born March 14, 1881; and George, born July 4, 1884. Christian and Dora Burmeister left Germany for America in 1872, on a sailing vessel that took seven weeks to complete the journey, suffering many hardships during the passage, principally from hunger, as the only food obtainable was that which they had brought with them, and during the last several days of the trip all the sustenance they could get was a little tea at supper time. On reaching this country they made their way to Outagamie county, settling in Center township, where they resided until 1877, and in that year settled on the present property, where Mrs. Burmeister, with Frank and George, still resides. During the first year they worked out among the farmers of this vicinity to get a start, and eventually acquired two cows, during the following year purchasing a yoke of oxen. They then started to clear their property, which is now all under cultivation, and here Mr. Burmeister died in 1896, aged fifty-nine years. The mother and boys have a fine, comfortable residence, a large barn and granary, and other substantial buildings, and their property is one of the valuable tracts of Cicero township . | Burmeister, Frank (I189240)
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| 41659 | Frank Burton Younger III, age 58, of Appleton, passed away Sunday afternoon, March 1, 2009, at his home. Frank was born November 4, 1950, in Appleton, to Frank and Mildred (Stacker) Younger II. Frank was graduated from Appleton East High School in 1969. He worked for Neenah Foundry as a supervisor for many years. Frank loved fishing, coin collecting and gardening. Frank is survived by his son, Nathan A Younger, of Appleton; three brothers: Bill (Colette) Younger and Paul (Sharon) Younger, both of Hortonville, and Peter (Rosanne Maas) Younger, of Kimberly; two nieces, Melissa (Todd) Donnermeyer and Stefanie Younger; four nephews: Eric Younger, Dan Younger, Tyler Younger, and Michael Younger; and his special friend, Patricia Stumpf. In addition to his parents, Frank was preceded in death by his sister, Patricia Younger. In honoring Frank's wishes, a private family memorial service will be held. Wichmann Tri-County Chapel 3212 S. Oneida Street Menasha 831-9905 Oline Condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Younger, Frank Burton III (I316563)
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| 41660 | Frank Busse - 30 Emma Busse - 23 Foster Busse - 1 [1 5/12] | Gast, Emma F. (I170348)
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| 41661 | Frank C Ballheim - 72 Agnes V Ballheim - 58 Charley H Ballheim - 69 | Ballheim, Frank C. (I177039)
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| 41662 | Frank C Bock 54 Minnie J Bock 50 Frank W B Bock 26 Meta A A Bock 20 Elmer F W Bock 1 August Rosso 22 | Bock, Frank (I206256)
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| 41663 | Frank C Bock 54 Minnie J Bock 50 Frank W B Bock 26 Meta A A Bock 20 Elmer F W Bock 1 August Rosso 22 | Bock, Frank William Berthold (I206257)
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| 41664 | Frank C Degroot Elizabeth A Degroot John F Degroot Margaret E Degroot [1 5/12] | Degroot, Frank Conrad (I204490)
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| 41665 | Frank C Gitter Agnes Gitter Marcella Gitter Victor Gitter Gerald Gitter Orville Gitter Clement Gitter Ernestine Gitter Anita Gitter Lillian Gitter Lester Gitter [2 11/12] Eugene Gitter [1 6/12] | Gitter, Ernestine (I130724)
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| 41666 | Frank C Gitter Agnes Gitter Victor Gitter Gerald Gitter Clement Gitter Anita Gitter Lillian Gitter Lester Gitter Eugene Gitter | Gitter, Frank C. (I156017)
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| 41667 | Frank C Green Eleanora E Green James B Green [3 9/12] Margarete R Green [2 9/12] | Kersten, Eleanora Elisabeth (I90062)
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| 41668 | Frank C Heuer Emma J Heuer Matilda Hank | Leiby, Matilda (I145528)
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| 41669 | Frank C Heuer Emma J Heuer Gladys I Heuer Lilah M Heuer Kenneth F Heuer Matilda Hauk | Leiby, Matilda (I145528)
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| 41670 | Frank C Joos Jeanette M Joos Frank C Joos [2 5/12] Donald E Joos [3/12] | Joas, Frank (I316365)
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| 41671 | Frank C Julius 40 Mary F Julius 77 Annie M Julius 50 Lucinda W Julius 47 Agusta C Julius 45 Amanda Julius 43 Jennie C Julius 34 [3 11/12] | Topp, Mary (I121169)
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| 41672 | Frank C Krahn Mary Krahn Joe Krahn Leona Krahn Geo Krahn | Krahn, Frank C. (I118176)
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| 41673 | Frank C Krahn Mary Krahn Joe Krahn Leona Krahn Geo Krahn | Krahn, Leona (I172564)
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| 41674 | Frank C Krahn Mary Krahn | Krahn, Frank C. (I118176)
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| 41675 | Frank C Luttle 46 Eva R Luttle 41 | Tuttle, Asa F. (I308514)
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| 41676 | Frank C Moder Julia Moder Vora Moder Etoba Moder | Gmeiner, Julia (I335364)
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| 41677 | Frank C Moder Katharina Moder Anton Moder Mary Moder Emma Moder Katharina Moder William Moder | Boehm, Catherine (I181556)
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| 41678 | Frank C Moder Julia Moder Vora Moder Etoba Moder | Moder, Frank (I334745)
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| 41679 | Frank C Moder Katharina Moder Anton Moder Mary Moder Emma Moder Katharina Moder William Moder | Moder, Frank C. (I173183)
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| 41680 | Frank C Moder Katharina Moder Anton Moder Mary Moder Emma Moder Katharina Moder William Moder | Moder, Mary Emma (I173185)
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| 41681 | Frank C Moder Catherine Moder Tony Moder Wm Moder | Moder, Frank C. (I173183)
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| 41682 | Frank C Otto Augusta Otto Frank Otto William Otto | Otto, William Herman (I60577)
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| 41683 | Frank C Otto Augusta Otto Frank Otto William Otto | Otto, Frank (I60590)
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| 41684 | Frank C Otto Augusta Otto Frank Otto William Otto | Heller, Augusta (I60591)
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| 41685 | Frank C Planert Augusta Planert Willie Planert Elvina N Planert Emma C Planert Clara F Planert Ida Planert Eddie Planert | Planert, Frank C. (I118154)
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| 41686 | Frank C Studley Nellie Studley Theda Studley William H Studley John Schifler Ella Cracht Anton Kraus | West, Nellie (I329441)
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| 41687 | Frank C Studley Nellie Studley Theda Studley William H Studley John Schifler Ella Cracht Anton Kraus | Studley, Dr. Frank (I329442)
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| 41688 | Frank C Waltman 43 Olga Waltman 37 Frank Waltman 9 Robert A Waltman 4 [4 3/12] | Dahms, Olga (I308481)
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| 41689 | Frank C Wettstein Francis M Wettstein Mary A Wettstein George O Wettstein Hugo A Wettstein Esther A Wettstein Walter H Wettstein Joseph A Wettstein Margaret C Wettstein Raymond O Wettstein [4/12] | Wettstein, Frank (I329196)
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| 41690 | Frank C Wettstein Frances M Wettstein Walter H Wettstein Raymond O Wettstein Cecilia R Wettstein | Wettstein, Frank (I329196)
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| 41691 | Frank C. "Sonny" Nowak, 83, passed away peacefully on Sunday, December 19, 2010, after a lengthy illness of dementia. His wife of 61 years lovingly took care of him for several years. The last four years he resided at Brewster Village. Frank was born in Appleton on March 27, 1927, the son of the late Frank Joseph and Elisabeth (Harris) Nowak. He graduated from Appleton High School (West) in 1945. Frank is survived by his loving wife, Marilyn; children, Cheryl (Richard) Tietz, Joni (Dave Wegner) Nowak and their children, Graham (fiance, Jennifer Kirchner) and Brent; Sue (Jamie) Zemlock and their children, Krystal (Bryan) Krug and Camren; and Lori (Scott) Weyenberg and their children, Brooke Weyenberg and Myranda Lope; sisters, Lucille Luedtke, Sylvia Nichols, and Marilyn (Charlie) Heimmermann; brothers, Robert (Ellie) Nowak and Stanley (Betty) Nowak; brothers-in-law, Gordy Natrop and Leroy (Florence) Meinhardt; and sister-in-law Carol (Jim) Madge. He was preceded in death by his sisters, Leona Watson and Bernadine Natrop; brothers-in-law, Jack Watson, Jerry Luedtke, Paul Gertz, George Springer, Jim Nichols and Jerry Callies; and sister-in-law, Gerry Nowak. He is further survived by numerous nieces and nephews. The funeral service for Frank will be held at 12 p.m. on Wednesday, December 22, 2010, at the Wichmann Funeral Home, Tri-County Chapel. Friends will be received at the funeral home on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. The family extends a special thank you to the staff at "The Cedars," Brewster Village for their compassionate and loving care of our loved one. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Frank's name is being established. Dad, I will always remember our special times together. Even at the end you still smiled and laughed. Thanks for all of the memories. I Love you, Lori Hi Dad, "What's the good word?" I'll carry you in my heart. Love, Cheri Hi Dad, I'll always be your helper. You will forever be in my heart. Love, Joni Dad, I know you are okay now and in a good place. Please know I will continue to think of you each and every day. And don't take any wooden nickels. Love, Susie Sonny, Thanks for all the great trips, rummage sales and especially the Scrabble games. Love, Marilyn Wichmann Funeral Home Tri-County Chapel 3212 South Oneida StreetMenasha 831-9905 Online Condolences Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20101220/APC010301/12200494/Nowak-Frank-C-Sonny-#ixzz18gSBtjzs | Nowak, Frank C. (I205227)
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| 41692 | FRANK C. BABCOCK, D. D. S., a leading member of Outagamie county's dental profession, who is engaged in an extensive practice in the city of Kaukauna, was born in Appleton, Wisconsin, in 1875, and is a son of A. A. and Louise (Tompkins) Babcock, the former a native of Vermont and the latter of New York. Adelbert Babcock, the grandfather of Dr. Babcock, was the founder of this family in Wisconsin, having brought his wife and children to Neenah during early days. Dr. Babcock's father, who is a traveling salesman, resides in Appleton. He and his wife had three children, namely: Adelbert A., who is a civil engineer of Wausau, Wisconsin; Dr. Frank C.; and Ina L., who married William Zuehlke and resides in Appleton. Frank C. Babcock received his preliminary educational training in the public schools of Appleton, after which he went to Chicago and entered Chicago College of Dental Surgery, graduating therefrom in 1897, since which time he has been practicing in Kaukauna. He is a member of the State and county organizations of his profession, and is secretary of the Fox River Valley Dental Society. He has a large practice, and is esteemed by the members of his profession and his fellow townsmen. Dr. Babcock was married January 6, 1898, to Miss Helen L. Holbrook, of Appleton, daughter of H. S. Holbrook, a well-known business man of that city. | Babcock, Frank C. D.D.S. (I130407)
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| 41693 | Frank C. Krahn, 79, retired locomotive engineer and former Manitowoc resident, died last night at his home in Kaukauna. Funeral services will be held Friday at 1 p.m., at Kaukauna. The body will be brought to Manitowoc for interment in Evergreen cemetery. Mr. Krahn was born in this city and after completing school went to work for the North Western railroad. He rose to the rank of locomotive engineer and for years operated trains out of this city. Twenty years ago he moved to Kaukauna to take a run to Eland Junction. He retired nine years ago. Survivors are the widow, the former Mary Miller of this city; two sons, Joseph of Kaukauna and Dr. George Krahn of Oconto Falls, Wis.; daughter, Mrs. Peter McMahon of Savannah, Ga. Manitowoc Herald Times, May 1, 1940 P. 2 | Krahn, Frank C. (I118176)
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| 41694 | Frank C. Moder 35 Catherine Moder 30 George Moder 6 Anton Moder 4 Mary Moder 4m | Moder, Frank C. (I173183)
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| 41695 | FRANK C. WENTINK, who for the past several years has been engaged in the retail meat business at No. 790 Lawe street, Appleton, as a member of the firm of Wentink-Steidl Company, is a son of Theodore and Margaret (Wirtz) Wentink, and was born in Appleton, May 1, 1888. Gerhardt Wentink, the paternal grandfather of Frank C., came to Port Washington, Ozaukee county, Wisconsin, in 1844, was a mason by trade, and had a family of seven sons and seven daughters. He was a native of Holland. Mr. Wentink's maternal grandfather, Frank Wirtz, was a native of Luxemburg, and was also a mason by trade, helping to build the first building in Appleton, whence he came in August, 1848. His daughter, Mary, was the first girl born in the city, and he had five other daughters and five sons. To Theodore and Margaret (Wirtz) Wentink there were born three children: May, who married George C. Steidl, Mr. Wentink's business partner; Herman L., who died at the age of six years; and Frank C. Frank C. Wentink received his education in the parochial schools of this city and Lawrence School of Commerce, and he learned the meat business in the market of his father, which the latter opened about 1881. At the time of his retirement from business activities, May 1, 1909, the firm of Wentink- Steidl Company was organized, and this association has continued to the present time. The two-story, frame building in which the business is located, at the corner of Lawe and Pacific streets, was erected by the elder Wentink, April 1, 1895. A general line of meats is carried, two delivery wagons are operated, and the phrase "Quality Meats," has become intimately associated with the name of this concern. The Wentink family is identified with St. Joseph's Catholic Church, and Frank C. Wentink is well known in Catholic fraternal circles, he being president of the St. Aloysius Young Men's Society, and a prominent member of the Knights of Columbus. In political matters he is a Democrat, and he is now a member of the Democratic State Committee | Wentink, Frank C. (I131433)
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| 41696 | Frank Calaway Mary D Calaway Jimmie Calaway Trace Calaway Rosa Calaway John Calaway Louis Calaway Frank Calaway Henry Calaway Philix Calaway | Calaway, Jennie (I67582)
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| 41697 | Frank Calmes - 49 Mary Calmes - 47 Frank Calmes - 22 Theodore Calmes - 15 John Calmes - 13 Lydia Calmes - 10 Fred Calmes - 7 Edward Calmes - 4 Valentine Derringer - 26 Adam Reuland - 54 | Calmes, Frank (I139944)
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| 41698 | Frank Calmes - 60 Mary Calmes - 58 Alfred N Calmes - 18 Edwin N Calmes - 15 Bessie A Calmes - 9 | Calmes, Frank (I139944)
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| 41699 | Frank Calmes - 69 Mary Calmes - 67 Bessie Calmes - 19 Adam Ranland - 74 John Foss - 62 | Calmes, Frank (I139944)
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| 41700 | FRANK CALMES Frank Calmes. 75, died at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening at his home, 744 E. Wisconsin-ave. He was born in Appleton and had lived here all his life. About 41 years ago he entered the wagon, blacksmith and farm im plement business. Mr. Calmes retired from active business in December 1926. He Is survived by his widow two daughters. Miss Lyda Calmes of Buffalo. N. Y.. and Mrs. William Kim ball of Appleton: four sons. Theodore John. Fred and Edward of Appleton fifteen grandohildrcn and two great- grandchildren. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, April 28, 1927 | Page 21 CALMES FUNERAL The funeral of Frank Calmes was held Monday morning at 8:30 from the home, 744 E. Wisconsin-ave, and at 9 o'clock from St. Joseph church Interment was in St. Joseph cemetery. The bearers were Matt Rossmeissl. Phillip Frieders, Nicholas E1- lenbecker, Anton Eschner, Michael Alberty and Matt Bauer. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, May 03, 1927 | Page 17 | Calmes, Frank (I139944)
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| 41701 | FRANK CALMES, who conducts the leading implement establishment in Appleton, is a native of Belgium, and was born July 30, 1850, a son of Michael and Annie (Shear) Calmes. Mr. Calmes' parents followed him to this country in 1871, he having come the previous year, and his father bought a farm in Wyoming county, New York, where he spent the remainder of his life, his death occurring in March, 1906. Mrs. Calmes died in 1904, having been the mother of six sons and five daughters, five sons and one daughter now living. Frank Calmes came from New York to Wisconsin in 1886 and located in Appleton, where for a time he conducted a saloon and hotel, but in 1901 he entered his present business and has made it the leading establishment of its kind in the city. He carries a full line of implements and accessories, and his goods may always be counted upon as trustworthy and reliable. In 1874, Mr. Calmes was united in marriage with Mary Miller, who was also born in Belgium, a daughter of Michael Miller, who came to New York during the same year that marked the coming of the Calmes family. Twelve children have been born to this union, namely: Mary, who married Nicholas Kline, a plumber of Grand Chute, Wisconsin; Frank, Jr., who died in 1910; Josephine and Annie, who are deceased; Theodore, a blacksmith of Appleton, working for his father; John, who is conducting the saloon established by his father; Bertha, who is deceased; Lydia, who married Chris Jensen; Fred, who is employed in his father's wagon shop; Edward, who is also employed by his father; Bessie, who is residing at home; and one child that died in infancy. Mr. Calmes and his family are connected with St. Joseph's Catholic Church, and he is a member of the Catholic Knights. His political belief is that of the Democratic party, and he has been active in local affairs for a number of years. | Calmes, Frank (I139944)
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| 41702 | Frank Calvin Rose Calvin Julia Calvin Alice Calvin | Calnin, Frank P. (I99295)
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| 41703 | Frank Cardinal 27 Eliza J Cardinal 21 John F Cardinal 3 Elsie E Cardinal 1 Felix Cardinal 67 | Cardinal, Felix (I199763)
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| 41704 | Frank Cardinal 38 Eliza J Cardinal 31 John F Cardinal 13 Elser Cardinal 11 Daniel M Cardinal 9 George E Cardinal 7 Henry C Cardinal 4 Charles E Cardinal 2 William Levine 20 | Cardinal, Frank (I199761)
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| 41705 | Frank Cardinal 47 Lizzy Cardinal 43 John Cardinal 23 Darniels Cardinal 19 Elmer Cardinal 17 Henry Cardinal 14 Charles Cardinal 12 Frank Cardinal 7 | Cardinal, Frank (I199761)
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| 41706 | Frank Cardinal 67 J Eliza Cardinal 60 Charles Cardinal 31 Celia Wager 21 | Cardinal, Frank (I199761)
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| 41707 | Frank Cardinal Eliza J Cardinal John F Cardinal Elsie E Cardinal Felix Cardinal | Snider, Elizabeth Jane (I200967)
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| 41708 | Frank Cardinal Eliza J Cardinal John F Cardinal Elser Cardinal Daniel M Cardinal George E Cardinal Henry C Cardinal Charles E Cardinal William Levine | Snider, Elizabeth Jane (I200967)
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| 41709 | Frank Cardinal J Eliza Cardinal Charles Cardinal Celia Wager | Snider, Elizabeth Jane (I200967)
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| 41710 | Frank Cardinal Eliza J Cardinal George Cardinal | Cardinal, Frank (I199761)
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| 41711 | Frank Cardinal Eliza J Cardinal George Cardinal | Snider, Elizabeth Jane (I200967)
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| 41712 | Frank Carter Louisa Carter Amelia Carter Delia Carter Napolian Carter William Carter Alfred Carter Lovina Carter Celia Carter | Carter, Amelia (I124959)
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| 41713 | Frank Castellion 41 Laura Castellion 40 Francis Castellion 16 | Castellion, Frank C. (I191853)
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| 41714 | Frank Castellion Laura Castellion Francis Castellion Lucile Castellion [1 6/12] Angie Castellion | Castellion, Francis (I191884)
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| 41715 | Frank Cavanaugh Lenora Cavanaugh Howard Cavanaugh Lavern Cavanaugh | Cavanaugh, Laverne H. (I135379)
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| 41716 | Frank Chalupa Minie Chalupa Frank Chalupa Robert Chalupa Vernon Chalupa Bernard Chalupa | Chalupa, Frank (I312061)
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| 41717 | Frank Charlesworth 50 Dorothy Charlesworth 47 Patrecia Charlesworth 15 Frank Charlesworth 9 MUST BE BUDDY LISTED IN MARIONS OBIT Frank Dean 25 | Charlesworth, Dorothy Jean (I55761)
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| 41718 | Frank Charlesworth 50 Dorothy Charlesworth 47 Patrecia Charlesworth 15 Frank Charlesworth 9 MUST BE BUDDY LISTED IN MARIONS OBIT Frank Dean 25 | Charlesworth, Frank M. II (I205356)
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| 41719 | Frank Charlesworth 43 Frances E Charlesworth 42 Frank M Charlesworth 11 Guy R Charlesworth 9 | Charlesworth, Guy (I205358)
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| 41720 | Frank Charlesworth Dorthy E Charlesworth Dorothy J Charlesworth [3 1/12] Marion F Charlesworth [2 9/12] | Charlesworth, Dorothy Jean (I55761)
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| 41721 | Frank Charlesworth Dorthy E Charlesworth Dorothy J Charlesworth Marion F Charlesworth Frank Charlesworth 29 Dorthy E Charlesworth 28 Dorothy J Charlesworth 3 [3 1/12] Marion F Charlesworth 2 [2 9/12] Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Cheboygan Ward 5, Cheboygan, Michigan; Roll: T625_760; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 127; Image: 699 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4311585-00699?pid=17520155&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1920usfedcen%26h%3D17520155%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DuZG19%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D6224&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=uZG19&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Charlesworth, Frank M. II (I205356)
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| 41722 | Frank Charlesworth Frances E Charlesworth Frank M Charlesworth Guy R Charlesworth | Walsh, Frances E. (I205355)
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| 41723 | Frank Claney Minnie Claney Eleanor Claney Robert Schreiter Ruth Schreiter | Clancy, Frank (I314032)
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| 41724 | Frank Claney Minnie Claney Eleanor Claney Robert Schreiter Ruth Schreiter | Clancy, Ruth A. (I314033)
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| 41725 | Frank Claney Minnie Claney Eleanor Claney Robert Schreiter Ruth Schreiter | Schreiter, Robert F. (I314034)
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| 41726 | Frank Cleermans Hannah Cleermans Charles Cleermans John Cleermans Frank Cleermans Henry Cleermans Alexander Cleermans | Cleeremans, Alex (I314750)
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| 41727 | Frank Cleermans Hannah Cleermans Charles Cleermans John Cleermans Frank Cleermans Henry Cleermans Alexander Cleermans | Cleeremans, Frank (I323870)
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| 41728 | Frank Cleermans Hannah Cleermans Charles Cleermans John Cleermans Frank Cleermans Henry Cleermans Alexander Cleermans | Cleeremans, Frank (I323876)
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| 41729 | Frank Cleermans Hannah Cleermans Charles Cleermans John Cleermans Frank Cleermans Henry Cleermans Alexander Cleermans | Cleeremans, Henry (I329286)
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| 41730 | Frank Cleermans Hannah Cleermans Charles Cleermans John Cleermans Frank Cleermans Henry Cleermans Alexander Cleermans | Cleeremans, Charles (I329292)
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| 41731 | Frank Cleermans Hannah Cleermans Charles Cleermans John Cleermans Frank Cleermans Henry Cleermans Alexander Cleermans | Cleeremans, John (I329293)
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| 41732 | Frank Clement Schuh, 81, Pulaski, died Tuesday, November 22, 2016, at home. He had fought a courageous battle with Myelodysplastic Syndrome. The son of the late Clem and Lucille (Vanden Plas) Schuh was born in Green Bay on July 11, 1935. The family moved to Pulaski shortly after his birth, where he lived until he was drafted into the U.S. Army. Frank proudly served his country from February 18, 1958, until January 25, 1960. Frank married his first love, Janet DeFrance, on May 1, 1958, and they raised their family on a dairy farm in Kunesh until she passed away in 1988. He married his second love, Rosella Drewiske, on December 6, 1996. Frank was a lifelong member of the Knights of Columbus Bishop Bona Council #4439 and Assumption B.V.M. Parish. A devout Catholic, he traveled to Oshkosh to the Jesuit Retreat House 16 years in a row, and took part in many Cursillo retreats. Frank worked on the paper machines at Fort Howard Paper Company for 36 years. Survivors include his wife, Rosella; his six children: Barbara (Thomas) Zahn, Oneida, Susan (Scott) Simoens, Pulaski, Joseph (Genell) Schuh, Raleigh, NC, Diane (Mark) Myers, Madison, Mike Schuh, Pulaski, and Thomas (Carrie) Schuh, Browntown; 19 grandchildren: Courtney, Cassandra, and Brett Zahn, David (Kelsey) and Kevin Simoens, Nicholas, Jordan, Gabrielle, and Hannah Schuh, Katherine, Anna, Benjamin, and Jacob Myers, Alexandria, Michaela, and Riley Schuh, Brady, Christian, and Noah Schuh; Rose's five children: Frank (Sara) Drewiske, Green Bay, Joe (Linda) Drewiske, De Pere, Jerry (Tina) Drewiske, Green Bay, Jim (Donna) Drewiske, Green Bay, and Pat (Nancy) Drewiske, Oconto; Rose's nine grandchildren: Doug (Shannon) Drewiske, Danielle (Justin) Raska, Derek (Katie) Drewiske, Brian, Tim, and Tom Drewiske, Marshall, Brittany, and Kimberly Drewiske; Rose's five great grandchildren: Carter, Emerson, and Primm Rose, Lucas, and Baby "D." Frank is further survived by nine siblings: Lucille (William) Strojny, Green Bay, Mary (James) DeFrance, De Pere, David (Margaret) Schuh, Seymour, JoAnne (James) Reimer, Green Bay, Martin (JoAnn) Schuh, Burke, VA, Linda (James) Krouse, Green Bay, Roger (Elise) Schuh, Green Bay, Bonnie (Earl) Spencer, Green Bay, and Joyce (Ollie) Kabara, Pulaski; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Frank was preceded in death by his father, Clem, in 1998, his mother, Lucille, in 2015, and his first wife, Janet, in 1988. Friends may call at Assumption B.V.M. Church, 119 E. Pulaski Street, Pulaski, from 2:00-5:00 p.m. Sunday, Closing Prayer Service and KC's Service at 5:00 p.m. Visitation continues after 10:00 a.m. Monday at the church. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. Monday, Fr. Patrick Gawrylewski, O.F.M. presiding. Military honors will be provided by the Pulaski Area Veterans. Entombment will follow at Allouez Catholic Mausoleum. The family extends a special thanks to Dr. Ruth Warren and the staff of Green Bay Oncology, the staff of St. Mary's Hospital in One Day Surgery, and the staff of Heartland Hospice for their compassion, support, and tender loving care. We especially wish to recognize his hospice nurse, Katie, his CNA, Jennifer, his social worker, Jennifer B., his registered nurse, Heidi, and his spiritual caregivers, William and Fr. Patrick. Online condolences may be expressed at www.marnochafuneralhome.com Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette from Nov. 25 to Nov. 27, 2016 | Schuh, Frank Clement (I45989)
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| 41733 | Frank Coene 52 Henrietta Coene 48 Herbert Coene 22 Lee Coene 19 Marie Coene 16 Anna Coene 15 Agatha Coene 14 Hugo Coene 12 Norbert Coene 11 Wilford Coene 9 | Cuene, Frank (I119634)
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| 41734 | Frank Coenen 25 Lena Coenen 26 Louis Coenen 23 Agatha Coenen 1 4/12 | Coenen, Frank (I87761)
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| 41735 | Frank Coenen Louis Coenen Florence Coenen Herbert Coenen Francis Coenen Helen Coenen Caroline Coenen Rosemary Coenen Clarence Coenen | Coenen, Frank (I87761)
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| 41736 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Coenen, Rosemary (I127728)
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| 41737 | Frank Cohase Lillian Chase Charles Chase [1 1/12] Mary Chase | Unknown, Mary (I206259)
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| 41738 | Frank Connors Mary Connors John Philip Connors Julia Marcella Connors Thomas Sylvester Connors Mame E Connors Lizzie Agnes Connors Frank Connors William Connors | Connor, Julia (I152472)
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| 41739 | Frank Conrad 31 Christina Conrad 27 Dora Conrad 2 Christina Conrad 6/12 Andrew Miller 63 Elizabeth Miller 25 | Conrady, Francis (I156999)
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| 41740 | Frank Conrada 61 Christina Conrada 56 Minnie Conrada 22 Annie Conrada 20 | Conrady, Francis (I156999)
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| 41741 | Frank Conrady Frank Conrady Kaukauna Times 11/13/1919 8 Obituary | Conrady, Francis (I156999)
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| 41742 | Frank Conrady 41 Christine Conrady 37 Dora Conrady 12 Augusta Conrady 10 Christine Conrady 9 Mary Conrady 7 Mina Conrady 3 Anna Conrady 1M | Conrady, Francis (I156999)
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| 41743 | Frank Conrady 41 Christine Conrady 37 Dora Conrady 12 Augusta Conrady 10 Christine Conrady 9 Mary Conrady 7 Mina Conrady 3 Anna Conrady 1M | Conrady, Minnie (I157001)
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| 41744 | Frank Conrady 41 Christine Conrady 37 Dora Conrady 12 Augusta Conrady 10 Christine Conrady 9 Mary Conrady 7 Mina Conrady 3 Anna Conrady 1M | Conrady, Dora (I157002)
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| 41745 | Frank Conrady Christine Conrady Dora Conrady Augusta Conrady Christine Conrady Mary Conrady Mina Conrady Anna Conrady | Conrady, Mary Christine (I153382)
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| 41746 | Frank Conrady Christine Conrady Dora Conrady Augusta Conrady Christine Conrady Mary Conrady Mina Conrady Anna Conrady | Conrady, Francis (I156999)
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| 41747 | Frank Coppus Bertha Coppus Therese Coppus Joseph Coppus Clarence Coppus | Coppus, Therese Cora (I19109)
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| 41748 | Frank Coppus Bertha Coppus Therese Coppus Joseph Coppus Clarence Coppus | Coppus, Frank Jacob (I135841)
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| 41749 | Frank Cordy 40 Kathryn E Cordy 35 Leo F Cordy 13 Roman W Cordy 11 Cecilia L Cordy 9 4/12 Loretta L Cordy 6 10/12 Francis Cordy 4 5/12 Kathryn M Cordy 1 10/12 | Cordy, Frank (I127866)
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| 41750 | Frank Cordy Elizabeth Cordy Raymond Cordy Ethel Cordy | Cordy, Raymond (I158049)
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| 41751 | Frank Corey 50 Kate Corey 46 Leo Corey 23 Roman Corey 21 Cecilia Corey 19 Loretta Corey 17 Frances Corey 14 Katherine Corey 12 Eleanore Corey 10 Lorena Corey 7 Loraine Corey 7 Helen Corey 3 9/12 | Cordy, Frank (I127866)
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| 41752 | Frank Courchaine Caroline Courchaine Eva Courchaine John Courchaine Frank Courchaine William Courchaine | Courchane, Frank Siffroid (I183428)
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| 41753 | Frank Courchaine Carloine Courchaine Eva R Courchaine John F Courchaine Andrew F Courchaine William P Courchaine Freffleg L Courchaine Emma C Courchaine Adolph J Courchaine Elrond L Courchaine Victor D Courchaine Peter Lenneoille Freffley A Lenneoille | Courchane, Frank Siffroid (I183428)
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| 41754 | Frank Courchane Caroline Courchane Eva Courchane Frances Courchane William Courchane Treffley Courchane Adolph Courchane Lovina Courchane Victor Courchane Idella Courchane Marie Allie Francis Harley [1 11/12] [1 5/12] | Courchane, Frank Siffroid (I183428)
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| 41755 | Frank Courchane Caroline Courchane Adolph Courchane Victor Courchane Idella Courchane Gordon Welsh Lovina Welsh | Courchane, Lovina (I138411)
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| 41756 | Frank Courchane Caroline Courchane Adolph Courchane Victor Courchane Idella Courchane Gordon Welsh Lovina Welsh | Courchane, Frank Siffroid (I183428)
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| 41757 | Frank Craanen Anna Craanen Ellsworth Craanen Albert Williams | Craanen, Ellsworth (I30295)
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| 41758 | Frank Crabb Allie Crabb Kate Crabb Cecelia Crabb Philip Crabb Tracy Crabb George Crabb | Crabb, Philip August (I2352)
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| 41759 | Frank Crabb, who is serving as trustee of the Brown county insane asylum, is interested in the development of De Pere where he has spent his entire life. He was born here, May 8, 1862, and is a son of Philip and Catherine (Tillman) Crabb, natives of Belgium. His father was born near Brussels and came to America in early manhood, settling in Green Bay. He farmed there until 1867, when he removed to De Pere and engaged in general merchandising until his death, which occurred in 1879. He and his wife were among the early settlers of Wisconsin and were witnesses of much of the growth and development of that state. After the death of his first wife the father of our subject was again married, his second union being with Miss Gertrude Sanders, a member of an old Holland family and a daughter of Martin Sanders, a well known shoemaker of De Pere. By this marriage were born four children. After his father's death he inherited the business and conducted the store upon the same site for five years. He later conducted a saloon at De Pere and is numbered among the pioneers in the retail liquor business, having a record of twenty-seven years' activity at one location. His business ability is of a high order and has combined with his industry and integrity to hasten his success. The place survived the great De Pere fire which occurred on April 23, 1882, and has been continuously prosperous. Mr. Crabb, however, does not allow his attention to be absorbed by one line of activity for his interests are broad in scope and separately effective. He is a stockholder in various enterprises which directly or indirectly influence the growth and development of De Pere and is in all respects an enterprising, progressive and substantial citizen. Mr. Crabb married Miss Alice Van der Hyden, a daughter of John and Dora (Manders) Van der Hyden, early settlers of De Pere. To Mr. and Mrs. Crabb have been born seven children, four of whom are still living: 1. Cecelia, who married H. Peters, a general merchant in De Pere; 2. Philip A., who married Mayme Hoff, and who is residing in De Pere with his wife and two children; 3. Theresa, who lives at home; and 4. George A., who is associated in business with his father. Mr. Crabb was reared Roman Catholic and is a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters. He is a democrat and one of the active workers in the interests of his party. He served as a delegate to numerous conventions and was for ten years a member of the county board, doing at that time the same useful, energetic and constructive work which marks his present position as trustee of the county insane asylum, in which capacity he has been serving since 1910. All interests which tend to promote the public welfare receive his endorsement and support and he is numbered among the progressive residents of his city. SOURCE: "History of Brown County, Wisconsin, past and present" by Deborah Beaumont Martin; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Published in 1913, Vol.II pages 45-46. | Crabb, Frank (I87666)
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| 41760 | Frank Crabb Allie Crabb Kate Crabb Cecelia Crabb Philip Crabb Tracy Crabb George Crabb | VanderHeyden, Petronella "Allie" Alice (I87665)
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| 41761 | Frank Crabb Allie Crabb Kate Crabb Cecelia Crabb Philip Crabb Tracy Crabb George Crabb | Crabb, Frank (I87666)
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| 41762 | Frank Cronnin Anna Cronnin Ellworth Cronnin | Craanen, Ellsworth (I30295)
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| 41763 | Frank Cronnin Anna Cronnin Ellworth Cronnin | Craanen, Frank (I203449)
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| 41764 | Frank Cuene 63 Henrietta Cuene 58 Agatha Cuene 24 Hugo B Cuene 23 Norbert A Cuene 22 Gertrude Vandyke 38 | Cuene, Frank (I119634)
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| 41765 | FRANK CULBERTSON Frank Culbertson. 52. of Seymour, died In Appleton Sunday afternoon after a long Illness. Mr. Culbertson was torn in Greenville June 23. 1871. He came to Seymour and settled on a farm, where he lived for 28 years. He married Miss Clara Shepherd of Seymour Oct. 6. 1899. He is survived by his widow and two brothers. Perry, of Seymour: Harvey. Greenville. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the house with the Rev. G. W. Xster and the Rev. S. B. Welles in charge. Interment will be In Seymour. Mr. Culbertson was a member of Equitable Fraternal union and Modern Woodmen of America. | Culbertson, Frank (I33045)
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| 41766 | Frank Culbertson was taken to St. Elisabeth hospital, Appleton. Tuesday for a probable operation. Mr. Culbertaon's health has been poor for some time. Page Six -APPLETON POST-CRESCENT-Friday Evening, April 11,1924 | Culbertson, Frank (I33045)
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| 41767 | Frank Cuningham Annie Cuningham Edward Cuningham Arthur Cuningham James Cuningham Waldron Cuningham Roland Cuningham | Cunningham, Frank (I206295)
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| 41768 | Frank Cunningham Anna Cunningham John E. Cunningham James P. Cunningham Arthur F. Cunningham | Cunningham, Frank (I206295)
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| 41769 | Frank Cunningham Annie Cunningham Edward Cunningham James Cunningham Waldron Cunningham Hallard Cunningham Patrick Sayr | Cunningham, Frank (I206295)
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| 41770 | Frank D Hayes Anna B Hayes Clifford D Hayes [3/12] | Tierney, Clifford David (I126565)
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| 41771 | Frank D Hayes Anna B Hayes Clifford D Hayes [3/12] | Hayes, Frank David (I177641)
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| 41772 | Frank D Heagle Mary Heagle Clyde Heagle Leda Elkey | Zubrigg, Mary (I179236)
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| 41773 | Frank D Heagle Mary Heagle Clyde Heagle Leda Elkey | Heagle, Frank (I179246)
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| 41774 | Frank D Heagle Marie Heagle Clyde Heagle Lily Heagle Leota Elkey Rosella Heagle [1 3/12] | Zubrigg, Mary (I179236)
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| 41775 | Frank D Heagle Marie Heagle Clyde Heagle Lily Heagle Leota Elkey Rosella Heagle [1 3/12] | Heagle, Frank (I179246)
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| 41776 | Frank D Kiley Grace Kiley [22] Clarence W Kiley Frances T Kiley [6/12] Hottie Hallfinch | Kiley, Clarence William (I169009)
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| 41777 | Frank D Kiley Grace Kiley Clarence W Kiley Frances T Kiley Hottie Hallfinch | Kiley, Frank D. (I146881)
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| 41778 | Frank D Mailey 45 Bernadine Mailey 40 Leroy E Mailey 12 Patrick J Mailey 8 Oline L Witmur 50 Lillian J Witmur 18 Neighbors: View others on page Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Minot, Ward, North Dakota; Roll: 1744; Page: 15A; Enumeration District: 0077; Image: 896.0; FHL microfilm: 2341478 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/6224/4547417_00897?pid=108986719&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1930usfedcen%26h%3D108986719%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D2441&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&usePUBJs=true | Mailey, Roy E. (I35447)
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| 41779 | Frank D Meulemans 36 Margaret Meulemans 31 Ruth M Meulemans 8 Myron J Meulemans 6 Rose Mary Meulemans 2 7/12 Ralph Meulemans 5/12 | Meulemans, Frank (I86745)
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| 41780 | Frank D. Theunis Kaukauna Times 8/23/1990 A3 Obit | Theunis, Frank D. (I118458)
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| 41781 | Frank Dandevelde Christena Dandevelde | Vandewijngaard, Christina (I301285)
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| 41782 | FRANK DE BOTH. Frank De Both is one of the oldest settlers in De Pere and for forty years has successfully conducted a saloon. He was born in Ottenbourg, Belgium, January 9, 1847, and is a son of Anton and Marie (Servaes) De Both. His father came with his wife and family from Belgium to America in 1857 and in August of that year settled in Brown county, in East De Pere. Here he carried on general farming and also conducted a blacksmith shop, later extending his activities to include a saloon in DePere. This enterprise he managed until his retirement from active life. Air. and Mrs. Anton De Both had seven children: Barbara, the wife of John Herman, of De Pere ; Joseph, who also makes his home in De Pere ; Frank, of this review ; Mary, now Mrs. Frank Van Strolen, of Oregon ; Sophia, who became the wife of P. Van Strolen, of Duck creek ; Martin F„ of Green Bay; and Felix, of Milwaukee. After completing his education Frank De Both aided his father in the work of the farm and remained at home until he was twenty-five years of age. In 1872 he came to De Pere, one of the earliest settlers in the city, and worked as a laborer for some time. In the meantime, however, he had opened a saloon, which he has since successfully conducted in the same location for forty years. On the 25th of October, 1875, Mr. De Both married Miss Johanna Wiers, who was born in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, September 21, 1859, a daughter of Lawrence and May Johanna (Van Camp) Wiers, natives of Germany, who came to America in 1854. They settled in Sheboygan and the father followed farming in Wilson township during the remainder of his life. Mr. and Mrs. De Both have twelve children: Anton, who married Nettie De Brien, of Brown county, by whom he has eight children ; Louisa, who is a milliner in De Pere ; Albert and Mary, who live at home ; Sophia, the wife of Albert Secor, of De Pere, by whom she has one child ; John, who resides in Dubuque, Iowa ; and August. Helena, Harry, Rosella, Clara and Margaret, all of whom live at home. The family are devout adherents of the Roman Catholic church. In the capable management of his business interests Mr. De Both demonstrated the qualities upon which he founded his success-untiring industry, a comprehensive knowledge of business conditions, shrewd discrimination and ready recognition of opportunity. SOURCE: "History of Brown County, Wisconsin, past and present" by Deborah Beaumont Martin; S.J. Clarke Publishing Company, Published in 1913, Vol.II pages 91-92. | DeBoth, Frank (I99345)
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| 41783 | Frank De Noble Amelia De Noble Earl De Noble | DeNoble, Frank (I124954)
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| 41784 | Frank Deboth 58 Annie Deboth 46 Louisa Deboth 27 Albert Deboth 26 Mary Deboth 24 John Deboth 18 August Deboth 16 Lena Deboth 14 Harry Deboth 12 Rosella Deboth 10 Clara Deboth 7 Margaret Deboth 5 | DeBoth, Frank (I99345)
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| 41785 | Frank Decleen Mary Decleen Elsworth Decleen Herbert Decleen Raphal Decleen [0] George Vanstraten | DeCleene, Frank B. (I168992)
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| 41786 | Frank Decleen Mary Decleen Elsworth Decleen Herbert Decleen Raphal Decleen George Vanstraten | DeCleene, Ellsworth "Al" (I49534)
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| 41787 | Frank Decleene Mary Decleene Ellsworth Decleene Herbert Decleene Margaret Decleene Laurence Decleene | DeCleene, Ellsworth "Al" (I49534)
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| 41788 | Frank Decleene Mary Decleene Ellsworth Decleene Herbert Decleene Margaret Decleene Laurence Decleene | DeCleene, Frank B. (I168992)
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| 41789 | Frank Decoster Lucy Decoster Gertrude D Decoster Genevieve M Decoster Madeline M Decoster | Decoster, Frank (I205625)
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| 41790 | Frank Dedecker Mary Dedecker Walter Dedecker Clarence Dedecker Vernal Dedecker Laura Ganow | DeDecker, Walter (I126899)
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| 41791 | Frank Dedecker Mary Dedecker Walter Dedecker Clarence Dedecker Vernal Dedecker Laura Ganow | DeDecker, Frank (I149535)
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| 41792 | Frank Degaetano 15 Aug 1908 4 May 1988 011529 | Degaetano, Frank (I319748)
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| 41793 | Frank Degroot Annie Degroot Lucille Degroot Leona Degroot Madeline Degroot | DeGroot, Frank (I32328)
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| 41794 | Frank Degroot Jennie Degroot William Degroot Elmer Degroot Edward Degroot Laurette Degroot | Degroot, Frank Conrad (I204490)
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| 41795 | FRANK DEIMER, for more than sixteen years an esteemed resident of Greenville township, Outagamie county, where he ranks among the prosperous self-made agriculturists, is a native of Appleton, Wisconsin, born May 17, 1874, a son of Joseph and Anna (Becker) Deimer, natives of Bohemia, Austria-Hungary. Joseph Deimer learned the trade of carpenter early in life, and came to the United States as a young man. It is believed that he spent some time in Milwaukee, and then removed to Seymour, eventually going to Appleton where he met his death in a mill accident. Frank Deimer does not remember ever having seen his father. His mother later married Conrad Kreitzberg and now resides in Appleton. There were four children born to Joseph and Anna Deimer, namely: Mary, who married George Schmidt, a resident of Greenville township; Anna, the wife of Joseph Moder, of Dale township; Frank; and Josephine, who married Sebastian Griesbach. Mr. and Mrs. Kreitzberg had two children: Henry, a farmer of Ellington township; and Theodore, who is deceased. Frank Deimer received a somewhat limited education in the district schools of Ellington township, and early in life began to work as a farm hand. He was economical and thrifty, and when only twenty-one years old had accumulated enough means to invest in a forty-acre farm in Greenville township, on which he operated for ten years. At the end of this time he purchased his present farm, an excellent tract of 120 acres, and here he carries on general and dairy farming, and raises some live stock for his own use. Mr. Deimer has been a hard worker from boyhood, and from a start of nothing has accumulated a comfortable property. He has never speculated, and his success shows what it is possible for a man to accomplish by honesty and perseverance and a determination to win. He is a Democrat in politics, and is a consistent member of the Roman Catholic Church. On May 18, 1897, Mr. Deimer was married to Theresa Bauer, born in Grand Chute township, February 24, 1873, the estimable daughter of Andrew Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. Deimer have had eight children, born as follows: Mary, January 15, 1898; Conrad, August 6, 1899; Joseph, March 29, 1901; Georgie, December 29, 1902; Eleanora, March 29, 1904, died May 14, 1905; Rosie, born April 22, 1906; Hildegard, January 29, 1908; and Isabella, March 10, 1911. Mr. Deimer holds membership in the Catholic Knights, in which he is very popular. Ryan, | Deimer, Frank (I134956)
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| 41796 | Frank Deimer Theresa Deimer Mary A Deimer Conrad Deimer | Deimer, Frank (I134956)
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| 41797 | Frank Deimer Theresa Deimer Conrad Deimer Joseph Deimer George Deimer Rose Deimer Hilda Deimer Isabelle Deimer | Deimer, Frank (I134956)
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| 41798 | Frank Deimer Tressia Deimer Joseph Deimer George Deimer Isabelle Deimer Leo Blink | Deimer, Frank (I134956)
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| 41799 | Frank Dennison Etta Dennison Clara Dennison Mark Dennison Richard Dennison Joe Dennison David Dennison Jean Dennison | Denissen, Francis Theodore (I176998)
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| 41800 | Frank Denoble 54 Amelia M Denoble 52 Irene J Denoble 22 Earl D Denoble 16 | DeNoble, Frank (I124954)
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| 41801 | Frank Denoble | DeNoble, Frank (I124954)
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| 41802 | Frank Denzel 44 Mary Denzel 36 Frank DenzelJunior 12 Mary Denzel 7 | Denzel, Francis "Frank" (I195035)
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| 41803 | Frank Denzel 50 Maria Denzel 40 Frank Denzel 17 Maria Denzel 12 | Denzel, Francis "Frank" (I195035)
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| 41804 | Frank Denzel 60 Mary Denzel 50 Frank J Denzel 26 Arnold Winkler 28 Mary L Winkler 22 Lester C Winkler 4 6/12 Carl Heises 24 | Denzel, Francis "Frank" (I195035)
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| 41805 | Frank Deoster Lucy Decoster Gertrude Decoster | Decoster, Frank (I205625)
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| 41806 | Frank Depdeker Mary Depdeker Walter Depdeker Clarence Depdeker Vernil Depdeker Margert Depdeker Francis Depdeker Donald Depdeker [2 3/12] | DeDecker, Frank (I149535)
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| 41807 | Frank Derfess Magga Derfess John Derfess Mike Derfess Mary Derfess Anna Derfess Jacob Derfess Jake Derfess | Derfus, John Jay (I119805)
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| 41808 | Frank Derfess Magga Derfess John Derfess Mike Derfess Mary Derfess Anna Derfess Jacob Derfess Jake Derfess | Derfus, Frank (I183173)
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| 41809 | Frank Derfus Kate Derfus Anne Derfus Elizabeth Derfus Mary Derfus Norbert Derfus Viola Derfus | Caspar, Catherine (I97748)
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| 41810 | Frank Derfus Maggie Derfus John Derfus Mick Derfus Mary Derfus Annie Derfus Jacob Derfus Joseph Derfus | Derfus, Frank (I183173)
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| 41811 | Frank Derfus Mary Derfus Annie Derfus Mike Derfus | Derfus, Frank (I183173)
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| 41812 | Frank Derick Philipem Derick Mary Derick Joseph Derick Rosa Derick Charley Derick Antone Derick Derek Derick Tharcy Derick Cristene Derick Frdrick Derick | Derricks, Frank (I198322)
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| 41813 | Frank Dering 37 Alma Dering 39 Florence Dering 12 Clarence Dering 11 Marie Dering 9 Marcella Dering 8 Norbert Dering 5 Michael Dering 3 10/12 William Van Vriet 20 | Diny, Frank N. (I105879)
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| 41814 | Frank Despins Mary Despins Robert Despins Elmer Despins Marie Despins Annie Despins Jessie Despins Edmon Despins | Despins, Anna F. (I317678)
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| 41815 | Frank Detling Bertha Detling Val Detling Ida Budik | Detling, Valentin (I148334)
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| 41816 | Frank Detling Bertha Detling Val Detling Ida Budik | Detling, Frank Edward (I148347)
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| 41817 | Frank Detling Bertha Detling Val Detling Ida Budik | Walsh, Bertha (I179021)
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| 41818 | Frank Deviley, who is the present candidate on the republican ticket for the office of sheriff, in which capacity he served most capably for one term, was born in Spa Belgium, on the 25th of April, 1868. He is a son of Alphonse and Antoinette (Dehan) Deviley, also natives of Belgium, where they were likewise reared and married. Subsequently the family emigrated to the United States, first locating at Danville, Illinois, where the father, who was a stone cutter, followed his trade. Later they came to Duck Creek, this county, the father engaging in stone cutting until 1907, when he retired from active work and removed to Green Bay. Here he passed away in 1908, at the age of sixty-eight years. The mother, who has passed the sixty-ninth anniversary of her birth is residing at Duck Creek. She is a daughter of Eugene Dehan, a stone mason by trade, and his wife, Desiree Delcourt. who came to the United States in 1884. The family of Mr. and Mrs. Deviley numbers seven, our subject being the second in order of birth. The others are as follows : Rosalie, the wife of Desire De Caster; Joseph, who is a resident of Green Bay; Mary, who married P. Gay ; Clara, the wife of P. Moes ; Anna, who married L. Barlamant ; and Palmyre, the wife of J. Boncher. Frank Deviley accompanied his parents on their removal to the United States and completed his education in the common schools of Illinois and Wisconsin. When old enough to earn his own support he laid aside his school-books, and learned stone cutting under his father. He followed his trade until his marriage, subsequently directing his energies along agricultural lines. He acquired a comfortable competence and has for some years past been living in Green Bay. Mr. Deviley has been twice married, his first union having been with Miss Margaret Williguet, a native of Howard township, this county, and a daughter of Eugene and Jane (St. Claire) Williguet, farming people who located in Brown county during the pioneer days. Of this marriage were born Martha, Lorenz, Herbert, and Norris and Norine, twins, all of whom are living at home. In 1907 the family mourned the loss of the wife and mother, who was forty-one years of age at the time of her death. The lady who now bears the name of Mrs. Deviley was formerly Josephine LaCourt, a daughter of Alphonse and Caroline (Laer) LaCourt. They were natives of Belgium, whence they emigrated to the United States in 1858, locating in Green Bay, where the father followed the trade of butcher, He was a veteran of the Civil war, having gone to the front as a member of the Second Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, remaining in the service for three years. Mr. and Mrs. Deviley belong to the Roman Catholic church, and fraternally he is affiliated with the Elks, Mystic Workers and Eagles. In his political views he is a stanch republican and takes an active interest in all local matters. He began his public career in 1899, at which time he was elected justice of the peace. He discharged the duties of this office for one term and in 1901 was elected to the board of supervisors in Howard township, while in 1903 he was made chairman of the township, serving in the latter capacity for four years. In 1908, he was the successful candidate for sheriff, and at the expiration of his term of office was appointed deputy. He is now up for reelection as sheriff of Brown county on the republican ticket. Owing to his long residence in the county and his connection with public life, Mr. Deviley has a wide acquaintance in this section of the state and is accorded the stanch loyalty of a large circle of friends of long years' standing. | Deviley, Frank (I29135)
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| 41819 | Frank Devilez 32 Maggie Devilez 32 Martha Devilez 8 Lawrence Devilez 7 Esby Devilez 5 | Deviley, Frank (I29135)
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| 41820 | Frank Dhooge 27 Alice Dhooge 28 Peter Goemans 26 Henry Smith 25 | Goemans, Peter J. (I146230)
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| 41821 | Frank Diemer Theresia Diemer Marie Diemer Conrad Diemer Joseph Diemer George Diemer Rosie Diemer Hildegard Diemer | Deimer, Joseph (I58828)
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| 41822 | Frank Dieriex Leonard Clements Marie A Clements Moneen M Clements | Dieriex, Frank (I47975)
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| 41823 | Frank Diermeier Marguerite Diermeier Donald K Diermeier Carmen A Diermeier Gerald R Diermeier Dennis D Diermeier | Diermeier, Carmen A. (I85650)
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| 41824 | Frank Diermeier Marguerite Diermeier Donald K Diermeier Carmen A Diermeier Gerald R Diermeier Dennis D Diermeier | Diermeier, Frank (I121089)
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| 41825 | Frank Dietzler 26 Irene Dietzler 24 Theodore Dietzler 3 | Dietzler, Elmer Frank (I157136)
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| 41826 | Frank Dittman Bertha Dittman Paul Dittman Edward Dittman Fred Dittman Whilhelmina Dittman Ella Dittman Flora Dittman | Dittman, Paul A. (I195255)
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| 41827 | Frank Dittman Bertha Dittman Paul Dittman Edward Dittman Fred Dittman Whilhelmina Dittman Ella Dittman Flora Dittman | Dittman, Frank (I195256)
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| 41828 | Frank Dittmer Cora Dittmer Florence Dittmer Dorthey Dittmer Ruth Dittmer Normand Dittiner Myron Dittiner [4 9/12] Loraine Dittiner [2 5/12] Samuel Dehnkter [2 5/12] | Dittmer, Frank (I132748)
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| 41829 | Frank Doerfler Sr. Annie Doerfler Edward L Doerfler Frank S Doerfler William Doerfler Reymond P Doerfler Herbert N Doerfler Joseph C Doerfler Alvis J Doerfler Lauerence Doerfler | Doerfler, Frank (I176223)
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| 41830 | Frank Doerfler Sr. Annie Doerfler Edward L Doerfler Frank S Doerfler William Doerfler Reymond P Doerfler Herbert N Doerfler Joseph C Doerfler Alvis J Doerfler Lauerence Doerfler | Doerfler, Edward (I183605)
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| 41831 | Frank Doerfler Anna Doerfler Herbert Doerfler Ben Diersing Sam Crocher Otto Rougue | Doerfler, Frank (I176223)
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| 41832 | Frank Dolan Emma Dolan Frank A Dolan Leona Dolan Orvil Dolan Carl Dolan | Dolan, Frank (I174608)
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| 41833 | Frank Dolan Emma Dolan Frank A Dolan Leona Dolan Orvil Dolan Carl Dolan | Dolan, Frank (I346232)
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| 41834 | Frank Dolan Mary Dolan Carl T Dolan John Dolan Chester Dolan | Dolan, Frank (I174608)
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| 41835 | Frank Dollan Emma Dollan Frank Dollan Leona Dollan Orval Dollan Ethel Dollan | Dolan, Frank (I174608)
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| 41836 | Frank Dorn Anna Dorn Joseph Dorn Frank Hubener | Dorn, Frank (I198466)
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| 41837 | Frank Dorn Anna Dorn Joseph Dorn Frank A Dorn | Dorn, Frank (I198466)
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| 41838 | Frank Dorschner Elizabeth Dorschner Anna Dorschner Mary Dorschner Theresa Dorschner | Dorschner, Franz (I161161)
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| 41839 | Frank Dorschner Elizabeth Dorschner Anna Dorschner Mary Dorschner Theresa Dorschner | Dorschner, Theresa (I177946)
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| 41840 | Frank Doucette - 49 Rosa Doucette - 34 Roselio Doucette - 24 Delia Doucette - 16 Melinda Doucette - 13 Martha Doucette - 10 Rosa Doucette - 8 Lilly Doucette - 3 Clara Doucette - 3/12 | Doucette, Melinda (I174968)
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| 41841 | Frank Doucette - 49 Rosa Doucette - 34 Roselio Doucette - 24 Delia Doucette - 16 Melinda Doucette - 13 Martha Doucette - 10 Rosa Doucette - 8 Lilly Doucette - 3 Clara Doucette - 3/12 | Doucette, Frank (I174992)
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| 41842 | Frank Doucette Rose Doucette Elsie Doucette William Doucette | Doucette, Frank (I174992)
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| 41843 | Frank Dreps Susie Dreps Magaret Dreps Andrew Dreps Leanora Dreps Raymond Dreps Mervan Dreps | Dreps, Frank (I151053)
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| 41844 | Frank Dreps Susie Dreps Raymond J Dreps Urban J Dreps Norbert F Dreps | Dreps, Frank (I151053)
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| 41845 | Frank Dreps Susan Dreps Norbert Dreps Dorothy Schmidt | Dreps, Frank (I151053)
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| 41846 | Frank Drexler [24] Fay Drexler Harold Drexler Harriet Drexler Doris Drexler | Drexler, Frank G. (I169884)
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| 41847 | Frank Drexler Fay Drexler Harold Drexler Lois Drexler Mae Drexler | Drexler, Harold (I89454)
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| 41848 | Frank Drexler Fay Drexler Harold Drexler Lois Drexler Mae Drexler | Drexler, Frank G. (I169884)
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| 41849 | Frank Drier Lila Drier Marice Drier Marilyn Drier Milton Drier [3 11/12] Mildred Drier [1 ??/12] | Drier, Marilyn (I193987)
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| 41850 | Frank Drier Lila Drier Marice Drier Marilyn Drier Milton Drier Mildred Drier | Drier, Frank (I193961)
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| 41851 | Frank Duffek Barbara M Duffek Alma M Duffek Lorine M Duffek [4 1/12] | Duffek, Frank (I162760)
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| 41852 | Frank Duffy Mary Duffy Pearl Duffy Glen Duffy Maurice Duffy | Duffy, Frank (I15421)
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| 41853 | Frank Duffy Mary Duffy Pearl Duffy Glen Duffy Morris Duffy Walter Duffy Marie Duffy [1] | Duffy, Frank (I15421)
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| 41854 | Frank Dunn Francis Dunn Addie B Dunn Charles Dunn Richard Dunn | Dunn, Frank A. (I163443)
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| 41855 | Frank Dunn Francis Dunn Addie B Dunn Charles Dunn Richard Dunn | Hancock, Frances (I163444)
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| 41856 | Frank Dunn Francis Dunn Addie Dunn Ruth Dunn Merton Dunn Ethel Dunn Donald Dunn Chas Dunn | Dunn, Frank A. (I163443)
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| 41857 | Frank Dunn Francis Dunn Addie Dunn Ruth Dunn Merton Dunn Ethel Dunn Donald Dunn Chas Dunn | Hancock, Frances (I163444)
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| 41858 | Frank Dunsirn 4/9/1882 9/17/1959 Post Crescent 9/18/1959 B 14 | Dunsirn, Frank (I117116)
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| 41859 | FRANK DUNST, one of Osborn township's most respected citizens, resides on his excellent farm in section 5, which he devotes to stockraising and general agriculture. He was born in Germany, February 24, 1866, and is a son of Frank and Henrietta (Hilderbrandt) Dunst. They were natives of Germany and married there and came to America in 1868. The father died in 1907, aged seventy-five years, but the mother survives, at the same age. They had the following children: Amelia, Fred, Augusta and Frank, Annie, Emma and Charley. Fred dying in Germany. The Dunst family located first at Cooperstown, Manitowoc county, Wisconsin, but two years later the father bought twenty acres of wild land in that vicinity and cleared it. In 1884 they came to Outagamie county and bought eighty acres of wild land in Osborn township, on which there were no buildings and at that time no roads led to it. They erected a log cabin with dimensions of 18x24 feet. Before the father died he had built a part of the present house and a basement barn, with dimensions of 40x70 feet, and other substantial farm structures. He was a hard-working, worthy man and was respected by all who knew him. Frank Dunst has always lived at home and in 1899 came into possession of the farm to which he has added forty acres which he has since sold and has improved the house and surroundings. He pays considerable attention to graded stock. In 1900 he was married to Lizzie Hintz, a daughter of the late Julius Hintz, an old settler of Osborn township. They have three children: Leona, Elwyn, and Harvey. Mr. Dunst is a man of energy and has very sensible and practical ideas about farming and stockraising as well as on the public questions of the day. | Dunst, Frank (I138113)
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| 41860 | Frank Dunst Lizzie Dunst Leona Dunst Elwyn Dunst Harvy Dunst Henrietta Dunst Annie Dunst | Hintz, Louisa Emma "Lizzie" (I128651)
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| 41861 | Frank Durochia 47 Ellen Durochia 45 Emery J Durochia 19 Isabella Durochia 11 | DuRocher, Frank (I96254)
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| 41862 | Frank E Anerett Allie E Anerett Emma Anerett Walter Anerett Ada Anerett Grace Anerett Jessie A?Entt L?Sois A?Entt James A?Entt Fred A?Entt Emett A?Entt | Aucutte, Frank (I139699)
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| 41863 | Frank E Aucutt Lettie S Aucutt | Aucutte, Frank (I139699)
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| 41864 | Frank E Buss Hildegard B Buss George J Buss Marie E Buss Marlene M Buss | Buss, Frank (I338329)
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| 41865 | Frank E Buss Hildegard B Buss George J Buss Marie E Buss Marlene M Buss | Pauli, Hildegard (I338330)
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| 41866 | Frank E Clark Fannie B Clark | Clark, Frank E. (I309237)
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| 41867 | Frank E Clark Fannie H Clark | Clark, Frank E. (I309237)
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| 41868 | Frank E Clark Fannie H Clark George F Hamer Emma J Hamer | Clark, Frank E. (I309237)
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| 41869 | Frank E Cottrell Augusta B Cottrell Fary L Cottrell Earl J Cottrell Wanon N Cottrell Clarissa M Cottrell Herald B Cottrell | Brown, Augusta (I324092)
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| 41870 | Frank E Denoble 33 Amelia Denoble 32 Olive C Denoble 7 Arthur P Denoble 5 Irene C Denoble 3 | DeNoble, Frank (I124954)
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| 41871 | Frank E Detling Bertha Detling Voe Detling Clara Vinson | Walsh, Bertha (I179021)
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| 41872 | Frank E Ebbene Ruth Ebbene Richard J Ebbene Irene J Ebbene Robert C Ebbene [3 4/12] | Ebben, Frank William (I131230)
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| 41873 | Frank E Green Eleanor E Green James B Green Elizabeth M Green Norbert L Green Jerome T Green [4 8/12] | Kersten, Eleanora Elisabeth (I90062)
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| 41874 | Frank E Kugler Mary Kugler Frank A Kugler Mary F Kugler Thesdore A Kugler Annie Kugler Frances Kugler Catherine Klehm Catherine J Klehn Jr. [18] | Kugler, Frank (I169961)
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| 41875 | Frank E Loope Susan A Loope Gertrude A Loope | Loope, Charles Franklin (I318775)
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| 41876 | Frank E Ryan Agnes Ryan Richard Ryan [3 1/12] Mary K Ryan [1 6/12] | Ryan, Frances Edward (I173143)
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| 41877 | Frank E Southnayd Clasa B Southnayd | Southmayd, Frank E. (I329422)
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| 41878 | Frank E Southway Clara B Southway Hugh S Southway Ester L Gottlieb David M Gottlieb | Southmayd, Frank E. (I329422)
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| 41879 | Frank E Van Terek 47 Annie Van Terek 42 Josephine Van Terek 13 John Van Terek 8 Gertie Van Terek 5 Alvoris Van Terek 3 | VanTreeck, Frank Valentine (I11294)
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| 41880 | Frank E Van Terek 47 Annie Van Terek 42 Josephine Van Terek 13 John Van Terek 8 Gertie Van Terek 5 Alvoris Van Terek 3 | Micke, Anna Gertrude (I60181)
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| 41881 | Frank E Wright Anna B Wright Eugene Mc G Wright William M G Wright Mary A Wright | Wright, William (I340875)
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| 41882 | Frank E Wright Anna B Wright Eugene Mc G Wright William M G Wright Mary A Wright | Wright, Frank E. (I340876)
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| 41883 | Frank E Wright Anna Wright Eugene Wright William Wright Mary Wright | Wright, William (I340875)
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| 41884 | Frank E. Austin 917 Briarcliff Dr., Appleton Age 71, passed away after a short illness at 9:30 a.m. Saturday morning. He was born in Appleton on November 18, 1896 and had been a resident of Little Chute all of his adult life and member of the St Bernadette Holy Name Society of Appleton and also a Little Chute American Legion member Post No. 258 and was a past commander. Survivors are his wife Irene, three sons, Frank. Fond du Lac, Richard. Kimberly, and David, Little Chute: one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Spear, Feeding Hills, Springfield, Mass, 19 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Military funeral services will be held Monday morning at 10 am St John Catholic Church, Little Chute with the Rev. Martin Vosbeek, officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call after 2 p.m. Sunday at the Verkuilen Funeral Home, Little Chute where the rosary will be prayed at 8 pm. Monday evening. June 30,1968 Sunday Post-Crescent D-9, Appleton, Wi Austin | Austin, Frank Earl (I16768)
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| 41885 | Frank E. Buss 1318 W. Prospect Age 59, passed away at 5:25 a.m. Tuesday suddenly. He was born November 24, 1909 in Appleton and had been an Appleton resident all of his life. He was employed with the Kimberly-Clark Corp. of Kimberly for the past 29 years, a member of St. Matthew Lutheran Church. Survivors include his wife Hildegard; two daughters, Mrs. Arthur (Marie) School, Appleton; Mrs. John (Marleen) Bartol, Clintonville; two sons, Ronald, Kimberly; George K. I. Sawyer Air Force Base, Michigan; two brothers, Harry and Arnold, both of Appleton: two sisters, Mrs. Ted (Marie) Lange, Whippany, N.J. Mrs. Harold(Eunice) Rudloff, Appleton; 10 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday 2 p.m. from St. Matthew Lutheran Church, Rev. Sylvester Johnson officiating. Interment in Highland Memorial Park Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wichmann Funeral Home from 2 p.m. Wednesday until 9:30 a.m. Thursday and then from 10 a.m. at the church until the hour of service. Tuesday, October 14,1969 The Post-Crescent, Appleton, Wi., B 14 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: Spouse Name: | Buss, Frank (I338329)
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| 41886 | FRANK E. CLARK, a prominent member of the Outagamie county bar, who is now engaged in an extensive law practice in the city of Appleton, was born November 12, 1860, in Wausau, Wisconsin, a son of Alban and Jane A. (Calkins) Clark, natives of New York. Alban Clark, who was a schoolteacher in his native state, came west to Illinois and followed his profession for a time, and in 1852 came to Wisconsin, where for one year he was principal of the Wausau schools. He then engaged in the lumber business, but later engaged in farming, and he is now living a retired life at Princeton, Green Lake county. In 1858 he was married to Jane A. Calkins, who came from New York to Wausau, Wisconsin, with her parents in 1847, and they had a family of eight children, of whom two are now deceased. The elder Mr. Clark is a Republican in politics, has served as county clerk, and for twelve years has been county surveyor. Frank E. Clark's early education was secured in the schools of Princeton, and he taught school until going to Valparaiso, Indiana, where he attended the university and graduated from the law department in 1888. He started to practice at Princeton, where he remained until 1905, and in that year came to Appleton, which has been his field of practice to the present time. Mr. Clark has always been an ardent Republican, and in 1895 he was sent to the General Assembly. Fraternally he is connected with the Odd Fellows, the Knights of Pythias and the Elks, and he also holds membership in the Sons of Veterans, his grandfather having served for four years during the Civil War. When he was but twenty-one years of age Mr. Clark served as county surveyor, but decided upon the law as a profession, and the success that he has attained in this line has shown his choice to have been a wise one. Mr. and Mrs. Clark are consistent members of the Congregational Church . On September 23, 1890, Mr. Clark was married to Miss Fannie B. Hamer, of Princeton, Wisconsin, the estimable daughter of George T. and Emma J. (Littlechild) Hamer. They have had no children. | Clark, Frank E. (I309237)
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| 41887 | Frank E. De Witt "Pat", age 81, formerly of Kaukauna, passed away on Sunday, May 21, 2017. He was born in Little Chute on October 25, 1935, son of the late Anton and Minnie (De Groot) De Witt. Frank worked at Bel Kaukauna Cheese for many years before his retirement. He was a member of the Knights of Columbus and of Holy Cross Catholic Church, where he was an usher at 4:30 Mass for many years. Frank volunteered at the Loaves and Fishes and made daily trips to visit with his friends at the neighborhood coffee shop, Kaukauna Coffee and Tea. He loved racing and listening to Y100, especially The Bear during the morning show. Frank will be missed by his siblings: Mary Brown, Rosie (Ken) Huss and Bill (Dorothy) De Witt; sisters-in-law, Carol and Jean De Witt; numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends. Frank was preceded in death by his siblings: Robert and Anton De Witt and Theresa Halverson. Funeral services will be held at 4:00 p.m. on Thursday, May 25, 2017, at Holy Cross Catholic Church, 309 Desnoyer Street, Kaukauna, with Fr. Tom Pomeroy officiating. Visitation will be at the church on Thursday from 2:00 p.m. until the time of Mass. Interment will be in St. John Cemetery, Little Chute. For online condolences, please visit www.verkuilenfh.com. The De Witt family would like to extend a special thank you to the staffs of Kimberly Assisted Living and Compassus Hospice for their care and compassion. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 23, 2017 | DeWitt, Frank (I202881)
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| 41888 | FRANK E. DONALDSON, M. D., physician and surgeon in active and successful practice at Kaukauna, Wisconsin, making a specialty of surgery, was born in 1876, at Waupaca, Wisconsin, a son of Dr. E. S. and Anna C. (Coon) Donaldson. The father of Dr. Donaldson was born at Oconto, Wisconsin, a son of Rev. J. W. Donaldson, who came from New York to Wisconsin as a pioneer minister of the Congregational Church. He married Harriet Smith. The parents of Dr. Donaldson moved to Green Bay, Wisconsin, among the earliest pioneers in that section. The father served in the Civil War and was assistant surgeon under Dr. Ball at Paducah, Kentucky, enlisting at Green Bay, December 2, 1863, and continuing in the service until the close of the war. He then located at Oconto, Wisconsin, but later moved to Waupaca, where he engaged in medical practice until his death, September 7, 1893. His widow survives and lives at Whitefish Bay. They had four children, the two who reached maturity being Frank E. and Jessie Ann, the. latter of whom is the wife of Walter D. Corrigan, of Milwaukee. Frank E. Donaldson attended the common and High school at Waupaca, where he graduated in 1894. He then entered Hahnemann College the fall of 1895, his father's alma mater, where he obtained the first two years of his medical training, the last two years being spent in a Chicago medical college, where he graduated in 1899. For six years he engaged in practice at Butte, Montana, but since 1905 has been established at Kaukauna, for one year being associated with Dr. Tanner, who is now retired. Dr. Donaldson is surgeon for the C. & N. W. R. R. Company, and has held this position for the past four years. He is a member of the American Medical Association and the county and state medical societies. He is identified with both the Masons and the Elks. Dr. Donaldson was married April 19, 1899, at Butte, Montana, to Miss Rosalind Main, who was born at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, and they have two children: Elizabeth and Rosemary. Dr. and Mrs. Donaldson are members of the Episcopal Church. | Donaldson, Frank E. M. D. (I142429)
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| 41889 | Frank E. Reimer Spouse: Ellen Reimer Birth date not known. Died: October 9, 1986 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: October 10, 1986 Section: C Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Allouez Chapel Mausoleum Location: Green Bay, WI | Reimer, Frank E. (I90964)
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| 41890 | Frank E. Short of Appleton, age 80, died on Saturday, June 28, 2003 at his home, surrounded by his family. He was born- in Navarino on February 8, 1923 to the late Albert and Jennie Short. Frank grew up on the family farm in Navarino and was drafted in the Army in 1948. He bought a farm north of Appleton. On July 24, 1952 he married Theresa Griesbach at St. Edward Catholic Church in Mackville. Frank and Theresa farmed for many years. He was also employed with K-Mart and after 20 years of service Frank retired in April of 1987. He enjoyed the outdoors, fishing, camping, gardening, bird watching and playing cards. Frank and Theresa were avid square dancers for 35 years and members of Romeo & Calicoâ?™s Square Dancing Club. Frank delighted in telling everyone about his family. He will be sadly missed by his wife, Theresa; children, Michael (Chris) Short of Sheboygan, Sandra (Jim) Phillips of Appleton, Susan (Pete) Stachowiak of Neenah, Cindy (Joe) Hart of DePere, Rosanne (Rick) Peeters of Little Chute, Jeffrey (Pearl) Short of Seymour, Timothy (Joyce) Short of Sand Diego, California, Kate Short of Lancaster, California; 15 grandchildren; 4 step grandchildren,; sister-in-law Frances Short; other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded ins death by his stepfather, Ed Klarner; brothers, Joseph (Irene) Short, John Short; sisters, Helen (Ed) Jach and Mary (Gordy) Larson, and brother-in-law, Karl Jarchow. The Funeral Mass will be on Wednesday, July 2, 2003 at 11 a.m. at St. Edward Catholic Church in Mackville, with Father Charles Brooks officiating. The visitation will be on Tuesday at the funeral home from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. and again on Wednesday at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of Mass. Burial will be in the Parish Cemetery. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy a memorial has been established. As Frank often said, 'I love you, keep smiling.' Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St., Appleton (920) 733-5435 Serving as would be ServedSection C, Page 6 | Short, Frank E. (I194255)
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| 41891 | Frank E. Skenandore, 76, of Oneida, passed away unexpectedly Sunday, October 22, 2017, at St. Mary's hospital. He was born March 18, 1941, son of the late Edward and Electa (Skenandore) Skenandore. On August 25, 1962, he was united in marriage to Yvonne Danforth. She preceded him in death November 8, 2002. Frank was a member of the Oneida Methodist Church, the Men's Club, Dart Ball, and he was known for his favorite corn soup and booyah. He enjoyed playing Bingo and was an avid Packer fan. Frank was employed by Appleton Machine, as a welder fitter for many years, until his retirement. He is survived by his four daughters: Carolyn (Rendell) Miller, Green Bay; Samantha (Emmett) Skenandore, Green Bay; Francine (Donald) Weaver, Las Vegas; and Tina (Daniel Sr.) Jourdan, Oneida; one daughter-in-law, Patricia Denny, De Pere; 14 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Harvey (Pat) Skenandore and Edward (Beverly) Skenandore; two sisters, Lorraine Skenandore and Elizabeth Nicholas; a special nephew Kenneth Skenandore; many nieces and nephews. He is preceded in death by a son, Jeffery. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour on Thursday, October 26, 2017 from 4-8 pm. Visitation will continue on Friday, October 27, 2017, at Oneida Methodist Church from 9:30 am until services at 11:00 am with Pastor Dongsu Lee officiating. Burial will take place in the Oneida Methodist cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com A special thank you to St. Mary's ER Center and, the Brown County Police. Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on Oct. 25, 2017 | Skenandore, Frank (I343220)
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| 41892 | Frank E. Tate in entry for Frances Norma Tate, "Wisconsin, Births and Christenings, 1826-1926" name: Frances Norma Tate gender: Female baptism/christening date: baptism/christening place: birth date: 24 Jan 1905 birthplace: Horicon, Dodge, Wisconsin death date: name note: race: White father's name: Frank E. Tate father's birthplace: Fond Du Lac, Wis. father's age: mother's name: Josephine Leour mother's birthplace: Fond Du Lac, Wis. mother's age: indexing project (batch) number: C00310-7 system origin: Wisconsin-EASy source film number: 1302862 reference number: item 2 p 128 Citing this Record "Wisconsin, Births and Christenings, 1826-1926," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/XRNV-T4Z : accessed 27 Jan 2013), Frank E. Tate in entry for Frances Norma Tate, 24 Jan 1905. | Tate, Frances Norma E. (I138716)
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| 41893 | Frank Ebben 1/15/1896 7/21/1962 Post Crescent 7/23/1962 B 8 | Ebben, Frank Jacob (I24225)
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| 41894 | Frank Ebben Rose Ebben Richard Ebben Irene Ebben Robert Ebben Francis Ebben Jean Ebben | Ebben, Frank William (I131230)
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| 41895 | Frank Ebbens Rose Ebbens Robert Ebbens Francis Ebbens Jean Ebbens Roger Jordan Dennie Jordan | Unknown, Rose (I39148)
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| 41896 | Frank Ebbens Rose Ebbens Robert Ebbens Francis Ebbens Jean Ebbens Roger Jordan Dennie Jordan | Ebben, Frank William (I131230)
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| 41897 | Frank Eggleston Ida Eggleston Lloyd Eggleston Myra Eggleston Minnie Eggleston | Eggleston, Lloyd (I24624)
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| 41898 | Frank Eisenrich Anna E Eisenrich Rita M Eisenrich Mary F Eisenrich [4 1/12] Frank N Eisenrich [1 2/12] | Eisenreich, Frank (I195863)
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| 41899 | Frank Eisenriek Frank Eisenriek Andrew Eisenriek Joe Eisenriek Mary Eisenriek Johnny Eisenriek Geo Eisenriek Maggie Eisenriek | Eisenreich, Franz Joseph (I196165)
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| 41900 | Frank Eldred 64 [68] Anna J Eldred 59 Charles R Eldred 32 8/12 Nathan G Eldred 16 Eldred H Eldred 27 | Eldred, Frank (I157568)
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| 41901 | Frank Eldred Anna Eldred Frank R Eldred Charley J Eldred Harry L Eldred Florence L Eldred | Eldred, Frank Russel (I128550)
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| 41902 | Frank Eldred Anna Eldred Frank R Eldred Charley J Eldred Harry L Eldred Florence L Eldred | Eldred, Frank (I157568)
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| 41903 | Frank Endter Clara Endter Lolieta Endter Evelyn Endter Marcella Endter Milan Endter Beatrice Endter Inez Endter | Endter, Frederick August Edward (I153930)
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| 41904 | Frank Endter Clara Endter Lolieta Endter Evelyn Endter Marcella Endter Milan Endter Beatrice Endter Inez Endter | Endter, Beatrice (I201762)
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| 41905 | Frank Erbert born abt 10/4/1882 | Erbert, Leonard (I173912)
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| 41906 | Frank F Aerts Rose Aerts Norman J Aerts Leslie T Aerts Lucille P Aerts Conrad J Aerts James R Aerts Marion J Aerts [3/12] | Aerts, Frank (I111885)
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| 41907 | Frank F Bernard Pauline Bernard Minnie Bernard Ernestine Belling | Bernard, Francois (I119344)
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| 41908 | Frank F Bernard Pauline Bernard Minnie Bernard Ernestine Belling | Steffens, Pauline (I146402)
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| 41909 | Frank F Bressinck Josephine Bressinck Angiena B Bressinck Edward F Bressinck | Bressinck, Frank (I61583)
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| 41910 | Frank F Eicker Louis M Becker Dean S Becker Karl W Becker Anna *Encen [21] | Becker, Karl W. (I300204)
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| 41911 | Frank F Goetzman Cleo Goetzman John O Miller [4 3/12] [4 8/12] Frank I Goetzman [2 11/12] Mary C Osborne [1 4/12] Mary H Osborne [1 4/12] Niva M Osborne Mary H Osborne | Goetzman, Frank Irvin (I315907)
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| 41912 | Frank F Granger Ida M Granger Floyd S Granger Loretta A Granger Elmer Granger [1 7/12] | Granger, Elmer F. (I66009)
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| 41913 | Frank F Granger Ida M Granger Floyd S Granger Loretta A Granger Elmer Granger [1 7/12] | Granger, Frank (I188596)
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| 41914 | Frank F Granger Ida M Granger Floyd S Granger Loretta A Granger Elmer Granger Doris M Granger Fay N Granger | Granger, Elmer F. (I66009)
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| 41915 | Frank F Jentz Mary Jentz | Gentz, Francis (I160100)
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| 41916 | Frank F Krull Elvira Hauert James Hauert | Krull, Frank (I152054)
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| 41917 | Frank F Lennert Elizabeth Lennert Glenn Lennert Wayne Lennert Diane Lennert | Lennert, Frank "Ham" (I167231)
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| 41918 | Frank F Lennert Elizabeth Lennert Glenn Lennert Wayne Lennert Diane Lennert | Lennert, Wayne L. (I201139)
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| 41919 | Frank F Planert Amanda A Planert Glayds L Planert Carleton A Planert Florence Planert | Planert, Frank (I118153)
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| 41920 | Frank F Taggart Laura Taggart Peter Fralick | Taggart, Frank (I186644)
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| 41921 | Frank F Trettin Emma M Trettin Walter E Trettin Harry E Trettin | Trettien, Frank F. (I142574)
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| 41922 | Frank F Walker - 32 Esther M Walker - 28 Frank Walker - 9 Neil K Walker - 5 Ralph J Walker - 3 6/12 Lon E Walker - 1 6/12 Warren R Whittaker - 76 | Walker, Frank (I321556)
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| 41923 | Frank F Wright Anna B Wright Eugene M Wright Mary Wright Jessie F Mcgregor Irma Schultz | Wright, Frank E. (I340876)
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| 41924 | FRANK F. BECKER, president of the First National Bank of Kaukauna, Wisconsin, was born at Little Falls, New York, December 13, 1863, son of Charles and Anna (Waltman) Becker, both of whom were natives of Germany. In the year 1850 they came to the United States, landing in the city of New York, and after a short stay in that state they came to Outagamie county, Wisconsin, and engaged in farming near Appleton. This farm Mr. Becker cleared and developed and resided upon until 1875, when he moved into Appleton, making that his home until 1906, then lived with his son, Frank F., at Kaukauna, where he died January 11, 1911, and his wife June 17, 1908. Mr. and Mrs. Becker were the parents of five sons and three daughters, three sons now living. Frank F. Becker was educated in the country schools and in the city schools of Appleton, and after that he became a clerk in his father's shoe store at Appleton for a short time, then was clerk in the post office under G. M. Miller for two years. Succeeding this he was with the Appleton Furnace Company and the First National Bank of Appleton for two years each, and for a like length of time was connected with the Commercial National Bank of Appleton. Having by this time acquired a practical knowledge of banking, he accepted the position of cashier of the First National Bank of Kaukauna. This well known financial institution of Outagamie county was established in 1887, capitalized at $50,000, and with Col. H. A. Frambach as president, M. A. Hunt, vice-president, and Hugo Kuehmsted as cashier. In 1889 Frank F. Becker became cashier, and on June 1, 1906, succeeded to the presidency, which position he still holds, the other two present officers being J. J. Martens, vice-president, and William J. Tesch, cashier. The First National Bank of Kaukauna is in a very prosperous condition, the report of the Comptroller of the Currency of June 7, 1911, showing the bank's resources far above its liabilities and a healthy growth having taken place since the last accounting. The officers and directors are recognized as men of high reputation and personal character. In 1900, with his associates, acquired the Grand Rapids Waterpower and Boom Co. on the Mississippi river at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, and in 1901 organized the Itasca Paper Co., and built a complete ground wood pulp mill and print paper mill at that point, holding the position of president of both these companies. In the spring of 1904, with others, organized the First National Bank of Brillion, Wisconsin, and since its organization has been vice-president of the Brillion bank. Frank F. Becker was married June 5, 1895, to Miss Lois M., daughter of W. A. Poor, of Dubuque, Iowa, and to them have been born two sons: Deane S., born March 24, 1897, and Karl W., born February 6, 1902. Mr. Becker is a Blue Lodge member of the Masonic fraternity at Kaukauna, of which he is treasurer, and of the Chapter and Commandery of Knights Templar at Appleton. | Becker, Frank F. (I300206)
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| 41925 | FRANK F. TRETTIEN Frank F. Trettien, 77, 124 W. Pacific street, died at 2:15 this morning at his home after a 2-weeks' illness. Born July 19, 1861, in the town of Ellington, he lived there on a farm up to 20 years ago when he moved to Appleton. He was a member of St. Paul Lutheran church. Survivors are two sons, Walter C. Trettien, New Ulm, Minn.: Harry E. Trettien, Appleton: one brother, Charles. St. Paul. Minn.; three sisters. Mrs. Anna Rath, Apex, N. C.; Mrs. Ed McCandliss, Mrs. Meta Bemis, Antigo: five grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:45 Saturday afternoon at the residence and at 2 o'clock at St. Paul Lutheran church with the Rev. F. M. Brandt in charge. Burial will be in Riverside cemetery. The body will be at the residence from Friday morning to the hour of services. Page Twelve APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Thursday Evening, March 24,1938 TRETTIEN FUNERAL Funeral services for Frank F. Trettien. 72, 124 W. Pacific sheet, were held at 1.45 Saturday afternoon at the residence and at 2 o'clock at St. Paul Lutheran church with the Rev. F. M. Brandt in charge. Burial was in Riverside cemetery. Bearers were Henry Dilge, Philip Vogt, John Bohl, August Bettien, Jacob Loos, and Otto Rooge. Page Four APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Monday Evening, March 28,1938 Frank F. Trettin Born: July 19, 1861 Died: March 24, 1938 Place of Birth: Ellington, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 24, 1938 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: Appleton, WI Frank F. Trettin Born: July 19, 1861 Died: March 24, 1938 Place of Birth: Ellington, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 28, 1938 Section: Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: Appleton, WI | Trettien, Frank F. (I142574)
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| 41926 | FRANK F. TRETTIEN, who during the past twenty-five years has been identified with the farming interests of Ellington township, Outagamie county, is a native of this township, and was born on the farm which he now operates, July 19, 1861, a son of Christian Fred and Caroline (Schutter) Trettien. Christian Fred Trettien was born in Germany, and came to the United States when a young man, settling first in the State of New York, where he purchased land and lived for five years. While there he was married to Caroline Schutter, also a native of Germany, and they had one son, Charles, born in New York. In 1854 Mr. Trettien sold his Eastern property and brought his family to Wisconsin, settling in Outagamie county, where he bought the land now owned by his son Frank F., at that time a tract of heavy timber on which no improvements had been made. The rest of his life was spent on this property, and here his death occurred March 24, 1891, his widow surviving him until May 31, 1903. They had nine children, all of whom are living except one, William, who died in infancy. Frank F. Trettien attended the district schools of Ellington township and when twenty-two years of age went to South Dakota and took 160 acres of land to homestead, returning to this county three years later to rent his father's farm, which he bought five years later. Here he has since carried on mixed farming and dairying, and he raises some live stock for his own use. On April 22, 1891, Mr. Trettien was married to Miss Emma Herrmann, who was born in Greenville township, Outagamie county, April 6, 1868, the third day after the arrival from Germany of her parents, Carl and Fredericka Herrmann. Two children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Trettien, namely: Walter, born April 28, 1892; and Harry, born November 27, 1899, both at home. Mr. and Mrs. Trettien are members of the German Lutheran Church of Ellington township. | Trettien, Frank F. (I142574)
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| 41927 | FRANK FALCK, vice-president of the Seymour State Bank and for a number of years prominently identified with the business interests of Seymour, Wisconsin, is now living retired from business activities. Mr. Falck's birth occurred near Milwaukee, in what is now Washington county, Wisconsin, November 10, 1852, and he is a son of Phillip and Catherine (Hanger) Falck, natives of Darmstadt, River Rhine, Germany. Phillip Falck came to the United States when he was thirteen years of age with his parents, and the family settled at Albany, New York, where they resided for twenty-seven years, coming thence to Morrison, Brown county, Wisconsin. Phillip Falck's first work was on the streets of Albany, and he started for Milwaukee on foot, peddling on the way. He later located a homestead in Washington county, but eventually removed to Morrison, Brown county, where he purchased a farm and also conducted a general store, with which he was identified until 1876 and in this year turned the business over to his sons Phillip and Frank and retired from active life. His death occurred in 1889 at Morrison, when he was seventy-one years of age, his wife being the same age when she died ten years later. Their children were as follows: Jacob, Phillip, Frank, George, Peter, Marx, Catherine, John, Daniel and Louis, all of whom are living. Frank Falck received his early education in Brown county, where the family had located when he was but three years old, and after succeeding to his father's business carried that on with his brother Phillip at Morrison until 1890, when he sold his interests and moved to Seymour. Here he formed a partnership with his brother George, and they purchased a stock farm of sixty acres, located one mile south of the city. Two and one-half years later they disposed of this property, and Frank Falck embarked in the general merchandise business in the Odd Fellows building, in Seymour, where he built up a large and lucrative trade and won a wide circle of friends. In 1909, Mr. Falck turned this business over to his son Arthur M. Falck and Henry Wolk, who have since conducted the enterprise under the firm name of Falck & Wolk, and retired from business activities, although he still holds interest in several large business organizations and is vice-president of the Seymour State Bank. On November 10, 1879, Mr. Falck was married at Morrison, Wisconsin, to Caroline Gross, who was born at Morrison, December 3, 1855, daughter of John G. and Margaret (Marshall) Gross, natives of Germany. John G. Gross was born at Reichenhall, Bavaria, in 1828, and died January 17, 1909. He was a son of John G., Sr., and Christina Gross, whose other children were Sophia, Susan and Fred, and who all came to the United States. After the death of his wife, John G. Gross, Sr., joined his son, John G., Jr., who had come to the United States two years previous to this time and located in New York. He followed farming for two years and then came to Washington county, Wisconsin, and several years later removed to Morrison, Brown county, where he was engaged in farming and lumbering and also in conducting a sawmill. Mrs. Margaret (Marshall) Gross died March 6, 1897, aged sixty-six years. Their children were: August, Caroline, John, Louisa, Fred, Maggie, Sophia, Stena and Godfrey, and all are living. Mr. and Mrs. Falck have been the parents of two children: Louisa, born December 4, 1880, was married in August, 1908, to Henry Wolk, and they have one son, Frank A., born January 2, 1911; and Arthur M., born April 3, 1883, was married in 1910 to Lena Otto. | Falck, Frank (I316807)
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| 41928 | Frank Fargo Clara Fargo Dorothy Fargo | Jansen, Clara F. (I17052)
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| 41929 | Frank Farrell Kathryn Farrell Margaret Farrell | Farrell, Katharyn Elmira (I134234)
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| 41930 | Frank Feavel Minnie Feavel Arnold Feavel Mabel Feavel Ruth Feavel Lavina Feavel Walter Feavel | Feavel, Frank (I172952)
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| 41931 | Frank Feavel Minnie Feavel Arnold Feavel Mabel Feavel Ruth Feavel Lavina Feavel Walter Feavel | Feavel, Ruth (I172959)
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| 41932 | FRANK FEMAL SSN 393-01-7686 Residence: 54911 Appleton, Outagamie, WI Born 25 Nov 1900 Last Benefit: Died Feb 1980 Issued: WI (Before 1 951 | Femal, Frank J. (I77624)
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| 41933 | Frank Femal the Appleton switchman w ho was injured in the Ashland Div yards 6 weeks ago died at St. Elisabet hs Hospital in Appleton last Saturday, blood poisoning having set in. He w as 34 years of age and leaves a wife and several children. | Femal, Frank (I1791)
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| 41934 | Frank Femal Grace Femal Clifford Femal Phelan Femal Harry Femal Cathleen Femal Mary Femal Helen Femal G Femal Sally Femal | Femal, Clifford R. (I28720)
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| 41935 | Frank Femal Grace Femal Clifford Femal Phelan Femal Harry Femal Cathleen Femal Mary Femal Helen Femal G Femal Sally Femal | Femal, Frank J. (I77624)
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| 41936 | Frank Fennigan Clara Fennigan | Finnegan, Frank (I179589)
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| 41937 | Frank Fimstahl Augustine Firnstahl Rosa Firnstahl Francis Firnstahl Richard Firnstahl Alfonse Firnstahl Leo Firnstahl John Kurtz | Firnstahl, Frank (I86789)
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| 41938 | Frank Finagan 60 Ann Finagan 40 Mary Finagan 14 Anna Finagan 12 Andrew Finagan 11 Katie Finagan 9 Thomas Finagan 7 | Unknown, Anna Finnegan (I132533)
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| 41939 | Frank Finagan 60 Ann Finagan 40 Mary Finagan 14 Anna Finagan 12 Andrew Finagan 11 Katie Finagan 9 Thomas Finagan 7 | Finnegan, Frank (I132534)
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| 41940 | Frank Finagan 60 Ann Finagan 40 Mary Finagan 14 Anna Finagan 12 Andrew Finagan 11 Katie Finagan 9 Thomas Finagan 7 | Finnegan, Andrew (I162902)
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| 41941 | Frank Finnegan age 86, head of household also Nicholas Remmel and wife child in same house. (No evidence of being related) | Finnegan, Frank (I157077)
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| 41942 | Frank Finnegan Christine R Finnegan Roselie C Finnegan | VanderZanden, Christine (I135784)
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| 41943 | Frank Finnegan Christine R Finnegan Roselie C Finnegan | Finnegan, Francis X. (I135787)
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| 41944 | Frank Finnegan Henretta Finnegan Harry Finnegan Helen Finnegan Camille Finnegan | Finnegan, Arthur Frank (I179704)
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| 41945 | Frank Firnstahl Augusta Firnstahl Lucy Firnstahl Rosa Firnstahl Floyd F Firnstahl Richard D Firnstahl | Firnstahl, Frank (I86789)
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| 41946 | Frank Firnstahl Augusta A Firnstahl Rose S Firnstahl Francis F Firnstahl Richard I Firnstahl Alphonse G Firnstahl Leo S Firnstahl Lawrence P Firnstahl Helen C Firnstahl [2 9/12] | Firnstahl, Frank (I86789)
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| 41947 | FRANK FISCHER, one of the influential citizens of Center township, who has been prominent in local matters, and especially in securing good roads for this locality, is residing in the log house on the farm first settled on by his father, in the early '60s. The father, Joseph Fischer, was a native of Germany who came to the United States with his wife Margaret, and his seven children. Landing at New York, he at once made his way to Outagamie county, settling in the woods of Center township, where he built the log house and settled down to clear his land. The excellent state of preservation which the house is still in is something by which the character of this sturdy German pioneer can be judged. Thoroughness, excellence of work and stanch building, together with an admirable ability for securing the best materials, made this structure one that could defy the ravages of time and go on, year after year, performing its duty as a comfortable and ample shelter for members of the family. Joseph Fischer spent the rest of his life on this property and died in 1898, his widow surviving him but three years. Frank Fischer was born in 1868, on the farm which he now owns, and his education was secured in the district schools of Center township. After completing his studies he settled down to farm work, and he and his brother, Antone, are now operating this excellent property, carrying on general farming and dairying, and also engaging in stockraising to some extent. Mr. Fischer has always been a hard worker, and has not confined his hard work to his own interests, as his success in securing better roads for Center township will testify. He is a consistent member and liberal supporter of St. Edward's Catholic Church at Mackville. | Fischer, Francis "Frank" (I126644)
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| 41948 | Frank Fischer Mary Fischer Katie Fischer Adline Fischer Androw Fischer Rosa Fischer Mary L Fischer | Fischer, Frank (I126860)
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| 41949 | Frank Fischer Mary Fischer Katie Fischer Adaline Fischer Andrew Fischer Rosa Fischer Mary Fischer Anna Fischer | Fischer, Frank (I126860)
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| 41950 | Frank Flynn 37 Anna Flynn 37 Jarome Flynn 13 Teoreda Flynn 11 Marguerite Flynn 9 Lennon Flynn 7 Sarah Flynn 2 4/12 Anne Lizabeth Flynn 4/12 | Flynn, Francis "Frank" (I318409)
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| 41951 | Frank Flynn 37 Anna Flynn 37 Jarome Flynn 13 Teoreda Flynn 11 Marguerite Flynn 9 Lennon Flynn 7 Sarah Flynn 2 4/12 Anne Lizabeth Flynn 4/12 | Unknown, Anna E. (I318410)
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| 41952 | Frank Foegen Birth date not known. Died: November 29, 1955 Place of Birth: Buffalo City, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 3, 1955 Section: Page: 24 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Alma Location: Alma, WI Notes age 72 | Foegen, Frank (I112347)
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| 41953 | Frank Foerster Hulda Foerster Meada Foerster Hilda Foerster Olga Kerschner | Foerster, Medda (I328286)
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| 41954 | Frank Foerster Hulda Foerster Meada Foerster Hilda Foerster Olga Kerschner | Foerster, Frank (I328239)
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| 41955 | Frank Foerster Hulda Foerster Alfred Foerster | Foerster, Frank (I328239)
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| 41956 | Frank Foerster Hulda Foerster Alfred Foerster | Wilke, Hulda (I328283)
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| 41957 | Frank Forester Halda Forester Medda Forester Hilda Forester Alfred Forester Olga Kirschner | Foerster, Frank (I328239)
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| 41958 | Frank Forster Spouse: Anna Forster Born: April 7, 1887 Died: April 26, 1970 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 27, 1970 Section: B Page: 9 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Location: Appleton, WI | Forster, Frank (I156760)
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| 41959 | Frank Fountain Born: January 9, 1875 Died: January 11, 1944 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 12, 1944 Section: 2 Page: 15 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Marys Location: , Notes president J. Fountain Lumber Co | Fountain, Frank (I161281)
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| 41960 | Frank Friedle Cora Friedle Lena Friedle Elizabeth Friedle | Freedel, Lena (I104614)
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| 41961 | Frank Friedle Cora Friedle Lena Friedle Elizabeth Friedle | Freedel, Frank (I104621)
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| 41962 | Frank Friedle Cora Friedle Lena Friedle Elizabeth Friedle | Unknown, Mary (I104622)
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| 41963 | Frank Fries 41 Jennie Fries 41 Mathilda Fries 13 Lucia Fries 10 John Fries 9 William Fries 7 Alvina Fries 5 Frank Fries 2 | Fries, Frank (I142913)
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| 41964 | Frank Fries 53 Johanna Fries 52 Matilda Fries 23 Lucy I Fries 21 John Fries 19 William Fries 17 Alvina Fries 15 Frank Fries 12 Edward Fries 6 | Fries, Frank (I142913)
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| 41965 | Frank Fries died 7/18/1915 at 567 Walnut av, appl. born in appl to M. Fries and Barbara (illegible name ) Cause Apoplexy | Fries, Frank (I142913)
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| 41966 | FRANK FRIES, president, manager and stockholder of the Appleton Brewing & Malting Company, and president of the Outagamie County Bank of Appleton, the latter having been recently organized with a capitalization of $50,000, was born in this city in 1856, a son of Michael and Barbara (Kitter) Fries, natives of Germany. The father was born in Luxemburg, of the old country, and in 1852, accompanied by his wife, came to America and Wisconsin, where he continued agricultural pursuits until 1869. That year he bought an interest in a brewery at Appleton, later known as the Star Brewery, with which he was connected until his death in 1876. His widow survived him ten or eleven years. They had a family of three children, as follows: Susan, who married Jacob Kohl; Elizabeth, who married John Kohl; and Frank. Frank Fries received his education in the common schools of his native city, and his early experience in the brewing industry was secured with his father. He was at one time part owner of the Walter Brewery, of Neenah and Menasha, which took the name of Walter Brothers & Fries, and of which he was manager, but disposed of his interests, and from 1891 to 1899 was connected with the Appleton Marble & Granite Works. In December of the latter year he organized the Appleton Brewing & Malting Company, the present officers of the firm being: Frank Fries, president and manager; John Haug, vice-president and brew master; and Nick Dohr, secretary and treasurer. The brewery has an output of 19,000 barrels per year, specializing in "Mellow Brau" and "Prime" beer, and the firm does all of its own bottling, makes its own malt and uses home barley exclusively. The plant employs about twenty men and the product is sold by wagon throughout Appleton and in the country within a radius of twenty miles. Mr. Fries is a Democrat in politics, and is fraternally connected with the Eagles. His religious connection is with St. Joseph's Catholic Church. In 1882 he married Miss Emma Miller, a native of this county, who died in 1883, leaving one daughter, now married and residing in Appleton. Mr. Fries' second marriage was to Johanna Nicholay, of New Holstein, Wisconsin, and the following are the names of the children now living born to this union: John M. and William J., associated with their father in business; Frank and Edward, attending school; Matilda S., who married Frank Kasel, February 22, 1911; Lucia, who married Paul Abendroth in July, 1911; and Alwina, living at home. Mr. Fries is one of the solid, substantial business men of Appleton and a credit to the city he calls his home. | Fries, Frank (I142913)
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| 41967 | Frank Fritsch, a well known former resident of our city, died suddenly at his home in Grimms on Wednesday last, the cause of death being heart failure. Mr. Fritsch was engaged in some little task in his home when stricken. Apparently he had been a well man and when members of the family found the dead body the tragedy took then entirely unawares. Physicians who were summoned declared death had come to him instantaneously and without pain. Decedent was born in the town of Maple Grove in 1867. Some time after his marriage to Miss Annie Barth he removed with his family to Brillion and for many years was a trusted employe of the Ornsby Lime Co., and later the Western Lime and Cement Co. which conducts a large lime and crushed stone products plant here. About five years ago he was promoted to a foremanship and then superintendent of the large Grimms plant and was highly regarded by his employers for the careful and diligent discharge of his duties. His relations with the men under him were always the most friendly. Surviving him are the sorrowing widow and ten children, five sons and five daughters. The sons are Ruben, Melvin, Edward, Victor and Lester. The daughters are Alma, Ester, Pearl, Ethel and Vivian. All the children are at Grimms. He is also survived by four brothers, Charles, John, George and Anton, two sisters, Mrs. Mary Sorenson, and Mrs. Sara Grundschnable, both of Dorchester. The funeral will take place tomorrow and will be in charge of the Brillion Lodge of Odd Fellows. Interment will be in Brillion. Brillion News - October 20, 1922 | Fritsch, Frank (I37873)
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| 41968 | Frank Fritsch Emma Fritsch Ralph Fritsch Howard Fritsch Wilbur Fritsch Charles Fritsch Frank Fritsch Leo Fritsch | Fritsch, Ralph (I158386)
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| 41969 | Frank Fritsch Emma Fritsch Ralph Fritsch Howard Fritsch Wilbur Fritsch Charles Fritsch Frank Fritsch Leo Fritsch | Huelsbeck, Emma (I158387)
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| 41970 | Frank Fritsch Emma Fritsch Ralph Fritsch Howard Fritsch Wilbur Fritsch Charles Fritsch Frank Fritsch Leo Fritsch | Fritsch, Frank (I158390)
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| 41971 | Frank Fritsch Emma Fritsch Ralph Fritsch Howard Fritsch Wilbur Fritsch Charles Fritsch Frank Fritsch Leo Fritsch | Fritsch, Howard (I171788)
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| 41972 | Frank Fuhrmann John Fuhrmann Paulina Fuhrmann Lilly Fuhrmann Rose Fuhrmann | Fuhrmann, Franz Henry (I188230)
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| 41973 | Frank G Drexler Fay I Drexler Harold C Drexler Harriet M Drexler Doris H Drexler Lois F Drexler Mae L Drexler Magdaline Cole | Drexler, Frank G. (I169884)
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| 41974 | Frank G Hoffman 57 Gertrude Hoffman 51 Doris An Hoffman 19 Robert Hoffman 16 Richard F Hoffman 16 William J Hoffman11 | Hoffmann, Frank George (I28808)
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| 41975 | Frank G Mccabe Julia B Mccabe Susan Mccabe Bernard Mccabe Joseph Mccabe | McCabe, Susan (I141403)
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| 41976 | Frank G Mccabe Julia B Mccabe Susan Mccabe Bernard Mccabe Joseph Mccabe | McCabe, Bernard (I177683)
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| 41977 | Frank G Neumann Katherine Neumann Edna C Neumann Gladys C Neumann Madeline A Neumann Vernon F Neumann | Neumann, Madeline (I132321)
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| 41978 | Frank G Neumann Katherine Neumann Edna C Neumann Gladys C Neumann Madeline A Neumann Vernon F Neumann | Neumann, Frank (I150345)
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| 41979 | Frank G Stroebe Marie Stroebe Francis Stroebe | Stroebe, Frank (I124152)
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| 41980 | Frank G. Hoffmann Birth date not known. Died: July 10, 1954 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: July 12, 1954 Section:Page: 17 Type: OB CemeteryName: Oak HillLocation: Neenah, WI Notes news article | Hoffmann, Frank George (I28808)
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| 41981 | FRANK G. KURZ, deceased. Probably in no city in the world can the rapid and wonderful development of the uses of electricity be studied to better advantage than in Appleton, Wisconsin, for here was started the first permanent electric street railway and subsequent developments have made this city supreme in the uses of this wonderful agent. Of such immense importance is electricity in modern life, those pioneers in this line, whose talent, energy, courage and patience in combination with their capital, must be recalled and remembered with admiration and gratitude. In this connection the late Frank G. Kurz mnay be cited, who, with his brother, W. D. Kurz, was largely responsible for the development of Appleton's electrical interests. Here Frank G. and his brother, W. D., helped to install the first electric light plant used in America. Frank G. and his brother having had it in charge. Frank G. Kurz was born at Ripon, Wisconsin, September 27, 1864, and died March 5, 1910, a son of G. D. and Augusta (Chaeve) Kurz. They were born in Saxony, Germany, and both came to America, with their parents, locating at Ripon, Wisconsin, at a very early day. In April, 1871, the father of Frank G. Kurz came to Appleton and opened a tinshop, which he conducted during all his active life. Both he and wife died at Appleton. Of their family of four sons and two daughters, Frank G. was the third in order of birth. His education was secured in the public schools and at Lawrence University after which he learned the tinning trade with his father. Of a natural mechanical turn of mind, he occupied himself during his younger years with inventing articles of more or less utility, and very early, in association with his brother, became interested in electricity, and before becoming connected with the Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat anld Power Company, had been concerned with various electric light and power plants at Appleton for nearly a, score of years. In 1887 Frank G. Kurz succeeded his brother, W. D. Kurz, as superintendent of the Appleton Edison Light Company, and during the remainder of his life he was in the electrical business. He was claimed as a personal friend by Thomas A. Edison. In 1903, Mr. Kurz bought an interest in the electrical establishment of Kurz and Root. They manufactured electrical supplies and established electrical plants throughout the country, the only plant of the kind in this part of the state. The first electrical convention called by Thomas A. Edison was attended by only eight delegates, of which Frank G. Kurz was one. On August 11, 1891, Frank G. Kurz was married to Miss Mary Derleder, a daughter of Nicholas and Elizabeth (Tenner) Derleder. They were born in Bavaria, Germany, and came to Oshkosh, Wisconsin, in 1850, where they still live. Two children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kurz: Louis and Estella. Mrs. Kurz is a. member of the Lutheran Church. Mr. Kurz belonged to the Independent Order of Odd Fellows. | Kurz, Frank G. (I308195)
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| 41982 | Frank Gajewski Mary Gajewski | Gajewski, Frank Xavier (I163922)
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| 41983 | Frank Gajewski Mary Gajewski | Gajewski, Frank Xavier (I163922)
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| 41984 | Frank Garlich (?) list ed as head of household of owned mortgaged house in Kaukauna. His mother S ophia, listed living with him. Also brothers Will, Geo. and John, and sist er Lena and wife Nellie.Frank listed age as 30, born in Wisconsin, parents born Germany, occupati on papermaker. 1905 Census, Kaukauna WI, Film # 1020979, page 702; | Noie, Frank George (I250)
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| 41985 | Frank Gast Meta Gast Mabel Gast Harry Gast Ruth Gast Harold Gast Angeline Gast [11/12] | Gast, Frank (I309447)
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| 41986 | Frank Gavelinger 79 Marguerite Gavelinger 73 Lizzie Gavelinger 31 Frank Gavelinger 14 Lena Gavelinger 12 | Neuers, Margaret (I89284)
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| 41987 | Frank Gavelinger Marguerite Gavelinger Lizzie Gavelinger Frank Gavelinger Lena Gavelinger | Gevelinger, Frank (I77313)
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| 41988 | Frank Geblinger Maggie Geblinger Lizzie Geblinger | Gevelinger, Frank (I77313)
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| 41989 | Frank Gee Beals 38 [28] Alice Beals b. WI 34 Bettina Beals B. WI 7 | Barnes, Alice Alexandra (I158538)
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| 41990 | FRANK GEHRING PASSES AWAY Freedom Resident Dies of Apoplexy at His Home Frank Gehring died early this morning as a result of apoplexy. He was 71 years of age and was a well known resident of the village of Freedom. The funeral will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Interment will be at Riverside Cemetery, this city. | Gehring, Christian Frank (I95574)
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| 41991 | Frank Gehring Mary Gehring Otello Gehring Ludwig Gehring Minnie Gehring Josephine Gehring | Gehring, Ludwig Louis (I95576)
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| 41992 | Frank Gehring Rebecka Gehring Ottille Gehring Ludwick Gehring Minnie Gehring Josephene Gehring Fredrick Gehring Andrew Gehring Mary Gehring | Gehring, Ludwig Louis (I95576)
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| 41993 | Frank Geiger Clara Geiger Dorothy Geiger [1/12] | Wittman, Clara (I11267)
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| 41994 | Frank Geiger Clara Geiger Dorothy Geiger [1/12] | Geiger, Frank (I169981)
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| 41995 | Frank Geiger Anna Geiger Mary Geiger Michael Geiger Frank Geiger Anna Geiger Elsie Geiger [11/12] Francis Geiger [11/12] Henry Geiger | Geiger, Anna (I154020)
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| 41996 | Frank Geiger Anne Geiger Marie Geiger Michel Geiger Frank Geiger Annie Geiger Elise Geiger Fracis Geiger Joseph Geiger Louise Geiger Hellen Geiger Alyouis Geiger [4 10/12] Agness Geiger [3 3/12] Henry Geiger [1 10/12] Henrietta Geiger [1 10/12] Benn Geiger [3/12] | Geiger, Anna (I154020)
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| 41997 | Frank GeigerABBOTSFORD - Frank Geiger 98, formerly of Abbotsford, died Saturday April 17, 2004, at Colonial Center of Colby.Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at St. Bernard's Catholic Church, Abbotsford. Burial will be in Dorchester Memorial Cemetery. The Rev. John Malik will officiate. Pallbearers will be Kenneth Apfelbeck, Ronald Schmitt, Gregory Geiger, Galen Hanne, David Witte, Derek Lofland and Lawrence Sterzinger.Visitation will be from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Maurina Funeral Home, Abbotsford, with a parish rosary service at 7:30 p.m.Frank was born January 30, 1906, in the town of Mayville, rural Dorchester, to Frank and Anna (Metz) Geiger. He married Clara Wittman April 9, 1929. She died March 23, 1969. Frank and Stella Krueger Smudde were married on November 7, 1970. He farmed in the town of Mayville, rural Dorchester, until 1944 and then in the town of Mayville, rural Abbotsford, until moving to Abbotsford in 1970. He enjoyed fishing, playing cards and bowling in the Abbotsford and Dorchester Senior Leagues. Frank was a member of St. Bernard's Catholic Church, Catholic Order of Foresters, and Catholic Family Life Insurance.Frank is survived by his wife, Stella; his children, Rita (Emery) Schmitt of Abbotsford, Louis (Kathleen) Geiger of Sparta, Jeanette (Vernon) Hanne of Yuma, Ariz., Doris (Dean) Witte of Colby, Celine (Leo) Lofland of Ogema, and Diane (Darrel) Sterzinger of Howell, Mich.; 28 grandchildren; 68 great-grandchildren; 14 great-great-grandchildren; his step-children, Wilbert (Helen) Smudde of Butternut, George (Delores) Smudde of Glenview, Ill., Ray (Irene) Smudde of Addison, Ill., Tony (Alyce) Smudde of Elk Grove Village, Ill., Emily (Bernard) Raczykowski of Abbotsford, Theresa Bachler of Merrillville, Ind., and Vera Lukas of Naperville, Ill.; and his sisters and brothers, Agnes Pupp of Marshfield, Henrietta Gundlach of Marshfield, Ethel (Edward) Pupp of Wausau, Henry Geiger of Milwaukee, Anthony (Junilla) Geiger of Haines City, Fla., and Leo (Dorothy) Geiger of Loyal.Frank was preceded in death by his parents; his first wife, Clara; two daughters, Alvina Geiger and Dorothy Apfelbeck Pirwitz; four grandchildren, Rock Lee Geiger, Mary Clara Lofland, Debra Witte, and Keith Sterzinger; four brothers, Joseph, Mike, Aloysius, and Benjamin; and six sisters, Anna, Mae, Helen, Lucy, Elsie and Frances. | Geiger, Frank (I169981)
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| 41998 | Frank Geniesse Hanna Geniesse Earnest Geniesse Francis Geniesse | Geniesse, Frank (I136974)
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| 41999 | Frank Geniesse Hanna Geniesse Earnest Geniesse Francis Geniesse | Geniesse, Ernest (I136976)
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| 42000 | Frank Gentz Mary Gentz Emma Gentz William Gentz Henry Gentz Clara Gentz | Gentz, Francis (I160100)
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