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 43,001 to 44,000 of 172,762
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| 43001 | Frank Vanlaanen Rose Vanlaanen Vance Vanlaanen Phoeba Vanlaanen Rose Vanlaanen Frank Vanlaanen Paul Vanlaanen | VanLaanen, Francis John (I129896)
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| 43002 | Frank Vanlanen Cathrine Vanlanen Colette Vanlanen Ruben Vanlanen Mary Vanlanen Ralph Vanlanen Norbert Vanlanen Francis Vanlanen William Van Lanen Eugene Van Lanen | VanLanen, Francis J. (I7415)
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| 43003 | Frank Vanlanen Cathrine Vanlanen Colette Vanlanen Ruben Vanlanen Mary Vanlanen Ralph Vanlanen Norbert Vanlanen Francis Vanlanen William Van Lanen Eugene Van Lanen | VanLanen, Reuben J. (I7417)
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| 43004 | Frank Vannienhovin Elizabeth Vannienhovin Nettie Vannienhovin John Vannienhovin William Vannienhovin Mary Vannienhovin Edward Vannienhovin Joseph Vannienhovin Cecelia Vannienhovin Tilloe Vannienhovin | Vannieuwenhoven, John Baptiste (I149819)
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| 43005 | Frank Vannienhovin Elizabeth Vannienhovin Nettie Vannienhovin John Vannienhovin William Vannienhovin Mary Vannienhovin Edward Vannienhovin Joseph Vannienhovin Cecelia Vannienhovin Tilloe Vannienhovin | Vannieuwenhoven, Frank (I178339)
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| 43006 | Frank Vannieuwenhoven Elizabeth Vannieuwenhoven John B Vannieuwenhoven Edward Vannieuwenhoven Joseph Vannieuwenhoven Cecilia Vannieuwenhoven Matilda Vannieuwenhoven Lucy Vannieuwenhoven Magdeline Vannieuwenhoven Gustiva Vannieuwenhoven Marcella Vannieuwenhoven [2 8/12] Albert Vannieuwenhoven [1 8/12] | Vannieuwenhoven, Frank (I178339)
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| 43007 | Frank Vannieuwenhoven Elizabeth Vannieuwenhoven John B Vannieuwenhoven Edward Vannieuwenhoven Joseph Vannieuwenhoven Cecilia Vannieuwenhoven Matilda Vannieuwenhoven Lucy Vannieuwenhoven Magdeline Vannieuwenhoven Gustiva Vannieuwenhoven Marcella Vannieuwenhoven [2 8/12] Albert Vannieuwenhoven [1 8/12] | Vannieuwenhoven, John Baptiste (I149819)
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| 43008 | Frank Vannieuwenhoven J Adelle Vannieuwenhoven Frederick Vannieuwenhoven Victor Vannieuwenhoven Lucy Vannieuwenhoven Serena Vannieuwenhoven Lauretta Vannieuwenhoven | Vannieuwenhoven, Loretta (I131552)
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| 43009 | Frank Vannieuwenhoven Elizabeth Vannieuwenhoven Magdaline Vannieuwenhoven Gustava Vannieuwenhoven Marcella Vannieuwenhoven Albert Vannieuwenhoven Andrew Vannieuwenhoven Evelyn Vannieuwenhoven Dorothy Vannieuwenhoven Joseph Vannieuwenhoven | Vannieuwenhoven, Frank (I178339)
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| 43010 | Frank Vannieuwenhoven Adelle Vannieuwenhoven Victor Vannieuwenhoven Loretta Vannieuwenhoven | Vannieuwenhoven, Loretta (I131552)
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| 43011 | Frank Ver Bust Minnie Ver Bust Alphons Ver Bust Emil Ver Bust | VerBust, Frank (I132287)
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| 43012 | Frank Ver Bust Minnie Ver Bust Alphons Ver Bust Emil Ver Bust | VerBust, Emil (I342357)
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| 43013 | Frank Verbrick Hannah Verbrick Conrad Verbrick | Verbrick, Conrad (I17291)
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| 43014 | Frank Verburt Minnie Verbust Peter Verbust Alphonse Verbust Emil Verbust Jerar Verbust | VerBust, Frank (I132287)
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| 43015 | Frank Verbust Minnie Verbust Emil Verbust | VerBust, Emil (I342357)
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| 43016 | Frank Verhagen Helen Verhagen | Verhagen, Frank M. (I84490)
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| 43017 | Frank Verhagen Helen Verhagen Janet Verhagen Richard Verhagen Nancy Verhagen Virginia Verhagen | Verhagen, Frank M. (I84490)
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| 43018 | Frank Verkuilen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Verkuilen of Athens, Wis., died at the Stanley Hospital last Monday morning at four o'clock of severe burns and other injuries suffered early Friday morning, Jan. 1st, while escaping from the burning building of John Schultz, his uncle, whom he has been assisting in his store for several months past. Mr. Schultz, who condition is not considered serious, is under a local doctor's care at the Becker Hotel. John Retired about eleven o'clock that evening, after attending to his furnace fire, and Frank about three, he having waited at the bus depot across the street and expecting his cousin from Milwaukee. Both men were asleep in their bedrooms on the second floor and in the northeast part of the building. When the heat of the flames awoke them, Frank evidently delayed several minutes to pack a hand bag and then rushed through the flames down the stairway. He attempted to escape by the rear down downstairs but was cut off by flames and was forced to fight his way through them again to the front door of the building, where he broke through the glass and staggered into the Riteway Restaurant across the street. John Schultz was driven back by the flames coming through the stairway, attempted to get to the kitchen by a trap door but smoke compelled him to try to escape by way of a front window. He could not make it and in desperation found a back window, broke it and jumped to the ground. The store building, located on the corner of Washington and Stanley Streets, was a 30 x 60 structure. After a fire which partly destroyed it about seven years ago, the building was remodeled and tile veneered. The loss incurred is estimated at $16,000, only partly covered by insurance. The origin of the fire is unknown. | Verkuilen, Frank (I145134)
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| 43019 | Frank Verkuilen Anna Verkuilen Raymond Verkuilen Lawrence Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Frank (I64402)
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| 43020 | Frank Verkuilen Anna Verkuilen Raymond Verkuilen Lawrence Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Lawrence (I137741)
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| 43021 | Frank Verkuilen Anna Verkuilen Raymond Verkuilen Lawrence Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Raymond (I137742)
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| 43022 | Frank Verkuilen Anna W Verkuilen Raymond Verkuilen Lawrence Verkuilen Joe H Lesher Ray Dohms | Verkuilen, Frank (I64402)
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| 43023 | Frank Verkuilen Anna W Verkuilen Raymond Verkuilen Lawrence Verkuilen Joe H Lesher Ray Dohms | Verkuilen, Lawrence (I137741)
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| 43024 | Frank Vernderheyden Mary Vernderheyden Haiem Vernderheyden Ethel Vernderheyden May Vernderheyden Augustus Vernderheyden | VanderHeyden, Hiram Joseph (I117603)
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| 43025 | Frank Verner Katherine Verrier Dorothy Verrier Marie Verrier Katherine Verrier | Verrier, Frank (I195079)
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| 43026 | Frank Verner Katherine Verrier Dorothy Verrier Marie Verrier Katherine Verrier | Verrier, Marie (I197917)
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| 43027 | Frank Verner Katherine Verrier Dorothy Verrier Marie Verrier Katherine Verrier [0/12] | Verrier, Frank I. (I195082)
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| 43028 | Frank Verrier Catherine Verrier | Verrier, Frank (I195079)
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| 43029 | Frank Verrier Katharine Verrier Dorothy Verrier Marie Verrier Katharine Verrier Jacob Verrier Joseph Verrier Bernadetto Verrier [2 6/12] | Verrier, Frank I. (I195082)
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| 43030 | Frank Verrier Catherine Verrier Frank Verrier | Verrier, Frank I. (I195082)
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| 43031 | Frank Versteg Annie Versteg Willard Versteg Frances Versteg | Verstegen, Francis J. (I33479)
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| 43032 | Frank Versteg Annie Versteg Willard Versteg Frances Versteg | Golden, Anna (I43819)
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| 43033 | FRANK VERSTEGEN, one of the progressive and enterprising business citize ns of Little Chute, Wisconsin, who is the proprietor of an up-to-date hardware store, was born in this village in 1869, a son of a pioneer of 1850, Arnold Verstegen, who was born in Holland in 1820. On first coming to Outagamie county, Arnold Verstegen settled on a wild prairie farm in Little Chute township, which he cleared and lade into a valuable property, and in 1862 went into the flour milling business, which was his occupation at the time of his death in 1890. He was married (first) in 1844, to Mary Biemans, who died in 1865, leaving the following children: Katherine, who married Martin Coonen of Buchanan township; Mary, who married John Hoyman of Freedom township; John E., who is a retired business man and village marshal of Little Chute; Herman J., president of the Little Chute Bank; and Jane, who married John Von der Weynelenberg of Wrightstown. Mr. Verstegen was married (second) in 1867, to Katherina Von der Ahe, by wholl he had children as follows: Frank; Dinah, who married Martin Harties of Little Chute; Nellie, who married Ed. Johnson of Deer Creek township; Joseph, president of the Little Chute Lumber and Fuel Company; Arnold and Peter, farmers of Little Chute township; and Cornelius, who is also a resident of this township. Mrs. Verstegen still survives her husband and makes her home at Wrightstown, Wisconsin. Frank Verstegen received his education in the public schools of Little Chute and until 1895 worked in the flour mill with his father, also representing the: firm on the road as a traveling salesman. In 1895 he opened his present hardware and implement store, which he has conducted very successfully to the present time. In 1896, Mr. Verstegen was married to Miss Annie Golden, who was born in Wrightstown, Wisconsin. daughter of Patrick and Anna (Golden) Golden, who came to Outagamie county in 1866 and engaged in farming during the remainder of their lives. Three children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Verstegen: Willard, Francis and Myrtle. All of the members of the family are devout worshipers at the Catholic Church, and Mr. Verstegen is connected with the Foresters and the Modern Woodmen of America. | Verstegen, Francis J. (I33479)
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| 43034 | Frank Verstegen Anna Verstegen Willard Verstegen Frances Verstegen Merth Verstegen Annie Wylenberg | Verstegen, Francis J. (I33479)
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| 43035 | Frank Verstegen Annie Verstegen Frances Verstegen Myrtle Verstegen | Verstegen, Francis J. (I33479)
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| 43036 | Frank Verstegen John G Wildenberg Myrtle Wildenberg Delores Anna Wildenberg Gertrude Vandenhoogan | Verstegen, Francis J. (I33479)
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| 43037 | Frank Vogel Regina Vogel Thelma Vogel Florian Vogel Marlone Vogel Robert Vogel Jean Mary Vogel | Vogel, Frank (I203685)
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| 43038 | Frank Vondrack Annie Vondrack Wenzel Vondrack Katie Vondrack Annie Vondrack Barbie Vondrack Albert Vondrack Rose Vondrack Frank Vondrack Joe Vondrack Daniel Vondrack Stephen Vondrack | Vondracek, Frank (I138891)
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| 43039 | Frank Vondrack Annie Vondrack Wenzel Vondrack Katie Vondrack Annie Vondrack Barbie Vondrack Albert Vondrack Rose Vondrack Frank Vondrack Joe Vondrack Daniel Vondrack Stephen Vondrack | Vondracek, Frank (I184207)
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| 43040 | Frank W Ackerman Regina B Ackerman Millicent M Ackerman Howard F Ackerman Paul J Ackerman | Ackerman, Francis Frank (I34090)
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| 43041 | Frank W Belling Dora Belling Orville Belling Merlin Belling Donald Belling [3 7/12] Dorothy Belling [2 7/12] | Belling, Frank W. (I3627)
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| 43042 | Frank W Beyer Marie J Beyer Raymond H Beyer Harland E Beyer Kenneth R Beyer [9/12] | Beyer, Frank W. (I151917)
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| 43043 | Frank W Beyer Marie J Beyer Raymond H Beyer Harland E Beyer Kenneth R Beyer [9/12] | Beyer, Harland E. (I162116)
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| 43044 | Frank W Coenen 36 Lena H Coenen 37 Louis P Coenen 13 Agatha M Coenen 11 Florence D Coenen 9 Herbert W Coenen 8 Francis J Coenen 6 Helen M Coenen 5 Caroline A Coenen 2 3/12 | Coenen, Frank (I87761)
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| 43045 | Frank W Frisbie 41 Pauline B Frisbie 37 | Frisbie, Frank Warren (I55958)
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| 43046 | Frank W Frisbie 50 Pauline B Frisbie 47 | Frisbie, Frank Warren (I55958)
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| 43047 | Frank W Frisbie Pauline B Frisbie | Orsinger, Paulina Bertha (I55956)
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| 43048 | Frank W Frisbie Pauline B Frisbie | Orsinger, Paulina Bertha (I55956)
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| 43049 | Frank W Hanert 64 [44] Mary Hanert 49 Helen Hanert 27 [72] Edwin Hanert 25 | Hauert, Frank W. (I200754)
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| 43050 | Frank W Harriman 39 Matilda Harriman 36 B. DEC 1863 WI. Sarah C Harriman 14 Elleanor M Harriman 9 Joseph E Harriman 1/12 Minnie Putzloff 19 SERVANT Florain Harriman 33 BROTHER | Harriman, Judge Frank Wilson (I200153)
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| 43051 | Frank W Hauert Mary J Hauert Helen L Hauert Edwin J Hauert Lorain N Hauert Citing this Record: "Wisconsin, State Census, 1905," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MM3R-7YR : accessed 02 Nov 2014), Frank W Hauert, Appleton city, ward 5, Outagamie, Wisconsin; citing p. 281, line 35, State Historical Society, Madison; FHL microfilm 1020979 | Hauert, Frank W. (I200754)
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| 43052 | Frank W Liethen 41 Tharcilfa Liethen 32 Frank Liethen 9 Phillis Liethen 8 William Liethen 7 John Liethen 5 Mary Liethen 1 Merle D Fischer 18 | Liethen, Frank William (I153131)
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| 43053 | Frank W Mischler 9 May 1901 8 Feb 1976 72 | Mischler, Frank W. (I137526)
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| 43054 | Frank W Nohr 43 Jessie Nohr 38 Inis E Nohr 12 Irean M Nohr 6 Leath M Nohr 4 Bettie L Nohr 2 | Nohr, Letha M. (I91495)
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| 43055 | Frank W Schuster Rosa Schuster Louis Schuster Willie Schuster Freddie Schuster Thressa Schuster Jacob Schuster | SCHUSTER, Frank Wenzel (I102)
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| 43056 | Frank W Schuster Rosa Schuster Louis Schuster Willie Schuster Freddie Schuster Thressa Schuster Jacob Schuster | ASCHENBRENNER, Rosalia (I103)
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| 43057 | Frank W Schuster Rosa Schuster Louis Schuster Willie Schuster Freddie Schuster Thressa Schuster Jacob Schuster | Schuster, Louis Leroy (I1222)
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| 43058 | Frank W Schuster Rosa Schuster Louis Schuster Willie Schuster Freddie Schuster Thressa Schuster Jacob Schuster | Schuster, William J. (I1223)
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| 43059 | Frank W Schuster Rosa Schuster Louis Schuster Willie Schuster Freddie Schuster Thressa Schuster Jacob Schuster | Schuster, Fredrick Joseph (I1228)
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| 43060 | Frank W Schuster Rosa Schuster Louis Schuster Willie Schuster Freddie Schuster Thressa Schuster Jacob Schuster | Schuster, Jacob "Jake" (I50163)
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| 43061 | Frank W Zirbel 46 Charlotta Zirbel 38 Hulda Zirbel 18 Aokenna Zirbel 12 Rueben Zirbel 8 Mabel Zirbel 7 Frank Zirbel 4 11/12 | Zirbel, Frank William (I148622)
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| 43062 | Frank W. Ashenbrenner, 99, passed away at Rennes Health and Rehabilitation Center on July 27th. Frank was born February 14, 1914 in Menasha to Frank and Elizabeth (Urban) Ashenbrenner. He worked at Banta Publishing Company for nearly forty years. He married Mary Elizabeth (Betty) Hrubesky on February 4, 1937. After over fifty-nine years of marriage, Betty passed away in 1996. Frank is survived by Marie Hansen with whom he has shared his life for the past thirteen years. He is also survived by a daughter, Linda Nornberg, Neenah, and a son, Fred (Vicki) Ashenbrenner, Sherwood, six grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Tom, and three brothers. A memorial service for Frank will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 at the WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME (537 N. Superior St. Appleton). A time of visitation will be held from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Frank's name. Wichmann Funeral Home 573 N. Superior St. Appleton 920-739-1231 Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 29, 2013 | Ashenbrenner, Frank (I324492)
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| 43063 | FRANK W. BELLING Frank William Belling, 57, 1102 N. Division street, died at his home early today after a year's illness. He was born in Appleton Sept. 21, 1884. Survivors are one daughter, Dorothy; three sons, Orville, Merlin and Donald, Appleton; three brothers, Henry and Theodore, Appleton; William, Fond du Lac; six sisters, Mrs. Al Casperson, Mrs. Oscar Loos, Mrs. Martha Witt, Mrs. Arthur Frances, Appleton; Mrs. Anita Lauferski, Chicago; Mrs. Herman Hidde, Sheboygan; one grandchild. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 Thursday afternoon at Hoh Funeral home, with burial in Riverside cemetery. The body may be viewed at the funeral home after 7 o'clock Wednesday night. | Belling, Frank W. (I3627)
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| 43064 | FRANK W. HARRIMAN, deceased. When a life full of usefulness comes to its close, it is fitting that a record should be made of those events and characteristics which made the life successful and made its ending a sorrow to those who value the best and noblest qualities among their associates. In the death of Frank Harriman, Appleton lost one of its noblest characters and most useful citizens, one who entwined his active energies with the very life of the community and helped it in a degree that it is hardly able for its citizens to appreciate. Mr. Harriman's public career was such that even his worst enemy could not detract from its brightness as an example for the ambitious youth of this generation. Born April 22, 1861, at Appleton, he was a son of Judge Joseph E. and Celia (Pratt) Harriman, natives of New York. Joseph E. Harriman was born at Louisville, St. Lawrence county, New York, August 14, 1834, and was educated at Milton College and Lawrence University, but suffered greatly from sickness, which disabled him, partially, during the latter part of his life. However, his was the courage that overcomes such obstacles, and he rose to an enviable place among his fellows. Coming to Wisconsin in 1852, he started as a clerk, and from the time when he was first elected treasurer of the city of Appleton, in 1860, he rose rapidly, from alderman and justice of the peace, to Mayor and County Judge, and he also served in the capacities of school treasurer, park commissioner, secretary and treasurer of the Appleton Cemetery Association and various other offices in the gift of the people. He was instrumental in the promoting of many of Appleton's most beneficial public enterprises, and as a man and official was known and esteemed all over the county. He married Celia Pratt, of Milton, Wisconsin, and they had four children: Frank W.; Fred J.; Florian J., and Flora L . Frank W. Harriman received his education in the public schools of Appleton, and three years after his graduation from the Appleton High School he became a school teacher, serving two years as principal of the Sixth Ward School. He entered his father's office as register of probate, assisting him from 1882 to 1889, during which time he was studying law, and December 21, 1883, was admitted to the bar. He became a very successful lawyer, making a specialty of probate practice. He was a man of superior attainments and attained a large and valuable practice, extending to remote parts. He filled the office of County Judge after the death of his father, serving in that capacity until January 1, 1890, and during the year following was appointed postmaster of Appleton, an office in which he served four years. He was secretary of the Blaine and Logan Club, during the campaign of 1884, was secretary of the County Republican Committee for a long period beginning with 1886, was delegate to a number of conventions and the State and the National Conventions of 1888; was treasurer of the Second School District from 1887 to 1891; was secretary of the Outagamie County Bar Association from the time of organization until his death; was secretary and treasurer of the Appleton Cemetery Association for a long period, and in 1904 was elected to the office of Mayor of Appleton, in which capacity he served favorably for one term. He was also instrumental in establishing the Union High School, and did more, perhaps, for the Appleton school system than any man in the history of the city. Socially, he was connected with the Odd Fellows, in which he filled all the chairs in the Subordinate Lodge and Encampment, was grand warden of the Grand Lodge of the State of Wisconsin, and was Grand Representative of the lodge during 1898. He was an active member of the Congregational Church, in the faith of which he died May 16, 1907, mourned not only by a wide circle of friends and acquaintances, but by those who knew him as a real public benefactor, an honest and upright public official and a man in every sense that the word implies . In September, 1884, Mr. Harriman was united in marriage with Miss Matilda Waterhouse, who was born in Waupaca county, Wisconsin, daughter of B. B. and Sarah (McKerlie) Waterhouse, old settlers of Waupaca county. To this union there were born the following children: Sarah Celia, who married Percy H. Meyers, an expert accountant, of Milwaukee; and Eleanor May, Joseph, Matilda and Francis, all at home . | Harriman, Judge Frank Wilson (I200153)
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| 43065 | FRANK W. HAUERT, who was born in Brookfield, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, August 6, 1865, is one of Appleton's well-known business men, and is proprietor of the oldest grain and feed establishment in this city. He is a son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Reineman) Hauert, the former a native of Baden, Germany, and the latter of the same country, from whence she came with her parents. Jacob Hauert came to the United States as a young man and settled first in Milwaukee, from whence, in 1849, he traveled overland to California during the days of the discovery of gold. Having accumulated considerable means there, he returned by way of boat, and was married in Milwaukee, after which he purchased land in Waukesha county, where all of his children were born. Mr. Hauert started to come to Outagamie county about 1868, to loan money, and about 1874 he settled in Appleton and bought a half interest in the Charles Morey flour mill. Later Nicholas Weiland bought Mr. Morey's interest in the business, which still later became Wambolt, Hauert & Company, Incorporated, and eventually the Hauerts all sold their interest in the business and Jacob Hauert retired, living a quiet life until his death in 1905, at the age of eighty-four years, his widow surviving until January 22, 1909. Although not a member of any church Mr. Hauert was liberal in his contributions to church and charitable movements. He had a family of nine children, as follows: Henry, who is deceased, was manager of the flour mill and later with his brother, Jacob J., in the flour and feed business, and had a wife and one son, Robert; George, a retired farmer of Oshkosh, has a wife and two children; Jacob J., engaged in the hardware business in Appleton, is married and has five children; one child who died in infancy; Annie, who died at the age of 13 years; Julia, who married Henry Kossel, a resident of Oshkosh, engaged in the real estate business; Frank W., Appleton; Fred C., resident of Black Creek, Wisconsin, the proprietor of a general store, has a wife and two children; and Amelia, who married Henry Losselyong, a mail carrier of Appleton, has two children. Frank W. Hauert received a common school education in the schools of Waukesha. county, and as a youth came to Appleton and went to work for his brothers, Henry and Jacob, who were engaged in the flour and feed business here. After the death of Henry Hauert, Frank W., on April 25, 1894, bought his brother's interest in the business, which he has since conducted alone with great success. The present store was erected by Mr. Hauert's father, in 1883, and is a two-story structure, 53x80 feet. Mr. Hauert is the leading flour, feed and seed merchant in Appleton, and his stand is the oldest in the city. On January 19, 1891, Mr. Hauert was united in marriage with Mary Bowhousen, and they have had four children.: May, who is deceased; and Helen, Ervin J, and Lorine, all at home. Mr. Hauert's fraternal connections are with the Woodmen and the Eagles. | Hauert, Frank W. (I200754)
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| 43066 | Frank W. Tikalsky, 64. a resident of Brillion for the past 45 years and for a number of years employed as an electrician by the Wisconsin Public Service corporation, died suddenly of a heart attack at Brillion Sunday evening. Mr. Tikalsky had been up as usual yesterday and had not complained of feeling ill. Funeral services will he heldvThursday at 9:30 a. m. from the St. Mary's Catholic church in Brillion. The deceased was born at Maple Grove in 1870 and was married in 1894 to Miss Lena Meetz. The deceased located in Brillion 45 years ago. Mrs. Tikalsky died six years ago. Survivors are his mother, Mrs. John Tikalsky, Manitowoc; two daughters, Mrs. Adolph Pritzl, Brillion, and Mrs. Marie Koopmans, Evanston, Ill.; five sons, Edward, Rapid Clty, Roland, Brillion, Norman and Frank Jr., Milwaukee, and "Richard, Hartford, Wis.; two brothers, Charles of this city and John, Antigo; and five sisters, Mrs. Mary Novac, Deerbrook, Mrs. Rose Galbraith, and Mrs. Christine Peterik, this city, Mrs. Kate Lawrence, Milwaukee and Mrs. Anna. Kornetzsky, Greenleaf. --Manitowoc Herald-Times, 22 Oct 1934, Mon, Page 2 | Tikalsky, Frank (I182245)
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| 43067 | Frank W. Verhagen, age 74, Shiocton, passed away with his family by his side on Saturday, November 12, 2016, after a long battle with lung cancer. He was born on August 5, 1942, in Appleton son of the late Frank M. and Helen (Wilson) Verhagen. He graduated from Kimberly High School in 1960. He served in the US Army from 1960-1963. On February 14, 1997, Frank was united in marriage to Jane Ring at Messiah Lutheran Church, Shiocton. He worked his entire life in HVAC Industry retiring from Bouchers Heating and Cooling. Frank was an avid hunter especially passionate about goose hunting. He also enjoyed camping, golfing, woodworking, ice-fishing, flying his airplane and riding on his lawn mower. Frank is survived by his wife Jane; children: Frank (Karla) Verhagen; Kristi Verhagen Fioravanti; Terri Singletary; Ron Verhagen; Troy Schuh; step-sons, Daniel (Shelly) Drexel and Zachary (Kim) Mulder; grandchildren: Andrea and Anthony Verhagen, Andrew and Kyle Fioravanti, Kiara Drexel, and Trinity, Elijah and Haddie Mulder; sisters, Janet Fiedler; Ginger (Lyle) Van Dyn Hoven and Sharon (Edmund) Spang. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and many friends. His parents, a brother Richard and a sister Nancy preceded him in death. Funeral services for Frank will be held on Wednesday, November 16, 2016, at 11:00 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Marcus Schulz officiating. Visitation will be held at the church on Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. until the time of service. Burial will be in the Emanuel Lutheran Cemetery, Town on Lebanon. The family would like to thank Hospice nurse Christina for her kindness and compassion as well as the CNAs at ThedaCare at Home. In lieu of flowers a memorial fund has been established. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Nov. 13, 2016 | Verhagen, Frank W. (I337557)
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| 43068 | Frank Wade Heresie Wade John Wade Katie Wade Frank Wade Mary Wade Joseph Wade Alluis Wade | Mader, Frank Jr. (I340656)
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| 43069 | Frank Wader Irene Wader Donald Wader Mary Kiley | Kiley, John (I151677)
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| 43070 | Frank Wader Irene Wader Donald Wader Mary Kiley | Kiley, Irene (I151679)
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| 43071 | Frank Wader Irene Wader Donald Wader Mary Kiley | Mader, Frank Jr. (I340656)
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| 43072 | Frank Wanta 44 Mary Wanta 39 Agmond Wanta 19 Victor Wanta 18 William Wanta 17 Irene Wanta 13 Marion Wanta 11 Rufus Wanta 7 | Wanta, Frank (I108703)
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| 43073 | FRANK WARDECK Frank Wardeck, 55, former Appleton resident, died at Maplewood, Wis.. Saturday after a long illness. He left Appleton 17 years ago. Survivors are the. widow; four daughters, Irene and Frances, at home; Mrs. Isabel Walter, Algoma: Mrs. Marie Dufek, Sawyer; one son. Gerald. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning at the residence at Maplewood and at 9:30 at St. Anne's church there. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, July 18, 1938 | Page 5 | Wardeck, Frank (I128772)
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| 43074 | Frank Wardeck 27 Mary Wardeck 26 | Wardeck, Frank (I128772)
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| 43075 | Frank Wardeck 37 Mary Wardeck 36 Gerald Wardeck 7 Isabelle Wardeck 1 [1 2/12] Mary Wardeck 0 [3/12] | Wardeck, Frank (I128772)
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| 43076 | Frank Wardeck 47 Mary Wardeck 46 Gerald F Wardeck 17 Isabel T Wardeck 14 Marie R Wardeck 10 Frances F Wardeck 8 Irene Wardeck 7 | Wardeck, Frank (I128772)
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| 43077 | Frank Warth Daisy Warth Robert Rank Charles Rank Donald Rank | Strathmann, Theresia Catherine "Daisy" (I311678)
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| 43078 | Frank Wassenberg 9/21/1886 9/27/1943 Post Crescent 9/28/1943 1 12 | Wassenberg, Frank F. (I151655)
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| 43079 | Frank Wassenburg 34 Mary Wassenburg 22 John Wassenburg 3 | Wassenberg, Lawrence "Frank" (I40594)
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| 43080 | Frank Watermolen Cecelia Watermolen Irene N Watermolen Bernice Watermolen Donald W Watermolen Kenneth R Watermolen [1 3/12] | Rodaer, Cecelia (I178804)
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| 43081 | Frank Watermolen Cecelia Watermolen Bernile Watermolen Donald Watermolen Kenneth Watermolen Gaylord Watermolen Shirley Mae Watermolen | Watermolen, Donald (I96318)
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| 43082 | Frank Watermolen Cecelia Watermolen Bernile Watermolen Donald Watermolen Kenneth Watermolen Gaylord Watermolen Shirley Mae Watermolen | Watermolen, Frank (I159983)
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| 43083 | Frank Weiler Catherine Weiler John W Weiler [1 3/12] | VanDenzen, Catherine "Babe" (I63885)
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| 43084 | Frank Weiler Catherine Weiler John W Weiler [1 3/12] | Weiler, Frank (I63886)
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| 43085 | Frank Weiler Catherine Weiler John W Weiler [1 3/12] | Weiler, John "Jack" (I63887)
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| 43086 | Frank Weinke Mina Weinke Elaine Weinke Lawrence Weinke Erma Weinke Marcella Weinke Edith Weinke | Weinke, Frank (I177230)
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| 43087 | Frank Weiss Anna Weiss Johny Weiss Anna Weiss Fred Weiss Rose Weiss Racy Weiss Charles Weiss | Weiss, Anna (I133171)
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| 43088 | Frank Wencel Emma Wencel Arthur Wencel | Wenzel, Frank Theodore (I128716)
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| 43089 | Frank Wenzal Emma Wenzal Arthur Wenzal Raymond Wenzel Rosetta Wenzel Leona Wenzel Edward Wenzel Donald Wenzel | Wenzel, Frank Theodore (I128716)
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| 43090 | Frank Wenzel Emma Wenzel Arthur Wenzel Rosetta Wenzel Raymond Wenzel Leona Wenzel | Wenzel, Frank Theodore (I128716)
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| 43091 | Frank Wenzel Emma Wenzel Arthur Wenzel Rosetta Wenzel Raymond Wenzel [9] Leona Wenzel Edward Wenzel Willard Wenzel | Wenzel, Raymond (I120521)
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| 43092 | Frank Wenzel Emma Wenzel Arthur Wenzel Rosetta Wenzel Raymond Wenzel [9] Leona Wenzel Edward Wenzel Willard Wenzel | Wenzel, Frank Theodore (I128716)
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| 43093 | Frank Werner Clara Werner Anna Werner Franciska Werner | Werner, Frank (I168280)
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| 43094 | Frank Werner Clara Werner Anna Werner Franciska Werner | Unknown, Clara (I168281)
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| 43095 | Frank Werner Minnie Werner Charles Werner Martha Werner Mary Werner | Werner, Martha (I63107)
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| 43096 | Frank Werner Minnie Werner Charles Werner Martha Werner Mary Werner | Werner, Frank (I193505)
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| 43097 | Frank Werts Johannia Katherine Werts Katherine Johanna Werts [2 4/12] | Werts, Frank (I162059)
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| 43098 | Frank Werts Anna Werts Catherine Werts Julia Werts Elizabeth Werts Norbert Werts Raymond Werts [1 6/12] | Werts, Frank (I162059)
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| 43099 | Frank Wettengel Annie Wettengel M J Wettengel Mamie Wettengel Frank Wettengel Robert Wettengel William Wettengel Barbara Wettengel Leo Wettengel George Wettengel | Wettengel, Frank (I156883)
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| 43100 | Frank Wettengel Annie Wettengel Mamie Wettengel | Stilp, Anna (I29229)
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| 43101 | Frank Weyenberg 2/19/1959 Post Crescent 2/21/1959 A 3 | Weyenberg, Frank "Duce" (I33080)
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| 43102 | Frank Wicher Mary Wicher Katie Krezowski Anton Krezowski Joseph Wicher James Wicher Annie Wicher Emma Wicher Albert Kogowski | Wicker, Anna (I109904)
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| 43103 | Frank Wicker Mary Wicker Joseph Wicker James Wicker Annie Wicker Emma Wicker | Wicker, Anna (I109904)
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| 43104 | Frank Wiegand 31 Lucy Wiegand 31 Esther Wiegand 9 Maribell Wiegand 7 Marie Wiegand 6 Arline Wiegand 4 Unice Wiegand 9/12 | Wiegand, Frank Simon (I86135)
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| 43105 | Frank Willems 27 Nora Willems 26 Arnold Willems 2 Lawence Willems 1 | Willems, Francis Hubert (I104284)
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| 43106 | Frank Willems 51 Nora Willems 50 Norbert Willems 22 Marie Willems 24 Louis Willems 19 Mark Willems 17 Gilbert Willems 15 Ruta Willems 13 Quentin Willems 11 Janette Willems 7 Gerald Willems 9 Carol Willems 2 10/12 | Willems, Francis Hubert (I104284)
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| 43107 | Frank Wilson 48 Hellen Wilson 50 Anna Wilson 23 Grace Wilson 20 | Wilson, Frank (I308136)
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| 43108 | FRANK WILSON, superintendent of the Atlas Paper Mills at Appleton, a branch of the Kimberly-Clark interests, and a well-known resident of Appleton, is a native of New York State, having been born at Waddington, St. Lawrence county, in 1854, a son of Spafford and Ann (Hatch) Wilson, the former a harnessmaker, now deceased, and the latter of whom attained the advanced age of ninety years. Frank Wilson entered the papermaking business as soon as he had acquired a common school education, working for seven years in the mill at Waddington, New York. In 1883 he came to Appleton, entering the employ of the Kimberly-Clark Company, for whom he operated a machine for a period covering twenty years. This long and faithful service was rewarded by his advancement to the position of superintendent of the Atlas Mills at Appleton, and his success, like the success of any other man, has been due to his untiring efforts along his special line, his faithfulness to duty, and a determination to rise above his fellows . Mr. Wilson was married to Helen Rand, of Waddington, New York, and to this union there were born children; three of whom are deceased, the survivors being: Grace, who resides at home with her parents; and Anna, who is engaged in teaching. The family home is in Appleton . | Wilson, Frank (I308136)
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| 43109 | Frank Wilson Helen Wilson Anna Wilson Grace Wilson | Wilson, Frank (I308136)
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| 43110 | Frank Wilson Helen Wilson Anna Wilson Grace Wilson | Wilson, Frank (I308136)
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| 43111 | Frank Winarski Julia Winarski Bernhard Winarski Paul Winarski Agnes Winarski Frances Winarski | Winarski, Bernard (I224)
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| 43112 | Frank Winkenwerder Clara Winkenwerder Victor Winkenwerder Wilbur Winkenwerder Carol Winkenwerder Le Roy Winkenwerder | Winkenwerder, Leroy (I340412)
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| 43113 | Frank Winkenwerder Clara Winkenwerder Victor Winkenwerder Wilbur Winkenwerder Carol Winkenwerder Le Roy Winkenwerder | Winkenwerder, Frank (I340413)
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| 43114 | Frank Winkler Pauline Winkler | Winkler, Frank J. (I205042)
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| 43115 | Frank Winkler Paulina Winkler | Winkler, Frank J. (I205042)
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| 43116 | Frank Winkler Melina Winkler | Winkler, Frank J. (I205042)
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| 43117 | Frank Wippich Marcella Wippich Alois Wippich Richard Wippich | Wippich, Frank (I141625)
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| 43118 | Frank Wirtz Mary J Wirtz Mary Wirtz Joseph Wirtz Maggey Wirtz Gustine Wirtz Anna Wirtz Laurence Wirtz Jenny Wirtz Nicolaus Wirtz | Wirtz, Nicholas (I122983)
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| 43119 | Frank Wirtz Mary J Wirtz Mary Wirtz Joseph Wirtz Maggey Wirtz Gustine Wirtz Anna Wirtz Laurence Wirtz Jenny Wirtz Nicolaus Wirtz | Wirtz, Frank (I159519)
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| 43120 | Frank Wirtz Marie Wirtz | Wirtz, Frank (I159519)
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| 43121 | Frank Wirtz Mary J Wirtz | Wirtz, Frank (I159519)
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| 43122 | Frank Woelfel Gertrude Woelfel Florence M Woelfel Gudelia Woelfel Ermina Woelfel Lucille Woelfel Odelia Woelfel Cyrilla A Woelfel | Woelfel, Frank (I324817)
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| 43123 | Frank Wolfinger 46 Minnie Wolfinger 41 Caroline Wolfinger 16 Bernard Wolfinger 15 Frank Wolfinger 15 John Wolfinger 12 Nicholas Wolfinger 8 Mary Wolfinger 8 Annie Wolfinger 6 Louis Wolfinger 3 | Wolfinger, Frank (I5087)
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| 43124 | Frank Wolfinger 46 Minnie Wolfinger 41 Caroline Wolfinger 16 Bernard Wolfinger 15 Frank Wolfinger 15 John Wolfinger 12 Nicholas Wolfinger 8 Mary Wolfinger 8 Annie Wolfinger 6 Louis Wolfinger 3 | Wolfinger, Nicholas (I59789)
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| 43125 | Frank Wolfinger who died at Sheboygan was buried at St. John's on Wed. 1907 Kaukauna Times dated 1/11/1907 OBITUARY Frank Wolfinger died saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Anna Steimle at Sheboygan, aged 88 years. His wife died 6 years ago. He is survived by 4 other children; Mrs. John Hoffmann of Belguim, Joseph and Frank of Dundas, and John of Brillion. | Wolfinger, Frank (I5084)
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| 43126 | Frank Wollersheim 4/17/1886 7/28/1962 Post Crescent 7/30/1962 B 8 | Wollersheim, Frank P. (I133293)
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| 43127 | Frank Wolter Rose Wolter Verna Wolter Herbert Wolter Slenden Wolter Lorane Wolter Rita Wolter Audry Wolter | Wolter, Frank (I318429)
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| 43128 | Frank Woltra Rose A Woltra Verna G Woltra [3 9/12] Herbert R Woltra [1 9/12] | Wolter, Herbert (I316401)
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| 43129 | Frank Woltra Rose A Woltra Verna G Woltra [3 9/12] Herbert R Woltra | Wolter, Frank (I318429)
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| 43130 | Frank Wurtz Johanna Wurtz Christina Wurtz Mary Anna Wurtz Lawrence Wurtz Jennie Wurtz Nicholas Wurtz John B. Wurtz | Wirtz, Frank (I159519)
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| 43131 | Frank X Gajewski Mary Gajewski Ophelia Gajewski | Gajewski, Frank Xavier (I163922)
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| 43132 | Frank X Hugler 51 Mary Hugler 48 Kattie Hugler 25 Ottellia Hugler 24 Frank Hugler 21 Michel Hugler 19 Mary Hugler 17 Theodore Hugler 14 Annie Hugler 8 Francis Hugler 5 Katherine Klahn 6 Jacob Palm 68 | Palm, Jacob (I163450)
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| 43133 | Frank Yingling, 906 Desnoyer St. Kaukauna; Age 77, died at 3:30 at home, Wednesday morning, aft er a lingering illness. He was born December 4, 1891 in Kaukauna and w as a lifelong resident of Kaukauna. He was employed at Thilmany Pulp and P aper Company until his retirement in 1956. He was a member of the Holy Na me Society of Holy Cross Catholic Church. Survivors are his wife, Mary; o ne daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Kennedy, Appleton and five sons, Orville and Fra ncis, Appleton; Donald and James, Kaukauna; Norbert, Omaha: Nebraska; t wo sisters Mrs. Gertrude: Heinz, DeLand, FL. Mrs. Albert (Theresa) Schieff elbein, Kaukauna; 18 grandchildren. Funeral services will held at 11 a. m. Friday moning from the Holy Cross Catholic Church, with burial in the p arish cemetery. | Yingling, Frank (I3270)
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| 43134 | Frank Ylingling Mary Ylingling Jerome Ylingling Orville Ylingling Donald Ylingling Norbert Ylingling Francis Ylingling Dorothy Ylingling James Ylingling | Yingling, Frank (I3270)
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| 43135 | Frank Ylingling Mary Ylingling Jerome Ylingling Orville Ylingling Donald Ylingling Norbert Ylingling Francis Ylingling Dorothy Ylingling James Ylingling | Feller, Mary Catharina "Mayme" (I3286)
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| 43136 | Frank Ylingling Mary Ylingling Jerome Ylingling Orville Ylingling Donald Ylingling Norbert Ylingling Francis Ylingling Dorothy Ylingling James Ylingling | Yingling, Donald R. (I680)
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| 43137 | Frank Young - 23 Petter Young - 60 | Young, Peter (I121951)
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| 43138 | Frank Young Josephine Young Napolean Young Merlin Young Loretta Young Lloyd Young Hilda Young Floyd Young Lysle Young [11/12] | Young, Frank (I188097)
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| 43139 | Frank Young Josephine Young Lloyd Young Hilda Young Floyd Young Lyle Young Dwain Young Mark Young | Thebo, Josephine (I140265)
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| 43140 | Frank Young Josephine Young Lloyd Young Hilda Young Floyd Young Lyle Young Dwain Young Mark Young | Young, Frank (I188097)
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| 43141 | Frank Z Blazek 53 Therssa Blazek 56 Wenzel E Blazek 21 Ann S Blazek 19 Gertrude E Blazek 12 George W Blazek 12 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T62 http://interactive.ancestryheritagequest.com/2442/M-T0627-04509-00219?pid=79146257&backurl=http://search.ancestryheritagequest.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DvPY35%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1940usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26gsfn%3DWENZEL%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3DBLAZEK%26gsln_x%3D0%26msrpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D52%26msrpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3Df%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D0%26h%3D79146257%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=vPY35&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Blazek, Wenzel (I112543)
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| 43142 | Frank Zehetner Dena Zehetner | Zehetner, Frank (I323781)
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| 43143 | Frank Zennick - 49 Amilia Zennick - 48 Theodor Zennick - 20 Mary Zennick - 18 Annie Zennick - 11 Frank Zennick - 9 Amilia Zennick - 7 | Jennick, Amelia (I34640)
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| 43144 | Frank ZIMMER Self M Mal 46 PRUS Farmer PRUS PRUS Elizabeth ZIMMER Wife M Female W 44 PRUSSIA Keep House P RUS PRUS John ZIMMER Son S Male W 21 WI Farmer PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Kate ZIMMER Dau S Female W 16 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Mary ZIMMER Dau S Female W 14 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Nicolaus ZIMMER Son S Male W 12 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Jacob ZIMMER Son S Male W 9 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Elizabeth ZIMMER Dau S Female W 7 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Thresia ZIMMER Dau S Female W 3 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA George ZIMMER Son S Male W 1 WI PRUSSIA PRUSSIA 1880 Census, Wrightstown, Brown, WI.Family History Library Film 12554 18 NA Film Number T9-1418 Page Number 361B | Zimmer, Frank (I41401)
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| 43145 | Frank Zimmerman a pioneer resident of Freedom died Sunday, aged 80 years, funeral was held on Tuesday. | Zimmerman, Frank (I645)
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| 43146 | Frank Zitske Adeline Zitske Leon Zitske | Zitske, Frank (I174980)
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| 43147 | Frank Zuleger Amelia Zuleger Mary M Zuleger Clara Zuleger Anna Zuleger August R Zuleger Grace Zuleger Mabel Zuleger Mildred Zuleger | Zuleger, August N. (I147884)
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| 43148 | Frank Zuleger Amelia Zuleger Mary M Zuleger Clara Zuleger Anna Zuleger August R Zuleger Grace Zuleger Mabel Zuleger Mildred Zuleger | Zuleger, Frank (I147886)
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| 43149 | Frank's obituary appeared in t he "Appleton Post Crescent" from Appleton, Outagamie County, Wiscons in on January 15, 1940: "Frank Nienhaus, 83, 522 N. State Street, died at 8 o'clock yesterday morn ing (1/14/1940) following a week's illness. Born November 1, 1856 at Hartf ord, Nienhaus lived on a farm at Freedom until 30 years ago when he mov ed to Appleton. He was a member of St. Joseph's church and of the Holy Na me society and St. Joseph's society of the church. Mr. and Mrs. Nienhaus w ere to have celebrated their sixty-first wedding anniversary Saturday. Sur vivors are the widow; five daughters, Mrs. Charles Radtke, Mrs. Melvin Gro otemont, Mrs. John Haug, Jr., and Mrs. Ernest Paltzer, Appleton; Mrs. Fra nk R. Appleton, Oneida; four sons, Peter, Appleton; Ted, Little Chute; Mik e, Isaar; Frank, Jr., Escanaba, Michigan; one sister, Mrs. Wenzel Heind l, Kaukauna; twenty-four grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Fun eral services will be held at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Joseph 's church, the cortege forming at the Schommer Funeral home at 8:30. A sol emn requiem high mass will be said at the church. Burial will be in the pa rish cemetary chapel. The body will be at the funeral home from this eveni ng until time of services, and prayers will be said at the funeral ho me at 8 o'clock tonight and Tuesday night." (Source: "Nienhaus Family Hist ory and Genealogy") | Nienhaus, Frank K. (I105883)
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| 43150 | Frank, Francis Alexius Francis Alexius Frank, known as "Frank Frank" to all, died peacefully in the early morning hours of Monday, January 9, 2012. "Dear" to Ruth for 49 years, loving father to sons Timothy, William and Nicholas, adoring father-in-law to Jennifer, beloved grandfather to Elizabeth, Ian and Andrea, and dear friend to Beth and Polly, all of whom survive him. Frank devoted his life to his family and was loved and cherished. He was generous and kind, thoughtful and supportive and a friend to many. Frank served his country in the United States 15th Army from January 1, 1941 to March 1, 1946. He spoke occasionally and modestly of his service and corresponded regularly with those he met during the war. He returned recently to visit a German family with whom he had remained in contact since the American occupation of Germany. His studies interrupted by the war, Frank returned to the University of Wisconsin to earn his Bachelor's degree in Philosophy. Frank applied his math and logic skills to his long career as an accountant. Frank survived his parents Olga (nee Wolf), and Franz Joseph, and worked the family farm in St. John, WI, with brothers Harold, Allan, Robert and Roman, all of whom he survived. In lieu of flowers, (though Frank loved flowers and was a lifelong gardener), donations in his memory may be addressed to the Milwaukee Ballet independently, or via the family. Frank valued his relationships with the Ballet's founders and regularly attended performances with his family. Memorial services to be held 11:30AM, Saturday, January 21, 2012, at Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church at S. 41st Street and Oklahoma Ave. in Milwaukee. Frank Frank, you will be dearly missed. Published in Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on January 18, 2012 | Frank, Francis Alexius (I80083)
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| 43151 | Frank, Roman AnthonyRoman Anthony Frank, age 88, of 889 Irish Ct. Chilton, died on Saturday Oc tober 2, 2004 at his home. He was born on Aug. 5, 1916 in St. John, s on of the late Joseph & Olga (Wolf) Frank. He married Claudia Brunel le on August 8, 1942 and they had 3 children. She preceded him in dea th on March 30, 1966. On May 13, 1967 he married Ethel Miotke, and she pre ceded him in death in September of 1993. He then married Arlyne (Suttne r) Sielaff on August 1, 2001 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Hilbert. He at tended St. John the Baptist Catholic School, and was a graduate and valedi ctorian of the Hilbert High School class of 1934. (Arlyne was the salutato rian of the same class) He attended the Spencerian Business College in Mil waukee, and worked as operations manager for Manufacturers Box Co. from 19 40 until his retirement in 1982.He was a member of St. Mary Catholic Church in Hilbert. Romy enjoyed playi ng sheepshead and cribbage, was an avid follower of the Packers and Brewer s, and he was a whiz at word puzzles, and Wheel of Fortune. Romy lov ed to dance and wanted to get a waltz in with Arlyne any chance he could.Survivors include his wife Arlyne; his three children: Roger (Kay) Fra nk of Denver, CO, Sharon Reichert of Belleview, FL, Ronald Frank; a step-d aughter, Carol (Steve) Walvisch of Mount Pleasant, MI; seven grandchildre n, three step-granddaughters, 19 great grandchildren; a brother, Francis ( Ruth) Frank of Milwaukee; two sisters-in-law, Dolores Suttner of Chilto n, Dorothy Suttner of Brillion; and many nieces, nephews, and other relati ves.He was also preceded in death by three brothers: Harold, Robert and All an Frank; and by a sister-in-law, Marian Frank.Funeral services will be at 7 p.m. on Thursday October 7, 2004 at St. Ma ry Catholic Church in Hilbert, (108 S. 6th St.) with the Rev. Rallen Stenc il officiating. Burial will take place in Holy Cross Cemetery in Milwauke e. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St .) in Chilton from 5 to 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, and again on Friday at Ho ly Cross Chapel (7301 W. Nash) in Milwaukee from 10 to 11 a.m. when commit tal prayers will be held. Online Condolenceswww.wietingfuneralhome.com | Frank, Roman Anthony (I80081)
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| 43152 | Frank | Frank, Conrad (I64620)
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| 43153 | Frank | Frank, Orville C. (I158065)
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| 43154 | Franken Peter Martin Franken Katherine Franken | Franken, Martin (I335227)
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| 43155 | Franken Peter Martin Franken Katherine Franken | Franken, Peter (I335230)
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| 43156 | FRANKFORT - Leo W. Eimers died Sunday at his home in Frankfort at the age of 65. Funeral mass will be celebrated Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in St. Ann's Catholic Church, Frankfort, with the Rev. Edward Lomantagne and the Rev. Robert Eimers officiating. Burial will be in St. Bernard's Cemetery, Redfield. Pallbearers will be Steve, Lawrence and Sylvester Robinson, Terry, David and Darcy Hansen. Leo W. Eimers was born Aug. 9, 1911, at Frankfort and he spent his entire life on the farm at Frankfort. He married Dorothy Hansen, April 11, 1945, at Redfield. He was a member of St. Ann's Church, Frankfort, and Knights of Columbus, Redfield. Survivors include his widow, Dorothy; two sons, Ronald, Redfield, and Donald, Aberdeen; two grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. Viola Hall, Redfield. He was preceded in death by his parents and one sister. Rosary will be recited Tuesday at 8 p.m. and by the Knights of Columbus at 8:30 p.m. in the Coleman-Thelen Funeral Home, Redfield. Daily Plainsman, Huron, Beadle, South Dakota, Monday, January 3, 1977, p5 c7 | Eimers, Leo W. (I4555)
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| 43157 | Frankfort Township, Edgar Route #1, Wisconsin | Ellenbecker, Marie E. (I103568)
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| 43158 | Frankie Stroup Andrew Stroup Geo W Stroup May Stroup | Stroupe, Andrew (I147908)
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| 43159 | Franklin B Gilson Althea Gilson | Gilson, Frank (I176783)
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| 43160 | Franklin B. Post 303-1/2 S. Walnut St. Age 55, passed away suddenly at 4:30 p.m. Saturday. He was born in Sheboygan March 17, 1909 and had been a life resident of Appleton. Mr. Post is a retired Kimberly Clark employee and 'for many years was an active (deputy sheriff of Outagamie County. He was a member of the Holy Name Society of St. Mary Church. Survivors are his widow; two sons, Franklin A. Post and James L. Post both of Appleton; two daughters, Mrs. Al Kobussen. Rt. 2, Neenah and Mrs. Mark Laux, Appleton; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Post, Appleton: two sisters, Mrs. David Cowling. Neenah and Mrs. Sylvester Adrian, Appleton; 19 grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 10 a.m. at St. Mary Church with interment in St. Joseph Cemetery. Friends may call at the Ellenbecker Funeral Home Monday afternoon after 2 p.m. where the rosary will be prayed at 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 21, 1964 Appleton Post-Crescent B-10 | Post, Franklin (I202307)
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| 43161 | Franklin Babillillea 59 Charlotte Babillillea 58 Irving E Babillillea 25 Charles E Babillillea 22 Lawrence F Babillillea 21 Franklin H Babillillea 82 | Bacheller, Irving Edward (I130403)
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| 43162 | Franklin Babillillea Charlotte Babillillea Irving E Babillillea Charles E Babillillea Lawrence F Babillillea Franklin H Babillillea | Bacheller, Franklin H. (I130397)
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| 43163 | Franklin Baker 28 Florence Baker 25 | Baker, Franklin William (I300058)
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| 43164 | Franklin Baker 49 Lillie Baker 54 | Baker, Franklin William (I300058)
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| 43165 | Franklin Baker of Seymour and Mrs. Lily Wandke of Appleton were married at Waukegan, Ill. on Monday. They will reside in Seymour. PAGE TWELVE, APPLETON POST CRESCENT, APPLETON, Wi. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1931 | Family: Baker, Franklin William / Unknown, Lillian (F212371)
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| 43166 | Franklin C. Fahrenkrug, "Sonny," 108 Lush St. Menasha, age 53, passed away Friday morning. He was born July 30, 1912 in Menasha. He was a graduate of St. Mary's High School, a veteran of World War II and Captain on the Menasha Police Force, a member of the Germanias, the Catholic Order of Foresters and the Neenah Menasha Elks. Mr. Fahrenkrug is survived by his wife, his mother, Mrs. Frances Fahrenkrug, Menasha, one daughter, Jacqueline, one son, Richard, both at home, four brothers, Myron and Edmund both of Menasha, Carl, Neenah, Vernon, Detroit MI, five sisters, Mrs. Syvlester Zelinski, Mrs. Clarence Godhardt, Mrs. Elmer Chouinard, all of Menasha, Mrs. Elos Nyrgren, Neenah. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Monday at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Menasha. Interment will be in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at the Laemmrich Funeral Home Menasha from 3 to 9 p.m. Sunday. Rosary will be prayed by the WCOF at 7 p.m. and COF and general rosary at 8 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. | Fahrenkrug, Franklin Carl "Sonny" (I345134)
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| 43167 | Franklin C. Haffeman, 87, of Oshkosh, WI, passed away Monday surrounded by his family. Frank was born December 10, 1921, in Wausau, WI, to Elsie (Borchardt) and Frank W. Haffeman. Frank married Lorraine Hammerseng, September 28, 1946. Lorraine preceded Franklin in death on March 21, 2000. Franklin was a World War II veteran, served in the South Pacific Pearl Harbor and was awarded a Bronze Star. Frank also served as a 1st Sergeant Company H., 127th infantry, 32nd division with the Wisconsin National Guard for 15 years. Frank was a member of the Operating Engineers Union #139 for over 50 years and was recently awarded a lifetime membership award for his dedication. Frank was a crane operator by trade for C.R. Meyer & Sons from 1947 through 1984. He had many good memories of his buddies out at "The Yard". His stories were often heard while shooting pool and tipping one or two at the "Penny Bar" or "Charlie's Glass Bar". Frank had a zest for life and taught his six children the same. You never know what tomorrow may bring, so live for today! Through the years, Frank enjoyed bowling, shooting pool, hunting, watching the Green Bay Packers and wood working. Many of his wood pieces adorn the homes of his children and friends. Frank is survived by two of his sisters: Doris Albee and Lila Apell, both of Oshkosh. Frank is survived by his six children: Sandie Roebke (Jeff Brunette), Susan White Lang, Gary (Tina) Haffeman, Mark Haffeman (Holly Muggenthaler), Peggy (Dick) Forseth and Nancy (Steve) Haffeman-Bertz; grandchildren, Paul Roebke, Kim Hamer Schelfhout, Hadley Haffeman Burger, Ainsley Herson, Brandon Haffeman Bertz, Franklin Forseth, David Forseth; and four great-grandchildren: Peter Edge, Max and Ellie Burger, Joely Schelfhout. Franklin was preceded in death by his wife Lorraine; his mother and father Frank W. and Elsie Haffeman; his brother, Norman Haffeman; sisters: Viola O'Neal, Frances Neitzke; two sons-in-law: Lester White, Michael Lang; along with many in-laws and friends that he cherished dearly. Services will be held Thursday, April 30th, at Konrad Behlman Funeral Home-Westside on Witzel Ave. in Oshkosh. Visitation will be from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m., service at 12 p.m. followed by a Military Burial at Lake View Memorial Park. In lieu of flowers, the family has established a memorial in Frank's name. Konrad-Behlman Funeral Homes & Crematory 100 Lake Pointe Dr. 920-232-5485 www.konrad-behlman.com | Haffeman, Franklin (I316780)
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| 43168 | FRANKLIN D LINDSTROM SSN: 475-30-3013 Last Residence: 55 066 Red Wing, Goodhue, MN Born: 19 Jan 1934 Last Benefit: Died: 8 Feb 2002 Sta te (Year) SSN issued: MN (Before 195) | Lindstrom, Franklin D. (I59967)
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| 43169 | Franklin E Adsit Francis A Adsit Emma Adsit Emily Sailer | Hammond, Frances (I316694)
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| 43170 | Franklin E Adsit Francis A Adsit Emma Adsit Emily Sailer | Adsit, Franklin Elias (I316824)
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| 43171 | Franklin E. Abit Emma Abit Amos Abit Mary Holloraw | Adsit, Franklin Elias (I316824)
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| 43172 | Franklin E. Runge, age 87, of New London, passed away on Saturday, August 16, 2008, at St. Joseph Residence in New London. Franklin was born on December 31, 1920, in New London, son of the late William and Clara (Marasch) Runge. He owned and operated Frank's Country Market in Medina and also worked at Quality Markets, Patton's Meat Market, and Elmer's Supper Market and at Simmon's Company in New London. Franklin served his country during WWII in the Army from 1942-1945. He was a member of the Legion and the VFW. He is survived by a daughter, Sally Danke, New London; a son, Charles (Adrienne) Runge, New London; six grandchildren: Dawn (Brian) Bodoh, Clint (Donna) Danke, Deb (Tim) Dey, Rena (Roy) Luedtke, Susan (Jason) Zander, and Todd Runge, four step grandchildren: Brett, Brandon, Kenny and Kyle, thirteen great-grandchildren, four step great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren. He is further survived by other relatives and friends. Besides his parents, he is preceded in death by his wife Velda in 1990; a sister Sylvia, a son-in-law Bill Danke and three brother-in-laws. Funeral Services for Franklin will be held on Wednesday, August 20, 2008, at 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church in New London with Rev. Brian Hennig officiating. Burial will be in the Mosquito Hill Cemetery, Town of Liberty. Friends may call directly at the church on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to thank the staff at St. Joseph Residence and Heartland Hospice for their care and concern of Franklin. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., New London 920-982-3232 www.clinehanson | Runge, Franklin (I315579)
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| 43173 | Franklin F Smith 38 Mary E Smith 33 Mary E Smith 10 Robert E Smith 6 A Ledgerd Smith 3 Elizabeth Tracy 32 | Smith, Franklin Taylor (I309116)
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| 43174 | Franklin Gilson Sarah Gilson Mary Gilson Edward Gilson | Gilson, Frank (I176783)
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| 43175 | FRANKLIN H. BACHELLER, born May 1, 1847, in St. Lawrence county, New York, and now living on 100 acres in section 34, Deer Creek township, Outagamie county, Wisconsin, is a son of Eason and Lucina (Gray) Bacheller, natives of New York who came to Wisconsin in 1851. They first settled in Fond du Lac county, but a few years later moved to Chilton, Calumet county, and a short time thereafter to Jefferson county, where Mrs. Bacheller died in September, 1875, aged fifty-eight years. Her husband passed away while visiting in Chilton, in December, 1885, aged seventy-eight years, and both are buried in the cemetery at Fort Atkinson, Jefferson county. Franklin H. Bacheller was the fourth of a family of six children, and always lived with his parents. He was married in November, 1868, to Miss Emma J. Dixon, daughter of John and Emma (Welton) Dixon, natives of England and Connecticut, respectively. They were married in New York and came to Wisconsin in 1848, settling in Chilton, Calumet county, where Mrs. Dixon died February 15, 1881, aged fifty-six years. Mr. Dixon then sold his farm and moved to Outagamie county, where his death occurred November 15, 1893, when he was sixty-three years old, and both he and his wife are buried in the Chilton Cemetery. Mr. Dixon enlisted for service in the Union army in 1863, becoming a member of Company B, Fourteenth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and was mustered out as a corporal, after participating in all the battles in which his regiment and company took part. He was a member of Starkweather Post, No. 51, of Welcome, and was also connected with the Masonic fraternity, being buried under the auspices of that order. Mrs. Bacheller was born September 8, 1848, and was the eldest of a family of four children. She and Mr. Bacheller had two children: Franklin J., who married Charlotte Rand, now lives with his father and has five children; and Mary A., who married Edward Roloff, lives in Marshfield, Wood county, and has three children. After his marriage, Mr. Bacheller lived in Jefferson county, working for his father until 1875, when he bought 160 acres in Deer Creek township, Outagamie county, of which he later sold sixty acres. He is one of the self-made men of this community, his possessions when he started on this place being his ax and a cow, but as he became financially able he added to his stock and equipment and built himself better and more commodious buildings. His first house and barn was located on one of the tracts which he sold and he was compelled to build another residence, which was destroyed by fire in 1885, at which time he erected his present home, which has been remodeled since that time. In 1894 he erected a barn, 36x100 feet. He has seventy acres under cultivation, all fenced with barbed wire, and has built a number of outbuildings to house his stock, grain, machinery and poultry in. General farming and stock raising have been his chief occupations, and he also markets dairy products, hogs and some grain. He has graded cattle and Poland China hogs. In politics Mr. Bacheller is a Republican, and he has served as clerk of the school board for several years. With his family he attends the Methodist Episcopal Church at Welcome. | Bacheller, Franklin H. (I130397)
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| 43176 | Franklin H. Vandenhoogen 18 Oct 1925 13 Jul 1997 Denison, Grayson, Texas | vandenHoogen, Franklin H. (I83604)
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| 43177 | Franklin J Minck 52 Ethel Minck 54 | Moehring, Martha (I57022)
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| 43178 | Franklin J. "Amos" Boots, of Appleton, age 85, passed away on Sunday, December 10, 2006, at Appleton Medical Center. Amos was born on June 2, 1921, in Little Chute to the late Antone and Elizabeth (Van Rooy) Boots. He proudly served his country with the United States Army during World War II. Upon completion of his military service, he returned to the area where he was united in marriage to Jeanette Mortensen, who preceded him in death. He retired from Kimberly-Clark/MidTech Paper. He was a member of the American Legion and Trinity Lutheran Church. Amos enjoyed fishing and golfing. He is survived by his son, Michael Boots, Indiana; granddaughter, Jessica Boots; special friend, Bonnie Bodway; brother-in-law Gordon Schreurs; as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his siblings: Red, Jim, Henry, Theresa, Katherine, and Ann. A memorial service for Amos will he held on Friday, December 15, 2006, at 11 a.m. at TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, 209 S. Allen St., with Revs. Kurt and Mary Beth Kovanen officiating. Inurnment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the church from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 North Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfuneralhomes.com | Boots, Franklin J. "Amos" (I29539)
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| 43179 | Franklin John "Bud" Liebhaber, 85, passed away on June 29, 2005, at home in Scottsdale, Arizona. Frank was born in Seymour, Wisconsin, and served in the U.S. Army in Europe during WWII, earning four bronze stars and one silver star. He married Joan Belonger on June 14, 1952, in Oshkosh. He and Joan lived in Racine and Fond du Lac before moving to Tucson, Arizona, in 1960, where he continued his teaching career. Frank was preceded in death by his wife, Joan, his parents, Francis and Anna (Brandl) Liebhaber, as well as his siblings Ceil (Liebhaber) Beyer, Anna Liebhaber, Benno Liebhaber, Lona (Liebhaber) Hennig, Erna (Liebhaber) Palubicki, Genevieve (Liebhaber) Nelson, Inez Liebhaber, and Leroy Liebhaber. Bud is survived by his sister Dorothy (Liebhaber) Hallada of Seymour; brother-in-law, John Belonger of Appleton; son, Michael; daughter and son-in-law, Ellen and David Murphy; grandchildren, William Liebhaber and Daniel and Kate Murphy; as well as numerous nieces and nephews. Bud also leaves behind many friends from Seymour, especially classmates from Seymour High School with whom he celebrated their 65th reunion in August 2006. Bud will always be remembered for his sense of humor and his genuine love for Joan and his family and friends. A mass of Christian burial was celebrated at St. Bernard of Clairvaux Catholic Church on July 3 in Scottsdale, Arizona. Internment with military honors was at the National Cemetery of Arizona in Phoenix. Donations in Frank's honor may be sent to the St. Vincent de Paul Society, 420 W. Watkins St., Phoenix, Arizona 85003. | Liebhaber, Franklin John (I111365)
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| 43180 | Franklin L Papenfus, Sr., age 72, passed away peacefully at his home, surrounded by family, on April 19, 2016. Franklin was born in Green Bay on Dec 4, 1943, son of the late Gordon and Dorothy (Ellefson) Papenfus. He attended Appleton High School and then entered the workforce as a machine operator at the Menasha Corporation. Franklin would work there for 42 years before his retirement in 2004. On April 27, 1963, Franklin married the love of his life, Frances Blohm in a ceremony in Appleton. They would share 52 years of marriage and raise four children. Franklin was a man who enjoyed working with his hands. He was a talented woodworker and all around handy man. Frances and he would enjoy day trips to Bonduel, visiting the Amish stores. Above all, he cherished the time he spent with his wife, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Franklin will be deeply missed by his wife: Frances Papenfus; his children: April (David) Wagner, Angel (Richard) Howe, Jolene (Matt) Close, and Franklin Jr. (Gwen) Papenfus; his grandchildren: Justin (Ashley) Wagner, Brandon (Jolene) Wagner, Raven (Matt) Wagner, Mark (Dawndy) Howe, Scott Howe, Amber Close, Roman Close, Greg Papenfus, Charlie Marquardt, and Trent Marquardt; great grandchildren: Jade, Axel, Miya, Bryce, Carson, Emma, Chevy and Brent; his siblings: Dennis (Kathy) Papenfus and Darlene (David) Maves. He is further survived by his mother-in-law: Ione Blohm: sisters-in-law: Brenda Blohm, Bonnie (Gene) Hoks and Karen Papenfus; and brothers-in-law: Carl Jr. (Connie) Blohm and Gary (Lisa) Blohm; as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, his brothers: Ebben and Allen; and his father-in-law Carl Blohm Sr. In accordance with the family's wishes, a private family service was held. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com The Papenfus family would like to thank the staff at Affinity Hospice, especially Robin, for their loving care of Dad. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Apr. 23, 2016 | Papenfus, Franklin (I335547)
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| 43181 | Franklin Manitowoc listed age with parents | Keehan, Patrick (I4977)
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| 43182 | Franklin Minck 32 Martha Minck 30 Franklin Minck 6 Elmer Minck 3 | Moehring, Martha (I57022)
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| 43183 | Franklin Nienhous Frances Nienhous Geraldine Nienhous Franklin L Nienhous Theodore Nienhous | Nienhaus, Geraldine M. (I29705)
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| 43184 | Franklin Nienhous Frances Nienhous Geraldine Nienhous Franklin L Nienhous Theodore Nienhous | Nienhaus, Frank P. (I138672)
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| 43185 | Franklin T Smith 55 Mary E Smith 25 Robert E Smith 20 Augustus L Smith 18 May J Mertilik 37 Fredericka Koppendorf 59 | Smith, Franklin Taylor (I309116)
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| 43186 | Franklin W. Baker 531 N. Main St., Seymour Age 72, passed away about 1 p.m. Saturday in Appleton following a long illness. He was born April 4, 1890 in Seymour, the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. William Baker. For about 8 years he was a custodian. at the Seymour Grade School. Mr. Baker is survived by one sister, Miss Lenora Baker, Seymour; one step-son, Stanley Wandke, Seymour;. 2 grandchil- dren and 2 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Muehl Funeral Home, Seymour with. Rev. Roy W. Berg officiating. Burial will be in the Seymour City Cemetery. Friends may call at the Muehl Funeral Home after 2 p.m. Monday. Monday, Feb, 25, 1963 Appleton Post Crescent, Appleton, Wi. B-8 | Baker, Franklin William (I300058)
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| 43187 | Franklin William Brooks, 79, Hollandtown, passed away Friday, May 25, 2012, at Renaissance of De Pere. Family and friends may call Wednesday, May 30, 2012, from 4:00 p.m. until the hour of Mass at St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Church-St. Francis Site, 433 Cty Road CE, Hollandtown. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 6:00 p.m. Wednesday at church, with Fr. Charlie Brooks officiating. Interment will be in St. Patrick's Cemetery, Askeaton. Cotter Funeral Home and Cremation Services is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. Full obituary will appear in Tuesday's edition. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on May 27, 2012 Franklin William Brooks, 79, Hollandtown, passed away Friday, May 25, 2012 at Renaissance in De Pere. He was born March 30, 1933 in the Town of Holland, WI, son of the late Henry and Mae (Brochtrup) Brooks. He graduated from Wrightstown High School in 1951. Franklin married Janelle Hagerty on August 11, 1978; she preceded him in death on July 18, 1998. He was employed at Badger Northland in Kaukauna for 42 years, retiring in February of 1994. He enjoyed his electronics, gardening, square dancing, Smuckers Jam, and spending time with the neighborhood kids. Franklin will be deeply missed by brothers and sisters: Adrian Brooks, Askeaton; Rose Ann (Fred) Ponschock, Appleton; Henry L. Brooks, Askeaton; Fr. Charlie Brooks, Appleton; Janet (Jake) Huber, Kewaunee; Betty (Marv) Rademacher, Wrightstown; Roger "Duke" (Alice) Brooks, Hollandtown; one sister-in-law, Judie Brooks, Combined Locks; one brother-in-law, John (Shirley) Kemkes Sr., Appleton; god-daughter Joan; and many nieces, nephews, great nieces, great nephews & the Hagerty family. He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; brothers and sisters: John "Wilmer" (Helen) Brooks, Mary (Paul) Skell, Joe (Betty) Brooks, Sister Mary Henry Brooks, Theresa Kemkes, Richard Brooks, Virginia "Jeanie" Brooks, and Jacob Brooks; and a nephew, Rick Skell. Family and friends may call Wednesday, May 30, 2012, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Church-St. Francis Site, 433 County Road CE, Hollandtown. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated 6:00 p.m. Wednesday at church, with Fr. Jerry Pastors & Fr. Charlie Brooks concelebrating. Interment will be in St. Patrick's Catholic Cemetery, Askeaton. Cotter Funeral Home, Wrightstown, is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com. The family extends a special thank you to the staff at Renaissance of DePere, Unity Hospice, Visiting Angels, his special helpers Mark & Connie, and his neighbors on Van Street. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from May 27 to June 30, 2012 | Brooks, Franklin William (I14047)
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| 43188 | Franklin, Manitowoc, Wisconsin Jermiah DUGAN Self W Mary DUGAN Dau John DUGAN Son S Katie DUGAN Dau Jermiah DUGAN Son S Ellen DUGAN Dau Timothy DUGAN Son S Thomas DUGAN Son S Daniel DUGAN Son S Michell DUGAN Son S | Dugan, Michael (I161540)
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| 43189 | Franklin; | Keehan, Michael (I4978)
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| 43190 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Gipp, Frank A. / Delcore, Joan (F68829)
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| 43191 | FRANKS SISTER: Name: Patrick Duffy Event Type: Marriage Event Date: 23 Nov 1868 Event Place: Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States Race: White: Birthplace: Roscommon Co., Ireland Father's Name: Phillip Duffy Mother's Name: Bridget Duffy Spouse's Name: Mary Bowen Spouse's Gender: Female Spouse's Father's Name: William Bowen Spouse's Mother's Name: Amelia Sullivan: Reference ID: cn 01544 GS Film Number: 1275829 Digital Folder Number: 007714192 Image Number: 01308 Citing this Record: "Wisconsin, County Marriages, 1836-1911," database, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:XR2Y-6L7 : 3 June 2016), Patrick Duffy and Mary Bowen, 23 Nov 1868; citing Chilton, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States, Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison; FHL microfilm 1,275,829. | Family: Duffy, Patrick / Bowen, Mary (F212910)
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| 43192 | Frans Baker 78 Lenora Baker 42 Franklin Baker 39 | Baker, Franklin William (I300058)
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| 43193 | Fransciscus van de Wetering Bruidegom op zaterdag 26 april 1845 Uden Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 8035 plaats: UdenBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 21, datum: 26-4-1845 BRUIDEGOM: Fransciscus van de Wetering geboorteplaats bruidegom: Uden geboortedatum bruidegom: 25-9-1817 BRUID: Hendrina van de Burgt geboorteplaats bruid: Uden geboortedatum bruid: 12-2-1821 Vader bruidegom: Lambertus van de Wetering Moeder bruidegom: Regina van Boxmeer Vader bruid: Petrus van de Burgt Moeder bruid: Eberdina Tonij Vorstenbosch | Family: Vandewettering, Francis / VanDeBurgt, Hendrina (F34050)
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| 43194 | Fransciscus van den Heuvel Bridegroom on Saturday, May 15, 1841 Uden Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 8034 plaats: UdenBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 25, datum: 15-5-1841 BRUIDEGOM: Fransciscus van den Heuvel geboorteplaats bruidegom: Uden BRUID: Maria de Groot geboorteplaats bruid: Uden Vader bruidegom: Johannes van den Heuvel Moeder bruidegom: Ida Adriaans Vader bruid: Hendricus de Groot Moeder bruid: Petronella KriestenOpmerkingen: Bruidegom geboren circa 1810 Bruid geboren circa 1818 | Family: VandenHeuvel, Francis / DeGroot, Maria (F27765)
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| 43195 | Fransiscan Sister/Manitowoc WI | Nytes, Sister Rosemary C. S. S. (I142684)
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| 43196 | Fransway, Peter E. In His grace and infinite wisdom, God called Peter Fransway, beloved husband and father, to his heavenly home Sunday morning, August 20, 2017 at the age of 84. It was a blessed end to his earthly life, and a glorious beginning to his eternal, perfect life. Pete was born in Appleton, Wisconsin on June 25, 1933, son of the late Earle and Myrtle (Van Wyk) Fransway. From 1953 until 1957, Pete served his country as a member of the United States Air Force. He later attended Fox Valley Technical Institute and received a degree in accounting. For much of his working life, he partnered with his son Rob in the building and management of rental properties. On May 1, 1954, Pete married Lois Sturm in Greenville, South Carolina; their marriage of sixty-three years was blessed with three children. Pete will be remembered as an avid reader who loved fishing and life on the lake. He found great joy in his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Even though his health declined over the last few years, Pete never lost his great sense of humor. His humble generosity and kindness touched so many lives. Pete had been a longtime and faithful member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church in Neenah. Pete is survived by his wife: Lois Fransway of Appleton; three children: Joline (John) Kappell of Appleton; Kathleen (Pastor Stephen) Schlicht of Black Creek; and Rob (Marilyn) Fransway of Scottsdale, Arizona; eight grandchildren: Nicholas Kappell, Calie (Neil) Montour, Sarah (Matthew Schmidt) Schlicht, Samuel Schlicht, Lydia (Elliot) Johnson, Pastor Peter (Rachel) Schlicht, Paris Fransway, and Gianna Fransway; two great-grandchildren: Isabel Schmidt and Solomon Schlicht; and Baby Boy Johnson, due to arrive in December. Pete is also survived by several members of Lois' family: John (Kathy) Sturm of Menasha, Mary Sturm of Neenah, Francis (Carol) Sturm of Appleton, Bill (Clare) Sturm of Neenah, and Sue (Richard) Miller of Madison, as well as many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and friends. Pete was preceded in death by his parents, brothers Jim (June) Fransway and Tom (Carol) Fransway, a brother-in-law Glenn Sturm, and Lois' parents John and Catherine Sturm. Due to renovations being underway at St. Gabriel church, the funeral liturgy for Pete will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, August 24, 2017 at ST. PIUS X CATHOLIC CHURCH, 500 W. Marquette Street in Appleton, with Fr. Larry Seidl officiating. Burial with full military honors will follow at St. Mary Cemetery, 2121 W. Prospect Avenue in Appleton. Family and friends are invited to gather at the church on Thursday morning from 9:00 AM until the time of the service. For more information or to share a memory of Pete, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. In Christ, we look forward to a joyful reunion with Pete and all who through faith have preceded us into God's promised glory! Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Aug. 22 to Aug. 24, 2017 | Fransway, Peter (I341982)
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| 43197 | Frany Dittman Bertha Dittman Paul Dittman | Dittman, Paul A. (I195255)
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| 43198 | Franz Maiden Name: Esler Spouse: Edward Franz Request a Photocopy Born: May 18, 1884 Died: September 4, 1945 Place of Birth: Buchanan, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: September 4, 1945 Section: Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Holy Name Location: Kimberly, WI | Esler, Sophia (I162440)
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| 43199 | Franz (sp?) Christian Louis Julius, Born March 19, 1890, Baptized August 10, 1890 Immanuel Lutheran Church, Greenville, WI. | Julius, Frank (I121151)
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| 43200 | Franz Bartsch Wilhelmine Bartsch Karl F W Bartsch Heinrich F Bartsch Edna S Bartsch Fritz B Bartsch Maria W Bartsch Karolina Man | Bartsch, Frank (I339189)
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| 43201 | Franz Benzschawel Mike Benzschawel Mary Benzschawel | Benzschawel, Frank (I19930)
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| 43202 | Franz Binotch Anna Binotch | Benotch, Frank (I133265)
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| 43203 | Franz Binotch Anna Binotch | Schultz, Anna (I170459)
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| 43204 | Franz Bock 46 Wilhelmina Bock 39 Mathilde Bock 13 Berthold Bock 11 Alvine Bock 7 Frank Bock 5 Edmund Bock 6/12 | Bock, Franz (I206255)
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| 43205 | Franz Gewelinger Magrata Gewelinger Siazzia Gewelinger Charles Gewelinger Nick Gewelinger Frank Gewelinger Sena Gewelinger | Gevelinger, Nicholas (I75767)
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| 43206 | Franz Hengel Margaretha Hengel Eva Hengel Anna Hengel Maria Hengel Maria Hengel Maria Anna | Hengel, Franz (I11793)
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| 43207 | Franz Klarner Theresa Klarner Joseph Klarner Elizabeth Klarner | Klarner, Frank (I154871)
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| 43208 | Franz Klarner Theresa Klarner Joseph Klarner Elizabeth Klarner | Klarner, Elizabeth (I156961)
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| 43209 | Franz Klarner Theresa Klarner Joseph Klarner Elizabeth Klarner | Klarner, Joseph Mathias (I156974)
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| 43210 | Franz Maas Fredricke Maas Mena Maas John Maas Gustav Maas Louisa Maas Friederich Maas John Maas | Maass, Frank (I165224)
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| 43211 | Franz Maas Fredricke Maas Mena Maas John Maas Gustav Maas Louisa Maas Friederich Maas John Maas | Maass, Charles or John (I165229)
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| 43212 | Franz Peters and Maria Knaack Marriage Source: Outagamie County, Register of Deeds Full name of husband: Franz Peters Full name of father of husband: Friederick Peters Full name of mother of husband before marriage: Friedericke Bohl Occupation of husband: Farmer Residence of husband: Center, Outagamie County, Wisconsin Birth place of husband: Center, Outagamie County, Wisconsin Full name of wife previous to marriage: Maria Knaack Full name of father of wife: Friederick Knaack Full name of mother of wife before marriage: Sophia Luth Birth place of wife: Ellington, Outagamie County, Wisconsin Time when marriage was contracted: May 30, 1894 The color of the parties: White By what ceremony contracted: Rite of Ev. Luth. Church Names of subscribing witnesses: Herman Peters, Alvine Peters Name of person pronouncing marriage: Aug. Vollbrecht, Past. of Ev. Lutheran Trinity Church Residence of person last named: Ellington, Outagamie County, Wisconsin Date of certification or affidavit of marriage: June 2, 1894 Date of registration: June 5, 1894 Any additional circumstances: | Family: Peters, Frank / Knaack, Mary (F53655)
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| 43213 | Franz Schillings Zibile Schillings Johann Schillings Emma Schillings | Schilling, Franz Frank (I103465)
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| 43214 | Franz Strautman 50 Margerete Strautman 42 Anna Strautman 15 Katharine Strautman 13 Henry Strautman 11 Carolina Strautman 9 Franz Strautman 5 Elisabeth Strautman 3 | Strotman, Francis (I162189)
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| 43215 | Franz Thelen Barbara Thelen Regina Thelen Michael Thelen Sebilla Thelen Martin Thelen Anton Thelen John Thelen Frank Thelen Joseph Weniger | Thelen, Regina (I314470)
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| 43216 | Franz Voogt Anna E Voogt Anna S Voogt Maria Voogt John A Voogt Martha A Voogt Henry G Voogt Julius Theo Voogt Thaly Voogt | Vogt, Julius Theodore (I96370)
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| 43217 | Franz Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman Magdalena Zimmerman Regina Zimmerman Helena Zimmerman Elisabeth Zimmerman Anna C Zimmerman Franz J Zimmerman Herrman Zimmerman | Zimmerman, Magdelana (I641)
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| 43218 | Franz Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman Magdalena Zimmerman Regina Zimmerman Helena Zimmerman Elisabeth Zimmerman Anna C Zimmerman Franz J Zimmerman Herrman Zimmerman | Zimmerman, Frank (I645)
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| 43219 | Franz Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman Magdalena Zimmerman Regina Zimmerman Helena Zimmerman Elisabeth Zimmerman Anna C Zimmerman Franz J Zimmerman Herrman Zimmerman | Huber, Anna Maria (I659)
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| 43220 | Franz Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman Lena Zimmerman Mary Zimmerman Anna Zimmerman Herman Zimmerman | Zimmerman, Frank (I645)
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| 43221 | Franz Zwiers Marie Zwiers Franz Zwiers Carl W Zwiers Dieles Zwiers Anna Zwiers Morris Zwiers Michael Zwiers [9 5/12] | Zwiers, Carl Willy (I68900)
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| 43222 | Franz Zwiers Marie Zwiers Franz Zwiers Carl W Zwiers Dieles Zwiers Anna Zwiers Morris Zwiers Michael Zwiers [9 5/12] | Zwiers, Frank (I85743)
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| 43223 | Franz, David Lloyd David Lloyd Franz, age 59, of Neenah, passed away unexpectedly early Sunday morning, March 7, 2004 at Theda Clark Medical Center. He was born October 18, 1944 in Neenah, son of Lloyd and Marie (Scheller) Franz. David was married August 19, 1967 to Jane Louise Mayhew. He worked for Kimberly-Clark for 34 years at the Neenah Nonwovens Plant until his retirement four years ago. David was then employed by the Fox Cities Rod and Gun Club. He was an avid hunter and fisherman and enjoyed making fishing lures for family and friends. David also loved cooking for family and friends as well. He was a member of First United Methodist Church, Neenah. David also was a mentor for Big Brothers-Big Sisters group. A loving husband, father and grandfather, he will be sadly missed by his wife, Jane; two daughters: Ann Marie (Dave) Phelps, Neenah; Susan (Marcelo) Garcia Franz, Neenah; four grandchildren: Brittany, Peyton, Ruminahui and Pacha; his mother, Marie Franz; two brothers: Paul (Carol) Franz, Neenah; Phillip (Debi) Franz, Naperville, IL; and numerous other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his father. Funeral services will be held Thursday, March 11, 2004, at 2 p.m. at First United Methodist Church, Neenah with Rev. Gordon Lind officiating. Relatives and friends may call at the church on Thursday from 11 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial is being established in his name. >Angler's Prayer God grant that I may live to fish, Until my dying day. And when it comes to my last cast, I then most humbly pray, When in the Lord's safe landing net, I'm peacefully asleep, That in his mercy I be judged, As big enough to keep. WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME 205 W. Doty Ave. Neenah 722-7151 | Franz, David (I204885)
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| 43224 | Franz, Robert W. "Bob" Robert W. Franz, 82, of the Town of Harrison, passed away at Parkside Care Center on Sunday, February 7, 2010. He was born on November 18, 1927, in the Town of Harrison to the late William H. and Hilda (Franz) Franz. On October 19, 1957, he was married to Joanne L. Carnot in Kaukauna, sharing 52 years together before his death. Bob graduated from Kaukauna High School with the Class of 1945 and served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War as a member of the 2nd Armored Division. He worked at International Papers in Kaukauna as a machinist retiring after 45 years and also ran the family farm in the Town of Harrison where he lived his entire life. Bob was a life long member of St. John Ev. Lutheran Church in Woodville, where he served in numerous capacities throughout the years. He was a member of the Thilmany Quarter Century Club, the Fox Valley Two-Cylinder Club and the Sherwood American Legion Post 496. Bob was a Packers and Badgers fan and enjoyed making wood crafts, gardening, fixing things around the home and telling stories and a good joke. He especially enjoyed getting together with his former Army buddies at numerous destinations in the U.S. Bob is survived by his wife, Joanne; two brothers-in-law: Elmer Vissers, Neenah and Paul (Mary) Carnot, Kaukauna; two sisters-in-law: Alice Diestler, Hortonville and Naomi Carnot, New Berlin. He is further survived by two special nieces: Lynn (Vissers) Leech, Manassas, VA and Christy (Vissers) Peters, Roscoe, IL, and other nieces, nephews, relatives and friends. Bob was preceded in death by his sister, Evelyn Vissers, his mother and father-in-law, William and Edith (Meyer) Carnot; two brothers-in-law: David (Dorothy) Carnot and Gerald Diestler; nephew and Godson, Tom Carnot and a niece, Michele "Mickey" Stamm. The Christian Funeral for Robert will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, February 13, 2010, at ST. JOHN EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, N9125 Military Road, Woodville. Rev. Paul Fanning will be officiating. Burial will take place at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. The visitation will take place on Friday at the Fargo Funeral Home from 4 until 8 p.m. and again at the church on Saturday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. Special thanks is expressed to Dr. Bruce Danz, the staff at Colony Oaks and Parkside Care Center, the ThedaCare at Home caregivers and friends, neighbors and relatives for their help, support, visits and prayers. Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 920-766-6200 Online condolences | Franz, Robert (I161576)
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| 43225 | Franzisca died at St. Mary's hospital in Wausau, Wisconsin. | Boser, Franzisca Eva (I103593)
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| 43226 | Franzke, Randall C., “Randy”, L ittle ChuteRandy passed away peacefully at Appleton Medical Center on May 5, 2003 sur rounded by his loving wife and family. He was born October 16, 1930 in Hollandtown the son of the late Lester and Laura (Schubring) Franzke. He marr ied the former Patricia Milquette on April 29, 1950 in Brillion, she survi ves him. Randy was a member of Peace United Methodist Church, Kaukauna. He is survived by his wife of 53 years, Pat; his six children, Cathy (Keit h) Gerow; Carol Vandehey and her children, Shannan & her daughter, Makenna h, Samantha and Stefanie; Leon (Marge) Franzke and their children, Val, P am and Angie; Rick (Kim) Franzke and their children, Josh, Jason and Brand on; Cindy (Dennis) VanAsten and their children, Brandie, Kristle, Amanda a nd Melanie; and Keith (Mary) Franzke and their children, Elizabeth, Ben a nd Derrick. He will also be missed by a sister, Geraldine Rosin and the la te Melvin Rosin; a brother in law, Dick (Jane) Milquette; three sisters-in -law: Vi Brockman, Betty Milquette, Millie Milquette; and several nieces a nd nephews. Randy’s funeral service will be 6:00 p.m. on Thursday May 8, 2 003 at PEACE UNITED METH-ODIST CHURCH, 2300 Wisconsin Avenue, Kaukauna wi th the Rev. Diane Rew-Gottfried officiating. Friends will be received at C hurch on Thursday from Noon until the time of service. Burial is schedul ed on Friday at Forest Home Cemetery in Forest Junction. A memorial is bei ng established in Randy’s name. The Boettcher Family Funeral Home is assis ting the family. 766-2099The family wishes to thank the special doctors and nurses at Appleton Medi cal Center Intensive Care and the fourth floor, the staff at the Kaukau na Clinic and Rev. Diane Rew-Gottfried for their care and compassion. | Franzke, Randall C. (I55668)
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| 43227 | Franzke | Franzke, Alfred T. (I131625)
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| 43228 | Franzke | Franzke, Lester J. (I55666)
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| 43229 | Franzke | Franzke, Theodore (I151027)
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| 43230 | Franzke | Dunker, Martha (I131624)
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| 43231 | Fraser Earle 4/4/1897 12/2/1968 Post Crescent 12/3/1968 B 12 | Fraser, Earl (I153274)
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| 43232 | Fraser Matthes Carrie A. 5/2/1876 9/9/1943 Post Crescent 9/10/1943 1 12 | Matthes, Carrie (I153271)
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| 43233 | Fraser, Genevieve M.Genevieve M. Fraser, age 94, of Navarino, passed away Thursday morning, Ju ne 9, 2005, at the Western Village Health and Rehab Center, Green Bay. S he was born November 12, 1910 in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, the daughter of t he late Joseph and Adelaide (Lorrig) Melchiors. She was united in marria ge to Donald Fraser on February 14, 1946. He preceded her in death on M ay 14, 1991. She and her husband operated Don Fraser Portraits in Seymo ur for 25 years before retiring to Navarino. She was a member of St. Lawre nce Catholic Church in Navarino.She is survived by her son, Dennis (special friend, Susan), Green Bay; o ne grandson, Timothy; one sister, Rose (Melchiors) Seifert, Kaukauna; ma ny nieces and nephews. She is also survived by her special friends, Barba ra Erb and her family; Otto and Claudia Kohls and their family; the Berrei tter family; Sister Judy Miller, Sister Charlotte Rebe, and Sister Jane Ri ha, the Navarino and the St. Lawrence Parish Community.She was preceded in death by her husband, Donald; one sister, Sister Ceci l; and eight brothers: Father Joseph Melchiors, S.J., Father Frank Melchio rs, John, Pete, Nick, Carl, Leo and Ben Melchiors.Friends may call at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, Navarino, on Monday, Ju ne 13, 2005, from 10 a.m. until 11 a.m. The Mass of Christian Burial wi ll be on Monday at 11 a.m. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. The Mueh l-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour is assisting the family. | Melchiors, Genevieve (I120542)
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| 43234 | Fraser, Kathleen "Kathy'' Kathleen "Kathy'' Fraser, 49, 1579 Lindale Lane, Green Bay, died Thursda y, Oct. 25, 2001, at a local care center. The daughter of Wilfred and Delo res (Lancelle) Van Den Heuvel was born April 3, 1952, in Green Bay. She w as an active member of St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Parish, where she serv ed as Eucharistic Minister and the parking lot lady for CCD and she w as a friend to everyone. Survivors include her two daughters, Kayla Fraser, Lacy Fraser, and the ir father, Stewart Fraser, all of Green Bay; her parents, Bill and Delor es Van Den Heuvel; six brothers and four sisters-in-law, Gary Van Den Heuv el, Pulaski; Larry Van Den Heuvel, Tomahawk; Lee and Mary Van Den Heuve l, Greenleaf; Mark and Cindy Van Den Heuvel, Manawa; Scott and Kristina V an Den Heuvel, Pulaski; T.J. and Marlene Van Den Heuvel, Green Bay; 19 nie ces and nephews; three great-nieces and nephews; Kathy's special friend s, Steve Farah and Becky Mollet. Friends may call at Ryan Funeral Home, 305 North Tenth Street, De Pere fr om 4 to 8 p.m. Friday (today). Parish prayer service will be held at 7: 30 p.m. Visitation will continue after 10 a.m. Saturday at St. Elizabeth S eton Catholic Church, 2771 Oakwood Drive, Green Bay, until time of servic e. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Saturday at t he Church with the Rev. John Van Deuren, officiating. Entombment to follow . The Fraser family extends their sincere thank you to Drs. Gemer, Blank a nd Baek, the nurses and staff of the Fourth Floor and Ninth floor at St. V incent Hospital, San Luis Nursing and Rehab Center, and Unity Hospice f or all of their loving care and support. | VandenHeuvel, Kathleen (I32534)
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| 43235 | Frassetto, Kristy Marie "Kristy Babe" Our children are given to us as a gift from God. We are here on earth to take care of them until He decides to take them back to Him. Our beautiful "Kristy Babe" the joy and sunshine of our lives, born on October 6, 1992, to Jay and Lisa Frassetto, the third of three fabulous children, returned to her Heavenly Father on September 14, 2009. She left suddenly and unexpectedly. The loss and heartache we all feel is unbearable. We ask for everyone's prayers to help us heal. Our lives will never be the same without her. Only He knows and someday, hopefully we'll understand. Please do not judge or guess, please pray with us for acceptance. Today we must celebrate Kristy's life, full of fun, laughter and goodness. Our tall, stunning blonde had a heart of gold for everyone and anyone. She loved her Mom, Dad and brothers unconditionally. Kristy loved everyone, was always there for anyone in time of need. She never questioned or denied help to anyone who asked. She forever tried to help those less fortunate than herself. Kristy's big heart of gold also included a profound love for animals. Her horses Cody, Clue, Dee Dee and Mocha were her special treasures. To watch Kristy running through the fields on Cody with her hair blowing behind her was a breathtaking sight to see. She had a great love for all of God's creatures. So today, as lost and heartbroken as we are to have lost our darling sweetheart we must rejoice in her life. Kristy's favorite saying was "Love Always, Smile Often, Laugh Often, Laugh Loud and Be Happy." She is survived by her loving parents Jay and Lisa; brothers: Jesse (special friend Tracey) and Travis; grandparents, Ron and Delores Sedo; aunts, uncles and cousins: Brenda and Paul Thomson, Mitchell, Selenna and Maria, Kurt, Amy and Rutger Sedo, Chad and Niki Sedo, Kassie and Zach, Steve and Theresa Frassetto, Jeremy, Amber and Jessica, Julie Frassetto, Jonathon, Joey, Josh and Jamie, Gary and Jill Frassetto, Abbey, Zach and Dominic, Lori and Rick Otto, Tyler and Ashley. She was preceded in death by her grandparents, Jim and Ginny Frassetto; great-grandparents: John and Agnes Schumacher and Norb and Jane Sedo. Kristy's Mass of Christian Burial will be at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday September 19, 2009, at St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute with Msgr. Jim Vanden Hogan officiating. Friends will be received on Friday at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Drive, Kaukauna, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. with a Parish Prayer service at 7:30 p.m. concluding the evening. Friends may call again on Saturday directly at Church from 9 a.m. until the time of service. A memorial fund in Kristy's name is being established. 920-766-2099. "Kristy Babe" we'll love you forever. You were our first born granddaughter. Your fabulous smile, your gorgeous blue eyes, your long silky blonde hair, your laughter, the way you lit up the room when you walked in will always be treasured memories for us. We watched you grow into a wonderful, smart, independent, fun loving, compassionate young lady. We will miss you as well as all who knew you and loved you immeasurably. We will forever hold you close to our hearts. Until we meet again. Love forever Papa and Gramma Rama. Our beautiful "Sweets" we already miss you so terribly. We thank God for giving you to us for the short time that we had you. You were the "Sunshine" of our lives, Moms little shadow. We know that you are with God now at peace and will no longer have to suffer because there are no tears in Heaven. Love Always and Forever, Mom, Dad, Jesse and Travis | Frassetto, Kristy Marie (I158521)
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| 43236 | Frassetto, Mario L. "AJ" Mario Frassetto, of Tempe, Arizona, age 33, died unexpectedly near Los Angeles, California, as the result of a motorcycle accident. He was born August 31, 1974, in Appleton, the son of Anthony and Sandra (Heidke) Frassetto. Mario attended UW - Whitewater and graduated from Arizonia State University with a major in journalism. He was a free spirit who had an unbridled passion for life. Motorcycles, skateboarding, hockey and writing were the loves of his life. Mario enjoyed the beach and surfing. His accomplishments included on-line writing and publishing articles for BLVD and the American Road Racing Magazine. He is survived by his parents: Tony and Sandi Frassetto; his sister: Andrea Frassetto; wife: Patricia Frassetto; and stepchildren: Kayvon and Sophia. Mario is also survived by several aunts and uncles: Gloria Kamps, Loretta Frassetto, Colleen Frassetto, Margaret and George Bosch, Tom and Sally Heidke, John and Sue Heidke, Jim and Judy Heidke, Ted (godfather) and Kitty Heidke, Pat and Dave Boettcher, Susie Heidke and Sandy Gunther (godmother); great aunts: Mavis Heling and Meta Ginnow. Mario is further survived by cousins, other relatives and many friends. He was preceded in death by his paternal grandparents: Primo and Grace Frassetto; aunts and uncles: Jean and "Spots" Huntington, Betty and Bill Raddatz, Phil Frassetto, Bob Frassetto, Al Frassetto, Ab Frassetto, Bob Kamps, Charles Frassetto, Ada and Milo Barney; also by Jack Frassetto and Pat and Toby DeBruin who held a special place in Mario's heart. He was also preceded in death by maternal grandparents: Esther Heidke and Charles Heidke; cousins: Jolie, Steve and Abram Heidke. The celebration of life for Mario will be held at 12 noon on Friday, July 4, 2008, at GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH, (2220 E. College Ave., Appleton) with Rev. Timothy Seabaugh officiating. The family will receive friends at the church on Friday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in his name. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Ave. Kimberly 920-788-6202 Online condolences www.wichmannfargo.com | Frassetto, Mario L. (I144994)
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| 43237 | Frassetto, Robert C.P. "Bob"Robert C.P. "Bob" Frassetto, age 63, of Kimberly, died unexpectedly on Mon day, March 15, 2004. A memorial service will be at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesda y, March 24, 2004, at the JANSEN FARGO FUNERAL HOME. Friends will be recei ved at the funeral home from 4 p.m. until the time of the service.Jansen F argo Funeral Home204 East Kimberly AvenueKimberly 788-6202 Appleton Post Crescent 03/21/2004 Frassetto, Robert C. P.Robert C.P. Frassetto, "Bob," Kimberly, age 63, died unexpectedly on Monda y, March 15, 2004, at the Zablocki Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Milw aukee. He was born to the late Primo and Grace (Roberts) Frassetto in Kimb erly on April 2, 1940. Bob served as a member of the United States Army.Bob is survived by his two daughters: Mary Frassetto, Kaukauna, and her da ughter, Emilee; Jill Tennessen and fiance Scott Finger, Little Chute, h er children: Tyler, Eric and Haylee; a brother, Tony (Sandy) Frassetto, Ki mberly; three sisters: Jean Huntington, Kimberly; Gloria Kamps, Appleto n; and Margaret (George) Bosch, Combined Locks; three sister-in-law: Colle en Frassetto, Kimberly, Gladys Frassetto, Little Chute; and Loretta Frasse tto, Darboy; and an Aunt, Ada Barney, Appleton. Bob is further surviv ed by numerous nieces, nephews and other relatives.Bob is preceded in death by his parents, five brothers: Charles, Alphons e, John, Albert and Phillip, two sisters: Elizabeth (Bill) Raddatz and Pat ricia (Toby) De Bruin, and four brothers-in-law: Bill Raddatz, Toby De Bru in, Bob Kamps and Howard "Spots" Huntington; and an Uncle, Milo Barney.The Memorial Service will be at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, March 24th, 200 4, at the Jansen Fargo Funeral Home, Kimberly. Family and friends wi ll be received at the funeral home from 4 p.m. until the time of the servi ce. The Kimberly American Legion Post 60 will be conducting military hono rs after the service.In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established.Jansen Fargo Fune ral Home204 East Kimberly AvenueKimberly 788-6202 unknown cemetery Possibly Kimberly, Wisconsin | Frassetto, Robert C. P. (I12512)
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| 43238 | Frater Maria Dadulphus | Hermus, Reverend Adriaan "Arie" (I105027)
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| 43239 | Frater Maria Dadulphus | Hermus, Reverend Adriaan "Arie" (I105027)
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| 43240 | Fred Becker Post-Crescent 8/16/1954 28 Type[?] OB Birth Date 4/11/1879 Death Date 8/14/1954 Place of Birth Denmark State of Birth WI Cemetery St. Mary City Kaukauna State WI ENTRY ID# 142688 | Becker, Fred (I335966)
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| 43241 | Fred & Lena were very hard workers and made every nickel they could. They never knew what Sunday was- just work and work [Editors Note: Sunday was always considered a day of rest]. He bought big machinery and hired out to other farmers. He had amassed a fortune of 7 farms and 17 teams of horses when he and Albert left for Cuba. Fred believed in fortune tellers and one told him the farther South he would go, the wealthier he would get. Albert went along because he knew how to read and write.They got into a big storm and turned around to go back to Galveston. When they got back, Lena and the two youngest---Emma and Freddie were there so they stayed there. They tried to farm as they had in Wisconsin, but it never amounted to much. Gradually he used up all the money he had and his children had to pay for his funeral. Ida, Tina and Willie were married. John, Hannah, Marie, Herman and Lena were left here and all married within a year. Hannah was only 16 when she married. The 1900 census gives Fred's birthday as April 1856 and Caroline's as November 1858. They had 13 children then with 10 living. | Winkler, Fred (I128081)
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| 43242 | Fred (Fritz) Haun; Sparta, WI - Fred (Fritz) Haun, 85, of Sparta, died Sun day evening, April 5, 1998, at Franciscan Skemp Healthcare Facility, Spart a. He was born on St Mary's Ridge, Monroe County, Wis., on April 15, 191 2, the son of Joseph and Anna (Schreier) Haun. He was united in marria ge to Annabel Leis on May 22, 1939, in Pine Hollow. They farmed on St Mar y's Ridge and he worked for Schendel Bros. until May of 1971, when they mo ved to Sparta. He was a member of St Patrick's Catholic Church, Spart a. He was preceded in death by his parents and one brother, Sylveste r. He was survived by his wife, Annabel; two daughters, Karen (James) Ba us of La Crosse and Mary (Jack) Mlsna of Mount Horeb, Wis; seven sons, Don ald (Arlene) Haun of Antioch IL, Roger (Barbara) Haun of Portage, Gerald ( Rosie) Haun of Cashton, James (Toni) Haun of Rockland, Charles (Indry) Ha un of Green Bay, Roberts (Beth) Haun of Sparta, and Philip (Monica) Ha un of Tomah; 24 grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and two sisters, Ma rgaret Brueggeman of Sparta and Josephine Erpenbach of Norwalk. The funer al services will be held at 11 am Wednesday at St Patrick's Catholic Churc h, Sparta, with Rev. Mark Walljasper officiating. Burial will be in t he St Mary's Catholic Cemetery at St Mary's Ridge. Friends may call at t he Page-Smith Funeral Home, Sparta, today from 4 to 9pm, with a rosa ry at 8:30pm and on Wednesday from 8 to 10:45am. Memorials may be giv en to the St Patrick's Endowment Fund. | Haun, Fred H. (I20021)
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| 43243 | Fred 30 Caroll 28 Aug 6 wilh 8/12 | Balgie, Fred (I139705)
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| 43244 | Fred 53 born New york sarah 39 Born Ireland alice 13 all children born Wis Ida 11 Elwin 9 Mary 6 Eva 4 Fred 9/12 | Bauter, Frederick (I301070)
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| 43245 | Fred A Abraham 60 Mina M Abraham 62 | Abraham, Frederick M. (I195084)
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| 43246 | Fred A Abreham 40 Mina M Abreham 42 Theodore F Abreham 11 Ruth A Abreham 10 William Schultz hired man 23 | Abraham, Frederick M. (I195084)
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| 43247 | Fred A Feshrman Emeilia Fuhrman Ruby C Fuhrman | Fuhrmann, Fredrick (I158663)
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| 43248 | Fred A Greely Alice M Greely Marion R Greely | Greeley, Marian (I140198)
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| 43249 | Fred A Hoffman - 32 Helen Hoffman - 23 Margaret Hoffman - 8 Ethel Hoffman - 7 Archie Hoffman - 5 | Hoffman, Ferdinand "Fred" (I111222)
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| 43250 | Fred A Hoffman - 32 Helen Hoffman - 23 Margaret Hoffman - 8 Ethel Hoffman - 7 Archie Hoffman - 5 | Hoffman, Archabald "Archie" (I186963)
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| 43251 | Fred A Hoffman - 32 Helen Hoffman - 23 Margaret Hoffman - 8 Ethel Hoffman - 7 Archie Hoffman - 5 | Hoffman, Margaret (I186967)
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| 43252 | Fred A Just Delia C Just William C Just Gottleb Just Caroline Just | Just, William Carl (I119493)
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| 43253 | Fred A Krause Antonette Krause [36] Verna Mae Krause | Hurkmans, Nettie (I118312)
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| 43254 | Fred A Krueger Louise Krueger Louise Krueger Randolph Krueger | Krueger, Fred (I196059)
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| 43255 | Fred A Lillge Henrietta Lillge Fred H Lillge Rose Lillge Matie Lillge Henry Lillge Edwin Lillge | Lillge, Fred (I197742)
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| 43256 | Fred A Nimmer Augusta B Nimmer Henry C Nimmer Oscar F Nimmer Lester C Nimmer Leslie W Nimmer | Nimmer, Lester (I167642)
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| 43257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Plamann, Herbert (I106763)
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| 43258 | Fred A Plamann Elsie J Plamann Erma R Plamann Muriel A Plamann Herbert J Plamann Melvin C Plamann | Plamann, Fred A. (I147112)
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| 43259 | Fred A Plamann Elsie J Plamann Erma R Plamann Muriel A Plamann Herbert J Plamann Melvin C Plamann | Ahrens, Elise (I181870)
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| 43260 | Fred A Westphal - 46 [40] [48] Agusta Westphal - 39 [34] William Westphal - 10 Celia Westphal - 7 Chester Westphal - 11/12 [0] | Westphal, Fred A. (I175360)
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| 43261 | Fred A Ziegler Caroline S Ziegler Walter J Ziegler Emro C Ziegler Aurthur F Ziegler Edward H Ziegler Herbert A Ziegler [1 11/12] | Ziegler, Fred (I99555)
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| 43262 | Fred A Ziegler Caroline S Ziegler Walter J Ziegler Emro C Ziegler Aurthur F Ziegler Edward H Ziegler Herbert A Ziegler [1 11/12] | Ziegler, Herbert (I145560)
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| 43263 | Fred A Ziegler Lena Ziegler Anton Sommer | Ziegler, Fred (I99555)
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| 43264 | Fred A Ziemer 64 Emelia B Ziemer 51 William A Ziemer 35 Emil A Ziemer 18 Anna B Ziemer 17 Mildred L Ziemer 9 Ferdinand Ziemer=brother 74 [79] Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Oconto, Oconto, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2007; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 173; Image: 1037 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4390837_01037?pid=71526115&backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1920usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3demil%26gsfn_x%3d0%26gsln%3dziemer%26gsln_x%3d0%26msbdy%3d1901%26msbpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d52%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3d35%26fh%3d0%26h%3d71526115%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true | Ziemer, Emil (I300061)
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| 43265 | FRED A. HOFFMAN Fred A. Hoffman, 35, town of Center, died Sunday morning after a short illness. He was a member of the Holy Name society of the St Edward church at Mackville. Survivors are his wife; two sons, Archie and Joseph; four daughters Margaret, Ethel, Frances and Genevieve, at home; his mother, Mrs Mary Hoffman, Menasha; three brothers, Barney of Appleton, Phillip of Center, and Peter of Hortonville; four sisters, Mrs. Joseph Fischer, Center; Mrs Henry Ulman, Greenville; Mrs. John Schmidt Menasha; and Sister Servatius, Hollandtown. The funeral will be from the residence at 9 o'clock Tuesday morning, with services at 9:30 at St Edward church at Mackville. Burial will be in St. Edward cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, September 19, 1932 | Page 4 | Hoffman, Ferdinand "Fred" (I111222)
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| 43266 | Fred A. Kunz ; 330 12th St., Neenah Age 75. passed away Saturday morning. Mr. Kunz was horn January 3. 1892 in Milwaukee, and was a resident of the twin cities since 1926. He attended Kaukauna High School and was employed by the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad. World War I Veteran, a member of VFW, Kaukauna. Survivors are his wife, Lorraine: one sister. Miss Helen Kunz. Milwaukee. Funeral services will he held at 2 p.m. Tuesday from the Laemmrich Funeral Home. Interment will be in the Kelso Cemetery. Kaukauna. Friends may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p.m. on Monday. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, October 28, 1967 | Page 5 | Kunz, Frederick A. (I318793)
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| 43267 | Fred A. Ruppel, age 89, of Appleton, passed away at Atrium of Neenah, on Thursday, January 28, 2016. Fred was born on July 22, 1926, in Appleton, to the late Anton and Maria (Muthig) Ruppel. His parents emigrated from Oberndorf, Germany, in the Bavarian Alps with their three children, with Fred born in the United States. Fred proudly served his country in the United States Army as an aircraft mechanic in the Philippines during World War II and for several years afterwards. He received the Asiatic Pacific Theatre Ribbon and the Victory Medal. Fred was a well-known true athlete in his youth, excelling as a baseball pitcher and excellent basketball player and later as an ace golfer. He was also an avid Packer fan. Fred was employed by the Appleton Post Office, retiring after 39 years of service. He was honored by the Knights of Columbus in 2008 as a 30-year member of Council 607 and as the 4th degree of General Assembly 1199. He was also honored in 2009 as a 75 year member of the Catholic Order of the Foresters. Fred was married to Elaine Weyenberg in July of 1946; she preceded him in death on July 26, 2014. Survivors include his children, Christine (Bill) Resch, Patti Kroner, Steve (Sue) Ruppel and Frank (Sharon) Ruppel; his 14 grandchildren; his 16 great grandchildren; his in-laws, Audrey, Rick, Ann and Jerry. He was preceded in death by two sisters, one brother, and son-in-law Bill Kroner. The Funeral Liturgy will be held at 11:00 am on Saturday, February 6, 2016, at SACRED HEART CATHOLIC CHURCH, 222 W. Fremont Street, Appleton, WI. Friends may call directly at the church on Saturday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of service. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital, the caregivers at Atrium of Neenah, and Heartland Hospice, for watching over Fred on his final journey. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com | Ruppel, Fred (I41271)
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| 43268 | Fred A. Towsley, 69 years of age, pioneer resident of this city and a banker well known throughout the state as cashier of the Bank of Kaukauna since its incorporation in 1883 and for two years prior to that time when operated as a private bank by the Reuter Bros. has died suddenly Monday evening during a meeting at the local bank. | Towsley, Frederick (I337612)
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| 43269 | Fred Abraham 49 Mina Abraham 52 Theodore F Abraham 21 | Abraham, Frederick M. (I195084)
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| 43270 | Fred Abraham 70 Minna Abraham 72 | Abraham, Frederick M. (I195084)
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| 43271 | Fred Alten Molly Alten Duglas Alten | Bornemann, Mollie (I186882)
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| 43272 | Fred Alten Molly Alten Duglas Alten | Alten, Frederick (I186883)
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| 43273 | Fred Alten Mollie Alten Douglas Alten Jerome Alten Alan Alten Marvin Alten Frederick Alten Audrey Alten Ruth Alten | Alten, Audrey (I186881)
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| 43274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Kundert, Fred / Kneubuehl, Afra (F201482)
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| 43275 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Bartizal, Fred / Unknown, Susan (F209611)
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| 43276 | Fred Anthony Hannah Anthony Luella Anthony Alice Anthony Aloisus Anthony Frances Anthony | Anthony, Fredrick (I152373)
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| 43277 | Fred Anthony Hannah Anthony Luella Anthony Alice Anthony Aloisus Anthony Frances Anthony | Lyons, Hanna (I156102)
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| 43278 | Fred Arnold R A Arnold Fred Arnold John Arnold Wm Arnold | Arnold, Frederick (I2658)
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| 43279 | Fred Arnold R A Arnold Fred Arnold John Arnold Wm Arnold | Arnold, Frederick (I168758)
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| 43280 | Fred Arnold Albertina Arnold Anna Arnold Emma Arnold Mina Arnold Alma Arnold | Arnold, Frederick (I168758)
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| 43281 | Fred Arnold Albertena Arnold Amil Arnold Mona Arnold [17] Alma Arnold | Arnold, Alma Amelia (I113622)
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| 43282 | Fred Arnold Albertena Arnold Amil Arnold Mona Arnold [17] Alma Arnold | Trettien, Albertina (I156003)
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| 43283 | Fred Arnold Albertena Arnold Amil Arnold Mona Arnold [17] Alma Arnold | Arnold, Frederick (I168758)
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| 43284 | Fred Arnold Louisa Arnold John Landing | Arnold, Frederick (I168758)
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| 43285 | Fred Ashauer 3/21/1891 Post Crescent 12/5/1957 A 18 | Ashauer, Fred (I133216)
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| 43286 | Fred Ashauer Elizabeth Ashauer | Verhoven, Elizabeth (I133058)
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| 43287 | Fred Ashauer Elizabeth Ashauer | Ashauer, Fred (I133216)
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| 43288 | Fred Ashman,76, died Thursday at his home in the town of Center. He is survived by three sons. Fred, Lake Geneva; William and Paul, Center; two daughters. Mrs. Charles Krull, Center and Mrs. Charles Fischer, Clintonville: sixteen grandchildren and Three great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon from the home in Center and at 2 o'clock at the Ellington Lutheran church with the Rev. E. Redlin in charge. Interment will be in the Ellington Cemetery. Thursday Evening, April 30, 1925 APPLETON POST -CRESCENT Page Fifteen | Ashmann, Frederick Carl (I130229)
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| 43289 | Fred Ashuuer Elizebeth Ashuuer | Verhoven, Elizabeth (I133058)
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| 43290 | Fred Ashuuer Elizebeth Ashuuer | Ashauer, Fred (I133216)
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| 43291 | Fred B Stevens Nora Stevens June R Stevens Esther Stevens [26] Curtis R Stevens [2 8/12] Asa Cook May Cook Roy Cleaveland Naomi Cleaveland Frances Stevens | Stevens, Junus Reginald "Juno" (I78945)
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| 43292 | Fred B Stevens Nora Stevens June R Stevens Esther Stevens Curtis R Stevens Asa Cook May Cook Roy Cleaveland Naomi Cleaveland Frances Stevens | Stevens, Fred B. (I192461)
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| 43293 | Fred B Stevens Nora Stevens June R Stevens Esther Stevens Curtis R Stevens Asa Cook May Cook Roy Cleaveland Naomi Cleaveland Frances Stevens | Stevens, Curtis (I194646)
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| 43294 | Fred Bachman Sena Bachman Harold Bachman Leonard Bachman Wilbur Bachman Edna Bachman Robert Bachman Ada Bachman Donald Bachman [2 5/12] | Baehman, Fred (I200123)
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| 43295 | Fred Balgea Caroline Balgea William Balgea Edward Balgea Fred Balgea | Balgie, Edward (I124355)
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| 43296 | Fred Balgea Caroline Balgea William Balgea Edward Balgea Fred Balgea | Balgie, Fred (I139705)
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| 43297 | Fred Ballheim 47 Susan Ballheim 44 William F. Ballheim 23 Charles Ballheim 20 Catherine Ballheim 17 Howard Ballheim 16 Elmer Ballheim 14 George Ballheim 11 Ella Ballheim 7 Benjamin Ballheim 4 Ira Ballheim 2 Source Citation Year: 1880; Census Place: Osborn, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1441; Family History Film: 1255441; Page: 289A; Enumeration District: 130 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6742/4244769-00015?pid=46255071&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DCUJ45%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1880usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dfred%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dballheim%26gsln_x%3D0%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C3247%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D0%26h%3D46255071%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=CUJ45&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Ballheim, Ira (I108888)
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| 43298 | Fred Ballheim Susan Ballheim William F. Ballheim Charles Ballheim Catherine Ballheim Howard Ballheim Elmer Ballheim George Ballheim Ella Ballheim Benjamin Ballheim Ira Ballheim | Ballheim, Fred (I177037)
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| 43299 | Fred Ballhein Bertha Ballhein Walter Ballhein Violla Ballhein | Koeser, Bertha (I340732)
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| 43300 | Fred Barribeau 28 Beatrice Barribeau 22 Donald Barribeau 6 Fred Barribeau 2 [2 6/12] William Barribeau 23 | Barribeau, Donald Theodore (I324537)
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| 43301 | Fred Barribeau Beatrice Barribeau Donald Barribeau Fred Barribeau William Barribeau | Barribeau, Fred (I320421)
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| 43302 | FRED BARTELS, who is cultivating the old Bartels homestead farm in Seymour township, is one of the progressive agriculturists of this section, and has resided in Outagamie county all of his life. He was born at Greenville, Wisconsin, October 26, 1872, a son of Henry and Caroline (Rump) Bartels. Henry Bartels was born in Mecklenberg-Schwerin, Germany, and on first coming to the United States, in 1867, he located in Chicago, where he remained for one year. He then spent two years on farms near Chicago, after which he came to Wisconsin and located in Outagamie county, securing employment from the farmers in the vicinity of Greenville until he had accumulated enough, in 1874, to purchase the homestead on Section 19. He cultivated this property from virgin soil into one of the finest farms in Seymour township, and gradually advanced from the days of the log cabin to those of the modern ten-room frame house, and at the time of his death, May 16, 1910, when he was seventy-seven years old, he was one of the substantial farmers and respected members of the Lutheran Church of this section. Mrs. Bartels, whom Mr. Bartels married March 4, 1867, in Chicago, died in 1899, when sixty-three years of age. They had three children: John, who died aged three years; Henry, who was one year old at the time of his death; and Fred . Fred Bartels received his education in the district schools, was reared to manhood on the home farm, and remained there until his father's death, at which time he took up the active management of the place. He was married in 1892 to Emma Lenz, who was born in Germany, a daughter of Louis Lenz. She was born March 15, 1871, and came to the United States alone when she was twenty-one years old, her mother having died when she was three years of age. Mr. and Mrs. Bartels have had these children: Hulda, born December 16, 1893; Carl, born January 2, 1897, who died October 3, 1909; Hubert B., born January 3, 1900; Thusnelda, born February 11, 1905; and William, born January 29, 1909. The family belong to the Lutheran Church. Mr. Bartels has improved the home place since taking up the management, and it presents a well-kept appearance that speaks well for the ability of its owner. He is interested in movements that he thinks will tend to advance the community in an educational, agricultural or industrial way, and can be counted upon to lend his influence, time and means in behalf of such measures . | Bartels, Fred (I130427)
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| 43303 | Fred Basche Sahara Basche Mitchel Basche Emerson Basche James Basche | Basche, Fred (I198416)
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| 43304 | Fred Basche Sahara Basche Mitchel Basche Emerson Basche James Basche | Basche, Emerson (I198420)
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| 43305 | Fred BASTIAN Self M Male W 33 PRUS Farm PRUS PRUS Carolina BASTIAN Wife M Female W 29 PRUS Keep House PR US PRUS Emma BASTIAN Dau S Female W 8 WI PRUS PRUS George BASTIAN Son S Male W 7 WI PRUS PRUS Henry BASTIAN Son S Male W 5 WI PRUS PRUS | Bastian, Fred (I118840)
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| 43306 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Bastian, Fred J. (I64447)
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| 43307 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Radloff, Agnes (I64448)
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| 43308 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Bastian, Ruby (I64449)
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| 43309 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Bastian, Clarence (I64450)
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| 43310 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Bastian, Viola Martha (I91088)
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| 43311 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Bastian, Gilbert (I91090)
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| 43312 | Fred Bastian Agnes Bastian Ruby Bastian Gilbert Bastian Raymond Bastian Viola Bastian Clarence Bastian Gottlieb Schuler | Bastian, Raymond (I91091)
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| 43313 | Fred Bastian George Bastian Lena Bastian Louis Bastian Ida Bastian Phillip Bastian Clara Bastian | Bastian, Fred (I118840)
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| 43314 | Fred Bastian George Bastian Lena Bastian Louis Bastian Ida Bastian Phillip Bastian Clara Bastian | Bastian, Philip (I122984)
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| 43315 | FRED BAUER Word was received at Chilton today of the death of Fred Bauer, 76, former Chilton resident, Thursday afternoon at his home in Milwaukee. He had been ill three years. Born July 12, 1863, at St. John, Calumet county, Mr. Bauer operated cheese factories at Green Bay and St. John. He was chairman of the town of Woodville six years and was elected Calumet county treasurer in 1900, serving two terms. He built snd operated a dairy at Chilton, leaving that city in 1918 for Milwaukee. Survivors are the widow; one daughter, Mrs. Ann Kunkner, Chilion: one son, Fred, Wauwatosa; one brother, George, St John; one sis- ter, Mrs. Anna Hauser, Chilton; two randchildren. Funeral serivces will be held at 8 o'clock Monday morning at Voth and Anderson Funeral home, Mil- waukee, and at Holy Trinity church in that city. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery, Chilton. Appleton Post Crescent, Saturday Evening, July 1,1939 Page 4 | Bauer, Frederick (I117051)
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| 43316 | Fred Bauer, 76, former county treasurer, died at his home at 651 Second Street, Milwaukee last Thursday. Death came from a stroke suffered three years ago. He was born July 12, 1863 at St. John, Wis., the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Wolfgang Bauer. On May 24, 1885 he was married at St. John to Miss Margaret Meier. The couple moved to Green Bay where he operated a cheese factory for about eight years when he removed to St. John and continued in the cheese making business. He was chairman of the town of Woodville for ?? years and in 1900 was elected county treasurer, a post he held for two terms. Mr. Bauer came to Chilton to resided in 1900 and built the home on S. Madison Street now occupied by the Frank Klinker family. After his two terms as county treasurer, he operated the Farmers' Cooperative cheese factory in 1918. Mr. Bauer moved with his family to Milwaukee and entered the Allis-Chalmers plant as an employe, where he worked until his illness three years ago. He was a member of the Catholic Knights, the Eagles and the Germanic societies. Being a great lover of music, he was disappointed to not having had an opportunity to study the violin and was insistent that his daughter, Ann, receive a musical education. Mr. Bauer is survived by his wife, Milwaukee; a son, Fred, Wauwatosa and one daughter, Ann Klinkner, Chilton. Two daughters, Rosalie and Elizabeth died in childhood. Two grandchildren, Mary Evangeline Klinkner, Chicago and Earl Klinkner, this city; a brother, George Bauer, St. John, and a sister, Mrs. Ann Hauser, Chilton, also survive. The body lay in state at the Voth and Anderson funeral home, Milwaukee, and the requiem high mass was said at the Holy Trinity church after which the body was brought to Chilton. Burial was in the family lot in St. Mary's Cemetery. the Rev. H. E. Hunek officiated. Chilton Times - July 6, 1939 | Bauer, Frederick (I117051)
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| 43317 | Fred Baumgart Nelley Baumgart Wilfred Baumgart Gordon Baumgart Alice Baumgart Marcella Baumgart Howard Baumgart | Baumgart, Frederick (I30420)
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| 43318 | Fred Baumgart Nelley Baumgart Wilfred Baumgart Gordon Baumgart Alice Baumgart Marcella Baumgart Howard Baumgart | Baumgart, Wilfred T. (I30694)
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| 43319 | Fred Becker Katherine Becker Thelma Becker Naomi Becker Kathleen Becker [9] | Becker, Naomi (I335194)
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| 43320 | Fred Becker Katherine Becker Thelma Becker Naomi Becker Kathleen Becker [9] | Becker, Fred (I335195)
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| 43321 | Fred Behnke Ida Behnke Herman Behnke Minnie Behnke Fred Behnke Henry Behnke Laura Behnke | Behnke, Fred (I121599)
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| 43322 | Fred Behnke Ida Behnke Herman Behnke Minnie Behnke Fred Behnke Henry Behnke Laura Behnke | Schultz, Ida (I178126)
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| 43323 | Fred Behnke Louisa Behnke Laurine Behnke Ervin Behnke Waldamer Behnke [5] Adeline Behnke Robert Behnke [4/12] | Behnke, Fred (I121599)
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| 43324 | Fred Belgie Caroline Belgie | Balgie, Fred (I139705)
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| 43325 | Fred Belham Susan Belham Fredy Belham Frank Belham Charles Belham Katie Belham Howard Belham Almor Belham George\\ Belham | Ballheim, Fred (I177037)
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| 43326 | Fred Belling Anna Belling Marry Belling Gusta Belling Martha Belling Frank Belling Ella Belling Willie Belling A*Engeune Belling Herry Belling Thedeo?? Belling Minnie Schwerdfinger Justine E Schwerdfinger | Belling, Johann Friederich "Fred" "Ferdinand" (I131720)
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| 43327 | Fred Bencka Ida Bencka Otto Bencka Alvina Bencka Ida Bencka Herman Bencka Minnie Bencka Fredie Bencka | Behnke, Fred (I121599)
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| 43328 | Fred Berkholy 56 Lena Berkholy 44 Henry Berkholy 18 August Berkholy 13 Willie Berkholy 8 August Berkholy 78 | Birkholz, Fred (I89259)
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| 43329 | Fred Berkholz 31 Lena Berkholz 23 Dertha Berkholz 5 Huldah Berkholz 3 Mary Berkholz 1 August Berkholz 58 Friedrekit Berkholz 58 | Birkholz, Fred (I89259)
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| 43330 | Fred Berrens, Who Was Injured at the Wolf Chair Factory Last Week, Died Monday. Fred Berrens, the announcement of whose injuries at the Wolf Chair factory was made in our last issue, died from the effects at his home on Mill Street, about 10 o'clock last Sunday night. He was born in Chilton April 17, 1882, and was wedded about four years ago to Miss Minnie Borts, who survives him as do also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Berrens of Chilton, and the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Mary Bostick, Heineman; Mrs. Christina Horth, Baraboo; John, Merrill; Peter, Edward, Joseph, Carl, Florence and Katie of Chilton. The funeral took place Wednesday afternoon at the German Reformed church, Rev. Beisser officiating. The local council N. F. L., of which the deceased was a member, attended in a body and interment was made in the city cemetery. Mr. Berrens was a young man of quiet demeanor and good character and his early departure from earthly spheres is cause for much regret. | Berrens, Fred (I151016)
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| 43331 | Fred Beyer Ella Beyer Vernon Beyer Arthur Beyer Ronald Beyer | Beyer, Frederick Herman (I344843)
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| 43332 | Fred Beyer Ella Beyer Vernon Beyer Arthur Beyer Ronald Beyer | Beyer, Aurthur DeWayne (I344845)
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| 43333 | Fred Beyer Anna Beyer Virgie Beyer | Beyer, Fred (I189356)
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| 43334 | Fred Beyer Anna Beyer Virgie Beyer | Beyer, Fred (I189356)
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| 43335 | Fred Beyer Anna Beyer | Beyer, Fred (I189356)
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| 43336 | Fred Beyer, 81, route 2, Appleton, died at 4 p.m. Sunday after a short illness. He was born Sept. 30, 1878, in the town of Center, where he farmed most of his life. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Ellington Lutheran church, with burial in the parish cemetery. Friends may call at Wichmann Funeral home from 2 p.m. Tuesday until 9:30 a.m. Wednesday, and then at the church. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Siegfried Reinke, route 3, Appleton, and Mrs, Jerald Jentz, route 2, Hort onville; three sons, Carl and Harold, both of route 2, Appleton,and Norman, Appleton and two brothers, William, Black Creek, and Ernest, Appleton; and 19 grandchildren. Monday May 16,1940 Appleton Post-Crescent,A-12 | Beyer, Fred (I204176)
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| 43337 | Fred Blahnik Mary Blahnik John Blahnik Cathrine Blahnik Barbara Blahnik | Blahnik, Frank (I59286)
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| 43338 | Fred Blay 68 Julius Blay 42 Henry Blay 25 Albert Blay 23 Adolph Blay 20 Theodore Blay 15 Martha Blay 13 | Bloy, Frederick (I144581)
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| 43339 | Fred Bloz - 63 Annie Bloz - 45 Jullius Bloz - 35 Gustave Bloz - 26 Henry Bloz - 22 Ledia Bloz - 17 Otto Bloz - 15 Theodore Bloz - 10 Martha Bloz - 7 | Bloy, Frederick (I144581)
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| 43340 | Fred Bloz Annie Bloz Jullius Bloz Gustave Bloz Henry Bloz Ledia Bloz Otto Bloz Theodore Bloz Martha Bloz | Bloy, Martha S. (I204836)
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| 43341 | Fred Bock 57 Helena Bock 44 Erich Bock 21 Esther Bock 19 Viole Bock 16 Gilbert Bock 14 Edna Bock 14 Edgar Bock 11 Ervin Bock 8 Lilian Bock 4 9/12 Arnold Bock 2 9/12 Martin Bock 77 | Bock, Fredrick (I316445)
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| 43342 | Fred Bock Helena Bock Erich G M Bock Martin Bock Caroline Bock | Bock, Fredrick (I316445)
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| 43343 | Fred Bock Helena Bock Erich Bock Esther Bock Viola Bock Filbert Bock [4 2/12] Edna Bock [4 2/12] Edgar Bock [1 6/12] Martin Bock Caroline Bock | Bock, Fredrick (I316445)
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| 43344 | Fred Bohl 41 Alma Bohl 39 Anita Bohl 14 Arline Bohl 9 Merline Bohl 7 | Bohl, Fredrick (I153644)
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| 43345 | Fred Bohl 51 Emeilea Bohl 46 John A Bohl 20 Augest Bohl 20 Anna Bohl 14 Charles Bohl 13 Freida Bohl 10 | Bohl, Frederich (I144957)
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| 43346 | Fred Bohl of Freedom Age: 26, born S. Dakota Occupation: Farmer Parents: Aug. Bohl b. Germany & Mary Winter b. Germany Married; June 3, 1914 T. of Center Bride: Anna Eickhoff Parents: Hy Eickhoff b. Germany & Wanna Gehl b. Germany Witnesses: Alma Eichkoff & Minnie Bohl | Family: Bohl, Fredrick / Eickhoff, Alma (F54555)
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| 43347 | FRED BOHL, who during a. long and active career was engaged in agricultural pursuits in Outagamie county, has now retired and is living in Appleton in the enjoyment of the fruits of his many years of labor. Born in Germany, June 6, 1849, he is a son of John and Marie (Schroeder) Bohl, natives of the Fatherland who came to the United States with their family in 1866, and located in Outagamie county. John Bohl purchased land in Center township, and after clearing his property from the timber, moved to Ellington township ,where he spent the remainder of his life in farming. He was very successful in his agricultural operations, and became one of the substantial farmers and much esteemed citizens of his section. Four children were born to John and Marie Bohl, of whom one is deceased, and Fred was the second in order of birth. Fred Bohl received his education in the schools of Center township, and as a youth worked on his father's farm, being reared to the life of an agriculturist which he followed during all the years of his activity. In 1881 he took charge of the home place in Center township, and in 1894 accompanied his parents to Ellington township, where he was engaged in general farming until his retirement in 1907. In 1911 he disposed of this excellent property. Mr. Bohl was married in 1873, to Amelia Winters, who was born in Germany and came to the United States with her parents. Of the nine children born to this union, four are deceased, and those surviving are as follows: John, August, Annie, Charles and Fred. Mr. and Mrs. Bohl are members of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. He is very much interested in educational work and has given his influence to any movement of an educational nature that has been forwarded in this section. For a number of years he was a member of the township board in Ellington township. | Bohl, Frederich (I144957)
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| 43348 | Fred Bohl, widow of Amelia , Fred born 6/6/1848 age 85 y 6 m 11 d, retired farmer born Germay to John Bohl and Mary Schroerder. Cause of death arterioscerosis. | Bohl, Frederich (I144957)
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| 43349 | Fred Booth Ella Booth Harold Booth | Booth, Fred C. (I139107)
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| 43350 | Fred Borchardt Henryetta Borchardt Matilda Gripentrag Ferdinand Gripentrag Cora Gripentrag Norbert Gripentrag Eldor Gripentrag Emma Borchert | Borchardt, Fred (I194616)
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| 43351 | Fred Borchardt Selma Borchardt Madeline Borchardt Fred Borchardt [4 9/12] Euganie Borchardt [3 6/12] Lillian Borchardt [1 8/12] | Borchardt, Eugenia (I194115)
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| 43352 | Fred Borchardt Selma Borchardt Madeline Borchardt Fred Borchardt [4 9/12] Euganie Borchardt [3 6/12] Lillian Borchardt [1 8/12] | Casper, Selma (I194622)
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| 43353 | Fred Borchardt Selma Borchardt Madeline Borchardt Fred Borchardt Euganie Borchardt Lillian Borchardt | Borchardt, Fred (I194616)
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| 43354 | Fred Borchardt Fred Borchardt Madline Borchardt Virginia Borchardt Lillian Borchardt | Borchardt, Eugenia (I194115)
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| 43355 | Fred Borchardt Fred Borchardt Madline Borchardt Virginia Borchardt Lillian Borchardt | Borchardt, Fred (I194616)
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| 43356 | Fred Borchardt Fred Borchardt Madline Borchardt Virginia Borchardt Lillian Borchardt | Borchardt, Fred (I194616)
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| 43357 | Fred Borree Anna Schauer Richard Schauer Elsie Schauer | Borree, Friedrich (I345045)
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| 43358 | Fred Borree Anna Schauer Richard Schauer Elsie Schauer | Borree, Anna (I345047)
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| 43359 | Fred Borrhoisen Katie E Borrhoisen | Bowhausen, Fred (I339876)
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| 43360 | Fred Botker Emma Botker Eileen Botker Ruth Botker [2 9/12] Inez Botker [1 5/12] Otto Schinke | Botker, Frederick (I110980)
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| 43361 | Fred Bowl 28 Emelia Bowl 24 John Bowl 2 August Bowl 1M | Bohl, Frederich (I144957)
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| 43362 | FRED BRANDENBURG, who during a period covering thirty years was engaged in agricultural pursuits in Outagamie county, was a man who took an active part in the progress and development of this section, and in his death, which occurred February 23, 1908, Cicero township lost one of its most highly esteemed citizens. Fred Brandenburg was born in Pomerania, Germany, and came to the United States in 1873, working at Oshkosh, Wisconsin, until 1878, when he located on forty acres of wild land in Cicero township, which he had purchased two years before. He was married in 1876 to Bertha Grasse, who was born in Germany, April 24, 1853, and came to the United States six months after the arrival of her husband. She was the daughter of Daniel and Engle (Brogan) Grasse, whose other children were: Mary, who is deceased; Lot and August, residing in Dakota; Mrs. Reca Deckman; and Caroline and Ferdinand, who are deceased. In 1878 Mr. and Mrs. Brandenburg settled on the Cicero township farm, where he built a log cabin 18x28 feet and two log barns, 30x16 feet and 20x22 feet. Four years later he bought eighty acres more of wild land, and still later purchased another tract of eighty acres, and he lived to see it all cleared from the wilderness and changed into a productive, well-equipped farm. He erected three upright frame buildings, two being 16x28 feet, and the other 16x16 feet, and during the same year built a basement barn 40x80 feet, and a stone hog barn, 24x50 feet. He was a great lover of horses, and always kept a number of well-bred animals on his property. Although Mr. Brandenburg was known in his neighborhood as a careful farmer, who always took the best care of his tools and equipment, he was the victim of several severe accidents. At Oshkosh, while sawing in the woods, on the present site of Antigo, a falling limb broke his left arm. Later, while working on his farm, he started to use a pry in lieu of a stump-puller, and when the team started too soon, the pry broke the same arm that had been injured before. On another occasion, Mr. Brandenburg was building his hay barn, and while loading stone his horse swerved suddenly, overturning the half-filled stone boat which crushed and broke his left leg. Mr. Brandenburg's final illness started as an attack of la grippe, which ran into erysipelas, from the effects of which he died. Mr. Brandenburg was always a hard worker, and to this must be accredited his success in his chosen occupation, as he started in life with no means and but few advantages of any kind. A good and public-spirited citizen, an excellent agriculturist and a loving husband and father, Mr. Brandenburg's death was felt by not only his immediate family, but by those in his township who had come to know and appreciate his many admirable qualities. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Brandenburg: Bernhard; Emil; Martha, who married William Burmeister; Lena, who married August Burmeister; Emma, and Ida. Bernhard Brandenburg took up the management of the home farm after his father's death, and he also owns eighty acres on the west side of the old home place, where he has a comfortable home and a fine barn. He has an honorable discharge from Company C, of the Third United States Infantry, having served in the Spanish-American War and in the Indian uprising in Minnesota after the close of the former war. | Brandenburg, Fred (I195197)
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| 43363 | Fred Brandenburg Bertha Brandenburg Bernhard Brandenburg Lena Brandenburg Emma Brandenburg Emil Brandenburg Ida Brandenburg | Brandenburg, Fred (I195197)
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| 43364 | Fred Brandenburg Bertha Brandenburg Bernhard Brandenburg Emil Brandenburg Ida Brandenburg William Burmeister Martha Burmeister | Brandenburg, Fred (I195197)
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| 43365 | Fred Brandenburg Bertha Brandenburg Bernhard Brandenburg Emil Brandenburg Ida Brandenburg William Burmeister Martha Burmeister | Burmeister, William (I106972)
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| 43366 | Fred Bratz Ottilile Bratz Benta Bratz Gilbert Bratz Mabel Bratz Patricia Bratz Janice Bratz | Bratz, Gilbert (I324039)
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| 43367 | Fred Bratz Ottilile Bratz Benta Bratz Gilbert Bratz Mabel Bratz Patricia Bratz Janice Bratz | Bratz, Frederick (I329525)
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| 43368 | Fred Brookman Anna Brookman John Brookman Joseph Brookman Mary Brookman | Brockman, Friedrich U. (I155000)
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| 43369 | Fred Brookman Anna Brookman John Brookman Joseph Brookman Mary Brookman | Fischer, Anna (I172014)
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| 43370 | Fred Brown Ruby Brown Emma Jean Brown Lenard Brown | Brown, Emma Jean (I133355)
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| 43371 | Fred Buboltz Annie Buboltz Laurien Buboltz Lidia Buboltz Harvey Buboltz Nettie Poler | Buboltz, Lydia (I338041)
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| 43372 | Fred Buboltz Born: March 6, 1862 Died: June 11, 1955 Place of Birth: Maple Creek, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 13, 1955 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Maple Creek Location: Maple Creek, WI | Buboltz, Frederick (I316542)
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| 43373 | Fred Buboltz Annie Buboltz Harvey Buboltz Milton Buboltz Albert Buboltz | Buboltz, Frederick (I316542)
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| 43374 | Fred Buboltz Annie Buboltz Harvey Buboltz Milton Buboltz Albert Buboltz | Buboltz, Albert (I313458)
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| 43375 | Fred Buhl 60 Emily Buhl 55 Charles Buhl 22 Freda Buhl 21 | Bohl, Frederich (I144957)
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| 43376 | Fred Bullert Ida Bullert Adolph Werwerus Nickol Reithel | Bullertt, Fred W. (I319047)
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| 43377 | Fred Bullertt Ida Bullertt | Bullertt, Fred W. (I319047)
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| 43378 | Fred Bungert Born: April 12, 1865 Died: January 27, 1953 Place of Birth: Ellington, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 27, 1953 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Ellington Lutheran Location: Ellington, WI | Bungert, Frederick (I109742)
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| 43379 | Fred Bungert 54 Elle Bungert 47 Roy Bungert 19 Alferd Bungert 18 | Bungert, Frederick (I109742)
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| 43380 | Fred Burkholz 75 Hellen Burkholz 62 Henry Burkholz 36 August Burkholz 32 | Birkholz, Fred (I89259)
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| 43381 | Fred Burmeister Mini Burmeister Mary Burmeister Sophia Burmeister William Burmeister Fred Burmeister Charles Feiffer | Burmeister, Sophia Henriette (I189246)
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| 43382 | Fred Burmeister Caroline H Burmeister Robert Burmeister Gladys Burmeister | Burmeister, Fred (I189248)
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| 43383 | Fred Buschmann Dora Buschmann Mary Buschmann Gerhard Lenbbin | Buschmann, Frederick (I97365)
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| 43384 | Fred Buseman Dorice Buschman Sophia Buschman Louisa Buschman Etta Buschman | Buschmann, Frederick (I97365)
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| 43385 | Fred Buss Agusta Buss Earnest Buss Otto Buss Robert Buss Annie Buss Hulda Buss Ella Buss Clara Buss | Diedrick, Augusta (I178168)
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| 43386 | Fred Buss Agusta Buss Earnest Buss Otto Buss Robert Buss Annie Buss Hulda Buss Ella Buss Clara Buss | Buss, Frederick Herman (I178174)
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| 43387 | Fred C age 42, anna 43, Harold 19,Raymond 18, Eth el 16, Dorothy 12, Ernest 10, Lorraine 5 | Hagstrom, Fred C. (I5839)
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| 43388 | Fred C Ames Mattie E Ames | Ames, Alfred "Fred" (I121178)
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| 43389 | Fred C Beyer Anna E Beyer | Beyer, Fred (I189356)
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| 43390 | Fred C Dahms Della Dahms Doris D Dahms [3 11/12] | Dahms, Carlton (I164406)
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| 43391 | Fred C Dahms Della T Dahms Doris A Dahms Carlton Dahms | Dahms, Carlton (I164406)
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| 43392 | Fred C Dahms Della T Dahms Carlton F Dahms Clifford Ankerson | Dahms, Carlton (I164406)
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| 43393 | Fred C Granger Fredericka M Granger Celia D Granger Ray E Granger [3/12] | Granger, Ira Chauncey (I324005)
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| 43394 | Fred C Grisbach | Griesbach, Frederick (I85916)
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| 43395 | Fred C Knaack Flora A Knaack Melvin Knaack George Knaack | Knaack, Fredrick (I170915)
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| 43396 | Fred C Krummemacher Katherina Krummemacher Morx Krummemacher | Krummenacher, Fred (I342268)
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| 43397 | Fred C Philips Anna M Philips Marjorie G Philips George D Philips Charley F Philips | Phillips, Frederic Charles (I169995)
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| 43398 | Fred C Phillips Anna Phillips Marjorie Phillips George Phillips Charles Phillips [0] | Phillips, Frederic Charles (I169995)
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| 43399 | Fred C Phillips | Phillips, Frederic Charles (I169995)
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| 43400 | FRED C RIEHL 724 N State St. Age 78, passed away at S 45 p m Wednesday after a lingering illness. He was born April 19,1884 in the Town of Center and lived on a farm in the Town of Ellington until 12 years ago when he moved to Appleton Mr. Riehl is survived by his wife: five daughters, Mrs Orvillce (Grace) Krabbe, Rt.3, Appleton; Mrs Francis (Ethel) Meredith and Mrs. Merlin (Elaine) Kuse,both of Appleton: Rt. 1 Shiocton. Mrs. Arthur (Gladys) Krause. Rt 1, Hortonville. one son, Lyle. Rt. 1, Black Creek; two brothers, John. Black Crook; Albert, Appleton, three sisters. Mrs. Wm. Kruse. Rt 2, Shiocton. Mrs. Anton Schmidt, Milwaukee, Mrs. John Hartsworm, Appleton; 16 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will he held at 2 p m Saturday at the Brettschneider Funeral Home with Rev. James L. Vahey officiating. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Friday. Thurs., Oct. 11, 1962 Appleton, WI. Post-Crescent, D-4 Age 78, passed away on Wednesday, October 10, 1962, after a lingering illness. He was born on April 19, 1884, in the Town of Center, WI., son of John and Bertha (Beckman) Riehl. He lived on a farm in the Town of Ellington until 12 years ago when he moved to Appleton. He is survived by his wife, Cora; five daughters, Mrs. Orville (Grace) Krabbe, Appleton, Mrs. Francis (Ethel) Meredith and Mrs. Merlin (Ethel) Kuse, both of Appleton, Mrs. Gordon (Florence) Ziesemer, Shiocton, and Mrs. Arthur (Gladys) Krause, Hortonville; a son, Lyle (Mary) Riehl, Black Creek; two brothers; John (Minnie) Riehl, Black Creek, and Albert (Sophia) Riehl, Appleton; three sisters; Mrs William (Anna) Kruse, Shiocton, Theresa Schmidt, Milwaukee and Elsie Hartsworm, Appleton; 16 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers, William Riehl, Herman Riehl and Ferdinand Riehl; four brothers-in-law, Ignatz McHugh, Anton Schmidt, John Tremmel and John Hartsworm; a son-in-law, Ben Young. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, October 13, 1962, at the Brettschneider Funeral Home with Rev. James L. Vahey officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. Friday, October 12, 1962. | Riehl, Fred (I144317)
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| 43401 | Fred C Riehl Cora C Riehl Grace Riehl Lyle Riehl Ethel Reihl Florance Reihl Gladys Reihl [1 8/12] | Riehl, Fred (I144317)
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| 43402 | Fred C Rusch Howarth J Rusch Roderic F Rusch Ardyth L Rusch | Rusch, Howarth (I168985)
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| 43403 | Fred C Werschke Elizabeth Werschke Robert Werschke Friedrick Werschke Bertha Werschke Emma Werschke | Wierschke, Fredrick August (I162022)
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| 43404 | Fred C Werschke Elizabeth Werschke Robert Werschke Friedrick Werschke Bertha Werschke Emma Werschke | Wierschke, Bertha (I184608)
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| 43405 | Fred C Zirbel Lizzy Zirbel Margaret H Zirbel Helen M Zirbel Harold F Zirbel Henrietta Hearikososki | Zirbel, Fred C. (I182844)
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| 43406 | Fred C Zirbel Louise Zirbel Margaret Zirbel Helen Zirbel Harold Zirbel | Zirbel, Helen Marie (I148945)
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| 43407 | Fred C Zirbel Louise Zirbel Margaret Zirbel Helen Zirbel Harold Zirbel | Zirbel, Fred C. (I182844)
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| 43408 | Fred C. Hauert died 3/13/1918 in Black Creek of Tubuculosis of the lungs. Married, born 1/6/1868 wis to Jacob Hauert and Eliz (Rennan?) buried 3/?/1918 | Hauert, Fred C. (I199049)
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| 43409 | FRED C. HAUERT, a representative citizen of Black Creek, Wisconsin, where he is engaged in a large general mercantile business, has been identified with the general growth and development of this village ever since locating here eleven years ago. He was born January 6, 1878, in Brookfield, Waukesha county, Wisconsin, a son of Jacob and Elizabeth (Reineman) Hauert, natives of Germany. The parents of Mr. Hauert were married in Milwaukee, and in 1886 went to Appleton, where the death of the father occurred January 19, 1904, and the mother passed away January 21, 1906, both being buried, at Riverside cemetery. Fred C. was the next to the youngest of their nine children . Fred C. Hauert received a common school education at Appleton, and when but fifteen years of age commenced working for himself, securing employment in a retail grocery store in Appleton, and then, after five years, learning the tinner's trade. After three years he went to Milwaukee, where he worked at his trade for one and one-half years, and he then returned to Appleton, where he followed his trade for eight years. On July 28, 1900, Mr. Hauert came to Black Creek and established himself in business, buying out a general merchandise firm, and here he has continued to the present time, his business increasing steadily. He is the owner of the building in which he conducts his business, and of the residence in which he resides. Mr. Hauert is a member of the E. F. U. He is a Democrat in politics, and has served as a trustee of the village for three years. With Mrs. Hauert he attends St. John's Evangelical Protestant Church of Black Creek . In 1894 Mr. Haluert was married to Miss Emma Fisher, daughter of Edward and Bertha (Durdell) Fisher, natives of Berlin, Germany, and Paris, France, respectively. Mrs. Fisher came to America with her parents when she was five years old, and Mr. Fisher was fifteen years old when he came to this country. They were married in Appleton, Wisconsin, and are now living at Tower, Wyoming. Mrs. Hauert, who was the eldest of the fourteen children of her parents, was born June 3, 1876. She and Mr. Hauert have had two children: Elsie and Sidney . | Hauert, Fred C. (I199049)
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| 43410 | Fred Calmes Hadwig Calmes Spencer Calmes Fred Lienau Maria Lienau Blanch Vanden Hemmel | Calmes, Fred (I186531)
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| 43411 | Fred came to the U. S. with his brother, Ludwig, arriving at Ellis Island on the Nieuw Amsterdam from Rotterdam, Netherlands on December 2, 1913. The brothers boarded with an Indermuehle family in the Clintonville, WI area while they earned money to send for Fred's family in 1914. The WWI Draft Registration gives Fred's correct birth date. At that time (September 1918), he was living in Appleton and working at Fox River Paper Company. His wife, Pauline, is shown as his next of kin. The 1930 census shows that Pauline got married at age 18 (1905). Fred owned a farm in Outagamie County in the Township of Greenville. All three children were living with them in 1930. | Weigt, Fredrick William (I140479)
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| 43412 | Fred Chad Pahl Melvin F Pahl Bruce G Pahl Margaret Brell | Frett, Margaretha (I32093)
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| 43413 | Fred Chad Pahl Melvin F Pahl Bruce G Pahl Margaret Brell | Pahl, Fred C. (I115426)
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| 43414 | Fred D Langlais Annie Langlais Walter H Langlais Liddie A Langlais Fredrick Langlais Edward O Langlais Goldie A Langlais Elmer V Langlais | Langlois, Fredric David (I169580)
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| 43415 | Fred Dahms Marsh Dahms Fred Dahms Bernard Dahms Cora Dahms Arthur Dahms Helen Dahms | Dahms, Fred (I130283)
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| 43416 | Fred Daniels Mary M Daniels Maud Daniels Dale Daniels Bernard Daniels Karl Daniels Esther Daniels | Daniel, Karl (I124750)
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| 43417 | Fred Daniels Mary Daniels Maude Daniels Carl Daniels Esther Daniels Marie Daniels | Daniel, Karl (I124750)
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| 43418 | Fred Davidson 74 Lucinda Davidson 68 Alice Bells 35 Clarence Bells 23 Florence Aeble 40 Paul Aeble 2 [2 3/12] Matilda Quinby 84 | Sadlon, Matilda (I13873)
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| 43419 | Fred De Coster Elizabeth De Coster Lawrence De Coster Wilburt De Coster | Devroy, Elizabeth (I313380)
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| 43420 | Fred Dedrick Sophia Dedrick Augusta Dedrick | Horth, Sophia (I178177)
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| 43421 | Fred Dewitt Irene Dewitt Cletus Dewitt Eunice Dewitt | Dewitt, Eunice (I164009)
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| 43422 | Fred Diedrich Sophia Diedrich Herman Diedrich Emelia Diedrich Alvina Diedrich Augusta Diedrich | Diedrick, Frederick (I178178)
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| 43423 | Fred Diehl 47 Helena Diehl 41 Mable Diehl 19 Henry Diehl 18 Louis Diehl 16 Viola Diehl 13 Frederick Diehl 12 Lucile Diehl 10 Woodrow Diehl 6 Jessie Diehl 4 | Diehl, Frederick (I108685)
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| 43424 | Fred Diehl 47 Helena Diehl 41 Mable Diehl 19 Henry Diehl 18 Louis Diehl 16 Viola Diehl 13 Frederick Diehl 12 Lucile Diehl 10 Woodrow Diehl 6 Jessie Diehl 4 | Merkley, Helen (I108686)
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| 43425 | Fred Diehl Helena Diehl Mable Diehl Henry Diehl Louis Diehl Viola Diehl Frederick Diehl Lucile Diehl Woodrow Diehl June Diehl | Diehl, June (I108693)
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| 43426 | Fred Diehl Helene Diehl Mable Diehl Henry Diehl Louis Diehl Fredrich Diehl Woodrow Diehl June Diehl Helen May Diehl | Diehl, Frederick (I108685)
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| 43427 | Fred Diehl Helene Diehl Mable Diehl Henry Diehl Louis Diehl Fredrich Diehl Woodrow Diehl June Diehl Helen May Diehl | Merkley, Helen (I108686)
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| 43428 | Fred Diehl Helene Diehl Mable Diehl Henry Diehl Louis Diehl Fredrich Diehl Woodrow Diehl June Diehl Helen May Diehl | Diehl, June (I108693)
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| 43429 | Fred Diehl Helena Diehl Mable Diehl Henry Diehl Louis Diehl Viola Diehl Frederick Diehl Lucile Diehl Woodrow Diehl June Diehl | Diehl, Woodrow Wilson (I98094)
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| 43430 | Fred Dorn Emma Dorn Merlin Dorn Phillis Dorn Roland Dorn Richard Dorn Rodney Dorn Ralph Dorn | Dorn, Phylliss (I165735)
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| 43431 | Fred Dorn Emma Dorn Merlin Dorn Phillis Dorn Roland Dorn Richard Dorn Rodney Dorn Ralph Dorn | Dorn, Fred (I165737)
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| 43432 | Fred Dorn Emma Dorn Merlin Dorn Phillis Dorn Roland Dorn Richard Dorn Rodney Dorn Ralph Dorn | Dorn, Merlin (I180938)
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| 43433 | FRED DOROW, mayor of Seymour, Wisconsin, is serving in his third term in the office of the chief executive of the city. He is a native of the Fatherland, having been born in Pomar, Germany, September 26, 1852, and is a son of Fred and Sophia (Balfous) Dorow, who came to America in 1869 with their four children: Charles, Hettie, Minnie and Fred. They started for the United States, but the mother died in Montreal, Canada, where the family was held in quarantine, and the two sisters went into a Catholic institute. Fred Dorow was sick for three months, and when he had fully recovered the family came on to Black Wolf, in Winnebago county, Wisconsin, where they resided for five years. They then removed to Fond du Lac county and for twenty-three years lived at Taycheedah, where the eldest sister died. The father passed away in Seymour in 1905. About the year 1896 Fred Dorow became identified with the Walters Brewing Conpany, at Appleton, Wisconsin, and he was also for some years interested in the cold storage business. He has now retired from business activities, but holds directorships in the First National Bank and the Seymour Loan and Trust Company. His political views are those of the Republican party, which has sent him three times to the mayoralty chair. Mr. Dorow was married to Minnie Ziesemer, a native of the Fatherland and a daughter of Fred Ziesemer, who came to the United States during the same year as the Dorow family. He died in 1909, at the age of ninety-six years. Two children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Dorow, namely: Emma, who is bookkeeper for the Kuehne Company, of Seymour, and resides at home; and Bertha, who married August Koepp and resides at Warsaw, Wisconsin. | Dorow, Fred (I189043)
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| 43434 | Fred Douglas Josephine M Douglas Harold H Douglas Elzo C Douglas Dorothy M Douglas Frederick H Douglas Anna Schwarz | Douglas, Harold (I105961)
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| 43435 | Fred Douglas Josephine M Douglas Harold H Douglas Elzo C Douglas Dorothy M Douglas Frederick H Douglas Anna Schwarz | Douglas, Fredrick H. (I169414)
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| 43436 | Fred Driessen 37 Christina Driessen 38 Mamie Driessen 11 Joseph Driessen 8 Lucy Driessen 6 Wilbert Driessen 2 Lizzie Servaes 19 Katie Servaes 17 Louis Servaes 15 | Peeters, Christina (I52986)
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| 43437 | Fred Driessen Christian Driessen Mayme Driessen Lucy Driessen Wilbert Driessen Joseph Driessen Celia Driessen Stella Driessen Earl Driessen | Driessen, Frederick Johannes (I59754)
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| 43438 | Fred Dunker - 66 Anna Dunker - 54 Fred Dunker - 26 Willie Dunker - 24 Minie Dunker - 22 Anna Dunker - 16 Dorah Dunker - 14 Lena Dunker - 11 Henry Dunker - 48 | Unknown, Anna (I186551)
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| 43439 | Fred E Ballard Laura M Ballard Doris M Ballard Mildred M Ballard Jane M Davis | Ballard, Fred (I163814)
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| 43440 | Fred E Emery Mabel C Emery Nicholas Miller Mary July | Juley, Mary A. "Minnie" (I86777)
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| 43441 | Fred E Emery Mabel C Emery Nicholas Miller Mary July | Miller, Nicholas Leroy (I86834)
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| 43442 | Fred E Emery Mabel C Emery Nicholas Miller Mary July | Miller, Mable C. (I86835)
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| 43443 | Fred E Emery Mabel C Emery Nicholas Miller Mary July | Emery, Fred (I175633)
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| 43444 | Fred E Haase 42 Mayme Haase 41 Joseph Hasse 10 Howard Hasse 9 Clarence Hasse 7 Francis Hasse 6 Theodore Hasse 3 1/12 | Haase, Fred E. (I132876)
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| 43445 | Fred E Haniman Emma J Haniman Fred E Haniman Roy M Haniman Myra C Miles Harriet C Miles | Harriman, Roy (I198618)
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| 43446 | Fred E Haniman Emma J Haniman Fred E Haniman Roy M Haniman Myra C Miles Harriet C Miles | Harriman, Fred E. (I200753)
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| 43447 | Fred E Harriman Minnie H Harriman Fred E Harriman Ray M Harriman Harley Hollister Leslie Hollister Flora H Jones | Havens, Minnie (I198005)
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| 43448 | Fred E Harriman Minnie H Harriman Fred E Harriman Ray M Harriman Harley Hollister Leslie Hollister Flora H Jones | Harriman, Fred E. (I200753)
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| 43449 | Fred E Harriman Louise Harriman [48] Roy Harriman [21] Clara Harriman Elnora Harriman Eva Harriman Alfred Harriman | Harriman, Fred E. (I200753)
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| 43450 | Fred E Lutz Margaret Lutz Louisa Lutz Lawrence Lutz Fredrick Lutz John Lutz Freda Lutz | Lutz, Fred (I193069)
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| 43451 | Fred E Lutz Margaret Lutz Louisa Lutz Lawrence Lutz Fredrick Lutz John Lutz Freda Lutz | Lutz, John (I344095)
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| 43452 | Fred E Lutz Margaret Lutz Louisa Lutz Lawrence Lutz Fredrick Lutz John Lutz Freda Lutz | Lutz, Lawrence (I344096)
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| 43453 | Fred E Lutz Margeret Lutz Lawrence G Lutz Emma Conroy | Salchert, Margaret (I193064)
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| 43454 | Fred E Lutz Margeret Lutz Lawrence G Lutz Emma Conroy | Lutz, Fred (I193069)
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| 43455 | FRED E. HARRIMAN, one of the well known and highly esteemed citizens of Appleton, Wisconsin, was born in that city October 23, 1862, and by profession is an attorney at law, having been admitted to the bar March 3, 1885. He is quite extensively engaged in the real estate business, and together with his sons, Fred E. Harriman, Jr., and R. M. Harriman, are among the most extensive "Pure Bred" live stock breeders in the state. He is a member of one of Outagamie county's most popular and honored families which has furnished men who have become prominent in various professions. He is a son of the late Judge Joseph E. Harriman, and Celia Pratt Harriman. Judge Harriman was born at Louisville, St. Lawrence county, New York, August 14, 1834. On coming to Wisconsin in 1852, he located at Eagle, Walworth county, and four years later moved to Appleton. In 1860, Judge Harriman was married to Celia P. Pratt, daughter of Miles and Deborah (Cooley) Pratt, and sister of the late Judge Thomas H. Cooley, of Ann Arbor, Michigan, one of the justices of the Supreme Court of that state, and a noted law writer, being the author of Cooley on Torts, Cooley on Taxation, Cooley on Constitutional Law, etc., and was the first president of the Interstate Commerce Comsion, appointed by Grover Cleveland. The family is descended from the Col. Putnam family of Revolutionary War fame. To this union these survived: Frank W., a prominent member of the bar and who has been probate judge, and city mayor, and has held numerous offices of trust and honor including that of postmaster of Appleton under the McKinley administration; Fred E.; Florian J.; and Flora L., now the wife of F. E. Perry, of Pomona, California. In 1860 Judge Harriman was elected treasurer of Appleton. Later he engaged in the mercantile business, and in 1864, and 1869, he was elected alderman. He served as justice of the peace from 1869, until 1873, and in the latter year, he was elected probate judge by an overwhelming vote. In 1877 he was re-elected, and again in 1881 and in 1885, with pronounced majorities, which position he occupied at the time of his death. In 1876, he was elected mayor after the hottest contest for that office Appleton had ever known. He was school treasurer of the second district from 1884, to 1887, when he removed from the district. In 1887 he was park commissioner. In 1886 Judge Harriman with others organized the Appleton Electric Street Railway Company, and put in operation the first public electric street railway in the United States, and was president and manager of the company at the time of his demise. To him, more than any other score of men, was due the erection of the magnificent Odd Fellows' building, which was dedicated January 1, 1889, in which he took part and which was his last public act as an Odd Fellow. He was elected secretary and treasurer of the Appleton Cemetery Association in 1872, which he held at the time of his death, and it was due to his foresight, more than that of any other citizen, that Appleton is provided with a cemetery that has become famous for its attraction, natural and artificial. Endowed with a sturdy mind, fostered by an indomitable will, clothed with a conviction of right and justice, he became the leader of his time; so pronounced was his popularity that although the county and city was strongly democratic, he was the only republican at that date who ever carried the county and city, which testified to the citizens' abiding faith in him. Twenty years has passed since the flags were displayed at half mast on all the public and principal buildings of the city, and more than three thousand people followed his remains to their resting place. Reverently and tenderly his remains were returned to Mother Earth at Riverside where green grass now covers his grave, blue skies span it, sweet birds sing near it, and the music of passing waters impart a quiet bliss to his final sleep. The memory and fame of Joseph E. Harriman is seen on every side, and long after the memory of man of the present day shall have passed away, there will still remain in the archives of human events of beautiful Appleton the record of his fidelity for progress, integrity and justice. | Harriman, Fred E. (I200753)
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| 43456 | Fred E. Schlintz Born: December 9, 1889 Died: April 25, 1958 Place of Birth: Bovina, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: April 26, 1958 Section: Page: 1 Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: Appleton, WI | Schlintz, Fred (I159469)
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| 43457 | Fred Eckardt Carrie Eckardt Blanche Eckardt Elsie Eckardt | Eckardt, Blanche (I339645)
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| 43458 | Fred Ecker 49 Rose Ecker 44 Rossie L Ecker 20 Martha Ecker 18 Herman Ecker 16 Clara Ecker 14 Arthur Ecker 8 Carl Ecker 4 | Ecker, Frederick Daniel (I2082)
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| 43459 | Fred Ecker 49 Rose Ecker 44 Rossie L Ecker 20 Martha Ecker 18 Herman Ecker 16 Clara Ecker 14 Arthur Ecker 8 Carl Ecker 4 | Marohn, Rosalina (I2083)
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| 43460 | Fred Ecker 56 Rose Ecker 49 Rose Ecker 25 Herman Ecker 21 Clara Ecker 18 Arthur Ecker 12 Carl Ecker 9 | Ecker, Frederick Daniel (I2082)
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| 43461 | Fred Eichart Annie Eichart Ida Eichart Arthur Eichart Louisa Eichart Earnest Eichart Julia Eichart Fred Westfall | Eichhorst, Arthur (I113825)
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| 43462 | Fred Eichhorst, 65, father of Arthur Eichhorst of Reedsville, and town of Morrison, Brown county, farmer, is in a critical condition in a Green Bay hospital as a result of an accident on the farm of another son, Elmer, four miles south of Greenleaf. Eichhorst sustained a broken pelvis, possible skull fracture and internal injuries in a fall off a ladder. He and his son climbed the ladder to a beam in the barn. The ladder suddenly collapsed throwing both men to the barn floor. The pelvis injury was caused by a large pipe wrench which Eichhorst carried in a pocket of his overall suit. Eichhorst was taken to a Green Bay hospital, He was placed in an oxygen tent. Manitowoc Herald Times - October 5, 1939 | Eichhorst, Fred (I89156)
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| 43463 | Fred Eichhorst, 65, town of Morrison, Brown County farmer injured when he fell from a ladder in the barn of Elmer Eichhorst, of Wrightstown, a son, died yesterday afternoon at a Green Bay hospital. Father and son were working on top of a ladder near the ceiling beam in the barn when the ladder gave way dropping both to the floor. The elder Eichhorst sustained fractured pelvis and internal injuries. Funeral services will be held Monday from the farm home and at two from the Zion Lutheran church in Morrison. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Eichhorst was born in Brown County in 1874 and in 1900 married Anna Wierschke. Three years later they located on the present farm. Survivors are the widow; six daughters, including Mrs. Henry Stever of Two Rivers; seven sons, including Arthur Eichhorst of Reedsville and Reuben of Kasson; two brothers, Henry of this city and Ernst of Morrison; and 71 grandchildren. The body is at the Eichhorst home in Morrison. Manitowoc Herald Times - October 7, 1939 | Eichhorst, Fred (I89156)
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| 43464 | Fred Eichorst Anna Eichorst Ida Eichorst Arthur Eichorst Norma Eichorst Elmer Eichorst Lousia Eichorst Ernst Eichorst Albert Bruss Julia Rauterberg | Eichhorst, Arthur (I113825)
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| 43465 | Fred Eichorst Anna Eichorst Ida Eichorst Arthur Eichorst Norma Eichorst Elmer Eichorst Adelia Eichorst Helena Eichorst Reubun Eichorst Loraine Eichorst Hilbert Eichorst Earnest Eichorst | Eichhorst, Arthur (I113825)
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| 43466 | Fred Elmer Rosana Elmer John J Elmer W Mary Elmer Edward Elmer Annie K Elmer William Elmer Joseph Elmer Albert Elmer Nicholas Elmer Harry A Elmer Jacob J Elmer | Elmer, Mary (I150135)
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| 43467 | Fred Elmer Rosana Elmer John J Elmer W Mary Elmer Edward Elmer Annie K Elmer William Elmer Joseph Elmer Albert Elmer Nicholas Elmer Harry A Elmer Jacob J Elmer | Elmer, Nicholas (I153752)
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| 43468 | Fred Emery Mable Emery Helen Emery | Miller, Mable C. (I86835)
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| 43469 | Fred Emery Mable Emery Helen Emery | Emery, Fred (I175633)
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| 43470 | Fred Emmer Fanny Emmer Howard Emmer Marie Emmer Hilary Emmer Dorthy Emmer [1 4/12] | Emmer, Fred (I186583)
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| 43471 | Fred Emmer Fanny Emmer Marie Emmer Hilary Emmer Dorothy Ann Emmer | Emmer, Fred (I186583)
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| 43472 | Fred Ernst, 1001 W. Browning, age 78, died about 2 p.m. Sunday after a short illness. He was born January 28, 1905 in Streeter, North Dakota. Mr. Ernst was an Appleton resident since 1925 and was employed by the Wisconsin Michigan Power Company retiring 16 years ago. Survivors include his wife, Margaret Klapper Ernst; a daughter, Mrs. Elsie Madden, Seabrook, Texas; a sister, Mrs. Chris (Christine) Jahnke, Arvada, Colorado; four grandchildren. He was preceded in death by a son, Donald, five brothers and two sisters. The complete funeral will be Wednesday 2 p.m. at Star of Hope Mausoleum Chapel, Highland Memorial Park with the Rev. James Gleane officiating. Emtombment will follow. Friends may call at the Valley Funeral Home, 2211 N. Richmond St. from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday from from 11 a.m. at the Star of Hope Mausoleum until the time of the Service. A memorial fund is being established for the Kidney Foundation. 6/27/1983 Appleton Post Crescent, page B-8 | Ernst, Fred (I334428)
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| 43473 | Fred F Anthony Louise H Anthony Luella E Anthony Alice M Anthony Aloysous W Anthony Elsie Lue Anthony Rita E Anthony Ione R Anthony [3 7/12] | Anthony, Fredrick (I152373)
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| 43474 | Fred F Anthony Louise H Anthony Luella E Anthony Alice M Anthony Aloysous W Anthony Elsie Lue Anthony Rita E Anthony Ione R Anthony [3 7/12] | Anthony, Alice (I156105)
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| 43475 | Fred F D Pratt Maggie M Pratt | Pratt, Fred (I320185)
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| 43476 | Fred F Ecker Caroline Ecker Irene I Ecker Marlea L Ecker Evelyn L Ecker Gordon F Ecker Frank Hanke | Ecker, Fred (I168677)
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| 43477 | Fred F Hoehne Ottila W Hoehne William F Hoehne Otto H Hoehne Herman G Hoehne Alma M Hoehne Elsie H Hoehne | Hoehne, Fred F. (I155123)
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| 43478 | Fred F Hoehne Ottila W Hoehne William F Hoehne Otto H Hoehne Herman G Hoehne Alma M Hoehne Elsie H Hoehne | Knitter, Otillia (I155577)
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| 43479 | Fred F Hoehne Ottila W Hoehne William F Hoehne Otto H Hoehne Herman G Hoehne Alma M Hoehne Elsie H Hoehne | Hoehne, William H. (I155585)
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| 43480 | Fred F Marcks - 51 Adie M Marcks - 49 Alden G Marcks - 25 Fern E Marcks - 16 Lynden F Marcks - 14 Marlow W Marcks - 11 Laurel E Marcks - 9 Jenetta J Marcks - 6 Kenneth L Marcks - 2 8/12 | Marcks, Frederick (I154287)
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| 43481 | Fred F Paquin Selinda M Paquin | Paquin, Celinda (I166335)
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| 43482 | Fred F Paquin Selinda M Paquin | Paquin, Frederick (I166339)
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| 43483 | Fred F Smith Mary A Smith Donald J Smith Douglas Smith Clayton Smith | Smith, Fred (I160675)
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| 43484 | Fred F Smith Mary A Smith Douglas A Smith Clayton F Smith | Smith, Fred (I160675)
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| 43485 | Fred F Smith Mary A Smith Douglas A Smith Clayton F Smith | Williams, Marie (I182767)
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| 43486 | Fred F Stilp Emma M Stilp Mary K Stilp Elizabeth L Stilp [6/12] | Stilp, Fred (I156712)
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| 43487 | Fred F Weber Susan Weber Hillard Weber Arleen Weber | Weber, Fred (I185129)
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| 43488 | Fred Fahsmann Fredercca Fahsmann Louis Fahsmann Augusta Fahsmann Ferdinand Fahsmann Herman Fahsmann | Fuhrmann, Augusta Caroline Louise (I154283)
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| 43489 | Fred Felton 49 Bertha Felton 39 Saml Felton 20 William Felton 19 Lizzie Felton 17 Annie Felton 15 George Felton 13 Walter Felton 9 Freddie Felton 7 Howard Felton 5 | Felton, Fred (I147562)
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| 43490 | Fred Felton 56 Bartha Felton 45 Anna Felton 20 George Felton 18 Walter Felton 16 Howard Felton 10 | Felton, Fred (I147562)
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| 43491 | Fred Fincke - 59 Anna Fincke - 62 | Finke, Frederick (I166788)
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| 43492 | Fred Fincke Ida Fincke Linda Fincke Adolph Fincke Irvin Fincke Willie Tetzlaff Argo Tetzlaff | Nicholas, Ida (I126811)
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| 43493 | Fred Fincke Ida Fincke Linda Fincke Adolph Fincke Irvin Fincke Willie Tetzlaff Argo Tetzlaff | Finke, Frederick (I166788)
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| 43494 | Fred Fink - 30 Matilda Fink - 34 Alma Fink - 8 Victor Fink - 5 Raymond Fink - 3 Linda Fink - 2 Norma Fink - 0 Martha Mau - 14 | Finke, Frederick (I166788)
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| 43495 | Fred Finke 34 Mathilde Finke 38 Alma Finke 13 Victor Finke 10 Raymond Finke 8 Linda Finke 7 Norman Finke 5 Adolph Finke 3 Irwin Finke 6 | Finke, Frederick (I166788)
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| 43496 | Fred Finke 34 Mathilde Finke 38 Alma Finke 13 Victor Finke 10 Raymond Finke 8 Linda Finke 7 Norman Finke 5 Adolph Finke 3 Irwin Finke 6 | Remter, Mathilda (I166789)
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| 43497 | Fred Finke Mathilda Finke Victor Finke Linda Finke Norma Finke Adolph Finke Verdon Finke Argo Finke [2/12] | Finke, Frederick (I166788)
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| 43498 | Fred Finke Mathilda Finke Victor Finke Linda Finke Norma Finke Adolph Finke Verdon Finke Argo Finke [2/12] | Finke, Linda E. (I182113)
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| 43499 | Fred Finke Anna Finke | Finke, Frederick (I166788)
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| 43500 | Fred Fischer Lizzy Fischer Walter Fischer Blanche Fischer Ruth Fischer Doctor E C Hallock Paul Hallock Louis Gallond Leonard Bloomer Chas Hentz Paul Hamamey Gustave Lemberg Joseph Hickel | Hallock, Emmet Corson D. D. S. (I308200)
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| 43501 | Fred Flieth 59 Mina Flieth 58 Alvina Flieth 20 | Flieth, Frederich (I161768)
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| 43502 | Fred Fontaine 30 Kate Fontaine 23 | Fountain, Fred (I161280)
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| 43503 | Fred Forbeck Anna Forbeck Oscar Forbeck Ruth Forbeck Nora Forbeck Gertrude Forbeck | Forbeck, Ruth (I104360)
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| 43504 | Fred Fountain. 65, formerly of Appleton, died at Milwaukee early Sunday morning. Survivors are the widow; and two brothers, William Fountain, Sr., Appleton: Frank Fountain, Terre Haute, Ind. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 Wednesday morning at the Schommer Funeral home and 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church. Burial will be in St. Mary's cemetery. The body will be brought to the funeral home Tuesday afternoon and prayers will be said there at 7:30 Tuesday evening. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, February 01, 1937 | Page 3 FOUNTAIN FUNERAL Funeral services for Fred Fountain were held at 8:30 this morning at the Schommer Funeral home and 9 o'clock at St. Mary's church with the Rev. J. E. Meagher in charge. Burial was in the church cemetery. Bearers were Robert. Walter, John and William J. Fountain, Jr., Donald Huhn and Earl Zeh. Appleton Post Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, February 03, 1937 | Page 4 | Fountain, Fred (I161280)
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| 43505 | Fred Furhman, 37, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fuhrman, 1109 Franklin st., died Tuesday evening in St. Mary hospital, Wausau, following an operation for appendicitis. The decedent was born in Appleton and was employed by the Appleton Evening Crescent for 12 years. He had made his home in Wausau for four years and was president and manager of the "Wausau Pilot," a weekly newspaper. He also was proprietor of the Wausau news depot. Mr. Fuhrman is survived by his widow, five children, parents, three sisters and two brothers. The sisters and brothers are Mrs. Anton Meier, Menasha; Mrs. George Laux, Miss Anna Fuhrman, Appleton; John, Black Creek; Edward, Monroe. The time for the funeral has not been determined. | Fuhrman, Fred (I198827)
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| 43506 | Fred G Glud Delia Glud Phillip Glud Grace Glud Lauril Glud Elizabeth Glud Elida Casfurson Alice Mclain | Gleed, Frederick (I146055)
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| 43507 | Fred G Glud Delia Glud Phillip Glud Grace Glud Lauril Glud Elizabeth Glud Elida Casfurson Alice Mclain | Conaghton, Elizabeth (I168065)
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| 43508 | Fred G Glud Delia Glud Phillip Glud Grace Glud Lauril Glud Elizabeth Glud Elida Casfurson Alice Mclain | Duffy, Delia (I168777)
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| 43509 | Fred G Haese Arnstina Haese Clara Haese Flora Haese Robert Haese | Haese, Robert (I184400)
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| 43510 | Fred G Kubitz Minnie Kubitz Ralph Schwerbel Harold Doerfler | Selig, Minnie Mary (I78589)
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| 43511 | Fred G Kubitz Minnie Kubitz Ralph Schwerbel Harold Doerfler | Kubitz, Fred George (I119986)
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| 43512 | Fred G Ristau Dora E Ristau Melvin F Ristau Marcella O Ristau William T Ristau Miles H Ristau | Ristau, Frederick (I162338)
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| 43513 | Fred G Seybold Emma Seybold Freddie E Seybold | Broehm, Emma (I162179)
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| 43514 | Fred Gall Laura Gall Arthur Gall Carl Gall Betty Gall Donna Mae Gall | Gall, Fred G. (I167388)
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| 43515 | Fred Gall Laura Gall Arthur Gall Carl Gall Betty Gall Donna Mae Gall | Gall, Arthur (I125645)
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| 43516 | Fred Ganzel Sophia Ganzel | Ganzel, Friedrich (I167303)
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| 43517 | Fred Gast Martha Gast Leona Gast Gertrude Gast Fred Gast Jr. | Gast, Fredrick (I166812)
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| 43518 | Fred Gast Violet Gast Lee Gast Duane Gast | Gast, Fredrick (I146043)
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| 43519 | Fred Gast Martha Gast Leona Gast Gertrude Gast Fred Gast Harold Gast Harvey Gast Oscar Gast Elizbethe Gast [3 8/12] August Gast [1 3/12 | Gast, Fredrick (I166812)
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| 43520 | Fred Gast Martha Gast Leona Gast Gertrude Gast Fred Gast Harold Gast Harvey Gast Oscar Gast Elizbethe Gast [3 8/12] August Gast [1 3/12 | Wenzel, Martha (I166813)
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| 43521 | Fred Geenen 11/26/1904 3/19/1971 Post Crescent 3/20/1971 B 5 | Geenen, Fred (I154072)
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| 43522 | Fred Geenen Lucille Geenen Patricia Marie Geenen | Geenen, Fred (I154072)
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| 43523 | Fred Geerts Irene Geerts Roland Geerts Arlene Geerts Shirely Ann Geerts Beatrice Geerts | Coenen, Irene Marie (I27901)
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| 43524 | Fred Geerts Irene Geerts Roland Geerts Arlene Geerts Shirely Ann Geerts Beatrice Geerts | Geurts, Frederick Henry (I27909)
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| 43525 | Fred Gehrman Mary Gehrman Max Gehrman Bernhard Gehrman Katie Gehrman Ragena Gehrman Tomie Gehrman Josafine Gehrman | Gehrmann, Frederick (I128448)
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| 43526 | Fred Gehrman Mary Gehrman Max Gehrman Bernard Gehrman Catherine Gehrman Ragina Gehrman Thomas Gehrman Josephine Gehrman John Gehrman Steve Gehrman | Gehrman, Max (I114067)
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| 43527 | Fred Generich 43 Friderika Generich 48 Albertine Generich 15 John Generich 11 Carl Generich 8 | Genrich, Frederick (I319068)
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| 43528 | Fred Gens 29 M J Gens 23 Wm J Gens 4 Fred Pusath adopted b WI. Katy Priest 10 Source Citation Year: 1870; Census Place: Center, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_1730; Page: 438A; Image: 423; Family History Library Film: 553229 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7163/4268806_00423/14930497?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1870usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN%26gsln%3dpurath%26gsln_x%3dNP_NN%26msbpn__ftp%3dGermany%26msbpn%3d3253%26msbpn_PInfo%3d3-%257c0%257c1652381%257c0%257c3253%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26MSAV%3d1%26uidh%3dt42%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d14930497%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Purath, Ferdinand (I200741)
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| 43529 | Fred Gerondale Desirea Gerondale Mamie Gerondale | Gerondale, Alfred (I56323)
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| 43530 | Fred Gerondale Desirea Gerondale Mamie Gerondale | Grave, Marie Desiree (I182649)
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| 43531 | Fred Getchner Sophia Getchner Fred Getchner Mary Getchner George Getchner Mary Getchner | Getschow, Frederick (I176570)
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| 43532 | Fred Getchner Sophia Getchner Fred Getchner Mary Getchner George Getchner Mary Getchner | Getschow, Fred (I198835)
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| 43533 | Fred Glad Delia Glad Laural Glad Thomas Glad Grace Salscheider Delia Salscheider Lawrence Libby | Gleed, Frederick (I146055)
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| 43534 | Fred Glasbrener Sophia Glasbrener Charley Glasbrener Gathiel Glasbrener Lena Glasbrener Maria Glasbrener Henry Glasbrener Margrette Glasbrener | Glasbrenner, Frederick (I161318)
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| 43535 | FRED GLASBRENNER Fred Glasbrenner. 74 died at 9: 30 Friday morning at his home in Center. He was born in Germany and came to America, in 1881, settling in Appleton. For the last 31 years he made his home on the farm where he died. He is survived by his widow, four sons ;Fred Grand Chute, Charles, Center; Gottlieb, Center Henry, Center; five daughters. Mrs. Rheinard Goetzke Milwaukee, Cath erine, Center, Lena and Marie, Chi cago Mrs. Joseph Schwister. Center, six grandchildren also survive. Page Fourteen APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Friday Evening, November 21, 1924 GLASBRENNER FUNERAL, The funeral of Fred Glasbrenner, who died Friday morning, will be held at 1:30 Tuesday afternoon from the late residence in town of Center, and at 2 o'clock at St. John Lutheran church., Center, with the R-?v. A. Werner in charge of the service. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Mr. Glasbrenner's four sons, Fred. Charles, Gottlieb, and Henry, and two nephews. John and Albert Wagner will be bearers. Monday Evening, November 24, 1924 APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Page Fifteen Fred Glasbrenner Birth date not known. Died: November 21, 1924 Place of Birth: Germany, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 24, 1924 Section: Page: 15 Type: OB Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 21, 1924 Section: Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. John Lutheran Location: Center, WI | Glasbrenner, Frederick (I161318)
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| 43536 | Fred Glausrenner Sadie Glausrenner Julia Pierce | Lord, Julia (I145712)
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| 43537 | Fred Goman Pearl Goman Fern Goman Fred Goman Clair Goman Dora Goman Iona Goman | Goman, Fern (I198867)
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| 43538 | Fred Goman [57] Pearl I Goman Fern Goman Fred Goman Clair Goman Doris Goman Ione Goman Avery Goman Howerd Goman Lyle Goman Lee Goman | Goman, Fern (I198867)
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| 43539 | Fred Gorges Ernestina Gorges Charles Gorges Fredrick Gorges Mary Gorges Alvina Gorges Herman Gorges Henry Gorges Ernestina Gorges | Gorges, Frederick (I334458)
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| 43540 | Fred Gorges Ernestina Gorges Charles Gorges Fredrick Gorges Mary Gorges Alvina Gorges Herman Gorges Henry Gorges Ernestina Gorges | Gorges, Fred (I334459)
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| 43541 | Fred Greisch Kath. Greisch Peter Greisch Jani Greisch Kathar. Greisch Georg. Greisch | Greisch, Peter (I193863)
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| 43542 | Fred Greisch Kath. Greisch Peter Greisch Jani Greisch Kathar. Greisch Georg. Greisch | Greisch, George (I193865)
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| 43543 | Fred Greisch Kath. Greisch Peter Greisch Jani Greisch Kathar. Greisch Georg. Greisch | Finger, Catherine (I193866)
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| 43544 | Fred Greisch Kath. Greisch Peter Greisch Jani Greisch Kathar. Greisch Georg. Greisch | Greisch, Fred (I194156)
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| 43545 | Fred Griepentroz Ferdinard Griepentroz Robert Griepentroz Emma Griepentroz Ida Griepentroz Amel Griepentroz Minnie Griepentroz | Griepentrog, Christian Fred (I149682)
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| 43546 | Fred Griepentroz Ferdinard Griepentroz Robert Griepentroz Emma Griepentroz Ida Griepentroz Amel Griepentroz Minnie Griepentroz | Griepentrog, Ferdinand (I149705)
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| 43547 | Fred Griesbach Margret Griesbach | Griesbach, Frederick (I102455)
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| 43548 | Fred Griesbach Margret Griesbach | Schilling, Margaret (I177829)
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| 43549 | Fred Grimmer Arkaline Grimmer Willard Grimmer | Grimmer, Fredrich (I203867)
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| 43550 | Fred Grimmer Bertha Grimmer Clarence Grimmer Gladys Grimmer Carl Grimmer Sophia Grimmer | Grimmer, Charles "Carl" (I141224)
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| 43551 | Fred Grimmer Bertha Grimmer Clarence Grimmer Gladys Grimmer Carl Grimmer Sophia Grimmer | Janing, Sophia (I148040)
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| 43552 | Fred Grimmer Bertha Grimmer Clarence Grimmer Gladys Grimmer Carl Grimmer Sophia Grimmer | Grimmer, Gladys Anna (I148563)
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| 43553 | Fred Guleger Anna Guleger Elmer Guleger William Guleger | Zuleger, Fred (I182762)
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| 43554 | Fred Guttschow, age 48, born in Mecklinberg; (Mecklenburg is the correct spelling) Sophia Guttschow, age 34, born in Mecklinberg; Mary Guttschow, age 12, born in WI; George Guttschow, age 10, born in WI; Herman Guttschow, age 6, born in WI; and Richard Guttschow, age 3m, born in WI: | Getschow, Frederick (I176570)
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| 43555 | Fred H Borchart - 29 Anna Borchart - 27 Laurence M Borchart - 4 [4 3/12] Wilmer L Borchart - 2 [2 0/12] Lilah A Borchart - 0 [3/12] | Borchardt, Fred H. (I186699)
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| 43556 | Fred H Eggers Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 18 91 Minnesota Head Ethel M Eggers Fred H Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1891 Wi fe Ruth E Eggers Fred H Eggers,Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1916 Daughter Carl R Eggers Fred H Eggers,Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1917 Son Frederick J Eggers Fred H Eggers,Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1919 Son Ethel M Eggers Fred H Eggers,Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1921 Daughter Earl B Eggers Fred H Eggers,Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1925 Son Helen Eggers Fred H Eggers,Ethel M Eggers Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI abt 1927 Daughter | Eggers, Frederick Herman (I69092)
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| 43557 | Fred H Guse Mary Guse Frank Guse Ida Guse Clarance Guse Ralph Guse | Guse, Fred (I322045)
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| 43558 | Fred H Hostettler Emma C Hostettler Norman P Hostettler Harry E Hostettler Oscar C Hostettler Olga M Hostettler Lucile R Hostettler Lauretta M Hostettler | Hostettler, Oscar (I172343)
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| 43559 | Fred H Kegel Minnie E Kegel Mary M Kegel Harvey R Kegel Ella M Kegel Albert G Kegel Fred H Kegel | Kegel, Ella (I186793)
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| 43560 | Fred H Kegel Minnie E Kegel Mary M Kegel Harvey R Kegel Ella M Kegel Albert G Kegel Fred H Kegel | Kegel, Fred (I195321)
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| 43561 | Fred H Kosten Edna Kosten Wibert Kosten Lorraine Kosten Marcille Kosten Shirley Pen Kasten | Kasten, Lorraine Edna (I340859)
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| 43562 | Fred H Reichel Emma Reichel Doris Reichel Lester Reichel Wayne Reichel Earl Reichel | Reichel, Fred Herman (I189397)
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| 43563 | Fred H. Birkholz, age 80, passed away unexpectedly on Wednesday, March 19, 2008, at his residence. Fred was born on July 22, 1927, in Appleton, son of the late Henry and Helen (Pohrman) Birkholz. On January 21, 1950, he was united in marriage to Arlene Cruger in Weyauwega. They farmed in Weyauwega prior to 1963. In that same year, they opened the Pine Tree Supper Club, which is still family-owned and operated today. His family meant everything to him. Fred was an avid sports fan; he especially enjoyed watching his grandchildren play sports. He was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church in New London. Fred is survived by his wife of 58 years, Arlene; four daughters: Sandy (Harold) Romberg, New London; Corinne (Kim) Dorsey, New London; Debbie Olson (special friend Wayne Mitchell), Shiocton; Sue (Greg) Wood, New London; a son Mark Birkholz (special friend Debbie Engels), New London. Twelve grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren also survive him. Besides his parents he is preceded in death by a step- father and two step-brothers. Funeral services for Fred will be held on Tuesday, March 25, 2008, at 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church in New London with Rev. John Schewe officiating. Burial will be in the Oakwood Cemetery in Weyauwega. Friends may call at the Cline & Hanson Funeral Home in New London on Monday, March 24, 2008, from 4-8 p.m. and also at the church on Tuesday from 10 a.m. until the time of service. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., New London 920-982-3232 www.clinehansonfuneral home.com | Birkholz, Fred H. (I205803)
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| 43564 | Fred Haase has moved into the Joseph Wittmann place on the Darboy road. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Haase. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, March 19, 1927 | Page 10 HAASE SELLS CHEESE FACTORY AT MACKVILLE Fred Haase, a cheesemaker at Mackville. has sold his factory to a Milwaukee man who will move in immediately. The business was opened under the management of the new owner Saturday morning. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, March 01, 1927 | Page 16 Talking about a house foreclosure for fred & Mayme Haase. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, June 27, 1927 | Page 16 | Haase, Fred E. (I132876)
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| 43565 | Fred had children from previous marriages John Emanuel Eimers Son 14 AUG 1846 in Bocholt, Westphalia, Prussia 18 Mar 1853 Elizabeth Maria Eimers Daughter 23 MAR 1849 in Burlington Tp., Racine Co., WI. Aloysius Eimers Son 1851 in Burlington Tp., Racine Co., WI. 2 Jun 1882 Marie Bernadine Eimers Daughter 17 Dec 1853 in Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin 1 Oct 1949 in Ossian, Winneshiek, Iowa Mary B. Eimers Daughter 17 DEC 1853 in Burlington Tp., Racine Co., WI. Frederick William Eimers Son 9 MAY 1856 in Burlington Tp., Racine Co., WI. 19 Jun 1928 in Parkston, Hutchinson Co., South Dakota Eva Eimers Daughter 17 JAN 1864 in Washington Tp., Winneshiek Co., IA. Marie Eimers Daughter 1 APR 1882 in Washington Tp., Winneshiek Co., IA. | Eimers, Fred (I53239)
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| 43566 | FRED HAGSTROM SSN 354-03-7271 Residence: Illinois Born 12 Nov 1887 Last Benefit: Died Mar 1964 Issued: IL | Hagstrom, Fred C. (I5839)
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| 43567 | Fred Hagstrom 33 Hannah Hagstrom 39 Carlelin Hagstrom 11 Evelyn Hagstrom 9 Harold Hagstrom 8 Ethel Hagstrom 5 | Hagstrom, Fred C. (I5839)
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| 43568 | Fred Hagstrom 33 Hannah Hagstrom 39 Carlelin Hagstrom 11 Evelyn Hagstrom 9 Harold Hagstrom 8 Ethel Hagstrom 5 | Hagstrom, Evelyn (I38840)
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| 43569 | Fred Hagstrom 33 Hannah Hagstrom 39 Carlelin Hagstrom 11 Evelyn Hagstrom 9 Harold Hagstrom 8 Ethel Hagstrom 5 | Green, Hannah (I61447)
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| 43570 | Fred Hammel Loraine Hammel Nancy L Hammel Darlene Hammel | Hammel, Fred (I198611)
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| 43571 | Fred Harp Minnie Harp Emil Harp Elsie Harp Louisa Harp Alvin Harp Minnie Harp Rosa Harp | Harp, Frederick C. (I312592)
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| 43572 | Fred Harriman Mable Harriman Lenord Harriman Florence Harriman Floyd Harriman Earl Prush | Harriman, Florence (I4437)
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| 43573 | Fred Hartswain Annie Hartswain Charley Hartswain John Hartswain Annie Hartswain Fred Hartswain Henry Hartswain Walter Hartswain Lena Hartswain Alace Hartswain Wilbert Hartswain Mary Sitts | Hartsworm, Frederick (I161388)
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| 43574 | Fred Hass Minnie Hass | Hass, Fred W. (I166878)
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| 43575 | Fred Hass Minnie Hass | Unknown, Minnie (I166879)
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| 43576 | Fred Hasse Mayme Hasse Joseph Hasse Howard Hasse Clarence Hasse Francis Hasse Theadore Hasse Donald Hasse Mary Hasse Fred Hasse | Haase, Fred E. (I132876)
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| 43577 | Fred Heckner Mary L Heckner Eileen C Heckner Charles D Heckner Janice M Heckner Clyde Heckner Mabel Belky Loretta Merkel | Heckner, Fred (I33371)
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| 43578 | Fred Heimke Bertha N Heimke Annie Heimke Bertha M Heimke Clara M Heimke Frank A Heimke | Heimke, Fredrich (I166864)
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| 43579 | FRED HEINEMANN, a citizen of Appleton, Wis., and a veteran of the civil war, is a citizen of the United States by adoption, having been born at Heiligenstadt, Prussia, Feb. 10, 1841. He is the son of Conrad Heinemann, also a Prussian by birth, following the profession of an architect in his native country. He was one of an old family well known in the Province of Saxony, where members of his family occupied positions of trust and ranked high in various professions, as physicians, surgeons and theologians. Having served his lawful term as a soldier in the Prussian Army, he was retired to the reserves with the rank of Captain. He married Theresia von Herwig a member of a family well known in the military history of Northern Germany, dying in 1 84.") in his native country. His widow with six minor children migrated to America in 1848 and settled in Chicago where the family continued to reside until 1854 when they removed to Manitowoc, Wis. It was here tlie subject of this sketch served his apprenticeship as a druggist and apothecary. When the war came on he enlisted in Co. B, 9th Wis. Vol. Infy. Sept. 6, 1861, and was honorably discharged as member of tiie same Company, Dec. 4, 1864, having served more than his full term of three years. The 9th was a picked regiment, being exclusively recruited and compo.sed of Germans, most of whom had been thoroughly trained in service in their native land, and on leaving the State was assigned to the Dept. ot Missouri then commanded by Major General David Hunter. On arriving at the City of Leavenwortli, Corporal Fred Heineinaun was detached from his Regiment and ordered to report for duty at Dept. Headquarters under the immediate command of Major Chas. G. Halpine, A. A. GenL to Gen. Hunter, (Major Halpine is well remembered as one of tlie jroetsof the war by his noni de plume, Private Miles O'Reiley) as clerk Feb. 10, 1862. Promoted to the position of chief clerk, he continued in this capacity at these Headquarters commanded in turn by Gens. Denver, Sturgis and Blunt. Ilis thorough acquaintance with all the details of the business at Dept. Headquarters insured him the confidence and good will of the Generals in command and he was treated as one of the staff, promptly responding to every requirement made upon him in the line of duty. In April, 1863, he was commissioned 1st Lieut. 1st Kansas, but continued on duty with the Dept. Headquarters. While on the frontier in southwestern Arkansas Lieut. Heinemann was attacked by malaria which l)aflied all medical skill. The practice of granting leave of absence to officers being discontinued by orders of tlic War Dept. in consequence of the abuse of this jirivilege, Lieut. H. was obliged to resign his commission in order to get Noi-fh for relief. Arriving at St. iLouis he quickly regaineil his health, and loth to return alone from the I'ront, asked pt'rmission of the Sec. of War to re-enter his old regiment as a private and as such serve out the unexpired term of his original enlistment. This request being cheerfully granted he was reinstated in his old company but shortly after again detached to take the position of ciiief clerk at the Headquarters of Brig. Gen. F. Salomon where he contiinied until mustered out. June '11, 1863, in the fight at Cabin Creek he was wounded in the right arm. He was also wounded at Mayville at Cane Hill, Arkansas, receiving two balls in the leg and a scalp wound on tlie head. Attending to his hurts personally as well as to his condition when afflicted with malaria, his name does not appear upon any hospital record but always in line and ready for duty. After his return from the war, Mr. Heinemann had charge of a drug business at Manitowoc for several years. He afterward engaged in the business of a manufacturer, and various other occupations, among them that of editing and jiublishing a newspaper. He served two years and six months as General Clerk in the State Treasurer's office of Wisconsin and at Manitowoc was elected City Clerk four consecutive times. He served one term as Transcril)ing Clerk of the State Senate (1873-4). He is now -Justice of the Peace at Appleton. His marriage to Katie Dockhert occured Aug. 10, 1877. Their only child is named Fred D. Heinemann. Returning again to his business as a druggist he continued therein until he removed to Appleton in 1885 where he is still engaged in his profession to this date (1888). | Heinemann, Frederick (I316805)
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| 43580 | Fred Helfrish 52 Othilia Helfrish 48 Theoder Helfrish 22 Fred Helfrish 18 Lina Helfrish 16 Julia Helfrish 13 Henry Helfrish 10 Source Citation: Year: 1880; Census Place: Cato, Manitowoc, Wisconsin; Roll: 1434; Family History Film: 1255434; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 060; . | Haelfrisch, George Fredrich (I184389)
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| 43581 | Fred Helfrish Odilia Helfrish Mary Helfrish Odelia Helfrish John Helfrish Caler Helfrish Fred Helfrish Lane Helfrish Tulia Helfrish Henry Helfrish | Haelfrisch, George Fredrich (I184389)
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| 43582 | Fred Hendricks Eleanor H Hendricks | Hendricks, Godefridus "Fred" (I136025)
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| 43583 | Fred Hengstler Born: February 21, 1859 Died: May 5, 1950 Place of Birth: Germany, Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: May 6, 1950 Section: Page: 10 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Riverside Location: , | Hengstler, Fred (I127346)
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| 43584 | Fred Hengstler, age 31, born abt 1869 Germany Head Emma Hengstler, age 37, born abt 1863 Germany Wife Susie Hengstler, age 10, born abt 1890 Wisconsin Daughter Elizabeth Hengstler, age 9, born abt 1891 Wisconsin Daughter Benjamin Jeron (Geroux?), age 13, born abt 1887 Minnesota Son Emma Regoline, age 16, abt 1884 Wisconsin Niece | Hengstler, Fred (I127346)
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| 43585 | Fred Herlache Alvina Herlache Clarence Herlache Wilfer Herlache | Herlache, Wilfred (I202509)
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| 43586 | Fred Hertsworm Annie Hertsworm Charles Hertsworm Meary Hertsworm | Hartsworm, Frederick (I161388)
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| 43587 | Fred Hinzmann Johanna Hinzmann Robert Hinzmann Edward Hinzmann Herman Hinzmann | Hinzman, Fred (I121766)
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| 43588 | Fred Hinzmann Johanna Hinzmann | Hinzman, Fred (I121766)
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| 43589 | Fred Hoche Elizabeth Hoche Daniel Hoche Wm Hoche Anthony Hoche | Hoks, Ferdinand "Fred" (I33796)
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| 43590 | Fred Hoche Elizabeth Hoche Daniel Hoche Wm Hoche Anthony Hoche | Hoks, William Dean (I59649)
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| 43591 | Fred Hoche Elizabeth Hoche Daniel Hoche Wm Hoche Anthony Hoche | Hoks, William (I146716)
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| 43592 | Fred Hochne Ottilie Hochne Carl Hochne Willie Hochne Otto Hochne Herman Hochne Alma Hochne Elsie Hochne Louis Knitter | Hoehne, Fred F. (I155123)
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| 43593 | Fred Hochne Ottilie Hochne Carl Hochne Willie Hochne Otto Hochne Herman Hochne Alma Hochne Elsie Hochne Louis Knitter | Knitter, Otillia (I155577)
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| 43594 | FRED HOEHNE, alderman of the First Ward of Kaukauna during the past eight years, and proprietor of Hoehne's Machine Works and Foundry and Garage, is a native of Germany and came to the United States in 1882, when he was twenty-eight years of age. He had learned the machine trade in his native country, and on first coming to this country found work in a machine shop in Milwaukee, but after a few months removed to Kaukauna and commenced working at his trade. On October 12, 1892, having decided to enter the business field on his own account, he opened a machine shop in this city, and he has been engaged in business here ever since. The principal output of Mr. Hoehne's shop is an invention of his own, known as Hoehne's Friction Clutch, supposed to be the simplest clutch on the market, which is used in power transmission equipments. Friction pulleys and couplings are also manufactured, and general job and contract machine work of all kinds done, and from four to eight skilled mechanics employed. Electric power is used throughout the works. Mr. Hoehne also operates an automobile garage, and he is the local dealer for the Ford and Buick machines. In 1882, Fred Hoehne was married to Attilla Knitter, who was born in Germany and came to the United States in 1882, at the same time as Mr. Hoehne, whom she had known in the Fatherland. They have had seven children, namely: Carl, a machinist by trade, working in Milwaukee; Agnes, who married John Schue, a resident of Kaukauna; William, residing at home, a machinist; Otto, a machinist and automobile builder; Herman, employed in his father's garage; and Alma and Elsie, living at home. The family is connected with St. John's Evangelical Church. Mr. Hoehne is public-spirited to a, large degree, and has served his city as alderman of the First Ward for a period covering the last eight years. | Hoehne, Fred F. (I155123)
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| 43595 | Fred Hoks Elizabeth Hoks Daniel Hoks Anthony Hoks Minnie Hoks Rosaline Hoks Loretta Hoks William Hoks Lester Hoks [1 1/12] | Hoks, William Dean (I59649)
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| 43596 | Fred Hoks Lizzie Hoks Antone Hoks Minnie Hoks Rosalie Hoks Loretta Hoks Willie Hoks Lester Hoks Anna Hoks Dorothy Hoks [3 10/12] Eleanor Hoks [1/12] | Hoks, Ferdinand "Fred" (I33796)
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| 43597 | Fred Hoks Lizzie Hoks Antone Hoks Minnie Hoks Rosalie Hoks Loretta Hoks Willie Hoks Lester Hoks Anna Hoks Dorothy Hoks Eleanor Hoks | Hoks, Anthony R. (I59646)
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| 43598 | Fred Holtz Florence Holtz Lily Holtz Erna Holtz Annie Holtz Daisy Holtz [3 1/12] Edward Holtz | Holtz, Frederick (I121546)
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| 43599 | Fred Holtz Florence Holtz Erna Holtz Anne Holtz Daisy Holtz Edward Holtz | Holtz, Frederick (I121546)
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| 43600 | Fred Hopfensperger 24 Hazel Hopfensperger 24 Shirley Hopfensperger 4 Richard Hopfensperger 3 Jean Hopfensperger 6/12 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Marinette, Marinette, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4498; Page: 4A; Enumeration District: 38-13 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Sixteenth Census of the United States, 1940. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1940. T627, 4,643 rolls. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/2442/M-T0627-04498-00268?pid=77079679&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DiXe36%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26gss%3Dangs-g%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dhazel%2520m%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dhopfensperger%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D2%26msbdy%3D1915%26cp%3D0%26catbucket%3Drstp%26MSAV%3D0%26MSV%3D0%26pcat%3DROOT_CATEGORY%26h%3D77079679%26dbid%3D2442%26indiv%3D1%26ml_rpos%3D2&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=iXe36&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Utter, Hazel M. (I132987)
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| 43601 | Fred Huebner Alvina Huebner Clara Winter Carl Winter Alvin Huebner Ervin Huebner [1] Carl Huebner | Huebner, Fred (I191922)
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| 43602 | Fred Huebner Margaret Huebner Marcella Huebner Eleanor Huebner Alice Huebner Fred Huebner Harold Huebner Dorothy Huebner Henry Huebner Anna Huebner | Levin, Anna (I129316)
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| 43603 | Fred Huebner Margaret Huebner Marcella Huebner Eleanor Huebner Alice Huebner Fred Huebner Harold Huebner Dorothy Huebner Henry Huebner Anna Huebner | Missling, Margaret Pauline (I177130)
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| 43604 | Fred Hurrong - 40 Lena Hurrong - 33 Elsa Hurrong - 13 Louisa Hurrong - 11 Fred H Hurrong - 9 Arther Hurrong - 5 Jenettie Hurrong - 4 Raymond Hurrong - 1 | Hussong, Frederich (I327722)
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| 43605 | Fred Hussong - 39 Fred Hussong - 70 Polena Hussong - 63 Ada Hussong - 28 Earl Hussong - 24 | Hussong, Frederich (I327722)
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| 43606 | Fred Huth Ella Huth Forrest Huth Esther Huth Alvin Huth Claude Huth Vincent Huth [2 7/12] Coranne Huth Winne Swobota | Huth, Frederick W. (I175464)
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| 43607 | Fred Huth Ella Huth Claude Huth Vincent Huth Corinne Huth Fern Huth | Huth, Frederick W. (I175464)
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| 43608 | Fred J Abendroth Minnie Abendroth Julius Abendroth Anna Abendroth Paul Abendroth Otto Abendroth Henry Abendroth | Abendroth, Fredrick (I161894)
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| 43609 | Fred J Bastian Agnes Bastian Anna Bastian Clarence Bastian | Bastian, Fred J. (I64447)
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| 43610 | Fred J Birkholtz 66 Lena M Birkholtz 55 Herny A Birkholtz 28 August C Birkholtz 23 William G Birkholtz 17 | Birkholz, Fred (I89259)
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| 43611 | Fred J Fiestadt | Fiestadt, Fredrick (I133090)
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| 43612 | Fred J Fistadt | Fiestadt, Fredrick (I133090)
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| 43613 | Fred J Frank 32 Renetta Frank 31 Louise Frank 9 Daniel I Lucy 38 | Frank, Fred J. (I78376)
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| 43614 | Fred J Gehring Emma W Gehring Richard Gehring Annie M Gehring | Gehring, Richard Oliver (I103436)
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| 43615 | Fred J Hanig Mary L Hanig Paul H Hanig Hugo H Hanig Lester Hanig | Hanig, Paul (I30884)
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| 43616 | Fred J Kobussen Rose D Kobussen Clarence Perry | Kobussen, Frederick (I33845)
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| 43617 | Fred J Korth Ernaistine Korth William Korth Alfred Korth Alex Korth Clara Korth Louie Korth John Korth Harvey Korth | Korth, Fred (I27666)
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| 43618 | Fred J Krablean 39 [27] Clarence P Krablean 14 Marcelia C Krablean 15 Helen T Krablean 13 Arthur J Krablean 11 France D Krablean 10 Frederick P Krablean 7 Harold E Krablean 4 [4 2/12] Edward M Krablean 2 [2 6/12] Frederica Krablean 75 | Krablean, Frederick Louis (I138038)
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| 43619 | Fred J Krablean Clarence P Krablean Marcelia C Krablean Helen T Krablean Arthur J Krablean France D Krablean Frederick P Krablean Harold E Krablean Edward M Krablean Frederica Krablean | Unknown, Friedeicka (I122209)
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| 43620 | Fred J Miller - 47 Anna Miller - 42 | Miller, Fred Joseph (I175122)
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| 43621 | Fred J Nickles Delia M Nickles Nedra D Nickles Ned F Nickles | Nickles, Fred Jacob (I167845)
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| 43622 | Fred J Nickles Delia M Nickles Nedra D Nickles Ned F Nickles | Nickles, Ned F. (I167846)
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| 43623 | Fred J Nickles Delia M Nickles Nedra D Nickles Ned F Nickles | Nickles, Nedra D. (I167847)
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| 43624 | Fred J Nickles Delia M Nickles Nedra D Nickles Ned F Nickles | Unknown, Delia (I167848)
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| 43625 | Fred J Olm Ada B Olm Gerald F Olm Lee E Olm [1 8/12] | Olm, Fred J. (I154457)
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| 43626 | Fred J Osterloh Mary Osterloh Lloyd Osterloh Ardeal Osterloh Joseph W Ledvina Agnes Radart | Osterloh, Ardeal (I181548)
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| 43627 | Fred J Piette 40 Hulda Piette 39 Lester Piette 19 Ruth Piette 18 Estelle Piette 17 Alice Piette 15 Alfred Piette 15 Jane Piette 6 Stanley Piette 4 11/12 | Piette, Frederick Joseph (I127520)
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| 43628 | Fred J Piette 40 Hulda Piette 39 Lester Piette 19 Ruth Piette 18 Estelle Piette 17 Alice Piette 15 Alfred Piette 15 Jane Piette 6 Stanley Piette 4 11/12 | Gresenz, Hulda (I127521)
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| 43629 | Fred J Rafrager Caroline H Raprager Sadie E Raprager Ber* E Raprager Albert Doney | Raprager, Fred (I343045)
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| 43630 | Fred J Raprager Caroline Raprager Sadie Raprager Vernon Raprager Wm Sauerhammer | Raprager, Fred (I343045)
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| 43631 | Fred J Reichel Viola Reichel Mark E Reichel | Reichel, Frederick J. (I45873)
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| 43632 | Fred J Sager Alvina E Sager Milton H Sager Duane W Sager | Sager, Fred (I166449)
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| 43633 | Fred J Sager Alvina E Sager Milton H Sager Duane W Sager | Sager, Duane (I171053)
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| 43634 | Fred J Zachow Mary Zachow Fritz Zachow Anna M Zachow Martha L Zachow Charllotte Dallmann | Zachow, Frederick J. (I192822)
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| 43635 | Fred J. Fox, 204 E.2ND St. Kimberly, age 83, died unexpectedly Saturday Fe bruary 22, 1993 at his home following a long illness. He was born June 3 0, 1909 in Kimberly, a son of the late John and Carrie (Paulie) Fox. He h ad been employed at Weyenberg Wisman Butcher Shop prior to his employme nt at Kimberly Clark, Kimberly Mill for 37 years where he retired in 197 1. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and shooting pool and playing cards wi th the golden agers. He was a member of the Holy Name Catholic Church, t he Quarter Century Club of Kimberly Clark and the Kimberly Golden Agers. S urvived by his wife of 59 years, Dorothy M. (Weyenberg) Fox, four childre n; Priscilla and Jacob Bons, Tempe, Arizona, Mariann Regeth, Kimberly, T ed and Janice Fox, Winneconne, Christy Fox, Appleton, ten grandchildren, t welve great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two brothers a nd a sister. Fred Fox Kaukauna Times 3/2/1993 A Obit | Fox, Fred J. (I37415)
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| 43636 | Fred J. Gerondale, 75, Suamico, passed away on Sunday, July 18, 2004, at a local hospital after a short illness. Fred was born Dec. 2, 1928, in Union Township, WI, to the late Frank and Elizabeth "Libbie" (Tebon) Gerondale. He served with the Merchant Marines from 1945-1947. On June 26, 1982, he married Carol J. Weycker in Suamico. Fred lived 23 years in Suamico and worked as an outstanding baker until he retired 2003. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, boating, spending time at the cottage, watching and feeding the birds, and his dogs. Survivors include his wife, Carol, Suamico; his children, Fred D. (Kathie) Gerondale, Cindy (Michael) Steeno, all of Green Bay; Connie (Phil) Bruner, Lt. Chute; Thomas (Debbie) Gerondale, New Franken; their mother, Armella Gerondale, Green Bay; 10 grandchildren; 12 great grandchildren; two brothers, Harold (Joyce) Gerondale, Green Bay; Darrel (Della) Gerondale, Ohio; one sister Esther (Norbert) Jeanquart, Brussels; brothers and sisters-in-law, Alice Gerondale, Three Lakes; Glen (Sharon) Weycker, Abrams; Roger Magnuson, Howard. He is further survived by several special nieces, nephews, friends, and his dog, Jaxon. Fred was preceded in death by his parents, one brother, Elmer Gerondale, mother-in-law, Mildred Weycker and sister-in-law, Darlene Magnuson. The family will receive friends at the Pfotenhauer Funeral Home, Howard-Suamico Location, 1145 Cardinal Lane, on Thursday, July 22, from 3 until 7 p.m. Funeral Service 7 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. Harold J. Pfotenhauer, Funeral Director. PFOTENHAUER FUNERAL HOME WEST (920) 434-2060 | Gerondale, Fred (I47615)
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| 43637 | Fred J. Ponschock, age 89, of Appleton, was laid to eternal rest on Tuesday, February 5, 2013 at St. Elizabeth Hospital after a month long illness. Fred was born in Appleton on January 13, 1924 to the late Frank and Mary (Haberman) Ponschock. On August 24, 1946, he was united in marriage to Rose Ann Brooks. The couple has enjoyed 66 years together. Fred worked for Kimberly Clark at the Lakeview Mill for 41 years, retiring in 1984. He enjoyed working in his shop in the garage and also travelling around the state with his wife Rosie in search of the best Friday night fish fry. He was a longtime member at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Appleton. He is survived by his wife, Rose Ann, Appleton; 5 daughters: Mary Therese (Bruce) Epling, Houston, Sharon (Joe) Keyzers, Boulder Junction, Donna Ponschock, Appleton, Joan Ponschock, Appleton, and Debra (Brad) Meyer, Hilbert; a son, Ronald (Kathleen) Ponschock, Appleton, and a son-in-law, James Rathsack, Appleton; 10 grandchildren: Chad Ponschock, Seth (Heather) Ponschock, Jody (Mike) Kohlbeck, Adam (Kelli) Keyzers, Melissa Keyzers, Andy Keyzers, Travis (Fiance Ashley) Rathsack, Spenser (Kelly) Rathsack, and Samantha and Nicholas Meyer; 7 great grandchildren: Aryah, Ellison, Gretchen, Adria, Julia, Hayden, and Christian; 4 brothers-in-law: Father Charles Brooks, Roger "Duke" (Alice) Brooks, Henry Brooks, and John (Shirley) Kemkes; 3 sisters-in-law: Janet (Jake) Huber, Judy Brooks, and Betty (Marv) Rademacker. He is further survived by several nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; 4 brothers: Lester (Rosella), Norman (Beverly) Eddie (Leona), and Dan (Mary) Ponschock; 6 brothers-in-law: Adrian, Wilmer (Helen), Richard, Joseph (Betty), Jacob (Judy) and Franklin (Janelle); and 4 sisters-in-law: Theresa, Virginia, Mary Alice (Paul), and Sister Mary Henry. A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 11 am on Saturday, February 9, at Sacred Heart Catholic Church, 222 E. Fremont St., Appleton, with Father Don Zuleger officiating and Father Charles Brooks concelebrating. Friends may visit at the church on Saturday from 9 am until the time of service. Interment will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. The family would like to extend a special thank you to the Comfort Care staff at St. Elizabeth Hospital and the staff at Appleton Health Care Center for all their kindness, care and concern. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from February 7 to February 8, 2013 | Ponschock, Fred (I14051)
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| 43638 | Fred J. Sager 34 Henrietta Sager 28 Emma Sager 9 Albert Sager 6 Lanah Sager 4 Edward Sager 1 | Sager, Edward William (I53761)
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| 43639 | Fred J. Selig, age 87, of Appleton died peacefully Wednesday, September 7, 2011. Fred was born September 12, 1923 in Appleton, to Fred and Carolyn (Vanendenbergen) Selig. Fred graduated from the Tech in 1942. After spending 3 ? years in the Coast Guard, serving in the Pacific Theater, he married, Magna E. Dunn on October 8, 1945 in Sault Ste Marie, Canada. The happy couple then moved to Appleton. Fred then worked construction and for the Neenah foundry over the next 7 years. He was a long standing member of St. Pius X Catholic Church. October 1st, 1952 Fred joined the Appleton Fire Department. In February, 1961 he was appointed Driver and 4 years later he became a Captain, in charge of training. Fred was appointed Fire Chief in 1975 and was instrumental in watching the department grow from 40 men in 3 stations to 94 men in 4 stations, stating "Without the men, without their efforts, and without their cooperation, the man who sits behind this desk is nothing". At 61, Fred walked out of Fire Station No. 1 with the satisfaction of a job well done. After his retirement, Fred spent time as a courtesy driver for Cloud Buick/Bergstrom. He also enjoyed spending time with his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and working his yard. Fred will be missed sadly by his wife, Magna of 65 years, his three children; Gary (Jan) Selig, Gail (Rick) Jones, and Gaye, (Mike) Tassoul. His seven grandchildren; Jill Fickel, (Corey), Appleton, Greg, (Pam) Selig, Appleton; Tami (Corey) Shannon, Houston, Texas; Troy (Alissa) Beyer, Appleton, Shane (Shane) Tassoul, Appleton; Shannon, (Robbie) Dilworth, Naples, Florida; and Shawna Tassoul, (Craig); Neenah. Fred is also survived by his 13 great-grandchildren; Tanner, Jordan, Justin; Megan, Brandon, (Whitney) Phoenyx and Xander , Jacek and Tycen; Cassidy and Zachary; Sophia and Ryker; 2 brothers; Vernon, (Millie); Dick, (Connie); 2 sisters; Betty Koehn and Marge Lausman as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, and friends. Fred was preceded in death by his parents; Carolyn and Fred; a son, Todd; and 3 brothers; Kenneth, Eugene and Jack. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Tuesday, September 13, 2011 at 11:30 a.m. at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 500 W. Marquette St., Appleton. Family and friends may visit at Valley Funeral Home on Monday from 4:00 - 8:00 p.m. with a prayer service at 7:00 p.m. and there will also be a visitation on Tuesday at the church from 9:30 a.m. until the time of the mass. Military honors and Fire Dept. honors will be held at the church on Tuesday. A memorial fund is being established for the American Heart Association . Fred's family expresses their sincerest thank you to the staff of both the Theda Care Hospice, and The Renaissance for their exceptional care and support and also to the staff of Valley Funeral Home for their compassion and professionalism. Valley Funeral Home 2211 N. Richmond St. Appleton (920)733-5435 www.valleyfh.com "Serving as would be Served" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from September 8 to September 9, 2011 | Selig, Fred Joseph (I125504)
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| 43640 | Fred J. Van Wassenhoven, age 85, De Pere, passed away Thursday, August 28, 2014 at Bishop's Court. The son of the late Remi and Virginia (De Beuklaer) Van Wassenhoven was born on August 30, 1929 in De Pere. Fred married Loretta J. Heller at St. Francis Xavier Church in De Pere on December 2, 1961. He was a very devoted husband and loving father to his four daughters. Fred was a veteran of World War II, having served from 1946 to 1948. He worked for Joe's Standard in De Pere, Cuene Buick and later Brennan Buick. Fred is survived by his wife, Loretta, four daughters: Judy (Todd) Smith, Terry (Mike) Brozek, Beth (John) DeKeyser, and Chrissy (Doug) Adams; eight grandchildren; Heidi (Josh) Verhagen, Sarah Smith, Brittany Brozek, Caitlin Brozek, Amber DeKeyser, Jacob DeKeyser, April Adams and Kassidy Adams; a sister-in-law, Lorraine Van Wassenhoven, special brother-in-law Kenny (Donna) Heller; special niece: Mary (Jerry) Longlais and her children Adam (Jenny) Longlais and Katie (Jesse) Mrotek; special nephews: Don Van Wassenhoven, and John Van Wassenhoven, as well as other nieces, nephews and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents, four brothers: Raymond (Tootie), Joseph, Louie and Emil (Rose); two sisters: Rose (Fred) VanVonderen and Mary Margaret (Robert) Karl. Family and friends may visit at Cotter Funeral Home, 860 N. Webster Ave, De Pere, on Monday, September 1, from 9:00am until the time of service at 12:00pm, with Pastoral Minister Steve Donovan officiating. Full military honors will follow the service at the funeral home. Interment in Mt. Olivet Catholic Cemetery, De Pere. Our family would like to extend special thanks for the wonderful and loving care during his stay at Bishops Court; especially the care given by Amber, Debbie, Tom, Kayla and Lindsay. We would also like to thank Unity Hospice; especially Mariah for her compassion and care given in his final days. - | Vanwassenhoven, Fred (I173776)
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| 43641 | Fred Jacobs 49 Sophia Jacobs 46 Fredrick Jacobs 18 August Jacobs 14 John Jacobs 12 | Jacobs, August (I153931)
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| 43642 | Fred Jacobs 49 Sophia Jacobs 46 Fredrick Jacobs 18 August Jacobs 14 John Jacobs 12 | Jacobs, Fred (I153932)
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| 43643 | Fred Jacobs 49 Sophia Jacobs 46 Fredrick Jacobs 18 August Jacobs 14 John Jacobs 12 | Puls, Sophia (I153933)
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| 43644 | Fred Jacobs 49 Sophia Jacobs 46 Fredrick Jacobs 18 August Jacobs 14 John Jacobs 12 | Jacobs, Fred (I153947)
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| 43645 | Fred Jacobs 49 Sophia Jacobs 46 Fredrick Jacobs 18 August Jacobs 14 John Jacobs 12 | Jacobs, John (I153948)
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| 43646 | Fred Jacques 8/14/1904 5/28/1965 Post Crescent 5/29/1965 B 4 | Jacques, Fred (I16785)
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| 43647 | Fred Janke Amelia Janke Robert Janke Fredrick Janke Emma Janke Viola Janke Flora Janke | Janke, Fred (I166054)
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| 43648 | Fred Jena Laura Jena Erma Jena Alvin Jena Orval Jena Bessie Jena | Jens, Frederick (I172157)
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| 43649 | Fred Jenkel 4/7/1874 5/8/1957 Post Crescent 5/9/1957 A 18 | Jenkel, Frederick (I165175)
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| 43650 | Fred Jenkel, age 89 years, died at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beabow, Center. He came from Germany in 1873 and settled in Outagamie County, where he spent most of his life, residing with his brother. The decedent is survived by his brother, John Jenkel, Center; two sisters, Mrs. August Koessel, Embarrass; Mrs. Elizabeth Heller, Appleton. The funeral will be held at one o'clock Friday afternoon from the late home and at 1:30 o'clock from the Ellington Lutheran church. The Rev. E. Redlin will conduct the services. Burial will be in the Ellington cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent, Wednesday, November 3, 1920 Page Five | Jenkel, Frederick (I185030)
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| 43651 | Fred Jenkel Fred Jenkel Lucille Jenkel Edward Jenkel James Jenkel Ray Lauden Florence Lauden | Jenkel, Frederick (I165175)
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| 43652 | Fred Jenkel Bertha Jenkel John Jenkel Anita Jenkel Benjiman Jenkel Irene Jenkel Helen Jenkel Clarence Jenkel [1] John Jenkel William Kuse | Jenkel, John (I152565)
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| 43653 | Fred Jennerjohn Nellie Jennerjohn Charles Jennerjohn Lucy Jennerjohn Edward Jennerjohn Nellie Jennerjohn | Jennerjohn, Charles (I320046)
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| 43654 | Fred Jens Laura Jens Orval Jens Gertrude Jens Carol Jens | Jens, Frederick (I172157)
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| 43655 | Fred Jentz 12/8/1869 8/28/1943 Post Crescent 8/30/1943 7 | Jentz, Frederich (I152569)
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| 43656 | Fred Joe*S Cora Joe*S | Briggs, Cora (I189428)
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| 43657 | Fred Joerns Cora Joerns Emily Joerns Frank Joerns | Briggs, Cora (I189428)
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| 43658 | Fred Julius Eliza Julius Fred Julius Johan Julius Christian Julius Charles Julius Laveda Julius William Julius | Julius, Louisa (I121148)
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| 43659 | Fred Julius Eliza Julius Fred Julius Johan Julius Christian Julius Charles Julius Laveda Julius William Julius | Julius, Fred (I121149)
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| 43660 | Fred Julius Eliza Julius Fred Julius Johan Julius Christian Julius Charles Julius Laveda Julius William Julius | Julius, Charles (I154420)
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| 43661 | Fred Julius Eliza Julius Fred Julius Johan Julius Christian Julius Charles Julius Laveda Julius William Julius | Julius, Fred (I154460)
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| 43662 | Fred Julius Eliza Julius Fred Julius Johan Julius Christian Julius Charles Julius Laveda Julius William Julius | Julius, Christ (I154461)
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| 43663 | Fred Julius Eliza Julius Fred Julius Johan Julius Christian Julius Charles Julius Laveda Julius William Julius | Julius, John (I165161)
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| 43664 | Fred Kading Margaret Kading Emma Kading Alma Kading Frena Kading Martin Kading Julia Kading Walter Kading Gutrude Kading Wilbret Kading | Kading, Frana (I186638)
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| 43665 | Fred Kalk Mary Kalk George Kalk | Kalk, Fredrick (I336345)
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| 43666 | Fred Kalk Mary Kalk George Kalk | Kalk, George (I336639)
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| 43667 | Fred Kamke Ida Kamke Elsworth Kamke Bernard Kamke Rubert Kamke | Kamke, Bernard Gust (I149043)
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| 43668 | Fred Kamke Ida Kamke Elsworth Kamke Bernard Kamke Rubert Kamke | Kamke, Bernard Gust (I149043)
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| 43669 | Fred Kaphingst 43 Jennie Kaphingst 36 Clement Kaphingst 13 Clifford Kaphingst 11 George Kaphingst 9 Earl Kaphingst 6 Emma Lancy Single, sister-in-law 28 | Kaphingst, Frederick (I126332)
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| 43670 | Fred Kaphingst Augusta Kaphingst Oniel Kaphingst Alice Kaphingst Harold Kaphingst Frederick Kaphingst Art Miller | Kaphingst, Frederick (I126340)
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| 43671 | Fred Kaphingst Augusta Kaphingst Oniel Kaphingst Alice Kaphingst Harold Kaphingst Frederick Kaphingst Art Miller | Borman, Augusta W. (I177770)
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| 43672 | Fred Karl Kaphingst, Greenville, age 70, passed away unexpectedly on Christmas morning, at his home. Fred was born in Appleton, on February 17, 1937, son of the late F. Emil and Alice (Seifert) Kaphingst. On October 20, 1956, he married Barbara Thorson at Immanuel Ev. Lutheran Church in Greenville, where Fred has been a lifelong and faithful member. He was also a lifelong Greenville resident and was a member of the Greenville Civic Club and the Greenville Lions Club. He and Barb also enjoyed spending time at the family cottage in Minocqua, Wisconsin. On Christmas Eve, Fred and Barb celebrated with all of their children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren. He is survived by his loving wife of fifty-one years: Barb Kaphingst, Greenville; three children: Dave (Karen) Kaphingst, Neenah; Sue (Jim) Hoier, Hortonville; and Tom (Judy) Kaphingst, Shiocton; seven grandchildren: Angela (Collin) Kaas, Minneapolis; Katie (Curt) Becker, Winchester; Eric "Bud" Kaphingst, Minneapolis; Carrie (Chris) Roberts, Greenville; Michelle Young, West Allis; Amanda Kaphingst, Shiocton; and Alan Kaphingst, Shiocton; two step-grandchildren: Nicole Schwantes and Joe Hoier of Nichols; three great-grandchildren: Ella, Cavin, and Tyson; a step-great-grandchild: Addilyn; a brother-in-law: Waldemar Thorson; three nephews: Gary Kaphingst and his family, Todd Thorson and his family, and Tim Thorson and his family, as well as many other relatives and friends. Fred was preceded in death by his parents, a brother Harold (Delores) Kaphingst, a sister-in-law Nola Thorson, and a son-in-law Marty Young. The Christian Funeral for Fred will be held at 11 a.m. on Friday, December 28, 2007, at IMMANUEL EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, on the corner of School and Julius Roads in Greenville with Rev. David Scharf officiating. Interment will be in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursday (TONIGHT) from 4 p.m. until 8 a.m. and again Friday morning at the church from 10 a.m. until the hour of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME 537 N. Superior Street Appleton 920-739-1231 www.wichmannfargo.com | Kaphingst, Fred Karl (I205757)
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| 43673 | Fred Kehler Maria Kehler Alma Kehler | Koehler, Alma (I200929)
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| 43674 | Fred Kemke Ella Kemke Adeline Kemke Bernice Kemke Fred Kemke Donald Kemke Helen Kemke O Wille Kemke | Lemke, Fred (I178903)
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| 43675 | Fred Kern 32 Mary Kern 56 John Kern 22 | Kern, Frederick (I308996)
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| 43676 | Fred Kiefer Mathilda Kiefer Harry Kiefer Edward Plamann William Dunham | Kiefer, Fred (I176924)
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| 43677 | Fred Kingsley Barribeau, 96, of Kaukauna, passed away at the St. Paul Hospice on the afternoon of March 9, 2014. Fred was born in Goodman, on June 27, 1917, son of the late Alfred and Beatrice (Lemay) Barribeau. He is survived by his wife of 73 years Beverly (Twite) Barribeau, his son David (Carrie) Barribeau of Shawano, his daughter Susan Barribeau of Madison, his sister Elizabeth Barribeau, O.P of Sinsinawa, and his brothers James (Rose) Barribeau of Brillion and William (Charlotte) Barribeau of Sherwood. He is survived by grandchildren Thomas (Marianne) Hearden of Summit, New Jersey, David (Angela) Barribeau of Fall Creek, Wendy (Rick) Armenta of Syracuse, New York, Frederick (Dawn) Barribeau of Pembine, Kevin (Denise) Hearden of Batavia, Illinois, Charles Barribeau of Green Bay, and Sara Barribeau Knight of Green Bay and eighteen great-grandchildren. Fred was preceded in death by his daughter Jane Dietzler and his brother Donald (Otha) Barribeau. Fred was a graduate of Goodman High School. He earned a Bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin - LaCrosse in 1940 and a Masters degree from Northern Michigan University in 1963. Fred's lifelong career as an educator and coach began in 1940 with his first professional job at Goodman High School teaching science and coaching boxing. In 1943 he accepted a job at Kaukauna High School to teach physical education and science, and to coach boxing and track. He loved coaching, especially boxing, however he also coached varsity basketball, football, baseball, track and cross country. Fred never forgot a detail of the many contests he coached, and he enjoyed visits with many of his former athletes throughout his life. He loved to talk with his former students and hear about their lives and families. Fred and his wife Bev shared a love of sports, playing tennis and golf throughout their lives together. Fred was at Kaukauna High School for thirty six years as a teacher, a coach and, from 1960 on as the guidance director. In his work there he touched many lives, instilling his students with his competitive spirit and inspiring them. This is what he loved most. Fred was all of these things: a husband, a father, a brother, an athlete, a sportsman, a coach, a teacher, a mentor, a counselor, a raconteur - and he did it all with his inimitable sense of humor. He loved music and played the trumpet in his younger years in small and large bands. He was a reader and also a wonderful letter-writer. Fred was very proud of his partnership with his wife Bev. Together with her he enjoyed a retirement with summers in northeastern Wisconsin and winters traveling to Arizona or Florida and many trips to spend time with friends and family. He loved the northwoods and the lakes of Wisconsin and he knew where all the good berry patches were. The funeral liturgy for Fred will be held at 11:00 am on Thursday, March 13, 2014 at HOLY CROSS CATHOLIC CHURCH, 309 Desnoyer Street in Kaukauna. Fr. Tom Pomeroy and Fr. Jack Mullarkey will be officiating. Interment will take place in the parish cemetery. A time of visitation will be held on Thursday at the church from 9:30 am until the time of mass. In lieu of flowers, memorials to the Kaukauna Alumni Association are appreciated. Online condolences can be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com. Fred will be missed enormously by his family and friends. The Barribeau family wishes to especially thank the St Paul Hospice caregivers and nursing staff for their kindness, dedication and wonderful care. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Mar. 11, 2014 | Barribeau, Fred (I320421)
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| 43678 | Fred Klitzka Hannah Klitzka | Klitzke, Frederick (I147428)
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| 43679 | Fred Knaack 8/3/1899 2/27/1966 Post Crescent 2/28/1966 B 8 | Knaack, Fred (I135060)
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| 43680 | Fred Knaack Flora Knaack Walter Knaack Henrietta Knaack Irene Knaack Edna Knaack [70] Malvine Knaack George Knaack [4 5/12] | Knaack, Fredrick (I170915)
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| 43681 | Fred Knuigt 32 Alice Knuigt 35 | Knuijt, Fred (I155563)
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| 43682 | Fred Koelm Caroline Koelm | Koelm, Frederick (I329029)
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| 43683 | Fred Koniad Emma Koniad | Konrad, Fred (I165508)
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| 43684 | Fred Konrad Emma Konrad | Konrad, Fred (I165508)
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| 43685 | Fred Koppengs Jennie Koppengs Clifford Koppengs George Koppengs Carl Koppengs Henry Wichlham | Kaphingst, Frederick (I126332)
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| 43686 | Fred Koppengs Jennie Koppengs Clifford Koppengs George Koppengs Carl Koppengs Henry Wichlham | Lavey, Jennie (I126333)
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| 43687 | Fred Koppengs Jennie Koppengs Clifford Koppengs George Koppengs Carl Koppengs Henry Wichlham | Kaphingst, Clifford (I126335)
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| 43688 | Fred Koppengs Jennie Koppengs Clifford Koppengs George Koppengs Carl Koppengs Henry Wichlham | Kaphingst, George (I126336)
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| 43689 | Fred Koppengs Jennie Koppengs Clifford Koppengs George Koppengs Carl Koppengs Henry Wichlham | Kaphingst, Earl (I126337)
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| 43690 | Fred Koppings 46 Louisa Koppings 42 George Koppings 17 Louisa Koppings 15 Henry Koppings 10 Fred Koppings 6 Laur Koppings 4 | Kaphingst, Laura (I177707)
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| 43691 | Fred Koppings 46 Louisa Koppings 42 George Koppings 17 Louisa Koppings 15 Henry Koppings 10 Fred Koppings 6 Laur Koppings 4 | Kaphingst, George (I177772)
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| 43692 | Fred Koppings 46 Louisa Koppings 42 George Koppings 17 Louisa Koppings 15 Henry Koppings 10 Fred Koppings 6 Laur Koppings 4 | Kaphingst, Frederick (I126330)
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| 43693 | Fred Korth Tina Korth Willie Korth Alfred Korth Alex Korth Louis Korth Clara Korth | Korth, Fred (I27666)
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| 43694 | Fred Korth Christina Korth Mat Roth | Korth, Fred (I66640)
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| 43695 | Fred Korth Christina Korth Mat Roth | Pagel, Christina (I66731)
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| 43696 | Fred Korth Jestine Korth | Korth, Fred (I66640)
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| 43697 | Fred Korth Jestine Korth | Pagel, Christina (I66731)
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| 43698 | Fred Koss Mary Koss Lena Koss John Koss Lora Koss Tilda Koss | Koss, Fred (I123426)
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| 43699 | Fred Krabbe Sophia F Krabbe | Krabbe, Fred (I327756)
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| 43700 | Fred Krabbe Sophia F Krabbe | Peters, Sophia Fredericka (I327757)
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| 43701 | Fred Krahn Alma Krahn Marvin Krahn Roy Krahn Vincent Krahn | Krahn, Fred (I200717)
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| 43702 | Fred Kranhold Pauline A Kranhold Gladys M Kranhold Florence D Kranhold Margery L Kranhold Lucile I Kranhold Harvey F Kranhold | Kranhold, Florence D. (I96027)
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| 43703 | Fred Krause Nettie Krause Verna Krause | Hurkmans, Nettie (I118312)
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| 43704 | Fred Kressen Selina Kressen Donald Hale Evelyn Hale Donald Hale | Kressin, Frederick (I307227)
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| 43705 | Fred Kressen Selina Kressen Donald Hale Evelyn Hale Donald Hale | Hale, Donald (I334110)
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| 43706 | Fred Kroening Rosetta Kroening Thomas Kroening | Kroening, Fred (I322590)
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| 43707 | Fred Krohn Francis Krohn Emma Krohn Della Krohn Delia Krohn Joseph Krohn John Krohn Leona Krohn | Krohn, Gottfried Fred (I196019)
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| 43708 | Fred Krueger Mary Krueger Ireine Krueger Martin Krueger Frederika Krueger Olto Zisbee | Krueger, Fred T. (I163927)
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| 43709 | Fred Krueger Louisa Krueger Charles Krueger Maria Krueger William Krueger John Krueger Ella Krueger Anna Krueger Carl Krueger | Krueger, Carl (I192437)
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| 43710 | Fred Krueger Louisa Krueger Charles Krueger Maria Krueger William Krueger John Krueger Ella Krueger Anna Krueger Carl Krueger | Krueger, Fred (I192439)
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| 43711 | Fred Krueger Alvina Krueger Alice Krueger | Krueger, Fred Ernest (I315448)
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| 43712 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Emma Krueger Fred Krueger Walter Krueger Carl Krueger August Goribier Otto Reemer | Krueger, Emma (I108069)
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| 43713 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Emma Krueger Fred Krueger Walter Krueger Carl Krueger August Goribier Otto Reemer | Krueger, Fred (I130148)
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| 43714 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Emma Krueger Fred Krueger Walter Krueger Carl Krueger August Goribier Otto Reemer | Krueger, Carl (I130176)
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| 43715 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Emma Krueger Fred Krueger Walter Krueger Carl Krueger August Goribier Otto Reemer | Krueger, Frederick (I166997)
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| 43716 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Walter Krueger Nicholons Wolfinger | Krueger, Walter (I111882)
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| 43717 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Walter Krueger Nicholons Wolfinger | Krueger, Frederick (I166997)
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| 43718 | Fred Krueger Bertha Krueger Walter Krueger Nicholons Wolfinger | Lindow, Bertha (I173327)
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| 43719 | Fred Krumenacher Catherine Krumenacher Carl Krumenacher | Krummenacher, Carl (I336034)
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| 43720 | Fred Krumenacher Catherine Krumenacher Carl Krumenacher | Krummenacher, Fred (I342268)
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| 43721 | Fred Kruse Minna Kruse Fred Kruse Lilly Kruse August Kruse Ida Kruse Henry Kruse | Kruse, Fred (I132919)
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| 43722 | Fred Kruse Minna Kruse Fred Kruse Lilly Kruse August Kruse Ida Kruse Henry Kruse | Kruse, Henry (I134614)
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| 43723 | Fred Kuehne 44 Louise Kuehne 48 Fred Kuehne 16 Louise Kuehne 18 Mary Kuehne 14 Caroline Kuehne 13 Minnie Kuehne 11 Evert Kuehne 6 Robert Kuehne 5 Etta Kuehne 3 | Kuehne, Robert (I127993)
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| 43724 | Fred Kuner 54 Amelia Kuner 36 A. Kuner 16 Robert Kuner 14 Henrietta Kuner 12 | Kuehne, Fred K. (I164910)
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| 43725 | Fred L Krablean, Sr. Pine River, Wis., formerly of Menasha Age 84, passed away at 6:15 am Thursday after a 3-year illness. He was born November 15, 1880 in Germany and came to Menasha at the age of 1 year and for the past 18 years had been a resident of Pine River. He was employed by Kimberly-Clark Corp., for 43 years prior to his retirement in 1944. Mr. Krablein is survived by his wife, Clare; five daughters, Mrs. Howard Young and Mrs. Peter McQuillin, both of Menasha;Mrs. Joseph Lewandoski,Kaukauna; Mrs. James Beck, Neenah; Mrs. Thomas Coughlin,Menasha; sii sons, Clarence, Neenah; Arthur, Frederick Jr.,Harold and Edward, all of Menasha; John Anderson, New Millford, Conn.; one sister, Mrs. Freida Herrick, Neenah; 47and 81 great-grandchildren. Funeral services are incomplete and pending at the Laemmrich Funeral Home, Menasha. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Thursday, February 25, 1965 | Page 24= B12 Fred L. Krablean, Sr. Pine River, Wis Formerly of Menasha Funeral 3ervices for Mr Krablean will be held at 11 a m Monday at St Thomas Episcopal church Menasha with Rev. Thomas Chaffee officiating. Burial will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p m Sunday until the time of the service. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, February 26, 1965 | Page 16 =B8 or 9 | Krablean, Frederick Louis (I138038)
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| 43726 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon 1880 Her mother was widowed and living wi th them when 1880 census taken - listed as 59 yrs old = est birth year = 1 821; Lina's brother (Nicholas Simon - age29) was also living with them at the time - he worked in Fred's saloon. Sent email June 2005 to Don Frerichs requesting info on living persons. | Simon, Magdalena "Lena" (I55949)
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| 43727 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon | Simon, Nicolas (I53843)
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| 43728 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon | Ruppert, Magdalena (I55833)
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| 43729 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon | Simon, Nicolas (I55836)
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| 43730 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon | Orsinger, Fredrick George (I55950)
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| 43731 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon | Orsinger, Maria Magdalena "Mary" (I55953)
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| 43732 | Fred L. Orsinger Lina Orsinger Fredy Orsinger Mary Orsinger Lina Simon Nicholas Simon | Orsinger, Fredrick Leo (I55888)
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| 43733 | Fred L. Pfeifer, age 60, Waupaca, WI, died Wednesday Feb. 4, 2009, at UW Hospital in Madison, WI after a long illness. He was born in Clintonville, WI on March 29, 1948, the loving son of Charles and Gladys (Wainer) Pfeifer. He married Patricia Withrow on February 3, 1968, in Chicago, IL. He spent the last 15 years of his life building houses with the Amish. He loved Waupaca, and in particular the Chain-O-Lakes where he swam every year of his life since he was 6 months old. He had an avid love of nature and animals; his home was always blessed with rescue pets. He also loved his winter home on the Gulf of Mexico on South Padre Island where he spent his winters. Fred loved spending time with his family and friends, and telling bad jokes. He is survived by his wife, Patricia D. Pfeifer, Waupaca; sisters: Ann Pfeifer, Waupaca, and Jane Pfeifer, Oshkosh; nephew, Paul (Anita) Lehman, Waupaca and their children: Frederick, Anna, Johanna, and Helena; niece, Lindsey (Troy Mueller) Lehman, Oshkosh, and her children: Logan and Jordan; and niece, Alecia (Steve Copeland) Lehman, Portage; dear friends: Terry (Barb) Teske, Waupaca, Cal (Linda) Lehman, New London, and Tom (Marge) Brown, New London. He was preceded in death by his parents: Charles and Gladys Pfeifer, New London; and his grandparents: Dr. and Mrs. Fred J. Pfeifer, New London. A memorial service will be held on Saturday, February 7, 2009, at 11 a.m. at the Holly Funeral Home in Waupaca, with the Reverend Carl Ferguson — Waupaca Christian Church, officiating. A memorial visitation will be held from 10-11 a.m. at the Holly Funeral Home in Waupaca. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions can be made to the ToTo Foundation for homeless animals in Waupaca County. The Holly Funeral Home of Waupaca is assisting the family with arrangements. | Pfeifer, Fred L. (I316404)
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| 43734 | Fred L. Vick Born: January 26, 1873 Died: August 12, 1947 Place of Birth: Center, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: August 12, 1947 Section: Page: 28 Type: OB Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: August 13, 1947 Section: Page: 12 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Memorial Park Location: , | Vick, Fred (I147068)
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| 43735 | Fred La Borda Margaret La Borda Harriet La Borda Mercedes La Borda Loretta La Borda Margaret La Borda [1 11/12] | LaBorde, Margaret M. (I138594)
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| 43736 | Fred Laborde - 38 Margaret Laborde - 39 Harriet Laborde - 12 Mercedes Laborde - 11 Laretta Laborde - 8 Margaret Laborde - 1 11/12 | LaBorde, Fred (I205207)
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| 43737 | Fred Langlois Annie Langlois Walter Langlois Lydia Langlois Fred LangloisJunior Goldey Langlois Edward Langlois Elmer Langlois John Wolf | Wolf, Anna (I169579)
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| 43738 | Fred Langlois Annie Langlois Walter Langlois Lydia Langlois Fred LangloisJunior Goldey Langlois Edward Langlois Elmer Langlois John Wolf | Langlois, Fredric David (I169580)
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| 43739 | Fred Launstein Minnie Launstein Sophia Launstein Anna Launstein Fred Launstein | Launstein, Anna (I118097)
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| 43740 | Fred Launstein Minnie Launstein Sophia Launstein Anna Launstein Fred Launstein | Launstein, Sophia (I154639)
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| 43741 | Fred Launstein Minnie Launstein Sophia Launstein Anna Launstein Fred Launstein | Launstein, Fred (I182588)
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| 43742 | Fred Launstein Minnie Launstein Sophia Launstein Anna Launstein Fred Launstein | Weggie, Wilhelmina (I198399)
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| 43743 | Fred Launstein Minnie Launstein Sophia Launstein Anna Launstein Fred Launstein | Launstein, Ferdinand (I198400)
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| 43744 | Fred Law Anna Law Holda Law Otto Law Geo Law Ellen Law Edna Law | Lau, Frederick (I178879)
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| 43745 | Fred Law Annie Law Hulda Law Ella Law Edna Law | Lau, Frederick (I178879)
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| 43746 | Fred Lecker 40 Emma L Lecker 27 Fredrick C Lecker 3 Edward W Lecker 1 Halena Piepkorn 18 | Lecker, Fred (I163169)
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| 43747 | Fred Lecker 45 Emma Lecker 32 Frederick Lecker 8 Edward Lecker 7 Arthur Lecker 4 Otto Schottz 14 | Lecker, Fred (I163169)
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| 43748 | Fred Lecker 58 [59] Emma Lecker 47 Arthur Lecker 19 Sada Lecker 14 | Lecker, Fred (I163169)
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| 43749 | Fred Lecker Emma Lecker Frederick Lecker Edward Lecker Arthur Lecker Otto Schottz | Lecker, Frederick Carl (I163168)
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| 43750 | Fred Lecker Emma Lecker Frederick Lecker Edward Lecker Arthur Lecker Otto Schottz | Lecker, Fred (I163169)
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| 43751 | Fred Lecker Emma Lecker Frederick Lecker Edward Lecker Arthur Lecker Otto Schottz | Kuhn, Emma Louisa (I163172)
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| 43752 | Fred Lecker Emma Lecker Fredrick Lecker Edward Lecker Arthur Lecker Sada Lecker | Lecker, Fred (I163169)
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| 43753 | Fred Lecker Emma Lecker Fredrick Lecker Edward Lecker Arthur Lecker Sada Lecker | Kuhn, Emma Louisa (I163172)
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| 43754 | Fred Leckhart 51 Christina Leckhart 46 Hannah Leckhart 24 Grateil Leckhart 22 Hermann Leckhart 18 Pauline Leckhart 20 Edith Leckhart 12 Fred Leckhart 10 Alvina Leckhart 8 | Lecker, Frederick (I164840)
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| 43755 | Fred Lemke 11/27/1864 12/14/1943 Post Crescent 12/14/1943 4 | Lemke, Frederick (I143349)
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| 43756 | Fred Lemke Minnie Lemke Edward Lemke Emil Lemke Austa Lemke Elnor Lemke Eloa Lemke Huga Lemke Robert Lemke Liddy Lemke Fred Lemke Minnie Lemke Carl Lemke Emiline Lemke | Lemke, Frederick (I305781)
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| 43757 | Fred Lemke Minnie Lemke Edward Lemke Emil Lemke Austa Lemke Elnor Lemke Eloa Lemke Huga Lemke Robert Lemke Liddy Lemke Fred Lemke Minnie Lemke Carl Lemke Emiline Lemke | Lemke, Robert (I327609)
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| 43758 | Fred LeRoy 2/18/1886 2/6/1959 Post Crescent 2/7/1959 A 14 | LeRoy, Fred Aguste (I164432)
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| 43759 | Fred Liepold Oscar Klein Emma Klein | Klein, Oscar Wenzel (I147332)
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| 43760 | Fred Lillge Henrietta Lillge Herman Lillge Fred Lillge Rosa Lillge | Lillge, Fred (I197742)
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| 43761 | Fred Lillge Henretta Lillge Herman Lillge Rose Lillge Merta Lillge Henry Lillge Edwin Lillge | Lillge, Fred (I197742)
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| 43762 | Fred Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Doretha Loftus Alice Loftus Corrie Finnegan | Finnerty, Mary (I31277)
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| 43763 | Fred Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Doretha Loftus Alice Loftus Corrie Finnegan | Loftus, Fred (I32509)
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| 43764 | Fred Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Doretha Loftus Alice Loftus Corrie Finnegan | Loftus, Alice (I133911)
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| 43765 | Fred Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Doretha Loftus Alice Loftus Corrie Finnegan | Loftus, Dorothy (I133914)
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| 43766 | Fred Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Doretha Loftus Alice Loftus Corrie Finnegan | Loftus, Edna (I133917)
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| 43767 | Fred Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Doretha Loftus Alice Loftus Corrie Finnegan | Finnegan, Carrie M. (I30806)
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| 43768 | Fred Lohaus 45 Christina Lohaus 41 Francis Lohaus 17 Margaret Lohaus 16 Bernadetta Lohaus 4 6/12 | Lohaus, Ferdinand Vincent (I105703)
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| 43769 | Fred Lohaus 54 Christina Lohaus 52 Bernadette Lohaus 14 | Lohaus, Ferdinand Vincent (I105703)
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| 43770 | Fred Louslois Edward Louslois Walter Louslois Goldie Louslois Elmer Louslois | Langlois, Fredric David (I169580)
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| 43771 | Fred Loux Mary Loux | Laux, Fred W. (I169978)
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| 43772 | Fred Lowe Caroline Lowe | Loewe, Fred (I324447)
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| 43773 | Fred Ludkie Wilhemenia Ludkie John Ludkie Herman Ludkie Albertena Ludkie Florentena Ludkie Agusta Ludkie Albert Ludkie | Ludke, Albert (I174616)
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| 43774 | Fred M Duffey Merrie W Duffey Patricia L Duffey | Duffey, Fred M. (I131610)
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| 43775 | Fred M Hyde Libbie Hyde Roger Hyde Jeanette Hyde | Hyde, Rodger (I311243)
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| 43776 | Fred M Hyde Libbie Hyde Roger Hyde Jeanette Hyde | Hyde, Fred (I318389)
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| 43777 | Fred M Knorr Johanna V Knorr Harvey D Knorr Le Roy W Knorr | Knorr, Harvey Daniel (I118027)
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| 43778 | Fred M Knorr Johana V Knorr Harvey D Knorr Leroy W Knorr John F Knorr Vivian B Knorr [4 7/12] Ruth M Knorr [2 11/12] | Knorr, Harvey Daniel (I118027)
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| 43779 | Fred M Knorr Johanna N Knorr Harvey D Knorr Leroy W Knorr John F Knorr Vivian B Knorr Ruth M Knorr Suzette L Knorr | Knorr, Fred M. (I118028)
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| 43780 | Fred M Lindaner Louisa Lindaner Clifford Lindaner Esther H Verity | Verity, Esther (I146162)
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| 43781 | Fred M Lindauer Amelia Lindauer Esther Lindauer Arthur Lindauer | Steffens, Emelia (I341049)
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| 43782 | Fred M Lindauer Amelia Lindauer Esther Lindauer Arthur Lindauer | Lindauer, Frederick Michael (I344726)
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| 43783 | Fred M Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Dorothy Loftus Alice Loftus [1/12] | Finnerty, Mary (I31277)
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| 43784 | Fred M Loftus Mary Loftus Edna Loftus Dorothy Loftus Alice Loftus [1/12] | Loftus, Fred (I32509)
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| 43785 | Fred M Mccrary Lucy V Mccrary Hoyt D Mccrary Erva L Mccrary | McCrary, Frederick (I172873)
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| 43786 | Fred M Mccrary Lucy D Mccrary Ruth Schalz Viola Joose Tilly Joose Elward Brownson | McCrary, Frederick (I172873)
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| 43787 | Fred M Nack 37 Mildred Nack 39 Robert E Nack 5 Fred J Nack 3 Melvin A Rabideau 16 | Nack, Fred M. (I172819)
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| 43788 | Fred M Nack Mildred Nack Robert E Nack Fred J Nack Melvin A Rabideau | Nack, Frederick Norman Jr. (I202081)
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| 43789 | Fred M Nack Mildred Nack Robert E Nack Fred J Nack Melvin A Rabideau | Rabideau, Melvin A. (I132257)
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| 43790 | Fred M Relien Mary Relien Frederick Relien | Relien, Fred (I122300)
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| 43791 | Fred M Relien Mary Relien Frederick Relien | Schroeder, Mae (I122303)
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| 43792 | Fred M Stilp Ethel D Stilp Joan E Stilp Caroline F Stilp Patricia Ann Stilp | Stilp, Joan E. (I105561)
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| 43793 | Fred M Wilcox Theresa B Wilcox | Wilcox, Fred M. (I308137)
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| 43794 | Fred M Wilcox Theresa B Wilcox | Brehmer, Theresa A. (I307817)
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| 43795 | Fred M Wilcox Theresa B Wilcox | Wilcox, Fred M. (I308137)
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| 43796 | Fred M. Lindaner - 24 Amelia Lindaner - 24 Gustaff Lindaner - 3m | Steffens, Emelia (I341049)
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| 43797 | Fred M. Lindaner - 24 Amelia Lindaner - 24 Gustaff Lindaner - 3m | Lindauer, Frederick Michael (I344726)
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| 43798 | Fred M. Nack 8/27/1891 1/31/1963 Post Crescent 1/31/1963 B 15 | Nack, Fred M. (I172819)
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| 43799 | Fred M. Schmidt, 69, retired town of Worden (Clark Co., Wis.) farmer, who recently moved to this village, passed away at his home here of heart disease at 9:30 Tuesday evening, June 12, 1945. Funeral services will be held at St. Bernard's Church here at 9:30 o'clock Saturday morning, June 16th. An obituary will be published next week. (Follow on in 6/21/1945 Thorp Courier) Fred M. Schmidt, a resident of this village, passed away on June 12, 1945 of a paralytic stroke at the age of 69 years and 9 months. He was born at Brothertown, Wis., on Sept. 26, 1875. He came to Thorp while a young man and settled on a farm in the town of Worden, where he lived for 44 years. Fred Schmidt was united in marriage to Frances Verkuilen on Oct. 28, 1902, at St. Bernard's Catholic Church by Rev. Father Dorrenbach. Mr. Schmidt had been in ill health the past six months and retired from farming four months ago when he moved to the village of Thorp. He leaves to mourn his death, his wife, five sons, Edwin, Melvin, Hermiss and Reuben, of Thorp, Arthur of Menahga, Minn., three daughters. St. Mary Hermes of St. Francis Convent, Milwaukee, Mrs. John Lesiecki (Rose) and Mrs. Geo. Schmidt (Eleanor), of Thorp, Two daughters died in infancy. He also leaves to mourn, two sisters, Miss Sophie Schmidt of Milwaukee, Mrs. Barbara Kleopple of Hilbert, Wis.; three brothers, Joseph of Kaukauna, William of Sherwood, and George J. of thorp, and sixteen grandchildren. Funeral services were held at St. Bernard's Church at 9:30, Saturday morning, June 16, with a solemn requiem mass celebrated by rev. Chester Dionne of Denmark, as celebrant, Rev. Schwieterman of Rib Lake as deacon and Rev. Muckerheide as sub-deacon. Interment was made in St. Bernard's Cemetery. Pallbearers were: George Haas, Robert Haas, George Maier, Peter Henke, Louis Henke, Anton Baldeschwiler. Source: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 06/14/1945 Schmidt, Fred M. (26 SEP 1875 - 12 JUN 1945) | Schmidt, Fred (I145153)
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| 43800 | FRED M. WILCOX, a leading representative of the Outagamie county bar, ex-State Senator and prominent public official of Appleton, Wisconsin, was born July 17, 1870, near Marshalltown, Iowa, a son of E. I. and Mary E. (Moffatt) Wilcox. E. I. Wilcox was born in Camden, New York, and came to Wisconsin at an early date, later removing to Iowa, acting in the capacity of principal of many of the public schools of these states. He married Mary E. Moffatt, a native of Ogle county, Illinois, who was taken to Iowa by her parents as a girl, and there both Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox still reside. Fred M. Wilcox graduated from the Montour, Iowa, high school, and then entered the State University, being graduated from the law department in 1893, and was immediately admitted to the bar. He came to Wisconsin in 1894, and for six months worked in the post office at DePere with his cousin, C. G. Wilcox, and in November of the same year removed to Seymour, where he was engaged in a general practice of law until November, 1898, at which time he was elected to the office of district attorney, and immediately removed to Appleton. He served in that capacity for three terms, and in November, 1904, was elected State Senator, and served in that office during one four-year term. Mr. Wilcox is the father of the Municipal Court Act. He is still engaged in practice at Appleton, and is City Attorney for Kaukauna. On September 5, 1899, Mr. Wilcox was married to Theresa A. Brehmer, daughter of Charles and Henrietta Brehmer, of Seymour, Wisconsin, and one son, Frederick B., has been born to this union. Mr. Wilcox is a progressive Republican, and a stanch adherent of the principles of the party as interpreted by Senator LaFollette, of whom he is an intimate friend. Fraternally, he is connected with Waverly Lodge, No. 51, F. & A. M., and is past master of that order. His religious connection is with the Congregational Church, while Mrs. Wilcox is a Lutheran. | Wilcox, Fred M. (I308137)
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| 43801 | Fred MA*KS Ada MA*KS Hellen MA*KS Betrice MA*KS Minnie MA*KS Bessie MA*KS Fern MA*KS Linda MA*KS Marlo MA*KS | Marcks, Bessie (I77750)
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| 43802 | Fred Maas Henrietta Maas Francis Maas | Maas, Frederick (I165228)
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| 43803 | Fred Maass Louisa Maass Hubert Maass Edward Maass Gertrude Maass Marie Maass Fred Maass Willard Maass Dorthy Maass Walter Maass Robert Maass [4 7/12] | Maass, Walter W. (I205226)
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| 43804 | Fred Madersohn Emma Madersohn William Madersohn Mary J Madersohn Viola B Madersohn Anna E Madersohn | Modersohn, Frederick (I161746)
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| 43805 | Fred Manders Annie Manders William Manders Mary Manders Albert Manders Henrietta Manders Jennie L Manders | Manders, Frederick "Fred" (I308085)
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| 43806 | Fred Manders Annie Manders William Manders Mary Manders Albert Manders Henrietta Manders Jennie L Manders | Manders, Frederick "Fred" (I308085)
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| 43807 | Fred Mantei Olga Mantei Marvin Mantei Lillian Mantei Lyla Mantei Elda Mantei | Mantei, Fred (I324548)
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| 43808 | Fred Mantei Olga Mantei Marvin Mantei Lillian Mantei Lyla Mantei Elda Mantei | Mantei, Lila (I324550)
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| 43809 | Fred Marcks 2/8/1879 9/6/1959 Post Crescent 9/8/1959 A 16 | Marcks, Frederick (I154287)
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| 43810 | Fred McAnininch 2/2/1906 - 10/5/1965 Harriet Smith abt 1910 | McAninch, Carol (I157589)
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| 43811 | Fred Melchert Emma Melchert Pearl Melchert Joy Melchert Julius Stelzner Christina Stelzner | Stelzner, Julius (I154917)
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| 43812 | Fred Melquet Jessie Melquet Gladys Melquet James Melquet Helen Melquet Joseph Melquet Richard Melquet Patricia Melquet Frederick Melquet Thomas Melquet | Milquette, Fred (I159126)
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| 43813 | Fred Merbach Minnie Merbach Alfa Merbach Will Melody | Merbach, Fredrick (I145991)
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| 43814 | FRED MERBACH, president of the Merbach Hardware and Furniture Company, at Kaukauna, Wisconsin, is one of the representative business men of this city and has had years of practical experience along this line. He was born in Calumet county, Wisconsin, October 21, 1867, a, son of John and Sophia (Brockmann) Merbach. The parents of Mr. Merbach celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding, on March 1, 1911, at which time they enjoyed the presence of their kindred from distant and nearby points, including the following of their children: Fred, Louis and Mrs. George Buerth, of South Kaukauna; Charles, of Neenah; Henry, of Eau Claire; John, Jr., of Harrison; Peter and William, of Drake, South Dakota; Albert, of Great Falls, Montana and Mrs. Anna Miller, of Appleton, together with the grandchildren, twenty-two in number. Mr. Merbach is the oldest member of Paul H. Beaulieu Post, G. A. R., having served in the great Civil War as a member of Company E, Sixth Wisconsin Infantry. In 1897 Mr. and Mrs. Merbach came to Kaukauna but he still retains his old homestead farm of 145 acres in Harrison township. During many years of his active life, Mr. Merbach officiated in public office and after retiring from farming was in the insurance business from 1895 until 1910, when he resigned and since then has been taking the ease to which his age and former activities entitle him. Both Mr. and Mrs. Merbach were born in Germany and came to the United States when young, the families being pioneers in Wisconsin. Fred Merbach attended the country schools and afterward was a clerk in a hardware store at Appleton, from 1884 until 1894, when he came to Kaukauna where he operated a store for one year, for Haas & Brier, and afterward went into business for himself, which he continued until he went to Ripon, where he bought a hardware store and conducted it for six years. He then disposed of his Ripon interests and for two years traveled for a purpose of recreation, visiting different points in the South, after which he was a representative of a hardware firm for some nine months and then became interested in his present business. On May 6, 1911, he went into business under the firm name of the Merbach Hardware and Furniture Company. He deals in general hardware, stoves, paints, oils, etc., also carries a general line of furniture and does undertaking, giving employment to eight people and doing his own management. He occupies one entire floor and the basement of a building that has a 50-foot front and is 100 feet in depth, an excellent location for business purposes. Mr. Merbach was married in 1884, to Miss Minnie Neumann, of Calumet county, Wisconsin, and they have two children: Edward and Elphie. Mr. and Mrs. Merbach are members of the Congregational Church. He is identified with the Modern Woodmen. Edward Merbach, his son, was born January 12, 1889. He attended the grade schools at Kaukauna and finished his high school course in Ripon. In 1910 he received the degree of Bachelor of Arts from Ripon College. While in college he participated in athletics, winning his letter in several branches, among these basketball, baseball and football. He graduated in chemistry and physics. In 1910 he was elected principal of the High School at Stanley, Wisconsin, and was reelected the following year. This position he still holds. | Merbach, Fredrick (I145991)
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| 43815 | Fred Michael [43] Theresa Michael Louie Michael William Michael Francis J Michael Francis Dericks Joseph Dericks | Derricks, Frank (I198322)
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| 43816 | Fred Michels Alma Michels Margerette Michels George Michels | Michels, Fred Edward (I148011)
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| 43817 | Fred Michiel Threany Michiel Lona Michiel Willie Michiel Frank Michiel Maggie Arty Frank Dericks | Derricks, Frank (I198322)
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| 43818 | Fred Miller 41 John Miller 17 Renne Miller 39 Ellen Miller 16 Lavena Miller 12 Clara Miller 9 William Miller 7 Ida Miller 5 Zada Miller 2 Edward Miller 3M | Miller, Frederick William (I144922)
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| 43819 | Fred Miller, 84, died early Saturday morning at his home In the town of Grand Chute after a brief illness. He had been a resident of the town for more than a half-century. The decedent is survived by hls widow, the following children: Mrs. Fred Lindauer, California; Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mrs. Robert McCoy, Mrs. William Wilharms, Grand Chute; Mrs. Frank Gosha, Appleton; Mrs. Gustave DeThier, Ohio; John, William and Edward Miller, Grand Chute; one brother-George Miller, Grand Chute; four sisters, Miss Eliza Miller, Grand Chute; Mrs. James Marleg, Oconto Falls; Mrs. Hintz. Louisiana; Mrs. John Meidarn, Grand Chute; and twenty- five, grandchildren. Funeral services-will be held at 2 o'clock, Monday afternoon from the late residence-with burial in the Grand Chute cemetery. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, October 08, 1921 | Page 8 | Miller, Frederick William (I144922)
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| 43820 | Fred Modersohn Emma Modersohn Mary Modersohn [19] Viola Modersohn Carl Modersohn Hortense Modersohn Mabel Modersohn | Modersohn, Frederick (I161746)
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| 43821 | Fred Modersohn Emma Modersohn Mary Modersohn Viola Modersohn Carl Modersohn Hortense Modersohn Mabel Modersohn | Modersohn, Viola (I202167)
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| 43822 | Fred Monfils MA Donna Monfils Betty Monfils Rose Mary Monfils Marine Monfils | Monfils, Lorraine (I162503)
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| 43823 | Fred Monfils Madona Monfils Betty Jane Monfils Rose Mary Monfils Lorraine Monfils | Monfils, Lorraine (I162503)
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| 43824 | Fred Morak Maragret Morak Lucille Morak Victor Morak Vernon Morak Paul Glaeser Theodore Morak | Morack, Vernon (I159764)
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| 43825 | Fred Morrison Minnie Mallet Catherine Mallet John Gesbers Rosa Morinson Ida Morinson Iseble Morinson Elven Morinson Roy Morinson | Giesbers, John (I110211)
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| 43826 | Fred Moschel Head M 41 Wisconsin Rose Moschel Wife F 39 Germany Esther Moschel Daughter F 11 Wisconsin Hattie Moschel Daughter F 9 Wisconsin Louisa Moschel Daughter F 7 Wisconsin Albert Moschel Son M 5 Wisconsin Rose Moschel Daughter F 1 Wisconsin Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1910," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/1:1:MP24-LZL : accessed 16 June 2017), Louisa Moschel in household of Fred Moschel, Morrison, Brown, Wisconsin, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) ED 30, sheet 10A, family 155, NARA microfilm publication T624 (Washington D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1982), roll 1701; FHL microfilm 1,375,714. | Moschel, Louise (I113824)
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| 43827 | Fred Moser Franses Moser Delia Moser Raymond Moser Floyd Moser Angerline Moser James Moser Leo Moser Lawrence Moser | Moser, Frederick (I180158)
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| 43828 | Fred Mueller Clara Mueller Herbert Mueller Irving Mueller | Mueller, Herbert (I324574)
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| 43829 | Fred Mueller Clara Mueller Irving Mueller Elmer Mueller | Hegner, Clara (I194555)
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| 43830 | Fred Mueller Clara Mueller Irving Mueller Elmer Mueller | Mueller, Fred (I194556)
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| 43831 | Fred Mundinger Emma P Mundinger Alma O Mundinger Ella L Mundinger Louis Mundinger Clarence V Mundinger | Mudinger, Emma (I318978)
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| 43832 | Fred Mundinger Emma P Mundinger Alma O Mundinger Ella L Mundinger Louis Mundinger Clarence V Mundinger | Mudinger, Fred (I339668)
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| 43833 | Fred Mundinger Emma P Mundinger Alma O Mundinger Ella L Mundinger Louis Mundinger Clarence V Mundinger | Mudinger, Alma (I339670)
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| 43834 | Fred Mundinger Anna Mundinger Sarah Mundinger Emma Mundinger Gustave Mundinger Alma Mundinger Ella Mundinger Louis Mundinger Clarence Mundinger | Mundinger, Fred (I194957)
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| 43835 | Fred Mundinger Emma P Mundinger Alma O Mundinger Ella L Mundinger Louis Mundinger Clarence V Mundinger | Mundinger, Fred (I194957)
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| 43836 | Fred N. Torrey 6/4/1863 4/26/1951 Post Crescent 4/26/1951 16 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: | Torrey, Fred N. (I308138)
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| 43837 | FRED N. TORREY, cashier of the Bank of Hortonville, and one of the leading citizens of the village, is engaged in the real estate business, deals in cigars as a wholesaler, and is connected with various other business enterprises. He is a son of Samuel C. Torrey, who was born in Massachusetts, September 19, 1839, of Pilgrim descent. In young manhood Samuel C. Torrey learned the trade of carder and for a time worked in the woolen mills of the Eastern States, but becoming discouraged with the outlook for a successful career, he emigrated to the West in 1854, locating in New London, Wisconsin, where he took up 160 acres of Government land, heavily timbered, where he developed a fine farm. In June, 1881, (sic - 1861) he enlisted in Company E, Sixth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, under Captain Moster, "the Iron Brigade" and they joined the Army of the Potomac, participating in many bloody battles, including the engagements at Antietam and Gettysburg. In September, 1864, he re-enlisted in Company A, First Wisconsin Cavalry, and with that organization served until the close of hostilities, when he returned to his farm. Fred N. Torrey was born in Bovina township, June 4, 1863, and his boyhood was spent on his father's farm. He attended the local country school until 11 years of age and the following two winters went to work for neighbors after finishing his home work and for two weeks plowing received four dollars. The next summer he worked out for fifteen dollars per month for six months and gave his father eighty-five dollars, the greater part of the remaining five dollars being spent for a pair of boots. That winter he went into the woods where he drove a team and engaged in hauling logs, and most of this money he gave to his father, saving out twenty dollars with which he bought a colt. This he put out to pasture on his father's farm, and the latter sold the animal six months later for fifty dollars. During the next winter Mr. Torrey went to Florence and began to work in a drug store, but eventually he left for the woods and during the next summer again worked on a farm. Later on when he had given about $300 to his father, the latter gave him his time and in the fall he again went into the woods to work. He continued to work on farms in the summers and in the woods in winter until 1882, when he opened a drug store which was destroyed by fire in 1887, taking nearly everything Mr. Torrey had saved. Nothing daunted, he accepted a position as traveling salesman for Charles Wright & Company, dealers in pharmaceutical goods, and after traveling two or three years on commission he was given a contract on salary to cover the Pacific Coast trade which he worked at for eight years, making several trips each year to the Pacific Coast. In 1891 he gave up this position. and entered the wholesale cigar business at Hortonville, and he now has two traveling salesmen. At the time of the reorganization of the Bank of Hortonville, Mr. Torrey bought stock, and soon thereafter was elected a director, and in 1902 he in company with G. A. Zuehlke started a bank at Shiocton under the name of Torrey & Zuehlke. In 1903 he was appointed cashier of the Hortonville Bank, a position which he still holds and he also deals in real estate and has numerous other interests. Although his business affairs have kept Mr. Torrey exceptionally busy, he has still found time to serve his community in positions of an official nature, it being his contention that every man owes something to his village and his county, and he has served as a member of the village school board, as village clerk, postmaster and Chairman of the County Republican Committee. He is connected fraternally with the Modern Woodmen of America and is a charter member of the Equitable Fraternal Union. In 1884 Mr. Torrey was married to Esther Van Alstine, daughter of James and Emily Van Alstine, early settlers of this locality, and to this union there were born the following children: Freda E., Bessie B., Ruth, Donald F., Esther M. and Theodore S. Mrs. Torrey died June 2, 1909, in the faith of the Methodist Episcopal Church, of which she was a devout member. | Torrey, Fred N. (I308138)
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| 43838 | Fred Neman Doras Neman Louis Neman Mena Neman Fred Neman | Nieman, Frederick (I153027)
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| 43839 | Fred Neman Doras Neman Louis Neman Mena Neman Fred Neman | Niemann, Fred (I172246)
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| 43840 | Fred Neuman Doretta Neuman Eshardt Neuman Esther Neuman Edith Neuman Luella Neuman Edgar Neuman Wm Streege | Neumann, Edgar (I150262)
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| 43841 | Fred Neumann Dorette S Neumann Erhardt E Neumann Esther P Neumann Edith W Neumann Luella O Neumann Edgar F Neumann Wilhelmina Hartmann | Neumann, Edgar (I150262)
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| 43842 | Fred Neumann Dorette S Neumann Erhardt E Neumann Esther P Neumann Edith W Neumann Luella O Neumann Edgar F Neumann Wilhelmina Hartmann | Neumann, Fred (I150264)
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| 43843 | Fred Nickler Delia M Nickler | Nickles, Fred Jacob (I167845)
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| 43844 | Fred Nickles Delia Nickles Nedra Nickles Ned Nickles [4 6/12] | Nickles, Fred Jacob (I167845)
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| 43845 | FRED NORENBERG, whose excellent 160-acre farm in the town of Greenville, Outagamie county, is the just reward for his many years of hard, conscientious labor, is one of the self-made men of this part of the county, and is known as a practical farmer and public-spirited citizen. He was born near Osseken, Pomerania, Germany, December 19, 1859, a son of Christian and Fredrika Norenberg, also a native of that country, where he spent the remainder of his life, being engaged in laboring. Frederick Norenberg attended school in his native city, from the age of six to fourteen years then began learning the trade of shoemaker, working as an apprentice for four years and as a journeyman for six years. On coming to America, July 10, 1884, he was first in Chicago for about ten days and then went to Marion, Wisconsin, where he worked at farming for his uncle a short time. In the spring he went into the woods and commenced burning charcoal at sixty-five cents per cord, but after a short period entered a shoe establishment in Shawano. From that point he went to Antigo, and later came to Outagamie county, where he worked at New London and Appleton for about five years. At the time of his marriage he rented his present farm, but after about two years he bought the property, and he now has 160 acres, fully equipped with substantial buildings, including one of the most modern residences in the town, which was erected by Mr. Norenberg at a cost of more than $3,000. On March 17, 1890, Mr. Norenberg was married to Marie Lansert, who was born September 10, 1867. Mr. and Mrs. Norenberg have had four children, namely: Louisa, born September 5, 1891; Alvina, born July 14, 1892; Mata, born January 21, 1894; and Anna, born April 15, 1896, who met an accidental death at the age of five years. Mr. and Mrs. Norenberg have also an adopted son, John, whom they are rearing with their children. The family is connected with the Lutheran Church. In politics Mr. Norenberg is a Republican, but he has never aspired to office. | Norenberg, Fred (I122445)
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| 43846 | Fred Norenberg Mary Norenberg John Norenberg Lizzie Norenberg Mata Norenberg Anna Norenberg | Norenberg, Fred (I122445)
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| 43847 | Fred Norenberg Mary Norenberg Meta Norenberg Alvina Nowak Robert Nowak | Norenberg, Fred (I122445)
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| 43848 | Fred Norenberg Mary Norenberg Meta Norenberg Alvina Nowak Robert Nowak | Norenberg, Alvina (I200288)
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| 43849 | Fred Norenberg Mary Norenberg Meta Norenberg Alvina Nowak Robert Nowak | Nowak, Robert E. (I200289)
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| 43850 | Fred Nurenberg Maria Nurenberg John Nurenberg Lissie Nurenberg Meta Nurenberg Alvine Nurenberg | Norenberg, Fred (I122445)
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| 43851 | Fred Nurenberg Maria Nurenberg John Nurenberg Lissie Nurenberg Meta Nurenberg Alvine Nurenberg | Lanser, Maria (I122468)
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| 43852 | Fred O Wege Olga H Wege Donald A Wege Melvin J Wege [2 8/12] | Wege, Melvin (I125741)
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| 43853 | Fred Olin Edith L Olin Erwin Olin Henry W Olin | Schubring, Edith (I155054)
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| 43854 | Fred Olin Edith L Olin Erwin Olin Henry W Olin | Olm, Fred (I160860)
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| 43855 | Fred Olin Eda Olin Ervin Olm Henry Olm Fred Olm Madalin Olm Amelia Schubring | Olm, Madeline (I154477)
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| 43856 | Fred Olin Eda Olin Ervin Olm Henry Olm Fred Olm Madalin Olm Amelia Schubring | Olm, Fred (I160860)
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| 43857 | Fred Olm Ada Olm Gerald Olm Lee Olm Una Olm Fred Olm | Olm, Fred J. (I154457)
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| 43858 | Fred Ort Ellen M Ort Marie J Ort [9 11/12] Edward J Ort Harold K Ort Lucile J Ort Vera E Ort John W Schlack | Ort, Marie Anna (I150339)
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| 43859 | Fred Ort Ellen M Ort Marie J Ort [9 11/12] Edward J Ort Harold K Ort Lucile J Ort Vera E Ort John W Schlack | Ort, Frederick (I166330)
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| 43860 | Fred Otto Augusta Otto [33] Ellsworth Otto Leslie Otto Roy Otto Arthur Otto Mabel Otto Grace Otto | Otto, Grace (I168413)
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| 43861 | Fred P Mueller Margaret Mueller Louise Mueller Clara Mueller Gerhardt Mueller Alfred Mueller [3/12] | Mueller, Fred (I323652)
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| 43862 | Fred P Mueller Margret Mueller Garhart Mueller Alfred Mueller | Mueller, Fred (I323652)
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| 43863 | Fred Parish James Parish Gerald Parish | Parish, Fred (I342217)
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| 43864 | Fred Paschen Sophia Paschen Annie Paschen Edward Paschen Henry Paschen Elsia Paschen Flora Paschen | Paschen, Fredrick Johann Wilhelm (I140880)
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| 43865 | Fred Paschen Sophia Paschen Annie Paschen Edward Paschen Henry Paschen Elsia Paschen Flora Paschen | Bondow, Sophia (I183730)
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| 43866 | Fred Pauls 54 Sophia Pauls 55 Henry Pauls 18 Auguste Pauls 16 Herman Quartz 20 Simeon Buls 49 | Pauls, Henry (I104578)
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| 43867 | Fred Peotter Bertie Peotter William Peotter | Peotter, Fred (I340133)
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| 43868 | Fred Peotter Bertie Peotter William Peotter | Buss, Bertha (I340134)
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| 43869 | Fred Perish James Perish Juin Perish Mary Perish | Parish, Fred (I342217)
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| 43870 | Fred Peters 40 Sarah Peters 32 Wm Peters 7 Emma Peters 4 Louis Peters 1 | Peters, Adam Christian "Fredrick" (I170890)
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| 43871 | FRED PETERSEN, a well-known business man of Appleton, and senior member of the large meat manufacturing firm of Petersen & Rehbein, one of the leading firms of its kind in the city, was born in the town of Clayton, Winnebago county, Wisconsin, March 25, 1880, a son of Fred and Mary (Zeh) Petersen, the former being a native of Glueckenstedt, Germany, and the latter of the Prussian Province of Saxony. Fred Petersen, the elder, came to the United States in 1854, and located in Milwaukee. He was a carpenter and cabinetmaker and in this country was chiefly engaged in contracting and building. Some of the buildings erected by Mr. Petersen are still standing as monuments to his skill and thoroughness as a workman, and one that was built in 1857, is now, after a period of more than half a century, in an excellent state of preservation and in daily use. Mr. Petersen died January 6, 1908, leaving a widow and eight children, all living, the children's names being as follows: Fred; Henry, a resident of Minneapolis, Minnesota; Anna, living at home; William, a civil engineer of Chicago, Illinois; Mary, residing at Long Beach, California; Minnie and Pauline, both engaged in teaching at Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Alvina, the wife of Fred Zabler, of Coachella, California. Fred Petersen, the immediate subject of this sketch, was educated in the common schools and at Lawrence College. Before attaining his majority he bought and sold stock in this section, and when twenty-one years old he took over the business formerly conducted by his father. He now owns a stock farm of 120 acres near Appleton, where he raises thoroughbred Holstein cattle. He has served as alderman and as a member of the General Assembly two terms, is a member of the Elks, the Modern Woodmen and the E. F. U. He has always stood for that type of citizenship which places the city's interest before his own, and any movement which has for its object the betterment of educational, social or commercial conditions, finds in him an earnest and enthusiastic supporter. In 1883, Mr. Petersen married Josephine, daughter of Henry and Frederica Mathieu, who died in 1889, leaving one son, Fred. In 1891, Mr. Petersen married his first wife's sister, Edith, and they are the parents of one daughter, Esther, who is living at home. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen are members of the First Congregational Church. | Petersen, Fred (I204543)
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| 43872 | FRED PETERSEN, deceased, who for more than a quarter of a century had lived retired in Appleton, died in that city January 6, 1908. He was a native of Germany, and was born in 1832, a son of Fred and Wilhelmina (Rates) Petersen, natives of the Fatherland, where the mother died. Mr. Petersen came to the United States in his later years, and died three years after his arrival. Fred Petersen came to the United States in 1850, and first located in Milwaukee, but after a short residence there moved to Outagamie county and bought land in Clayton township. After he had cleared up a good property from the timber he sold his interests and located in Appleton, engaging in the meat business, in which he was engaged until his retirement in 1882. Mr. Petersen was married January 15, 1859, to Mary J. Zeh, born in Germany, June 6, 1839, daughter of Henry and Christina (Fichtelman) Zeh, who came to the United States in 1846. Mrs. Petersen's father died while crossing the ocean, but his widow and children landed in this country after a voyage of nine weeks, and the mother purchased twenty acres of land near Milwaukee, this being operated by her children. There were eight children in her family, and at that time the oldest was nineteen years of age and the youngest only three years old. Mr. and Mrs. Petersen had a family of eight children: Fred, of Appleton; Henry, a resident of Minneapolis, in the insurance business; Annie, at home; William, a resident of Chicago; Mary, living in California; Minnie, a school teacher of Milwaukee; Pauline, also a teacher in Milwaukee; and Alvina, who married Fred Zabler of California. Mrs. Petersen and her children are members of the Congregational Church. Mr. Petersen was a member of the Odd Fellows and the A. O. U. W., and was a prominent public man, serving as township treasurer and supervisor in Center township for many years. | Petersen, Fred (I206184)
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| 43873 | Fred Petersen Edith Petersen Walter Hughes Esther Hughes Ella Bonafide Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 2603; Page: 10B; Enumeration District: 0003; Image: 112.0; FHL microfilm: 2342337 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547571_00116/58125478?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgss%3dangs-c%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dFred%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN_NIC%26gsln%3dPeterson%26gsln_x%3dNP_NN%26msbdy%3d1860%26msbdy_x%3d1%26msbdp%3d2%26msbpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d52%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d1%26uidh%3dt42%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26h%3d58125478%26db%3d1930usfedcen%26indiv%3d1%26ml_rpos%3d10&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Petersen, Fred (I204543)
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| 43874 | Fred Peterson Edith Peterson Fred Peterson Ester Peterson Source Citation Year: 1900; Census Place: Appleton Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 1809; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 0067; FHL microfilm: 1241809 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7602/004120634_00120/73872567?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1900usfedcen%26indiv%3dtry%26h%3d73872567&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Petersen, Fred (I204543)
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| 43875 | Fred Peterson Marie Peterson Fred Peterson Henry Peterson Anna Peterson Willie Peterson Mary Peterson Minna Peterson Paulina Peterson Alvina Peterson | Petersen, Henry (I204542)
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| 43876 | Fred Peterson Marie Peterson Fred Peterson Henry Peterson Anna Peterson Willie Peterson Mary Peterson Minna Peterson Paulina Peterson Alvina Peterson | Petersen, William (I204545)
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| 43877 | Fred Peterson Marie Peterson Fred Peterson Henry Peterson Anna Peterson Willie Peterson Mary Peterson Minna Peterson Paulina Peterson Alvina Peterson | Petersen, Fred (I206184)
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| 43878 | Fred Peterson Edith Peterson Esther Peterson Lena Smoeder Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Appleton Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1730; Page: 11A; Enumeration District: 0118; FHL microfilm: 1375743 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4454849_00720/31039634?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fgss%3dangs-c%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dFred%26gsfn_x%3dNP_NN_NIC%26gsln%3dPeterson%26gsln_x%3dNP_NN%26msbdy%3d1860%26msbdy_x%3d1%26msbdp%3d2%26msbpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d52%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d1%26uidh%3dt42%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26h%3d31039634%26db%3d1910USCenIndex%26indiv%3d1%26ml_rpos%3d3&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Petersen, Fred (I204543)
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| 43879 | Fred Peterson Edith Peterson Esther Hughes Walter T Hughes Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Appleton Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2008; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 184; Image: 781 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4390899_00781/70061482?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1920usfedcen%26indiv%3dtry%26h%3d70061482&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Petersen, Fred (I204543)
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| 43880 | Fred Petters 50 Frederica Petters 40 William Petters 18 Emma Petters 16 Leuie Petters 10 Frank Petters 8 Hellen Petters 7 Fanie Petters 5 Herman Petters 2 | Peters, Adam Christian "Fredrick" (I170890)
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| 43881 | Fred Pfotenhauer Lillian Pfotenhauer Harold Pfotenhauer | Pfotenhauer, Harold (I183921)
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| 43882 | Fred Piette 30 Hulda Piette 29 Lester Piette 9 Ruth Piette 8 Estella Piette 7 Alice Piette 4 10/12 Alfred Piette 4 10/12 Roy Piette 1 6/12 | Piette, Frederick Joseph (I127520)
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| 43883 | Fred Piette 30 Hulda Piette 29 Lester Piette 9 Ruth Piette 8 Estella Piette 7 Alice Piette 4 10/12 Alfred Piette 4 10/12 Roy Piette 1 6/12 | Gresenz, Hulda (I127521)
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| 43884 | Fred Piette 30 Hulda Piette 29 Lester Piette 9 Ruth Piette 8 Estella Piette 7 Alice Piette 4 10/12 Alfred Piette 4 10/12 Roy Piette 1 6/12 | Piette, Alice (I127532)
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| 43885 | Fred Pilligor Emily Pilligor Sophie Pilligor Joe Pilligor Sophronia Pilligor Arthur Pilligor Charlie F Pilligor | Pillgor, Fred Godfried (I314191)
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| 43886 | Fred Pilligor Emily Pilligor Joseph Pilligor Anthony Pilligor Hilda Pilligor Agnes Bistrick Clara Pilligor Florence Pilligor | Pillgor, Fred Godfried (I314191)
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| 43887 | Fred Pingel Edith Pingel | Pingel, Fred (I164472)
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| 43888 | Fred Piskey Filapine Piskey Janie M Piskey Florence M Piskey Lillie J Piskey Fred C Piskey Elsie M Piskey Kokie A Piskey | Peskey, Florence (I339125)
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| 43889 | Fred Piton Josephine Piton Loraine Gilson Merrill Gilson Blanch Piton Lillian Piton Eunice Piton Mercedes Piton | Zephirin, Josephine (I142579)
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| 43890 | Fred Piton Josephine Piton Loraine Gilson Merrill Gilson Blanch Piton Lillian Piton Eunice Piton Mercedes Piton | Piton, Fred (I182967)
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| 43891 | Fred Pittgeor Amelia Pittgeor Sophia Pittgeor Joseph Pittgeor Rosenia Pittgeor Arthur Pittgeor Charles Pittgeor Myrtle Pittgeor Edward Pittgeor Anton Pittgeor Mary Pittgeor | Pillgor, Fred Godfried (I314191)
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| 43892 | Fred Pittgeor Amelia Pittgeor Sophia Pittgeor Joseph Pittgeor Rosenia Pittgeor Arthur Pittgeor Charles Pittgeor Myrtle Pittgeor Edward Pittgeor Anton Pittgeor Mary Pittgeor | Pillgor, Anthony (I334759)
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| 43893 | Fred Plaman Elsie Plaman Florence Plaman Erma Plaman Merril Plaman Herbert Plaman Melvin Plaman | Plamann, Fred A. (I147112)
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| 43894 | Fred Plamann 29 Elsie Plamann 19 Lucile Plamann 5 Emerald Plamann 4 Leslie Plamann 3 Dedrick Bessing 55 | Plamann, Fred A. (I147112)
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| 43895 | Fred Plamann Elsie Plamann Lucile Plamann Emerald Plamann Florence Plamann Mildred Plamann Erma Plamann Merriel Plamann | Plamann, Fred A. (I147112)
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| 43896 | Fred Plauman Anna Plauman Lucy Plauman Dedrick Bussing | Plamann, Fred A. (I147112)
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| 43897 | Fred Ponchock Johanna Ponchock John Ponchock Edmund Ponchock Arnold Ponchock Gertrude Ponchock Theresa Ponchock Leo Ponchock | Ponschock, Frederick (I172720)
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| 43898 | Fred Ponschalk Les Ponschalk | Ponschock, Frederick (I172720)
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| 43899 | Fred Ponschock Johanna Ponschock Frank Ponschock Helen Ponschock Margaret Ponschock John Ponschock Edward Ponschock Arnold Ponschock Gertrude Ponschock Thresia Ponschock | Ponschock, Frank (I34752)
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| 43900 | Fred Ponschock Johanna Ponschock Frank Ponschock Helen Ponschock Margaret Ponschock John Ponschock Edward Ponschock Arnold Ponschock Gertrude Ponschock Thresia Ponschock | Ponschock, Frederick (I172720)
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| 43901 | Fred Pure Lena Pure | Peur, Friedrick (I322009)
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| 43902 | Fred R Krause Catherine M Krause Kathleen F Krause Wayne E Krause [2 10/12] | Krause, Fred (I324661)
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| 43903 | Fred Rehfeldt Lena Rehfeldt Edwin Rehfeldt Emil Rehfeldt Elenne Rehfeldt Alvin Rehfeldt Fred Rehfeldt Jr. | Rehfeldt, Alvin (I69898)
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| 43904 | Fred Reichel 6/12/1872 5/20/1944 Post Crescent 5/20/1944 7 Kaukauna Times 5/24/1944 Fred Reichel, 71, passed away at his home on Boyd Avenue, Saturday morning. He was born in Bavaria, Germany in 1872. He came to what was then known as Ledyard in 1879 at the age of 7 years. He would take an active interest in the county affairs serving for 35 years on the county board. He operated a tavern on Beaulieu Hill for 45 years and had owned and operated the Kaukauna Ice Company for 32 years. He and his wife had five daughters and five sons. | Reichel, Frederick (I45871)
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| 43905 | Fred Reichel Lizzie A Reichel Frederick Reichel Lizzie M Reichel Peter G Reichel Marie A Reichel John B Reichel Walter Happell | Reichel, Frederick (I45871)
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| 43906 | Fred Reichel Elizabeth Reichel Fred Reichel Elizabeth Reichel Peter Reichel Marie Reichel John Reichel Veronica Reichel Francis Reichel Roman Reichel Lucile Reichel Cyril Reichel Gretchen Reichel | Reichel, Frederick (I45871)
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| 43907 | Fred Reischl Clara Reischl Philip Reischl Annie Reischl Theressa Reischl John Reischl Lizzie Reischl Clara Reischl Gertrude Reischl | Koehler, Clara (I157398)
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| 43908 | Fred Reisner Mary Reisner Fred Reisner Lydia Reisner Robert Reisner Clara Reisner Mathilda Reisner Walther Reisner Anna Reisner John Wirth Mary Wirth Arnold Wirth Rudolph Wirth Clara Meissner | Wirth, John Sr. (I156484)
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| 43909 | Fred Relien 67 Minnie S Relien 60 Fred C Relien 27 Mabel M Draeger 9 | Relien, Fred C. (I167072)
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| 43910 | Fred Richel Elizabeth Richel Francis Richel | Reichel, Frederick (I45871)
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| 43911 | Fred Ringel Eda M Ringel Albert L Ringel | Pingel, Fred (I164472)
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| 43912 | Fred Rockstroh Margarett Rockstroh Christina Rockstroh Caroline Rockstroh Emma Rockstroh Charles Rockstroh Elizabeth Rockstroh | Rockstroh, John Friederich (I2251)
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| 43913 | Fred Rockstroh Margarett Rockstroh Christina Rockstroh Caroline Rockstroh Emma Rockstroh Charles Rockstroh Elizabeth Rockstroh | Ries, Anna Margaret (I2252)
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| 43914 | Fred Roepcke Hattie Roepcke Henry Roepcke Alma Roepcke Fred Roepcke Jr Christ Roepcke | Roepcke, Alma Amelia (I149591)
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| 43915 | Fred Roepcke, 63, Seymour died at 10:30 Tuesday morning after an illness of six months. Survivors are the widow, and four sons, Henry, and Christ, Seymour: Harold, Milwaukee, Fred, Versailles, IN; one daughter, Mrs. Otto Noack of Appleton; four brothers; William, Christ, and Henry of Rhinelander and Carl, Navarino, three sisters, Mrs. Lena Neuman, Milwaukee, Mrs. Mary Goether, Cicero, and Mrs. Sophia Hanson Rhinelander and four grandchildren. | Roepcke, Fred Henry (I190433)
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| 43916 | Fred Roepcke Kattie Roepcke Henry Roepcke Alma Roepcke Fred Roepcke Christian Roepcke Sophia Roepcke Wm Kuesel | Roepcke, Alma Amelia (I149591)
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| 43917 | Fred Roepeke Henriette Roepeke Heinrich Roepeke Alma Roepeke Fred Roepcke Sophia Roepcke Charles Roepcke | Roepcke, Alma Amelia (I149591)
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| 43918 | FRED ROHLOFF, a progressive farmer and public-spirited citizen of Grand Chute township, who owns and operates a well improved farm of 100 acres is a native of Mecklenburg, Germany, where he was born February 3, 1848, and is a son of Fred and Louisa (Dettman) Rohloff, natives of Mecklenburg who never left the Fatherland. They had five children, of whom Fred is the oldest of the three now living, the other two being Charles, who lives in Germany, and Anna, who is the wife of Fred Leverenz, of Marion, Waupaca county. After his first wife's death, Fred Rohloff married again, and there were three children born to the second union, of whom two survive: Lena, the wife of William Romlof, and John, who is street commissioner of Appleton. Fred Rohloff went to the schools of his native vicinity, and at the age of nineteen years began his service in the German army, which every youth of that country must undergo. He was in the army for three years, seeing service in the Franco-Prussian war, during which he was never seriously wounded, but was confined to the hospital for a time on account of sickness. After receiving his discharge, he went back home, where he became private coachman for a large landowner, who was a government forester, but after being thus occupied for a year, he decided to try his fortune in America and subsequently came to this country. On first locating in Appleton,, he was handicapped on account of not being able to speak the English language, and for a time was compelled to accept whatever occupations presented themselves, but he was quick to learn and his economy and frugality soon enabled him to accumulate enough money to buy a farm of forty acres in Grand Chute township, on which he lived ten years. He made a number of improvements on this property, and was able to sell it at an advance, and at that time purchased the farm on which he now lives. He now has 100 acres of finely cultivated land, having sold forty acres of his original purchase, and here he carries on general farming and stock raising. His buildings are substantial and modern, and include one of the handsomest residences in Grand Chute township, erected by Mr. Rohloff in 1907. Mr. Rohloff is a member of the Lutheran Church, and is independent in his political views. On November 27, 1876, Mr. Rohloff was married to Louisa Longe, who was born in Mecklenburg, Germany, April 17, 1848, daughter of Henry and Louisa Longe, natives of that place who came to the United States in 1872 and located in Appleton, where they spent the balance of their lives in retirement, Mrs. Longe dying within a year after their coming, and her husband passing away in 1891. They had five children, of whom two are living: Mrs. Rohloff, and Henrietta, who is the wife of Fred Lilly, of Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Rohloff have had five children; Martha, born May 4, 1877, who is the wife of Albert Culbach, engaged in the pump and well-drilling business in Appleton; Anna, born April 28, 1879, the wife of Otis Spriester, a butcher of Appleton; Paul, born June 9, 1883, is single and resides at home; Lizzie, born February 23, 1891, also single and at home; and Louie, born April 4, 1885, who died in 1898. | Rohloff, Fred (I155111)
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| 43919 | Fred Rohloff [65] Louisa Rohloff Paul Rohloff Lizzie Rohloff Ray Meyer Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1731; Page: 17A; Enumeration District: 0137; FHL microfilm: 1375744 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7884/4455057_00192/31047324?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3frank%3d1%26new%3d1%26MSAV%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gss%3dangs-c%26gsfn%3dfred%26gsln%3drohloff%26msbdy%3d1848%26msbpn__ftp%3dmecklenberg%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26uidh%3dt42%26msbdp%3d1%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26h%3d31047324%26db%3d1910USCenIndex%26indiv%3d1%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Rohloff, Fred (I155111)
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| 43920 | Fred Romanesko 42 Anna Romanesko 28 George Romanesko 3 Francis Romanesko 6/12 Julia McCarty 56 | Romenesko, Frederick G. (I11842)
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| 43921 | Fred Romanesko 52 Annie Romanesko 38 Geo J Romanesko 13 Frank W Romanesko 10 Ralph L Romanesko 4 3/12 Julia Mccarthy 66 | Romenesko, Frederick G. (I11842)
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| 43922 | Fred Rusbult Sophia Albrecht Charles Albrecht Louis Albrecht Archeline Albrecht | Rusbult, Sophia (I121369)
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| 43923 | Fred Rusch Esther Rusch Gene Rusch Carol Rusch Eunice Rusch | Rusch, Carol (I185694)
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| 43924 | Fred Rusch Esther Rusch Gene Rusch Carol Rusch Eunice Rusch | Rusch, Fred (I186483)
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| 43925 | Fred Rusch Esther Rusch Gene Rusch Carol Rusch Eunice Rusch | Rusch, Eunice (I187518)
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| 43926 | Fred Rusch Ida Rusch Walter Rusch Elmer Rusch Arnold Rusch Lorenz Rusch Herald Rusch Fred Rusch | Rusch, Fred (I186483)
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| 43927 | Fred Sack Sarah Sack Carah E Sack Alexander C Sack Alfred S Sack Roman R Sack | Sachs, Frederich (I30876)
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| 43928 | Fred Sack Sarah Sack Carah E Sack Alexander C Sack Alfred S Sack Roman R Sack | Sachs, Alexander Charles (I194716)
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| 43929 | Fred Sam Annie Sam Hulda Sam Otto Sam Ella Sam George Sam | Lau, George (I167034)
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| 43930 | Fred Sam Annie Sam Hulda Sam Otto Sam Ella Sam George Sam | Lau, Frederick (I178879)
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| 43931 | Fred Sanglois Annie Sanglois Walter Sanglois Lydia Langlois Fred Langlois Georgine Hermsen | Langlois, Fredric David (I169580)
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| 43932 | Fred Schabo Louise Schabo Lociel Schabo Freddie Schabo Elizabeth Schabo | Schabo, Frederick (I135612)
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| 43933 | Fred Schabo Louisa Schabo Lucile Schabo Fred Schabo Elizabeth Schabo Frank Schabo Gertrude Schabo Laurence Schabo George Schabo Aaron Schabo | Schabo, Aaron (I126537)
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| 43934 | Fred Schabo Louisa Schabo Lucile Schabo Fred Schabo Elizabeth Schabo Frank Schabo Gertrude Schabo Laurence Schabo George Schabo Aaron Schabo | Schabo, George (I126538)
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| 43935 | Fred Schabo Louisa Schabo Lucile Schabo Fred Schabo Elizabeth Schabo Frank Schabo Gertrude Schabo Laurence Schabo George Schabo Aaron Schabo | Schabo, Fred (I126539)
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| 43936 | Fred Schabo Louisa Schabo Lucile Schabo Fred Schabo Elizabeth Schabo Frank Schabo Gertrude Schabo Laurence Schabo George Schabo Aaron Schabo | Meris, Louisa (I131512)
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| 43937 | Fred Schabo Louisa Schabo Lucile Schabo Fred Schabo Elizabeth Schabo Frank Schabo Gertrude Schabo Laurence Schabo George Schabo Aaron Schabo | Schabo, Frederick (I135612)
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| 43938 | Fred Schato Louisa Schato Lucile Schato Frederick Schato Elisabeth Schato Frank Schato Gertrude Schato Lawrence Schato George Schato | Schabo, Frederick (I135612)
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| 43939 | FRED SCHAUMBERG Seymour - Fred Schaumberg, 71, of Coleman, died at Marinette hospital. Marinette, Sunday, May 24, from appendicitis. The funeral was held at Coleman and burial was made at the same place Wednesday. Decedent was born in America his early manhood was spent at Seymour. Twenty-five years ago he moved his family to Coleman which has been his home. He married Agusta Topel 36 years ago and she died 18 years ago. Surviving are ten children, Mrs. George Riggles, Appleton: Mrs. William Beck, Seymour: Otto Schaumberg, Coleman: Mrs. Warren Johnson, Marinette; Elsie, Milwaukee: Mrs. George Brazeau, Louis, Green Bay; Ervin, Milwaukee; Mrs. George Wendt, Seymour, Raymond Gillett; sisters, Mrs. Charles Krause, New London: Mrs. John Bruce, Sherwood; Mrs. John Ohlrogge, Appleton. Page Six APPLETON POST-CRESCENT-Wednesday Evening, May 27, 1925 | Schaumberg, Fredrick (I153515)
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| 43940 | Fred Scheller Ottilie Scheller Albert Scheller Jennie Scheller Christine Scheller Mary Scheller Fred Scheller Rudopyh Scheller | Jansen, Gerarda "Gratia" (I188639)
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| 43941 | Fred Scheller Ottilie Scheller Albert Scheller Jennie Scheller Christine Scheller Mary Scheller Fred Scheller Rudopyh Scheller | Scheller, Frederick Ernest Albert (I343026)
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| 43942 | Fred Scheller Otillia Scheller Fred Scheller Maggie Scheller Joseph Schlaag | Jansen, Gerarda "Gratia" (I188639)
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| 43943 | Fred Scheller Otillia Scheller Fred Scheller Maggie Scheller Joseph Schlaag | Scheller, Frederick Ernest Albert (I343026)
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| 43944 | Fred Schlintz 40 Cora Schlintz 38 Mary L Schlintz 3 Flora Williams 63 | Williams, Cora (I159467)
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| 43945 | Fred Schlintz 40 Cora Schlintz 38 Mary L Schlintz 3 Flora Williams 63 | Schlintz, Fred (I159469)
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| 43946 | Fred Schmeichel 3/18/1855 9/2/1943 Post Crescent 9/3/1943 1 12 | Schmeichel, Frederick (I189420)
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| 43947 | FRED SCHMEICHEL, who started life in humble circumstances and has won his way to the front rank of agriculturists of Outagamie county, is now the owner of 200 acres of well cultivated land in Cicero township. He was born in Sheboygan county, Wisconsin, March 18, 1855, and is a son of Jacob and Carolina (Kollaske) Schmeichel, natives of Austria who were born near the boundary line of Poland. They were married in their native country and came to the United States with their four children: Mary, Carrie, Mike and Julia, settling on a farm in Sheboygan county, and later moving to Manitowoc county. He never saw his father, as the latter died of typhoid fever, contracted in the swamps, and after his death, Schmeichel's mother married again, L. Schultz, both now being deceased. They had two children: Elvina who, is deceased; and Louis. Fred Schmeichel received only a meager education, the little teaching he received being at the German school. As a youth he worked on the home farm, and when he had reached his majority he secured his first eighty acres, fifty-five of which were partly cleared, with a small frame house and log stable. During the years that followed, he added to his property from time to time, first buying forty acres partly cleared, then forty acres of wild land, and still later eighty acres which were partly improved, and there he built one of the first silos in Cicero township, a fine frame house, a basement barn 52x100 feet, and a wagon and hog shed 30x60 feet. He carries on general farming, raises high grade horses and hogs, and specializes in Guernsey cattle. Mr. Schmeichel has won his present position by hard, industrious labor and by exercising a natural knowledge of his chosen occupation. In 1876 he was married to Miss Paulina Kurth, who died in 1895, having been the mother of children as follows: Levi, who married Minnie Brusewitz; Lydia, the wife of Charles Wussow; Arthur, who married Selma Wurl; and Laura, residing at home. Mr. Schmeichel was married (second) to Ida Wussow, born in Shawano county, and three children have been born to this union: Florian and Franklin, twins, the latter deceased, and Maynard, also deceased. | Schmeichel, Frederick (I189420)
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| 43948 | Fred Schmeichel Ida E Schmeichel Levi F Schmeichel Arthor Schmeichel Laura Schmeichel Florian Schmeichel Maynerd Schmeichel Ludwick Schulz | Schmeichel, Levi (I114751)
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| 43949 | Fred Schmeichel Ida E Schmeichel Levi F Schmeichel Arthor Schmeichel Laura Schmeichel Florian Schmeichel Maynerd Schmeichel Ludwick Schulz | Wussow, Ida Emilie (I114753)
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| 43950 | Fred Schmeichel Ida E Schmeichel Levi F Schmeichel Arthor Schmeichel Laura Schmeichel Florian Schmeichel Maynerd Schmeichel Ludwick Schulz | Schmeichel, Frederick (I189420)
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| 43951 | Fred Schroder Luey Schroder Lena Schroder Elsa Schroder Gast Schroder Amada Schroder Archase Schroder Bertha Schroder | Schroeder, Frederick (I204114)
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| 43952 | Fred Schroder Bertha Schroder Luey Schroder Lena Schroder Elsa Schroder Gast Schroder Amada Schroder Archase Schroder | Schroeder, Gus (I189157)
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| 43953 | Fred Schroder Bertha Schroder Luey Schroder Lena Schroder Elsa Schroder Gast Schroder Amada Schroder Archase Schroder | Lemke, Bertha (I138062)
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| 43954 | Fred Schubring Caroline Schubring Bertha Schubring Manda Schubring Emil Schubring Otto Schubring Rose Schubring Ella Schubring | Schubring, Otto (I154320)
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| 43955 | Fred Schubring Caroline Schubring Bertha Schubring Manda Schubring Emil Schubring Otto Schubring Rose Schubring Ella Schubring | Baumann, Caroline Amalie (I154323)
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| 43956 | Fred Schubring Caroline Schubring Bertha Schubring Manda Schubring Emil Schubring Otto Schubring Rose Schubring Ella Schubring | Schubring, FRED Johann Friederich Wilhelm (I154326)
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| 43957 | FRED SCHUCKNECHT DIES AT AGE OF 54 YEARS Fred Schucknecht, aged 54 years died yesterday at his home in Black Creek after an illness of over three years. Death was caused by spinal disease. Mr. Schucknecht has resided in this county for over forty years. He is survived by his wife and three children, Emil, Nolan and Mrs. Henry Arnold, all of Black Creek. The funeral was held Wednesday morning at the Black Creek church with interment at Riverside cem- etery of Appleton. The Rev. Harts feldt will conduct the services. The Shiocton News, Friday August 14, 1914 P.1 | Schucknecht, Freidrich (I340737)
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| 43958 | Fred Schuckneckt 49 Minnie Schuckneckt 43 Emil Schuckneckt 24 Goldie Schuckneckt 18 Nolen Schuckneckt 5 Source Citation Year: 1910; Census Place: Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T624_1730; Page: 12A; Enumeration District: 0127; FHL microfilm: 1375743 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1910 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2006. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/7884/4454849_01008?pid=31043668&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DWEG2%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26gss%3Dangs-c%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26gsfn%3DFred%26gsfn_x%3DNN%26gsln%3DSchucknecht%26gsln_x%3DNN%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3Df%26MSAV%3D1%26MSV%3D0%26uidh%3Dt42%26pcat%3DUSFEDCEN%26h%3D31043668%26dbid%3D7884%26indiv%3D1%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WEG2&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Schucknecht, Freidrich (I340737)
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| 43959 | Fred Schultz Mary Schultz Raymond Schultz Stella Schultz Edna Schultz Harvey Schultz Lula Schultz Marina Schultz Hannah Schroeder | Beyer, Johannah (I118096)
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| 43960 | Fred Schultz Henretta Schultz Earnest Schultz | Schultz, Frederick (I166521)
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| 43961 | Fred Schuster Clara Schuster Frank Schuster Resi Schuster Barbara Schuster Stefanis Schuster Paul Schuster Jacob Schuster Clara Schuster John Schuster | Schuster, John (I50165)
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| 43962 | Fred Segert Matilda Segert Katie Segert Andrew Segert Fred Segert John Segert | Siegert, Gottfried (I53642)
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| 43963 | Fred Seigert Mathilda Seigert Andrew Seigert Fred Seigert John Seigert | Siegert, Gottfried (I53642)
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| 43964 | Fred Sillge Heneryetta Sillge Aloena Sillge Henry Sillge Eddy Sillge | Lillge, Fred (I197742)
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| 43965 | Fred Smith 30 Frederika Smith 27 William Smith 3 Henry Smith 1 Dora Sare 36 Tena Sare 14 Source Citation Year: 1870; Census Place: Greenville, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: M593_1730; Page: 507B; Image: 366640; Family History Library Film: 553229 http://interactive.ancestry.com/7163/4268806_00562?pid=11561893&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DEFq27%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1870usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26gsfn%3Dfred%26gsfn_x%3DNP_NN%26gsln%3Dsmit%26gsln_x%3DNP_NN%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_PInfo%3D7-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C2272%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D0%26h%3D11561893%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=EFq27&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Schmidt, Friedrich "Fred" (I202360)
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| 43966 | Fred Sorensen Meta Sorensen | Deltgen, Maria Magdelin "Meta" (I70686)
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| 43967 | Fred Sorensen Meta Sorensen | Sorenson, Frederick (I147048)
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| 43968 | Fred Speel Susan Speel Isabelle Speel Henry W Speel Lawerence Speel | Speel, Henry (I187654)
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| 43969 | Fred Springstroh 10/18/1878 12/17/1948 Post Crescent 12/18/1948 22 | Springstroh, Frederick (I99587)
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| 43970 | Fred Starring Rose Starring Irene E Starring Mathew Bellew | Bellew, Matthew Patrick (I163287)
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| 43971 | Fred Steffens 30 Jeanette Steffens 23 Walter Steffens 1 2/12 | Steffens, Frederick John (I136172)
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| 43972 | Fred Steffens Jennette Steffens Walter Steffens Ruth Steffens John Steffens Earl Steffens Rose Steffens Alice Steffens | Steffens, Frederick John (I136172)
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| 43973 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Steffens, Earl (I146897)
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| 43974 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Steffens, Ruth (I146900)
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| 43975 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Steffens, Alice (I146901)
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| 43976 | Fred Steffens Jennette Steffens Walter Steffens Ruth Steffens John Steffens Earl Steffens Rose Steffens Alice Steffens | Steffens, Rose (I186156)
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| 43977 | Fred Steffens Jeanette Steffens Walter Steffens | Steffens, Walter (I146895)
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| 43978 | Fred Stevens Norah Stevens Frances Stevens Catherine Nash Clifford Wallen | Nash, Nora (I192460)
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| 43979 | Fred Stevens Norah Stevens Frances Stevens Catherine Nash Clifford Wallen | Stevens, Fred B. (I192461)
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| 43980 | Fred Stilp Ethel Stilp Joan Elizabeth Stilp [5/12] | Stilp, Joan E. (I105561)
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| 43981 | Fred Stilp Emma Stilp Betty Stilp | Stilp, Fred (I156712)
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| 43982 | Fred Stoffel Born: February 18, 1881 Died: January 16, 1959 Place of Birth: Town of Freedom, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 17, 1959 Section: A Page: 14 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Joseph Location: , Fred O. Stoffel Fred O. Stoffel, 77, 829 N. State street, died at 11 a.m. Friday in Embarrass after a long illness. He was born Feb. 18, 1881, in the town of Freedom and lived in this area all his life. Funeral services will be at 9 a. m. Monday at St. Therese Catholic church, with burial in St. Joseph cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. Sunday at the Ellenbecker Funeral home, where friends may call after 2 p.m Sunday. Survivors i n c l u d e two brothers, William and Joseph, both of Appleton; and one sister, Mrs. Peter Kern, Black Creek. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Saturday, January 17, 1959 | Page 14=A14 | Stoffel, Fred (I127607)
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| 43983 | Fred Stoffel Elizabeth Stoffel James Kampo William J Zephirin | Kampo, James (I94621)
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| 43984 | Fred Stuckmann Sophie Stuckmann Calvin Stuckmann Ruth Stuckmann Walter Nytes | Wickesberg, Ruth (I129876)
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| 43985 | Fred Stuckmann Sophie Stuckmann Calvin Stuckmann Ruth Stuckmann Walter Nytes | Stuckmann, Calvin (I147858)
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| 43986 | Fred Sufeldt Elvina Sufeldt Laura Sufeldt Arthur Sufeldt Leona Sufeldt Elta Sufeldt | Seefeldt, Arthur Sr. (I199844)
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| 43987 | Fred Surprise Marie Surprise Beatrice Surprise Francis Surprise Louise Lyons Edward Pahl | Suprise, Fred Joseph (I339735)
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| 43988 | Fred Surprise Marie Surprise Beatrice Surprise Francis Surprise Louise Lyons Edward Pahl | Lyons, Marie (I339736)
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| 43989 | Fred Surprise Marie Surprise Beatrice Surprise Francis Surprise Louise Lyons Edward Pahl | Leanna, Louisa (I343711)
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| 43990 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Suprise, Francis Lee (I128690)
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| 43991 | Fred T Eckardt Karoline M Eckardt Blanche E A Eckardt Elsie O E Eckardt | Eckardt, Fred (I333990)
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| 43992 | Fred T Eckardt Karoline M Eckardt Blanche E A Eckardt Elsie O E Eckardt | Eckardt, Blanche (I339645)
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| 43993 | Fred T Eckardt Karoline M Eckardt Blanche E A Eckardt Elsie O E Eckardt | Drumm, Carolina (I333991)
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| 43994 | Fred T Stilp Emma M Stilp Mary K Stilp Betty L Stilp | Stilp, Fred (I156712)
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| 43995 | Fred Tanner Alice Tanner Russel Tanner | Tanner, Fred (I315490)
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| 43996 | Fred Taugmann 29 Mary Taugmann 26 Leander Taugmann 6 Carrie Taugmann 3 Antonette Taugmann 1 Leona Taugmann 3/12 George Sitzman 19 Maggie Eggnig 48 | Fangmann, Frederick F. (I150240)
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| 43997 | Fred Techlin 32 Sophia 26 (Herman) annie 6 Techlin, Lizzie 3 Techlin, lena 1 | Techlin, Frederick (I71014)
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| 43998 | Fred Techlin 32 Sophia 26 (Herman) annie 6 Techlin, Lizzie 3 Techlin, lena 1 | Ruscher, Sophia (I71015)
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| 43999 | Fred Techlin 32 Sophia 26 (Herman) annie 6 Techlin, Lizzie 3 Techlin, lena 1 | Techlin, Louisa Marie (I71018)
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| 44000 | Fred Techlin 32 Sophia 26 (Herman) annie 6 Techlin, Lizzie 3 Techlin, lena 1 | Techlin, Louisa Marie (I71018)
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