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 8,001 to 9,000 of 172,762
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| 8001 | Agnes Jansen 9/6/1913 12/29/1974 Post Crescent 12/30/1974 B 8 | Jansen, Agnes E. (I87637)
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| 8002 | Agnes Janssen 5/10/1900 Post Crescent 1/4/1982 A 8 | Janssen, Agnes M. (I38264)
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| 8003 | Agnes Jeske, age 102, of Kaukauna, passed away peacefully on Monday, August 19, 2013. Agnes was married to the late Harry Jeske, and together the two had three children: John (Joeleen), Theodore (Greta), and Thomas. Private services for Agnes will take place at a later date. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 25, 2013 | Unknown, Agnes (I317781)
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| 8004 | Agnes Jonen born 10/26/1918 to Henry Jonen and Clara VandenBoom, 4t child. | Jonen, Agnes D. (I98172)
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| 8005 | Agnes Kilishek Sylvester Kilishek Sophia Kilishek Martha Kilishek Agnes Kilishek Chas Kilishek Gertrude Kilishek | Pietrzihofshi, Agnes (I142137)
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| 8006 | Agnes Koehler, 87, Appleton, died Saturday, September 27, 2008, after a lengthy struggle with dementia. She was born June 8, 1921, in Alma Center, daughter of August and Hildegard (Capaul) Koehler. Agnes was married to Bernie Van Eperen for 37 years, and he preceded her in death February 2008. Agnes was employed as a realtor in Appleton until 1979 when she moved to California. She enjoyed oil painting and gardening. Agnes is survived by her children: David (Paula) Van Eperen, Winchester; Shari Pickett, Cardiff, CA; Gary (Sheri) Van Eperen, Appleton; grandchildren: Shane (Kerry) Pickett, Pleasanton, CA; Tammy Pickett, Appleton; Tara (Chad) Waldorf, New Richmond; Wendy (Dan) DaDalt, Petaluma, CA; Dana Van Eperen, Superior, CO; Jill Van Eperen, St. Paul, MN; Troy Van Eperen, Appleton; five great-grandchildren: Keagan, Will, Meghan, Olivia and Dominic; a sister, Arlene Blanchard, CA; special friend, Gary Harrison, Oceanside, CA. Agnes was also preceded in death by a sister, Florence (Floyd) Dickinson, two brothers: Gerald and George, brother-in-law, Gale Blanchard. A private graveside ceremony will be held in Alma Center, Wisconsin. In lieu of flowers, donations in Agnes' name may be sent to the Alzheimer's Association, 2900 Curry Ln., Suite A, Green Bay, WI, 54311. Verkuilen Funeral Home & Cremation Services Little Chute 920-788-3321 | Koehler, Agnes (I145842)
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| 8007 | AGNES KRELL Request Information SSN 503-82-5813 Residence: 57105 Sioux Falls, Minnehaha, SD Born 17 Feb 1895 Last Benefit: Died Nov 1987 Issued: SD (1973) | Cleary, Agnes Marguerite (I4478)
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| 8008 | Agnes Kroner Leonard Kroner Ray Kroner Elizabeth Kroner Agnes Kroner Ruth Ann Kroner [9] | Kailhofer, Agnes (I160529)
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| 8009 | Agnes L Grebe Alice A Grebe Helen I Grebe Martin C Watson Ethel C Watson John G Watson James M Watson [4 7/12] Edgar Blanke | Watson, John Grebe (I312097)
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| 8010 | Agnes L. Sensenbrenner-Hermsen, 89, of De Pere, passed away peacefully after a long illness on Monday, August 6, 2007. She was born in Ladysmith, Wisconsin, on December 30, 1917, to the late Rudy and Barbara (Schaefer) Sensenbrenner. After moving from Ladysmith, most of her early years were spent in Menasha, where she graduated from Menasha High School. There she played French horn in the National Championship Marching Band. She attended Lawrence College in Appleton where she was a member of the Alpha Delta Pi Sorority. After studying at Mosser Business College in Chicago, she was employed by Kimberly-Clark Corporation in Neenah. Agnes married Jerry Hermsen in St. Patrick's Church in Menasha on July 7, 1941, and moved to De Pere in 1955, where she has resided ever since. She was a member of the St. Francis Xavier Congregation and a longtime member of the Altar Rosary Society. Agnes enjoyed needlepoint, crocheting and making craft items for her grandchildren. For many months she delivered Meals on Wheels to local residents who requested this service. She is survived by her husband of 66 years, Jerry (Gerald) Hermsen, and three children: Thomas (Judie) Hermsen, Barrington, IL; Barbara (John) Lamb, Wauwatosa, WI; and Tria (Jeff) Jensen of Pinellas Park, FL; four grandchildren: Mark (Joy) Hermsen, Jessica (Mike) Vahey, Sara and Kaitlin Lamb; four great-grandchildren: Annelise and Zoe Hermsen, and Anderson and Avery Vahey; brother, Robert P. (Dougie) Sensenbrenner of Park Ridge, IL; sisters: Margaret (Robert C. "Bud") Williams of Appleton and Barbara Cashman of Phoenix, AZ; plus in-laws: Lorraine Schwinn of Minneapolis; Bernard (Barbara) Hermsen of Glenview, IL; Joan (Tony) Groh of Milwaukee; Rosalie (Ernie) Miller of Minneapolis; Paul (Lois) Hermsen of Kaukauna; Imelda Kandler of Little Chute; Marge Miller of Appleton; plus nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers: Owen K. (Lucille) Sensenbrenner of Tarpon Springs, FL, and James (Ozzie) Sensenbrenner of Milwaukee; and sister, Mary Jane (Tut) Grode of Menasha. In lieu of flowers, the family requests that you make a donation in Agnes' memory to St. Francis Xavier Church or to Unity Hospice. The Hermsen family extends their gratitude to Reverend Father Jack Harper and to the entire staff at Unity for their special compassionate care of Agnes and our family. The family also extends a special thank you to Clarity Healthcare, especially Brenda Easman for her devoted concern, friendship and visits to Agnes during her last remaining days. To know Agnes was one of the true pleasures in life. She enjoyed visiting with people even if they were strangers. No matter how often and how much she suffered through numerous illnesses and setbacks she was always more concerned about how others were feeling. Her big heart and extreme empathy will be missed by all. Friends may visit with the family from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. on Saturday morning, August 11, at the St. Francis Xavier Church, 220 S. Michigan Street, De Pere. Memorial Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at the church with Rev. John H. Harper officiating. Cotter Funeral Home, De Pere, is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed to the family at www.cotterfuneralhome.com | Sensenbrenner, Agnes Louise (I98366)
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| 8011 | AGNES LAIRD Miss Agnes Laird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Laird of Ellington, died suddenly of heart failure last night at the home of her brother, Dr.J. J. Laird of Black Creek, where she had been visiting for a short time. She is survived by her parents, thiee sisters: Elizabeth, Letitia and Mrs. Guy Sykes; the brothers, William L.,Sannie and Dr. J. J. Laird. Funeral services will be held at the home of the parents in Ellington at one o'clock, Thursday aftemoon. PAGE SIX APPLETON POST-CRESCENT,TUESDAY, MARCH 2,1920 | Laird, Agnes (I153116)
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| 8012 | Agnes Lamers 11 Dec 1908 4 Jun 1995 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Gerrits, Agnes H. (I90108)
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| 8013 | AGNES LEIS SSN 389-68-2423 Residence: 54619 Cashton, Monroe, WI Born 18 Feb 1903 Last Benefit: Died Apr 1985 Issued: WI (1973) | Hemmersbach, Agnes Magdalene (I20018)
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| 8014 | Agnes Lemke Maiden Name: Deno Spouse: Ervin Lemke Born: October 24, 1904 Died: November 9, 2004 Place of Birth: Woodville, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: November 12, 2004 Section: C Page: 4 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St John Cemetery Location: Wrightstown, WI | Deno, Agnes (I158251)
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| 8015 | Agnes listed head of house age 60 widowe d, born in Wis parents born Canada, Walter age 36, Aloysius 26, Agnes 1 9, Dorothy 16. | Creviere, Agnes (I64919)
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| 8016 | Agnes Lurquin 4/16/1903 10/25/1993 Post Crescent 10/26/1993 B 4 | Lurquin, Agnes B. (I66137)
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| 8017 | Agnes M Besaw Mary T De Lela William C Besaw Robert E Besaw | Besaw, Robert Edward (I17352)
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| 8018 | Agnes M Besaw Mary T De Lela William C Besaw Robert E Besaw | Delain, Mary A. (I124418)
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| 8019 | Agnes M Besaw Mary T De Lela William C Besaw Robert E Besaw | Besaw, William Charles (I128612)
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| 8020 | Agnes M Neugebauer 17 Oct 1897 Outagamie 0228 000952 | Neugebauer, Agnes (I153178)
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| 8021 | Agnes M. Birling 12/29/1921 1/19/2007 Post Crescent 1/20/2007 B 4 | Birling, Agnes M. (I134124)
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| 8022 | Agnes M. Schaefer, age 78, of 533 E. Calumet St. in Chilton, died on Saturday, February 18, 2006, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. She was born February 19, 1927, in the Town of Stockbridge, daughter of the late Joseph and Mary (Bloechel) Zitzelsberger. She married Paul Schaefer on May 29, 1946, at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kloten. Agnes worked with her husband on the family homestead while raising her nine children. Paul preceded her in death on October 1, 1995. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church in Stockbridge, the Christian Mothers, and enjoyed gardening, canning, cooking, refinishing furniture and playing cards. Survivors include her children: Harvey (Jane) Schaefer of the Town of Stockbridge, Paul Jr. (Trisha Lynn) Schaefer of Hilbert, Dennis (Pat) Schaefer of Chilton, Gary (Rosemary) Schaefer of Hilbert, Diane (John) Schneider of the Town of Stockbridge, Bruce (Connie) Schaefer of Chilton, Wayne (Rebecca) Schaefer of Sherwood, James (Dawn) Schaefer of De Pere, Brenda (Tom) Peroutka of Eden Prairie, MN; 26 grandchildren: Kelly and Kyle Schaefer, Jill (Chris) Schaefer-Rozoff, Tina Schaefer and fiance Neil Sowinski, Gail Schaefer and fiance Craig Pattermann, Lisa Schaefer, Jody and Tammy Schaefer, Holly (Al) Plate, Kevin (Wanda) Schaefer, Timothy and Daniel Schaefer, Scott Schneider, Sara Schneider, Chad (Becky) Schneider, Patrick Schneider, Matthew, Andrea, and Brian Schaefer, Candice and Shane Schaefer, Parker, Paige and Paul Schaefer, and Ryan and Nathan Peroutka; three brothers: Leo (Violet) Zitzelsberger, Louis Zitzelsberger, Gilbert (Shirley) Zitzelsberger; sisters-in-law: Marian, Mavis and Agnes Zitzelsberger, Delores and Marie Schaefer; and two brothers-in-law: Clem Schaefer, Robert (Rita) Schaefer. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Agnes was also preceded in death by her brothers: Lawrence (Viola), Joseph (Adeline), Adolph, Tony (Cele), Alex (Libby), Norbert and Lester Zitzelsberger; and a sister-in-law, Margaret Zitzelsberger. Funeral services will be at 10:30 a.m. on Wednesday, February 22, 2006, at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Stockbridge. Burial will follow in the Parish Cemetery. Friends may call at the Wieting Family Funeral Home (411 W. Main St.) in Chilton from 4-8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, February 21, 2006, and on Wednesday at the church from 9:30-10:30 a.m. when services will be held. A memorial fund has been established in the name of Agnes M. Schaefer. The family would like to thank the staff members of Century Ridge for all of their loving care that was given to their mom. Agnes loved each and every one of you. Online Condolences | Zitzelsberger, Agnes (I181956)
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| 8023 | Agnes M. Siebers 4/30/1917 6/18/2006 Post Crescent 6/20/2006 C 4 | Siebers, Agnes M. (I87309)
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| 8024 | Agnes M. Vande Burgt, Little Chute, age 76, died Friday January 17, 2014 battling Alzheimer's Disease at Appleton Health Care Center, with her family at her side. She was born in Kaukauna on May 5, 1937 to the late Antone and Josephine (Meulemans) Verhasselt. Agnes married Clayton Vande Burgt on August 22, 1959 at Holy Cross Parish. She worked at Riverview Sanitorium and retired from Parkview Health Center in Oshkosh in 1999. Agnes enjoyed sewing and making crafts, traveling and spending time with her grandkids. She was a member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church. Agnes is survived by her husband of 54 years, Clayton; children: Dan (Diane) Vande Burgt, Doris (Jeff) Vandenberg and Diane (Tom) Vande Burgt; grandchildren: Carrie (Tom) Krause, Jeffrey and Antone Vandenberg, Thomas Camron, Belton and Kevin Johnson, Destiny and Clayton Vande Burgt; twin great grandsons: Ethan and Evan Krause and Elliot Johnson; siblings: Len (Joyce), Jim (Marilyn), Joe (Joanne), Earl (Dolly), Fr. Dave and Tom(Terri) Verhasselt, Rose (Gerry) Vande Burgt, Dorothy (Ted) Vosters and Pat (Bill) Brockman; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Evie Verhasselt, Rose Seegers, Joanne (Louis) Bellin, Gloria (Merle) Verhagen and Duane (Shirley) Vande Burgt. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. In addition to her parents, Agnes was preceded in death by her siblings: Bob Verhasselt, Betty (Rich) Van Zeeland and infant twins; and sisters and brothers-in-law: Elizabeth Verhasselt, Clarence Seegers and Virgil (Beth) Vande Burgt. Visitation will be held Wednesday January 22, 2014 at ST. JOHN NEPOMUCENE CATHOLIC CHURCH (323 S. Pine St. Little Chute) beginning at 9:00 a.m. until time of Mass at 11:00 a.m. The Rev. Ronald Belitz will officiate. Committal St. John Cemetery. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. A memorial is being established. Special thanks to Appleton Health Care for taking such great care of Agnes. | Verhasselt, Agnes (I107004)
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| 8025 | Agnes M. Welter, 94, passed away peacefully at the home of her daughter, where she spent the last three years, on Thursday, February 27, 2014. Agnes was born in Kimberly, on November 12, 1919 to the late John and Frances (DeGroot) Ketels. On December 31, 1949 Agnes married Harold Welter; He preceded her in death in May, 2000. Agnes had many interests. Agnes was a Charter Member of St. Thomas More. She was a longtime member of the Nickel "A" Model-A-Club. Agnes liked to embroider and she was an avid reader. She was a flea market fan and enjoyed searching for treasures at estate sales. Agnes always looked forward to springtime so she could get her hands in the dirt, planting and tending her vegetable and flower gardens. She was a lover of chocolate and always available to taste test any sweet treat within a 50-mile radius! Agnes is survived by her daughter, Carol (LeRoy) Brockman; her son, Robert Welter; 9 grandchildren; 19 great-grandchildren; a very special nephew, Walt (Mary) Kreitling; dear friends, Rod and Kathy DeFord, as well as other relatives and friends. Preceding Agnes in death are her parents, her husband, Harold; a son, James Welter; a brother, Henry Ketels and his wife Ann; a sister, Ida Ketels and a daughter-in-law Judy Welter. Friends and family may call at the church from 10:00AM until the time of service. Funeral services for Agnes will be held at 11:00AM, Monday, March 3, 2014 at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, 1810 N. McDonald St., Appleton with the Rev. Gerald Falk officiating. A private burial will take place at Highland Memorial Park. You will be greatly missed Grandma! Love, "Your Chickees" Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from Mar. 1 to Mar. 2, 2014 | Ketels, Agnes (I153741)
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| 8026 | Agnes M. Williamson, 96, died peacefully on Aug. 18, 2006, at Valley VNA Assisted Living Facility, Neenah, Wis. She was born June 16, 1910, in Little Chute, Wis., the daughter of John S. and Mary (Romsom) Wynboom. She married Clem Williamson in 1929, and he and Agnes lived in Appleton, Wis., until he died on March 19, 1977. Agnes continued to live in Appleton until she moved to Valley VNA Neenah in 2003. Agnes loved all types of music and played everything from Classical to Ragtime on her piano. She was devoted to her Church, St. Therese Parish of Appleton, where she was a member of the Christian Mothers Society for many years. "Gramma Ag" was especially fond of her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband; her daughter, Mary C. (John) Hansen, Madison, Wis.; her parents; two sisters, Lorraine (Dr. Raymond) Van Susteren; and Margaret (Peter) Heid, both of Appleton; and her brother, Joseph (Rita) Wynboom, Little Chute. She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law, James J. and Betty Williamson, Oshkosh, Wis.; and by the grandchildren she loved so much, James P. (Suzanne) Williamson, Naperville, Ill.; Joseph (Cheryl) Williamson, Neenah, Wis.; Anne (Patrick) McKenzie, De Pere, Wis.; James P. Hansen, Omaha, Neb.; Kate ( Mark) Hutchins, Evansville, Wis.; Steve Hansen, Madison; and Julie (Mike) Magers, Fond du Lac, Wis. She was also survived by 17 great-grandchildren; her son-in-law, John A. Hansen, Madison; and her brother-in-law, Peter Heid, Appleton. There will be a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Therese Catholic Church in Appleton at 11 a.m on Wednesday, Aug. 23, 2006. Relatives and friends may pay their respects at the church from 9:30 a.m. to the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, memorials have been established at Valley VNA Neenah, ThedaCare At Home Hospice, and St. Therese Parish, Appleton. The entire staffs of ThedaCare Hospice and Valley VNA were so wonderful while caring for Agnes. Thank you. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Wynboom, Agnes (I105325)
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| 8027 | Agnes Martha AULD b: 1871 in Wis d. 2 Nov 1930 in Sutter, Sutter,CA (source - California, County Marriages, 1850-1952) Martha Agness Auld, b. 1875, age 39, d/o John and Nancy Auld to Scott Von Schitton, age 32, s/o L & Viola V. Von Schmitton 3 Mar 1914, Los Angeles Co., CA (source - California Death Index, 1905-1939) Martha Schmitton, age 59, d. 2 Nov 1930 Cert. #61845 (Source - CA Death Records, San Joaquin General Hospital Certificate 253) Scott Schmitton, 40 yrs, widow, res. 206 S. San Jaoquin St, Stockton, CAb.4 June 1882, Denton, TX, shoemaker,death: 11 Mar 1947 Cause: arteriosclerotic heart disease Father Levingston Schmitton Mother, Viola Miller Wife: Martha Agnes (Auld) dec'd cremation | Auld, Agnes (I300618)
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| 8028 | Agnes McGowan Donald McGowan John McGowan Bernice McGowan George McGowan | McGowan, Donald (I66705)
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| 8029 | Agnes Mehlberg, age 96, of New London, passed away on Monday, March 9, 2009, at St. Joseph Residence. Agnes was born on August 25, 1912, Township of Bear Creek (Waupaca County), daughter of the late August and Minnie (Voss) Roehl. She was united in marriage to Walter Mehlberg on May 6, 1936, in Manawa. He preceded her in death in 1966. Agnes lived and farmed in the Town of Union for many years; she moved to New London in 1973. Prior to her marriage she worked as a nanny in Chicago. She formerly worked at Marion Furniture, Clintonville Hospital and Hortonville Toy Factory. Agnes is survived by a daughter, June (Leslie) Steinberg, Greenville; a son, William (Judy) Mehlberg, Green Bay; a sister, Verna Baird, Clintonville; five grandchildren: Patricia (Robert) Parry; Mary (Rick) Roesler; Thomas (Klaudine) Steinberg; Heather (Dan) Beyer; and Chad (Molly) Mehlberg; ten great-grandchildren and four great-great-grandchildren; sisters-in-law: Alice Roehl and Hildegarde Bartz. She is further survived by three step-grandchildren, Andrew, Steve and John Parry; six step-great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends. Besides her parents and husband, Agnes is preceded in death by a sister, Rosetta Sawall, and a brother, Orville Roehl. Funeral services for Agnes will be held on Thursday, March 12, 2009, at 11 a.m. at Trinity Lutheran Church (709 Beckert Road), New London with Rev. Bil Sutlief officiating. Interment will be in the Roseland Cemetery, Marion. Family and friends may call directly at the church on Thursday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. The family would like to extend a special thank you to St. Joseph Residence staff for their care and compassion for Agnes during her stay. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St. New London 920-982-3232 www.clinehanson funeralhome.com | Roehl, Agnes (I152931)
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| 8030 | Agnes Metoxen Commodore Metoxen Josephine Metoxen Dorothy Metoxen Delia Metoxen Virginia Metoxen Elda Metoxen Earl Metoxen Findal Metoxen Robert Swamp | Skenandore, Agnes (I128857)
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| 8031 | Agnes Meulemans 2/3/1903 5/25/1986 Post Crescent 5/27/1986 D 4 | Meulemans, Agnes A. (I43859)
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| 8032 | Agnes Miller Agnes Miller Chas Miller | Miller, Agnes (I314736)
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| 8033 | Agnes Miller Agnes Miller Chas Miller | Miller, Charles (I320343)
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| 8034 | Agnes Moeskes, who died of consumption at Appleton, Friday, was the daughter of County Judge Moeskes. She had been treated in vain with Koch's lymph. From the Milwaukee Journal, 6 Aug 1892: | Moeskes, Agnes (I144694)
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| 8035 | Agnes Muthig Gelbke, Agnes T. (Muthig) of Appleton, age 92, died peacefully on Monda y, February 14, 2005, at Oakridge Gardens Nursing Center. She was bo rn on June 25, 1912, in Kaukauna, Wisconsin, moving to Appleton as a you ng child. Agnes married Eric H. Gelbke on June 30, 1929, in Appleton, Wisc onsin. Eric preceded her in death on November 5, 1992. Agnes devoted her l ife to her husband, her family and her home. She was a loving wife, moth er and grandmother. Agnes enjoyed the special friendship of her neighbor s, Jon and Pat Kester and their golden retrievers, Sophie and Claire, wi th whom she shared her nightly popcorn.Agnes is survived by two daughters: Joann (Eugene) VanBoogard and their ch ildren, Kathy (Kebin) Schmitz, Julie (Jim) Weyenberg, David (Karen) VanBoo gard and Sara VanBoogard; Dolores (William) Gear and their children, Lin da (Steven) Stoll, Steven (Tressa) Gear, Alan Gear (special friend, Kay Fr anke), Kaelin Gelbke; nine great-grandchildren: Nicholas and Lucas Weyenbe rg, Alicia and Andrew VanBoogard, Lacy Gear, Brian, Jennifer and Jason Sto ll and Becky Brown; three great-great-grandchildren: Tyler Balcomb, Meg an Stoll, Wyatt Brown; brother-in-law, Carl (Evelyn) Gelbke and sister-in- law Catherine Gelbke.She was preceded in death by her husband; a son, Eric C. Gelbke; her paren ts, Valentine and Mary (Wolf) Muthig; a brother, Alex Muthig; three sister s: Theresa (Charles) Main, Marie (Henry) Sauer and Anna Muthig; brothers-i n-law, Paul (Dorothy) Gelbke, Alfred (Mardelle) Gelbke, William Gelbke; si sters-in-law, Helen (John) Indra, Gertrude (Julius) Wismer; and many niec es and nephews.Funeral services will be held 6 p.m., on Thursday, February 17, 2005, at T RI COUNTY CHAPEL, with Rev. John McFadden, First Congregational United Chu rch of Christ, officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursd ay, February 17 from 4:30 p.m. until the time of the service. The interme nt will be held at Highland Memorial Park, Appleton. In lieu of flowe rs a memorial fund is being established for First Congregational United Ch urch of Christ, Appleton.The family wishes to extend a special thank you to Laura Pringel and the s taff at Oakridge Gardens Nursing Center for their loving care of Agnes.WICHMANN FUNERAL HOMETri County Chapel3212 South Oneida StreetMenasha 8 31-9905 | Muthig, Agnes T. (I119922)
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| 8036 | Agnes name is on the stone with her first husband, but no dates, so she probably was buried with her second husband | Welhouse, Agnes J. (I63578)
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| 8037 | Agnes Nett, 85, of Kimberly, died Friday, September 27, 2013, at Cherry Meadows Hospice. Agnes was born in Little Chute on January 9, 1928, the daughter of the late Theodore and Elizabeth (Lamers) Lemmers. She was a graduate of Kimberly High School and was united in marriage to Martin J. Nett on September 11, 1948, at Holy Name Catholic Church in Kimberly. He preceded her in death on March 22, 1993. They were blessed with five daughters and a son. Prior to her retirement, Agnes was employed as a receptionist at various area businesses. Agnes was a very vibrant and energetic lady. She was an amazing caretaker and caregiver. She loved going to the Kimberly YMCA, enjoyed quilting, gardening and dancing. Dog sitting and walking her four-legged friends was a favorite activity, especially with her furry companion, Boomer. Agnes was a great cook, and her family will always remember her for her "Nett Soup" recipe. Survivors include her children: Rosalie Nett and Barbara (Randy) Malom, of Rice Lake; Marilyn Besch, Appleton; Laura (Randy) Butters, Ripon; Catherine (Ronald) Wetmore, Green Bay; and Douglas (Marie) Nett, Rice Lake; her grandchildren: Judd Hoelzel, Carly Gifford, Alissa Schmidt, Abbey Malom, Andrew Besch, Julie Besch, Sarah Cressey, Jill Heule, Russell Hooyman, Marshall Hooyman and Jacob Nett. There are 14 great grandchildren; a brother, Stephen (Betty) Lemmers, Appleton, and many special friends. Agnes was preceded in death by her parents, her husband, a grandson, Michael, a granddaughter, Celeste, two sisters, Doris Cost and Ethel Zuzelski, and four brothers, Leo, Thomas, Ronald and Lawrence Lemmers. A memorial service for Agnes will be TODAY at 5:00 p.m. at Valley Funeral Home. The family will receive friends and relatives at 2:00 p.m. today until the hour of the service at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers and plants, a memorial fund is being established in her honor at the Gardens of the Fox Cities, at 1313 East Witzke Blvd., Appleton, WI, 54911 (info@gardensfoxcities.org) The family would like to thank the staffs at Rennes Health Center, Peabody Manor and Theda Clark at Home Hospice for the wonderful care given to Agnes. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on October 1, 2013 | Lemmers, Agnes (I128619)
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| 8038 | Agnes Oudenhoven 5/4/1945 Post Crescent 5/5/1945 3 | Oudenhoven, Agnes V. (I139233)
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| 8039 | Agnes Peterson, 95, Neenah, passed away Thursday, Oct. 30, 2008. She was born Oct. 25, 1913, in Menasha, daughter of Joseph and Pauline (Przbyl) Wicinske. Agnes married Harvey L. Peterson May 8, 1943, in Paris, Texas, and he preceded her in death Nov. 15, 1990. Mrs. Peterson was a member of St. Gabriel Catholic Church, Neenah. She enjoyed gardening, baking and bingo. Agnes was the world's best pie and chocolate chip cookie maker. Agnes is survived by her daughters, Kathleen (Dennis) Peterson Hart, Haymarket, Va., Patricia (Daniel) Kohler, Plover; Linda Peterson, Naples, Fla.; four grandchildren, Ashley Hart, Gretchen (Karl Clough) Kohler, Heather (James) Patzer, Briana Pinzon; two great-grandchildren, Austin and Isabel Clough; sister, Evelyn Sprenger; sisters-in-law, Lorraine Wicinske, Marion Ashenbrenner, Lillian Danielson; nieces, nephews, cousins and other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by two brothers, John and Ben Wicinske; six sisters, Anna Novotny, Clara Geiger, Martha Bednarowski, Mary Geiger, Rose Pawlowski, Lucy Lenz; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law. Funeral services will be held at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 4, 2008, at St. Gabriel Church, 900 Geiger St., with the Rev. Richard Allen officiating. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery, Neenah. Friends may call at the church from 10 a.m. Tuesday until the time of the mass. A memorial has been established. Agnes' family wishes to thank Theda Care at Home Hospice along with The Gardens of Fountain Way for their loving care and compassion. Kessler Funeral Home & Cremation Services Agnes Wicinske 10/25/1913 10/30/2008 Post Crescent 11/2/2008 C 11 | Wicinske, Agnes (I205577)
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| 8040 | Agnes Powell 3/1/1909 11/18/2001 Post Crescent 11/20/2001 C 4 | Powell, Agnes G. (I133193)
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| 8041 | Agnes R. Turriff, 94, longtime De Pere resident, passed away peacefully on Wednesday, March 14, 2012. The daughter of the late William J. and Rose (Robach) OConnell was born on August 31, 1917 in Green Bay. She was proud of the wonderful Irish Heritage that her parents instilled in her during her lifetime. She graduated from Green Bay West High School Class of 1935. Agnes married Norbert Turriff in 1941 at Annunciation Catholic Church in Green Bay. She worked for the Norbertine Order for 34 years. She enjoyed knitting, crafts and needlepoint. Agnes is a member of St Francis Xavier Catholic Church, De Pere and the Altar Rosary Society at the church.Survivors include her son and daughter-in-law, Tom (JoAnn) Turriff, De Pere. Two grandchildren and their families; Susan (Steve) Parsons, Kaitlin and Colton, Neenah; William (Cindy) Turriff, Courtney and Allison, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Nieces and a nephew also survive Agnes.She was preceded in death by her husband, Norbert on October 11, 1982; two sons, Richard and James; daughter-in-law; Joanne; one brother and his wife, Norbert (Pauline) OConnell.Family and friends may call on Saturday, March 17, 2012, St. Patricks Day, from 9 a.m. until the hour of Mass at St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church, 220 S. Michigan St, De Pere. Concelebrated Mass of Christian Burial will be at the church at 11 a.m. with Abbot Gary J. Neville, O.Praem officiating. Interment in Allouez Catholic Cemetery. Cotter Funeral Home & Cremation Services is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed at www.cotterfuneralhome.com.A memorial fund is being established in Agnes name. Tom and his family would like to extend a thank you to Tender Hearts Assisted Living for the care given to Agnes. Also, a very special thank you to Dr. Matthias Fuchs, Cardiology Associates, and Bellin Cardiac Unit for the care and compassion given to Agnes during her final hours. | O'Connell, Agnes Rose (I19662)
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| 8042 | Agnes Rademacher 5/27/1889 11/24/1974 Post Crescent 11/25/1974 B 15 | Rademacher, Agnes (I416)
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| 8043 | Agnes Rose Kokke 4/2/1910 11/16/2006 Post Crescent 11/18/2006 B 5 | Kokke, Sister Agnes Rose Wilhelmina Maria (I136791)
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| 8044 | Agnes Schafer Nicholas Schafer Johny Schafer | Pauly, Agnes (I203840)
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| 8045 | Agnes Schmidt 1/6/1919 3/13/1993 Post Crescent 3/14/1993 B 8 | Schmidt, Agnes (I60499)
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| 8046 | Agnes Schreurs 7 Mar 1905 Nov 1986 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin Gerrits, Agnes Kaukauna Times 11/18/1986 A1 Obit | Gerrits, Agnes (I109480)
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| 8047 | AGNES SCHWAB From Der Nord Westen, 11 Oct. 1906: Death Sunday in Two Rivers of Mrs. Agnes Schwab, widow of the late Edward Schwab. The deceased was born 29 June 1837 in Silesia and came to America with her husband in 1871. The family settled on a farm in Town Two Rivers but moved into the city a few years ago. She is survived by 10 children. The funeral was held Tuesday morning. | Unknown, Agnes (I334258)
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| 8048 | Agnes T. Van Heuklon, age 89, passed away on June 25, 2012 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Appleton. She was born on May 7, 1923 in Appleton, the daughter of the late Joseph and Julia (Becher) Stoffel. On May 2, 1946 she married Lawrence Van Heuklon. He preceded her in death on February 7, 1998. She was a lifelong member of St. Joseph Catholic Church. In her younger years Agnes had her own band named Aggie's Trio where she enjoyed playing the accordion. For over 38 years Agnes worked at the VFW frying fish. She loved when her family would come and visit her, whether they stopped in for her cooking, to play Sheephead or for the shake of the day; everyone found time to come and visit. Agnes is survived by nine children: Barbara Reinke, Ron (Marlene) Van Heuklon, Suzanne "Sue" (Tom) Lemmens, Mike (Laura) Van Heuklon, Linda Van Heuklon, Randy Van Heuklon, Bob (Judy) Van Heuklon, Mary (Dick) Torbeck, and Tom Van Heuklon; 23 grandclidren, 21 great-grandchildren, and one sister Marcella "Sally" Schroth. She is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends. Agnes was preceded in death by her husband, Lawrence; five sisters: Beatrice Blazek, Lorraine Blazek, Theresa Frahm, Julianne Vissers, and Mary Neuman; three brothers: Joseph Stoffel, George Stoffel, and Raymond Stoffel; and two grandchildren: Nick Van Heuklon and Diana Sievers. Funeral Liturgy will be held at 11:00 AM on Thursday, June 28, 2012 at St. Joseph Catholic Church, 410 West Lawrence Street, with Father David J. Funk OFM. CAP officiating. Friends and family may call TODAY Wednesday, June 27, 2012 at Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 North Superior Street, from 4:00 PM until 7:00 PM with prayer service held at 7:00 PM. Friends and family may call at the church on Thursday June 28, 2012 from 9:00 AM until the time of Mass. Burial will take place at St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery in Appleton. Online condolences may be expressed at: www.wichmannfargo.com A special thank you to Agnes' daughter Linda who gave extra care and love in taking care of our mother. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on June 27, 2012 | Stoffel, Agnes (I31128)
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| 8049 | Agnes Tierney 18 Apr 1898 Apr 1974 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Diener, Agnes (I22757)
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| 8050 | Agnes van Abel kind on Tuesday, September 21, 1824 MillPlaats: Mill, bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 43 Geboren: Agnes van Abel Geboortedatum: 21-9-1824 relatie: dochter van Vader: Adriaan van Abel Beroep vader: timmerman Woonplaats vader: Mill Moeder: Maria Kempen Woonplaats moeder: Mill | VanAbel, Agnes (I113164)
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| 8051 | Agnes Van de loo ; Baptism Dec. 20, 1883; Birth; Dec 16, 1883 Parents; Jacob and Maria Emmers Sponsors; Hilldegarde? Vandeloo and Theodore Clevers | VanDeLoo, Agnes (I101027)
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| 8052 | Agnes Van De Voort Peter Van De Voort | VandeVoort, Peter (I141646)
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| 8053 | Agnes Van Rossum Born 10 SEP 1890 in Oconto, Oconto Falls Co., WI; died 12 June 1967 in Appleton, Outagamie Co., WI; burial at St. Joseph Cemetery, Appleton, WI. | Vanrossum, Agnes (I138527)
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| 8054 | Agnes Van Treack 19 | VanTreeck, Agnes (I60182)
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| 8055 | Agnes Vandehei 8 Jun 1912 Dec 1985 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin | Vissers, Agnes Sarah (I30144)
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| 8056 | Agnes Vandenheuvel 8 Mar 1905 18 Mar 1999 Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Hooyman, Agnes Corcynthia (I89653)
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| 8057 | Agnes VanHandel 2/18/1917 7/17/1994 Post Crescent 7/18/1994 B 4 | VanHandel, Agnes (I104702)
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| 8058 | Agnes Veenendaal 3 Oct 1904 Sep 1978 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin | Biese, Agnes (I7326)
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| 8059 | Agnes W. Smudde, age 91, beloved mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, passed away peacefully on January 18, 2011, surrounded by her loving family. Agnes was born on June 8, 1919, in the town of Vanden Broek, daughter of the late Fred and Anna (Schumacher) Van Handel. She married Al Smudde on June 29, 1939 at St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute; he preceded her in death on February 9, 2005. She was the mother of 11 children, a proud farm wife, an outstanding mentor and role model for her family. Agnes especially enjoyed music and traveling, often reminiscing about her travels with Al, which she cherished throughout her last days. She was a compassionate, loving mother and grandmother who gave her life unconditionally to her entire family. We will always remember her beautiful smile, warm hugs, and hard-working, caring nature. We will also remember her love for music, entertaining family and friends by playing her concertina at gatherings, reciting old-time songs and poems, her loving hands making beautiful cross-stitch pieces for her children and grandchildren, baking fresh bread every Saturday, and for the care and love she gave to all of us, especially our disabled brother, Brian. Agnes is survived by her six daughters, Beverly (Donald) Feldkamp, Appleton, Leone (James) Pahl, Brillion, Ann (Dave) Dupont, Appleton, Lois (James) Lemke, Green Bay, Linda (Donald) Moehring, Appleton, and Mary (Joe) Greiner, Freedom; five sons, Richard (Joyce) Smudde, Kaukauna, Ralph (Kathy) Smudde, Kaukauna, Kenneth (Julie) Smudde, Kaukauna, Steve (Sue) Smudde, Kaukauna, and Brian Smudde, Appleton; 21 grandchildren; 21 great-grandchildren; two brothers, Rich (Grace) Van Handel and Erv (Ruth) Van Handel; and a sister, Urs (Clarence) VandenHeuvel. She was further preceded in death by four sisters, Catherine Van Lanen, Marie Dombrowski, Irene Stoffel, and Audrey Van Camp; three brothers, Art Van Handel, Matt Van Handel, and Bill Van Handel; and many other in-laws. The Mass of Resurrection for Agnes will be held at 11:00 a.m. on Saturday, January 22, 2011, at ST. NICHOLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH, N4088 County Trunk E, Freedom, with Fr. Dave Hoffman officiating. Friends may call from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. on Friday, January 21, 2011 at FARGO FUNERAL HOME, 400 W. Wisconsin Ave., Kaukauna, and on Saturday at church from 10:00 a.m. until the time of the mass. There will be a parish prayer service at 7:00 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. Interment will be at St. Nicholas Cemetery, Freedom. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund in Agnes' name has been established for Fox Valley Sibling Support Network. Agnes' family would like to extend a sincere thank you to the very special people who helped the family over the past several months to fulfill her wishes to remain at home: Mary, Evie, Mary K, Flo, Barb, and Jean. We will forever be grateful. You will all be in our hearts forever. The family would also like to extend a thank you to Theda Care Hospice for their help in keeping their mother as comfortable as possible and allowing her to pass with dignity. "To my dear Godmother, How blessed my life has been to have you as my Godmother. You have been my inspiration and my hero. Such a beautiful lady; such a beautiful life! Love you to Heaven and back." ~Debbie "Thank you mom, grandma, great-grandma, for all the love you brought to our lives. We will love and remember you and all the good times forever." Fargo Funeral Home 400 W. Wisconsin Ave. Kaukauna 766-6200 Online Condolences | VanHandel, Agnes (I61869)
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| 8060 | Agnes Wiedenhaupt age 29 Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin; Roll: 2562; Page: 19A; Enumeration District: 0018; FHL microfilm: 2342296 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/6224/4547870_00173?pid=60019362&backurl=https://search.ancestryheritagequest.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DWcU1175%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1930usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26gsln%3Dweidenhaupt%26gsln_x%3D0%26msrpn__ftp%3DOutagamie%2520County,%2520Wisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D2272%26msrpn_x%3DPACO%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D1%26uidh%3Dagy%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D24%26h%3D60019362%26recoff%3D%26fsk%3DBEFmZmYIgAAYUAFg4MA-61-%26bsk%3D%26pgoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D25&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=WcU1175&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Vanevenhoven, Agnes M. (I33984)
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| 8061 | Agnes Williamsen 3/16/1914 9/10/2001 Post Crescent 9/12/2001 B 8 | Williamsen, Agnes (I28624)
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| 8062 | Agnes Wirth, 91, 526 W. Factory St., Seymour, passed away Friday, Oct. 13, 2006, at her home after a short illness. She was born Nov. 23, 1914, the daughter of the late Peter and Nellie (Linssen) Van Lannen in the Town of Preble, Green Bay, Wis. The family moved to a farm in the Town of Maple Grove, Shawano County, in 1928. Agnes married Joseph Wirth in Isaar at St. Sebastian's Church Nov. 28, 1934. They lived on the family farm in the Town of Seymour until Joe passed away in 1980. She was a member of the Christian Mother's Society at Isaar and the National Catholic Order of Foresters. Surviving are her children, Lawrence and Patricia Wirth, Phylis and Dan Mroczynski, Betty and Gerald Miller, Gladys Stache; grandchildren, Vicky and Gary Keller, Debbie and Mark Nussbaum, Dale and Robin Wirth, Dean and Debbie Wirth, Lisa and Charles Marsh, Lori and Dr. Joel Swanson, Thomas and Rebecca Wirth, Diana and Martin Matson, John Wirth and Jim Bucta, Paul and Emily Mroczynski, Peter and Sheila Mroczynski, Anne and Terry Kasarsky, John and Peggy Mroczynski, Tim Miller, Karen and John Gerow, Kathleen and Kurt Pernsteiner, Terrence Miller and fiancee Judy Van Dyke, Karrie and Tim Holler, Joanne Stache, Bruce and Lois Stache, Jane and Jim Sippel, Janet and David Young; 33 great-grandchildren; two great-great-grandchildren; six step-great-grandchildren; brother, Clayton (Ruth) Van Lannen; brother-in-law, Sylvester Kraszewski; also many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by son, Edward; son-in-law, Elliot Stache; grandson, Patrick Wirth; great-grandson, Drew Kararsky; five sisters and five brothers. Friends may call at St. Sebastian's Catholic Church, Isaar, on Tuesday, Oct. 17, 2006, from 9 a.m. to time of service at 10:30 a.m. with Father David Ashbeck officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Online condolences may be expressed at www. boettcherfuneralhomes.com. In lieu of flowers a memorial has been established for St. Sebastian's Catholic Church, Isaar. The family wishes to thank the staff of Unity Hospice for their kind and compassionate care during her illness. Also thanks to the residents of Hillside Apartments for their friendship, care and concern and Father Dave Ashbeck and Kathy for their many visits. | VanLannen, Agnes (I119646)
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| 8063 | Agnes Wright Mabel Ottery | Ottery, Mabel (I150855)
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| 8064 | Agnes Zifra Is Married On Sat. Agnes Zifra, Ted Belling Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/17/1933 | Page: 5 | Type: Wedding | Family: Belling, Roy Theodore "Ted" / Zefra, Agnes (F37824)
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| 8065 | Agnesiam Weiss, daughter of MMicahelis and Angelae (Daufen) Weiss born Feb 15, 1889, baptised Feb 23, 1889. Sponsors: Guilelmus Merz and Catharina Wollner | Weiss, Agnes (I129382)
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| 8066 | Agness Altendorf 59 Mary Altendorf 67 | Altendorf, Mary (I88799)
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| 8067 | Agness Altendorf 59 Mary Altendorf 67 | Altendorf, Agnes (I88802)
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| 8068 | Agns ?? Dewall Amelia Dewall Louisa Dewall Frank Dewall Emma Dewall Edward Dewall Elmer Dewall Maggie Dewall | DeWall, Edward Ernst (I202395)
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| 8069 | Agonas Richey William Richey Thomas Richey Patrick Richey Robert Richey James Richey Amelia Richey James Richey | Richey, Patrick (I22087)
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| 8070 | Agonas Richey William Richey Thomas Richey Patrick Richey Robert Richey James Richey Amelia Richey James Richey | Ritchey, Robert J. (I96040)
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| 8071 | Agonas Richey William Richey Thomas Richey Patrick Richey Robert Richey James Richey Amelia Richey James Richey | Ritchey, Patrick (I160989)
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| 8072 | Agonas Richey William Richey Thomas Richey Patrick Richey Robert Richey James Richey Amelia Richey James Richey | Irving, Mary Agnes (I160990)
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| 8073 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Gauger, David Arnold (I74428)
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| 8074 | agricultuarist, or a tiller. | DeLeeuw, Christiaan (I105537)
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| 8075 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Cavanaugh, Robert Victor (I74474)
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| 8076 | Agust J Bratz Elsie Bratz Lucile Bratz Harold Bratz [3 3/12] Oscar Bratz [10/12] | Bratz, Harold (I316249)
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| 8077 | Agust Schimelpfenig Minnie Schimelpfenig Etta Schimelpfenig | Mueller, Wilhelmine Caroline (I159438)
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| 8078 | Agust Schimelpfenig Minnie Schimelpfenig Etta Schimelpfenig | Schimmelpfenning, August Martin (I159439)
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| 8079 | Agusta Schaefer Daughter May 1882 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States Rantoul, Calumet Co., Wisconsin John Martin Schaefer Son 30 Mar 1884 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States 04 Feb 1974 Reedsville, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA August Schaffer Son 18 Oct 1885 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States Jun 1978 Reedsville, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA William P. (Willie) Schaefer Son 03 Apr 1888 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States 16 Sep 1981 Reedsville, Manitowoc, Wisconsin, USA Otto Christian Schaefer Son 07 Mar 1894 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States 07 Aug 1989 Brillion, Calumet, Wisconsin Ella Schaefer Daughter Jan 1896 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States 10 Sep 1960 Beda, Wisconsin, Adolph Schaefer Son 11 Jan 1899 Rantou Twp, Calumet, Wisconsin, United States 09 Jul 1978 Reedsville, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA | Schaefer, Gottlieb (I181636)
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| 8080 | Agusta Timm Herman Timm Peter Timm | Timm, Peter Herman (I191776)
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| 8081 | Agusta Timon Laona Timon Inez Timon Charles Tiehl | Thiel, Augusta (I103511)
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| 8082 | Agusta Ziehm Emma Ziehm Julious Ziehm Lena Ziehm | Zelm, Augusta (I118370)
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| 8083 | Agustus R Murphy 52 Matilda Murphy 53 Cluster Murphy 25 Maud Murphy 23 Charles Murphy 21 Bessie Murphy 14 Richard Evens 30 | Murphy, Augustus (I31425)
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| 8084 | Ahasay | Taylor, Kathleen (I68234)
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| 8085 | Ahern, Susan O'Leary After a courageous battle with cancer, Susan entered into eternal life on Thursday, August 29, 2013 at the age of 76 at her home with her family by her side. She was a resident of Fond du Lac WI, and Naples Fl. She is survived by her beloved husband John of 51 years, loving mother of John E. III "Tripp" (Colleen) Ahern of Fond du Lac, Brigid (Rob Waeldner) of Yarmouth ME, Timothy (Rose) Ahern of Fond du Lac, Tony (Linda) Ahern of Fond du Lac, Maggie (Brian Murphy) of Charlotte NC, and 16 Grandchildren that she dearly cherished. She is further survived by her sister Kathleen Fieweger of Naples, FL and her brother John O'Leary of Winter Springs, FL. She was preceded in death by her parents John and Helen O'Leary as well as her sister Ellen Kuehl and brother Tom O'Leary. Susan was born in Neenah, WI on November 25, 1936 the daughter of John and Helen Walter O'Leary. She attended St. Patrick grade school and Neenah High School. She attended UW-Madison for 2 years and graduated from Marquette University in 1959 with a degree in Dental Hygiene. She Married John E. Ahern on June 9, 1962. Susan has been a long time member of Holy Family Parish in Fond du Lac and a former president of Charity Club and Service League in Fond du Lac. She was also a member of St. John The Evangelist Parish in Naples, FL and former president of the Woman's Club at the Pelican Isle Yacht Club in Naples, Fl. Susan will long be remembered for her total and unwavering commitment to her family and in particular her 16 Grandchildren. In addition, her Irish wit and general love of life along with her many dear friends are her true legacies. For the past 20 years she has spent her time between Fond du Lac WI and Naples, FL. Visitation will be held at Zacherl Funeral Home, 875 E. Division St. Fond du Lac, from 3:00 to 7:00 PM on Tuesday, September 3, 2013. Visitation will also be held on Wednesday September 4, 2013 from 9:00 to 10:45 AM at Holy Family Parish Church, 271 Fourth Street Way, Fond du Lac. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at Holy Family Parish Church at 11:00 AM on Wednesday. Interment will be private for the family. In loving memory of Susan, in lieu of flowers, memorials in her name are appreciated to St. Mary's Springs Academy Second Century Building Campaign, 255 Hwy K, Fond du Lac WI 54937. Susan's family would like to thank Hospice, Agnesian Healthcare, Above and Beyond Care, and Doctors Fownes and Jones for all their special care and attention during this difficult time. Zacherl Funeral Home is serving the family. www.zacherlfuneralhome.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from September 1 to September 2, 2013 | O'Leary, Susan (I22651)
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| 8086 | Ahlgren-Knox, Valery Lake GenevaFormerly of Appleton, age 92, passed away Monday, October 15, 2001 at Burl ington Memorial Hospital. Valery was born March 25, 1909 in Kaukauna, t he daughter of the late Charles and Rose (Gloudeman) Vanevenhoven. Vale ry spent most of her youth in Kaukauna, graduating from Kaukauna High Scho ol. She then attended the University of Wisconsin at Madison, obtaini ng a degree in education and science. Valery taught home economics and sci ence in various locations including Indianapolis, Indiana; Waterloo, Iow a; and locally at Neenah and Xavier High Schools. Valery married Theodo re Ahlgren on June 6, 1936 in Indianapolis. He died June 22, 1958. She lat er married Edward Knox on June 23, 1972 in Appleton. He died July 7, 198 2. Valery was a member of St. Bernard Catholic Church of Appleton.She will be deeply missed by her two sons, Charles (Marianne) Ahlgren, Cra nston, RI and Stephen (Cathleen) Ahlgren, Lake Geneva; grandchildren: Ingr id and Theodore Ahlgren, Cranston, R.I. and Joseph and Jamie Ahlgren, La ke Geneva, Wisconsin; two brothers and two sisters: Eloy Vanevenhoven, Kau kauna; Thomas (Peg) Vanevenhoven, Yuba City, California; Dorothy Eslien, O shkosh and Joanne (Gene) Schiedermayer, Missoula, Montana. She was also pr eceded in death by a son, James Ahlgren on February 1, 1945 and a granddau ghter, Stephenie Marie Ahlgren, on February 5, 1994; also two brothers: No rbert and Robert Vanevenhoven; and sisters: Mary Lou Lowes and Ruth Vanden berg.The Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated at 11:00 a.m. Friday, Octob er 19th, at St. Bernard Catholic Church, 1617 W. Pine Street, Appleton, wi th Fr. John Bergstadt officiating. Burial will take place at Holy Cross Ce metery Kaukauna. Friends may call directly at the church from 10 a.m. Frid ay until the time of the service. A memorial fund has been established f or St. Bernard Catholic Church. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton, WI 920-733-7383 | Vanevenhoven, Valery (I80197)
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| 8087 | Ahrens, Derald H. "Bud", Appleton, 81, passed away Friday, Sept. 28, 2007, at Appleton Medical Center with his family by his side. Bud was born July 21, 1926, in the Town of Center, Wis., to the late Edwin Sr. and Hulda (Semrow) Ahrens. He graduated from Appleton High School in 1944 and served in the United States Navy during the Korean Conflict. Bud was an electrician at the Appleton Wire Works for the first half of his career and then the electrician for the Appleton Area Schools, retiring in June 1988. He was united in marriage to Shila Nagreen on February 6, 1965. Bud was a faithful member of St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church. He was also a member of the VFW Post 2778 and a volunteer at the Appleton Medical Center for many years. Bud also served two terms as Alderman for Appleton's 2nd ward in the 1960's. For many years Bud was a member of the Fox Valley Lutheran High School General Board. Bud is survived by his loving wife, Shila, sons; Dale Ahrens of Winneconne; Bruce (Ruth) Ahrens of Neenah; and Steve (Diane) Ahrens of Menasha; daughters, Deraldean Combs (special friend Jack) of Hortonville; and Deborah Ahrens (special friend Harry) of Winneconne. He is further survived by his sister, Joan Hoeper of Neenah; brothers, Robert Ahrens (special friend Simone) of Victoria, Texas; and Gary (Erlinda) of Menasha; sister-in-law, Janet Ahrens; 12 grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. Bud will also be sadly missed by his nieces and nephews. Bud was preceded in death by his brothers, Edwin Jr., James and Melvin, who died in infancy in 1924; a brother-in-law, Richard Hoeper; and sister-in-law Betty Ahrens. Funeral services for Bud will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2007 at 11 a.m. at ST. PAUL EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH, 302 N. Morrison Street, Appleton, with Pastor Waack officiating. Friends will be received at church on Tuesday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Interment will be held at Highland Memorial Park at 2 p.m. The family would like to thank to the staff of 2 South and the Rehabilitation Unit at Theda Clark Hospital, the staff at Rennes Health Center, the staff of 2 South and 3 South of Appleton Medical Center with a special thank you to Dr. Amelia Al-Abbas. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME | Ahrens, Derald H. (I125239)
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| 8088 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Vandenberg, Sandra Mary (I74525)
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| 8089 | AIKEN, SC - VINCENT PAUL VERBRICK, 86, husband of the late Barbara O. (Thompson) Verbrick, died Monday, September 18, 2017 at Aiken Regional Medical Centers. A native of Menasha, WI, Paul was the son of the late Norbert F. and Dorothy Peterson Verbrick of Appleton, Wisconsin. He worked in sales as a young man, in Ohio, Michigan, and Wisconsin, and later became the owner and operator of Verbrick's Service Station on Washington Street in Menasha, continuing the business of his father before him. Taking a leap of faith, Paul and Barbara retired to Aiken, SC in 1986, building a new house and home there, even as they sorely missed their dear friends and family in the north. In Aiken, they were active members of St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church, and Paul was able to play golf the year round. He was preceded in death by his sister Patsy (Don) Kuehl. Survivors include his son and daughter-in-law, Peter and Debbie Verbrick, Bluffton, SC; his daughter and son-in-law, Kristan and Carl Pramuk, Silver Spring, MD; three grandchildren, Davis and Alice Verbrick, and Maia Pramuk. Survivors in Wisconsin include his sister's children, Dan (Jeanne) Talbot, Dorothy (George) Dworshok, Nora (Doug) Kees, Roy John (Diane) Talbot, Barby Talbot, and Bill ((Kathy) Talbot, as well as a host of Barbara and Paul's beloved extended family and chosen family in and around their long-time Neenah home. A memorial service will be held on October 14, 2017 at 2:00 pm at St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church with interment following in the churchyard. The Rev. Grant Wiseman will officiate. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be directed to St. Thaddeus Episcopal Church, 125 Pendleton St., SW, Aiken, SC 29801. SHELLHOUSE - RIVERS FUNERAL HOME, 715 EAST PINE LOG RD., AIKEN, SC Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Oct. 8, 2017 | Verbrick, Vincent PAUL (I206559)
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| 8090 | Aileen B. Clough 11/7/1927 3/4/2001 Post Crescent 3/6/2001 C 3 | Clough, Aileen B. (I138468)
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| 8091 | Aileen L. Laib, age 95, New London, passed away on Monday, December 01, 2008, at St. Joseph Residence. Aileen was born in Shiocton, on June 7, 1913, daughter of the late Henry and Clara (Voight) Lemke Sr. She was a longtime educator in the area. She was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church, New London. Aileen will be dearly missed by her family and friends. She is survived by her four children: Clara (Steve) Caruso; Maxine Laib, Suzanne Wendt, Henry Laib; grandchildren: Bianca Caruso, Paul (Rosemari) Caruso, Joseph (Alejandra) Caruso, Nicole (Dennis) Still, Alexandra (John) VanderWilt, and Spencer Wendt; and nine great-grandchildren. She is further survived by several nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Aileen is preceded in death by her husband, Max (1978), parents, four brothers, three sisters, nieces and nephews. A Graveside Service will be held for Aileen on Thursday, December 4, 2008, at 11 a.m. at Floral Hill Cemetery in New London with Rev. Brian Hennig officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to Emanuel Lutheran School. The family would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to the entire caring staff at St. Joseph Residence. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St. New London 920-982-3232 www.clinehanson funeralhome.com | Lemke, Aileen (I150725)
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| 8092 | Aileen M. "Ellie" Witter, age 85, of Appleton, passed away on Sunday, March 24, 2013, at her home. Ellie was born on June 19, 1927, in Bear Creek, Wisconsin, to the late Lloyd and Ellen (Belke) Stevenson. She married Richard Witter; he preceded her in death on December 5, 1975. Ellie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She was a well-known baker and butcher for many years in the Appleton area. Survivors include her children, Bruce (Sandra) Witter, Centreville, Virginia; Sandi Witter, Moline, Illinois; Steven (Beverly) Witter, Gladstone, Michigan; and Cheryl Witter (Larry Thomas) , Appleton; her grandchildren, Richard (Kelley) Witter, Joseph Witter, Christina Nukapigak and Isaac Nukapigak, Bryan Witter, Shelby (Jack) Truit and Jason Witter; her five great grandchildren; her sister Bernadyne Herndon, California; her brothers, Donald (Char) Stevenson, Reedsfield, Wisconsin, and Robert Stevenson, Appleton; and her special friends Shirley Ellenbecker and Peggy (Chuck) Reetz. Ellie is further survived by her beloved cats, Lenny and Toby. Memorial services will be at 11:00 a.m. on Thursday, March 28, 2013, at WICHMANN FUNERAL HOME - TRI-COUNTY CHAPEL, 3212 S. Oneida Street, Menasha, with Chaplain Kerry Kelley officiating. Friends may call directly at the funeral home on Thursday from 10:00 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established in her name. The family would like to extend a sincere thank you to Ellie's and Cheryl's neighbors, good friends and co-workers for their loving care and help. The family would also like to especially thank Dr. Richard Johnson and his staff for their loving care, as well as the nurses and staff of Affinity Home Care and Hospice. Online condolences may be offered at www.wichmannfargo.com Ellie was very much loved by family and friends, and will be missed by all. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on March 26, 2013 | Stevenson, Eileen (I142749)
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| 8093 | Aileen N. Beggs, former long-time resident of Clintonville,WI, died at her home in Severn MD, on Friday, 10 August, 2007. She was born Aileen Noonan on 29 March, 1914, in Oconto, WI, daughter of Mary Jane "Jennie" Herald Noonan and John J. Noonan of that city. Coming from a proud Irish family, she attended St. Joseph's Catholic Grade School, and then graduated from Oconto High School in 1932. As a student she was active in debate, dramatics, and on the staff of the school and local newspaper. On 25 June, 1934, in Oconto, she married Keith R. Beggs, of St. Croix Falls, WI, moving to Clintonville that year. The couple had seven children. As a young mother, she still found time to be active in the Junior and Senior Woman's Clubs, the Altar Society at St. Rose church, bridge marathons, Dance Club, American Legion Auxiliary, and other civic activities. One of her proudest achievements was her assumption of leadership responsibility for quarterly blood drives in support of the American Red Cross, a vital task she performed for many years. In 1950, Aileen began employment as a Nurse's Aide in the Clintonville Community Hospital. She found the work interesting and rewarding and studied regularly to improve her skills. In 1955, she became a Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN), and was assigned to the OB/GYN ward on the third floor. She loved taking care of mothers and their newborn babies. Every one of them was special to her, and she later recalled them with great affection. In 1978, Keith and Aileen moved to Severn, MD to help care for her seriously ill granddaughter, Elizabeth Schmidt. She became the day nurse for Elizabeth, and lovingly performed that duty until Elizabeth died some eighteen years later. Aileen left the hospital in the mid seventies but continued to study nursing. She received her AA Degree from Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold, MD. Aileen then completed the requirements for a degree in nursing at the University of the State of New York. In 1989, three months after her 75th birthday, Aileen fulfilled her lifelong goal of becoming a Registered Nurse (RN). While living in Maryland, she was an active member of St. Lawrence Catholic Church in Severn. Aileen was predeceased by her husband Keith Beggs, her infant son Robert, her parents, her brothers: John, Kenneth, Philip, Richard, Robert, and Jerome; her sisters: Genevieve and Kathryn, and her granddaughter Elizabeth Schmidt. She is survived by her children: Patricia Grote, Long Beach, CA; Richard(Anne) Beggs, Clintonville; Barbara Beggs and Mary Kay Beggs, Severn, MD; Kenneth Beggs, Mendota IL; and Jane (Robert) Schmidt, Severn, MD.Grandchildren are Deborah Luther, Riverside, CA; Kenneth Grote, Long Beach, CA; Rick Beggs of Sterling, VA; Michael (Debbie) Beggs of Leesburg, VA; Diane (Jay) Dunn of Haymarket, VA; Barbara J. Beggs of Albuquerque, NM; Allison (John) Wollenburg of Red Lodge, MT; Emily Knoll of Red Lodge, MT; Keith (Julie) Beggs of Naperville, IL; Kathryn Schmidt, Ellicott City, MD and Andrew Schmidt of Severn, MD; 23 Great-Grandchildren, and a Great-Great Granddaughter. Aileen's children wish to express their respect and admiration for their mother's enormous strength of character and her unconditional love. Visitation will be from 4 to 8 p.m. on Thursday, 16 August, 2007, at the Eberhardt-Stevenson Funeral Home in Clintonville, WI. The funeral service will be at 11 a.m. on Friday, 17 August, 2007, at St. Rose Catholic Church in Clintonville, with the Rev. Benjamin Sember officiating. Burial will be beside her husband Keith in Graceland Cemetery, Clintonville. If desired, memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of the Chesapeake, 445 Defense Highway, Annapolis, MD 21401.Condolences may be sent through www.eberhardtstevenson.com | Noonan, Aileen (I311907)
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| 8097 | Air Force career man--NCO | Goetzman, Everett Wendel (I26367)
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| 8098 | Air Force Reserves during Korean War | Verhagen, Yvonne Grace (I48424)
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| 8101 | Air Officer is Killed in Action, Lieutenant Klister, 26 of Wrightstown Served in England. Kaukauna- Lieutenant Urban H. Klister; 28, son of B. H. Klister , was killed in ACTION IN THE European theater October 14, according to a telegram received Friday by his father. He had been serving with the air force. The Lieutenant was previously reported missing in action. He entered service in May of 1941 and was stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, transferring to the air corps in August of 42. He took his pre flight training at Ellington Field, Texas, graduating as a bombardier from San Angelo air field, Texas in April of 1943. He had been overseas since last August and was stationed with the 8th Air force in England. A graduate of Wrightstown High School he has worked at the Fox River Valley Dairy Company at Wrightstown before entering service. Survivors are the father; four brothers; Herman, Kaukauna; Eugene, Philadelphia; Emmett, Manitowoc; Private First Class Sylvester, California; 1 sister; Mrs. Albert Van Enkevort, Milwaukee. A funeral mass will be held at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning at St. Paul Catholic Churchin Wrightstown APC--- Monday evening January 17, 1944 P-12 | Klister, Urban (I132784)
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| 8102 | Aird | Aird, John Robert (I165837)
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| 8106 | aka Bert | Parker, Elbert (I25854)
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| 8107 | AKA Sankt Johannes Gemeinde, Cicero Twp, Outagami, Wisconsin | Abel, Paulina (I171462)
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| 8108 | Aksel Jorgensen 151 Pummer Ct., Neenah Age 67, passed away Saturday afternoon unexpectedly. He was born December 26, 1905 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He had been a Neenah resident most of his life Mr. Jorgensen was employed by Lieber Lumber Co. for 45 years where he was Treasurer. He was a member of the Ridgeway Country Club, the Appleton B.P.O.E. Elks Lodge, no. 337, and a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Neenah. Survivors are his wife, Hyacinth; two brothers, Ole and Mark B., both of Neenah; a brother tmar and a sister Edith preceded him in death. He is further survived by 9 nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Kessler- Funeral Home with Dr. John E. Bouquet officiating. Interment will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Friends may call at the Kessler Funeral Home from 4 until 9 p.m Monday. A memorial fund has been established for the Appleton Memorial Hospital Cardiac Unit. Appleton Post Crescent, Appleton, WI. Monday, August 20, 1973. | Jorgenson, Aksel (I138690)
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| 8109 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Hietpas, Alan J. / Maas, Patricia Ann "Pam" (F33458)
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| 8110 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Hietpas, Scott / Hiroskey, Kristin (F7066)
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| 8111 | AL Anderson Lizzer Anderson Jennie Anderson Edwin Anderson Andrew Anderson Ellen Anderson | Anderson, Edwin (I166658)
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| 8112 | Al Baeten 5/14/1886 6/20/1944 Post Crescent 6/20/1944 9 | Baeten, Albert (I27624)
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| 8113 | AL JOYCE SSN 391-09-0260 Residence: 92128 San Diego, San Diego, CA Born 18 Jun 1915 Last Benefit: Died 19 Sep 1998 Issued: WI (Before 195 1) | Joyce, Alban James (I16290)
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| 8114 | Al Lobeck, 84, Sun Lakes, Ariz., formerly of Mandan, passed away Nov. 27, 2012, peacefully, surrounded by his family as they reminisced about wonderful family times, such as spending time at Lake; hunting trips with his brother and sons; many, many hours of card playing; and various projects teaching his kids and preparing them for life. A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. Friday, Dec. 28, at First Lutheran Church, Mandan. Burial service will be held at 3 p.m. at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, south of Mandan, with lunch following burial service at the Eagles Club in Mandan. Al was born in Edgeley on June 26, 1928, to Alex and Ivanelle (Jarrett) Lobeck. He grew up in Verona with his parents and two brothers, graduating from Verona High School in 1946. Al joined the U.S. Army in January 1951 and served until November 1952, touring the world from the Panama Canal to Greenland while serving his country. Al married Grace Sabby, also of Verona, in 1951. They lived in Fargo for the first few years of their marriage and moved to Mandan in 1953 where they resided until they moved to Arizona in 2006. They celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary in 2011. Al was one of the original employees of the Mandan Refinery and worked for 38 years before retiring and starting his second career as a Mandan School District Bus Driver, where he worked for 18 years. Al was a lifetime member of the Elks Club, where he was voted Elk of the Year in 1989, a member of the American Legion and VFW for over 50 years and a member of the Eagles since 1988. Al was known by all to have a very strong, loyal, caring and fun-loving personality. Because of this, throughout his life he had many, many very strong friendships that lasted his entire lifetime and he left a lasting impression with all those he met. He was always one of the first to help out his friends and family and was very generous with his time and support. Al's greatest love was his family, including five grandsons and step-grandson. He loved spending time playing cards, sharing stories, time at the Lake, fishing, golfing, watching his grandsons' sporting activities, and family get-togethers. He is survived by his three children, Jeff (Stephanie) Lobeck, Chandler, Ariz., Jim (Tana) Lobeck, Mandan, and Becky (Greg) Haider, Peoria, Ill. He is also survived by his grandchildren, Alex (A.J.) and Zachary Lobeck, Chandler, Ariz., Kaden and Brogan Lobeck, Mandan, and Jordan Thomas Haider, Peoria, Ill., and step-grandson, Britain Bentz, Mandan. He is also survived by his brother, Tom (Mary) Lobeck, Yucca Valley, Calif.; as well as many cherished family members and special friends that are too numerous to name. He will be greatly missed by everyone. Al was preceded in death by his wife, Grace; his parents, Alex and Ivanelle Lobeck; his brother, James C. Lobeck; his sister-in-law, Donna Ritter; his brothers-in-law, George Berry, Louis Christensen and Richard Ritter; his nieces, Lori Ann Christensen and Laurie Berry; as well as many cherished aunts, uncles, and cousins. Memorial donations may be sent to the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery. Source: Bismarck Tribune, 12-02-2012 | Lobeck, Al (I161965)
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| 8115 | AL Martin Anna Martin Earl Martin Anna Schomisch Leonard Schomisch Mary Ricker | Schomisch, Leonard (I163934)
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| 8116 | Al Rusch, age 56, passed away unexpectedly at his home in Little Chute on Tuesday afternoon, August 21, 2012. Al was born in Appleton on January 2, 1956, son of the late Alvin and Virginia (Hall) Rusch. He was a 1974 graduate of Appleton West High School, and entered the United States Army in 1975. After basic training, he served in the Army Reserves. For many years, Al was a truck driver for Waste Management. He was forced to retire a few years ago due to ill health. Al loved hunting, fishing, NASCAR, and spending time with his grandchildren. He is survived by his son: Al (Lisa) Rusch, III of Kaukauna and their children Cortlyn Rusch, Alexa Rusch, Michael Hughes, Emily Hughes, and Olivia Hughes; a daughter: Karen (Phil) Kalwitz of Tigerton and their children Kendra Kalwitz and Leandra Kalwitz. Al also leaves behind six sisters: Jan (Robert) Warner of Appleton; Lorie (Donald) Olson of Appleton; Brenda (Michael) Miller of Appleton; Chris Rusch of Appleton; Tari (Harlow) Drephal of New London; and Lisa (David) Polzin of Appleton. There are also many nieces, nephews, other relatives, and many friends. Al was preceded in death by his parents, an infant brother, a brother Robert, and a sister Jeanie. A memorial service for Al will be held at 11:30 AM on Saturday morning, August 25, 2012 at the Wichmann Funeral Home, 537 N. Superior Street in Appleton, with Rev. Ronald Nielsen officiating. Inurnment will be in Riverside Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home on Saturday from 9:30 AM until the hour of the service. Online condolences may be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on August 23, 2012 | Rusch, Alvin E. Jr. (I194969)
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| 8117 | Al Schnese, 85, Indianapolis, was born in Kimberly, Wis. on Jul. 26, 1926. He was a graduate of Kimberly High School and attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he was a member of Sigma Chi Fraternity and Badger Boys State. Al left Madison to join the U.S. Army and served as a Staff Sergeant in the 11th Airborne Division in the Pacific Theater during World War II. Al returned to Wis. upon completion of his service and started Frasier Lumber Company. He then created Allied Supply Company in Appleton. Al moved into a sales position with Valley School Suppliers, Appleton, and finished his career in sales with Mainline Industrial Distributors in Appleton. Al was a member of the First Congregational Church, UCC in Appleton, and was an active member until the end at Geist Christian Church in Indianapolis. He was a member at Buttes des Morts Country Club, Waupaca Country Club, and Riverview Country Club in Wis. Al was preceded in death by his parents, Henry and Elizabeth Schnese of Kimberly, Wis.; along with five brothers and sisters. He was also preceded in death by a wife, Rita Holzem Schnese; and is survived by their children, John (Nancy Bina) Schnese, Maple Grove, Minn.; Ellyn (Carl) Trinrud, Colbert, Ga.; Bill (Brenda Rassmusen) Schnese, Dublin, Ohio; Jim Schnese, Hendersonville, N.C.; and Bob (Lori Vaughan) Schnese, Chanhassen, Minn. He is also survived by wife, Jeri Schnese, Indianapolis, Ind.; and children Kim (Ed) Henz, Indianapolis, Ind., Robert (Sally Spence), Indianapolis, Ind., and Mike Schnese, Madison, Wis. He leaves behind 19 grandchildren; and two great-grandchildren. A true "Cheesehead," Al was an original season ticket-holder of the 13-time Champion Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. He was also a tremendous supporter of his beloved Wisconsin Badgers. A golf nut, Al recorded an "ace" on the 8th hole at Riverview Country Club in Appleton, Wis. A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, Dec. 5, 2011 at Geist Christian Church, Indianapolis, Ind., with calling for one hour prior. In lieu of flowers, the family would appreciate donations for the Centenary Christian Church Food Shelf of Indianapolis, Ind. via Geist Christian Church, 8550 Mud Creek Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46256. Online condolences may be directed to www.harrywmoore.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on December 4, 2011 | Schnese, Al (I322480)
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| 8118 | Aladdin Giancola 7/8/1907 12/11/1994 Post Crescent 12/12/1994 B 4 | Giancola, Aladdin Medio (I317670)
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| 8119 | Aladin Giancola Katherine Giancola Joseph L Giancola John J Giancola | Giancola, Aladdin Medio (I317670)
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| 8120 | Alagonda Gilbert | Unknown, Algonda "Ellen" (I143196)
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| 8121 | Alan "Uncle Al" Young, age 54 of Hollandtown, passed away on Sunday morning, December 11, 2016, after an ongoing battle with an aneurysm. Al was born in Appleton on April 20, 1962, son of Ronald and Berniece Young. Everyone will remember Al as a fun-loving father and grandfather who enjoyed hunting, fishing, and working on small engines in his free time. All who knew him also knew this about him: he was just plain naughty! Al is survived by his mother: Berniece Young; two sons: Jay Young and Gary (Rachel Beard) Young; five grandchildren: Miah, Ava, and Jacob VanDerSteen and Alexa and Jeremiah Young. He also leaves behind six sisters and a brother: Theresa (Charles) Gilbertson, Colleen (Tom) Brazee, Julie (Roy) Mankovecky, Laurie (Mark) Rogers, Charlene (Steve) Babbitts, Mary (Jim) Keller, and Ronald B. Young, Jr. There are also many nieces and nephews who loved their Uncle Al. Al was preceded in death by his father Ronald Young, and by his daughter, Anni VanDerSteen on December 2. A prayer service for Al will be held at the Fargo Funeral Home, 400 W. Wisconsin Avenue at 7:00 PM on Wednesday, December 14, 2016. Family and friends are invited to gather at the funeral home on Wednesday from 4:00 PM until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established. For more information or to share a memory of Al, please visit www.wichmannfargo.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Dec. 13, 2016 | Young, Alan (I72348)
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| 8122 | Alan "Wrench" Reinke, 47, New London, passed away unexpectedly while working in Hagertown, Md. Alan was born on April 26, 1960, in New London, son of Robert and Gladys (Schneidewend) Reinke. On Aug. 25, 1989, he was united in marriage to Brenda Wilson in Waupaca. Alan was an accomplished woodworker. He worked for J.T. Roofing of Saukville for the past 11 years. He enjoyed baseball, pool, darts, horseshoes and NASCAR racing. Alan is survived by his wife, Brenda; his mother, Gladys Reinke, Sugar Bush; a brother, Merlin Reinke, Clintonville; sisters, Beverly (Douglas) Glocke, Greenville; Betty (Kelly) Schuelke, Larsen; Lois Hertzfeldt (friend, John Rowl), New London; a sister-in-law, Joannie Reinke, Bear Creek. Sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law, Joan Wilson, Waupaca; Loretta (James) Jackson, Stevens Point; Brian (Sandy) Wilson, Iola; Loren "Rusty" Wilson, Texas. He is further survived by numerous nieces, nephews, other relatives, the Sugar Bush Rowdies, other friends and his best pal, "Chewy." He is preceded in death by his father, Robert; father and mother-in-law, Loren (Dorothy) Wilson; a brother, Michael and a brother-in-law, Michael. Funeral services for Alan will be held on Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2007, at 11 a.m. at the Cline & Hanson Funeral Home. Friends may call at the funeral home on Tuesday from 4 to 8 p.m. and on Wednesday from 10 a.m. until the time of the service. Cline & Hanson Funeral Home 209 W. Cook St., | Reinke, Alan (I313853)
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| 8123 | Alan Adrian Ph.D, 92, died Friday, March 28, 2008. He was born Feb. 13, 1916, in Kaukauna, son of John and Anna (Van Dyke) Adrian. Alan married Verna LaPlante Dec. 31, 1942, recently celebrating 65 years of marriage together. Mr. Adrian was a member of St. Mary Parish, Appleton. After graduating from Lawrence University with a B.A. in chemistry, Alan received a Masters and Ph.D from the Institute of Paper Chemistry. He devoted his career to Neenah Paper Company as Technical Director, and later as Operations and Development manager of the Neenah paper division of Kimberly-Clark. Alan was on the Board of Directors of the Neenah Paper Company prior to Kimberly-Clark's acquisition, and was proud to continue in that capacity. Alan and Verna have been longtime members of Ridgeway Country Club as well as the Appleton Curling Club. He enjoyed golfing, curling, swimming and happy times at the family cottage on Waubee Lake. Alan was a member and had been president of the Neenah- Menasha Kiwanis Club and a member of the Appleton Golden K Kiwanis Club. He was a Faithful Navigator, and current member of the 4th Degree Knights of Columbus Allouez Assembly #1199, along with past president and current member of Lakeside Tappi. A past member of the Neenah-Menasha Elks Lodge #676, he also served as a member of the Neenah Vocational School Board of Directors. Alan and Verna's retirement years were spent volunteering as red coats at Theda Clark Medical Center and as members of the RSVP tutoring program. Additionally, they enjoyed traveling. He will be sadly missed, but never forgotten. Alan is survived by his beloved wife, Verna; two wonderful daughters, Patti Schmidtke and Judi (Fred) Stadler; granddaughters, Jami (Charles) Kilpatrick, Colleen (Peder) Conley-Lindberg, and Kathlyn (John) Albert; grandsons, G.P. (Katie) Schmidtke, Neal (Tanti) Conley, and Michael Stadler; three great-grandchildren and a great-grandson soon to be born, Alexandra Kilpatrick, Jackson Schmidtke and Lilia Lindberg. Memorial services will be held at 12 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, 2008, at St. Mary Parish, 312 S. State Street, Appleton, with Fr. Michael O'Rourke officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Appleton. Friends may call at the church from 11 a.m. Wednesday until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers memorials have been established for the Neenah-Menasha Kiwanis Club and the Parkinson Foundation. KESSLER FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES Neenah 920-722-6464 | Adrian, Alan (I107727)
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| 8124 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Effa, Alan / Abhold, Rebecca J. "Bekki" (F31795)
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| 8125 | Alan G. Wunderlich, of Clintonville, formerly of Greenville, age 67, pass ed away on Sunday, June 4, 2006, following a struggle with Blasto Mycos is Pneumonia at Appleton Medical Center. Al was born on June 16, 193 8, in Appleton, son of the late Edwin and Irene (Heinel) Wunderlich. He gr aduated from Hortonville High School in 1957, following high school he jo ined the National Guard and had a tour of duty in Tacoma Washington. In 19 61, Al started his own business called Al Wunderlich Excavating in Appleto n, which he ran for over 30 years. He currently owned A&E Septic in Clint onville. Al enjoyed gardening, traveling and fishing with his buddies. He is survived by his six children: Mark (Kim) Wunderlich, Hortonville a nd their children Daniel and Jon; Lori (Mike) Sommers, Hortonville and the ir children Joey, Shanna, and Jacob; Rick (Julie) Wunderlich, Hortonvil le and their children Bailey and Jenna; Jeff Wunderlich, Los Angeles, C A; Lisa (Pete) Van Handel, Hortonville and their children Amanda, Benjam in and Lucas; Todd (Heather) Wunderlich, Appleton and their son Blake; t wo brothers: Warren (Pat) Meyer and Gary Wunderlich; a sister, Iley Ruwold t; a sister-in-law, Elaine Meyer. Al is further survived by the moth er of his children Shirley Wunderlich; many nieces, nephews, other relativ es and friends. Preceding Al in death are his parents, a brother Floyd Meyer, a brother-in -law Leroy Ruwoldt. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, June 8, 2006 at 7 p.m. at Borch ardt & Moder Funeral Home in Hortonville. Burial will be in the Highland M emorial Park in Appleton. Friends may call at the funeral home on Thursd ay from 3 p.m. until the time of service. Borchardt & Moder Funeral Home 109 W. Main St., Hortonville | Wunderlich, Alan G. (I124294)
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| 8127 | Alan J. Landreman, Kaukauna, age 59, died unexpectedly on Thursday, July 2, 2009, at Theda Clark Medical Center. He was born July 29, 1949, in Appleton son of William and Joan (Van Lankvelt) Landreman. On December 1, 1972, he was united in marriage to Bonnie Nelessen at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Kaukauna. Alan was an U.S. Army Veteran who served in Korea during the Vietnam War. He was employed as a machine tender at Thilmany Paper for the past 42 years. Alan was an avid Wisconsin sports fan and supported the Brewers, Packers, and Badgers. He enjoyed taking his family on road trips, camping, and especially visiting Door County. He is survived by his wife Bonnie; his mother, Joan; his three children: Christine (Heath) Hoffmann, Daniel (Dawn), and Elaina Landreman, a granddaughter, Cali; a sister, Cindy (Jim) Blair; a brother, Tom Landreman; and a sister-in-law, Dorothy (Kenn) Micke. He is further survived by nieces and a nephew: Sadie (Cory) Swedberg, Abby (Joe) Schmidt, Allison (David) Orlovsky, Marissa (Kevin) Lefers, Jessie and Clint Micke. He was preceded in death by his father, William, father and mother-in-law, Urban and Betty Nelessen, two brothers-in-law: John and Charles Nelessen, as well as aunts, uncles, and other relatives. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Monday, July 6, 2009, at St. Katharine Drexel Parish at St. Aloysius Site, 2401 Main Avenue, Kaukauna, with Fr. Jerry Pastors officiating. Interment will be in St. Mary Cemetery, Kaukauna. Friends may call on Sunday July 5, 2009, at BOETTCHER FAMILY FUNERAL HOME, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., 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 directly at the church on Monday from 9 a.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund is being established in Alan's name. (920-766-2099). You were a great husband, father, grandfather and man. We love you and will miss you dearly. | Landreman, Alan J. (I155961)
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| 8128 | Alan James Wouters, Appleton, age 63, passed away suddenly at ThedaCare Hospital in Neenah, Wisconsin after a short battle with cancer. Alan was born on December 28, 1953 at St. Elizabeth's Hospital in Appleton. Survivors include his longtime companion, Mary Allgeyer, his son, Travis (Sara) Wouters, and granddaughter Ella. To sign the guest book, please visit oconnellfh.com. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 27, 2017 | Wouters, Allan James (I8534)
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| 8129 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Verhagen, Alan Joseph (I18387)
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| 8130 | Alan P. Lambie, of Palm Bay, Florida, loving husband, father and grandfather passed away peacefully on January 21, 2017. Al was born on September 11, 1943 to the late Neal and Celeste (Olive) Lambie. After graduating from high school, he served his country in the US Coast Guard for 4 years. On May 4, 1968, he united in marriage to Cheryl Beyer. Al retired to Florida after 31 years of service with Calnin & Goss, Inc. He enjoyed golfing, fishing and sitting with family and friends around a campfire at his summer residence in Brussels, WI. Al is survived by his daughter Dawn (Shane) Becher, son Brad (Faith) Lambie, grandchildren Hope, Missy, Riley, Casey, Kody, Tristen and Chloe, along with many brothers, sisters, nieces, nephews, brother and sister in laws. Al is preceded in death by his wife Cheryl, sons: Brian and Eric. A memorial service will be at Seymour Assembly of God, 989 Lincoln Street, Seymour, WI on Saturday, February 11, 2017 from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM with a prayer service to follow. Memorial donations may be made to Alan Lambie. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Feb. 5, 2017 | Lambie, Alan P. (I129952)
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| 8131 | Alan Peter Vandenheuvel born St. Eliz Appleton to Clarence Nicholas Vandenheuvel age 30, born Wis Apprentice plumber , Coonen Plumbing, and Ursula Alegonda VanHandel age 28 born WI. | VandenHeuvel, Alan (I138236)
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| 8132 | Alan R. Kopf 12/15/1991 Post Crescent 12/16/1991 D 6 | Kopf, Alan R. (I313630)
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| 8133 | Alan Ralph Behnke, Brillion, passed away on Dec. 20, 2008, at home. He was born July 3, 1923, in Brillion, to the late John and Vivian (Houghton) Behnke. He married Yvonne (Bonnie) Lewis on April 12, 1944, in Dubuque, Iowa. They celebrated almost 58 years of marriage before her death on March 25, 2002. He enlisted in the Army on April 19, 1943. He received airplane mechanic schooling at AFF Seattle. He finished his tour in Gulfport, Miss. Upon discharge in 1946, he joined the family business, National Lumber Co., in Manitowoc. He retired on June 28, 1983. Retirement was short-lived as he then went to work as a truck driver for Professional Plating for several years. He served as an alderman for Brillion for several years and on various boards at St. Bartholomew Lutheran Church. Dad was a talented woodworker who could building anything, from the house he lived in to beautiful handcrafted furniture. His passion was his family and riding his Harley. He was known around Brillion as "the old man on the Harley." He is survived by four daughters and five sons-in-law and their families, Faith and Walter Sonnabend, Brillion, and their three children, David and Brigette, and their children, Parker and Hilary, Erin and Kurt Propson, Hilbert, with their three children, Drake, Grant and Meghan; and Laura and Joe Deba, Parker Colo.; Diane and David Buboltz, Brillion, and their three children, Melissa and Jon Day with their daughter, Savannah, Charity and David Plate and their son, Dominik, Brent and Jennifer Buboltz with their three children, Jasmine, Caleb and Aliya; Deborah and Charles Wismer, Neenah, and their daughters, Alison and Jacob Fries and children, Henry and Sylvia of Madison, and Erika and Bob Rabin, Plymouth, Minn.; James and Betty Wyngaard, Brillion, and his three children, Adam and Erin Wyngaard of Decatur, Ill., Kaitlyn and Emily Wyngaard; Susan and Richard Hammond, Brillion, and their children, Justin and Andrea Chupita with their children, Ashlyn and Lauren, Menasha, and Nicole Chupita and friend, Domminic Gifford, Green Bay. He is further survived by nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife; parents; brothers; and daughter, Kristine Wyngaard. Funeral services will be held on Dec. 23, 2008, (Tuesday), at 5 p.m. at St. Bartholomew Lutheran Church in Brillion, with the Rev. Mark Krueger officiating. Burial will be in the Brillion Community Cemetery. Friends may call at the church on Tuesday from 2 p.m. until the time of service. Wieting Funeral Home of Brillion is assisting the family. Dad, thanks for all the good memories. You were the "hub" of our family, our "go-to" guy and the best "candy bar Boppa"! | Behnke, Alan Ralph (I83695)
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| 8134 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Hietpas, Alan Roger / Morehouse, Rebecca Frances (F11970)
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| 8135 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family: Tennessen, Alan Roger / Forbes, Patty Ann (F2604)
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| 8136 | Alanson Madison Jenette Madison Joseph Madison James Madison Jessie Madison Julius Madison Jane Madison Josephine Madison Jenette Madison Julia Madison John Madison | Everett, Anjanette (I121881)
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| 8137 | Alanson R Whaley Jessie R Whaley Joe Bushberger | Buchberger, Joseph (I90026)
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| 8138 | Alaska in fire | Leis, Eddie w. (I20914)
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| 8139 | Alaska in fire | Leis, Johnathon Rae (I20915)
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| 8140 | Alaxender Whitman Eliza B Whitman Irene L Whitman Mary A Whitman Elizabeth C Whitman Roy F Potts Emma Krull | Whitman, Herbert Alexander Bert (I145076)
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| 8141 | Alb Kumrow Anna Kumrow Anton Kumrow | Kumrow, Arthur Herman (I152536)
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| 8142 | Alb. Ebben, aged 52 years, died Friday evening at his home on Main Street. Mr. Ebben had been in failing health for the last yer. He is survived by his widow, one son, Henry, three daughters, Mrs. Frank Kilsdonk, and the Misses Anna and Minnie Ebben. Funeral services were held on Monday morning at nine o'clock from St John church. Burial took place in the Catholic cemetery. The Rev. John Sprangers had charge of the services. | Ebben, Albert (I22943)
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| 8143 | Alban A. Bauer 811 Blackwell St., Kaukauna Age 64, passed away unexpectedly at 4 p.m. Tuesday. He was born July 26, 1898 in Bauer, Iowa, and came to Kaukauna in 1923 as a baseball player. He was formerly employed at Thilmany Paper Company, retiring 5 years ago. Mr. Bauer is survived by his wife; one daughter, Joan; one son, Jerry, both at home; three brothers, Leo and Frank, Bauer, Ia., Jerome, DeMoines, Ia.; six sisters, Mrs. Laura Ripperger, Bauer, Ia., Mrs. Julie Wadle, DeMoines, Ia., Mrs. Mary Wadle, Melcher, Ia., Mrs. Amelia Schneider, Locona, Ia., Mrs. Verona Meek and Miss Florence Bauer, both of Alhambra, Calif. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at Holy Cross Catholic Church, Kaukauna. Friends may call at the Fargo Funeral Home, Kaukauna, after 3 p.m. Thursday. Rosary will be prayed at 8 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. | Bauer, Alban A. (I323480)
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| 8144 | Alban Wilpolt was arrested in Norfolk, VA. on April 30, 1932. He and two others were charged with violation of the national prohibition act. One of the men had a diary that had an entry "March 1 - Lindy" Police attached significance to that as that was the day Charles A. Lindburg Jr. was stolen from his crib in Hopewell, N.J. Here are several articles related to these events. Charges were dropped and the men were released. | Wilpolt, Alban William (I390)
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| 8145 | Alberd Breitrick Birttie Breitrick Hattie J Breitrick Edwin Carl Breitrick William L Breitrick Ora H Breitrick Emma Breitrick | Breitrick, William (I130490)
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| 8146 | Albern Edgar Ed Stanke, 81, of Rice Lake died Nov. 10, 1999 at his home. A memorial service was held Sunday from the Jarocki Funeral Chapel in Rice Lake, with Rev. Rick Lund officiating. Burial of cremains will be at a later date in Braun Settlement Cemetery in the Town of Warner, Clark County. Mr. Stanke was born June 14, 1918 to Albern and Clara (Hoenisch) Stanke at Wausau, Wis., where he grew up and graduated from Wausau High School in 1936. He attended vocational school for 2 years and then worked for First National Bank in Wausau until he was drafted into the Army in March 1941. On Sept. 18, 1941 he married Almira Horn in Pine City, Minn. After discharge from the Army in July 1945, Mr. Stanke worked for the Marathon, Corp. in Wausau for 22 years as a safety director. He later worked 6 years in the ammunition plant at the Olin Corp. in Prairie du Sac and 10 years for the Wausau Insurance Co. in Rice Lake. After retirement, he was an active member of the Rice Lake Golden K and the Turtleback golf club. Mr. Stanke was a WW II veteran and a member of the Rice Lake Masonic Lodge. He is survived by his wife, Almira a son, Dennis of West Salem a daughter, Judith Luebke of Appleton six grandchildren a great grandchild a brother, Myron of Appleton and three sisters, Enid Raspel and Sandra Tarnow, both of Wausau, and Janice Morgan of Hazel Green. | Stanke, Albern Edgar (I334922)
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| 8147 | Albers, Jerome P.Jerome P. Albers, 92, De Pere, died early Friday morning, Jan. 30, 2004, s urrounded by his family, after a short illness. The son of the late Mart in and Mary (Minten) Albers was born May 22, 1911, in De Pere. On Ju ne 8, 1940, he married the former Bernice Thomson at St. Joseph Churc h, De Pere. She preceded him in death on Oct. 9, 1996. Jerome was a homebu ilder with Martin Albers & Sons, later called Albers Builders. Mr. Albe rs was a charter member of the De Pere Area Golden K Club. He was an acti ve member at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in De Pere and a regul ar attendee at the 7:30 a.m. Mass Group.Survivors include his eight children and their spouses, Jerome M. and P at Albers, Wausau; Dennis and June Albers, Morton, Ill.; Karen and Dick Te ske, Boulder Junction; Lynn and Dick Danen, De Pere; Curt and Sandi Alber s, De Pere; John and Leslie Albers, Victoria, Canada; Chuck and Patti Albe rs, De Pere; Marty and Barb Albers, Ashwaubenon; 27 grandchildren, 12 grea t-grandchildren. One sister, Johanna Vanden Heuvel; sister-in-laws, Mar ie Albers and Helen Green, Lydia Wozniak, Dorothy Thomson, Betty Thomso n, Della Spreeman, and Vi and Aloysius Smits further survive him.His wife; two infant children; three brothers, Bernard, Raphael, Ambros e; and a sister, Matilda Quinette preceded him in death.Friends may call at RYAN FUNERAL HOME, 305 N. Tenth St., from 2 to 6 p. m. Sunday, Feb. 1, 2004. Parish prayer service will be held at 3 p.m. Visi tation will continue after 9:30 a.m. Monday at Our Lady of Lourdes Cathol ic Church, Suburban Drive at Lourdes Avenue, De Pere, until time of servic e. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Monday at the ch urch with the Rev. Conrad Kratz, officiating. Entombment in Allouez Mausol eum.In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established for Our Lady of L ourdes Building Fund.Jerome's family extends a special thank you to the staff at Birch Creek a nd Unity Hospice.Online condolences may be expressed to the Albers family by visiting www.r yanfh.com. | Albers, Jerome Peter (I66418)
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| 8148 | Albert "Al" Nienhaus, 86, Rockland, passed away peacefully Thursday eveni ng July 20, 2006. He was born September 26, 1919, in Greenleaf to the la te Henry and Elizabeth (Petrie) Nienhaus. On June 10, 1944, he married Dor othy Schmidt at St. John Lutheran Church, Wrightstown.Friends may call from 4 - 8 p.m. Sunday, July 23, 2006, at RYAN FUNERAL HO ME, 305 N. Tenth Street, De Pere. Visitation will continue after 10 a.m. M onday at Hope Lutheran Church, 700 S. Superior Street, De Pere, until t he time of service at 11 a.m. with Rev. Carl Ehrfurth officiating. Buri al at Greenwood Cemetery, De Pere. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to expre ss online condolences to the family. Posted July 23, 2006; Nienhaus, Albert LeoAlbert Leo Nienhaus, 86, De Pere, died peacefully July 20, 2006. Al was bo rn Sept. 26, 1919, to Henry and Elizabeth Petrie Nienhaus in East Wrightst own (Greenleaf), Wis. On June 10, 1944, he married Dorothy J. Schmidt, t he daughter of Arthur and Anna Kuehl Schmidt, in Wrightstown, Wis. Albe rt and Dorothy dairy-farmed in the town of Rockland, Brown County, until m oving to De Pere in 1978. He continued in his love of "farming" by doing c ustom combining and working for Gold Dust Farms until retiring in 1999.Al is survived by his wife, Dorothy, residing at Santa Maria Nursing Ho me in Green Bay. He is survived by his son, Norman and his wife, Mary Elle n, Allouez; his daughters, Gail and Paul Genereau, Appleton; Gloria and R on Stellman, Addison, Ill.; and Loreen and her partner, Barbara, and the ir son, Jeremiah Guyes, New Franken. He is survived by his grandson, Ma rc Nienhaus and his wife, Chelsea; and two great-grandsons, Wyatt Allen a nd Nash Nolan, Allouez. Albert is further survived by two brothers, Ral ph and his wife, Ione, Crivitz; and Marvin, Green Bay, Wis.; and three sis ters, Rosemary and William Pranke, De Pere; Florence Beining and Bernice C lark, Greenleaf, Wis. He is survived by his sister-in-law, Elaine Nienhau s, Francis Creek; and Dorothy's brother, Robert Schmidt and his wife, Rut h, Elkhart Lake, Wis.; also many nieces, nephews, cousins, godchildren, a nd other rellies.Al was preceded in death by his son, Nolan, in 1976. Also by three young s iblings; his sister, Dorothy Severson; and three brothers, Ellsworth, Raym ond, and Henry Jr.; and many in-laws.He will truly be missed by his family and many friends. Please jo in us in a time of sharing and celebrating Albert's life. Friends may ca ll from 4 to 8 p.m., Sunday, July 23, 2006, at RYAN'S FUNERAL HOME, 3 05 N. Tenth Street, De Pere. Visitation will continue after 10 a.m., Monda y, July 24, 2006, at Hope Lutheran Church, 700 S. Superior Street, De Per e, until time of service at 11 a.m. with Rev. Carl Ehrfurth officiating. B urial at Greenwood Cemetery, De Pere. Please go to www.ryanfh.com to expre ss online condolences to the family. The family would like to express sincere gratitude to Ledgeview Nursing Ce nter for Al's loving and compassionate care these past three years. | Nienhaus, Albert "Al" (I107924)
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| 8149 | Albert (Bert) Fird, died 10 Jan 1968 136 N. Elm St., Kimberly Age 72, Passed away Wednesday morning at 8:15 after a short illness. He was Born in Streator, Ill. on July 30, 1895. He was a member of the Golden Age Club. and a veteran of World War I and a member of the Kimberly Clark Quarter Century Club. He is survived by two sons, Vernon and Donald of Kimberly; one brother Harold Fird of Ocala, Florida; and three grandchil- dren. Funeral services will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the First Presbyteri- an Church, Kimberly with the Rev. John Bowe in charge. Interment will be in Highland Memorial Park, Appleton Section B, Page 12 | Fird, Albert (I109440)
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| 8150 | Albert (JR) J. Sell Jr., age 66, died Thursday, March 28, 2007, at home surrounded by his family. He was born May 12, 1940, in Oconto Falls to Ethel (Nelson) and the late Albert Sell Sr. Albert grew up in Green Valley and graduated from Bonduel High School. On Oct. 27, 1962, he married Judith Wolf at St. John's Lutheran Church in Morgan. Albert worked as a master plumber until retirement. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and took many trips around the country and Canada. His passion for fishing also led him to become a charter boat captain on Lake Michigan out of the port of Algoma. Albert enjoyed time spent with his family, racing stock cars and especially working on the ranch. Survivors include his wife Judy, and their children, Sherry (Marty) LaFond, Algoma; Dan (Annette Leisner), Suring; Jody (George) Grigus, Park Ridge Illinois; five grandchildren, Ryan Eggert, Courtney Sell, Daniel Sell, Joseph Grigus and Justin Grigus; mother Ethel Sell, Gillett; sister Edna Mae (Leo) Dobner, Crystal City, MO; brother, Lyman, Gillett; sister Judy (Richard) Belke, New Holstein; brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law Robert McCabe, Janice (Harold) Aprill, Gary (Lorraine) Wolf, Robert (Barbara) Wolf, Joyce (Ed) Winkler, John (Bev) Wolf; many nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his father, Albert, brother Clinton, and sister, Donna McCabe. Friends may call at the Grace Lutheran Church, Hwy. 42, Kewaunee, Saturday, March 31, 2007, from 9 a.m. until the time of services at 11 a.m. with the Pastor Howard Batt officiating. The Schinderle Funeral Home, Algoma, assisted the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be sent to www.schinderle.com. | Sell, Albert Jr. (I312308)
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| 8151 | Albert 36, Delia 34, richard 4, junior 2, delores 1 | VanLanen, Albert Bernard (I108030)
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| 8152 | Albert 75 born Belgium, Johanna 68 norn Netherland i mm 1871,Martin age 35. | DeCoster, Albert Lambert (I104250)
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| 8153 | Albert A Bahr Ella A Bahr Mildred C Bahr Gilbert H Bahr Phylis A Bahr [5 3/12] Janet G Bahr [3 2/12] Kenneth R Bahr [5/12] James Nelson | Bahr, Albert (I191553)
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| 8154 | Albert A Gates Mary Gates Frederick Gates | Gates, Albert Austin (I195058)
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| 8155 | Albert A Klammer Lynda C Klammer William K Klammer | Klammer, Albert (I319106)
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| 8156 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Klammer, William (I335941)
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| 8157 | Albert A Krueger Ernestine Krueger Elsie Krueger Arthur Krueger Otto Krueger Albert Krueger Emery Krueger Harold Krueger Clara Krueger Harvey Krueger [1/12] Johannah Krueger | Krueger, Albert (I152636)
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| 8158 | Albert A Krueger Ernestine Krueger Elsie Krueger Arthur Krueger Otto Krueger Albert Krueger Emery Krueger Harold Krueger Clara Krueger Harvey Krueger [1/12] Johannah Krueger | Knuth, Johanna (I152638)
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| 8159 | Albert A Menting Rose Menting Syvester Menting Gladys Menting Josette Menting Roland Menting Verna Menting Bertha Menting Vincent Menting Marvin Menting Stella Menting Lester Menting | Menting, Albert A. (I138291)
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| 8160 | Albert A Menting Rose P Menting Germaine C Menting Wilbert A Menting Leonard A Menting Sylvester J Menting | Menting, Albert A. (I138291)
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| 8161 | Albert A Oskey Elizabeth M Oskey Elmer Oskey Dorothy Oskey Mildred Oskey Albert Oskey Alice Oskey [1 10/12] | Oskey, Albert (I191224)
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| 8162 | Albert A Rosin abt 1888 22 Sep 1971 82 | Rosin, Albert (I163925)
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| 8163 | Albert A Steffens Mathilda Steffens Johanna Steffens Henry Steffens Lawrence Steffens Leo Steffens Fred Steffens Paul Steffens Anton Nablefeld | Steffens, Albert August (I22082)
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| 8164 | Albert A Steffens Mathilda Steffens Johanna Steffens Henry Steffens Lawrence Steffens Leo Steffens Fred Steffens Paul Steffens Anton Nablefeld | Huven, Mathilda Johana (I22088)
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| 8165 | Albert A Steffens Mathilda Steffens Johanna Steffens Henry Steffens Lawrence Steffens Leo Steffens Fred Steffens Paul Steffens Anton Nablefeld | Steffens, Henry Leonard (I139952)
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| 8166 | Albert A Uecker Mary A Uecker Elsie Uecker Harvey Wm Uecker Otto Wm Uecker Wm F Uecker | Uecker, Albert (I307752)
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| 8167 | Albert A Uecker Mary A Uecker Elsie Uecker Harvey Wm Uecker Otto Wm Uecker Wm F Uecker | Uecker, William (I307754)
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| 8168 | Albert A Wettengel Ida W Wettengel Hubert W Wettengel Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4508; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 44-1 http://interactive.ancestry.com/2442/M-T0627-04508-00022/76956746?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1940usfedcen%26h%3d76956746%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d6224&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Wettengel, Albert (I153096)
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| 8169 | Albert A. Breitung | Breitung, Albert August Sr. (I144956)
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| 8170 | ALBERT A. BREITUNG, SR., one of the venerable citizens of Appleton, Wisconsin, where he was for a long period engaged in the blacksmith and wagon making business, is a veteran of, the Civil War, and was born in Prussia, November 11, 1835, a son of August and Amelia (Leonhart) Breitung, the former born in the same country in 1804 and for three year a soldier in the Prussian army. Mr. Breitung's grandfather, Frederick Breitung, was a farmer and hotel keeper. In 1829, August Breitung and Amelia Leonhart were married, a union that resulted in the birth of ten children, and in 1848 they came to America, settling in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where August Breitung died in 1850. Two years later his widow married William Breitung, and her death occurred in 1885. Albert A. Breitung secured his education in the common schools of his native country, and worked on the home farm in Milwaukee county until his mother's second marriage, at which time he started out in life for himself, the next few years being spent in learning the business of manufacturing fanning mills. In 1854 he purchased the interest of his brother's partner, Norman Bucks, in the fanning mill business, the firm having been established in 1853, and after following that occupation in the winters and carpentering in the summers for a few years, the brothers moved down the river, and in 1859 rented a shop and continued in business until 1863. In that year Mr. Breitung enlisted in Company G, First Wisconsin Cavalry, under Captain Charles Robinson, attached to the Army of the Cumberland, and on July 28, 1864, he was captured at the battle of Atlanta while his regiment was making a charge. He was sent first to Andersonville, later to Charleston and eventually to Florence, but after imprisonment of seven months and seventeen days, on the near approach of Sherman's army, he was released and sent to Richmond, and thence down the James river to General Butler's camp, from whence he was sent to Benton Barracks, St. Louis, Missouri. From March until May, 1865, he remained at home sick, and then returned to his regiment, and was finally discharged August 2, 1865, after having participated in a number of desperate struggles, in all of which he displayed the greatest bravery and loyalty to his country. On completing his army service, Mr. Breitung resumed his work as a carpenter, and in 1868 formed a partnership with Christ Heinz and engaged in wagon making and blacksmithing, purchasing his partner's interest in 1872 and continuing the business alone on a large scale until his permanent retirement, since which time he has lived a quiet life at Appleton. In April, 1856, Mr. Breitung was married to Miss Jane Ketchum, a native of Onondaga county, New York, and they had eleven children, as follows: Edwin E., Henry A., Hattie E., Albertina, Frank, Ralph, Amelia, William and three who died in infancy. In 1879 Mrs. Breitung died and two years later Mr. Breitung was married to Emilie A. Klene, three children being born to this union: Albert A., Rudolph C. and Emilie A. Mr. Breitung is a Democrat in his political views, and he has served in various township offices. He was for a number of years a prominent Odd Fellow, holding positions of honor in that lodge, and was also connected with the Sons of Hermann in an official capacity. He has spent many years in this part of the country, and has taken an active part in the growth and developments of Appleton and Outagamie county. | Breitung, Albert August Sr. (I144956)
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| 8171 | Albert A. Gates Mary Gates | Gates, Albert Austin (I195058)
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| 8172 | Albert A. Leis, 83, of Kendall, Wis., died Monday, May 2 8, 2001, at his home.He was born Sept. 6, 1917, at Brush Creek in the town of Jefferson to Pet er and Mary (Suhr) Leis Sr. He was united in marriage to Esther Breitenfie ld April 9, 1942, at SS. Peter and Paul Catholic Church at Pine Hollo w. He farmed all of his life. He enjoyed hoeing the garden, watching the b irds and spending time with his grandchildren.He is survived by his wife of 59 years, Esther of Kendall; three sons, Rob ert (Margaret), Ronald (Patty) and James Leis, all of Kendall; three daugh ters, Sister Esther Leis, FSPA, of Rhinelander, Wis., Ann (Christopher) So lchenberger of Cazenovia, Wis., and Theresa Leis of Kendall; seven grandch ildren; eight great-grandchildren; two brothers, George (Dolores) and Pete r, both of Cashton, Wis.; a sister, Theresa Schaub of Rockland, Wis.; a nd other relatives and friends.He was preceded in death by his parents; a son, Roger; a daughter, Catheri ne; a brother, Martin; a sister, Mary; and brothers- and sisters-in-law.A Mass of Christian burial will be Thursday, May 31, 2001, at 11 a.m. fr om St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Kendall. The Very Rev. James P. McNamee w ill officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery. Relatives and frien ds are invited to call today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at Smith-Nel son Funeral Home, Kendall, Wis., and at the church Thursday from 10 a.m. u ntil the time of the Mass. A Bible vigil will be at 8 p.m. this eveni ng at the funeral home. | Leis, Albert Anton (I20624)
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| 8173 | Albert A. Rosin, 83, a former Wrightstown resident, died Wednesday evening in a Kaukauna hospital after a short illness. He was born in the town of Wrightstown Dec. 11, 1888, and farmed and worked for the Chicago and Northwestern railroad for over 50 years. He was a member of the St. John Lutheran Church. Survivors are his wife the form Elsie Zuelke; two daughters, Mrs. Walter (Irma) Scheibe of route 3, De Pere, Mrs. Edwin (Irene) Scheibe of Wrightstown; five sons, Ervin of Little Chute, Melvin of Green Bay, Oscar of route 3, De Pere, Harold of route 2 Kaukauna and Sgt. Lester of Aberdeen, Md; two brothers, August Pflueger of Wrightstown and Rev. Henry Rosin of Globe, Ariz. one sister, Mrs. Ida Wuerger of Lombard, Ill.; 38 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. He was preceeded in death by one son, Robert, a daughter, Inez; three brothers and 2 sisters. Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon at St. John Lutheran church. Rev. Henry E. Pussehl officiated and burial was in St. John church cemetery. | Rosin, Albert (I163925)
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| 8174 | Albert A. Sievert Born: February 22, 1882 Died: October 14, 1952 Place of Birth: Freedom, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: October 15, 1952 Section: Page: 18 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Highland Memorial Park Location: Appleton, WI | Sievert, Albert (I154204)
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| 8175 | ALBERT A. STEFFENS, a highly respected citizen of Black Creek township, Outagamie county, carrying on operations on a tract of 100 acres lying in section 25, Black Creek township, belongs to one of the old and honored families of this part of Wisconsin, and one that traces its ancestry back to the nobility of Belgium was born on the farm on which he now lives, May 21, 1859, a son of Joseph J. and Catharine (Herb) Steffens, natives of Belgium and Baden, Germany, respectively. The paternal grandmother of Albert A. Steffens was a member of the Royal family of Belgium, who by reason of her marrying below her rank was disinherited and given a, pension of $1,400 yearly. Leaving that country with her husband, she came to the United States in 1849, or about that time, the sailing vessel on which they were passengers taking a year and six months to make the journey, on account of terrific storms, disabling of the vessel and various accidents. One daughter of this couple had died in Belgium, and a son, Theopholus, remained in Belgium, being an officer in the Belgian army, but the remainder of the family came on to this country and made their way to Green Bay and thence by way of boat to Appleton, Wisconsin, there being no railroads at that early day the grandparents spent their lives here. Their eldest son, Edward, who never married, was a member and chairman of the board of aldermen of Appleton for twenty years and died about 1895, in Clark county, Wisconsin. The second son, August, was an officer in the Belgian army before coming to America with his parents, and when the Civil War broke out he enlisted and was commissioned a captain. After the war he returned to Belgium, where he was married, and brought his wife back to America, settling in Appleton, where he engaged in the retail liquor business for a few years and then establishing himself in the wholesale liquor trade at Red Wing, Minnesota, becoming quite wealthy. In 1888 he started on a trip to Belgium, to pay a visit, and met his death in railroad accident in Pennsylvania. The fourth son was Theopholus, who spent all of his life in Belgium. He was brought up and educated to become an officer in the Belgian army, in which he spent forty years, and at that time was retired and placed on the pension list with the rank of major general. He was given the Badge of Honor, which signifies continual service without violation of any rule or command while in the service for which punishment is inflicted, and this badge is now in the possession of Albert A. Steffens, who prizes it very highly. The eldest daughter was Alexandria., who married Nicholas Fresch, of Appleton, and died in Prescott Hospital about 1870. The second daughter, Leopoline, married Harry France, and died about 1876. The youngest daughter was Pauline, who married Francis Bernard and died in 1866. Joseph J. Steffens, father of Albert A., was the third son of his parents, and he was a young man when the family came to this country from Belgium. He worked at various occupations in and around Appleton, Wisconsin, but eventually took up farming, as his father had claimed for each of the sons forty acres of land from the Government, under an act passed by the Government for the reclamation of the Wisconsin swamp lands. He sought out the forty acres that was his share, and this is a part of the land now owned by Albert A. Steffens in Black Creek township. He built a log shanty, where he lived all alone, working at various tasks for other settlers who needed his services, and as soon as he had accomplished the clearing of a small portion he planted it and carried the harvested crop to Appleton on his back. There were no roads at this time, and Mr. Steffens endured many hardships in his trips on foot through the woods, but soon he was able to purchase a team of oxen and he then considered himself a full-fledged farmer. During one of his twelve-mile trips to Appleton, he became acquainted with Catherine Herb, the daughter of one of the early settlers of the county, and they were eventually married and settled down to live in the little log home in the woods. In 1864, Mr. Steffens enlisted in Company E, Fifth Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and served until the close of the war, participating in the battles of Hatches Run, Fort Fisher and Petersburg, and being present at the surrender of General Lee. After completing his army service he returned to his farming operations, and acquired by purchase the land taken up by his brothers which had changed hands several times. Mr. Steffens served as assessor of Black Creek township from the time of its organization for fifteen years, and named the township after the creek that runs through its northwestern part. He died May 4, 1886, at the age of sixty-one years and is buried in the Catholic Cemetery near Five Corners, in Freedom township, while his widow survived him until May 6, 1892, and is buried near her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Steffens had five children: Albert A.; Amelia, who married Patrick Richev and died in Oregon in 1891, leaving seven children; Alexander, who died at the age of seventeen years, being accidentally shot while hunting deer; Pauline, who married John Raddemacher, and now lives in California, having four children; and Mary, who married John Nabbefeld, and lives in Saskatchewan, Canada. Albert A. Steffens received but a limited education in the schools of his district, but this he later added to through much reading and study. He remained at home with his parents until his marriage, October 28, 1888, to Miss Matilda Huven, a daughter of Peter and Johannah (Nabbefeld) Huven, natives of Prussia, Germany, who came to the United States and settled in Washington county, Wisconsin about 1860, five years later coming to Outagamie county and settling in the town of Freedom. The mother died there in 1879, aged forty-four years, and the father then came to live with Mr. and Mrs. Steffens, at whose home he died January 11, 1899, aged seventy-two years. Mrs. Steffens was the fourth of her parents' twelve children, and was born April 12, 1863. Seven children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Steffens: Joseph, Johannah, Henry, Lawrence, Leo, Fred and Paul. Mr. Steffens has engaged in general farming and stockraising and market dairy products, hogs and cattle and some grain. He is breeding to full-blooded Holstein cattle and Poland-China hogs and has a team of Percheron horses. His farm is fenced with barbed and woven wire and about ninety acres are under cultivation, and is a well-appearing, fertile and highly productive tract. Mr. Steffens is a member of the Catholic Knights Lodge No. 6, of Appleton, and is a Democrat in his political views, serving as clerk of the school board for four years. The family have always been connected with the Roman Catholic Church, and Mr. and Mrs. Steffens attend the church of that denomination in Freedom township. | Steffens, Albert August (I22082)
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| 8176 | ALBERT A. WETTENGEL, secretary of the Schlafer Hardware Company of Appleton, Wisconsin, is one of the progressive and enterprising business men of this city. He was born in Appleton, December 27, 1872, a son of Frederick William and Henrietta (Sengstock) Wettengel. Frederick W. Wettengel was born August 15, 1836, and died in April, 1882. He was educated in his native city in Bavaria, Germany, serving his apprenticeship as a cabinetmaker. He came to America in 1859, going directly to Milwaukee, Wisconsin. At the first call for volunteer troops at the start of the Civil War, Mr. Wettengel enlisted as a three-months' man, and after his service had been completed came to Appleton. He was married April 24, 1861, to Sophia Getschow, a native of Milwaukee, by whom he had three children, as follows: Lena, who married Charles Hehne, of Appleton; Elizabeth, who married F. W. Findenkeller, of Kaukauna; and Julia, who married August F. Kroenke, of Appleton. Mr. Wettengel's second marriage was to Henrietta Sengstock, in 1869, she having come to this country from Germany in 1868, preceding her parents, John F. and Anna (Moroch) Sengstock. To the second marriage there were born the following children: Carl, a machinist, died in Milwaukee in January, 1896; Albert A., of Appleton; Anna, at home; Fred F.; and George R., who is with his brother Fred in the insurance business in Appleton, was married to Eugenia A. Knuppel. After the death of her first husband Mrs. Wettengel was married March 18, 1883, to George Kirchner, who died in 1896, three children having been born: Flora and Edith, at home; and Louis G., a traveling salesman of Appleton. Albert A. Wettengel received a public and high school education, graduating from the Ryan High school in 1889. He taught for two terms in the country school, and on April 23, 1891, accepted the position of bookkeeper with the hardware firm of Schlafer, Barrett & Tesh. Upon the organization of the Schlafer Hardware Company, January 12, 1905, he was made secretary, which position he has since held. Mr. Wettengel is a member of the Knights of Pythias and the Sons of Veterans, is a Republican in politics, and a member and trustee of the Congregational Church. | Wettengel, Albert (I153096)
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| 8177 | Albert Ackten Marcia K Ackten Peter J Ackten Leonard Ackten Annie Ackten Henry Ackten Jacob Ackten George Ackten Nellie Ackten | Achten, George (I77401)
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| 8178 | Albert Ackten Marcia K Ackten Peter J Ackten Leonard Ackten Annie Ackten Henry Ackten Jacob Ackten George Ackten Nellie Ackten | Achten, Albertus (I113628)
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| 8179 | Albert Affeldt of Maple Creek, is ill at his home having suffered several serious heart attacks recently. He is confined to his bed, and under medical care. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, January 14, 1927 | Page 15 | Affeldt, Albert (I178950)
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| 8180 | Albert Affieldt Olive Affieldt Maryann Finger Elton Affieldt [2 6/12] Elvin Affieldt [1 2/12] Ulrika Affieldt | Affeldt, Albert (I178950)
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| 8181 | Albert Affieldt Olive Affieldt Maryann Finger Elton Affieldt [2 6/12] Elvin Affieldt [1 2/12] Ulrika Affieldt | Paap, Ulricka (I178952)
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| 8182 | Albert Altendorf 55 Annie Altendorf 53 Flora Altendorf 27 Archibald Altendorf 23 Edna Altendorf 18 Albert Altendorf 14 | Altendorf, Johann Albert Joseph (I88805)
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| 8183 | Albert and the start of his family left Europe through the Po rt of Antwerp in 1856 on the Ship Chemborza, arriving in the Port of New Y ork on May 3. The children Anna (Marie), Johan, Hendrika, and Martin we re born in Holland prior to the family's emigration. The remaining childr en were born in Wisconsin. Between 1870 and 1880, the family decided to d rop the "s" at the end of their name, and since that time records refle ct the name "HERMAN". | Hermans, Albert "Lambert" (I106093)
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| 8184 | Albert Armitage 70 Mary Armitage 67 Ervin Armitage 28 Ethel Armitage 29 Claude E Armitage 4 3/12 James A Armitage 2 9/12 Frances C Armitage 1 4/12 | Armitage, Albert E. (I130396)
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| 8185 | Albert Ashauer Nora Ashauer Loretta Ashauer John Berghuis | Ashauer, Albert J. (I63949)
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| 8186 | Albert Askauer Nora Askauer Paul Askauer Edmund Askauer Gerald Leo Askauer | Berghuis, Honora P. "Nora" (I63784)
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| 8187 | Albert Askauer Nora Askauer Paul Askauer Edmund Askauer Gerald Leo Askauer | Ashauer, Albert J. (I63949)
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| 8188 | Albert Askauer Nora Askauer Paul Askauer Edmund Askauer Gerald Leo Askauer | Ashauer, Edmund M. (I66626)
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| 8189 | Albert Askauer Nora Askauer Paul Askauer Edmund Askauer Gerald Leo Askauer | Ashauer, Gerald "Jerry" (I66639)
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| 8190 | Albert B. Fitch Sarah S. Fitch Charlott S. Fitch | Fitch, Albert (I308101)
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| 8191 | Albert B. Fitch Sarah S. Fitch Charlott S. Fitch | Steele, Sarah (I342661)
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| 8192 | ALBERT B. WEISSENBORN, superintendent of the Appleton Wire Works, one of Appleton's largest industries, and the second largest concern of its kind in the United States, was born at Newark, New Jersey, in 1863, a son of Henry and Therese Weissenborn. Henry Weissenborn, who was born and educated in Germany, was a civil engineer by profession and came to the United States as a young man, becoming interested in the iron business. He built a blast furnace for the Bethlehem Iron Works, and later was employed by Mr. John Erickson, along with his two brothers, to develop the battleship "Monitor," which played such an important part as the "Cheese Box" during the Civil War. In 1896 Albert Weissenborn became connected with William Buchanan and his two sons, G. E. and John R. Buchanan, in organizing the Appleton Wire Works, and he is now superintendent of the company's large plant at Appleton, and has introduced many new innovations in the business, being the inventor of a method of utilizing electricity and compressed air in operating the looms. The company manufactures fourdrinier wires, cylinder covers and washer wires, and repairs and makes cylinder molds and dandy rolls, and has a business which covers the Fox River Valley and extends to China, Japan and Mexico. Mr. Weissenborn's wife is deceased, and he has one daughter, who is attending school . | Weissenborn, Albert (I189066)
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| 8193 | Albert Balck 8/12/1892 5/12/1966 Post Crescent 5/12/1966 D 5 | Balck, Albert (I127404)
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| 8194 | Albert Baldwin 52 Ellen A Baldwin 38 Myrtle Baldwin 20 Leland Baldwin 16 Nina A Baldwin 4 (Myrtle and Leleand from a previous marriage before Ellen.) | Baldwin, Allen A. (I108745)
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| 8195 | Albert Balk Anna Balk Hilda Balk Clarence Balk Donald Balk [3 6/12] | Balck, Albert (I127404)
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| 8196 | Albert Beyer Born: July 30, 1876 Died: May 5, 1947 Place of Birth: Center, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: May 6, 1947 Section: Page: 8 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Community Lutheran Location: Freedom, WI | Beyer, Albert Philip (I323158)
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| 8197 | Albert Biesterveld Ester Biesterveld Kenneth Biesterveld Glen Biesterveld Delores Biesterveld | Biestervelt, Delores (I160773)
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| 8198 | Albert Biesterveld Ester Biesterveld Kenneth Biesterveld Glen Biesterveld Delores Biesterveld | Johnson, Esther (I160776)
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| 8199 | Albert Biesterveld Ester Biesterveld Kenneth Biesterveld Glen Biesterveld Delores Biesterveld | Biestervelt, Alouisius Wilhelmus Alphonse "Albert" (I160777)
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| 8200 | Albert Biesterveld Esther Biesterveld Glen Biesterveld | Johnson, Esther (I160776)
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| 8201 | Albert Biesterveld Esther Biesterveld Glen Biesterveld | Biestervelt, Alouisius Wilhelmus Alphonse "Albert" (I160777)
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| 8202 | Albert Bloomer Josephine Bloomer Verna Bloomer Harvey Bloomer Josephine Bloomer Elmer Bloomer Curbie Bloomer Lucile Bloomer Herman Bloomer | VanDenBloomer, Albert (I45684)
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| 8203 | Albert Bloomer Josephene Bloomer Elmer Bloomer Curby Bloomer Lucile Bloomer Herman Bloomer Lea Bloomer Raphel Bloomer Bernard Bloomer Caroliean Bloomer | VanDenBloomer, Albert (I45684)
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| 8204 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanDenBloomer, Carol Jean (I45703)
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| 8205 | Albert Bohrty Bertha Bohrty August Bohrty | Bohrtz, August (I192707)
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| 8206 | Albert Bohrty Bertha Bohrty August Bohrty | Rusch, Bertha (I192708)
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| 8207 | Albert Bohrtz Minnie Bohrtz Alvin Bohrtz Laverne Bohrtz Alfred Spietz Bertha Bortz | Bohrtz, Alvin (I192712)
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| 8208 | Albert Bohrtz Minnie Bohrtz Alvin Bohrtz Laverne Bohrtz Alfred Spietz Bertha Bortz | Spietz, Minnie (I192716)
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| 8209 | Albert Bohrtz Minnie Bohrtz Alvin Bohrtz Laverne Bohrtz Alfred Spietz Bertha Bortz | Bohrtz, Albert (I192717)
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| 8210 | Albert Bork Ella Bork Geneva Bork Carleton Bork Duane Bork Harley Bork Donald Bork Kenneth Bork Franklin Bork Nancy Bork | Bork, Albert (I159980)
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| 8211 | Albert Breitrich Bertha Breitrich Edwin Breitrich Wm Breitrich Ama Breitrich Emma Breitrich | Breitrick, Albert (I130491)
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| 8212 | Albert Breitung Jani Breitung Edwin Breitung Henry Breitung Harriet Breitung Alestine Breitung Mary Finnegan Louis Finnegan | Breitung, Albert August Sr. (I144956)
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| 8213 | Albert Breitung Jani Breitung Edwin Breitung Henry Breitung Harriet Breitung Alestine Breitung Mary Finnegan Louis Finnegan | Ketchum, Jane (I145692)
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| 8214 | Albert Breitung Jani Breitung Edwin Breitung Henry Breitung Harriet Breitung Alestine Breitung Mary Finnegan Louis Finnegan | Breitung, Edwin E. (I152677)
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| 8215 | Albert Breitung Jani Breitung Edwin Breitung Henry Breitung Harriet Breitung Alestine Breitung Mary Finnegan Louis Finnegan | Breitung, Henry A. (I152678)
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| 8216 | Albert Breitung Jani Breitung Edwin Breitung Henry Breitung Harriet Breitung Alestine Breitung Mary Finnegan Louis Finnegan | Breitung, Hattie E. (I152679)
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| 8217 | Albert Breitung Anna Breitung Ralph Breitung Raymond Breitung | Breitung, Albert A. (I152685)
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| 8218 | Albert Bries Josephine Bries Jerome Verhassel Josephine Verhassel Basil Verhassel Mary Verhassel [4 10/12] Joan Verhassel [3 10/12] John Verhassel [2 6/12] Reita Verhassel [1 5/12] | Verhasselt, Jerome (I37538)
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| 8219 | Albert Bries Josephine Bries Jerome Verhassel Josephine Verhassel Basil Verhassel Mary Verhassel [4 10/12] Joan Verhassel [3 10/12] John Verhassel [2 6/12] Reita Verhassel [1 5/12] | Bries, Josephine (I82907)
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| 8220 | Albert Bries Josephine Bries Jerome Verhassel Josephine Verhassel Basil Verhassel Mary Verhassel [4 10/12] Joan Verhassel [3 10/12] John Verhassel [2 6/12] Reita Verhassel [1 5/12] | Bries, Oliver (I133600)
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| 8221 | Albert Brieting Jane Brieting Ralph Brieting | Breitung, Albert August Sr. (I144956)
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| 8222 | Albert Brieting Jane Brieting Ralph Brieting | Ketchum, Jane (I145692)
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| 8223 | Albert Brieting Jane Brieting Ralph Brieting | Breitung, Ralph (I152682)
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| 8224 | Albert Briggs Caroline Briggs Earl Briggs Alice M Briggs Betty J Briggs Sarah Rathbun Louis Vajka Clara Vajka Helen Vajka [2 4/12] | Briggs, Albert Earl (I187768)
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| 8225 | Albert Briggs Caroline Briggs Earl Briggs Alice M Briggs Betty J Briggs Sarah Rathbun | Briggs, Betty J. (I71368)
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| 8226 | Albert Bristol Johanna Bristol George W Bristol Myrtle Bristol Arthur Bristol Florence Bristol | Blahnik, Florence (I59300)
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| 8227 | Albert Brugger 29 Margaret Brugger 29 Josie Brugger 5 Leonard Brugger 2 | Brugger, Albert (I145218)
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| 8228 | Albert Brugger 68 Margaret Brugger 68 | Brugger, Albert (I145218)
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| 8229 | Albert Brugger 78 Margaret Brugger 78 | Brugger, Albert (I145218)
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| 8230 | ALBERT BRUGGER, who is engaged in agricultural operations on an excellent property on section 27, Seymour township, is one of the substantial men of his district, and has served in public office in Outagamie county for the past quarter of a century. Mr. Brugger was born in Washington county, Wisconsin, July 26, 1851, a son of Leonard and Mary (Bartman) Brugger, natives of Baden, Germany. They were married in the old country, and in 1848 started for the United States in a sailing vessel, with their two children, Charles Frederick and Beatrice, and before the family had finished its journey of over 100 days on the ocean, nearly all were suffering from the pangs of hunger. After arriving in the United States, Mr. Brugger brought his little family to Washington county, Wisconsin, and settled on a farm of seventy acres on which an old log cabin had been built. Here Mr. Brugger started to make a home for himself and family, clearing the land from the tangle of the wilderness, and carrying flour on his back from the mill fourteen miles away. He erected a new barn and a house of hewed logs covered with plaster, which made it resemble a concrete house. Later he sold out and removed to Fond du Lac county, but after a few years there moved to Menasha, Wisconsin, where his death occurred in 1883, when he was about seventy-three years old. His wife died in 1906, when she had reached the advanced age of eighty-eight years. Their children were: Charles Frederick, born in Germany, who died in Washington county; Beatrice, also born in the Fatherland, who married John Witshick; and Emma, Albert and Minnie, born in the United States, of whom the last-named is deceased. Albert Brugger was only fifteen years of age when he went to work for himself, learning the trade of blacksmith at Richfield, Washington county. He first found employment at Gills Landing, and later worked at Green Bay, and in 1872 came to Seymour and built one of the first blacksmith shops in this city. After working at his trade for two or three years, he secured forty acres of wild land in Osborne township, and soon cleared it and replaced the broken-down buildings with substantial and modern ones. When he left this property to come to the one which he now occupies, he had one of the finest farms in that part of Osborn township, and had added to it until he owned 173 acres. Mr. Brugger's present farm is one of the fine ones of Seymour township, and its well-kept appearance testifies to the thrift and good management of its owner. In his political views Mr. Brugger is a Democrat, and during the past twenty-five or thirty years has been almost constantly in office, having served on the school board, as assessor, treasurer and chairman of the town of Osborn and trustee of asylum of Outagamie county. He is a director in the Security Loan and Trust Company of Seymour and director in the Cicero Mutual Fire Insurance Company. In 1874, Mr. Brugger was married to Margaret Klaus, who was born June 1, 1851, in Germany, daughter of Jacob and Magdeline (Kochens) Klaus, who spent their lives in Germany. Mrs. Brugger came to the United States in 1873. She and her husband have had five children: Josephena, Leonard, Irwin, Bert and Emma, of whom the last-named is deceased. | Brugger, Albert (I145218)
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| 8231 | ALBERT BRUSEWITZ, proprietor of a large farm in Cicero township, where he is engaged in general farming, chairman of the township board, and school treasurer of district No. 2, was born July 16, 1868, in Pomerania, Germany, and is a son of Herman and Fredericka (Beckman) Brusewitz. One other child was born to the parents of Mr. Brusewitz in Germany, Amelia, who died in that country. The family came to the United States in 1868, locating in Harland township, Shawano county, where Herman Brusewitz first day's work was the chopping down of a number of trees, for which he received as salary one dozen eggs. Later he acquired a farm of forty acres of wild land, on which was located a log cabin with a brush roof, and he at once started to clear his land, the country at that time being a vast wilderness with not even roads cut through from farm to farm. After clearing this land he began adding to this property, and at the time of his death was the owner of a highly productive farm of 120 acres, fully equipped with a handsome residence, substantial barn and good outbuildings. He died in 1903 at the age of sixty-three years, and his wife passed away in 1908, when sixty-six years of age. Mr. Brusewitz was a stanch Republican in politics. He had belonged to the Lutheran Church while in his native country, but after coming to America united with the German Evangelical Association, in the faith of which he died. He and his wife had the following children born to them in this country: Emil, who resides in Chicago; Charles, of Harland township, Shawano county; Emma, who married William Deering, of Shawano county; Clara, who married Mr. Sheldon, of Maywood, a suburb of Chicago; Robert, residing in Osborn township, Outagamie county; Edward and Ida, who died in infancy; Henry, who lives in Shawano county; and Minnie, who lives in Black Creek township, Outagamie county, married to Levi Schmeichel. Albert Brusewitz received his education in the district schools of his native township, and at the age of fourteen years began working in the vicinity of his home, taking home his wages to his parents every month. He made his home with his father, who provided for him handsomely at the time of his marriage to Bertha Wussow, and they located first at Marinette, Wisconsin, where Mr. Brusewitz operated a flour and feed store and a wood yard for three years, and then, disposing of the former business, conducted the wood yard alone for two years longer. At the end of this time he traded his business for a part of his present farm, and later bought fifty-four acres, the farm now containing 167 55-100 acres, located in Cicero and Black Creek townships, the addition having thereon a tumbledown log building. The buildings on Mr. Brusewitz' farm at the present time include an eight-room farm house, a basement barn 40x80, with a silo of 175 tons capacity attached, the barn being equipped with the Bidwell stalls for the cattle, an excellent ventilating system from roof to basement, and running water throughout the barn; and a chicken house, 16x50 feet, in addition to a cement creamery connected with the barn. He also has in course of construction a basement barn and stable for young stock, 36x60 feet, and has the plans for a horse barn, 30x60 feet. Mr. Brusewitz raises thoroughbred Guernsey cattle, Poland China and Chester hogs, Plymouth Rock chickens and Percheron horses. He is a Republican in politics and is present chairman of Cicero township and the treasurer of school district No. 2. Mrs. Brusewitz was born in Harland township, Shawano county, Wisconsin, daughter of Charles and Wilhelmina (Simnicht) Wussow, natives of Germany, who came to this country and engaged in farming in Dodge county. He was a soldier during the Civil War, belonging to Company I, Thirty-second Regiment, Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry, and died in 1892, aged sixty-two, years, his widow surviving until 1899, when she died at the age of sixty-three years. Their children were as follows: Henry, Emil, Ida, Bertha, Charles, Herman, August and William, the latter two deceased, and four who died in infancy. Mr. and Mrs. Brusewitz have had four children, all of whom survive: Clarence, born October 31, 1895; Levern, born June 26, 1898; Mata, born May 26, 1902; and Clinton, born March 28, 1904. | Brusewitz, Albert (I145217)
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| 8232 | Albert Buboltz Fred Buboltz Anna Buboltz Harvey Buboltz Edna Buboltz Milton Buboltz | Buboltz, Frederick (I316542)
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| 8233 | Albert Buboltz Born: June 17, 1868 Died: March 11, 1949 Place of Birth: Maple Creek, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: March 11, 1949 Section: Page: 8 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Maple Creek Location: , | Buboltz, Albert (I313458)
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| 8234 | Albert Buboltz Martha Buboltz Walter Buboltz | Buboltz, Albert (I146428)
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| 8235 | Albert Buboltz John Buboltz Rica Buboltz George Buboltz August Hilker Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMK1-9D2 : accessed 15 Nov 2014), John Buboltz in household of Albert Buboltz, Maple Creek town, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 5A, family 83, NARA microfilm publication T623, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.; FHL microfilm 1241810. | Buboltz, Albert (I313458)
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| 8236 | Albert Buboltz John Buboltz Rica Buboltz George Buboltz August Hilker Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMK1-9D2 : accessed 15 Nov 2014), John Buboltz in household of Albert Buboltz, Maple Creek town, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 5A, family 83, NARA microfilm publication T623, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.; FHL microfilm 1241810. | Buboltz, John (I313459)
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| 8237 | Albert Bulk Anna Bulk Hilda Bulk Clarence Bulk Donald Bulk | Balck, Albert (I127404)
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| 8238 | Albert Buss Walburga Buss Albert Buss | Buss, Albert (I189350)
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| 8239 | Albert C Bork Ella M Bork Geneva H Bork Carlton A Bork Duane R Bork August H Dalum Helen W Dalum | Bork, Albert (I159980)
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| 8240 | Albert C Dahms 64 | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8241 | Albert C Farill Martha Farill Elizabeth Farill Helen Farill Fanny Farill Or in 1860 Milford, Jefferson Co, Wis Spenser Favill Laura Favill Ostrom Favill Mary Favill Elizabeth Favill Mina Strasburg | Faville, Elizabeth (I146249)
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| 8242 | Albert C Gustman Elizibeth Gustman Arthur Gustman | Gustman, Albert C. (I178006)
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| 8243 | Albert C Gustman Elizabeth T J Gustman Arthur E Gustman Earnest H Gustman | Gustman, Albert C. (I178006)
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| 8244 | Albert C Gustman Elizabeth T J Gustman Arthur E Gustman Earnest H Gustman | Gustman, Arthur Ervin (I178009)
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| 8245 | Albert C Rule Rena Rule Marion Rule John Hackworthy Louis Hackworthy Ida Miller | Rule, Albert (I307863)
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| 8246 | Albert C Rule Rena Rule Marion Rule John Hackworthy Louis Hackworthy Ida Miller | Hackworthy, Rena (I333537)
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| 8247 | Albert C Rule Rena R Rule Marian A Rule John Hackworthy | Rule, Albert (I307863)
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| 8248 | Albert C Rule Rena Rule Marian Rule | Rule, Albert (I307863)
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| 8249 | Albert C Rule Rena Rule Marian Rule | Rule, Marion (I333932)
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| 8250 | Albert C Rule Rena Rule Marion Rule John Hackworthy Louis Hackworthy Ida Miller Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MFKC-VXX : accessed 11 Oct 2014), John Hackworthy in household of Albert C Rule, Appleton Ward 4, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 3A, family 52, NARA microfilm publication T625, FHL microfilm 1822008. | Hackworthy, John (I307568)
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| 8251 | Albert C Rule Rena R Rule Marian A Rule John Hackworthy Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1930," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X9SH-C8B : accessed 11 Oct 2014), John Hackworthy in household of Albert C Rule, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 0010, sheet 1A, family 5, NARA microfilm publication T626, roll 2603. | Hackworthy, John (I307568)
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| 8252 | Albert C Short Jennie Short Joe Short Annie A Short John Short Helen Short [9 6/12] Frank Short [7 1/12] Rosie Short [3 5/12] Mickel Short [1 7/12] | Short, Joseph (I124786)
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| 8253 | Albert C Short Jennie Short Joe Short Annie A Short John Short Helen Short Frank Short Rosie Short Mickel Short | Short, Albert (I121557)
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| 8254 | Albert C Warnke Ella Warnke Emil Warnke Ervin Warnke Wilbert Warnke | Warnke, Wilbert (I40430)
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| 8255 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wickesberg, Albert (I199116)
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| 8256 | Albert C Witzke Bertha H Witzke Paul A Witzke August Leitz | Witzke, Albert (I153288)
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| 8257 | Albert C. Dahms died 16 June 1938 in Hennepin County, Minnesota Cert # 1938-MN-020098 | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8258 | Albert C. Simpson, 80, died Thursday morning at Wisconsin Veteran's Home Waupaca. Mr. Simpson was an old resident of Appleton a veteran of the Civil war. The Masonic lodge will have charge of the funeral arrangements. The body will be interred at Riverside cemetery. Survivors are one son, George, of Manitowoc and one daughter Minnie C. Simpson of Appleton. | Simpson, Albert Campbell Jr. (I156087)
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| 8259 | Albert Cappaert 8 Feb 1897 10 Aug 1975 78 | Cappaert, Albert P. (I200216)
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| 8260 | Albert Chlosta 18 Mar 1979 53081 Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin, USA Wisconsin (Before 1951) | Chlosta, Albert (I16655)
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| 8261 | Albert Clifford Leclair 16 May 1916 16 Aug 1991 | Leclair, Albert Clifford (I321886)
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| 8262 | Albert Conradt Minnie Conradt Martha Conradt Edwin Conradt Martin Conradt Selma Conradt Pelia Conradt | Conradt, Edwin (I189134)
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| 8263 | Albert Cornelissen 46 Nellie Cornelissen 42 Catherine Cornelissen 21 John Cornelissen 19 Margaret Cornelissen 17 Elizabeth Cornelissen 15 Marie Cornelissen 12 Sylvesta Cornelissen 10 Elmore Cornelissen 8 Dorotha Cornelissen 5 Harry Cornelissen 4 Anna Cornelissen 1 11/12 | Cornelissen, Albert (I91926)
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| 8264 | Albert Cornelson 26 Nellie Cornelson 22 Cathrine Cornelson 1 | Cornelissen, Albert (I91926)
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| 8265 | Albert Cumps 36 Jennie Cumps 34 Norbert Cumps 4 son Louis Cumps 69 father Annie Cumps 65 mother Alfred Cumps 17 brother Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Green Bay Ward 7, Brown, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_1977; Page: 7A; Enumeration District: 33 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1920 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2010. Images reproduced by FamilySearch. https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/6061/4391497_00992?pid=23657346&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?indiv%3D1%26db%3D1920usfedcen%26h%3D23657346%26tid%3D%26pid%3D%26usePUB%3Dtrue%26_phsrc%3DOiu31%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26rhSource%3D6224&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=Oiu31&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true#?imageId=4391497_00993 | Cumps, Albert (I138750)
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| 8266 | Albert D Gibson Clara M J Gibson | Gibson, Dr. Albert D. (I333988)
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| 8267 | Albert D Gibson Clara Gibson Donna Gibson Wallace Gibson Jessie Bradley | Gibson, Dr. Albert D. (I333988)
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| 8268 | Albert D Gibson Clara E Gibson Donne E Gibson Wallace Gibson Norman F Gibson Gordon R Gibson Robert Lee Gibson [8/12] Jessica Bradley | Gibson, Dr. Albert D. (I333988)
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| 8269 | Albert D Gibson Clara E Gibson | Gibson, Dr. Albert D. (I333988)
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| 8270 | Albert D Johnson Elisebeth Johnson Albert Johnson Gertrude Johnson Josephine Johnson Virginia Johnson Samuel Johnson | Johnson, Albert (I155735)
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| 8271 | Albert Dahma Erstenia Dahma Elise Dahma Olga Dahma Chetta Dahma Dorothy Dahma | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8272 | ALBERT DAHMS, who is numbered among the leading business men and representative citizens of Appleton, Wisconsin, is the proprietor of a leading grocery store of the city. He was born in Germany, January 17, 1866, and came to the United States in 1884 with his parents, Fred and Augusta Dahms, who located in Dodge county, where Mr. Dahms engaged in farming. Albert Dahms received his early education in the schools of his native country, and later was given an English education in Dodge county. After leaving school he began to get his business training in a grocery store at Neenah, where he opened an establishment of his own in 1897, but decided to widen his field of operations in July, 1910, at which time he came to Appleton and bought out W. L. Rhodes' grocery, which he remodeled and improved in numerous ways. He now has a leading grocery in Appleton, with a store 25x140 feet, and caters to the best trade in Appleton. In 1889 Mr. Dahms was united in marriage with Ernestine Nehne, and they have had four children, namely: Elsie, Olga, Meta and Dorothy. Mr. Dahms is a consistent member of the German Lutheran Church, and is serving as trustee of the Lutheran Aid Association. In political matters he is independent, relying on his own judgment to tell him which candidate is best fitted for the office. His business is steadily growing, owing to Mr. Dahms' excellent methods of handling his affairs, and he is rapidly taking his place among the prominent business men of his adopted city. | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8273 | Albert Dahms Stena Dahms Elsie Dahms Olga Dahms Mata Dahms | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8274 | Albert Dahms Ernestina Dahms Elsie Dahms Olge Dahms Meta Dahms Dorethy Dahms | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8275 | Albert Dahms Ernastiene Dahms May Dahms Dorothy Dahms | Dahms, Albert (I311517)
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| 8276 | Albert Davis 53 Anna Davis 49 Leah Davis 27 Beth Davis 25 Vera Davis 22 Marjory Davis 15 Chester Davis 8 Margaret Smith 21 | Davis, Adelbert H. (I152103)
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| 8277 | Albert De Coster inf.born on March 1844, in Belgium (could be Oud-Heverlee) died 9 Oct. 192 2, in Kaukauna married Johanna van Kilsdonk, on 4 May 1875 at St. Marys in De Pere, WIAlberts parents were John B De Coster and Maria Sterckx, Maria is buri ed in St. Nicks cemetery in Freedom. I do believe that John B. is buried t here also. The probate records is closed and I have to get permission fo rm the Court systems to get into it. Have very little on the De Coster fam ily, but the Little Chute (Andrew) are related. | DeCoster, Albert Lambert (I104250)
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| 8278 | Albert DeCoster 7/3/1913 8/27/1942 Post Crescent 8/28/1942 1 | DeCoster, Albert J. (I63634)
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| 8279 | Albert Deleest Mary Deleest Hannah Deleest Hattie Deleest Katie Deleest Willie Deleest Minnie Deleest | DeLeest, Anna (I27078)
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| 8280 | Albert Deleest Mary Deleest Hannah Deleest Hattie Deleest Katie Deleest Willie Deleest Minnie Deleest | DeLeest, Albert (I102284)
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| 8281 | Albert Diedriek Nellie Diedriek | Kamps, Petronella (I102925)
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| 8282 | Albert Diedriek Nellie Diedriek | Diedrick, Albert Richard (I131131)
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| 8283 | ALBERT DIETRICH, who was born in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, August 29, 1873, is now one of the well known agriculturists of Black Creek township, being the owner of 160 acres of valuable farming land on sections 22 and 23. His parents, August and Wilhelmina (Bruss) Dietrich, were natives of Germany who came to the United States about 1860 and settled first in the city of Milwaukee and later moved to Freedom, Outagamie county. Mr. Dietrich bought land and engaged in farming, living on this property until 1882, when he sold out and bought 120 acres in Black Creek township where Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich now make their home, he being seventy-nine years old and she sixty-four. Of their ten children, Albert was the next to the oldest. At the age of seventeen years he commenced working for wages on a near-by farm, and he so continued until 1900, by which time he had accumulated enough to purchase his present farm, a fertile tract of 160 acres on sections 22 and 23. He is engaged in general farming and stockraising, and ships hogs, cattle, grain and dairy products to the markets, and for five years has served as road commissioner. He and Mrs. Dietrich are members of St. John's Evangelical Church of Black Creek. In 1900 Mr. Dietrich was married to Miss Anna Bartman, who was born February 18, 1878, the eldest of the children of Ferdinand and Minnie (Schmidt) Bartman. Mr. Bartman was born in Germany, April 2, 1853. Mrs. Bartman was born in Milwaukee, November 30, 1859, and died 1882. About two years later Mr. Bartman married Marie Zocholl, then lived on his farm until 1900. He then purchased a hotel where he and family are now living in the villaege of Black Creek, Wisconsin. Two children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich, namely: Lora, born June 12, 1902, and Lillian, born October 5, 1904. | Dietrich, Albert (I145213)
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| 8284 | Albert Dietrick Anna Dietrick Laura Dietrick Lillian Dietrick | Dietrich, Albert (I145213)
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| 8285 | Albert Dollevoet 5/5/1993 Post Crescent 5/6/1993 B 4 | Dollevoet, Albert John "Bart" (I41374)
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| 8286 | Albert Dorn Margarett Dorn Flora Dorn Paulina Dorn Clara Dorn | Dorn, Albert (I323744)
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| 8287 | Albert Dorn Margarett Dorn Flora Dorn Paulina Dorn Clara Dorn | Nicolai, Margaret (I341115)
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| 8288 | Albert Duchow Barbara Duchow Caroline Duchow Charles Duchow Henry Duchow Eliza Schwalberg | Duchow, Albert (I306838)
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| 8289 | Albert Duchow Barbara Duchow Hermann Duchow Alvina Duchow Lizzie Duchow Otto Duchow | Duchow, Albert (I306838)
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| 8290 | Albert E Armitage 40 Mary A Armitage 37 Amy Armitage 18 William Armitage 17 Mine Armitage 14 Harrie Armitage 11 Phoebe Armitage 10 Alva Armitage 8 Claude Armitage 5 Fanny Armitage 4 Nora Armitage 1 | Armitage, Albert E. (I130396)
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| 8291 | Albert E Armitage 50 Mary A Armitage 47 Phoebe Armitage 20 Fannie Armitage 14 Nora Armitage 12 Laura Armitage 10 Erwin Armitage 8 Melvin Armitage 2 Ed Lutz 23 Mina Lutz 24 | Armitage, Albert E. (I130396)
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| 8292 | Albert E Armitage 60 Mary A Armitage 56 Erwin Armitage 17 Melvin E Armitage 12 | Armitage, Albert E. (I130396)
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| 8293 | Albert E Brugger 48 Margarette Brugger 48 Leonard J Brugger 22 Irving S Brugger 16 Albert J Brugger 7 | Brugger, Albert (I145218)
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| 8294 | Albert E Court Richard W Court Lena L Court Dorthy L Court | Court, Dorothy L. (I73838)
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| 8295 | Albert E Fritsch Kate Fritsch Ruth Fritsch Margaret Fritsch Frank Mettlach | Mettlach, Frank (I323328)
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| 8296 | Albert E Hoppe Bertha W Hoppe Charley A Hoppe Mary C Hoppe Otto H Hoppe Freda J Hoppe Albert A Hoppe | Hoppe, Albert (I195693)
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| 8297 | Albert E Hubbs 54 Mary Hubbs 54 B. ILL. P Robert Hubbs 23 George H Hubbs 19 Richard W Hubbs 15 Albert L Hubbs 30 Elizabeth W Hubbs 27 Marjorie N Hubbs 6 Matilda Harriman 76 MOTHER IN LAW Frances Thieler 36 SISTER IN LAW | Waterhouse, Matilda (I200152)
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| 8298 | Albert E Kaufman Elisa Kaufman Allen F Kaufman Eduard Seif | Seif, Edward (I205603)
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| 8299 | Albert E Maynard Adeline Maynard Lucile Maynard John Maynard William Maynard | Maynard, Albert (I68658)
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| 8300 | Albert E Mc Mahon 39 Grace M Mc Mahon 37 Eileen M Mc Mahon 7 Robert G Mc Mahon 5 Marjorie R Mc Mahon 2 | Hawley, Grace (I170556)
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| 8301 | Albert E Stager Minnie Stager Hellen Stager Evelyn Stager | Stager, Albert "Burt" (I147932)
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| 8302 | Albert E Stager Minnie Stager Hellen Stager Evelyn Stager | Heinz, Wilhelmina "Minnie" (I147970)
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| 8303 | ALBERT E. ARMITAGE, who is engaged in farming in Seymour township, where he owns valuable property on section 17, is also extensively interested in stock buying and shipping, and has been identified with the growth and development of this section of Outagamie county for a number of years. He was born July 13, 1859, at Rubicon, Wisconsin, a son of Thomas and Mary Jane (Strait) Armitage, the former a native of England and the latter of New York. They were married in Dodge county, Wisconsin, Mr. Armitage having come to this section at the age of eight years with his parents, Joseph and Mary (Sykes) Armitage, whose other children were: William, Sykes, Ambrose, Phoebe, Albert, Thomas, Joseph, Robert, Fannie and Willis. Joseph Armitage was a weaver by trade and came to Dodge county, Wisconsin, in 1836, the last four years of his life being spent in Oconomowoc, Waukesha county, where he died at the age of seventy-six years. During his residence in Dodge county he served as justice of the peace. His father, Thomas Armlitage, was a head mechanic and foreman in the weaving mills near Manchester, England. Thomas Armitage, the father of Albert E., came to Seymour, Wisconsin, in 1870, but after six years went to Monterey, Michigan, where his death occurred in 1811, when he had reached the age of seventy-six years. He was a veteran of the Civil War, having served as a member of the Eighth Wisconsin Volunteers for three years. His wife, who bore the maiden name of Mary Jane Strait, was born in New York, daughter of Jesse B. and Sarah J. (Allwood) Strait. Jesse B. Strait was found in the Strait of Belisle, tied with a shawl to a plank, having possibly been cast from some sinking vessel, and he was given the name of Strait by those who rescued him. He had four children: Nemiah, Mary Jane, Hoza and Sarah. Albert E. Armitage received his education in the log schoolhouse of school district No. 1, which is now one of the handsomest country schools in the State, and at the age of seventeen years started to make his own ,way in the world. He engaged in farming in Dodge county, and came to Seymour township with his family when he had scarcely a dollar in his pockets, his sole possessions being one horse and two four-year old cows. Locating on the old Hathaway place on section 17, on which there were two log cabins, he began to cultivate the land, and he has been so successful that he now has a fourteen-room house, a barn 40x100 feet, and a fine silo. His buildings are fitted with cement floors and patent stanchions, and his barn has a basement under all. In addition to clearing up three forty-acre tracts in Cicero township, he owns eighty acres of land in Colby, and all are well stocked and in a fine state of cultivation. He is in partnership with Robert Kuhn, of Seymour, in the stock buying business. On August 29, 1880, Mr. Armitage was married to Mary A. Heintz, who was born April 16, 1862, daughter of Jacob Heintz, and to this union there have been born twelve children: Amy, William, Mina, Harry, Phoebe, Alvah, Claude, Fannie, Nora, Laura, Irwin and Melvin. | Armitage, Albert E. (I130396)
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| 8304 | Albert Eakman Carlene L Webb Gertrude E Thompson | Eskman, Albert (I316484)
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| 8305 | Albert Ebben Nellie Ebben John Ebben Wallie Ebben Hattie Ebben Annie Ebben Nettie Ebben Peter Ebben Mary Ebben George Ebben Dora Ebben Diana Ebben Ellen Ebben [7/12] | Ebben, Albert (I77721)
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| 8306 | Albert Eckman Gertrude Thompson | Eskman, Albert (I316484)
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| 8307 | Albert Eggleson Minnie Eggleson Harrie Eggleson Frank Eggleson Annie Eggleson William Eggleson Edna Eggleson Henry Eggleson Lily Eggleson | Krueger, Minnie (I190602)
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| 8308 | Albert Eggleson Minnie Eggleson Harrie Eggleson Frank Eggleson Annie Eggleson William Eggleson Edna Eggleson Henry Eggleson Lily Eggleson | Eggleston, Albert (I3760)
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| 8309 | Albert Eggleson Minnie Eggleson Harrie Eggleson Frank Eggleson Annie Eggleson William Eggleson Edna Eggleson Henry Eggleson Lily Eggleson | Eggleston, Albert (I3760)
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| 8310 | Albert Eggleson Minnie Eggleson Harrie Eggleson Frank Eggleson Annie Eggleson William Eggleson Edna Eggleson Henry Eggleson Lily Eggleson | Eggleston, Frank (I23351)
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| 8311 | Albert Egleston Dora Egleston Adda Egleston Ralph Egleston Jennie Egleston | Eggleston, Albert (I3760)
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| 8312 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ellestad, Jayette (I308600)
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| 8313 | Albert Ellestad Esthel Ellestad Edmund Ellestad Adeline Ellestad Eldred Ellestad Imogene Ellestad Carol Mae Ellestad Donald Ellestad Everett Ellestad Jayett Ellestad Swen Ellestad | Ellestad, Albert George (I313530)
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| 8314 | Albert Ellestad Esthel Ellestad Edmund Ellestad Adeline Ellestad Eldred Ellestad Imogene Ellestad Carol Mae Ellestad Donald Ellestad Everett Ellestad Jayett Ellestad Swen Ellestad | Ellestad, Svin (I328339)
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| 8315 | Albert Ellstad 38 Esther Ellstad 28 Edmund Ellstad 13 Adeline Ellstad 7 Eldred Ellstad 3 10/12 Imogene Ellstad 2 Carol Ellstad 4/12 | Ellestad, Albert George (I313530)
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| 8316 | Albert Eskman, who has been critically ill the past few weeks is reported in much improved health. | Eskman, Albert (I316484)
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| 8317 | Albert Eyck Dina Eyck James Eyck Richard Eyck L Margaret Eyck L Mary Eyck A Rose Van Eyck M Anna Van Eyck | VanEyck, Albert J. (I104281)
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| 8318 | Albert Eyck Dina Eyck James Eyck Richard Eyck L Margaret Eyck L Mary Eyck A Rose Van Eyck M Anna Van Eyck | VanEyck, Anna May (I135055)
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| 8319 | Albert Eyck Dina Eyck James Eyck Richard Eyck L Margaret Eyck L Mary Eyck A Rose Van Eyck M Anna Van Eyck | VanEyck, Margaret L. (I142400)
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| 8320 | Albert Eyck Dina Eyck James Eyck Richard Eyck L Margaret Eyck L Mary Eyck A Rose Van Eyck M Anna Van Eyck | VanderHeyden, Dina P. (I142401)
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| 8321 | Albert Eyck Dina Eyck James Eyck Richard Eyck L Margaret Eyck L Mary Eyck A Rose Van Eyck M Anna Van Eyck | VanEyck, Mary L. (I145276)
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| 8322 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanEyck, James "Jim" (I155168)
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| 8323 | Albert Eyck Dina Eyck James Eyck Richard Eyck L Margaret Eyck L Mary Eyck A Rose Van Eyck M Anna Van Eyck | VanEyck, Richard Henry (I155169)
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| 8324 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | VanEyck, Rosanne (I155172)
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| 8325 | Albert F Editte Bessie Editte Ruth A Editte Dorothy F Editte Ramband J Editte | Odette, Frank (I176648)
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| 8326 | Albert F Lemke Anna Lemke Hilda Lemke Clarence Lemke Alma Lemke Alfrieda Lemke Ervin Lemke [7/12] | Lemke, Ervin W. (I158249)
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| 8327 | Albert F Meyer Marie A Meyer Deforest A Meyer | Meyer, Albert F. (I139061)
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| 8328 | Albert F Meyer Marie A Meyer Deforest A Meyer | Meyer, DeForest "Swede" (I159784)
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| 8329 | Albert F Odette Bessie N Odette Dorothy F Odette Raymond J Odette Russell L Odette George J Adgett | Odette, Frank (I176648)
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| 8330 | Albert F Pagel Anna Pagel Edna Pagel Herbert A Pagel Hilda Pagel Elmer Pagel Arthur W Pagel | Pagel, Albert (I193010)
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| 8331 | Albert F Steffen Alvina Steffen Ervan Steffen [10/12] | Steffen, Albert (I107599)
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| 8332 | Albert F Steffen Alvina Steffen Ervan Steffen [10/12] | Steffen, Erval (I193652)
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| 8333 | ALBERT F. KUMMROW, who is engaged in operating eighty acres of good farming land, is one of Greenville township's good, practical agriculturists and public-spirited citizens. He is a native of Outagamie county, having been born in Freedom township, May 4, 1864, a son of Herman and Johannah (Seehert) Kummrow. Herman Kummrow was born in Pomerania, Germany, March 18, 1830, and after serving his time in the German army came to the United States in 1855 and located in Milwaukee. He worked for some years for other people in that city, and was there married to Johannah Seehert, who was born in Pomerania, Germany, in August, 1831. They came to Outagamie county prior to the Civil War and located in Freedom township, where Mr. Kummrow purchased a farm, on which he was living at the time of his enlistment in the Union army. After his return from the war he resumed farming on this tract, but in the fall of 1892 he moved to Duluth, Minnesota, and resided for one year, then returning to Outagamie county and settling in Appleton, where he is now living retired on Pacific avenue. Mr. Kummrow was a prominent farmer and influential citizen of his township. He and his wife had seven children: Bertha, who married Rudolph Kruschke, of Duluth, Minnesota; Frank and Amelia, who are deceased; Albert F.; Berthold, residing on the old homestead in Freedom township; Paulina, who is deceased; and Mary, who married Mason Close, a resident of Duluth, Minnesota. Albert F. Kummrow attended school in Freedom township, and when thirteen years of age began working out as a farm hand, although he gave his wages to his father until he had attained his majority. He then worked for others until he was about twenty-seven years of age, when he bought the old homestead in partnership with his brother, and this connection continued for seven years, when Mr. Kummrow sold out to his brother and bought his present home of eighty acres in Greenville township, which he is operating in a general way, his land being very fertile. He is independent in politics and has never aspired to public office, being too much devoted to his farming interests. He and his family are connected with the Lutheran Church. On November 6, 1892, Mr. Kummrow was married to Miss Anna Remter, who was born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, December 9, 1868, daughter of Herman and Wilhelmina (Knuth) Remter, the former born in Pomerania, Germany, December 12, 1838, and the latter at the same place, August 21, 1842. They came to the United States in 1867 and settled in Milwaukee, where Mr. Remter worked for four years for others, and then located in Buchanan township, Outagamie county, where he was engaged in farming until 1901 and in that year bought a residence in Kaukauna. He died in the latter place October 1, 1910, while his widow still survives him and lives there. They were the parents of eight children: Matilda, the wife of Fred Finke, of Buchanan township; Anna, who married Mr. Kummrow; Bertha, who is single and residing in Fond du Lac; Ida, the wife of Robert Schubring, of Kaukauna; Herman, of Freedom township; Lena, the wife of August Finke, of Fond du Lac; Emma, deceased; and Albert, residing on the old homestead near Kaukauna. Mr. and Mrs. Kummrow have had one child: Arthur Herman, born December 27, 1893. | Kumrow, Albert F. (I145212)
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| 8334 | Albert F. Martin Spouse: Julia Martin Born: January 1, 1889 Died: June 8, 1973 Place of Birth: Cicero, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: June 15, 1973 Section: B Page: 11 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Highland Memorial Park Location: Appleton, WI | Martin, Albert (I77242)
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| 8335 | Albert F. Remminger Name: Albert F. Remminger SSN: 391-05-4306 Last Residence: 92083 Vista, San Diego, California, United States of America Born: 14 Nov 1910 Died: 27 Apr 1994 State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951 | Remminger, Albert (I139420)
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| 8336 | Albert F. Steffen, 57, town of Center, died at 9 o'clock Sunday evening in Appleton after a 3-day illness. Born in Germany, he came to the United States with his parents when he was a child, settling first at Lake Mills. He lived in the town of Center since 1895. He was a member of the Ellington Lutheran church. Survivors are the widow: the mother, Mrs. Ottlie Steffen, Appleton: two sons, Erval, Appleton, and Clarence, Center; two brothers, Frank, Center, and Louis, Appleton; three sisters. Mrs. William Schultz, Shawano; Mrs. Louis Reinke and Mrs. Ben Kiefer, both of Appleton; two grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 1:30 Thursday afternoon at the residence and at 2 o'clock at Ellington Lutheran church with the Rev. E. Redlin in charge. The body will be at the residence from Tuesday evening to the hour of services. Page Ten APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Monday Evening, November 7,1938 | Steffen, Albert (I107599)
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| 8337 | Albert Fird Leora Fird Robert Fird Vernon Fird Donald Fird | Albers, Leora (I109439)
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| 8338 | Albert Fird Leora Fird Robert Fird Vernon Fird Donald Fird | Fird, Albert (I109440)
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| 8339 | Albert Fird Leora Fird Robert Fird Vernon Fird Donald Fird | Fird, Vernon (I109442)
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| 8340 | Albert Foerster Matilda Foerster Mauda Foerster Wilbert Foerster | Foerster, Albert (I328238)
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| 8341 | Albert Foerster Mathilda Foerster Wilbert Foerster | Foerster, Albert (I328238)
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| 8342 | Albert Fokett Ida Fokett Verona Fokett | Fokett, Albert (I343639)
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| 8343 | Albert Fokett Ida Fokett Verona Fokett | Fokett, Verona Leona Lillian (I184573)
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| 8344 | Albert Fokett Ida Fokett | Fokett, Albert (I343639)
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| 8345 | Albert Forster Mathilde Forster Elsie Forster Wanda Forster Wilbert Forster | Foerster, Albert (I328238)
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| 8346 | Albert Friedrich Carl Munster b. Jan 22, 1875 Bapt. March 14, 1875 Freedom Moravian Church S/O: Johann & Friedericke Gloede (SP?)sic> Muenster | Muenster, Albert Friederich carl (I344243)
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| 8347 | Albert Friedrich Johann Schroeder b Oct 29, 1898 T Freedom, Wi Bapt Dec 11, 1898 Freedom Moravian Church S/O: Ernst & Johanna Timpert Schroeder | Schroeder, Albert (I120014)
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| 8348 | Albert Fritz Carl Martens b. Jan 1, 1890 T Osborne, Wi, Bapt. June 1, 1890 Freedom Moravian Church S/O: Wilhelm & Marie Gansel Martens | Martin, Albert (I77242)
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| 8349 | Albert Fuhrmann Albert Furhmann Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/11/1923 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary | Fuhrmann, Albert (I166804)
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| 8350 | Albert Fuhrmann Born: September 10, 1897 Died: January 7, 1923 Place of Birth: Rantoul, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: January 9, 1923 Section: Page: 6 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Trinity Lutheran Church parish cemetery Location: , TOWN OF KAUKAUNA MAN DIES IN MICHIGAN CITY Kaukauna - Albert Fuhrmann. 25,son of Mr. and Mrs. August Fuhrmann, town of Kaukauna, died at 5:30 Sunday morning in Detroit, Mich., from pneumonia. The body arrived at Kaukauna Monday afternoon. Funeral services will be held at 1 o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the young man's home and at about 2 o'clock fron Trinity Lutheran church, with the Rev. Paul Oehlert in charge. Burial will be in the parish cemetery. Fuhrmann was born on Sept. 10, 1907, in the town of Rantoul, Calumet co. He left Kaukauna during the early part of October of last year and went to Detroit. Mich., where he was employed in the Buick manufacturing plant. He is survived by two sistors, Ella and Cora, and two brothers, John and Leo, all of this city. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, January 09, 1923 | Page 6 | Fuhrmann, Albert (I166804)
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| 8351 | Albert Fulcer Lillie Fulcer Manila Fulcer Gladys Fulcer Alvin Fulcer Jane E Fulcer [0/12] | Fulcer, Albert Wesley (I154244)
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| 8352 | Albert Fulcer Lillian Fulcer | Fulcer, Albert Wesley (I154244)
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| 8353 | Albert G Brusewitz 51 Bertha Brusewitz 50 Clarence Brusewitz 25 Levern Brusewitz 21 Mate Brusewitz 17 Clinton Brusewitz 15 Herman Wussow 15 Hazel Wussow 9 George Wussow 7 | Brusewitz, Albert (I145217)
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| 8354 | Albert G Huebner Minnie L Huebner Gertrude C Huebner Irvin E Huebner Angeline A Huebner Vernice E Huebner | Huebner, Albert (I109885)
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| 8355 | Albert G Huebner Minnie L Huebner Gertrude C Huebner Irvin E Huebner Angeline A Huebner Vernice E Huebner | Huebner, Vernice (I186775)
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| 8356 | Albert G Little Jennie M Little Paul E Little Marion M Little | Little, Paul (I309094)
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| 8357 | Albert G R Tews 41 Bertha Tews 36 Loinda Tews 12 Estella Tews 10 Herbert Tews 7 Alice Tews 2 | Tews, Albert (I316118)
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| 8358 | Albert G Stoetzel Lucy D Stoetzel Daniel J Manachek Anne Manachek Joseph A Jacob Dorothy Jacob | Jacob, Joseph Andrew (I318306)
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| 8359 | Albert G Zegers Louise Zegers Alice M Zegers Mary Lou Zegers Leland Zegers | Zegers, Albert (I156033)
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| 8360 | Albert Gast Amelia Gast Walter Gast [3 0/12] | Gast, Albert (I188086)
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| 8361 | Albert Gast Amelia Gast [38] Walter Gast | Gast, Walter (I188695)
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| 8362 | Albert Gast Amelia Gast Walter Gast | Gast, Albert (I188086)
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| 8363 | Albert Gorges Rt. 1, New London Age 88, passed away in New London Saturday after a brief illness. He was born September 17, 1881 in the Township of Caldondonia. He had lived and farmed in the area all of his life. He was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, New London. Survivors include one son, Marshall, New London: two daughters, Mrs. Wallace (Jane) Wendt, New London, Miss Helen Gorges, Wheaton, Illinois; 9 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from Trinity Lutheran Church, New London, Rev. Richard Schroeder officiating. Burial in the St. John cemetery, Calon donia. Friends may call at the Cline and Hanson Funeral Home New London after 2 p.m Sunday until 10:30 a.m. Monday and then at the church until the hour of service. Saturday, October 11, 1969, The Post-Crescent, B 4 Name: Birth Date: Birth Place: Death Date: Burial Place: Cemetery: Publication Date: Publication Place: Publication Title: | Gorges, Albert (I334979)
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| 8364 | Albert Gorges Lydia Gorges Harvey Gorges | Gorges, Albert (I145798)
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| 8365 | Albert Gorges Lydia Gorges Harvey Gorges | Sauberlich, Lydia (I145802)
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| 8366 | Albert Gorges Amanda Gorges Jane Gorges Helen Gorges Marshal Gorges | Gorges, Marshal (I321327)
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| 8367 | Albert Gosdeck Flora Gosdeck Herbert Gosdeck | Gosdeck, Herbert L. (I166845)
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| 8368 | Albert Gosdeck Flora Gosdeck Herbert Gosdeck Donald Gosdeck Hernian Gosdeck Arthur Gosdeck [4 7/12] Milo Gosdeck James Gosdeck [1 9/12] August Gosdeck [9/12] | Gosdeck, Albert Henry (I158064)
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| 8369 | Albert Gosdeck Flora Gosdeck Herbert Gosdeck Donald Gosdeck Hernian Gosdeck Arthur Gosdeck [4 7/12] Milo Gosdeck James Gosdeck [1 9/12] August Gosdeck [9/12] | Gosdeck, Milo R. (I191879)
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| 8370 | Albert Gosdeck Flora Gosdeck Herbert Gosdeck Donald Gosdeck Hernian Gosdeck Arthur Gosdeck Milo Gosdeck James Gosdeck August Gosdeck | Gosdeck, Herbert L. (I166845)
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| 8371 | Albert Greve Elisa Greve Laura Greve | Greve, Albert (I168439)
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| 8372 | Albert Grosnick, 62, Dale, died at about 6 o'clock Thursday evening at the New London hospital after a long illness. Born in Watertown, he had lived in the vicinity of Dale for more than 30 years. Survivors are the widow; two sons, Walter and Irving, and a daughter, Leona, all at home; a stepson, Rueben Spiegelberg, Oshkosh; four brothers, William and Charles, Shawano, and Henry and Otto, Neillsville; and two sisters, Mrs. Lizzie Zeichert, Shawano, and Mrs. M. Klipfel, Milwaukee. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 Sunday afternoon at the farm home about 2 1/2 miles southwest of Dale, and at 2 o'clock the same afternoon at St. Paul Lutheran church, Dale, with the Rev. Waldemar Zink in charge. Burial will be in the Union Cemetery, Dale. Appleton Post-Cescent, Fri. Evening, April 19, 1940, Page 12, Col. 5 | Grosnick, Albert (I190328)
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| 8373 | Albert H Gorges Lydia Gorges | Gorges, Albert (I145798)
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| 8374 | Albert H Gorges Lydia Gorges | Sauberlich, Lydia (I145802)
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| 8375 | Albert H Hockers Minnie B Hockers Pearl M Hockers Elmer A Hockers Richard W Hockers Dorothy A Hockers Roland J Hockers Donald A Hockers Howard B Hockers | Hockers, Albert (I92793)
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| 8376 | Albert H Hockers Minnie B Hockers Pearl M Hockers Elmer A Hockers Richard W Hockers Dorothy A Hockers Roland J Hockers Donald A Hockers Howard B Hockers | Hocks, Minnie (I92822)
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| 8377 | Albert H Kengmaier Jessie Kengmaier | Krugmeier, Albert H. (I315572)
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| 8378 | Albert H Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm | Koelm, Arthur G. (I320509)
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| 8379 | Albert H Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm | Koelm, Albert (I336296)
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| 8380 | Albert H Kregmeir 44 Jessie Kregmeir 44 Emma Schuerning 17 Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Appleton Ward 1, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2008; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 182; Image: 686 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4390899_00686/70056871?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%3dalbert%26gsln%3dkrugmeier%26msbdy%3d1873%26msbpn__ftp%3dMinnesota%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d26%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c26%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d70056871%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Krugmeier, Albert H. (I315572)
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| 8381 | Albert H Kruegemier 65 Jessie Kruegemier 65 Laura Schroeder 41 maid Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4508; Page: 5A; Enumeration District:44-17 http://interactive.ancestry.com/2442/M-T0627-04508-00587/76993959?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1940usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26gsfn%3dalbert%26gsln%3dkrugmeier%26msbdy%3d1873%26msbpn__ftp%3dMinnesota%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d26%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c26%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26gsln_x%3dNS_NP_NN%26gsfn_x%3dXO%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d76993959%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Krugmeier, Albert H. (I315572)
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| 8382 | Albert H Main Mary E Main Robert Bolster | Main, Albert (I160380)
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| 8383 | Albert H Schoenian 73 Edwin Schoenian 28 Francis Schoenian 24 Joe Purhe 40 (Possible surname is Durke) Servant | Schoenian, Albert Heinrich Julius (I125337)
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| 8384 | Albert H Schrader Agnes Schrader William Schrader Herbert E Schrader Albert Lee Schrader Floyd Schrader Roland Schrader Burton Schrader | Schrader, Herbert (I340850)
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| 8385 | Albert H Schrader Agnes Schrader William Schrader Herbert E Schrader Albert Lee Schrader Floyd Schrader Roland Schrader Burton Schrader | Schrader, Albert (I340851)
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| 8386 | Albert H Schrader Agnes Schrader William Schrader Herbert E Schrader Albert Lee Schrader Floyd Schrader Roland Schrader Burton Schrader | Nemoede, Agnes (I340852)
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| 8387 | Albert H Schultz 22 Laura M Schultz 24 Sylva A Schultz 1/12 James P Abrahamson 92 Anna J Abrahamson 66 Edward O Abrahamson 26 Gertrude A Abrahamson 17 | Schultz, Albert H. (I313557)
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| 8388 | Albert H Schultz Laura M Schultz Sylvia A Schultz Violet A Schultz | Schultz, Albert H. (I313557)
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| 8389 | Albert H Schultz Laura M Schultz Sylvia A Schultz Violet A Schultz | Schultz, Sylvia (I313559)
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| 8390 | Albert H Schwalenberg 47 Ellie Schwalenberg 44 Amand Schwalenberg 21 Gerald Schwalenberg 18 Vernon Schwalenberg 12 | Schwalenberg, Albert (I37881)
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| 8391 | ALBERT H SIEBERS SSN 388-05-6244 Residence: PE Born 29 Mar 1896 Last Benefit: Died 1 Mar 1965 Issued: WI | Siebers, Albert (I11641)
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| 8392 | Albert H Steffens Matilda Steffens Joseph A Steffens Johana Steffens Henry Steffens Lawrence Steffens Lenoard Steffens Leo Steffens John Nabbefeld Mary Steffens Anna Huven | Steffens, Joseph Alexander (I3931)
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| 8393 | Albert H Steffens Matilda Steffens Joseph A Steffens Johana Steffens Henry Steffens Lawrence Steffens Lenoard Steffens Leo Steffens John Nabbefeld Mary Steffens Anna Huven | Steffens, Henry Leonard (I139952)
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| 8394 | Albert H Sturm Beartha Sturm Etta Sturm May Nard Sturm Sellian Feidler Mary Kuntz | Sturm, Albert H. (I311019)
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| 8395 | Albert H. Korth, 65, died very unexpectedly at his home in the Town of Pella Tuesday evening, Nov. 6. He was born Aug. 25, 1886, in the Town of Matteson and in his early life was engaged in carpenter work. On June 15, 1913, he was married to Miss Meta Koehler at Pella Opening. Following their marriage, the young couple moved to a farm in the Town of Pella where he made his home ever since. He was a member of the St. Peter's Lutheran church; Pella, and had served as elder and treasurer for 25 years. At the time of his death he was a director and vice president of the Embarrass State bank. Survivors include the widow, one son, Silas, R. 3, Clintonville; three daughters, Milda, Mrs Leo Born, Clintonville, Verna, Mrs. Julius Barkow, and Edna, Mrs. Ernest Barkow, both of Rt.3, Clintonville; two sisters, Mrs. Frank Krueger, Rt.3, Shawano and Mrs. Robert Kriewaldt, Shawano; seven brothers, Henry and John, Shawano, Emil Embarrass, Robert, Clover Leaf Lakes, David, Kewaskum, Louis, Antigo, and Julius, Rt.2, Clintonville, and six grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted at 2 p.m. , Friday, Nov. 9, at St Peter's Lutheran church, Pella Opening, with the Rev. Walter List officiating. Burial will be in Pella Opening cemetery. Pallbearers will be Martin, Edwin, Clarence, Arwerd, Orlin and Ivan korth. Friends may call at the Eberhardt Funeral home until 11 a.m. Friday when the body will be taken to the church where it will lay in state until the hour of services. | Korth, Albert (I340030)
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| 8396 | ALBERT H. KRUGMEIER, one of Outagamie county's leading legal practitioners, who is engaged in a large practice in the city of Appleton, was born in Minnesota, June 1, 1873. He is a son of William and Dora Krugmeier, who removed to Dodge county, Wisconsin, soon after his birth. Mr. Krugmeier was given a high school education at Horicon, and after graduating there entered the Law School of the University of Wisconsin, graduating from there in 1898 . He located at Appleton for the practice of his profession. At this time he married Jessie Griswold, of Horicon, Wisconsin. Mr. Krugmeier, by dint of hard study and labor, began to enjoy a good practice. In 1905 he was elected to the office of District Attorney for Outagamie county, and while serving in this capacity directed the trial of one of the most famous murder trials ever tried in Outagamie county. This trial resulted in the conviction of Wenzel E. Kabat for the murder of Michael M. McCarthy. The evidence used by the state was almost entirely circumstantial, the gathering of which consumed much time and labor, but which was found to be impregnable and uncontrovertable . The brief used and prepared for this case by Mr. Krugmeier is said to have been perfect. It is generally admitted that this case was one of the best ever tried in the State. Mr. Krugmeier is of German descent, speaks and understands his mother tongue. Whatever time he can spare from his law practice he devotes to a dairy farm located just outside of the city of Appleton, which is a model of cleanliness. Mr. Krugmeier, politically, is a Republican, and is now serving his second term as Chairman of the Republican County Committee. | Krugmeier, Albert H. (I315572)
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| 8397 | Albert H. Raymaker, 83, of Combined Locks, passed away on Thursday, February 3, 2011 at St. Elizabeth Hospital. He was born May 22, 1927 in Kimberly, the son of the late Adrian and Minnie (De Groot) Raymaker. Albert served in the U.S. Army from 1945-1948 and again from 1950-1951 in the Korean War. He was married on October 20, 1951 to Emaline "Mike" Hafeman at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Appleton. The couple enjoyed 58 years of marriage, Mike preceded him in death on August 12, 2008. He retired after 46 years of employment with Appleton Papers in Combined Locks in 1989. Albert was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church in Combined Locks, VFW Post 10544, Combined Locks and Jacob Coppus Post 58 American Legion, Little Chute. After retirement they spent a lot of time at their cottage at Geano Beach Resort in Little Suamico. Al loved fishing and camping with his children and traveling in Wisconsin with his wife to enjoy the fall colors. He was a devoted husband, father and grandfather. Al is survived by his sons: David (Joyce) Raymaker, Hilbert and Michael (Tammy) Raymaker, Marietta, Georgia; nine grandchildren: Joshua (Brenda) Raymaker, Andrew (Chris) Flenz, Tanya Robitaille, Isaiah Raymaker, Sarah (James) Dedering, Zachariah (Nikki) Raymaker and Noah Raymaker; Jennifer Raymaker and Chanda Pouquet; nine great grandchildren: Austin and Reese Raymaker; Brittney Conrad, Elijah, John and Carisa Flenz; Leah and Hannah Johnson; Gavin Pouquet; three sisters: Martha Leitermann, Kimberly; Janet Schuh, Kaukauna and Mary Riel, Beaver Dam and a brother: John (Doris) Raymaker, Combined Locks. He is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. The funeral liturgy for Albert will be held at 11 a.m. on Tuesday, FEBRUARY 15, 2011 at ST. PAUL CATHOLIC CHURCH, 410 E. Wallace Street, Combined Locks. Father Andrew Kysely will be officiating. Military honors will follow. Burial will take place at Holy Name Cemetery, Kimberly. A visitation will be held at the church on Tuesday from 9:30 a.m. until the time of mass. Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 203 E. Kimberly Ave. Kimberly 920-788-6202 Read more: http://www.postcrescent.com/article/20110213/APC010301/102130564/Raymaker-Albert-H-#ixzz1DsC40tfi | Raymaker, Albert H. (I113615)
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| 8398 | ALBERT H. STURM, senior member of the firm of Sturm Brothers Ice Compa ny of Seymour, Wisconsin, general farmer and stockraiser of Seymour townsh ip, and owner of some of the finest thoroughbred horses and cattle in t he State, was born on the old homestead farm in Seymour township, Outagam ie county, Wisconsin, a son of August and Bertha (Heiling) Sturm. August S turm was born January 22, 1844, in Pomerania, Germany, and was marri ed in 1864 to Bertha Heiling, who was born at the same place December 2 1, 1840. They came to the United States in 1868 to join Mr. Sturm's broth er William, and located in Door county, Wisconsin, on a tract of forty acr es of wild land- on which there had been erected a little log cabin. Th ey remained on this place until 1871, in which year they moved to Seymo ur township, Outagamie county, and located on the present farm of Albert B rugger on section 27, on which at that time there was but a small clearin g, a small frame house and a shaky log barn. After putting all of this la nd under cultivation, Mr. Sturm bought a forty-acre tract across the roa d, in section 28, which he also improved and three or four years later bou ght another piece of forty acres adjoining, which had ten acres cleare d. He then sold the forty acres in section 27 and purchased eighty acres a djoining his property on section 28, and he finally put the whole 160 acr es under cultivation, erected fine houses and barns and stocked it with th oroughbred cattle. Here he spent the remainder of his life, his death occu rring in 1905, when he was sixty-one years of age. Mr. Sturm was a Republi can in politics, and held every township office within the gift of the peo ple. He was a stanch member of the German Methodist Church. Mrs. Sturnm w as a daughter of Fred and Gusta (Krause) Heiling, the former of whom w as a wagonmaker in Germany, where his death occurred in 1878, when he w as sixty-one years of age, his widow surviving him until 1896 and being se venty-eight years of age at the time of her demise. They had seven childre n: Bertha, August, Charles, Julius, Fred, Ludwig and Hannah, but Bertha. w as the only one of the family to come to this country. Mr. and Mrs. Stu rm had the following children: Matilda, born February 12, 1869, married Ch arles Schauer, by whom she had one child, Arnold, and is now deceased; Aug ust, born August 20, 1880; Lizzie, born April 19, 1871, married Ed Fiedle r, by whom she had three children, Dewey, Edna and Lillia.n and is now dec eased; Emma, born June 1.0, 1873, married Fred Young of Cumberland, Wiscon sin; Albert H., born April 24, 1875, and Henry, born April 6, 1877. Albert H. Sturm was educated in the public schools of Seymour township, a nd at the early age of fourteen years started out to make his own way in t he world. He worked out until he had reached the age of twenty-one year s, when he returned home and purchased eighty acres of land from his fathe r, adjoining the old homestead, a.nd here he has made extensive improvemen ts to those made by his father, and in partnership with his brother Hen ry is now the owner of some of the finest teams in the county. They ma ke a specialty of raising fine cattle, hogs and sheep, but pay the most at tention to raising horses, and they have a team now which they have repeat edly refused as much as $1,600 for, a pair of draft. animals the equ al of which it would be hard to find in the State. In 1904, Mr. Sturm w as married to Pauline Eurlope, who was born in Germany, and was the adopt ed daughter of William Dammon, who located in Seymour township in 1867, a nd two children have been born to this union: Alta and Maynard. | Sturm, Albert H. (I311019)
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| 8399 | Albert H. Winius 6/13/1945 Post Crescent 6/27/1945 1 | Winius, Albert H. (I79543)
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| 8400 | Albert Haas Maggie Haas Alma Haas Clarence Haas Arthur Haas Florence Haas | Haas, Clarence (I120916)
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| 8401 | Albert Haberland Bertha Haberland Ida Haberland Irwin Haberland | Haberland, Albert (I144660)
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| 8402 | Albert Haberland Bertha Haberland Ida Haberland Irwin Haberland | Haberland, Erwin (I189193)
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| 8403 | Albert Haddotg Selma Haddotg Elmer Haddotg Elda Haddotg Roland Haddotg Lyla Haddotg | Kaddatz, Albert H. (I194061)
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| 8404 | Albert Handl Mary Handl Anna Handl Mary Handl George Handl Lizzie Handl Walter Handl John Handl Rose Handl Albert Handl Viola Handl | Handl, Andrew (I172304)
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| 8405 | Albert Harp [49] Emma Harp Ida Harp Herman Harp Annie Harp August Harp Bertha Harp Eddie Harp Alma Harp Janda Harp Otto Harp Laura Harp [0] Rica Harp | Harp, Linda Wilhelmina (I125235)
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| 8406 | Albert Harp Emma Harp Ida Harp Herman Harp Annie Harp August Harp Bertha Harp Eddie Harp Alma Harp Janda Harp Otto Harp Laura Harp Rica Harp | Harp, Albert (I104448)
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| 8407 | Albert Harp Emma Harp Edward Harp Alma Harp Linda Harp Otto Harp Laura Harp Harry Harp Ida Harp James Harp [5 5/12] William Harp [3 8/12] | Harp, Albert (I104448)
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| 8408 | Albert Harp Emma Harp Edward Harp Alma Harp Linda Harp Otto Harp Laura Harp Harry Harp Ida Harp James Harp [5 5/12] William Harp [3 8/12] | Harp, Linda Wilhelmina (I125235)
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| 8409 | Albert Hartjes 527 W. Main St., Little Chute Age 93, passed away at 10:30 3.m. Saturday after a short illness. He was born in Kimberly January 29, 1873 and was a lifelong resident of Little Chute. He was a charter member of the Little Chute Community Band and a member of the Holy Name Society. Survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Marian (Gertrude) Vanden Heuvel, Little Chute and Mrs. John (Lucina) Johnson, Kimberly: one brother. Peter, Rudolph, Wis.; one sister, Sister M. Lucina, Racine; 11 grandchildren; 37 g r eat-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 11 a-m. at St. John Catholic Church, Little Chute, with burial in the parish cemetery. The Verkuilen Funeral Home. Little Chute, was in charge of arrangements. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Friday, December 30, 1966 | Page 9 | Hartjes, Albert (I22046)
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| 8410 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hass, Albert (I316904)
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| 8411 | Albert Heinzen Mary Heinzen Roy A Heinzen Margorie E Heinzen [5 2/12] | Heinzen, Albert (I106390)
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| 8412 | Albert Heinzen Mary Heinzen Roy A Heinzen Margorie E Heinzen [5 2/12] | Heinzen, Roy A. (I206350)
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| 8413 | Albert Henn Ema Henn Audrey Henn Rodney Henn | Henn, Albert (I131917)
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| 8414 | Albert Henry Moeller was born on 22 Jul 1880 in Bird Island, Renville, Minnesota, USA and died on 4 Mar 1945 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. Noted events in his life were: Family History Document: The other family members were removed from this file as they are not part of the 1familytree web site focus on Fox Valley settlers The info removed is summarized; Albert Henry Moeller was born on Jul 22, 1880 in Bird Island, Renville, Minnesota, USA and died on Mar 4, 1945 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. Noted events in his life were: Other Info or Eventsdated Jul 22, 1880 Son of Henry Louis Moeller (1852-1932) and Elizabeth Bipes • He is listed in the 1910 Census in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. Albert H Moeller 29 Lydia H Moeller 24 Bratrice E Moeller 5/12 • He is listed in the 1920 Census in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. Albert H Moeller 39 Lydia Moeller 33 Beatrice Moeller 10 Marjorie Moeller 2 [2 5/12] C Russell Kilty 27 John Seraher 42 • Civil Death Record dated Mar 4, 1945 Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008 about Albert H Moeller Name: Albert H Moeller Death Date: 4 Mar 1945 Death Place: Portland Certificate: 891 View original image Source Citation: Death Index 1942-50, Oregon State Library, Oregon Death Index Km-Z, 1942-1950 Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008 about Lydia H Moeller Name: Lydia H Moeller Death Date: 23 Mar 1959 Death Place: Multnomah Spouse: Albert Certificate: 3791 View original image Source Citation: Oregon Death Index 1931-1941, Oregon State Library, Oregon Death Index L-Z, 1951-1960 Albert married Lydia Helen Rose Buri about Jul 1907. Lydia was born before 1889 and died on Mar 23, 1959 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. They had five children: Beatrice Elizabeth, Dorothy Helen, Marjorie Ruth, Richard Henry, and Nadine Jeanette. Noted events in her life were: Civil Death Record dated Mar 23, 1959 Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008 about Albert H Moeller Name: Albert H Moeller Death Date: 4 Mar 1945 Death Place: Portland Certificate: 891 View original image Source Citation: Death Index 1942-50, Oregon State Library, Oregon Death Index Km-Z, 1942-1950 Oregon, Death Index, 1898-2008 about Lydia H Moeller Name: Lydia H Moeller Death Date: 23 Mar 1959 Death Place: Multnomah Spouse: Albert Certificate: 3791 View original image Source Citation: Oregon Death Index 1931-1941, Oregon State Library, Oregon Death Index L-Z, 1951-1960 • Other Info or Eventsdated Bef 1889 Daughter of Heinrich Buri and Elizabeth Abegglen 2-Beatrice Elizabeth Moeller was born on Nov 13, 1909 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA and died on Nov 5, 1991 in Corvallis, Benton, Oregon, USA. 2-Marjorie Ruth Moeller was born on 29 Aug 1917 in Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA, died on 23 Feb 2000 in , , Oregon, USA, and was buried in Willamette National Cemetery, Portland, Oregon, USA. Noted events in her life were: Tombstone: Name:Marjorie R Hyland Service Info.:1ST SGT US ARMY Birth Date:29 Aug 1917 Death Date:22 Feb 2000 Relation:Wife of Hyland, James W Interment Date:25 Feb 2000 Cemetery:Willamette National Cemetery Cemetery Address:11800 SE MT. Scott Boulevard Portland, OR 97266 Buried At:Section W Site 977 • Civil Death Record dated 23 Feb 2000 Name:Marjorie Ruth Hyland Age:83 Birth Date:1917 Death Date:23 Feb 2000 Death Place:Multnomah Spouse:James Name:Marjorie M. Hyland SSN:541-05-0808 Last Residence:97206 Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States of America Born:29 Aug 1917 Died:22 Feb 2000 State (Year) SSN issued:Oregon (Before 1951) Marjorie married James William Hyland before 1942. James was born on 23 Apr 1915 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA and died on 14 Jun 1984 in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA. Noted events in his life were: He is listed in the 1920 Census in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA James B Hyland33 Ada J Hyland30 Don A Hyland10 James W Hyland4 [4 8/12] Marion E Hyland3 [3 2/12] Robert D Hyland0 [4/12] • He is listed in the 1930 Census in Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, USA James B Hyland43 Jean Hyland40 Don Hyland21 James W Hyland14 Marion Hyland13 Robert Hyland10 • He served in the military WWII - US Army after 25 Aug 1943.1 • Civil Death Record dated 14 Jun 1984 Name:James W Hyland Age:69 Birth Date:23 Apr 1915 Death Date:14 Jun 1984 Death Place:Multnomah Spouse:Marjor Certificate:84-10520 | Moeller, Beatrice Elizabeth (I925)
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| 8415 | Albert Hitpass 35 Mary Hitpass 30 Lizzie Hitpass 8 Harry Hitpass 6 Corneline Hitpass 2 Magdelena Hitpass 1/12 | Hietpas, Albert H. (I22950)
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| 8416 | Albert Hocs Mery Hocs Henry Hocs John Hocs Mary Hocs Anton Hocs | Hoes, Albert Gijsbertus (I125466)
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| 8417 | Albert Hocs Mery Hocs Henry Hocs John Hocs Mary Hocs Anton Hocs | Vandenbroek, Maria Dorothea (I125465)
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| 8418 | Albert Hoppe Bertha W Hoppe Carl A Hoppe Marie A Hoppe Otto H Hoppe Freda J Hoppe Albert A Hoppe Frank F Hoppe Walter W Hoppe [10/12] | Hoppe, Carl Albert (I123265)
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| 8419 | Albert Hutfaes 55 Anna Hutfaes 45 Henry Hutfaes 22 Norbert Hutfaes 20 Sylvester Hutfaes 19 Edward Hutfaes 17 Josephine Hutfaes 13 Joseph Hutfaes 11 Margaret Hutfaes 7 Marion Hutfaes 7 | Hutjens, Albert (I83664)
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| 8420 | Albert Hutgens 42 Annie Hutgens 36 Henry Hutgens 12 Norbert Hutgens 10 Sylvester Hutgens 8 Edward Hutgens 7 Josephine Hutgens 3 Joseph Hutgens 1 [1 7/12 | Hutjens, Albert (I83664)
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| 8421 | Albert Hutjens 30 Annie Hutjens 25 Henry Hutjens 2 Norbert Hutjens 11/12 Henry Van Dyke 15 | Hutjens, Albert (I83664)
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| 8422 | Albert Ihde Anna Ihde Ruth Ihde Viola Ihde Reinhold Ihde Gordon Ihde Wilbert Ihde Evelin Ihde Raymond Ihde Marsalida Ihde Lloyd Ihde | Ihde, Albert (I344073)
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| 8423 | Albert J Baer Ida B Baer Alvin E Baer Viola D Baer Eva I Baer Clifford J H Baer Grace M Baer Orin A Baer Walter I Baer Chester O Baer Ritchard H Baer | Faber, Ida (I190947)
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| 8424 | Albert J Baer Ida B Baer Alvin E Baer Viola D Baer Eva I Baer Clifford J H Baer Grace M Baer Orin A Baer Walter I Baer [4 8/12] Chester O Baer [2 5/12] Ritchard H Baer [7/12] | Baer, Chester O. (I138780)
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| 8425 | Albert J Baer Ida B Baer Alvin E Baer Viola D Baer Eva I Baer Clifford J H Baer Grace M Baer Orin A Baer Walter I Baer [4 8/12] Chester O Baer [2 5/12] Ritchard H Baer [7/12] | Baer, Albert J. (I146089)
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| 8426 | Albert J Baer Ida B Baer Alvin E Baer Viola D Baer Eva I Baer Clifford J H Baer Grace M Baer Orin A Baer Walter I Baer Chester O Baer Ritchard H Baer | Baer, Viola (I146114)
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| 8427 | Albert J H Schoeman 48 Caroline Schoeman 39 Lizzie Schoeman 12 Headwig Schoeman 11 Lena Schoeman 9 Otto Schoeman 9 Elsie Schoeman 7 Fredda Schoeman 6 Olga Schoeman 4 Lily Schoeman 2 Anthor Schoeman 5 HE IS EDWIN | Schoenian, Albert Heinrich Julius (I125337)
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| 8428 | Albert J Junge Verna A Junge Harold E Junge Myrtle A Junge Bernice E Junge Alvin J Brockman Larry A Brockman | Brockman, Alvin (I140673)
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| 8429 | Albert J Peters Lena E Peters Esther M Peters Leona M Peters Harold O Peters | Peters, Albert John (I171751)
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| 8430 | Albert J Roehm Leona Roehm [44] Delton Roehm Donna Mae Roehm | Roehm, Albert (I147918)
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| 8431 | Albert J Roehm Leona Roehm Delton Roehm Donna Mae Roehm | Roehm, Donna M. (I147913)
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| 8432 | Albert J Roehm Leona Roehm Delton Roehm Donna Mae Roehm | Roehm, Delton (I147920)
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| 8433 | Albert J Schmidt Margaret Schmidt Arthur Schmidt Raymond Schmidt Helen Schmidt Mary Ann Schmidt Eleanor Schmidt Margaret B Schmidt William Schmidt | Wanke, Margaret Anne (I45128)
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| 8434 | Albert J Schmidt Margaret Schmidt Arthur Schmidt Raymond Schmidt Helen Schmidt Mary Ann Schmidt Eleanor Schmidt Margaret B Schmidt William Schmidt | Schmidt, Albert J. (I91835)
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| 8435 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schmidt, Margaret (I339012)
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| 8436 | Albert J Schmidt Margaret Schmidt Arthur Schmidt Raymond Schmidt Helen Schmidt Mary Ann Schmidt Eleanor Schmidt Margaret B Schmidt William Schmidt | Schmidt, William J. (I339016)
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| 8437 | Albert J Scholl Dorothy S Scholl Dorothy M Scholl John P Scholl Jean A Scholl Marie A Miller | Scholl, Dr. Albert John (I123712)
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| 8438 | Albert J Scholl Nellie J Scholl Agnes Scholl Albert J Scholl Jr Margaret Scholl Katherine Hillman | Scholl, John Theodor (I119522)
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| 8439 | Albert J Scholl Nellie J Scholl Agnes Scholl Albert J Scholl Jr Margaret Scholl Katherine Hillman | Scholl, Dr. Albert John (I123712)
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| 8440 | Albert J Schultz Erma Schultz Gordon Schultz Virginia Schultz [6/12] | Schultz, Virginia (I156243)
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| 8441 | Albert J Schultz Dorothee M Schultz Russel A Schultz | Schultz, Russell Albert Sr. (I155660)
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| 8442 | Albert J Schultz Dorothee M Schultz Russel A Schultz | Schultz, Albert (I155662)
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| 8443 | Albert J Simon 45 Elsie M Simon 40 Agnes M Shafer 63 | Jagdfeld, Agnes (I162813)
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| 8444 | Albert J Tellock Amelia A Tellock Emma A Tellock Bertie A Tellock Willie F Tellock August J Tellock Louis H Tellock Julious A Tellock Amelia E Tellock | Tellock, Emma (I322259)
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| 8445 | Albert J Utschig Hedwig W Utschig Glen A Utschig Reno A Utschig Joseph B Utschig | Utschig, Reno A. (I193145)
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| 8446 | Albert J Van Gompel Regina M Van Gompel Dolores J Van Gompel Lorinne A Van Gompel | VanGompel, Albert J. (I103902)
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| 8447 | Albert J Van Gompel Marie Van Gompel Dolores Van Gompel Lorraine Van Gompel | VanGompel, Albert J. (I103902)
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| 8448 | Albert J Vander Rider Susan E Vander Rider Viola Vander Rider Delia Vander Rider Gertrude Vander Rider Alice Vander Rider | Duffy, Susanna (I168776)
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| 8449 | Albert J Vanderhiden Susan Vanderhiden Delia Vanderhiden Gertrude Vanderhiden Alice Vanderhiden Eliza Duffy | Vanderheiden, Albert (I184885)
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| 8450 | Albert J Vanderhider Susan Vanderhider Selia Vanderhider Gertrude Vanderhider Alice Vanderhider Eliza Duffy | Duffy, Susanna (I168776)
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| 8451 | Albert J Vanderhider Susan Vanderhider Selia Vanderhider Gertrude Vanderhider Alice Vanderhider Eliza Duffy | Conaghton, Elizabeth (I168065)
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| 8452 | Albert J Weisa 36 Anna M Weisa 34 Marian E Weisa 9/12 | Weiss, Albert (I129384)
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| 8453 | Albert J Widhalm 37 Agnes H Widhalm 30 Helen Ann Widhalm 7 Richard E Widhalm 6 Patricia Widhalm 4 Mary Widhalm 1 John Widhalm 2/12 August Widhalm 68 Florine Heimann 17 | Widhalm, August (I105707)
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| 8454 | Albert J. Achten, 94, Howard, passed away on Friday, June 15, 2012. He was born in De Pere on Feb. 19, 1918 to the late Jacob and Eva (Hibbard) Achten. Albert served in the U.S. Army during WWII with his four brothers. He married Dorothy Angerman on Oct. 9, 1948 and she preceded him in death on Oct. 5, 2006. Albert worked as a contractor in siding and was very good at his craft. Survivors include his children, David (Beth) Achten; Dale (Chris) Christianson; Bruce Achten; Steve (Sharon) Achten; Marsha (Dan) Gajeski; 11 grandchildren; 21 great grandchildren; one brother; three sisters; two sisters-in-law; two brothers-in-law. Further survived by other relatives and friends. Albert was preceded in death by his wife, Dorothy; his parents; one sister; five brothers. Private family services will be held at a later date. Pfotenhauer Funeral & Cremation (920) 434-2060 Published in Green Bay Press-Gazette on June 17, 2012 | Achten, Albert J. (I184977)
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| 8455 | Albert J. Ebben, age 94 of Appleton, passed away on Friday, July 29, 2016 at King Veterans Home, surrounded by his loving family. He was born on July 21, 1922 to the late William and JoHanna (Vanden Broek) Ebben. Albert was drafted into the Army and Honorably discharged in 1946. He was a proud veteran who continued his loyalty as a member of American Legion Post 38. Al was a member of Catholic Knights, Knights of Columbus and St. Edwards Catholic Church. He was employed at Fox River Tractor for 21 years as a time keeper/time study engineer and maintenance. He always enjoyed family and friends, sightseeing, fishing, woodworking and road trips with the grandkids. His wife Elaine of 71 years preceded him in death, July 21, 2015. They were the proud parents of Shirley (Len) Kurey, Black Creek, Rosie (Jim) Wurl, Seymour, Theresa (Lloyd) Mastrodonato, Shawano, Ronald (Susan) Ebben, Black Creek, Gerald (Lisa) Ebben, Appleton and Marylee (Joe) Wickersheim, Appleton, 18 grandchildren and 33 great grand children, two sisters; Frances Braun, Santee CA and Rose Mary Van den Huevel, Seymour, sister in law, Mary Ann Erickson, Appleton. He is further survived by other relatives and friends. Besides his loving wife Elaine, he was preceded in death by brother, Cornelius (Jack) Ebben, Appleton, sister Katherine H. Hoes, West De Pere, and Sister Felice Ebben, Milwaukee, brothers in laws, Rueben Braun, Santee, CA and Albin Hoes, West De Pere. The Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11:00am, Monday, August 8, 2016 at St. Edward Catholic Church, N2926 State Hwy 47, Appleton with Rev. Walter Stumpf and Rev. Charles Brooks concelebrating. Visitation will be held at the church, Sunday, August 7, 2016 from 4:30pm to 7:30pm, with a prayer service at 7:30, then visitation will continue from 9:00am until 10:45am, Monday, August 8, 2016 prior to the service. The family wishes to extend a special thank you to King Veterans Home, especially the 4th floor of Olson Hall staff and Sister Martha for their excellent care given to Albert and to St. Edwards parish and school for the years of prayers and cards given to both Albert and Elaine during their stay at King. Dad, you are at peace now and with mom. Family, faith and a giving heart are the values you passed onto us; we will follow in your footsteps. We love you. Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on Aug. 3, 2016 | Ebben, Albert (I77725)
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| 8456 | Albert J. Jansen 7/20/1897 2/16/1964 Post Crescent 2/17/1964 B 8 | Jansen, Albert J. (I109115)
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| 8457 | Albert J. Schumacher 1/5/2002 Post Crescent 2/5/2002 C 4 | Schumacher, Albert J. (I138463)
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| 8458 | Albert Jahnke 62 Augusta Jahnke 56 Otto A Jahnke 23 Alma M Jahnke 20 August F Jahnke 19 Edwin R Jahnke 13 Carl Jahnke Jahnke 94 | Jahnke, Carl (I79085)
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| 8459 | Albert Jahnke 62 Augusta Jahnke 56 Otto A Jahnke 23 Alma M Jahnke 20 August F Jahnke 19 Edwin R Jahnke 13 Carl Jahnke Jahnke 94 | Kiesow, Augusta (I79901)
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| 8460 | Albert Jahnke 62 Augusta Jahnke 56 Otto A Jahnke 23 Alma M Jahnke 20 August F Jahnke 19 Edwin R Jahnke 13 Carl Jahnke Jahnke 94 | Jahnke, Albert (I80012)
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| 8461 | Albert Jahnke Irene Jahnke Lena Ihde | Ehde, Irene (I308322)
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| 8462 | Albert Jandrey Laura Jandrey Ethel Jandrey | Jandrey, Albert John (I202856)
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| 8463 | Albert Jansck Anna Jansck Ella Jansck Lyle Jansck | Jansch, Lyle (I184435)
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| 8464 | Albert Jansck Anna Jansck Ella Jansck Lyle Jansck | Jansch, Albert (I184437)
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| 8465 | Albert Jansen 21 Anna Jansen 20 Robert Jansen 2/12 | Jansen, Albert J. (I109115)
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| 8466 | Albert Jansen 72 Hettie Jansen 68 John Jansen 38 Minnie Jansen 36 Nick Jansen 21 George Jansen 24 | Jansen, Albert (I29625)
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| 8467 | Albert Jansen Agnes Jansen Donald Jansen | Jansen, Albert John (I80117)
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| 8468 | Albert Jansen Agnes Jansen Donald Jansen Shirley Jansen John Jansen Patricia Jansen | Jansen, Albert John (I80117)
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| 8469 | Albert Jansen Theodora M Jansen Maurice J Jansen Gervase J Jansen | Jansen, Albertus (I49198)
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| 8470 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jansen, Maurice (I49206)
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| 8471 | Albert Jansen Dora Jansen Morris Jansen Gervase Jansen Lawrence Jansen Mary Jansen Arlene Jansen Wilber Jansen [2 2/12] Vernon Jansen [2/12] | Jansen, Lawrence Joseph "Larry" (I49208)
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| 8472 | Albert Jansen Dora Jansen Morris Jansen Gervase Jansen Lawrence Jansen Mary Jansen Arlene Jansen Wilber Jansen Vernon Jansen | Jansen, Albertus (I49198)
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| 8473 | Albert Jansen Dora Jansen Maurice Jansen Gervase Jansen Mary Jansen Arleen Jansen Wilbure Jansen Vernon Jansen Martha Jansen | Jansen, Albertus (I49198)
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| 8474 | Albert Jansen Dora Jansen Maurice Jansen Gervase Jansen Mary Jansen Arleen Jansen Wilbure Jansen Vernon Jansen Martha Jansen | VanDyke, Theodora "Dora" (I49199)
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| 8475 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jansen, Wilbur "Pete" (I49210)
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| 8476 | Albert Janson 62 Harrietta Janson 56 John Janson 28 Mina Janson 26 Edward Janson 24 George Janson 15 Michalis Janson 12 Rosa Janson 10 | Jansen, Albert (I29625)
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| 8477 | Albert Jentz 57 Eliza Jentz 52 Victor Jentz 27 Harold Jentz 21 Witmer Jentz 11 | Jentz, Albert (I152561)
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| 8478 | ALBERT JENTZ has been actively identified with the agricultural interests of Center township for a long period and is now ranked with the successful men of his section. He was born on his present property, September 29, 1872, a son of Frederick and Mary (Peters) Jentz, natives of Germany. Frederick Jentz came to the United States as a young man and for about a year rented farming property in New York, but decided there were more opportunities in the West and subsequently came to Outagamie county at a time when there was but one building in Appleton. He bought land, which was all in timber, cleared a small tract and built a log cabin, and soon had a crop planted. From that time on his advance was rapid, and at the time of his death he was one of the well known and highly esteemed men of his township. He added to his property from time to time, and was elected to positions of honor and trust by his fellow citizens, and when he died, May 8, 1901, the township lost a man whose place it was hard to fill. Mr. Jentz was married in New York State to Mary Peters, who was born in the Fatherland, and had come to this country with her mother some years before. Albert Jentz received his education in the country schools of his neighborhood, attending during the winter months until he was twenty years old, his summers being claimed by the work of the home farm. He was married November 17, 1898, to Elizabeth Jenkel, daughter of John and Catherine Jenkel, who came from Germany to the United States, and settled near Greenville, where Mr. Jenkel became a prosperous farmer. He is now retired from business activities and is living at Center. Mrs. Jentz, who was born September 26, 1876, is one of five children. After the death of his father, Mr. Jentz came into possession of the old homestead, and here he has carried on general farming and dairying. His efforts have met with well-deserved success, as he has inherited from his father many of those sterling traits of character which go to make for success in any line of endeavor. Mr. Jentz is a democrat in politics, his father having been a stanch supporter of the principles of that party. With his wife he attends the Lutheran Church at Ellington. Mr. and Mrs. Jentz have five children; Richard, born October 8, 1899; Amanda, born August 26, 1901; Victor, born February 18, 1903; Martha born May 17, 1904; and Harold, born September 6, 1908. | Jentz, Albert (I152561)
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| 8479 | Albert Jepson 59 Margaret Jepson 54 Laura Jepson 21 Milo Jepson 22 George Jepson 16 Hiram Jepson 13 Evan Jepson 12 Sylvester Jepson 11 | Jepson, Albert (I191462)
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| 8480 | ALBERT JEPSON, a progressive and enterprising agriculturist of Deer Creek township, who is the owner of a 200-acre tract lying in section 31, was born August 5, 1860, in Outagamie county, Wisconsin, the eldest of a family of four children. He remained on the home farm until he was thirty-two years of age, at which time he was married to Miss Margaret Dempsey, daughter of Martin and Mary (Doran) Dempsey, natives of Ireland. She was the sixth born of her parents' eight children, and was born December 4, 1865. Mr. and Mrs. Jepson have had nine children: Earl, Pearl, Milo, Rebecca, Edith, George, Hiram, Eben and Sylvester. After his marriage, Mr. Jepson remained for one year on the farm of his father, and at that time his parents retired and moved to Welcome. When his brother died, Mr. Jepson purchased the interests of the other heirs to the property, and he is now the sole owner of the 200 acres, of which 150 are cleared and under cultivation. The farm is one of the handsome properties of this locality, being neatly kept and well fenced with barbed and woven wire. Mr. Jepson has carried on general farming and stock raising, finds a ready sale in the markets for his dairy produce, hogs, cattle and sugar beets, and milks on an average of fifteen cows the year round, specializing in Holsteins. His hogs are of the Poland-China breed, while he has raised Percheron and Clyde horses and is now breeding the French Coach stock. Mr. Jepson is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America, and the Equitable Fraternal Union. He is a Republican in his political views, and has served eighteen months as chairman of the township board, as a member of the school board for a long period and as road commissioner four years. He and his family are consistent members of St. Mary's Catholic Church, of Welcome, Wisconsin. | Jepson, Albert (I191462)
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| 8481 | Albert Jeske Augusta Jeske Eda Jeske Henry Jeske Albert Jeske | Becker, Augusta (I158246)
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| 8482 | Albert Jeske Augusta Jeske Henry Jeske Albert Jeske Martha Jeske Augusta Jeske Arthur Jeske | Jeske, Martha Marie Louise (I127502)
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| 8483 | Albert Johannes Friedrich Uecke b. June 24,1874 T of Osborne, Wi Bapt. Aug 9, 1874 Freedom Moravian Church, S/O: Johannes & Hulda Schulze Uecke | Uecke, Albert (I307735)
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| 8484 | ALBERT JOHN WEST. One of the best-equipped dairy farms in Outagamie county is that owned by Albert John West in Grand Chute township, an excellent tract of eighty acres which he has been operating for the past eight years. Mr. West was born at Kaukauna, Wisconsin, June 24, 1864, a son of Theodore and Wilhelmina (Hendricks) West, natives of Holland. Theodore West in early life was engaged in a mercantile business at Little Chute, but later became a farmer in Freedom township, where he resided until the death of his wife, in 1886, when he sold his farm, retired from activities and went to Kaukauna to live, but later removed to the home of his son, Albert John, with whom he now resides. He and his wife had a family of nine children: Albert John; George, a farmer of Grand Chute township; Henry, farming in Kaukauna township; Nellie, the wife of Jacob Ebben, a Freedom township farmer; Anna and Theodore, who are deceased; John, a papermaker of the State of Maine; Nicholas, who is deceased; and Peter, a carpenter of Kaukauna. Albert John West received his education in the common schools of Little Chute, and when he had passed his fifteenth birthday went to work in the lumber camps as assistant to the cook one winter, and during the eight years that followed engaged in dredging during the summer months and lumbering in the winters. After his marriage he was employed on the farm of Judge Meyer for about four years, after which he rented the farm until 1902, and in this year bought the place. He has eighty-one acres, all well cultivated, fully equipped with modern buildings which, in turn, are fitted throughout with the latest appliances and improvements with safeguards for cleanliness and hygiene. He keeps thirty-two head of fine dairy stock . On June 28, 1887, Mr. West was married to Anna Meyer, born in Freedom township, Outagamie county, April 19, 1864, daughter of Albert and Mary (Vanderlinden) Meyer, natives of Holland, who came to the United States and located in Outagamie county. Mr. Meyer engaged in farming, and became the owner of a valuable property situated one mile west of Mr. West's farm. After residing there for about, thirty years he removed to Little Chute, where he is now living retired. He and his wife had ten children: Anna, the wife of Mr. West; Vincent, a farmer of Chili, Wisconsin, Jacob, who is deceased; Elizabeth, wife of Fred Volkman; Mary, wife of George West, brother of Albert John; John, who is deceased; Dora, wife of Peter Nieling, a furniture dealer and undertaker of Little Chute; Frances, wife of Theo Weyenberg, a papermaker of Little Chute, and two children who died in infancy. Mr. and Mrs. West have had seven children: John, born March 7, 1888, town clerk of Grand Chute, residing near his father's farm; Wilhelmina, born June 12, 1889, single and residing at home; Agatha, born February 5, 1892, an artist of much talent, residing with her parents; Theodore, born October 2, 1894; Mary, born July 19, 1896; Albert, born February 4, 1898; and Francis, born December 26, 1902, who died aged seven months. Mr. West is a member of St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church at Appleton, and is connected with the Catholic Order of Foresters and the Catholic Knights. In political matters he is independent, and he has never aspired to public office . | West, Albert John (I49762)
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| 8485 | Albert Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Virginia Johnson Samuel Johnson Josephine Johnson | Unknown, Elizabeth (I155734)
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| 8486 | Albert Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Virginia Johnson Samuel Johnson Josephine Johnson | Johnson, Samuel (I155737)
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| 8487 | Albert Joseph Katherine Joseph Louis Joseph Marie Joseph Harold Joseph Francis Joseph Robert Joseph Florence Joseph | Joseph, Francis (I92914)
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| 8488 | Albert Joseph Katherine Joseph Louis Joseph Marie Joseph Harold Joseph Francis Joseph Robert Joseph Florence Joseph | Joseph, Albert (I199270)
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| 8489 | Albert Joseph Catherine Joseph Francis Joseph Robert Joseph Florence Joseph | Unknown, Katharine (I199269)
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| 8490 | Albert Joseph Catherine Joseph Francis Joseph Robert Joseph Florence Joseph | Joseph, Albert (I199270)
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| 8491 | Albert K Sachs Elizabeth F Sachs Marie E Sachs Karl Sachs Marlene Sachs | Sachs, Albert Karl (I136607)
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| 8492 | Albert Kaddatz Selma Kaddatz Gladys Kaddatz Elmer Kaddatz Elda Kaddatz | Kaddatz, Albert H. (I194061)
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| 8493 | Albert Kaddatz Selma Kaddatz Gladys Kaddatz Elmer Kaddatz Elda Kaddatz | Kaddatz, Elmer (I342444)
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| 8494 | Albert Kaliebe William Kaliebe Rose Kaliebe Dorothy Rutz | Deau, Rose "Kaliebe" (I172884)
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| 8495 | Albert Kempf Selma Kempf Herbert Kempf Ernest Kempf Verner Kempf Arnold Kempf Lorraine Kempf Elmer Kempf Norton Kempf Alfred Kempf Melvin Kampf | Kempf, Alfred (I319112)
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| 8496 | Albert Kerlgas Lydia Keilgas Gertie Keilgas Ester Keilgas Alex Keilgas Ellen Keilgas [5/12] | Kielgas, Albert Bernard Wilhelm (I142815)
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| 8497 | Albert Kersten, Sr. 61, died at his home at 4:15 Sunday morning following a week's illness. Born in Germany, Mr. Kersten resided in Kaukauna for the last 25 years. He worked as a policeman about 25 years ago, but for the last 25 years had been employed at the Thilmany Pulp and Paper company. He was a member of the Papermaker's union. Survivors are the widow; three sons, August, Ernest and Albert, Jr. of Kaukauna; four daughters, Mrs. Oscar Grimmer, Mrs. Aloys Hopfensperger and Miss Helen Kertsten of Kaukauna, Mrs. Julia Olson of Green Bay; the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Kersten of Wrightstown; two brothers, Otto and Herman of Wrightstown; three sisters, Mrs. Adolph Krueger, Mrs. William Kamps and Mrs. Gustave Erdmann of Wrightstown; and eight grandchildren. The funeral will be held at 1:30 Wednesday afternoon at the residence and at 2 o'clock at Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed church. Burial will be in Highland Memorial park at Appleton. | Kersten, Albert F. (I141430)
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| 8498 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kersten, Elizabeth "Betty" (I138026)
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| 8499 | Albert Kersten Josephine Kersten Charlotte Kersten Joan Kersten Marian Kersten Nancy Kersten Betty Kersten Johanna Kersten | Kersten, Charlotte G. (I138030)
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| 8500 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Kersten, Joan (I172301)
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| 8501 | Albert Kilsdonk Annie Kilsdonk Martin Kilsdonk Frank Kilsdonk Henry Kilsdonk Wilbert Kilsdonk | Kilsdonk, Frank Joseph (I22836)
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| 8502 | Albert Kilsdonk Annie Kilsdonk Frank J Kilsdonk Henry J Kilsdonk Wilbert J Kilsdonk Annie M Kilsdonk | Kilsdonk, Frank Joseph (I22836)
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| 8503 | Albert Kilsdorph Annie Kilsdorph Martin Kilsdorph Frank Kilsdorph | Kilsdonk, Frank Joseph (I22836)
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| 8504 | Albert Klein Margaretha Klein Louis Klein Elmer Klein Anna Klein | Klein, Albert (I157970)
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| 8505 | Albert Klitzke Jennie Klitzke Annie Klitzke Fred Klitzke August Klitzke Robert Klitzke Lawrence Klitzke Otto Klitzke [1 10/12] Frederick Klitzke | Klitzke, Frederick (I147428)
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| 8506 | Albert Klun Margaret Klein Dorris C Klein Therisia Klein | Klein, Albert (I157970)
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| 8507 | Albert Klun Margaret Klein Dorris C Klein Therisia Klein | Weiss, Theresa (I127133)
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| 8508 | Albert Kobs Adeline Kobs Melvin Kobs Donald Kobs Robert Kobs | Kobs, Robert "Werner" Sr. (I199866)
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| 8509 | Albert Koelm Rites conducted Albert Hugo Koelm Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/17/1936 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary Card of Thanks Albert Koelm Family, Children of Margaret Goetzman Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/17/1936 | Page: 3 | Type: News Albert Koelm Passes Away At Home Albert Hugo Koelm Kaukauna Times | Date: 04/14/1936 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary | Koelm, Albert (I323259)
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| 8510 | Albert Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm Maude Koelm | Koelm, Arthur G. (I320509)
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| 8511 | Albert Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm Maude Koelm | Unknown, Mary (I323260)
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| 8512 | Albert Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm Maude Koelm | Koelm, Albert (I336296)
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| 8513 | Albert Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm Maud Koelm | Koelm, Arthur G. (I320509)
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| 8514 | Albert Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm Maud Koelm | Koelm, Albert (I323259)
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| 8515 | Albert Koelm Mary Koelm Arthur Koelm Maud Koelm | Koelm, Albert (I336296)
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| 8516 | Albert Kolath Hanah E Kolath Leura L Kolath Camie E. Kolath Amanda L Kolath Samuel H Kolath Emma L Kolath Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMK1-CPT : accessed 30 Nov 2014), Albert Kolath, Osborn town, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 6B, family 108, NARA microfilm publication T623, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.; FHL microfilm 1241810 | Kollath, Albert (I152604)
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| 8517 | Albert Kolath Anna Kolath Samuel Kolath Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1910," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MP2J-5K9 : accessed 30 Nov 2014), Albert Kolath, Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing enumeration district (ED) 147, sheet 3A, family 50, NARA microfilm publication T624, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington, D.C.; FHL microfilm 1375744. | Kollath, Albert (I152604)
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| 8518 | Albert Kollath Hanna Kollath Samuel Kollath Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1920," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MF2C-X8W : accessed 30 Nov 2014), Albert Kollath, Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States; citing sheet 4B, family 100, NARA microfilm publication T625, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 1822009. | Kollath, Albert (I152604)
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| 8519 | Albert Kollath Hannah Kollath A FARMER Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1880," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MNHH-QX8 : accessed 30 Nov 2014), Albert Kollath, Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States, 117; citing sheet 95B, film number 1440, NARA microfilm publication T9, National Archives and Records Administration, Washington D.C.; FHL microfilm 1255440. | Kollath, Albert (I152604)
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| 8520 | ALBERT KOLLETH. Those whose task it has been to enter a new territory, where the land is covered with brush and timber, where there are no roads, where the nearest neighbor is miles distant and the nearest base of supplies is even farther, and endeavor to put it under cultivation, can appreciate the hardships encountered by the pioneers who go forth into a new country to blaze the way for civilization. Albert Kolleth, a pioneer of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, has done his share in the development of this section of the State which has brought a vast wilderness into a land of plenty and prosperity. Mr. Kolleth was born in Pomerania, Germany, June 17, 1852, a son of Fred and Lotta Kolleth, who came to the United States in 1873 with their five children, Albert, Tena, Bertha, Herman and August. Four years previous to this time a daughter, Hannah, now the wife of August Halsey, had come to the United States, and two years afterwards a son, Charles, now of Osborn township, had emigrated to this country. On his arrival in America, Fred Kolleth made his way to Waukesha county, Wisconsin, and there he resided until his death in 1895, at the age of seventy years. Albert Kolleth had just about reached maturity when he decided to strike out for himself, and his first five months away from home were spent in working on a farm near Richland, Wisconsin. He returned home for the winter, but in the following summer went to work six miles west of Menominee Falls, and continued to be so occupied during the following five summers. He then came to Outagamie county and in partnership with his brother Charles began farming on sixty acres of wild land. The boys worked hard and persistently, cutting down the trees, uprooting the stumps and clearing the brush, until they had their original purchase under cultivation, when they purchased twenty acres more, and when the partnership was dissolved, four years later, each had a fine property of forty acres. About this time, in 1881, Albert Kolleth was married to Hannah Sewearth, and they continued to reside on this property for two years, when they purchased another forty-acre tract, and this Mr. Kolleth cleared and put under cultivation, also erecting a good house and barn. Later he purchased a tract of forty acres in Osborn township, which he worked into a first-class property, and after remaining here eleven years he purchased his present finely-improved farm on section 27, Seymour township, where he has since carried on general farming and stock raising. Mr. Kolleth is a successful farmer, and his success has been brought about by hard, unceasing labor. He is independent in politics, voting rather for the man than the party. Mrs. Kolleth was born July 28, 1860, a daughter of Gottlieb and Minnie (Busse) Sewearth. Mr. Sewearth died in Germany, but the mother, desiring to give her children all of the advantages that lay in her power, bravely set forth for the United States with her family of twelve, bringing them to Richland, Wisconsin, where their uncle, Samuel Busse, had located some years before. At the time of her death, in 1896, at the age of sixty-six years, the mother had seen all of her children given a good start and fitted for whatever position in life they should be called upon to fill. The twelve children of Gottlieb and Minnie Sewearth were: Caroline, Martin, Gottlieb, Daniel, William, August, Gusta, Louis, Julia, Minnie, Hannah and Fred. Seven children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Kolleth: Arthur, August 17, 1881; Laura. September 14, 1883; William, May 26, 1885; Carrie, January 4, 1887; Amanda, November 2, 1889; Samuel, September 14, 1891; and Emma, April 17, 1893. | Kollath, Albert (I152604)
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| 8521 | Albert Konrad 4/10/1899 7/10/1962 Post Crescent 7/10/1962 B 8 | Konrad, Albert Edward (I186823)
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| 8522 | Albert Kopedlansky 38 Mary Kopedlansky 32 Margaret Kopedlansky 10 Frank Kopedlansky 9 Monica Kopedlansky 8 Anna Kopedlansky 7 Albert Kopedlansky 5 Mary Kopedlansky 3 10/12 | Kopidlansky, Monica Anna Francis (I129225)
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| 8523 | Albert Kopedlansky 38 Mary Kopedlansky 32 Margaret Kopedlansky 10 Frank Kopedlansky 9 Monica Kopedlansky 8 Anna Kopedlansky 7 Albert Kopedlansky 5 Mary Kopedlansky 3 10/12 | Kopidlansky, Albert (I164314)
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| 8524 | Albert Kressien 48 Margaret Kressien 46 Arthur F Kressien 24 Emro E Kressien 22 Elsie M Kressien 18 Zeneide E Kressien 5 Merinie Schultz 19 | Kressin, Albert (I152070)
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| 8525 | Albert Kressin 39 Margaret Kressin 38 Arthur Kressin 14 Emro Kressin 12 Elsie Kressin 9 Fred Ochsner 68 Emma Spriester 28 | Kressin, Albert (I152070)
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| 8526 | ALBERT KRUEGER. The Germans have been the leading settlers in a considerable portion of Outagamie county, bringing with them those important characteristics of their nation, industry and thrift, and the farms owned by them show the results of their hard work and prudent management. Albert Krueger, who owns an excellent farm in Grand Chute township, was born in Germany, July 2, 1858, a son of Ferdinand and Johanah (Knuth) Krueger, the former born in Germany, in June, 1824, and the latter July 17, 1830. Ferdinand Krueger was a shepherd in his native country and came to America in 1868, locating in Milwaukee, from whence, three years later, he came to Grand Chute township and purchased a farm, on which he continued to live until within a few years of his death. He died at the home of his son, Albert, in 1891, and his widow still makes her home here. They were the parents of five children, namely: William, a farmer of Dupont, Waupaca county; Frederick, who resides on a farm adjoining that of his brother William; Charles, living in Marion, Wisconsin, where he is serving as marshal; Bertha, the wife of Charles Krueger, a farmer of Templeton, Wisconsin; and Albert. Albert Krueger began his education in Germany, and finished it in the schools of Milwaukee, and resided on his father's farm until he was twenty-five years old, at which time he purchased the property which he now owns. This was a tract of sixty acres, only partly improved, and he has since added twenty-eight acres more and put the entire tract under cultivation, carrying on general farming and stock raising. He is also the owner of a five-acre tract of timber land located three miles north of the home property. On November 10, 1886, Mr. Krueger was married to Ernestina Buchholtz, who was born in Grand Chute township, July 3, 1868, daughter of Charles and Dorothy (Miller) Buchholtz, who were born in Mecklenburg, Germany, August 12, 1832, and August 1, 1837, respectively, and came to America in 1865, first locating on a farm in Greenville township, Outagamie county. Later Mr. Buchholtz carried on operations on a Grand Chute township farm for some years, but eventually returned to Greenville township, where he spent the balance of his life, dying May 12, 1899, while his widow now resides in Appleton. They were the parents of ten children, of whom nine are now living: Doretta, who is deceased; Louisa, the wife of Charles Roehl, a farmer of Grand Chute township; Fred, who resides with his mother; Sophia, the wife of Henry Sedo, a Black Creek township farmer; Mrs. Krueger; Henry, who owns a farm adjoining that of Mr. Kreuger; Charles, living on the old Buchholtz homestead in Greenville township; Anna and Lovina, single, who reside with their mother; and August, a carpenter of Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Krueger have had the following children: Helena, born June 17, 1888, who is the wife of Nicholas Arent, of Dale, Wisconsin; Charles, born September 8, 1891; Elsie, May 17, 1893; Arthur, May 24, 1895; Otto, May 1, 1897; Albert, August 8, 1899; Emery, September 22, 1901; Harold, August 20, 1903; Clara, January 7, 1907; and Harvey, March 18, 1910. Mr. Krueger takes an independent stand in political matters, although he has Republican tendencies. He and his wife are consistent members of St. John's Evangelical Church, at Appleton. | Krueger, Albert (I152636)
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| 8527 | Albert Krueger Hilda Krueger Walte Krueger Carl Krueger | Krueger, Albert (I152651)
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| 8528 | Albert Krueger Arnnertein Krueger Otto Krueger Emery Krueger Herald Krueger Clara Krueger Harvey Krueger Laura Krueger | Krueger, Albert (I152636)
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| 8529 | Albert Krueger Ernestina Krueger Harvey E Krueger Laura Krueger Harold Gotcher | Krueger, Albert (I152636)
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| 8530 | Albert Krueger Ernestina Krueger Harvey E Krueger Laura Krueger Harold Gotcher | Buchholtz, Ernestina (I152643)
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| 8531 | Albert Krueger Ernestina Krueger Harvey E Krueger Laura Krueger Harold Gotcher | Krueger, Harvey (I152655)
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| 8532 | Albert Krueger Ernestina Krueger Harvey E Krueger Laura Krueger Harold Gotcher | Gotcher, Harold (I188915)
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| 8533 | Albert Kruger Ernestina Kruger Helena Kruger Charles Kruger Elsie Kruger Arthur Kruger Otto Kruger Albert Kruger Hannah Kruger | Knuth, Johanna (I152638)
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| 8534 | Albert Kubitz 38 Albertine Kubitz 40 Anna Kubitz 17 Wm C Kubitz 16 Clara Kubitz 9 Elizabeth Kubitz 5 Ernst Kubitz 8 Leonia Kubitz 2 Gerhardt Kubitz 10/12 Gertrude Kubitz 10/12 | Kubitz, Albert (I164921)
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| 8535 | Albert Kubitz 58 Albertine Kubitz 60 Gertrude Kubitz 20 Gerhardt Kubitz 20 Rudolph Kubitz 17 | Kubitz, Albert (I164921)
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| 8536 | Albert Kuether 38 Henrietta Kuether 36 Owen Kuether 11 Una Kuether 8 Mable Kuether 5 Nathan Kuether 3 Florence Kuether 0 [9/12] | Kuether, Albert (I185490)
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| 8537 | Albert Kuether 68 Mabel Kuether 35 Annetta Kuether 28 | Kuether, Albert (I185490)
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| 8538 | Albert Kuether Henrietta Kuether Owen Kuether Una Kuether Mable Kuether Nathan Kuether Florence Kuether Annette Kuether | Kuether, Albert (I185490)
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| 8539 | Albert Kummrow 36 Anna Kummrow 20 Arthur Kummrow 5 Gustave Peistret 22 | Kumrow, Albert F. (I145212)
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| 8540 | Albert Kummrow Anna Kummrow Arthur Kummrow Gustave Peistret | Kumrow, Arthur Herman (I152536)
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| 8541 | Albert Kumrow [45] Annie Kumrow Arthur Kumrow | Kumrow, Arthur Herman (I152536)
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| 8542 | Albert Kunz 33 Ida Kunz 32 Fredrick Kunz 8 Helen Kunz 3 Charles Radatz 60 Yeta Radatz 66 | Kunz, Albert (I318794)
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| 8543 | Albert Kurgmenie 54 Jessie Kurgmenie 52 Laura Schraeder 31 Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 2603; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0001; Image: 7.0; FHL microfilm: 2342337 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547571_00011/58141036?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3findiv%3d1%26db%3d1930usfedcen%26gss%3dangs-d%26new%3d1%26rank%3d1%26msT%3d1%26gsfn%3dalbert%26gsln%3dkrugmeier%26msbdy%3d1873%26msbpn__ftp%3dMinnesota%252c%2bUSA%26msbpn%3d26%26msbpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c26%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msbpn_x%3d1%26msbpn__ftp_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp%3dWisconsin%252c%2bUSA%26msrpn%3d52%26msrpn_PInfo%3d5-%257c0%257c1652393%257c0%257c2%257c3247%257c52%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c0%257c%26msrpn_x%3d1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3d1%26_83004003-n_xcl%3df%26MSAV%3d0%26uidh%3dycd%26pcat%3dUSFEDCEN%26fh%3d0%26h%3d58141036%26recoff%3d%26ml_rpos%3d1&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Krugmeier, Albert H. (I315572)
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| 8544 | Albert Kussow Caroline Kussow Willard Kussow Helen Kussow Lawrence Kussow | Kussow, Albert (I205381)
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| 8545 | Albert Kussow Caroline Kussow Willard Kussow Helen Kussow Lawrence Kussow | Kussow, Albert (I205381)
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| 8546 | Albert Kussow Caroline Kussow Willard Kussow Helen Kussow Lawrence Kussow | Wishneski, Caroline (I205382)
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| 8547 | Albert L Bellryed 37 Grace C Bellryed 39 Florence H Bellryed 1 5/12 Ellen Connelly 72 | Burke, Ellen (I113669)
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| 8548 | Albert L Bongers Emma M Bongers Julia A Bongers Leo J Bongers Carl W Bongers Albert F Bongers | Bongers, Albert F. (I343069)
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| 8549 | Albert L Haas Luzelle V Haas Richard F Haas | Bauer, Luzella (I130110)
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| 8550 | Albert L Haas Luzelle V Haas Richard F Haas | Haas, Albert (I130111)
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| 8551 | Albert L Huse Jennetta Huse George Huse Sada Huse Russell Huse Hazel Huse | Huse, Sada (I172512)
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| 8552 | Albert L Jepson 48 Margaret M Jepson 45 Earl N Jepson 16 Pearl M Jepson 12 Miles L Jepson 12 Laura V Jepson 11 Edith M Jepson 10 George N Jepson 6 Hiram J Jepson 5 Evon L Jepson 3 Florence A Jepson 1 6/12 | Jepson, Albert (I191462)
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| 8553 | Albert L. Haas 17 Jul 1902 14 Mar 1998 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Haas, Albert (I130111)
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| 8554 | Albert L. Sager 4/22/1901 9/1/1973 Post Crescent 9/2/1973 B 6 | Sager, Albert L. (I60089)
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| 8555 | Albert L. Stebane 16 Jul 1918 10 Jan 1997 Brillion, Calumet, Wisconsin | Stebane, Albert Jr. (I92950)
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| 8556 | Albert Lange Laura Lange | Voecks, Laura E. (I328243)
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| 8557 | Albert Lange Laura Lange | Lange, Albert (I329498)
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| 8558 | Albert Lau Annie Lau Gerheart Lau [11/12] | Lau, Gerhard Sr. (I128592)
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| 8559 | Albert Lau Annie Lau Gerhard Lau Delbert Lau | Lau, Gerhard Sr. (I128592)
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| 8560 | Albert Lau Annie Lau Gerhard Lau Delbert Lau | Lau, Delbert August (I138684)
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| 8561 | Albert Lau Delbert Lau | Lau, Delbert August (I138684)
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| 8562 | Albert Lea Ward 3, Freeborn, MN | Watson, Charles (I125762)
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| 8563 | Albert Lemerond Mamie Lemerond Bernard Lemerond Marvin Lemerond | Lemerond, Bernard (I317754)
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| 8564 | Albert Lemke 25 Bertha Lemke 23 Alwina Lemke 1 Caroline Lemke 60 | Lemke, Dr. Albert (I178914)
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| 8565 | Albert Lemke Bertha Lemke Reinhart Lemke Clara Lemke Frank Lemke Waldemar Lemke Gasina Lemke Viola Lemke Carolina Lemke | Schroeder, Caroline (I164784)
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| 8566 | Albert Lemke Bertha Lemke Reinhart Lemke Clara Lemke Frank Lemke Waldemar Lemke Gasina Lemke Viola Lemke Carolina Lemke | Lemke, Dr. Albert (I178914)
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| 8567 | Albert Leutenschlaeger Anna Leutenschlaeger Edgar Leutenschlaeger Alice Leutenschlaeger Rosella Leutenschlaeger Evelyn Leutenschlaeger | Lautenschlager, Albert (I119672)
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| 8568 | Albert Leutenschlaeger Anna Leutenschlaeger Edgar Leutenschlaeger Alice Leutenschlaeger Rosella Leutenschlaeger Evelyn Leutenschlaeger | Lautenschlager, Edgar (I119719)
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| 8569 | Albert Leutenschlaeger Anna Leutenschlaeger Edgar Leutenschlaeger Alice Leutenschlaeger Rosella Leutenschlaeger Evelyn Leutenschlaeger | Lautenschlager, Evelyn (I123448)
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| 8570 | Albert Lindstrom Dorothy Lindstrom John Lindstrom Roy Lindstrom Carol Lindstrom Lee Lindstrom Karl Lindstrom Sally Lindstrom | Lindstrom, Sally Ann (I44698)
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| 8571 | Albert Linskens Antoinett Linskens Annie Linskens George Linskens Nettie Linskens Agnes Linskens Mary Linskens Antone Linskens Joseph Linskens | Linskens, Albert (I144622)
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| 8572 | Albert Linskens Antoinetta Linskens Mary H Linskens Antone Linskens Joseph T Linskens Louisa H Linskens Hazel M Linskens [4/12] Pearl Hookers Elmer Hookers Richard Hookers Dorothy Hookers Elizabeth Schambers | Linskens, Albert (I144622)
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| 8573 | Albert Linskins Nettie Linskins Anna Linskins George Linskins Nettie Linskins Agnes Linskins | Linskens, Albert (I144622)
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| 8574 | Albert Loewenhagen Anna Loewenhagen Viola Loewenhagen Doris Loewenhagen August Loewenhagen Emma Loewenhagen | Tetzlaff, Emma (I345222)
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| 8575 | Albert Loewenhagen Anna Loewenhagen Viola Loewenhagen Doris Loewenhagen August Loewenhagen Emma Loewenhagen | Loewenhagen, August (I345223)
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| 8576 | Albert Luchke Orville Luchke Marion Luchke Schirley Mae Luchke | Luebke, Orville W. (I109648)
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| 8577 | Albert Luchke Orville Luchke Marion Luchke Schirley Mae Luchke | Wiedenhaupt, Marion Rachel (I134409)
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| 8578 | Albert Lucht Marie Lucht Anna Lucht Walter Lucht Hilda Lucht Harry Lucht | Lucht, Hilda (I115136)
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| 8579 | Albert Lucht Marie Lucht Anna Lucht Walter Lucht Hilda Lucht Harry Lucht | Lucht, Robert (I154655)
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| 8580 | Albert Lucht Marie Lucht Anna Lucht Walter Lucht Hilda Lucht Harry Lucht | Lucht, Harry (I169307)
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| 8581 | Albert Ludke - 24 Katie Ludke - 19 Bessie Ludke - 3/12 | Ludke, Albert (I174616)
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| 8582 | Albert Ludtke - 43 Katherine Ludtke - 39 Bessie Ludtke - 19 Josephine Ludtke - 18 Edward Ludtke - 16 Willie Ludtke - 9 Frederick Ludtke - 5 Henry Muthig - 22 [82] | Ludke, Albert (I174616)
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| 8583 | Albert Ludwig 36 Katrena Ludwig 34 John Ludwig 11 Joseph Ludwig 9 Albert Ludwig 7 Mary Ludwig 6 Peter Ludwig 4 Frank Ludwig 4M | Ludwig, Albert (I155104)
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| 8584 | ALBERT LUEBKE, a leading citizen and prosperous farmer of Freedom township, who is at present operating the old Luebke homestead, is treasurer of the Apple Creek Farmers Telephone Company. He is a, son of Carl Luebke, a native of Germany who came to the United States in 1866, as a young man, and settled in Milwaukee, where he resided for several years and then moved to Oshkosh, in which city he spent seven or eight years. He married Emilia Reinke, who came from Germany to the United States with her parents, and to this union there were born nine children. Albert Luebke was born December 14, 1868, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, and received his education in the schools of that place and the district schools of the country. As a lad he spent his time much as other farmers' boys of his day, spending his summers in work on the home farm and attending the district schools in the winter months, and later when he had finished his education his winters were put in as a laborer in the North woods. He so continued until June 15, 1890, when he was married to Anna Harp, daughter of Ernest Harp, of Freedom township, when he bought a farm from his father and built a new house as well as several barns, and moved to that place, which he continued to operate for ten years. At the end of this period he traded farms with his father and moved to the old homestead, where he has been successfully engaged in general farming to the present time. He is at present at breeder of registered Shropshire sheep, and is a mermber of the American Shropshire Registry Association at LaFayette, Indiana. Mr. Luebke has always been enterprising and progressive and ready to grasp an opportunity that promised to be profitable. For seventeen years he operated a threshing outfit amrong the farmers of his neighborhood, and he was one of the organizers of the Apple Creek Farmers Telephone Company, of which he is now treasurer and a director. He belongs to the German Lutheran Church of Freedom township, and has been a trustee and secretary of the church since 1902. Mr. and Mrs. Luebke have been the parents of thirteen children, of whom ten now survive, as follows: Ella, George, Lena, Lillie, Louis, Selma, Irvin, Esther, Erich and Walter. | Luebke, Albert Theodore (I104403)
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| 8585 | Albert Luebke Anna L Luebke Selma A Luebke Erwin H Luebke Esther A Luebke Ehrich J Luebke Walter H Luebke Leona E Luebke Orville W Luebke [3 8/12] | Luebke, Albert Theodore (I104403)
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| 8586 | Albert Luebke Anna L Luebke Selma A Luebke Erwin H Luebke Esther A Luebke Ehrich J Luebke Walter H Luebke Leona E Luebke Orville W Luebke [3 8/12] | Luebke, Leona (I146729)
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| 8587 | Albert Lutenschbager Anna Lutenschbager Rosella Lutenschbager Evelyn Lutenschbager Edgar Lutenschbager Florence Lutenschbager Charles Lutenschbager | Lautenschlager, Edgar (I119719)
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| 8588 | Albert Lutenschbager Anna Lutenschbager Rosella Lutenschbager Evelyn Lutenschbager Edgar Lutenschbager Florence Lutenschbager Charles Lutenschbager | Casey, Florence G. (I139688)
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| 8589 | Albert M Spencer 42 Harold Spencer son 10 Loraine Spencer daughter 6 Ella Reinhardt servant 22 | Spencer, Albert M. (I206091)
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| 8590 | Albert M. Koller - age 93 of Waupaca, WI, formerly of Appleton and Saxeville, WI, passed away on Wednesday, October 22, 2014 at Park Vista in Waupaca. He was born on May 28, 1921 in Black Creek, WI, the son of Joseph and Mary (Pimiskern) Koller. He married Virginia Gorrow in June of 1943 in Appleton, WI and she preceded him in death on October 24, 1997. Albert is survived by two daughters: Katherine (Leonard) Brasch of Waupaca, and Elizabeth McMahon of Des Plaines, IL, two sons: Timothy (Carla) Koller of Winneconne, and Thomas (Debra) Koller of Milwaukee, grandchildren: Kimberly (John) Long, Christopher (Kimberly) Brasch, Kevin Brasch, Christopher McMahon, John McMahon, Natalie Koller, Heidi Koller, Sarvary Koller, and Sasha Koller, and great grandchildren: Nick, Tanner, Tyler, Cody, Katie, and Reagan. He is also survived by two sisters: Janet Nelson of Orlando, FL, and Sister Francesca Koller of Madison, a brother: Emil (Delores) Koller of Florida, and nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his wife, Virginia, his parents, and seven siblings. Albert had served his country in the U.S. Navy during WW II. He was a tool and dye specialist in the paper conversion industry, and as a co-founder of Circle Machine Company he was involved in the development of the disposable diaper and other disposable medical paper products. He had been a member of the Boy Scouts of America, Ducks Unlimited, and St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Waupaca. Albert had many interests including fishing, hunting, golf, tennis, making or fixing anything, and he especially enjoyed the times he could spend with family and friends. A memorial mass will be held on Saturday, November 1, 2014 at 11:00 AM at the St. Mary Magdalene Catholic Church in Waupaca, WI with Father Amalraj Roche, Celebrant. A visitation will be held at the church on Saturday morning from 9:00 - 11:00 AM. Interment will be in the St. Joseph's Cemetery in Appleton, WI. In lieu of flowers memorials can be directed to the Salvation Army in memory of Albert M. Koller. The family wishes to extend a special thank you to the caring staff at Park Vista Retirement Home. Al was always someone that could make you smile. He was always working hard and living life!! | Koller, Albert (I193330)
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| 8591 | ALBERT M. SPENCER, a prominent member of the Outagamie legal profession, who is actively engaged in practice in the city of Appleton, was born July 26, 1856, in Bovina township, Outagamie county, Wisconsin, and is a son of Blanchard and Emily (Curtis) Spencer. Blanchard Spencer came from New York to Wisconsin in 1850, where he engaged in lumbering, and the rest of his life was spent in this locality. After attending the public schools, Albert M. Spencer went to, the Ryan High School, and then read law under Judge Harriman and Sloan & Bottenscher, being admitted to the bar in 1883. During the next year he was elected to the office of district attorney and was re-elected in 1886, but retired from that office in 1887 and went to Superior, Wisconsin, where he remained eight years. In April, 1896, he returned to Appleton, after having taken a trip through Colorado and Arizona, and he has been here to this time, having served in the office of city attorney for three terms. He has a large and lucrative practice, and is well and favorably known both in his profession and as a public-spirited citizen and official. In November, 1887, Mr. Spencer was united in marriage with Helene Sherwood, of Green Lake county, Wisconsin, and she died in 1896, having been the mother of two children: Harold, a mid-shipman of Annapolis, Maryland, connected with the United States Diplomatic Service in Africa; and Loraine, who is attending the University and residing at home. Mr. Spencer is a Republican in his political views. | Spencer, Albert M. (I206091)
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| 8592 | Albert Maes Emily Maes Arthur Maes Frank Maes | Maes, Albert (I99567)
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| 8593 | Albert Maes Emily Maes Elizabeth Maes Margaret Maes Eleanor Maes | Maes, Albert (I99567)
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| 8594 | Albert Maes Emily Maes Elenora Maes | Maes, Albert (I99567)
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| 8595 | Albert Main Mary E Main | Main, Albert (I160380)
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| 8596 | Albert Malone 51 Hettie A Malone 43 Gertrude Malone 17 Doris Malone 15 Theo Malone 7 Effie Malone 5 Celia Malone 4/12 | Malone, Alice Effie (I152908)
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| 8597 | Albert Marquardt Minni Marquardt | Marquardt, Albert (I193475)
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| 8598 | Albert Marquardt Minnie Marquardt Anna Marquardt Silma Marquardt Arthur Marquardt Gertrude Marquardt Elvira Marquardt [7/12] | Marquardt, Elvira (I141375)
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| 8599 | Albert Marquardt Minnie Marquardt Anna Marquardt Silma Marquardt Arthur Marquardt Gertrude Marquardt Elvira Marquardt [7/12] | Shallow, Wilhelmine "Minnie" (I193474)
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| 8600 | Albert Marquardt Minnie Marquardt Anna Marquardt Silma Marquardt Arthur Marquardt Gertrude Marquardt Elvira Marquardt | Marquardt, Albert (I193475)
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| 8601 | Albert Martin Julia Martin Frieda Martin Selma Martin Philip Martin Gilbert Martin Hattie Martin | Martin, Albert (I177645)
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| 8602 | Albert Martin Julia Martin Freda Martin Selma Martin Philip Martin Gilbert Martin Hattie Martin | Bahrs, Julia (I177644)
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| 8603 | Albert Martin Julia Martin Freda Martin Selma Martin Philip Martin Gilbert Martin Hattie Martin | Martin, Albert (I177645)
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| 8604 | Albert Marx Bertha Marx | Hamann, Bertha (I323100)
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| 8605 | Albert Marx Anna Marx | Marx, Albert (I323099)
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| 8606 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, Jacob (I307321)
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| 8607 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, Cornelius Petrus "Niel" (I307322)
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| 8608 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, Adrian (I307323)
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| 8609 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, Theodore (I307324)
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| 8610 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, George (I307325)
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| 8611 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, William (I307326)
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| 8612 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, John (I314893)
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| 8613 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Maas, Albert (I315054)
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| 8614 | Albert Mass 75 Gertrude Mass 55 John Mass 29 Jacob Mass 27 Niel Mass 25 Edrion Mass 22 Theodore Mass 21 George Mass 19 William Mass 17 Anna Mass 31 | Guellen, Gertrude (I318578)
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| 8615 | ALBERT MATZ, a thrifty and industrious farmer of Maple Creek township, who owns eighty acres of good land in section 17, and forty acres in section 10, is a native of Outagamie county, Wisconsin, and was born January 1, 1865, a son of John and Caroline (Kiekhofer) Matz, natives of Germany, who were married in the town of Hortonia, Outagamie county, and three or four years later came to Maple Creek township. Here they purchased 120 acres in section 7, and Mr. Matz labored with his axe, the only tool with which he had to make a start. He first erected a log cabin, and one year later built a log barn, and here persistence, hard work and economy triumphed, and he succeeded in making a fine home from the wilderness which had first confronted him. He died in the spring of 1908, at the advanced age of eighty-three years, while his widow still lives and is seventy-two years old. Albert Matz was the third of a family of eleven children, and at the age of twenty-one years commenced working in the woods in the winter months and on the home farm during the summer seasons. He was married February 15, 1899, to Miss Amelia Ziehm, daughter of William and Gusta Ziehm, natives of Germany and early settlers of Dale township, Outagamie county. In 1901 they sold their property and moved to Marion, where Mr. Ziehm died June 24, 1904, aged fifty-six, while his widow still survives and is sixty-three years of age. Mrs. Matz was the eldest of eleven children, and was born September 29, 1872. Four children have been born to Mr. and Mrs. Matz, namely: John, Alfred, Hilda and Leonard. After his marriage, Mr. Matz was given $1,000 by his father, and he moved to the farm which he now occupies, and which he had purchased two years before, there being at that time a log house 20x30 feet on the place. He has labored hard and faithfully, and has succeeded in developing an excellent property, seventy acres being subject to the plow and under a high state of cultivation, while the whole farm is fenced, principally by barbed wire. His basement barn, 34x72 feet, he erected in 1902, and in 1906 he built a fine modern house of nine rooms. He has a large driven well with windmill pump, which furnishes an inexhaustible supply of the purest water, and his outbuildings for the shelter of stock, machinery and grain are large and well built. General farming and stock raising have demanded his attention and his marketing consists of dairy products, hogs and cattle, feeding most of his hay and grain. In political matters Mr. Matz is a republican and he has served two terms as a member of the board of supervisors. The family is connected with the Lutheran Church. | Matz, Albert (I131870)
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| 8616 | Albert Mayer. 82, an old settler of Outagamie co died at his home in Little Chute at about 1:30 Wednesday morning. He was horn in Holland, emigrating to this country at the age of 34. (incorrect probably should be 14) He settle first at Little Chute, then in Appleton and later at Freedom. He spent 40 years in the county in Grand Chute. Decedent is survive by his widow, who also has been a resident of the county for about 72 years; one son, Vincent, Abbotsford; four daughters: Mrs. Albert West. Grand Chute; Mrs. Fred Volkman, Mr. Peter Nieling and Mrs. Theodore Weyenberg, Little Chute; 23 grandchildren; 17 great Grandchildren. A brother, John Mayer, of Chicago, also survives. The funeral will take place at 9 o'clock Saturday morning at St. John church of Little Chute. Interment will be in St. Joseph cemetery, Appleton. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, January 31, 1923 | Page 12 | Meyer, Albert (I52663)
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| 8617 | Albert Maynard Adeline Maynard Lucille Maynard John Maynard William Maynard Robert Maynard Patricia Maynard Rogers Maynard | Maynard, Albert (I68658)
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| 8618 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Maynard, John "Jack" (I68659)
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| 8619 | Albert McMahon 4/22/1890 12/23/1943 Post Crescent 12/24/1943 5 | McMahon, Albert (I135221)
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| 8620 | Albert Menting 49 Maria Menting 36 John Menting 8 Arnold Menting 6 Maria Menting 1 John Menting 30 Martin Nielson 34 | Menting, John H. (I22813)
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| 8621 | Albert Menting 49 Maria Menting 36 John Menting 8 Arnold Menting 6 Maria Menting 1 John Menting 30 Martin Nielson 34 | Menting, Arnold (I22814)
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| 8622 | Albert Menting 49 Maria Menting 36 John Menting 8 Arnold Menting 6 Maria Menting 1 John Menting 30 Martin Nielson 34 | Menting, Mary A. (I22817)
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| 8623 | Albert Menting 49 Maria Menting 36 John Menting 8 Arnold Menting 6 Maria Menting 1 John Menting 30 Martin Nielson 34 | Hietpas, Mary (I23228)
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| 8624 | Albert Menting 49 Maria Menting 36 John Menting 8 Arnold Menting 6 Maria Menting 1 John Menting 30 Martin Nielson 34 | Menting, Albert M. Sr. (I23229)
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| 8625 | Albert Menting Rose Menting Germaine Menting Wilbert Menting Leonard Menting Sylvester Menting Glayds Menting Joseta Menting Roland Menting Verna Menting Bertha Menting Vincent Menting | Menting, Albert A. (I138291)
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| 8626 | Albert Merten Camilla Merten Barbara Michels | Merten, Albert (I301302)
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| 8627 | Albert Merten Camilla Merten Barbara Michels | Beck, Barbara (I333468)
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| 8628 | Albert Meyer 59 Mary Meyer 58 Mary Meyer 29 Dora Meyer 24 Fannie Meyer 2 Mike Neinhaser 18 | Meyer, Albert (I52663)
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| 8629 | Albert Meyer 65 Mary Meyer 63 Theo Weyenberg 28 Frances Weyenberg 26 | Meyer, Albert (I52663)
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| 8630 | Albert Meyer Howard L Meyer | Meyer, Albert (I182610)
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| 8631 | Albert Meyer Martha Meyer Howard Meyer Verna Meyer | Meyer, Albert (I182610)
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| 8632 | Albert Motderson Lula Motderson Martha Motderson Alice Motderson Oscar Motderson Beatrice Motderson Donald Motderson Gordon Motderson | Moderson, Martha (I345846)
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| 8633 | Albert Muting 49 Mary Muting 46 John H. Muting 18 Arnold P. Muting 16 Mary E. Muting 10 Hernicus Muting 8 Hermanis Muting 6 Anna A. Muting 4 | Menting, John H. (I22813)
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| 8634 | Albert Muting 49 Mary Muting 46 John H. Muting 18 Arnold P. Muting 16 Mary E. Muting 10 Hernicus Muting 8 Hermanis Muting 6 Anna A. Muting 4 | Hietpas, Mary (I23228)
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| 8635 | Albert Muting 49 Mary Muting 46 John H. Muting 18 Arnold P. Muting 16 Mary E. Muting 10 Hernicus Muting 8 Hermanis Muting 6 Anna A. Muting 4 | Menting, Albert M. Sr. (I23229)
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| 8636 | Albert Nabbefeld Myrtle Nabbefeld Cadott, Chippewa, WI abt 1895 Wiscons in Head Myrtle Nabbefeld Cadott, Chippewa, WI abt 18 96 Wife Loretta Nabbefeld Cadott, Chippewa, WI abt 1917 Daughter Grace Nabbefeld Cadott, Chippewa, WI abt 1919 Daughter | Nabbefeld, Albert T. (I28916)
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| 8637 | Albert Nackoots Mary S. Nackoots Peter Nackoots Joseph Nackoots Edward Nackoots Rasila Nackoots Andrew Nackoots Elizabeth P. Nackoots Mary Nackoots August M. Nackoots Francis C. Nackoots Jennett Nackoots Anna M Nackoots | Nackers, Rosalia Gilbert (I164415)
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| 8638 | Albert Neff 52 Emma Neff 53 John Patterson 75 | Patterson, Emma (I199196)
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| 8639 | Albert Neff 52 Emma Neff 53 John Patterson 75 | Patterson, John (I199905)
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| 8640 | Albert Nelson. 47, town of Maine, died on March 15. He is survived by his wlfe and one son Lee. Funeral Services took place on March 18, with Interment in the cemetery at Maine, The bearers were Gust Small, Elmer Kobley, Edward Miller, Paul Miller, Richard Nelson and John Thlede. Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Tuesday, March 24, 1925 | Page 2 | Nelson, Albert (I318758)
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| 8641 | Albert Nickel 4/22/1867 8/1/1949 Post Crescent 8/1/1949 10 | Nickel, Albert (I177000)
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| 8642 | Albert Nohr Royalton, Waupaca, Wisconsin abt 1886 Minnesota White Inmate | Nohr, Albert (I153474)
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| 8643 | Albert Nohr Royalton, Waupaca, Wisconsin abt 1886 Wisconsin Inmate | Nohr, Albert (I153474)
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| 8644 | Albert Nooyen Helen Nooyen Dora Nooyen | Nooyen, Albert (I137599)
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| 8645 | Albert Ntschig 69 Annie Ntschig 58 John Ntschig 14 Herbert Giesen 3 | Utschig, Albert (I89462)
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| 8646 | Albert O Remter Wilbert Remter Hazel Remter Sadie Remter | Remter, Hazel (I155041)
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| 8647 | Albert Otto Anita Otto Delores Otto Elizabeth Otto Rose Marie Otto Albert Otto Donald Otto David Otto Margaret Ann Otto | Head, Elizabeth (I110617)
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| 8648 | Albert Otto Anita Otto Delores Otto Elizabeth Otto Rose Marie Otto Albert Otto Donald Otto David Otto Margaret Ann Otto | Schwabenlender, Anita Hildegard (I110618)
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| 8649 | Albert Otto Heinrich Sturm b. April 24, 1875 Seymour, Wi Bapt June 30, 1875 Freedom Moravian Church S/O: August & Bertha (?) Sturm | Sturm, Albert H. (I311019)
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| 8650 | Albert Otto Elizabeth Otto | Head, Elizabeth (I110617)
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| 8651 | Albert Otto Elizabeth Otto Delores Otto Elizabeth Otto | Head, Elizabeth (I110617)
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| 8652 | Albert Otto Anita Otto Delores Otto Elizabeth Otto Rose Marie Otto Albert Otto Donald Otto David Otto Margaret Ann Otto | Otto, Albert Clements (I110633)
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| 8653 | Albert Otto Lena Otto Dora Otto [16] Viola Otto | Otto, Albert (I110433)
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| 8654 | Albert P Buechel abt 1905 13 Apr 1970 010297 | Buechel, Albert Peter (I137980)
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| 8655 | Albert P Jannes Blanche Jannes | Jannes, Albert Patrick (I196760)
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| 8656 | Albert P Jannes Blanche Jannes | Lutz, Blanche (I196761)
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| 8657 | Albert P. Ashmann, 88, Seymour, passed away early Friday morning, Nov. 11, 2011, at the Good Shepherd Nursing Home in Seymour. He was born Feb. 17, 1923, son of the late Paul Sr. and Martha (Court) Ashmann in the Town of Center. Albert enlisted in the US Army in 1943 and served during World War II. He was a member of the American Legion for more than 60 years. On Dec. 3, 1947, he was united in marriage to Joyce Pohl. She preceded him in death on Dec. 26, 2001. Al and Joyce farmed in rural Isaar for almost 50 years before retiring to Seymour. Al was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Seymour and was a charter member of the Brotherhood men's group. He was a Brewers and Packers fan, and a huge fan of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Survivors include his son, Tim (Debbie) Ashmann, Green Bay; daughter, Gerre Revels, Black Creek; four grandchildren, Heather (Bill) Trost, De Pere; Amanda Ashmann, Green Bay; Patrick Revels, Black Creek; Angela Ashmann, Green Bay; three great- grandchildren. Madelynn Trost, Julia Rosario, and Max Ashmann; sisters-in-law, Margaret Ashmann and Vera Ashman, both of Seymour. Further survived by nieces, nephews, relatives, and friends. Preceded in death by his wife, Joyce; three brothers, Elmer, Walter, Paul; a sister, Erna; a son-in-law, Clint Revels; sister-in-law, Peg Gosse. Friends may call at Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home, Seymour, on Sunday, Nov. 13, 2011, from 4 to 8 p.m. and on Monday, Nov. 14, 2011, at Emmanuel Lutheran Church, Seymour, from 9:30 a.m. until services at 11 a.m. with Pastor Roland Lindeman officiating. Burial will be in the parish cemetery with military honors. The family wishes to thank the staff at Good Shepherd for their kindness and dedicated care to Al. Online condolences may be expressed at www. muehlboettcher.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent from November 12 to November 13, 2011 | Ashmann, Albert (I131618)
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| 8658 | Albert P. Gradl, Appleton, age 81, died Monday, February 13, 2006, at Appleton Medical Center. Al was born January 19, 1925, in Appleton, the son of the late Frank and Edna (Hillebrand) Gradl of Dale. He married Dorothy "Dee" Kuehl in 1953 and they spent their married life together in Appleton. He had served his country in the U.S. Army from 1950 to 1952 and spent one year in Germany. Al had worked at the Appleton Wire Works for 33 years, retiring in 1985. He was a "craftsman" who enjoyed working with wood, metal, grandfather clocks, and antique gas powered engines. Al was a great repairman who will be dearly missed by friends and neighbors as he was always glad to lend a helping hand when asked to fix something. He enjoyed making wine ? Elderberry being his specialty. He also loved to dance, travel, and was the life of the party with his great knack for story telling. He volunteered for many years selling concessions at Menasha Macs baseball games. Al and Dee are lifetime members of 1000 Islands Nature Preserve in Kaukauna. Al will be sadly missed by his wife, Dorothy "Dee," of Appleton; his son, Paul (Kay) Gradl, Appleton; and daughter, Lynn (Mory) Wassmann, Appleton; proud grandfather to Michael and Andrew Wassmann, of Appleton; great-grandson, Corbyn; a brother, Frank Gradl, of Dale; and a sister, Elsie Behnke, Appleton. He is further survived by nieces and nephews. According to Al's wishes, no services will be held. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton | Gradl, Albert (I184738)
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| 8659 | Albert Pagel Anna Pagel Edna Pagel Herbert Pagel Henry Ebben | Ebben, Hendricus (I100887)
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| 8660 | Albert Pagel Anna Pagel Edna Pagel Herbert Pagel Henry Ebben | Ebben, Anna (I132707)
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| 8661 | Albert Pagel Anna Pagel Edna Pagel Herbert Pagel Henry Ebben | Pagel, Albert (I193010)
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| 8662 | Albert Pengel Dora Pengel Fred Pengel | Pingel, Fred (I164472)
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| 8663 | Albert Pennings 27 Gertrude Pennings 23 Irene Wurzer 16 | Pennings, Albert F. (I138197)
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| 8664 | Albert Pennings Gertrude Pennings Clarence Pennings Donald Pennings Marvin Pennings | Pennings, Albert F. (I138197)
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| 8665 | Albert Peters Lina Peters Esther Peters Leona Peters Harold Peters | Peters, Albert John (I171751)
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| 8666 | Albert Peters Mary Peters John Peters Martin Peters Gertrude Peters | Peters, Albert (I794)
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| 8667 | Albert Peters Mary Peters John Peters Martin Peters Gertrude Peters | Bernards, Maria Anna (I795)
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| 8668 | Albert Peters Ana Mary Peters John Peters Anna Peters Dora Peters Kate Peters Martin Peters Maria Peters | Peters, Albert (I794)
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| 8669 | Albert Peters Ana Mary Peters John Peters Anna Peters Dora Peters Kate Peters Martin Peters Maria Peters | Bernards, Maria Anna (I795)
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| 8670 | Albert Peters Ana Mary Peters John Peters Anna Peters Dora Peters Kate Peters Martin Peters Maria Peters | Peters, Walteria Kate (I1566)
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| 8671 | Albert Peters Lena Peters Elmer Schubring Leone Schubring | Peters, Albert John (I171751)
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| 8672 | Albert Peters of Dundas Dies Albert Peters Kaukauna Times 2/18/1926 1 Obituary | Peters, Albert Joseph (I1875)
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| 8673 | Albert Piepenburg 39 Minnie Piepenburg 39 Esther Piepenburg 15 Ada Piepenburg 12 Alice Piepenburg 10 Carl Piepenburg 6 Irene Piepenburg 4 | Piepenburg, Albert F. (I113416)
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| 8674 | Albert Piepenburg 50 Minnie Piepenburg 49 Ada Piepenburg 22 Alice Piepenburg 21 Carl Piepenburg 16 Irene Piepenburg 14 Minnie Piepenburg 78 | Piepenburg, Albert F. (I113416)
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| 8675 | Albert Piotter A*Ina Piotter Fredrick Piotter Bertha Piotter Emma Piotter Willie Piotter Eddie Piotter George Piotter | Unknown, Alvina (I340130)
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| 8676 | Albert Piotter A*Ina Piotter Fredrick Piotter Bertha Piotter Emma Piotter Willie Piotter Eddie Piotter George Piotter | Peotter, Fredrick (I340131)
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| 8677 | Albert Piotter Alvina Piotter Fred Piotter Bertha Piotter Emma Piotter Edward Piotter William Piotter George Piotter Erick Piotter Erna Piotter Silvester Piotter | Peotter, Albert (I340129)
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| 8678 | Albert Piotter Alvina Piotter Fred Piotter Bertha Piotter Emma Piotter Edward Piotter William Piotter George Piotter Erick Piotter Erna Piotter Silvester Piotter | Peotter, Eric (I320687)
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| 8679 | Albert Plank Ida Plank Robert H Plank John G Plank Ada A Plank | Plank, Albert (I167286)
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| 8680 | Albert Plank Ida Plank Robert H Plank John G Plank Ada A Plank | Plank, Ada (I176412)
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| 8681 | Albert Plank Ida Plank Robert H Plank John G Plank Ada A Plank | Koch, Ida (I176424)
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| 8682 | Albert R Albrecht Cecile E Albrecht Joy C Albrecht Jerry C Albrecht James R Albrecht Jill C Albrecht | Albrecht, Jill C. (I203613)
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| 8683 | Albert R Jones Caroline W Jones Chas D Jones | Scherck, Caroline (I308520)
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| 8684 | Albert R Jones Caroline W Jones Chas D Jones | Jones, Albert Robinson (I337299)
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| 8685 | Albert R Kubitz Albertina A Kubitz Gertrude M Kubitz | Schmidt, Albertina (I164919)
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| 8686 | Albert R Kubitz Albertina A Kubitz Gertrude M Kubitz | Kubitz, Albert (I164921)
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| 8687 | Albert R Regolin Isabelle M Regolin Vera M Regolin Adele E Regolin Carl F Regolin | Regolin, Albert R. (I142444)
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| 8688 | Albert R Regolin Isabelle M Regolin Vera M Regolin Adele E Regolin Carl F Regolin | Bast, Isabelle (I158514)
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| 8689 | Albert R Regslin Israbel Regslin Vera Regslin Adele Regslin Carl Regslin [1 1/12] | Regolin, Albert R. (I142444)
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| 8690 | Albert R Regslin Israbel Regslin Vera Regslin Adele Regslin Carl Regslin [1 1/12] | Bast, Isabelle (I158514)
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| 8691 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hoks, Duane (I153798)
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| 8692 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Hoks, Elwood (I153803)
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| 8693 | Albert Ramme Rita Ramme Leroy Ramme Nancy Jean Ramme Emily Ramme Elwood Hoks Duane Hoks Delores Hoks | Debroux, Rita M. (I153847)
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| 8694 | Albert Ramme Rita Ramme Leroy Ramme Nancy Jean Ramme Emily Ramme Elwood Hoks Duane Hoks Delores Hoks | Remme, Albert (I153848)
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| 8695 | Albert Regelin Isabelle Regelin | Regolin, Albert R. (I142444)
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| 8696 | Albert Reinholz Mabel Reinholz Virginia Reinholz Kenneth Reinholz Carol Reinholz [3 9/12] Ruth Reinholz [2/12] | Reinholz, Kenneth R. (I11743)
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| 8697 | Albert Reinholz Mabel Reinholz Virginia Reinholz Kenneth Reinholz Carol Reinholz [3 9/12] Ruth Reinholz [2/12] | Reinholz, Albert (I155581)
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| 8698 | Albert Reinholz Mabel Reinholz Virginia Reinholz Kenneth Reinholz Carol Reinholz [3 9/12] Ruth Reinholz [2/12] | Paschen, Mabel (I155582)
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| 8699 | Albert Reinholz Mabel Reinholz Virginia Reinholz Kenneth Reinholz Carol Reinholz [3 9/12] Ruth Reinholz [2/12] | Reinholz, Carol J. (I170326)
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| 8700 | Albert Reinholz Emelia Reinholz William Reinholz Hattie Reinholz Henry Reinholz Robert Reinholz Bertha Reinholz Albert Reinholz Minni Reinholz | Reinholz, Albert (I155581)
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| 8701 | Albert Reinholz Emilie Reinholz Bertha Reinholz Albert Reinholz Minnie Reinholz | Reinholz, Albert (I155581)
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| 8702 | Albert Reinholz Emilie Reinholz Bertha Reinholz Albert Reinholz Minnie Reinholz | Reinholz, Albert (I183272)
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| 8703 | Albert Reinholz Emilie Reinholz Bertha Reinholz Albert Reinholz Minnie Reinholz | Unknown, Emelie (I183273)
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| 8704 | Albert Reininger Anna Reininger Armella Reininger Mary Ann Reininger Rita Reininger Sally Reininger Cyril Reininger Serena Reininger Robert Reininger | Schwabenlander, Anna (I68187)
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| 8705 | Albert Reininger Anna Reininger Armella Reininger Mary Ann Reininger Rita Reininger Sally Reininger Cyril Reininger Serena Reininger Robert Reininger | Reininger, Albert (I108114)
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| 8706 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reininger, Serena Rose "Peggy" (I108118)
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| 8707 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reininger, Robert Albert (I108119)
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| 8708 | Albert Reiningr 37 Anna Reiningr 32 Armella Reiningr 9 Marion Reiningr 8 Reta Reiningr 4 Rosella Reiningr 3 | Reininger, Albert (I108114)
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| 8709 | Albert Rentmeester Mary Rentmeester La*Ne Rentmeester Anthony Rentmeester Lawrence Rentmeester Wilbert Rentmeester Emma Rentmeester Reuben Rentmeester [4 5/12] Harold Rentmeester [2 8/12] Lucille Rentmeester [1 1/12] | Rentmeester, Albert "Desire" (I118104)
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| 8710 | Albert Repenburg 30 Minnie Repenburg 29 Ester Repenburg 5 Ada Repenburg 2 Alice Repenburg 1 [1 2/12] | Piepenburg, Albert F. (I113416)
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| 8711 | Albert Reyes 40 Mary Reyes 28 Anna Reyes 16 Vinsent Reyes 14 Jacob Reyes 13 Lizie Reyes 11 Mary Reyes 9 John Reyes 8 Dora Reyes 4 Frances Reyes 1 | Meyer, Albert (I52663)
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| 8712 | Albert Riefenberg 60 Minnie Riefenberg 59 | Piepenburg, Albert F. (I113416)
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| 8713 | Albert Ring 66 Hulda Ring 62 Milford Kocha 29 Sophia Kocha 29 Source Citation Year: 1940; Census Place: Osborn, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T627_4509; Page: 6A; Enumeration District: 44-54 http://interactive.ancestryheritagequest.com/2442/M-T0627-04509-00894?pid=79170138&backurl=http://search.ancestryheritagequest.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DvPY3%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1940usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3DMILFORD%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3DKOCHA%26gsln_x%3D0%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dycd%26pcat%3D35%26fh%3D0%26h%3D79170138%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=vPY3&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Ring, Sophia (I325046)
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| 8714 | Albert Ring Hulda Ring Ewald Ring Irena Ring Laverna Ring Sophia Ring John Ring | Ring, Albert August Fredrick (I344078)
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| 8715 | Albert Robert Emil Maass b. Ju;y 19, 1897 T Black Creek, Wi Bapt. Aug 15, 1897 Freedom Moravian Church s/o; John & Wilhelmine Maass | Maass, Albert Robert (I341317)
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| 8716 | Albert Roberts Anna Roberts Joyce Roberts Mary Jane Roberts John Roberts Richard Roberts Elizabeth Roberts Thomas Roberts Daniel Roberts | Roberts, Albert E. "Bert" (I161583)
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| 8717 | Albert Rolaff Johanna Rolaff Wilhelmina Rolaff Albert Rolaff William Rolaff | Rohloff, Albert (I94967)
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| 8718 | Albert Rolaff Johanna Rolaff Wilhelmina Rolaff Albert Rolaff William Rolaff | Roloff, Albert (I174292)
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| 8719 | Albert Roloff Lena Roloff Ramond Roloff Elsie Roloff Ervin Roloff | Roloff, Albert (I174292)
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| 8720 | Albert Roloff Albert Roloff William Roloff Carolina Roloff August Roloff Edward Roloff Charles Roloff Leo Roloff Herman Roloff | Rohloff, Albert (I94967)
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| 8721 | Albert Rose Theresa Rose Oval Rose Edna Rose John Rose | Rose, Albert (I174450)
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| 8722 | Albert Rose Theresa Rose Oval Rose Edna Rose John Rose | Strenn, Theresa (I174451)
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| 8723 | Albert Rosenberg Wilhelmina Rosenberg Albert F Rosenberg Maria W Rosenberg Carolina Rosenberg Ida W Rosenberg Emma W Rosenberg Jan 1893 | Rosenberg, Albert (I308464)
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| 8724 | ALBERT ROSENBERG Albert Rosenberg. Sr, 89. town of Cicero, died at 7:15 last night at his home after a lingering illness. He was born Sept. 5. 1849 in Germany, had lived in the town of Cicero for the last 50 years. Survivors are five daughters Mrs. Charles Noack and Mrs. Ca (unreadable) Maschinski, town of Cicero. Mrs. Robert Schubert, town of Center Mrs. Jesse Sarger. Black Creek: and Mrs, Frank Kunstman. Appleton one son. Albert, Jr. Antigo, ? grandchildren and 6 great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon at the St. John Evangelical Lutheran church, Black Creek. The Rev. A F Grollmus will be in charge and burial will be in the parish cemetery. The body will be at the Butdich Funeral home at Black Creek. Page Ten APPLETON POST-CRESCENT Tuesday Evening, December 6,1938 Albert Rosenberg Born: September 5, 1849 Died: December 5, 1938 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 6, 1938 Section: Page: 10 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St John Location: Black Creek, WI Notes Born in Germany Albert Rosenberg, Sr. Born: September 5, 1849 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: December 10, 1938 Section: Page: 6 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St John Location: Black Creek, WI Notes Born in Germany | Rosenberg, Albert (I308464)
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| 8725 | ALBERT ROSENBERG, one of Outagamie county's successful farmers and stock raisers, who is carrying on operations on section 33, Cicero township, was born in Pomerania, Germany, September 5, 1849, and is a son of Charles and Gusta Rosenberg, the former of whom died when Albert was but four years old. Mr. Rosenberg's brothers and sisters, were: Charles, who died in Chicago when sixty-five years of age; Fred and Anna, who also came to the United States, and Herman, Gusta and Minnie, who remained in Germany, Albert Rosenberg came to the United States in 1872 and first located in Dodge county, but after one summer there he went to Seymour township and worked for seven years. He then purchased forty acres of land where he now lives, the tract being practically wild, as only several acres had been cleared, and he soon purchased another tract of forty acres, building a log cabin 16x18 feet, a barn 26x60 feet and a stable 20x30 feet. Later, after he had improved his land he built a modern farm house and a granary 16x20 feet, and then erected a basement barn 38x70 feet. In addition to carrying on general farming, he breeds fine Holstein cattle, as well as pure-bred horses and hogs, and does quite a business in the gravel line, shipping fully 400 loads from his gravel beds in 1910. In 1877, Mr. Rosenberg was united in marriage with Miss Minnie Reetz, who was born in Pomerania, Germany, December 22, 1857, daughter of Wilhelm and Caroline Reetz, natives of that country, who came to the United States in 1871, and to this union there have been born seven children, one of whom died in infancy, while the survivors are: Mary, Albert, Minnie, Carrie, Ida and Emma. | Rosenberg, Albert (I308464)
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| 8726 | Albert Rosin Elsie Rosin Inice Rosin Irma Rosin Irvin Rosin Arthur Rosin | Rosin, Albert (I163925)
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| 8727 | Albert Rosin Elsie Rosin Inez Rosin Erma Rosin Ervin Rosin Melvin Rosin Oscar Rosin Harold Rosin Irene Rosin [3 6/12] Robert Rosin [10/12] | Rosin, Albert (I163925)
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| 8728 | Albert Rosin Elsie Rosin Inez Rosin Erma Rosin Ervin Rosin Melvin Rosin Oscar Rosin Harold Rosin Irene Rosin Robert Rosin | Rosin, Ervin T. (I48405)
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| 8729 | Albert Runnoe Mary Runnoe Willie Runnoe Clara Runnoe Harry Runnoe Josephine Runnoe Polly Runnoe | Runnoe, Josephine (I167083)
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| 8730 | Albert S Haas Luzella V Haas Richard S Haas | Bauer, Luzella (I130110)
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| 8731 | Albert S Haas Luzella V Haas Richard S Haas | Haas, Albert (I130111)
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| 8732 | Albert S Tatro Rose Tatro Paul W Tatro Idell J Tatro Cyril H Tatro Leona A Tatro Joseph Tatro | Tatro, Albert Joseph (I139851)
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| 8733 | Albert Saeger 45 Anna Saeger 42 Edwin Saeger 21 Ruth Saeger 19 Albert Saeger 17 Lillian Saeger 14 Edna Saeger 1 Melvin Saeger 7 Arthur Saeger 6 Leah Saeger 4 Leonard Saeger 2 | Sager, Albert William (I52965)
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| 8734 | Albert Sager 11/26/1874 10/7/1944 Post Crescent 10/7/1944 3 | Sager, Albert William (I52965)
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| 8735 | Albert SANDERFOOT Self M Male W 51 HOLLAND Farmer HOLLA ND HOLLAND Harriet SANDERFOOT Wife M Female W 47 HOLLAND Keeps House H OLLAND HOLLAND John SANDERFOOT Son S Male W 23 WI Farm Laborer HOLLAND H OLLAND Annie SANDERFOOT Dau S Female W 21 WI At Home HOLLAND HOL LAND Mary SANDERFOOT Dau S Female W 19 WI At Home HOLLAND HOLL AND Alice SANDERFOOT Dau S Female W 17 WI At Home HOLLAND HOL LAND Delia SANDERFOOT Dau S Female W 15 WI At School HOLLAND H OLLAND George SANDERFOOT Son S Male W 13 WI At School HOLLAND HO LLAND Anton SANDERFOOT Son S Male W 11 WI At School HOLLAND HOL LAND Jacob SANDERFOOT Son S Male W 9 WI At School HOLLAND HOLL AND Peter SANDERFOOT Son S Male W 7 WI At School HOLLAND HOLL AND Anton ROTOLF Other S Male W 70 HOLLAND Blacksmith HOLLA ND HOLLAND | Sanderfoot, Albert (I52783)
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| 8736 | Albert Sanderfoot 6/20/1981 Post Crescent 6/21/1981 A 10 | Sanderfoot, Albert (I64009)
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| 8737 | Albert Sanderfoot Edith Sanderfoot Mae S Sanderfoot Richard Sanderfoot Audrey A Sanderfoot | Sanderfoot, Albert (I64009)
|
| 8738 | Albert Sanderson age 51 born holland, Harriet 37 born Holland John 14 born Wisc Anna 12 Nellie 10 Alexander 8 (Alice) Deliah 6 Gerrit 3 Anton 2 | Sanderfoot, Albert (I52783)
|
| 8739 | Albert Schaaf Rosalina Schaaf Thelma Schaaf Myron Schaaf Mark Schaaf Rita Schaaf Mary Virginia Schaaf | Schaaf, Albert "A. J. " (I177368)
|
| 8740 | Albert Scheifellein Emma Scheifellein Wilma Scheifellein E*A Scheifellein Frank Schaefer | Schiefelbein, Albert Herman (I301)
|
| 8741 | Albert Schennble Anna Schennble Roland Schennble Alexander Schennble Norbert Schennble [4 11/12] | Schaeuble, Albert (I160655)
|
| 8742 | Albert Scherfelbein Emma J Scherfelbein Wilman E Scherfelbein Erma S Scherfelbein William A Scherfelbein Robert J Scherfelbein | Schiefelbein, Albert Herman (I301)
|
| 8743 | Albert Scherfelbein Emma J Scherfelbein Wilman E Scherfelbein Erma S Scherfelbein William A Scherfelbein Robert J Scherfelbein | Schafer, Emma A. (I97229)
|
| 8744 | Albert Schiefelbein Emma Schiefelbein William Schiefelbein Robert Schiefelbein | Schiefelbein, William A. (I154993)
|
| 8745 | Albert Schiks Antonio Schiks [4 3/12] Henry Schiks Dorothy Schiks Johnanna Schiks [11/12] Henry Schiks William Dictos Katherine Dictos | Schiks, Henry (I136768)
|
| 8746 | Albert Schinke Ester Schinke William Schinke Louisa Schinke | Monigel, Louise (I195347)
|
| 8747 | Albert Schmidt Margaret Schmidt Arthur Schmidt Raymond Schmidt Helen Schmidt | Schmidt, Albert J. (I91835)
|
| 8748 | Albert Schmudde Jean Schmudde Marie Gehring | Gehring, Emma (I171702)
|
| 8749 | Albert Schmudde Jean Schmudde Marie Gehring | Wichman, Mary (I171708)
|
| 8750 | Albert Schoeian 63 Caroline Schoeian 53 Otto Schoeian 24 Edwin Schoeian 19 Lily Schoeian 17 Francis Schoeian 12 | Schoenian, Albert Heinrich Julius (I125337)
|
| 8751 | Albert Schoenian 52 [50] Caroline Schoenian 44 Louise Schoenian 17 Hattie Schoenian 16 Lena Schoenian 15 Otto Schoenian 14 Elsie Schoenian 12 Frida Schoenian 11 Edwin Schoenian 10 Olga Schoenian 9 Lullie Schoenian 8 Linda Schoenian 3 | Schoenian, Albert Heinrich Julius (I125337)
|
| 8752 | Albert Schomisch Ethel M Schomisch Cecil B Schomisch Albert Schomisch Lucille E Schomisch June M Schomisch Clarence S Schomisch | Schomisch, Albert (I194902)
|
| 8753 | Albert Schroeder Lillie Schroeder Earl Schroeder Robert Schroeder Norbert Schroeder | Schroeder, Albert (I120014)
|
| 8754 | Albert Schroeder Lillie Schroeder Earl Schroeder Robert Schroeder Norbert Schroeder | Schroeder, Earl Sr. (I56468)
|
| 8755 | Albert Schroeder Esther Schroeder George Schroeder Dorthy Schroeder | Scheibe, Esther J. (I154643)
|
| 8756 | Albert Schroeder Esther Schroeder George Schroeder Dorthy Schroeder | Schroeder, Dorothy Caroline (I184734)
|
| 8757 | Albert Schroeder Esther Schroeder George Schroeder Dorthy Schroeder | Schroeder, Albert F. (I184736)
|
| 8758 | Albert Schroeder Esther Schroeder George Schroeder | Scheibe, Esther J. (I154643)
|
| 8759 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Schroeder, George (I182605)
|
| 8760 | Albert Schroeder Esther Schroeder George Schroeder | Schroeder, Albert F. (I184736)
|
| 8761 | Albert Schubring 3/2/1888 1/2/1965 Post Crescent 1/3/1965 C 5 | Schubring, Albert (I179794)
|
| 8762 | Albert Schubring Hattie Schubring Flora Schubring Laurence Schubring Dorothy Schubring Betty Lu Schubring [3 7/12] | Schubring, Albert (I179794)
|
| 8763 | Albert Schultz 26 Matilda Schultz 27 Edward Schultz2 | Schultz, Albert (I103381)
|
| 8764 | Albert Schultz Laura Schultz Violet Schultz Marjorie Schultz Albert Schultz | Schultz, Albert H. (I313557)
|
| 8765 | Albert Schultz Laura Schultz Violet Schultz Marjorie Schultz Albert Schultz | Schultz, Marjorie (I313561)
|
| 8766 | Albert Schultz Laura Schultz Violet Schultz Marjorie Schultz Albert Schultz | Schultz, Violet (I313564)
|
| 8767 | Albert Schultz Laura Schultz Violet Schultz Marjorie Schultz Albert Schultz | Schultz, Albert (I313565)
|
| 8768 | Albert Schultz Dorthea Schultz Ruth Schultz Elmer Schultz Russel Schultz Avis Schultz | Schultz, Russell Albert Sr. (I155660)
|
| 8769 | Albert Schultz Dorthea Schultz Ruth Schultz Elmer Schultz Russel Schultz Avis Schultz | Engel, Dorothea (I155661)
|
| 8770 | Albert Schultz Dorthea Schultz Ruth Schultz Elmer Schultz Russel Schultz Avis Schultz | Schultz, Albert (I155662)
|
| 8771 | Albert Schumacher Mildred Schumacher Donald Schumacher August C Schumacher | Schumacher, August (I103480)
|
| 8772 | Albert Scoenian 42 Caroline Scoenian 33 Louise Scoenian 7 Freida Scoenian 6 Helena T Scoenian 5 Otto F Scoenian 4 Elsa C Scoenian 2 Edwin A Scoenian 1 Hedwig Scoenian 2/12 Karl Sorensen 17 SERVANT | Juhnke, Caroline (I125307)
|
| 8773 | Albert Scoenian 42 Caroline Scoenian 33 Louise Scoenian 7 Freida Scoenian 6 Helena T Scoenian 5 Otto F Scoenian 4 Elsa C Scoenian 2 Edwin A Scoenian 1 Hedwig Scoenian 2/12 Karl Sorensen 17 SERVANT | Schoenian, Albert Heinrich Julius (I125337)
|
| 8774 | Albert Scoenian 42 Caroline Scoenian 33 Louise Scoenian 7 Freida Scoenian 6 Helena T Scoenian 5 Otto F Scoenian 4 Elsa C Scoenian 2 Edwin A Scoenian 1 Hedwig Scoenian 2/12 Karl Sorensen 17 SERVANT | Schoenian, Otto (I125341)
|
| 8775 | Albert Scouten Theadore Scouten Barney Scouten | Schouten, Bernard J. (I78627)
|
| 8776 | Albert Scouten Theadore Scouten Barney Scouten | Raubach, Theodora (I135502)
|
| 8777 | Albert Scouten Theadore Scouten Barney Scouten | Schouten, Albert Bernard (I137225)
|
| 8778 | Albert Senso 4/15/1888 3/7/1961 Post Crescent 3/8/1961 D 8 NAME: BIRTH DATE: BIRTH PLACE: DEATH DATE: CEMETERY: PUBLICATION DATE: PUBLICATION PLACE: PUBLICATION TITLE: SPOUSE NAME: | Senso, Albert (I34141)
|
| 8779 | Albert Senso 41 Ella Senso 42 Oliver Wheaton 22 Clifton Senso 17 Russel Senso 12 | Senso, Albert (I34141)
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| 8780 | Albert Sievert died 10/14/1952, widowed male born 2/22/1882 wisc to August Sievert and Caroline Dobbler never in military, Heart block Chronic myocarditis. Burial Highland Appleton | Sievert, Albert (I154204)
|
| 8781 | Albert Sievert Mita Sievert Clark Sievert Herman Hopermaster | Fiestadt, Meta Augusta (I134507)
|
| 8782 | Albert Sievert Mita Sievert Clark Sievert Herman Hopermaster | Sievert, Clark August (I148631)
|
| 8783 | Albert Sievert Mita Sievert Clark Sievert Herman Hopermaster | Sievert, Albert (I154204)
|
| 8784 | Albert Sievert Meta Sievert Clark Sievert Dorthy Sievert Lucille Sievert Sophia Fiesteadt | Fiestadt, Meta Augusta (I134507)
|
| 8785 | Albert Sievert Meta Sievert Clark Sievert Dorthy Sievert Lucille Sievert Sophia Fiesteadt | Jens, Sophia Marie (I134509)
|
| 8786 | Albert Sievert Meta Sievert Clark Sievert Dorthy Sievert Lucille Sievert Sophia Fiesteadt | Sievert, Albert (I154204)
|
| 8787 | Albert Sol Angeline Sol Mary Ida Sol [9/12] | Sol, Albert Gregory (I23394)
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| 8788 | Albert Sol Angeline D Sol Mary I Sol Robert N Sol Kenneth L Sol | Kaetinger, Angeline (I22907)
|
| 8789 | Albert Sol Angeline D Sol Mary I Sol Robert N Sol Kenneth L Sol | Sol, Albert Gregory (I23394)
|
| 8790 | Albert Spencer 61 Margaret Lust housekeeper 56 | Spencer, Albert M. (I206091)
|
| 8791 | Albert Springstroh Anna Springstroh Elmer Springstroh Emro Springstroh Gerhart Springstroh | Springstroh, Albert (I99589)
|
| 8792 | Albert Steffen Alvina Steffen Ervel Steffen Clarence Steffen | Steffen, Albert (I107599)
|
| 8793 | Albert Steffens Mathilda Steffens Henry Steffens Paul Steffens | Steffens, Albert August (I22082)
|
| 8794 | Albert Steffens Mathilda Steffens Henry Steffens Paul Steffens | Huven, Mathilda Johana (I22088)
|
| 8795 | Albert Steffens Mathilda Steffens Henry Steffens Paul Steffens | Steffens, Paul (I62878)
|
| 8796 | Albert Steffens Mathilda Steffens Henry Steffens Paul Steffens | Steffens, Henry Leonard (I139952)
|
| 8797 | Albert Stelter Martha A Stelter Wayne A Fink Alvera Behm | Krenke, Martha (I191047)
|
| 8798 | Albert Sturm Pauline Sturm Pensy Sturm | Sturm, Albert H. (I311019)
|
| 8799 | Albert T Little Jennie M Little Paul E Little Marion M C Little | Little, Paul (I309094)
|
| 8800 | Albert Tesch Emma Tesch Verona Tesch Vernon Tesch Velda Tesch Vernice Tesch Verlin Tesch | Tesch, Albert (I343383)
|
| 8801 | Albert Tesch Maria Tesch Arthor Tesch Alma Tesch Richard Tesch Robert Tesch Albert Tesch Erwin Tesch | Tesch, Albert (I144627)
|
| 8802 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Theobald, Norbert (I121085)
|
| 8803 | Albert Timm 3/10/1867 1/14/1961 Post Crescent 1/16/1961 B 11 | Timm, Albert (I92935)
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| 8804 | Albert Towns Dies From Heart Attack Albert Town, 72, of King, a former Crandon resident, died yesterday morning at his home from a heart attack. He had been in poor health for several years. Survivors include his wife; four stepsons, Chester and Lyle of Crandon, Glenn and Lionel of St. Paul, Minn.; a brother and a sister. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Burial will be in Crandon. The Forest Republican 12/7/1950 12/14/1950 Services Saturday For Albert Town Funeral services were conducted by the Rev. C. Haskins of Laona from the Crandon Mehodist church at 2 o'clock Saturday afternoon for Albert P. Town, 72, of Crandon, who died suddenly from a heart attack at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning, Dec. 6, at the Grand Army Home, King, Wis. He had been in poor health for about two years. Military services were in charge of the Crandon American Legion post. Pallbearers were members of the post, W. S. Rowlinson, Ray Bingham, Rudolph Korth, Lynn Paul, Harold Case and Frank Kobin. Burial was in the Crandon Lakeside cemetery. The Reese-Halverson Funeral Home was in charge of the funeral arrangements. Relatives from away who attended the services were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Jackson of St. Paul, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Town, Mr. and Mrs. George Town, and Elmer and Robert Town of Niagara, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wanach, Mr. and Mrs Frank Oberkliner, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Baker and Willis Baker of Rhinelander, Mr. and Mrs. George Packard Jr. of Antigo, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Krauter of Argonne, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Bird of Fond du Lac. Deceased was born Sept. 28, 1878, at Appleton and came to Forest county about 1900 where he worked in the woods and sawmills. He enlisted in World War I and served as a sergeant in the army quartermaster corps for almost two years. Surviving besides his widow are four stepsons, Lyle and Chester of Crandon, Glen and Lionel of St. Paul, Minn., and a brother William Town, and a sister, Mrs. Grace Bird, both of Fond du Lac. | Town, Albert Palmer (I339618)
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| 8805 | Albert Truttschel 36 Bertha Truttschel 33 Ervin Truttschel 11 Ada Truttschel 3 Edwin Koelmer 19 | Truttschel, Erwin (I83681)
|
| 8806 | Albert Turkett Ida Fokett Veroma Fokett | Fokett, Albert (I343639)
|
| 8807 | Albert Uhlenbrauck Annie Uhlenbrauck Vernon Uhlenbrauck | Uhlenbrauck, Albert J. (I125094)
|
| 8808 | Albert UTCHSCHIG Self M Male W 48 PRUSS IA Farmer PRUSSIA PRUSSIA Anna UTCHSCHIG Wife M Female W 38 PRUSSIA Keeping House P RUSSIA PRUSSIA Gertrude UTCHSCHIG Dau S Female W 17 WI At Home PRUSS IA PRUSSIA Stephen UTCHSCHIG Son S Male W 15 WI PRUSSIA PRUSS Antone UTCHSCHIG Son S Male W 14 WI PRUSSIA PRUSS Rosa UTCHSCHIG Dau S Female W 13 WI PRUSSIA PRUSS Katharine UTCHSCHIG Dau S Female W 11 WI PRUSSIA PRUSS IA Mary UTCHSCHIG Dau S Female W 8 WI PRUSSIA PRUSS Elwin UTCHSCHIG Son S Male W 4 WI PRUSSIA PRUSS John UTCHSCHIG Son S Male W 3M WI PRUSSIA PRUSS Census Place District 34, Woodville, Calumet, Wisconsin Family Histo ry Library Film 1255419 NA Film Number T9-1419 Page Number 171A | Utschig, Anton (I89601)
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| 8809 | Albert Van D Langonberg Anna M Van D Langonberg Maria Van D Langonberg Cornelis Van D Langonberg Antonet Van D Langonberg John Van D Langonberg Peter Van D Langenberg William Van D Langenberg Henry Van D Langenberg Arnold Van D Langenberg Frank Van D Langenberg Edward Van D Langenberg | Langenberg, Albertus Jacobus (I86122)
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| 8810 | Albert Van D Langonberg Anna M Van D Langonberg Maria Van D Langonberg Cornelis Van D Langonberg Antonet Van D Langonberg John Van D Langonberg Peter Van D Langenberg William Van D Langenberg Henry Van D Langenberg Arnold Van D Langenberg Frank Van D Langenberg Edward Van D Langenberg | VandenLangenberg, Cornelius (I134156)
|
| 8811 | Albert Van Den Bogart Harold Van Den Bogart Evelyn Van Den Bogart Lucille Van Den Bogart Doloris Van Den Bogart Ida Van Den Bogart | VandenBoogart, Harold (I48604)
|
| 8812 | Albert Van Den Bogart Harold Van Den Bogart Evelyn Van Den Bogart Lucille Van Den Bogart Doloris Van Den Bogart Ida Van Den Bogart | Hopfensperger, Sophia (I113199)
|
| 8813 | Albert Van Den Boom Anna Van Den Boom | Lucassen, Anna (I41559)
|
| 8814 | Albert Van Den Langenberg Bardena Van Den Langenberg Mamie Van Den Langenberg Hubert Van Den Langenberg Agnes Van Den Langenberg Cecelia Van Den Langenberg Bernard Van Den Langenberg Martha Van Den Langenberg Georgenia Van Den Langenberg Constant Vincent | Vandenlangenberg, Bernard (I312420)
|
| 8815 | Albert Van Dyke Albert Van Dyke Kaukauna Times 5/07/1925 8 Obituary Card Of Thanks Mrs. Adrianna Van Dyke Kaukauna Times 5/07/1925 4 News Albert Van Dyke Albert Van Dyke, Holy Cross Church Kaukauna Times 4/30/1925 4 Obituary/News | VanDyke, Albert (I116826)
|
| 8816 | Albert Van Dynndoven Rosella Van Dynndoven Lavern Van Dynndoven Alice Mae Van Dynndoven Virginia Van Dynndoven Carol Van Dynndoven Audrey Van Dynndoven Clyde Van Dynndoven | VanDynHoven, Albert Lambert (I31726)
|
| 8817 | Albert Van Dynndoven Rosella Van Dynndoven Lavern Van Dynndoven Alice Mae Van Dynndoven Virginia Van Dynndoven Carol Van Dynndoven Audrey Van Dynndoven Clyde Van Dynndoven | VanDynHoven, Clyde (I127174)
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| 8818 | Albert Van Lamen 47 Hattie Van Lamen 45 Anna Van Lamen 21 William Van Lamen 17 Mary Van Lamen 16 Bertha Van Lamen 14 Mimmie Van Lamen 12 Albert Van Lamen 10 Hattie Van Lamen 7 Nelley Van Lamen 5 Charles Van Lamen 3 Lizabeth Van Lamen 6/12 | VanLanen, Albert (I111708)
|
| 8819 | Albert Van Mun Anna Van Mun Marie Van Mun Julius Van Mun | VanMunn, Albert (I135813)
|
| 8820 | Albert Van Munn Edna Van Munn Julius Van Munn Henry Van Munn Maria Brunette | VanMunn, Albert (I135813)
|
| 8821 | Albert Van Russel 31 Mary Russel 29 Bernard Russel 5 John Russel 4 Henry Russel 1 | vanRossum, Albert (I170122)
|
| 8822 | Albert Van Stralen Marie Van Stralen Alice Van Stralen Rita Van Stralen James Van Stralen Raymond Van Stralen Kenneth Van Stralen Marilyn Van Stralen Joyce Van Stralen Norbert Van Elzen | VanStralen, Albert (I100759)
|
| 8823 | Albert Van Stralen Marie Van Stralen Alice Van Stralen Rita Van Stralen James Van Stralen Raymond Van Stralen Kenneth Van Stralen Marilyn Van Stralen Joyce Van Stralen Norbert Van Elzen | VanStralen, Joyce Mae (I114361)
|
| 8824 | Albert Van Stralen Marie Van Stralen Alice Van Stralen Rita Van Stralen James Van Stralen Raymond Van Stralen Kenneth Van Stralen Marilyn Van Stralen Joyce Van Stralen Norbert Van Elzen | VandenElzen, Norbert (I202305)
|
| 8825 | Albert Van Thiel 36 Mary Van Thiel 28 Martin Van Thiel 6 Henry Van Thiel 2 | VanThiel, Harry (I174396)
|
| 8826 | Albert Van Vonderen Harriet Van Vonderen Johanna Heeffras Herman Heeffras John Vanvonderen Katharine Van Vonderen Harriet Van Vonderen | VanVonderen, Albert Sebastianus (I26878)
|
| 8827 | Albert Van Vonderen Harriet Van Vonderen Johanna Heeffras Herman Heeffras John Vanvonderen Katharine Van Vonderen Harriet Van Vonderen | VanVonderen, John (I68511)
|
| 8828 | Albert Van Vonderen Harriet Van Vonderen Johanna Heeffras Herman Heeffras John Vanvonderen Katharine Van Vonderen Harriet Van Vonderen | Hendricks, Harriet (I68514)
|
| 8829 | Albert Vanaslin Earl Nicholas Catherine Nicholas Rita Nicholas Cyril Nicholas | VanAsten, Albert (I22249)
|
| 8830 | Albert Vanaslin Earl Nicholas Catherine Nicholas Rita Nicholas [4 7/12] Cyril Nicholas [1 10/12] | Nichols, Earl (I192210)
|
| 8831 | Albert VanAsten 11/11/1941 Post Crescent 11/12/1941 8 | VanAsten, Albert (I22249)
|
| 8832 | Albert Vandehey 48 Mary Vandehey 46 Jerome Vandehey 21 Martha Vandehey 18 Ambrose Vandehey 17 Adell Vandehey 16 Lucile Vandehey 14 Mary Vandehey 13 Merlin Vandehey 12 Lorraine Vandehey 11 Ruben Vandehey 9 Deral Vandehey 8 Delories Vandehey 3 3/12 | VandeHey, Albert (I30088)
|
| 8833 | Albert Vandehey Mary Vandehey Jerome Vandehey | VandeHey, Albert (I30088)
|
| 8834 | Albert Vandehey Mary Vandehey Jerome Vandehey | Bries, Mary (I30089)
|
| 8835 | Albert Vandenberg 39 Mary F Vandenberg 23 Caroline Vandenberg 6 John A M Vandenberg 5 Elizabeth Vandenberg 2 | Vandenberg, Albert (I3193)
|
| 8836 | Albert Vandenberg 50 Mary Vandenberg 40 Carrie Vandenberg 17 John M Vandenberg 15 Elizabeth Vandenberg 11 Josephine Vandenberg 7 Mary A Vandenberg 72 | Vandenberg, Albert (I3193)
|
| 8837 | Albert Vandenbloomer Josephine Vandenbloomer Verna Vandenbloomer Harvey Vandenbloomer | VanDenBloomer, Albert (I45684)
|
| 8838 | Albert VandenBoom 8/29/1941 Post Crescent 8/30/1941 7 | VandenBoom, Albert (I41558)
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| 8839 | Albert Vandenboom Annie Vandenboom Effie Vandenboom Bernard Vandenboom Alford Vandenboom [0] | Lucassen, Anna (I41559)
|
| 8840 | Albert Vandenboom Anna Vandenboom Effie Vandenboom Bernard Vandenboom Alfred Vandenboom Martin Vandenboom Joseph Vandenboom [4 7/12] | VandenBoom, Albert (I41558)
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| 8841 | Albert Vandenboom Anna Vandenboom Effie Vandenboom Bernard Vandenboom Alfred Vandenboom Martin Vandenboom Joseph Vandenboom [4 7/12] | Lucassen, Anna (I41559)
|
| 8842 | Albert Vandenbr* Anna Vandenbr* Bernard Vandenbr* Alfred Vandenbr* Joseph Vandenbr* | VandenBoom, Albert (I41558)
|
| 8843 | Albert Vandenbr* Anna Vandenbr* Bernard Vandenbr* Alfred Vandenbr* Joseph Vandenbr* | Lucassen, Anna (I41559)
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| 8844 | Albert Vandenbush 23 Nelly Vandenbush 28 Henry Vandenbush 2 [2 11/12] Margaret K Vandenbush 2 [2 1/12] Alice M Vandenbush 0 [4/12] Arthur Vandenbush 12 Alberts brother | VandenBush, Albert (I141048)
|
| 8845 | Albert Vandenhuevel Margaret Vandenhuevel Harold Vandenhuevel Marvin Vandenhuevel [2 7/12] | VandenHeuvel, Albert (I159477)
|
| 8846 | Albert Vandeshidus Susan E Vandeshidus Viola Vandeshidus Delia Vandeshidus Alice Vandeshidus Gertrude Vandeshidus Dorothy Vandeshidus | Vanderheiden, Albert (I184885)
|
| 8847 | Albert Vandeven 40 Gertrude M Vandeven 35 Francis A Vandeven 12 Dorothy M Vandeven 9 Ruth H Vandeven 7 Arleen C Vandeven 5 Donald P Vandeven 8/12 Burt L Vandeven 26 Russell Vandeven 21 | Vandehei, Albert (I61559)
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| 8848 | Albert Vandeviter Berdena Vandeviter Francis Vandeviter Hattie Vandeviter Mary Vandeviter Annie Vandeviter Henry Vandeviter Peter Vandeviter William Vandeviter Catharine Vandeviter Jennie Vandeviter Lena Vandeviter | Vandewettering, Albert (I104244)
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| 8849 | Albert VandeWalle 2/20/1883 4/20/1966 Post Crescent 4/22/1966 A 6 | VandeWalle, Albert John (I104285)
|
| 8850 | Albert Vandewettering Harriet Vandewettering Henry Fischer | Vandewettering, Albert (I135512)
|
| 8851 | Albert Vanenkevoort 51 Theresa Vanenkevoort 49 Henry Vanenkevoort 18 Jacob Vanenkevoort 16 Wilhelmene Vanenkevoort 14 Louis Vanenkevoort 11 Raymer Vanenkevoort 8 | VanEnkenvort, Albert (I126237)
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| 8852 | Albert Vanevenhoven Dorothy Vanevenhoven Alvira Vanevenhoven Eva Vanevenhoven Edwin Vanevenhoven Louis Jr Vanevenhoven Helen Vanevenhoven | Vanevenhoven, Alvira "Vera" (I141250)
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| 8853 | Albert Vanlaanen 57 Henrietta Vanlaanen 53 Henrietta Vanlaanen 17 Nellie Vanlaanen 16 Charles Vanlaanen 13 Louisa Vanlaanen 10 | VanLanen, Albert (I111708)
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| 8854 | ALBERT VANLANEN SSN: 391-32-7680 Last Residenc e: 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI Born: 15 Sep 1893 Last Benefit: 54130 Kaukauna, Outagamie, WI Die d: Apr 1980 State (Year) SSN issued: WI (1951 And 1952) | VanLanen, Lambert "Albert" (I154053)
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| 8855 | Albert Vanlanen Hattie Vanlanen Anna Vanlanen William Vanlanen Mary Vanlanen Bertha Vanlanen Mimmie Vanlanen Albert Vanlanen Hattie Vanlanen Nelley Vanlanen Charles Vanlanen Lizzabeth Vanlanen [6/12] | VanLanen, Charles (I59835)
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| 8856 | Albert Vannikafort 28 Thresa Vannikafort 24 Joseph Vannikafort 4 John Vannikafort 2 William Vannikafort 4M | VanEnkenvort, Albert (I126237)
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| 8857 | Albert Vanrosum in Oconto, Oconto Co., WI [father/parents of John Van Rossum] Albert Vanrosum, age 72 (July 1827) in Germany; father in Holland and mother in Holland; Mary Vanrosum, wife, age 70 (Feb 1830) in Holland; parents in Holland; and Theodore E. Vanrosum, son, age 38 (May 1862) in WI. Albert emigrated 1848. | vanRossum, Albert (I170122)
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| 8858 | Albert Verboost 62 Flora Verboost 44 William Verboost 18 Carper c Verboost 14 Carl Verboost 12 Margret Verboost 10 George E Verboost 8 Leonard Verboost 4 Fredrick Verboost 2 | VerVoort, Lambertus "Albert" (I112592)
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| 8859 | Albert Verhagen 45 Mary Verhagen 38 Johanna Verhagen 20 Elizabeth Verhagen 17 John Verhagen 14 Lewis Verhagen 11 Adrian Verhagen 8 Martha Verhagen 6 Wilbert Verhagen 3 | Verhagen, Albert (I48372)
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| 8860 | Albert Verhagen Mary Verhagen John Verhagen Louis Verhagen Adrian Verhagen Martha Verhagen Wilbert Verhagen | Verhagen, Adrian (I48068)
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| 8861 | Albert Verhoeven head of household 1 male 1 female both born Holland | Verhoeven, Albert (I310909)
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| 8862 | Albert Verkuilen Mary Verkuilen Lawrence Verkuilen Frank Verkuilen Charlie Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Albert (I65150)
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| 8863 | Albert Verkuilen Marie E Verkuilen Lorenz Verkuilen Frank Verkuilen Charles Verkuilen Clarence Verkuilen Magdalena Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Albert (I65150)
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| 8864 | Albert Verkuilen Marie E Verkuilen Lorenz Verkuilen Frank Verkuilen Charles Verkuilen Clarence Verkuilen Magdalena Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Charles (I145128)
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| 8865 | Albert Verkuilen Mary Verkuilen Frank Verkuilen Madaline Verkuilen Noreen Verkuilen Ronald Verkuilen | Verkuilen, Albert (I65150)
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| 8866 | Albert VerKuilen Mary VerKuilen Norene VerKuilen Ronald VerKuilen | Verkuilen, Albert (I65150)
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| 8867 | Albert Vervoort 69 Flora Vervoort 51 Caspar Vervoort 23 Carl Vervoort 19 George Vervoort 17 Fredric Vervoort 11 Walter Vervoort 6 | VerVoort, Lambertus "Albert" (I112592)
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| 8868 | Albert Vervort 82 Flora Vervort 64 Fred Vervort 21 Walter Vervort 16 | VerVoort, Lambertus "Albert" (I112592)
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| 8869 | Albert Veurbsen 43 Mary Veurbsen 39 Barney Veurbsen 15 John Veurbsen 13 Henry Veurbsen 11 Theadore Veurbsen 7 Wm Veurbsen 5 Nellie Veurbsen 3 Mortain Veurbsen 1 | vanRossum, Albert (I170122)
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| 8870 | Albert Viettin Mayme Viettin Alice Viettin Herbert Viettin Ruth Viettin Agnes Vanevanhoven | Vanevenhoven, Agnes M. (I33984)
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| 8871 | Albert Viettin Mayme Viettin Alice Viettin Herbert Viettin Ruth Viettin Agnes Vanevanhoven | Trettin, Albert (I35821)
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| 8872 | Albert Viettin Mayme Viettin Alice Viettin Herbert Viettin Ruth Viettin Agnes Vanevanhoven | Trettin, Herbert (I153965)
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| 8873 | Albert Voecks 52 Caroline Voecks 51 Herbert Voecks 19 Walter Voecks 17 Victor Voecks 15 Marie Voecks 13 Carl Voecks 11 Hulda Giene 22 Emily Bossow 24 | Voecks, Albert (I153075)
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| 8874 | Albert Voecks 62 Caroline Voecks 62 Walter Voecks 27 Victor Voecks 25 Karl Voecks 22 | Voecks, Albert (I153075)
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| 8875 | Albert Voecks 6/6/1940 Post Crescent 6/8/1940 7 | Voecks, Albert (I153075)
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| 8876 | ALBERT VOECKS, secretary of the Aid Association for Lutherans, is one of the wellknown citizens of Appleton. He was born in Pomerania, Germany, July 29, 1867, a son of August and Marie (Wallman) Voecks, who brought their family to America, in 1882, locating in Appleton, where Mr. Voecks was engaged in wagon making until his death in 1907, his wife having passed away twenty years before. Both were members of the Lutheran Church, of which Mr. Voecks was a trustee for many years. They had a family of six children, of whom three came to the United States: Albert; Marie, who died in 1889; and Minnie, the wife of William Henning of Appleton. Albert Voecks attended the public schools of Appleton, and later went to night school while working in a printing office. He continued to be employed as a printer until 1902, when with G. D. Ziegler he organized the Aid Association for Lutherans, an insurance association for members of the Lutheran Church, which started with 603 members in 1903, with money on hand aggregating $2,291.98, and on March 21, 1911, showed a statement of 6,454 members and cash on hand $212,102.55. This association was organized to pay death and sickness benefits, and now operates in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Illinois. On October 4, 1899, Mr. Voecks was married to Caroline Goetz, of Cadott, Wisconsin, and they have five children: Herbert, Walter, Victor, Marie and Carl. The family is connected with the Lutheran Church, and Mr. Voecks is president of the Lutheran congregation . | Voecks, Albert (I153075)
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| 8877 | Albert W Brehmer Marie J Brehmer Arline W Brehmer Louis M Brehmer Carlton F Brehmer | Brehmer, Albert (I329664)
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| 8878 | Albert W Brehmer Marie J Brehmer Arline W Brehmer Louis M Brehmer Carlton F Brehmer | Glawe, Mary (I341345)
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| 8879 | Albert W Brehmer Marie J Brehmer | Brehmer, Albert (I329664)
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| 8880 | Albert W Brehmer Marie J Brehmer | Glawe, Mary (I341345)
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| 8881 | Albert W Fargo Margaret Fargo Margaret M Fargo Melvina Myelaus | Fargo, Bert W. (I155296)
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| 8882 | Albert W Grunwaldt Frances M Grunwaldt Irving A Grunwaldt Row W Grunwaldt Viola Grunwaldt Minard C Grunwaldt Ortwin Thiede | Grunwaldt, Viola (I119766)
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| 8883 | Albert W Jeske Ida Jeske | Court, Ida (I145824)
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| 8884 | Albert W Laabs Lydia Laabs Orville Laabs Mildred Laabs Loma Jean Laabs Erma Laabs Albert Laabs | Laabs, Orville (I204985)
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| 8885 | Albert W Lindstrom Dorathy M Lindstrom John W Lindstrom Roy R Lindstrom Carol M Lindstrom Lee D Lindstrom | Lindstrom, Albert W. (I139066)
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| 8886 | Albert W Priest Annie A Priest | Priest, Albert W. (I311254)
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| 8887 | Albert W. Krueger Spouse: Hilda Kasten Born: August 8, 1899 Died: August 28, 1981 Place of Birth: Appleton, WI Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: August 30, 1981 Section: F Page: 3 Type: OB Cemetery Name: Highland Memorial Park Location: Appleton, WI | Krueger, Albert (I152651)
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| 8888 | Albert Warenke Amelia Warenke Ella Warenke Edwin Warenke Albert Warenke Emil Warenke Elsie Warenke Ervin Warenke Edna Warenke Roseline Warenke Wilbert Warenke Marlyn Warenke [1 0/12] [1 9/12 | Warnke, Wilbert (I40430)
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| 8889 | Albert was a tailor when he lived in Poland. He came alone as a youny man to the US. He married on 19 May 1884 in Eaton Wisconsin which is east of Green Bay. They moved to the Vickeny Farm in Suamico and lived there until he died in 1934. | Zakowski, Walbertuon (I165658)
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| 8890 | Albert was the third of 14 children born to Ernestine Wilhelmine (Schultz) and Karl Friedrich Belling. He was born in Pommerania, Germany and came over to the U.S. with his parents in April 1883. The family settled in Appleton. On January 31, 1899 he married Martha Marie Therea Bierman, the only child of Bertha (Knitt) and Christian Bierman. Together they had seven children: Wilmer, Elmer Carl, Wilbert Carl, Mabel Emilie, Hazel Emma, Loretta BErtha and Richard E. Martha died of diabetes in 1913. Seven years later, Albert married a widow, Emily (Adams) Sparrow from Montreal, Canada. Emily and Albert had three children: Burton Emil, and twins: Walter Oran and Callace Carl. | Belling, Albert Fred (I173090)
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| 8891 | Albert Weisenborn 55 Caroline Nicholson 52 | Weissenborn, Albert (I189066)
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| 8892 | Albert Weissenborn 46 Annette I Weissenborn 23 Martha Godfried 23 | Weissenborn, Albert (I189066)
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| 8893 | Albert Weissenborn 46 Annette I Weissenborn 23 Martha Godfried 23 | Weissenborn, Annette (I189125)
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| 8894 | Albert Weissenborn 66 Mae Hartig 63 (housekeeper) | Weissenborn, Albert (I189066)
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| 8895 | Albert Weissenborn was born in Newark, New Jersey in 1863, a son of Henry and Maria Theresa Weissenborn. Albert's father was educated in engineering by his father, a German blast furnace inventor. Henry came to the United States in 1848 at the age of 24, already experienced in the building of blast furnaces and flour mills. He built a blast furnace for the Bethlehem Iron Works. Henry and his engineer brothers Gustavus and Edward were employed by Mr. John Ericsson during the construction of the Civil War battleship "Monitor". Albert Weissenborn began his career in wire drawing as an apprentice at age 16. He began his inventive work on power looms during the 1880's while at Cheney Bigelow Wire Works in Springfield, Massachusetts where he met his wife Eleanor. His early inventions for power looms are documented in 1890 mechanical drawings signed by Albert and verified by witnesses. In 1896 Albert joined his brother-in-law William Buchanan; his close friend and nephew, Gus Buchanan; and John Buchanan in founding the Appleton Wire Works. He initially served as superintendent. Albert's wife Eleanor, whose father had been a master wire weaver and loom constructor in London, contributed her skill as a wire seamer in the early days of the company. Among numerous inventions, his major one was the electro-pneumatic loom in which the loom was powered by compressed air and electricity. Prior to this invention, wire-weaving always demanded both technical skill and physical strength. This invention not only reduced the number of men needed to operate a loom, it also allowed less physically taxed workers to focus on quality and improved uniformity. Patents were granted in the US, France, and Germany. The wires produced by this invention yielded higher quality paper on the paper machines and the growth of Appleton Wire Works accelerated due to this development. The focus on quality was exemplified by the adoption of the company motto "Appleton wires are good wires" in 1907, just one year after his first patents were granted. He continued to refine loom design and was granted another patent in 1910. By this time, Appleton Wire Works had grown to be the second largest wire weaving plant in the country and the largest in the West. In 1912, Appleton Wire Works was restructured and a new 50-50 partnership was formed between Albert and his nephew Gus. Albert was president and manager and Gus Buchanan was secretary and treasurer. Albert continued designing, supervising and directing every detail of the manufacturing including the machine shop where equipment and parts were designed and built for the plant. Albert Weissenborn was a prolific inventor whose contributions included loom design, wire drawing, annealing equipment, bobbin winding, pirn welding equipment and shuttle design. He was instrumental in the development of the technology of producing Fourdrinier wires. His improvements enabled the production of wider and longer lasting wires, leading to improved productivity in the paper industry. The power loom reduced the number of weavers per loom from two to one. However, at Appleton Wire Works, increased business provided work for the weavers. As an example, there were no layoffs during the Great Depression. Albert Weissenborn served as President and Manager of Appleton Wire Works from 1912 until his death in 1938. During his tenure, the company became a leader not only in the Fox Valley, but across the United States. He and his wife, Eleanor Gray, had one child, Annette, who married Roy Purdy. Their son, Albert's grandson, Bruce Purdy, carried on the family tradition of engineering innovation and invention. Bruce Purdy was inducted into the Paper Industry International Hall of Fame in 2005. | Weissenborn, Albert (I189066)
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| 8896 | Albert Welch Anna Welch Maggie Welch Lella Welch Ellen Welch | Welch, Albert (I137190)
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| 8897 | Albert Welch Mary A Welch Maggie Welch Earl Welch | Welch, Mary Ann (I137189)
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| 8898 | Albert Welch Mary A Welch Maggie Welch Earl Welch | Welch, Albert (I137190)
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| 8899 | Albert Wennemann Mary Wennemann John Wennemann William Wennemann Marie Wennemann Henry Wennemann Regina Wennemann | Wenneman, Albert (I192843)
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| 8900 | Albert Werner 49 Marie Werner 45 Bernhard Werner 18 Dora Werner 17 Edwin Werner 13 Erich Werner 9 Laura Werner 6 | Werner, Albert (I189459)
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| 8901 | Albert Werner Mary Werner Bermhard Werner Dora Werner Edwin Werner Erick Werner Laura Werner | Werner, Albert (I189459)
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| 8902 | Albert Wettengel Ida W Wettengel Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Appleton Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2008; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 185; Image: 795 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4390899_00795/70062050?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1920usfedcen%26h%3d70062050%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d2442&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Wettengel, Albert (I153096)
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| 8903 | Albert Wettengel Ida Wettengel Hubert Wettengel Mathilda Wolf Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 2603; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0004; Image: 130.0; FHL microfilm: 2342337 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547571_00134/58123231?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1930usfedcen%26h%3d58123231%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d7884&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Wettengel, Albert (I153096)
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| 8904 | Albert Wettengel Ida Wettengel Hubert Wettengel Mathilda Wolf Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: 2603; Page: 4B; Enumeration District: 0004; Image: 130.0; FHL microfilm: 2342337 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6224/4547571_00134/58123231?backurl=http%3a%2f%2fsearch.ancestry.com%2f%2fcgi-bin%2fsse.dll%3fdb%3d1930usfedcen%26h%3d58123231%26indiv%3dtry%26o_vc%3dRecord%3aOtherRecord%26rhSource%3d7884&ssrc=&backlabel=ReturnRecord | Bartman, Mathilda (I159392)
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| 8905 | Albert Weyenberg - 37 Clara Weyenberg - 34 Mildred Weyenberg - 11 Hellen Weyenberg - 10 Clarence Weyenberg - 9 Lilian Weyenberg - 8 Loretta Weyenberg - 5 Norbert Weyenberg - 3 [3 6/12] Marie Weyenberg - 2 [2 3/12] Lawerence Weyenberg - 0 [7/12] | Weyenberg, Albert (I31403)
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| 8906 | Albert Wickesberg 39 Alma Wickesberg 33 Lina Wickesberg 30 Alvin Wickesberg 28 Sophia Wickesberg 67 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2016; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 117; Image: 1057. | Helming, Sophia (I129847)
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| 8907 | Albert Wickesberg 39 Alma Wickesberg 33 Lina Wickesberg 30 Alvin Wickesberg 28 Sophia Wickesberg 67 Source Citation: Year: 1920;Census Place: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2016; Page: 3B; Enumeration District: 117; Image: 1057. | Wickesberg, Albert C. (I179730)
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| 8908 | Albert Wickesberg 49 Alvin Wickesberg 38 Alma Wickesberg 43 Lena Wickesberg 40 Sophia Wickesberg 78 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin; Roll: 2612; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 8; Image: 854.0. | Helming, Sophia (I129847)
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| 8909 | Albert Wickesberg 49 Alvin Wickesberg 38 Alma Wickesberg 43 Lena Wickesberg 40 Sophia Wickesberg 78 Source Citation: Year: 1930; Census Place: Herman, Sheboygan, Wisconsin; Roll: 2612; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 8; Image: 854.0. | Wickesberg, Albert C. (I179730)
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| 8910 | Albert Wilde, born 25 December 1853, Minstre, Holland. (Ledesma Genealog y, New Orleans, LA) 1869 Immigrated to the US aboard the Deutschland from Bremen to New York a rriving on 8/21/1869 with Bernard age 60, Catherine age 60, gertrude age 2 1, heinrich age 19 and Hubert age 17. 1910 census: Anoka, Boyd co., Nebraska, "proprietor of pool hall" | Wilde, Albert (I10444)
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| 8911 | Albert Wilde Frances Wilde Albert H Wilde Hildgrd Wilde Anna Adams | Wilde, Albert Henry (I10652)
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| 8912 | Albert Wilde Frances Wilde Albert H Wilde Hildgrd Wilde Anna Adams 1900 census: born November 1856, 46 years old | Wilde, Albert (I10444)
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| 8913 | Albert Willer Bertha Willer Walter Willer Alice Willer Harvey Willer | Willer, Walter (I180319)
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| 8914 | Albert Williamson 42 Cornielus Williamson 36 | Williamson, Corneal (I78738)
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| 8915 | Albert Williamson 42 Cornielus Williamson 36 | Williamson, Albert (I169213)
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| 8916 | Albert Willman Gertrude Willman Anna Willman Ferdinand Willman Emma Willman Anton Willman Mary Willman Rosa Willman [1/12] Ferdinand Willman Anna Willman | Willman, Albert (I52322)
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| 8917 | Albert Willman Gertrud Willman Anton Willman Mary Willman Rose Willman | Willman, Albert (I52322)
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| 8918 | Albert Willman Gertrude Willman Ferdinand Willman Mary Willman Rose Willman | Willman, Ferdinand (I52354)
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| 8919 | Albert Willman Gertrude Willman Ferdinand Willman Mary Willman Rose Willman | Willman, Albert (I52322)
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| 8920 | Albert Witzke Bertha Witzke Emma Witzke Otto Witzke Elsie Witzke Marie Witzke Albert Witzke Earnest Witzke August Witzke Helena Witzke Paul Witzke | Witzke, Albert (I153288)
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| 8921 | Albert Witzke Bertha Witzke Emma Witzke Otto Witzke Elsie Witzke Marie Witzke Albert Witzke Earnest Witzke August Witzke Helena Witzke Paul Witzke | Witzke, August (I153294)
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| 8922 | Albert Wolf Born: November 6, 1876 Died: February 10, 1948 Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent Notice Date: February 10, 1948 Section: Page: 8 Type: OB Cemetery Name: St. Mary's Location: Kaukauna, WI | Wolf, Albert (I169574)
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| 8923 | Albert Wolf - 23 Maria Wolf - 22 Alouise Wolf - 1 | Wolf, Albert (I169574)
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| 8924 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf John Ryan Harry Bedwood | Wolf, Regina (I9368)
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| 8925 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf John Ryan Harry Bedwood | Gerharz, Mary (I172454)
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| 8926 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecelia Wolf | Wolf, Cecelia (I147305)
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| 8927 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecelia Wolf | Wolf, Albert (I169574)
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| 8928 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecelia Wolf | Gerharz, Mary (I172454)
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| 8929 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecelia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margaret Wolf | Wolf, Margaret T. (I167156)
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| 8930 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecelia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margaret Wolf | Wolf, Clarence "Mike" (I170591)
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| 8931 | Albert Wolf Marie Wolf Regina Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecelia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margaret Wolf | Gerharz, Mary (I172454)
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| 8932 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecilia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margeret Wolf Leo Wolf | Wolf, Leo (I147303)
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| 8933 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecilia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margeret Wolf Leo Wolf | Wolf, Aloysius (I158651)
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| 8934 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecilia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margeret Wolf Leo Wolf | Wolf, Albert (I169574)
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| 8935 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecilia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margeret Wolf Leo Wolf | Wolf, Albert (I169574)
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| 8936 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Engelbert Wolf Cecilia Wolf Clarence Wolf Aloysius Wolf Margeret Wolf Leo Wolf | Gerharz, Mary (I172454)
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| 8937 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Leo Wolf Clarence Wolf Helen Wolf James Wolf | Wolf, James (I87105)
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| 8938 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Leo Wolf Clarence Wolf Helen Wolf James Wolf | Wolf, Albert (I169574)
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| 8939 | Albert Wolf Mary Wolf Leo Wolf Clarence Wolf Helen Wolf James Wolf | Gerharz, Mary (I172454)
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| 8940 | Albert Wolfe Iva Wolfe Katharine Wolfe Laura Rolle | Wolf, Albert C. (I159397)
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| 8941 | Albert Wolfe Iva Wolfe Katherine Wolfe Alberta Wolfe | Wolf, Albert C. (I159397)
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| 8942 | Albert Wolfgram Mary Wolfgram Harvey Wolfgram Melvin Wolfgram Bernice Wolfgram Lyle Wolfgram | Wolfgram, Bernice (I340231)
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| 8943 | Albert Wolfgram Mary Wolfgram Harvey Wolfgram Melvin Wolfgram Bernice Wolfgram Lyle Wolfgram | Wolfgram, Albert (I340232)
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| 8944 | Albert Wolfgram Mary Wolfgram Melvin Wolfgram Bernice Wolfgram Lyle Wolfgram | Wolfgram, Melvin (I312047)
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| 8945 | Albert Wolfgram Mary Wolfgram Melvin Wolfgram Bernice Wolfgram Lyle Wolfgram | Wolfgram, Albert (I340232)
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| 8946 | Albert Wollenberg Cora Wollenberg Theodore Wollenberg John Wollenberg Mathilda Wollenberg Johanna Wollenberg Marie Wollenberg Joseph Wollenberg [2 9/12] | Wallenberg, Johanna (I30177)
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| 8947 | Albert Wollenberg Cora Wollenberg Theodore Wollenberg John Wollenberg Mathilda Wollenberg Johanna Wollenberg Marie Wollenberg Joseph Wollenberg [2 9/12] | Wallenberg, Albert (I178854)
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| 8948 | Albert Wynboom Hattie Wynboom Leona Wynboom Cletus Wynboom | Wynboom, Albert (I235)
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| 8949 | Albert Zak Ida Zak Randolph E Zak Arlene E Zak Rosemary H Zak Elenclaire M Zak Albert G Zak Muriel L Zak Jean J Zak Patrica A Zak | Zak, Albert (I139500)
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| 8950 | Albert Zellin 40 Marie Zellin 37 Agnes Zellin 14 Florence Zellin 13 Elennor Zellin 7 Arthur Zellin 5 Rosalle Zellin 4 Waller Zellin 2 Donald Zellin 3/12 | Zelten, Albertus Henry (I71113)
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| 8951 | Albert Zick, age 24, died last Wednesday of typhoid fever, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Smith where he was boarding and taken ill. The body was taken in charge of by relatives and the funeral will be held from the home of Mr. Fred Zick, a brother of the decedent, next Sunday, forenoon, and funeral services will be held at the M.E. church by Rev. Schmidt. The father and mother of the deceased are dead and he is survived by four brothers, Fred, Harry, Robert and Herman and one sister, Hattie. The young man was a carpenter by trade and in our acquaintance with him, knew him as a man of character, good habits and good morals. He was popular with all who knew him and his untimely death is deeply deplored. The sympathy of our community is extended to the family. Brillion News - April 1, 1910 | Zick, Alfred F. (I198570)
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| 8952 | Albert Ziebel 45 Caroline Ziebel 51 Herman Ziebel 17 Frank Ziebel 13 Minnie Ziebel 11 William Ziebel 2 | Zirbel, Frank William (I148622)
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| 8953 | Albert Ziemer Linda Ziemer Lois Ziemer | Ziemer, Albert (I177203)
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| 8954 | Albert Zirbel Caroline Zirbel Herman Zirbel Frank Zirbel Minnie Zirbel William Zirbel | Zirbel, Albert (I328028)
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| 8955 | Albert Zittlow 44 Bertha Zittlow 37 Harvey Zittlow 18 Melvin Zittlow 14 Irwin Zittlow 9 William Rohloff 77 | Rohloff, William (I307509)
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| 8956 | Albert Zuelke Albertine Zuelke William Zuelke | Zuehlke, William Sr. (I160236)
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| 8957 | Albert Zuelke Albertine Zuelke William Zuelke | Zuehlke, Albert (I169496)
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| 8958 | Albert, Bernadine G. Bernadine G. Albert, age 79, of Plymouth, passed away unexpectedly Monday, June 9, 2008, at her home. She was born December 16, 1928, in the Township of Seymour, daughter of the late Harvey and Gertrude (Krause) Albert. Bernadine worked for GTE for 40 years in Seymour and Plymouth. She was a past graduate of Seymour High School. She was a member of Seymour United Methodist Church. Survivors include her sisters and brother: Harriet (Art) Wolk, Green Lake; Harvey (Jean) Albert Jr., Seymour; Pearl Albert, Chicago; ten nieces and nephews: Chris and Marie Wolk, Green Lake; Harvey (Lynn) Albert III, Eldon (Tina) Albert, Brian Albert, Summer Chartraw, all of Seymour; Susan (Russell) Tilot, Green Bay; Cherie (John) Wood, Milwaukee; Trudy (Rob) Powelson, Illinois; Julie Albert (special friend Sam Campbell), Wausau; and many great-nieces and great-nephews. Bernadine was preceded in death by one brother, Eldon. Friends may call Thursday, June 12, 2008, at the Seymour United Methodist Church from 10 a.m. until services at noon with Pastor Rebecca Henry officiating. Burial in the Seymour City Cemetery. Muehl-Boettcher Funeral Home is assisting the family. Online condolences may be expressed at www.muehlboettcher.com A memorial fund has been established to the American Diabetes Foundation. A special thank you to Sally Seidl for all your kindness shown to Bernadine. | Albert, Bernadine (I144898)
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| 8959 | Albert, Dolores "Lori" T. Dolores "Lori" Albert, 77, Neenah, died Friday at her home. Lori was born in Appleton, Oct. 10, 1931, to Cletus "Van" and Gertrude Vander Heyden. Her parents are deceased. She graduated from St. Mary's Catholic High School in Menasha Class of 1949. She had been employed as a secretary at John Strange Paper Company. Lori and Frank Albert were married at St. Patrick's Catholic Church, Menasha in 1952. They resided in Neenah for most of their lives, and were parishioners of St. Patrick's. Lori was preceded in death by Frank July 22, 2001. Lori was a Kings Daughters Member and was involved in volunteer work throughout her life. She was a volunteer for the Theda Clark Auxiliary, and she managed the gift shop at Theda Clark Memorial Hospital for many years. Lori excelled in duplicate bridge, and the number of bridge clubs in which she and her bridge friends participated was too large to count. She and Frank were birdwatchers and nature lovers - and during their retirement, they travelled extensively in pursuit of those interests. Lori will sadly be missed by her family and friends. She is survived by her daughter, Dr. Mary Albert (James Crooks); son, Paul Albert (Cathy); grandsons, Ben Albert, and Wyatt Albert; her brother, William Vander Heyden; sister, Janet Erdman; and nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 26, 2009, at St. Patrick Catholic Church, 324 Nicolet Blvd., Menasha, with Fr. Larry Canavera officiating. Interment will be in St. Margaret Cemetery, Neenah. A visitation for family and friends will be held at the Kessler Funeral Home, 304 S. Commercial St., Neenah, from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday and at the church from 10 a.m. Wednesday until the time of the mass. In lieu of flowers, a memorial has been established. We love you Mom and Grandma. Kessler Funeral Home & Cremation Services Neenah 920-722-6464 www.kesslerfh.com | VanderHeyden, Dolores T. "Lori" (I158305)
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| 8960 | Alberta "Betty" May (nee Carmody) Peterson, passed from this earth surrounded by her children on April 20, 2013. She was 85 years old. Betty was born at home on June 16, 1927 in Sugar Bush, Wisconsin to William and Audrey (Howard) Carmody, who preceded her death in 1976 and 1960. Betty was born with a form of spina bifida and as child overcame great obstacles in her life. As a six year old, Betty spent six months at the Children's Orthopedic Hospital in Madison, where she received "corrective " surgery for a club foot. The procedure failed, but Betty later taught herself to walk without a limp and for the rest of her life, her physical limitations never held her back. During the depression, Betty lived with her family on a farm in rural Hortonville, Wisconsin. Later Betty graduated (1945) from Sturgeon Bay High School, when her family moved there during World War II, for her father's employment as a ship builder. Betty moved to Chicago processing war bonds after high school, but later relocated to Milwaukee, where she worked for the Telephone Company. In 1954, Betty married Robert Peterson and started a family. Betty raised three children. During those years, Betty ran a home typing business, became a Girl Scout leader and Neighborhood Chairman. She was active at her church, St. Agnes, in Butler, Wisconsin where she was president of Home and School, taught catechism and participated in a theatrical drama, "The Upper Room" as Mary, the mother of Jesus. Betty and her husband divorced in 1971 and Betty continued her strong dedication to her family as a single parent. Betty worked full time as a clerk at Kohl's Department store and later in offices at Colart and Applied Power. Betty retired in 1989. Once she retired, she obtained a Paralegal Certificate. Betty spent many hours with her grandchildren taking them on numerous day trips and adventures. In 1996, Betty moved with her daughter's family to the farm in Jefferson. In 2003, she relocated to Madison to be near her son, Bobby. Betty was an avid Brewer fan who scored all the games for many years until her health declined. Betty also had other hobbies which included reading and researching questions with a strong sense of intellectual curiosity, and sketch drawing. Betty even owned a horse for a time. Betty is survived by her three children, Sandra Wanzer (Brian), Lucerne, CA; Mary Peterson (Phil Jucha), Cedar Grove, WI; and Bobby Peterson, Madison, WI. Betty has a sister, Frances Roloff, New London, WI. She was preceded in death by her brothers, Howard Carmody, (Dale, WI); Leo Carmody, Escondido, CA; and sister, Rhoda Lemanski, Cudahy, WI. Betty is survived by two grandchildren, Jason Welsh (Michelle), Charleston, S.C.; and Michael Peterson (Carrie) Neosho, WI; and four great-grandchildren, Cameron, Christian, Alexander, and Zachary. In lieu of flowers or other remembrances, please join us in a celebration of Betty's life, on the date of her birth, June 16, 2013. This celebration will take place at her son's farm in Jefferson, WI. For more information contact Bobby at bo_bee1@yahoo.com Cress Funeral & Cremation Services 3610 Speedway Road (608) 238-3434 Please share memories at www.cressfuneralservice.com Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on April 22, 2013 | Carmody, Alberta (I324026)
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| 8961 | Alberta M. Taylor 22 Jun 1914 8 Oct 2010 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania, USA 22015 Burke, Fairfax, Virginia Wisconsin (Before 1951) | VanThiel, Alberta (I174400)
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| 8962 | Alberta V. Chatfield 4/16/1929 4/8/2001 Post Crescent 4/11/2001 C 4 | Chatfield, Alberta V. (I140811)
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| 8963 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Salkauskaus, Loretta Ann (I74795)
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| 8964 | Albertina Radtke Henry Radtke Ehrich Radtke Olga Radtke Rose Radtke Melda Radtke [1 0/12] Margeretha Radtke Wiliam Boellis | Witt, Henry (I104224)
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| 8965 | Albertine C. Kopf, 73, Chilton, died on Saturday, Feb. 2, 2008, at St. Elizabeth Hospital in Appleton. She was born Feb. 3, 1934, daughter of the late Clem & Margaret (Heimermann) Buechel. She married Clarence Kopf on April 5, 1956, in Chilton. He later preceded her in death on Feb. 12, 1995. Albertine was an active member of Good Shepherd Catholic Church, was a member and past President of the Daughters of Isabella Circle and served for 26 years as Treasurer of the Christian Mothers. She served more than 40 years as a 4-H leader in Calumet County and was a member of AFS. Albertine also was a two-time President of the Chilton Eagles Auxiliary and for many years she worked as the Head Cook for the Eagles Club. Survivors include her children, Audrey (Kent) Mosebach, Oshkosh; Anna Mae Kopf, Chilton; Daniel (Wendy) Kopf, Chilton; Marie (Robert) Hughes, Kiel; Lisa (Jerome) Fesing, Chilton; Marian (Sam) Brown, Appleton; Judy Kopf, Kalamazoo, Mich.; an AFS daughter, Cornelia Albrecht, Frankfurt, Germany; 11 grandchildren, Nathan Kopf, Mitchell, Levi and Isabell Kopf, Jeremiah and Emma Hughes, Jedidiah, Donavan and Spencer Fesing, Julie Kopf and Zachary Brown; seven step-grandchildren, Shanon (Mark) Odegaard, David Hughes, Patti (Mike) Bisek, Aaron (Lori) Mosebach, Adam (Cheryl) Mosebach, Kristin (Keith) Martin, Michael Sorenson; nine step-great-grandchildren, Tylor Hughes, Kaylee Schreiber, Noah and Kathryn Odegaard, Evan Martin, Jason and Thomas Mosebach, Olivia and Claire Mosebach; and eight brothers and sisters, Bernice (Joseph) Propson, Tom Buechel, Betty Moehn, Monica Halbach, George (LaVern) Buechel, Christine (Allen) Halbach, Veronica (Paul) Heinrich. She is further survived by many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. She was preceded in death by two brothers, Benjamin and Bruno Buechel; and a sister, Magdaline Joas. Funeral services will be at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 5, 2008, at the Good Shepherd Catholic Church in Chilton with the Rev. Bob Kollath officiating. Springtime burial will take place in St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery in Chilton. Friends may call at the church from 1:30 p.m. until 6 p.m. when the service will be held. The family would like to thank Dr. Bryan Avery and Dr. Christopher Wagner and all the medical staff from the two west wing at St. Elizabeth Hospital for the great care they provided Albertine. Online Condolences may be sent to www.wietingfuneralhome.com | Buechel, Albertine C. (I316154)
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| 8966 | Alberts Brugger 38 Marguerit Brugger 48 Bert Brugger 16 | Brugger, Albert (I145218)
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| 8967 | Albertus Cornelissen 12 Feb 1874 Brown 0009 002574 | Cornelissen, Albert (I91926)
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| 8968 | Albertus Gijsbers Relation on Thursday, August 26, 1830 Beers Plaats: Beers, bron: BHICBurgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 14 opgemaakt op: 26-8-1830 Overleden: Helena Thoonen, 50 jaar Beroep overledene: arbeidster Geboorteplaats overledene: Mill Woonplaats overledene: Beers Relatie: weduwe Albertus Gijsbers Datum overlijden: 26-8-1830 dochter van Vader: Anthoon Thoonen Moeder: Cornelia Migchels | Thoonen, Helena (I183894)
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| 8969 | Albertus Verhoeven Deceased on Wednesday, July 13, 1831 Uden Plaats: Uden, bron: BHIC-Veghel Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 68 opgemaakt op: 15-7-1831 Overleden: Albertus Verhoeven, 58 jaar Beroep overledene: bouwman Geboorteplaats overledene: Uden Woonplaats overledene: Uden Relatie: weduwnaar van Everdina Peters Datum overlijden: 13-7-1831 zoon van Vader: Everardus Verhoeven Moeder: Geertruda Wijdeven | Verhoeven, Albertus (I33331)
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| 8970 | Albian Dayton Elizabeth Dayton 29 | Dayton, Albion (I315702)
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| 8971 | Albin L. Bevers, Appleton, age 86, passed away Tuesday, May 22, 2007, at Cherry Meadows. Albin was born August 13, 1920, in Little Chute, son of the late John and Anne (Vaneyck) Bevers. On June 1, 1946, Albin was united in marriage to Virginia Hooyman. The couple enjoyed 56 years together until her death in 2002. He attended Marquette University and was a graduate of Actual Business College. He was employed by Home Mutual Insurance Co. (now Secura) for 42 years. He was Vice President and Secretary of Home Mutual and each of its subsidiaries. He was also President of Homeco Financial Corporation and served on the board of directors of these corporations. He proudly served his country as a member of the Army Air Force during World War II and served in the China, Burma, and India Theatres. He served as Secretary and Director of the Wisconsin Mutual Insurance Alliance for three different terms. He was a member of St. Thomas More Catholic Church, the Knights of Columbus, and the American Legion Post 258. As a Green Bay Packer fan, he held season tickets since 1940 and was an ardent golfer. He is survived by four daughters and sons-in-law: Carla Sexton, Susan (Chris) Sitzmann, Patty (Bill) Dean, all of Appleton; Nancy (Bill) Hannon, Stillwater, Minnesota; eight grandchildren: Jenny (Mike) Bienert, Andy (Carrie) Sexton, Scott (Anne) Dean, Kristin Dean, Sara, Katie, and Elezabeth Sitzmann, and Megan Hannon; his great-grandson, Timothy Bienert; a sister and brother-in-law: Serena and Edward Oliva, Kaukauna; a brother and sister-in-law Lee and Char Bevers, Cedarburg. He was preceded in death by his wife Virginia, his parents, and a brother Eugene Bevers. A Mass of Resurrection will be celebrated 11 a.m. Friday, May 25, at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, corner of Glendale and McDonald St. Appleton, with the Rev. Gerald Falk officiating. Friends may call directly at the church on Friday, from 9 a.m. until the time of service. Interment will take place at Highland Memorial Park with complete Military Honors. In lieu of other expressions of sympathy, a memorial fund has been established. Albin's family would like to extend a sincere thank you to Dr's. Jack Anderson, Kim Riess-Sagers, Jeffrey Whiteside, and also to the Rev. Gerald Falk for their kindness, care, and concern. Brettschneider-Trettin-Lederer 606 N. Oneida St. Appleton 920-733-7383 www.btlfuneral.com | Bevers, Albin L. (I41502)
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| 8972 | Albinger, Margaret-Mrs.-obituary - Picture, 1910' | Walter, Margareth W. (I86151)
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| 8973 | Albion Dayton Elisibeth Dayton | Dayton, Albion (I315702)
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| 8974 | Albon Mangles Annie Mangles William Mangles Otto Mangles Adeline Mangles Theo Mangles Emma Mangles Ida Mangles | Mangless, Otto (I188747)
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| 8975 | Albrecht | Albrecht, Harvey (I325041)
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| 8976 | Albrecht | Albrecht, Sylvester (I325037)
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| 8977 | Albred Brainard Millicent Brainard Mary Fernal | O'Connell, Mary Ellen (I664)
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| 8978 | Albred Brainard Millicent Brainard Mary Fernal | Femal, Millicent E. (I3542)
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| 8979 | Albred Brainard Millicent Brainard Mary Fernal | Brainard, Albert (I62268)
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| 8980 | Alby Spaulding Elizabeth Spaulding Clayton Spaulding Percy Spaulding Orvil Spaulding Arnold Spaulding Lester Spaulding Betty Spaulding | Spaulding, Alvy (I78604)
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| 8981 | Aldegonda Bardoul Mother on Tuesday, May 5, 1812 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 20 Geboren: Henrica van den Heuvel Geboortedatum: 5-5-1812 relatie: dochter van Vader: Ambrois van den Heuvel Beroep vader: dagloner Woonplaats vader: St. Anthonis Moeder: Aldegonda Bardoul Woonplaats moeder: St. Anthonis | VandenHeuvel, Henrica (I109732)
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| 8982 | Aldegonda Bardoul Mother on Tuesday, July 27, 1813 Oploo c.a. Plaats: Oploo c.a., bron: BHIC, Burgerlijke Stand Geboorte, aktenummer: 28 Geboren: Jeanne van den Heuvel Geboortedatum: 27-7-1813 relatie: dochter van Vader: Ambrois van den Heuvel Woonplaats vader: St. Anthonis Moeder: Aldegonda Bardoul Woonplaats moeder: St. Anthonis | VandenHeuvel, Jeanne (I109728)
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| 8983 | Aldegonda Bardoul moeder bruid on Friday, December 1, 1854 Oploo Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 6019 plaats: Oploo Burgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 3, datum: 1-12-1854 BRUIDEGOM: Antonius Vervoord geboorteplaats bruidegom: Nuenen BRUID: Jeanne van den Heuvel geboorteplaats bruid: St. Anthonis Vader bruidegom: Dirk Vervoord Moeder bruidegom: Maria van den Berk Vader bruid: Ambrois van den Heuvel Moeder bruid: Aldegonda Bardoul Opmerkingen: Bruidegom geboren circa 1815 Bruid geboren circa 1813, | Family: Vervoord, Antonius / VandenHeuvel, Jeanne (F33321)
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| 8984 | Alden Buchert 12/21/1901 10/20/1971 Post Crescent 10/21/1971 B 12 | Buchert, Alden (I194490)
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| 8985 | Alderman Richard McCARTY of this city and Miss Anna MERKLE of Appleton we re united in marriage Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock at St. Joseph's churc h, Appleton. Attending them as bridesmaid and groomsman were Miss Mayme Mc CARTY, the groom's sister and Henry MERKEL the bride's brother. The bri de was attired in a tailor-made gown and carried a prayerbook. The bridesm aid carried a shower bouquet of roses. After the ceremony a breakfast w as served to the wedding party and the happy couple departed on an early t rain for a trip to Chicago and Milwaukee; returning they will be at ho me on Division street, corner of Lawe street, after November 1. Alderman M cCARTY was born in this city and represents the Second ward on the boa rd of aldermen. He is well known and a popular and rising young man. The b ride has visited in Kaukauna and is favorably known amongst her acquaintan ces here where she will be a welcome member in social circles. Appleton Evening Crescent, Appleton, WI., S ept 25, 1907 | Family: McCarty, Richard Henry / Merkel, Anna B. (F35634)
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| 8986 | Aldred Buchert 28 Wava Buchert 27 | Buchert, Alden (I194490)
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| 8987 | Aleck Conkey 55 Isabelle Conkey 53 Wellington Conkey 28 Harry Conkey 25 John Cleland 32 Mildred Cleland 30 Robert Cleland 7 Harriet Cleland 1 [1 4/12] Source Citation Year: 1920; Census Place: Kaukauna Ward 2, Outagamie, Wisconsin; Roll: T625_2009; Page: 9A; Enumeration District: 214; Image: 258 http://interactive.ancestry.com/6061/4391504_00258?pid=24148394&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com//cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3Dvif41%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26indiv%3D1%26db%3D1920usfedcen%26gss%3Dangs-d%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3Dharriett%26gsfn_x%3D0%26gsln%3Dcleland%26gsln_x%3D0%26msbdy%3D1918%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D2%26msrpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msrpn%3D52%26msrpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26msrpn_x%3D1%26msrpn__ftp_x%3D1%26MSAV%3D0%26uidh%3Dt42%26pcat%3DUSFEDCEN%26fh%3D0%26h%3D24148394%26recoff%3D%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=vif41&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true | Cleland, Harriet Isabella (I329676)
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| 8988 | Aleck Rueno Mary Rueno Henry Rueno Joeshpine Rueno | Runnoe, Josephine (I167083)
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| 8989 | Alegunda Verhasselt 6/5/1897 2/12/1994 Post Crescent 2/13/1994 B 4 | Verhasselt, Alegunda (I24858)
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| 8990 | Alena M. Frassetto, Sherwood, age 24, passed away August 26, 2007, with her parents and sister at her side. Alena was born in Appleton on June 13, 1983, the daughter of Gino and Nancy (Peerenboom) Frassetto of Sherwood. Alena was a 2002 graduate of Xavier High School, where she excelled in academics and music. In 2006, she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Nursing from Marquette University. During 2006, Alena was employed by Froedert Hospital in Milwaukee. In January 2007, she began a job she loved in the ER department at Meriter Hospital in Madison. Alena enjoyed traveling, reading, movies, music, games and especially spending time with family and friends. Her short life left an imprint on the hearts of many and a piece of her will always be with us. Her beautiful smile and sparkling eyes would light up a room. Alena was overwhelmed by the amount of love from those that followed her struggle with leukemia over the past five months. Until the end, she fought this battle with unbelievable strength, courage and dignity and was an inspiration to us all. She will be greatly missed by her loving family, relatives and multitude of friends. She is survived by her parents Gino and Nancy Frassetto, Sherwood; her adored sister and best friend, Jana, Sherwood; her maternal grandmother Mary Lou Peerenboom, Little Chute; her paternal grandmother: Joan Frassetto, Kimberly; as well as aunts and uncles: Robbie (Gary) Meyer, Little Chute, Dan (Lynn) Peerenboom, Tomahawk, Donna (Don) Phelan, Little Chute, Bill (Jackie) Peerenboom, Little Chute, Vickie (Gary) Gossens, Kimberly, Mary Fran (Tom) Erickson, Kimberly, Tina (Ed) Keller, Appleton, Joe (Patricia) Frassetto, Appleton, Lisa (Mike) Stumpf, Neenah, Frank (Lori) Frassetto, Oshkosh, and Paula (Jim) Vander Loop, Appleton. She is further survived by many cousins and cherished friends. Thank you to the family and friends that always found the time to visit, email, or send cards. You brightened her days and she loved you dearly. Alena was preceded in death by both of her grandfathers, Robert Peerenboom and Francis Frassetto, and in March of this year, her cousin Lucas Peerenboom. A special thank you to the nursing staff at UW Health who took special care of her during her long stays there. Thank you Gale, Melissa, Cassie, Cissy, Faith and especially Molly who became a dear friend. Also, thank you to her ThedaCare Hospice caregivers, Kathy, Amy, and Gail. You took such tender care of her these past five weeks. Amy, she so cherished your times together. Funeral Services for Alena will be held on Thursday, August 30, 2007, at 6:00 p.m. at Holy Spirit Parish, 602 E. Kimberly Avenue, Kimberly, with Deacon Cyril Klister presiding. Friends may call at the church on Thursday from 3:00 p.m. until the time of service. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. Remember me in your heart, your thoughts, and your memories of the times we loved, the times we cried, the times we fought, the times we laughed. For if you always think of me, I will always be with you. In my dreams, I'll always see you soar above the sky. In my heart, there will always be a place for you, for all of my life. Love, Jana. Alena, we love you to infinity plus one. You will be our princess forever. Love, Mom & Dad Jansen Fargo Funeral Home 204 E. Kimberly Avenue Kimberly 920-788-6202 www.wichmannfargo.com . | Frassetto, Alena Mae (I65390)
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| 8991 | Alena Vancamp Anselma Vancamp Bardeen Vancamp Frank Vancamp Hannah Vancamp Janie Vancamp John Vancamp Mary Vancamp Mary Vancamp | VanCamp, Anselmus (I100873)
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| 8992 | Alerander Thyrion Felice Thyrion Victor Thyrion Joseph Thyrion | Thyrion, Victor (I342239)
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| 8993 | Ales, Thomas M. Sr. Thomas, age 84, of Appleton, passed away Friday, February 6, 2009, at Theda Clark Medical Center. He was born April 23, 1924, in Lost Nation, IA, son of the late Arthur and Mary (Small) Ales. He grew up in Menasha and graduated from St. Mary Catholic School. He married Margaret Hobbick September 16, 1948, sharing 53 years together before her death October 9, 2001. Thomas worked for the Soo Line Rail Road which he loved before retiring after 36 years. Thomas was an active member of St. John Nepomucene Catholic Church, Little Chute. He enjoyed all types of sports especially the Green Bay Packers. He will be sadly missed by his family which includes four sons and a daughter-in-law: Thomas Jr. and Darlene Ales, Larson; Michael Ales, Menasha; John Ales, Neenah; Joe Ales, Menasha; four daughters and three sons-in-law: Margaret and Rick Gruska, Oshkosh; Helen and Gary Hostettler, Menasha; Chris Tobin and special friend Patrick Mischler, Appleton; Betty and Mark Meier, Idaho, many grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Thomas was preceded in death by a daughter, Patricia Geibel and a sister Mary Ales. A beautiful life that came to an end, he died as he lived, everyone's friend. In our hearts a memory will always be kept, of one we loved and will never forget. Thomas would like to let his children know he loved them all very much. The Post - Crescent; Appleton, Wis. [Appleton, Wis]07 Feb 2009: B.4 | Ales, Thomas M. Sr. (I85422)
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| 8994 | Alesha Rose Kaas, Kaukauna, age 17, died unexpectedly on Wednesday May 6, 2009. She was born July 4, 1991, in Marshfield, daughter of Russell and Marlisa (Sova) Kaas. Alesha was presently a senior at Kaukauna High School who liked bowling and playing softball, as well as hunting and fishing. She is survived by her parents, Russ and Marlisa Kaas, Kaukauna; three brothers and a sister: Brandon (Fiancee Britiny Hill), Amanda, Seth, and Bo; maternal grandparents, Patricia and Kenneth Weigel, Marshfield; paternal grandparents, Russell and Debra Sova, Kaukauna; two maternal great grandmothers: Bernice Belman, Marshfield and Marge Sova, Withee, numerous aunts, uncles, cousins, and many friends. Funeral services will be held at 1 p.m. on Monday, May 11, 2009, at Boettcher Family Funeral Home, 2401 Fieldcrest Dr., Kaukauna. Friends may call directly at the Funeral Home from 11 a.m. on Monday until the time of service. Burial will take place in Union Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established. Ph. 920-766-2099. Section B, Page 5 | Kaas, Alesha Rose (I317627)
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| 8995 | ALETHA ELSBERND SSN 288-09-2906 Residence: 45211 Cincinnati, Hamilto n, OH Born 8 Dec 1909 Last Benefit: Died Aug 1984 Issued: OH | Price, Aletha (I39222)
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| 8996 | Aletha Mittelstaedt, age 81, passed away on Saturday, September 6, 2014. She was born on June 16, 1933, to the late John and Olive Zimmerman, and she resided in Kaukauna and Townsend and most recently Appleton. Aletha graduated from Lomira High School in 1951, and she furthered her education at Stout State College. She graduated in 1955 and majored in Home Economic Education. Aletha worked as a Home Economics teacher in Kaukauna for many years and spent 25 years at Fox Valley Technical School. She was a woman of many talents and quilting was the one she was most proud of. She had a great passion for it, and she belonged to three quilting groups along with the Homemakers Club of Kaukauna. Aletha also had a deep faith and was a devout member of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in her most recent years. Loved dearly by her family, she will be greatly missed. Aletha is survived by her sons, Darwin Mittelstaedt, Donald Mittelstaedt, and Douglas (Maria) Mittelstaedt; grandchildren, Joshua and Natalie Mittelstaedt; and sisters-in-law, Mary Moring and Nancy Zimmerman. She was preceded in death by her husband, William Mittelstaedt and brothers, Lyle and Lynal Zimmerman. Funeral services for Aletha will be held at 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 20, 2014, at GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH, 2220 E. College Avenue, Appleton. A time of visitation will be held at the church from 4:00 p.m. until the time of the service. In lieu of flowers, donations are appreciated to Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and Leukemia And Lymphoma SocietyAdvertisement - Wisconsin Chapter, 200 S. Executive Drive, Brookfield, WI 53005 | Zimmerman, Aletha (I300163)
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| 8997 | Aletta E. VanEnkevort, De Pere and of Lakewood, passed away early Tuesday morning March 30, 2004, at the age of 89. She was born Nov. 6, 1914, in Ashwaubenon to the late John and Anna (Anderson) Thompson. On Feb. 20, 1933, she was united in marriage to James VanEnkevort. After James died in 1981 Aletta made her home with Judy and Bob for several years and then with Donna and Tom until she moved to Rennes Health Center. Aletta enjoyed watching wildlife, whether it is birds or deer. Survivors include her children; Jenny (Raymond) Roffers, Judy (Robert) Lewins, Lauren (Thomas) Van Gheem, and Donna (Thomas) Garvey. One daughter in law Mary VanEnkevort, one stepson in law Bernard Harrison and family. 35 grandchildren, 51 great-grandchildren, and six great great grandchildren. Her special sister Mildred (Clarence) Schunck. one sister in law Rose Van De Hei, two brothers in law Robert Van De Zande, and William (Grace) Baldwin. Several nieces and nephews also survive her. She was preceded in death by her husband James, two sons Clayton and Harlan, a stepdaughter Marion, four grandchildren, one sister, one brother and one sister in law. Members of James family further preceded her in death. Friends may call after 9 a.m. Friday, April 2, 2004, at Our Lady Of Lourdes Catholic Church De Pere, until the mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. with Fr. Conrad Kratz O.Praem as the celebrant and Fr. Jerome Pastors as the concelebrant. Burial will take place at Mt. Calvary cemetery. The family would like to thank the staff of Rennes Health Center, Dr. James Jerzak, Fr. Conrad Kratz, Fr. Larry Seidl, and Fr. Jerome Pastors. RYAN FUNERAL HOME is assisting the family with arrangements. Online condolences may be expressed at www.ryanfh.com Funerals abt 3/2004 Aletta E. VanEnkevort Aletta E. VanEnkevort, De Pere and Lakewood. Visitation after 9 a.m. Friday at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, 1307 Lourdes Ave., De Pere. Mass of Christian Burial 10:30 a.m. Friday at the church. Survivors include four daughters, Jenny (Raymond) Roffers, Judy (Robert) Lewins, Lauren (Thomas) Van Gheem, Donna (Thomas) Garvey; 35 grandchildren; 51 great-grandchildren; six great-great-grandchildren; one sister, Mildred (Clarence) Schunck. | Thompson, Aletta (I126273)
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| 8998 | Alex A Zirbel Hattie A Zirbel Elmer E Zirbel Walter R Zirbel Cora H Zirbel Mildred M Zirbel Roland R Zirbel Henry G Zirbel Gerhold C Zirbel Helen R Zirbel [4 1/12] | Zirbel, Alex (I193586)
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| 8999 | Alex A Zirbel Hattie A Zirbel Elmer E Zirbel Walter R Zirbel Cora H Zirbel Mildred M Zirbel Roland R Zirbel Henry G Zirbel Gerhold C Zirbel Helen R Zirbel [4 1/12] | Hallfrisch, Hattie (I193587)
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| 9000 | Alex A Zirbel Hattie A Zirbel Elmer E Zirbel Walter R Zirbel Cora H Zirbel Mildred M Zirbel Roland R Zirbel Henry G Zirbel Gerhold C Zirbel Helen R Zirbel [4 1/12] | Zirbel, Elmer (I193788)
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