| Name |
SCHUSTER, Frank Wenzel |
| Birth |
21 Jun 1891 |
Radoutz, Austria  |
| Gender |
Male |
 Immigration |
2 Jul 1904 |
Ellis Island, New York |
| on the ship Kaiser William the second from Bremen |
| 1910 Census |
1910 |
Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
| Naturalization |
21 Sep 1915 |
| Declaration of Intent |
- Name: Frank Wenzel Schuster
Birth Date: 21 Jun 1891
Naturalization Date: 21 Sep 1915
Age at Naturalization: 24
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Schuster, Frank
Declaration of Intent Record (Documents) |
| 1920 Census |
1920 |
Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
| 1930 Census |
1930 |
Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
- Frank W Schuster38
Rosa Schuster27
Louis Schuster7
Willie Schuster6 [5]
Freddie Schuster4 [4 3/12]
Thressa Schuster1 [1 8/12]
Jacob Schuster26
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| 1940 Census |
1940 |
Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
| Death |
17 May 1980 |
Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
| Obituary |
Aft 17 May 1980 |
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Schuster, Frank Wenzel
Obituary |
| Biography |
Abt 1988 |
| Biographical Recollection by Mary Conard |
- UNCLE FRANK Just 21, when his Father died, he seemed to be "the man of the family" (fr om stories Mom has told) until which time Uncle Paul was older ... he rema ined unmarried all his life, and seemed to look after Grandma's business i nterests, during my growing up years.I'm told it was Uncle Frank who planned and built the addition to Grandma 's house.If you look at the photo of the house, the part to the left of the screen ed in porch seems to be an original, two rooms with a loft. Uncle Frank a dded the piece that "T's" the original. At first the porch was not enclos ed with screen. From what I can gather, he and Aunt Rosey lived at Grandm a's after their marriage, because Theresia had this to say about how you m ake money.
It seems Uncle Jake trapped skunks for their pelts, and as a result, he wa sn't so great smelling all the time, and Aunt Rosey complained about "stin k". All this Uncle Jake took without a word. (You know when you stink .) I would imagine that if he was home, he was needed to help with the wor k, and any money that was "made on the farm" had to stay with the farm, a nd skunk trapping was a way to make some pocket money for Jake. At any rat e, when the mailman brought the check for the pelts, Uncle Jake waved it u nder Aunt Rosey's nose and asked, "Now does this stink?" Mom always sai d, "Never criticize how much a job "smells" for which you earn your dai ly bread. The people that you have to worry about are the "stinkers" w ho become rich on the backs of others."
I guess I would describe Uncle Frank as being rather aloof. Gad! How he a nd Dad could argue. . over nothings, as far as I could see, but then we di dn't stick around much where the "old folks" were. Aunt Rosey was swee t. She always looked nice and she was a "town lady", as we kids called i t. She didn't have a chicken house in the back yard, her front yard had f lowers, trees and a lawn. I don't know just when they moved to Ellis, a nd think that Uncle Frank worked as a carpenter and finisher.
He and Aunt Rosey are Baptism Godparents to Freddie, Rose and I, as Nick a nd Theresiaare to Bill, Theresa and Richard, three of their five children. The oth er two are Louis and Frederick.
He must have been a thoughtful person. When we were small children, he bu ilt Rose and I each a doll bed. I still have mine that I converted in to a magazine rack.
We girls didn't hang around uncles much, and we didn't see Uncle Frank a nd Aunt Rosey much after we passed our early teens. I can't say, as I rea lly know much about him.
Up until 1988, they are the only Schuster couple that I know of for sure t hat celebrateda Golden Anniversary. I am speaking in-terms of Mom's family here, a nd in the year of 1988 there is only one couple left that still may g et to the "Golden" Uncle Englebert and Aunt Iva. They may have already, b ut no mention was made of it to me.
By Mary Kaiser Conard 1988
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| Other Info or Events |
Ancestry Chart |
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Schuster, Frank
Family History Document |
| Burial |
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
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Schuster, Frank W.
St. Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Ellis, Kansas |
| Person ID |
I102 |
1FamilyTree | JaysRelated, JayW_Mom_I101 |
| Last Modified |
1 Mar 2018 |
| Father |
SCHUSTER, Ferdinand, b. 1 Nov 1865, Furstenthal, Voivodeasa, , Romania d. 21 Jul 1912, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA (Age 46 years) |
| Mother |
BAUMGARTNER, Klara "Clara", b. 3 Dec 1868, Furstenthal, Voivodeasa, , Romania d. 3 Jul 1955, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA (Age 86 years) |
| Family ID |
F15944 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
Family  |
ASCHENBRENNER, Rosalia, b. 11 Feb 1903, Wakeeney, Trego, Kansas, USA d. 25 Nov 1973, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA (Age 70 years) |
| Marriage |
15 Nov 1921 |
Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA |
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| News Mention (Family) |
Abt 1944 |
| Ellis Review Newspaper |
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Schuster, Fred, Louis, William News
Ellis Review, unknown date, est late 1944
Three sons of Mr. and Mrs. Frank W. Schuster are now serving with the Armed Forces, all three graduated from EHS and are as follows;
Ensign Louis Schuster joined the Navy in 1942 and trained at Garden City, Lawrence, Iowa City, Hutcjinson and Corpus Christi, Texas where he received his wings January 1, 1943. He was then stationed at Hollywood Beach, Fla., then at San Diego, Ca., and Seattle, Wa., where he was assigned to a squardron and was stationed in the Aleutians for six months. He recently spent a 30 day furlough in Ellis and is stationed in Seattle at present.
Pfc. William Schuster entered the Army in May 1943 and after training at Fort Sill, Okla., in the field artillary, he was transferred to Ft. Ord. Ca., and joined a tank battalion. He was then sent to the Hawaiin islands where he was stationed for 11 months and is now with the U. S. forces in the Phillippines.
Fred Schuster, S 2/C, entered the ervice in May 1944 and took his training at Farragut, Idaho. He is now attending radio school. |
| News Mention (Family) |
Abt 28 Dec 1971 |
| Schuster, Frank and Rosalia (Aschenbrenner) 50th Anniversary news |
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Schuster, Frank and Rosalia 50th Anniversary News
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| News Mention (Family) |
Abt 1984 |
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Schuster family reunion news 1984 and 1989
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| Children |
| | 1. Schuster, Louis Leroy, b. 4 Jun 1922, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA d. 29 Aug 1995, St. Joseph, Andrew, Missouri, USA (Age 73 years) |
| | 2. Schuster, William J., b. 8 Dec 1923, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA d. 23 Jul 1995 (Age 71 years) |
| | 3. Schuster, Fredrick Joseph, b. 2 Apr 1926, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA d. 20 Jan 2011, Aurora, Adams, Colorado, USA (Age 84 years) |
| + | 4. Schuster, Teresa Claire, b. 12 Jul 1928, Ellis, Ellis, Kansas, USA d. 11 Jan 2016, Oakland, Alameda, California, USA (Age 87 years) |
| + | 5. Schuster, Richard |
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| Family ID |
F1 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
| Last Modified |
7 Oct 2014 |
1891 - 1980 (88 years)
