1FAMILYTREE Genealogy

A Historical Genealogical Archive Database for the families and their descendants who settled in and around the Fox Valley area of East Central Wisconsin.

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# Person ID Last Name First Name Tree MarriageDate MarriedName Birth Date Death Date Note
1 I308821      1FamilyTree          Possible
possibly died feb 1908?
1908 Kaukauna Sun dated 2/27/1908 Martin Hermans of Brillion age 45 died Sat. 
2 I72484  Abbott  Alfred  1FamilyTree      Abt 1842  9 Aug 1864  Bio: Captured at the battle of Chickamauga, GA on Sept. 19, 1863. Sent to Andersonville Prison.
At Chickamauga, Sept. 19, 1863, under General George Thomas, XIV Corp, 1st Div., Late in the day the 21st moved across Kelly's Field to the Southeast in support of a Battery of Guns to a location Northwest of Winfrey Field. (See monument #1082). Fighting late in the day and into the night. The guns were over run by the CSA. At this is the spot is were Alfred was captured. The 21st then fell back to just east of Kelly's Field (Now Battle Line Road, see monument #1081) 
3 I165776  Abbott  Arlow  1FamilyTree      5 Nov 1879  10 May 1917  Poss?
Name:Erlie Abbott
SSN:340-14-8032
Last Residence:63334 Bowling Green, Pike, Missouri, United States of America
Born:21 Nov 1878
Died:Feb 1975
State (Year) SSN issued:Illinois (Before 19 
4 I319437  Abel  Allen  1FamilyTree      26 Aug 1923  19 Nov 1998  https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/129316790/allan-donald-abel MEMORIAL ID 129316790

Son of Gustav and Viola Haese Abel and was married to Zapora Behnke on May 8, 1948 at Trinity Lutheran Church in Brillion.

Allan D. Abel, age 75, of N7965 Bastian Road, Brillion, died on Thursday, November 19, 1998 at St. Vincent Hospital, Green Bay.
Funeral services will be held on Sunday November 22, 1998, at Trinity Lutheran Church, Brillion. The Rev. Richard Scheibe officiating, with burial in the church cemetery. 
5 I10743  Adams  Annie  1FamilyTree      Aft 1879  Bef 1979  foster child (?) 
6 I37089  Adams  Shirley Mae  1FamilyTree  Bef 1950  Kleckner  27 May 1924  21 May 2013  possibles, Shirley S. Kleckner 30 Sep 1924 30 Apr 1996 Panorama City, L os Angeles, CaliforniaShirley Kleckner 30 Oct 1929 Nov 1986 Jefferson, Jefferson, Wisconsin

Possibly the daughter of George born abt 1925 in Kane CountyShirley Adams Geoge Adams, Katherine Adams Aurora, Kane, IL abt 1925 
7 I35894  Adrians  Clara  1FamilyTree  31 Oct 1878  Miller  29 Apr 1860  8 Jun 1888  According to Vivian Conley, Clara had three children; two boys and a girl. 
8 I19297  Ahrens  Todd Michael  1FamilyTree      Abt 1966    possible TODD A AHRENS 26-OCT-68 53129 
9 I126943  Akkerman  Elisabeth "Elsie"  1FamilyTree  28 Oct 1892  Biersteker  6 Jan 1870  Aft 1920  had death date of Dec 28, 1893 but must be wrong if children born after and she is listed in 1900 and 1920 census 
10 I41015  Albinger  Henry J.  1FamilyTree      30 Aug 1877  20 Feb 1962  Caution there is another Henry also born 1877 in the same county 
11 I21654  Allard  Maud Mable  1FamilyTree  27 Aug 1894  Heitkemper  21 Apr 1874  2 Aug 1951  possibly died in car crash in Burbank CA see Obit article. 
12 I132477  Anderson  Richard C.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1947  Abt 1999  possible; Name:R. E. Anderson
SSN:214-50-8199
Born:20 Feb 1947
Died:Nov 1999
State (Year) SSN issued:Maryland (1963) 
13 I89961  Anderson  Tammy  1FamilyTree  28 Apr 1999  VandenHeuvel  12 Jun 1969    Child from previous marriage Bryan Anderson born 7/06/1986. 
14 I20473  Annetti  Jeanne  1FamilyTree  18 Jan 1969  Doll  Bef 1951    born on February 15 ? 
15 I54947  ANTOINE  Jean  1FamilyTree      Abt 1752  Bef 1852  see list of immigrants Anton; http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~ban atdata/DDB/BySurname/Surname-A nton.htm

possibly related?
John ANTON Self M Male W 65 LUX Farmer LUX LUX
Christina ANTON Wife M Female W 55 LUX Keeping House L UX LUX Nicholas ANTON Son S Male W 20 LUX Farm Labor LUX LUX
Nicholas G ANTON Son S Male W 18 LUX Farm Labor LUX LUX
Ann ANTON Dau S Female W 12 LUX At School LUX LUX Mary ANTON Dau S Female W 8 LUX At School LUX LUX
Madalenia ANTON Dau S Female W 6 LUX LUX
Census Place Prairie Creek, Dubuque, Iowa Family History Library Film 1 254338 NA Film Number T9-0338 Page Number 427A 
16 I4936  Appleton  Joseph W.  1FamilyTree      29 May 1881  18 Nov 1961  Possibly also married Catherine Arts after the death of his wife 
17 I15614  Appleton  Laura Jane  1FamilyTree  19 Jul 1893  DeBruin  21 Aug 1873  1 Feb 1945  Laura Appleton and Peter De Bruin lived on a farm, mostly. When they we re retired they moved to a house in Little Chute - right on Main St. Fra nk De Bruin's sister Genevieve and her husband Simon Hiietpas lived in t he same house and cared for them. Peter De Bruin died on January 23, 19 45 and Laura died eight days later. They both died at home in their beds. 
18 I34145  Armbruster  Lois  1FamilyTree    Gass  Abt 1929    possibles:

Name:Lois H. Gass
SSN:390-28-1359
Last Residence:54914 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
BORN:1 Jan 1930
Died:25 May 2000
State (Year) SSN issued:Wisconsin (Before 1951)
OR
Name:Lois M. Gass
SSN:395-24-0231
Last Residence:53219 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
BORN:21 Oct 1928
Died:24 Aug 2003
State (Year) SSN issued:Wisconsin (Before 1951) 
19 I318033  Arnold  Juliette  1FamilyTree  Abt Sep 1850  Gates  10 Oct 1833  31 Mar 1923  Father possibly David Arnold, mother possible named Lucretia 
20 I317440  Arnold  Unknown  1FamilyTree      Abt 1869  26 Feb 1873  Most likely is a child of one of these families;
arnold, School, Kempen, Peters or Gerrits 
21 I34835  Arnoldussen  Arnoldus  1FamilyTree      1 Jul 1798  16 Oct 1845  POSSIBLE 2nd marriage ?
Source Civil register - Marriage (Father groom)
Archive location Brabants Historisch Informatie Centrum
General Number of finding aid: 50.038
Item number: 1840
Municipality: Dinther
Type of record: huwelijk
Record number: 7
Registration date: 08-10-1840
Bridegroom Arnoldus Arnoldussen
Place of birth: Escharen
Bride Lucia Marcus
Place of birth: Schijndel
Father bridegroom Gerardus Arnoldussen
Mother bridegroom Anna Maria van Raaij
Father bride Jacobus Marcus
Mother bride Anna van Vroonhoven
Additional information Akte bevat meer informatie 
22 I33184  Arnoldussen  Christine  1FamilyTree  9 Apr 1923  Geigel  28 Mar 1899  29 Apr 1974  Had one adopted child. 
23 I78832  Arnoldussen  Dawn Lorraine  1FamilyTree      1 Feb 1970    Possible Marriage?; Name: Dawn L Arnoldussen Spouse: Donald John Schmoll Marriage: 27 Oct 1990 - Clark Co Nevada 
24 I49671  Arnoldussen  Lorraine  1FamilyTree  29 Aug 1940  Senso  8 Jan 1917  26 Nov 1999  possible marriage date of Sept 29?? 
25 I109403  Arnoldussen  Pamela  1FamilyTree  5 Nov 1977  Huisman  13 Sep 1959    possible PAMELA - HUISMAN 13-SEP-59 54130
Henry Verhagen'sDaughter Delia'sDaughter 
26 I109403  Arnoldussen  Pamela  1FamilyTree  Aft 1992  Schaffer  13 Sep 1959    possible PAMELA - HUISMAN 13-SEP-59 54130
Henry Verhagen'sDaughter Delia'sDaughter 
27 I323166  Artis  William  1FamilyTree      Abt 1863  Bef 1909  Possible Marriage Record;
Name: William Artis
Marriage Date: 29 Mar 1889
County: Eau Claire
Volume: 02
Page: 0338 
28 I150687  Arts  Catharine  1FamilyTree    Arts  11 Jun 1896  19 Apr 1972  Possibly MOLLEN? Listed living with Mollens in 1930 census 
29 I104609  Ashauer  Theresa "Tressa"  1FamilyTree  Bef 1915  Loderbauer  30 May 1893  11 Apr 1979  Birth year possibly 1887 
30 I311428  Ashley  Richard T.  1FamilyTree      Between 1976 and 1986    possibles; Name: Richard T Ashley Birth Date: 0 1971 Street Address: 105 Hofmann Dr City: Jacksonville County: Onslow State: North Carolina Zip Code: 28546 Phone Number: 910
Or 7/24/1984 in Tx birth index. Richard Todd Ashley 
31 I31478  Bachhuber  Patricia "Pat"  1FamilyTree  28 Dec 1970  Barone  7 Feb 1943    sent letter Oct 2002 
32 I31480  Bachhuber  Stephen Ryan  1FamilyTree      23 Apr 1949    possible birth date 4/23/1950? 
33 I70094  Baeten  Joannes  1FamilyTree      15 Oct 1785  27 Jul 1856  had a death date of Apr 26, 1843, but married 2x after that date. 
34 I38899  Bales  Anna Maria  1FamilyTree  10 Jan 1808  Dewald  Abt 1774  16 Jan 1825  Listing with her as wife of Johann Dewald lists birth date as 1785, listi ng with her as child of Adam lists birth date as 1774 
35 I39232  Bales  Johann  1FamilyTree      Bef 1789  Bef 1889  Johann Bales married (before 1807) to Marie Hillen.no oo date. -- 1st kid b. Oct 1798 -- Listed under( sp.) -- Baale s, Johann & Maria Hillen and/or Höllen -- no parents -- 7 kids 
36 I37868  Bales  Matthias  1FamilyTree      Abt 1784  14 Apr 1854  Birth dates differ in the Osburg Family book. Under lister of Father and c hildren lists Matthias born 1784, in listing of Matthias and wife lists bi rth date 1774 
37 I38795  Bales  Matthias  1FamilyTree      Abt 1805  28 Jul 1866  One list of parents and children lists birth date as 1805, Th eother li st of him and spouse and his children lists birth dtae as 1803 
38 I36258  Balthazor  Francis  1FamilyTree      Abt 1925    Possible?; Name: Francis J. Balthazor Birth: 30 Mar 1924 Death: 17 Nov 1992 - Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois, United States of America Civil: Illinois 
39 I153747  Balthazor  Julia  1FamilyTree      Aft 1820  Yes, date unknown  From file of?
The parents shown here for this woman are a guess based on the baptism record of Rosalie Balthazor b.1857.
Change Date: 26 FEB 2008
Father: Mathurin (Martin) Balthazor b: 26 MAR 1797 in QC, CAN
Mother: Marie Sophie Hebert b: 1808
Marriage 1 Joseph Loiselle
Children
1. Has No Children Hermine Loiselle b: 5 FEB 1865
2. Has No Children Cyrile Loiselle b: 11 APR 1867
3. Has No Children Medar Loiselle b: 6 MAY 1869
4. Has No Children F. Israel Loiselle b: 29 DEC 1870 
40 I31571  Barone  Stanley T.  1FamilyTree      7 Mar 1940    possible STANLEY - BARONE 30-JUN-37 32222
STANLEY - BARONE 07-MAR-40 55432 
41 I311520  Barrenbrugge  Franz J.  1FamilyTree          Grandson of Antonia who lived on family farm, she died sometime around 199 2. 
42 I172749  Barrett  Frances  1FamilyTree  Abt Apr 1939  Forster  Abt 1916  Yes, date unknown  possible?;
Birth 30 May 1915 in Oshkosh, Winnebago, Wisconsin, USA
Death 26 Feb 1999 in New Castle, Lawrence, PA, USA 
43 I186123  Barry  Martin Ignatius  1FamilyTree      24 Dec 1868  6 Jan 1928  Census lists him as born 1862, which makes more sense than 1868 which he would only be 15 at marriage. 
44 I36675  Bartelt  Tanya Maxine  1FamilyTree  26 Nov 1988  Vanevenhoven  3 Nov 1970    The list shows wife of Lee John Vanevenhoven as Tonya Oatman. Her name is T anya Maxine Bartelt. Born in Waupaca, daughter of Robert Bartelt and Linda Stuczko. She works at St. John and I had her son so I got the informat ion directly from her. Don't know where Oatman comes from. As far as I k now, she wasn't married before. 
45 I127413  Bauer  Evelyn  1FamilyTree  Abt May 1945  Stier  Bef 1927  Abt 1975  possible?; Name: Evelyn Stier Birth: 17 Jul 1921 Death: Sep 1974 Civil: New Jersey 
46 I118023  Bauer  Richard  1FamilyTree      Bef 1937    possibly related? Bauer, Mona J. 405 South Way Court Salem, South CarolinaMona Jung Bauer, age 74, died Saturday, April 19, 2003. She was born in Me nasha, Wisconsin on September 2, 1928. Mrs. Bauer graduated sum cum lau de from Lawrence University, Appleton, Wisconsin with a BA in Economics wh ere she was a member of Phi Beta Kappa. She was a member of St. Mary’s a nd St. Margaret Mary Catholic Churches in Wisconsin. She was past Preside nt and an active member in Habitat for Humanity of Oconee County. In addit ion she served on various committees in Wisconsin including the Neenah Par ks and Recreation Department. Mrs. Bauer was a wife and mother.Survivors include husband Richard Max Bauer; sons: Mark P. Bauer, Richmon d, Virginia; and Richard M. Bauer, Jr., Greensboro, North Carolina; daught ers: Joanne Beth Bauer, Atlanta, Georgia; Sarah Anne Bauer, Washington, D. C.; and Laura B. Beecy, Reston, Virginia; and eleven: Stephanie, Ashley, K elly, Paul, Brooke, Benjamin, Max, Addison, Tess, Jack, and Sarah.The Funeral Mass will be held 11 a.m. Tuesday, April 22, 2003 at Saint Fra ncis Catholic Church in Walhalla with Father Jerry Alyward officiating.In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Habitat for Humanity, Ocon ee County, PO Box 685, Seneca, SC 29679; or to Trees for the Living Progra m, Neenah Parks and Recreation Dept., PO Box 426, Neenah, WI 54957-0426.THE SANDIFER FUNERAL HOME, WESTMINSTER, IN CHARGE OF ARRANGEMENTS. 
47 I33200  Bayer  Edward  1FamilyTree      Abt Aug 1887  Bef 1987  Possibles EDWARD BAYER SSN 275-34-1601 Residence: Ohio Born 6 May 18 86 Last Benefit: Died May 1964 Issued: OH (1954 And 1955)
EDWARD BAYER SSN 563-28-2194 Residence: 95113 San Jose, Santa Clar a, CA Born 17 Sep 1886 Last Benefit: 95014 Cupertino, Santa Clara, CA Di ed May 1977 Issued: CA (Before 1951) 
48 I171616  Bayer  John  1FamilyTree      10 Feb 1854  18 Mar 1929  John died at the Northern State Hospital in Winnebago following an illness of several months. He was born in New York City Feb. 10, 1854 and came to Menasha with his parents when he was a baby. He was a member of St. Joseph's society.
He was survived by three sisters, Mrs. Antone Krause, Mrs. Christina Boehm of Marshfield and Mrs. Frances Seubert of Marathon City, Wisconsin and one brother, George A Bayer of Menasha. 
49 I191814  Beach  Louise Agnes  1FamilyTree      3 Jan 1951  20 Jan 1951  ASSUMED last name is Beach, most likely a grand daughter of Henry and Myrtle Beach 
50 I95683  Beattie  Gerald V.  1FamilyTree      28 Mar 1941  03 Oct 2025  possble 3/28/1941 
51 I130424  Becher  John  1FamilyTree      17 Mar 1853  4 Jul 1913  Birth date 3/17/1853 or 1856? 
52 I58021  Beckius  Antoine  1FamilyTree      11 Nov 1896  14 Nov 1974  had marr date of Mar 13, 1901, but that must be wrong if his birth date is in 1896 
53 I652  Beckman  Belinda Louise  1FamilyTree      4 May 1950    sent letter Oct 2002 
54 I650  Beckman  Frank J.  1FamilyTree      14 Mar 1917    Possible Father Name: Frank H. Beckman Date of Death: 4/06/1921 Date of B urial: 4/20/1921 Age at Death: 44 Marital Status: Married Last Addres s: 3611 Cold Spring Ave Funeral Home: Feerick & SoCemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery And Mausoleum Location: Block: 5Sectio n: DLot: 301Grave: 1

possibly Name: Frank J. Beckman SSN: 081-03-0935 Last Residence: 33160 Miami, Miami-Dade, Florida, United States of America Born: 17 Jan 1911 Died: 8 Jun 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: New York (Before 1951 ) 
55 I166682  Beebe  Charles  1FamilyTree      28 Oct 1865  18 Jun 1937  Charles Lemuel Beebe is the son of Lemuel Beebe and Mary Hughs. He and his first wife Rosa Linda Dodd had a son Charles Franklin Beebe and one daughter Lillian Staley. He was a millwright at the Union Bag and Paper Corporation. He also worked at the Chicago and North Western Railroad shops. His last job was as bridge tender on the Lawe St. bridge. He was a member of the Od Fellow Lodge in Kaukauna, WI.Charles had two brothers and two sisters. They were Thomas J. Beebe of Batavia, IL., George Franklin of Miles City, Mt. and the sisters names are unknown. 
56 I22253  Beelen  Catherine Elisabeth  1FamilyTree  Bef 1927  Laudert  30 Jul 1898  21 Dec 1992  Births Girl to Mr. & mrs. A. J. Laudert (Katherine Beelan), Son to Mr. & Mrs. Reuben Demand (Martha Hanson), Son to Mr. & Mrs. P. Rohloff Kaukauna Times 5/27/1927 2 Birt 
57 I112046  Beelen  Myrtle Viola  1FamilyTree  Bef 1945  Barker  14 Jan 1914  8 May 2001  Possibly married a Barker 
58 I911  Behler  John  1FamilyTree      5 Feb 1861  1 Jul 1915  Possibly a son of Conrad, Listed in 1880 Census Greenville; Conrad Boehler 56
Catharena Boehler 56
Jacob Boehler 24
John Boehler 16
Francess Boehler 13
Catharina Boehler 11
Henry Boehler 25 
59 I2936  Behler  John Joseph  1FamilyTree      8 Sep 1892  22 Jun 1952  Possible?;Granted Divorces Arthur Hipp, Edith Hipp, John Behler, Elizabeth Behler Kaukauna Times 7/17/1919 2 Divorce
Local Items Son to Mr. & Mrs. John Behler Kaukauna Sun 7/29/1915 5 Birth
June Weddings Margaret Ruppert, Phillip Burke, Gertrude Essler, Ernie Femal, Ella Schubring, Walter Denzer, Clara Hildebrandt, John Rohm, Jr., Elizabeth Keller, John Behler, Robert Strathearn, Helen Graham, Frank Kerscher, Margaret Kelly, Anna Sommer, Charles Hanson Kaukauna Sun 6/18/1914 6 Wedding 
60 I108356  Behling  Harry John  1FamilyTree      12 Jul 1897  21 Jun 1937  Other sources list him as born in 1896 in milw son of Robert but that doesnt match stone dates. 
61 I204217  Behnke  Donald Ernst  1FamilyTree      24 Nov 1953  02 Apr 2024  possible marriage
Name:Donald E Behnke
Estimated Birth Year:1953
Age:24
Gender:M (Male)
County of Residence:Manitowoc
Spouse:Muenster
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:1958
Spouse's Age:19
Spouse's Gender:F (Female)
Spouse's County of Residence:Outagamie
Marriage Date:2 Dec 1977
Marriage County:Outagamie
Certificate Number:034622
Microfilm Roll Number:31 
62 I163358  Bellew  Patrick  1FamilyTree      Abt 1810  Between 1851 and 1860  possible death? ; Name:Francis P Bellew
Death Date:11 May 1887
County:Oconto
Volume:01
Page #:0087
Reel:101
Image:0896
Index Volume:01
ImageNum:100307
Sequence #:022275
Level Info:Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index. 
63 I125722  Bellin  August J. P.  1FamilyTree      27 Jul 1877  26 Feb 1961  On the Selig Family Tree...Edna A. Knaack married Raymond Constant Belling after he died she did married her father-in-law, August P. Bellin. When I was at Highland Memorial the last time I came across Edna's gravestone near Tom's parents grave stone. She died in 1998.
Cannot add marriage due to Gedcom Looping problems it creates. 
64 I202051  Belling  Eugenia Caroline Albertina  1FamilyTree  14 Sep 1937  Francois  16 Apr 1892  12 Dec 1963  Eugenia was the fourth of five children born to Mary Louise (Kreutzmann) and Johann Friederich Ferdinand Belling. On April 15, 1911 she married Peter Bernard Sigl in Menominee, MI. Together they had four children: Bernice Esther, Howard Norman, Evelyn Louise and Harold Frank. Eugenia and Peter divorced. Eugenia remarried Arthur M. Francois on September 14, 1937. Peter died in 1938. Eugenia and Arthur were married 35 years when Arthur died in 1972. 
65 I202051  Belling  Eugenia Caroline Albertina  1FamilyTree  15 Apr 1911  Sigl  16 Apr 1892  12 Dec 1963  Eugenia was the fourth of five children born to Mary Louise (Kreutzmann) and Johann Friederich Ferdinand Belling. On April 15, 1911 she married Peter Bernard Sigl in Menominee, MI. Together they had four children: Bernice Esther, Howard Norman, Evelyn Louise and Harold Frank. Eugenia and Peter divorced. Eugenia remarried Arthur M. Francois on September 14, 1937. Peter died in 1938. Eugenia and Arthur were married 35 years when Arthur died in 1972. 
66 I333470  Bemis  Charles W.  1FamilyTree      17 May 1839  10 Jan 1863  Charles W. Bemis, born 17 May 1839 in OH; died 18 Jan 1863 in Greenville, Outgamie Co. WI.
Notes for Charles W. Bemis:

Per handwritten record of Myrtis I Searles: "Charles Bemis--Served in the Civil War 1861--1865. Was taken sick while in the amry and died shrotly after returning home."
DEATH: Died "of disease" while enlisted in Company G, 1st Cavalry Regiment Wisconsin.
Military: Enlisted as Corporal on 8 September 1861 in Company G, 1st Cavalry Regiment Wiscons in.
Died of disease, Company G, 1st Cavalry Regiment, Wisconsin on 10 January 1863 in Greenville , Wisconsin.
Photo available from Sherry Martin.
As an aside--this was quite a year for the Bemis family. In January they lost their son, Charles W., a Civil War soldier; in March they lost two young daughters, Emily and Mary, and April they lost a young grandson, George R. Carter. All four are buried in the "Greenville Pioneer Cemetery" . 
67 I13674  Benzschawel  Roger Joseph  1FamilyTree      24 Sep 1962    Had birth place as Minneapolis, but changed to Montana per Sue 
68 I334234  Berger  Margaret  1FamilyTree          Unknown if Berger is her maiden or married name. 
69 I57338  Berghs  Steven Joseph  1FamilyTree      21 Oct 1941    possible Steven Berghs 9W27672 N 4 Courtland Cir S Pewaukee, WI 53072-17 00
(262)695-1990 STEVEN J BERGHS 21-OCT-41 54016
Steven Joseph Berghs 21 Oct 1941 Lyon Robert Raphael Berghs Bernadine Fra ncis Lerschen 
70 I63688  Berghuis  Raymond Bernard  1FamilyTree      26 May 1922  18 May 1986  Marriage 1 Living Flach
Children
Larry Douglas Berghuis b: 06 APR 1949 
71 I27658  Bergman  Terrance W.  1FamilyTree      30 Oct 1942    TERRANCE A BERGMAN 30-OCT-42 54911
sent letter Oct 2002 
72 I112405  Bergmans  Gertrudis  1FamilyTree  12 Apr 1856  Jansen  27 Jan 1826  21 Jul 1862  Possibles; Geertrui Bergmans gedaagde in 1861 's-HertogenboschInventarisnummer: 6 8, rolnummer: 210Delict behandeld in: 1861GEDAAGDE: Geertrui BergmansDELICT: 26: Diefstal Nummer toegang: 24
Arrondissementsrechtbank: 's-HertogenboschSource: Arrondissementsrechtbank 's-Hertogenbosch Archive: Arrondissement srechtbank 's-Hertogenbosch inventarisnummer
Strafvonnissen (1839-1904)
gedaagde in 1866 's-HertogenboschInventarisnummer: 82, rolnummer: 157 De lict behandeld in: 1866GEDAAGDE: Geertruida BergmansDELICT: 26: DiefstalNummer toegang: 24
Arrondissementsrechtbank: 's-Hertogenbosch 
73 I185181  Beringer  Peter  1FamilyTree      28 Oct 1892  3 Feb 1974  possibly died 2/3/1974 Green Bay 
74 I27448  Berken  Michael  1FamilyTree      19 Mar 1948    possibles
MICHAEL H BERKEN 19-MAR-48 54115
MICHAEL J BERKEN 05-JUN-55 54304

Berken, Michael H ATTY
200 S Monroe Ave,
Green Bay, WI 54301-4059
(920)437-7134

Michael H Berken 1948 Custer 1951 Brown 17 Oct 1978 
75 I146398  Bernard  Anna  1FamilyTree  Aft 1880  Goff  Abt 1858  Yes, date unknown  Possibles??
Name:Anna A Bernard
Marriage Date:14 Mar 1883
County:Outagamie
Volume:01
Page:0503

Name:Elwen E Thayer
Marriage Date:14 Mar 1883
County:Outagamie
Volume:01
Page:0503

Name:Anna C Benard
Marriage Date:1 Jan 1894
County:Outagamie
Volume:03
Page:0065


Name:Burton J Wallingb Ird
Marriage Date:1 Jan 1894
County:Outagamie
Volume:03
Page:0065 
76 I143682  Berth  Mary  1FamilyTree  Abt 1917  Gerard  10 Mar 1891  22 Nov 1968  marriage date Dec 12, 1923? 
77 I187420  Bertrand  Louis  1FamilyTree      29 Sep 1809  2 Apr 1888  Need to Make these CORRECTIONS:
Description: YOU MISSED INFO-SOME CORRECTIONS

Jean Baptiste Bertrand (Known as Louis) was born October 12, 1808 in Pointe-Olivier, St. Mathias-sur-Richelieu, Rouville County, Montérégie Region, Province Quebec, and died April 02, 1888 in Bear Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. He married EULALIE (Julia) Beaudreau-dit-Graveline January 12, 1835 in St Jean Baptiste, Rouville County, Montérégie Region, Province Quebec, daughter of LAURENT Graveline and LOUISE St Germain. She was born May 08, 1815 in St Jean Baptiste, Rouville County, Montérégie Region, Province Quebec, and died April 08, 1894 in Bear Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

Children of Jean Bertrand and EULALIE Beaudreau-dit-Graveline are:
Laurent Losite Bertrand, (Known as Lawrence) born July 30, 1836 in St Jean Baptiste, County Rouville County, Province Quebec; died May 12, 1931 in Moscow Township, Hillsdale County, Michigan. He married Julia Anne Clark September 26, 1858 in Congregational Church Waterbury, Washington County, Vermont; born February 1842 in Duxbury, Washington County, Vermont; died 1924 in Hillsdale County, Michigan.

Louis Bertrand, born April 25, 1838 in St Jean-Baptiste, County Rouville ,Province Quebec; died June 11, 1838 in St Jean Baptiste, Rouville,Province Quebec.

Louis Bertrand, born April 04, 1839 in St Jean Baptiste, County Rouville, Province Quebec; died May 07, 1839 in St Jean Baptiste, Rouville, Province Quebec.

Mederique Bertrand, born May 31, 1840 in St. Jean Baptiste, County Rouville, Province Quebec; died January 10, 1841 in St Jean Baptiste, Rouville,Province Quebec.

Marie Talia Bertrand, born June 28, 1842 in Missisquoi Bay, County Missisquoi, Province Quebec; died July 28, 1907 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin. She married John George Tate May 02, 1859 in Highgate, Franklin County, Vermont; born December 12, 1834 in Essex, Essex County, New York; died March 14, 1921 in New London, Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

Joseph Guillaume Bertrand,(Known as William) born September 17, 1847 in St Amand, County Missisquoi, Province Quebec; died June 25, 1931 in Bear Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. He married Laura Bessette June 18, 1872 in Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, New London, Outagamie County, Wisconsin; born December 14, 1852 in Montreal Canada; died October 14, 1931 in Maple Creek, Township , Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

Louise Bertrand, born August 11, 1849 in St Amand, County Missisquoi, Province Quebec; died March 13, 1888 in Bear Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. She married (1) Pierre Leduc June 16, 1867 in St. Louis Catholic Church, Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin; born Abt. 1845 in St Mathias-sur-Richelieu, Rouville County, Quebec; died 1890 in Wisconsin. She married (2) Isaac Surprenant/Surprise Aft. 1871 in St. Louis Catholic church, Fond du Lac,Wisconsin; born in Iberville, Province Quebec.

LOUIS Bertrand, born May 28, 1851 in St Amand, County Missisiquoi, Province Quebec,Canada; died June 24, 1922 in Deer Creek, Outagamie County, WI. He married MARCELLINE St. Antoine February 02, 1873 in Christ Lutheran Church, Maple Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin; born March 12, 1858 in Taycheedah, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin; died April 21, 1923 in Deer April 21, 1923Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

Julia A. Bertrand, born July 30, 1853 in St Jean Baptiste, County Rouville,Province Quebec; died July 17, 1932 in Deer Creek, Outagamie Co., WI. She married Nelson Cummings October 18, 1868 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac Co., WIsconsin; born November 1848 in Vermont; died July 20, 1925 in T of Maine, Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

Honore Bertrand, (Known as Henry )born February 22, 1856 in St Amand, County Missisquoi, Province Quebec or USA; died November 05, 1934 in Deer Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. He married Margaret Bessette November 04, 1879 in Most Precious Blood Catholic Church, New London, Outagamie County, Wisconsin; born October 09, 1860 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin; died May 30, 1948 in Maple Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin.

Marie Melvina Bertrand, born December 22, 1861 in St Amand, County Missisquoi, Province Quebec; died July 22, 1941 in Bear Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. She married Guillaume Felix Malliet August 02, 1874 in Bay Settlement, Brown County, Wisconsin; born May 06, 1852 in Oud-Heverlee, Brabandt, Vlaams, Belgium; died January 04, 1926 in Bear Creek, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. 
78 I21666  Besser  Mary Chilton  1FamilyTree  22 Dec 1869  Allard  8 Oct 1851  17 Mar 1931  The Oregon Trail starts initially in Independence/Kansas City, the trail followed the Santa Fe Trail south of the Wakarusa River. After crossing The Hill at Lawrence, Kansas, it crossed the Kansas River near Topeka, Kansas, and angled to Nebraska paralleling the Little Blue River until reaching the south side of the Platte River, where it traveled along the Great Platte River Road. It followed the Platte, North Platte, and Sweetwater Rivers to South Pass in the Rocky Mountains in Wyoming. From South Pass the trail approximately parallels the Snake River to the Columbia River at The Dalles, Oregon. From there, several branches and route variations over time led to the Willamette Valley, including boats down the Columbia River, the Santiam Wagon Road, the Applegate Trail and - the most popular route - the Barlow Road.

While the first few parties organized and departed from Elm Grove, the Oregon Trail's generally designated starting point was Independence or Westport on the Missouri River. Several towns along the Missouri River had feeder trails and make claims to being the starting point including Weston, Missouri; Fort Leavenworth, Kansas; Atchison, Kansas; and St. Joseph, Missouri.

The Oregon Trail's termination point was Oregon City, Oregon. (Since the info listed her birth as Oregon Trail, I will use the Long/Lat of Oregon City, Oregon.) 
79 I170425  Beth  Theodore  1FamilyTree      Abt 1810  3 May 1857  Not sure how this fits: Birth record
Name:Catharina Beth
Birth Date:8 Oct 1855
Birth Place:Brown, Wisconsin
Gender:Female
Race:White
Father's Name:Theodore Beth
Mother's name:Anna
FHL Film Number:1306424 
80 I107313  Bethers  Nina Henrietta  1FamilyTree  Aft 1914  Dorsey  21 Feb 1896  8 Oct 1978  Possible birth date Feb 12, 1896
Unknown Event Jul 13, 1946
Unknown Event Aug 19, 1946 
81 I165803  Beyer  George H.  1FamilyTree      16 Mar 1886  7 Jul 1964  possible 1900 census Racine;
Fred Beyer 44
Agusta Beyer 43
Amanda Beyer 18
George Beyer 16
Etta Beyer 15
Bertha Beyer 11
Fred Beyer 10
Henry Beyer 8
Charles Beyer 5 
82 I43008  Bielefeld  Elanora  1FamilyTree    Ernest  Aft 1891  Bef 1991  Possible? Name: Eleanor C. Bielefeld
Date of Death: 8/19/1973
Date of Burial: 8/20/1973
Age at Death: 74
Marital Status: Single
Last Address: 9047 West Greenfield
Funeral Home: Lohman
Cemetery: Mount Olivet Cemetery
Location: Block: 6
Section: 5
Row:
Lot: 2-n
Grave: 
83 I43004  Bielefeld  Hattie  1FamilyTree    Sikora  Abt Mar 1888  Bef 1988  Marriage Record? Name: Hattie Bielefeld Marriage Date: 03 Jul 19
County: Milwaukee Volume: 38 Page: 1003 
84 I42997  Bielefeld  Henry  1FamilyTree      Aft 1880  Bef 1980  poss death record Henry Bielefeld 04 Sep 1893 Milwaukee 18 076 
85 I43002  Bielefeld  Josephine  1FamilyTree      Aft 1880  Bef 1980  Poss death Record Josephine Bielefeld 22 Apr 1893 Milwaukee 17 075 
86 I170891  Bielefelt  Fredericke  1FamilyTree  28 Oct 1861  Peters  15 Jun 1837  17 Oct 1908  Lula (Peters) Diestler listed her last name as Bielefeldt.

The William Peters biography lists his mother as Fredericka (Schroeder) Peters
The Herman John Peters biography lists his mother as Elenora (Bohl) Peters 
87 I61320  Biersteker  John Louis  1FamilyTree      31 Jan 1924  20 Dec 2006  possibly a HALF Brother to Elisabeth, if Father Peter remarried after 1930 ? 
88 I2021  Biese  Johann H.  1FamilyTree      8 Sep 1861  7 Nov 1927  possibly was first married to Mary Vanderheiden who died in 1888. 
89 I8722  Biese  John Francis  1FamilyTree      25 Dec 1984    Possible?; Darboy John Biese Kaukauna Times 3/31/1921 7 Death Notice John Frank Biese/ John Frank Biese Kaukauna Times 3/31/1921 4 Obituary 
90 I21442  Bignell  Gary  1FamilyTree      Bef 1958    possible GARY D BIGNELL 09-JUL-51 54721possible Garry Bignell 235 N Walker St Adams, WI 53910-9453 (608)339-2453 
91 I93108  Binder  Anna  1FamilyTree  Abt 1927  Stadtmueller  18 Aug 1901  8 Mar 1990  possibly daughter of Charles and Josephine, listed living Oshkosh 1920 cen sus. 
92 I69285  Birkholz  Joann Mary  1FamilyTree  Bef 1979  Remus  1 Oct 1954    possible JOANN M REMUS 14-MAR-56 08619 
93 I310928  Bischoff  Kathrine  1FamilyTree    Stengel      Wa listed as Rhodenberg, W. Hesson. 
94 I18880  Bislew  Rosemary Edith  1FamilyTree  18 Sep 1971  Verhagen  22 Jul 1937    6 children are step children 
95 I206335  Black  William  1FamilyTree      14 Feb 1767  22 Dec 1851  Was a founder of the town of Blacksburg, Virginia
William Black was united in marriage with Jane McBeth, daughter of Andrew and Sarah (Clinton) McBeth, of Albemarle Co., Ma. After their marriage they settled in Montgomery Co., Va., where he laid out the town of Blacksburg. While there, they had six children born unto them; five raised large families, three sons and two daughters -
Samuel, born Sept. 13,1794, married Malinda Mitchell Nov. 20,1817;
Sallie, born May 20,1796, married William Reyburn June 13, 1816;
Agnes, born April 18, 1798, married Giles W. Thomas March 18,1816;
William Porter, born April 26, 1800, married Susanna Verdier Nov. 16,1820;
Andrew Clinton, born July 21, 1802;
John, born July 29,1804, died April 14,1806.
In May, 1814, he moved with his family, to this township, where they arrived June 14, 1814. He purchased a part of Sections 13 and 19, upon which they settled, where they spent their last days with their son, Andrew C. Jane (McBeth) Black died Jan. 23,1843, aged 77 years; William Black died Dee. 22, 1851, aged 84 years, 10 months and 8 days. 
96 I101920  Blackman  Lorenzo S.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1854  Between 1930 and 1954  Possible? on Find a grave; Lorenzo S. Blackman
Birth: 1853 Death: 1932
Burial: Evergreen Memorial Park and Mausoleum
Riverside
Riverside County
California, USA 
97 I59297  Blahnik  Anna  1FamilyTree    Moonen  Abt 1902  Yes, date unknown  possibly died 5/22/1944 in West Allis 
98 I313339  Blahnik  Edward  1FamilyTree      12 Oct 1900  5 Apr 1977  Edward Maximillion Blahnik was born on Oct 12, 1900 in Brown Co, WI. He was the only child of John Blahnik 1874-1949 and Mary Shuster 1877-1948. Edward was a farmer. He married E. Margaret A. Leiterman 1902-1960 about 1925 and they had three sons; Bernard 1928-2006, Russell 1939-1993 and Donald. Edward died April 5, 1977 in Green Bay, WI 
99 I96182  Blank  John  1FamilyTree      1 May 1896  10 May 1968  Possible? 1900 Molitor, Taylor, Wis;
Theodore Blank34
Hulda Blank23
John Blank4
William Blank1 
100 I71269  Blau  Anna Margaretha  1FamilyTree  5 May 1874  Riesterer  17 Jul 1857  23 Nov 1933  Possible Marriage; Name: Nicholas Feider Marriage Date: 26 Nov 1878
County: Ozaukee Volume: 01 Page: 0264 
101 I40942  Blau  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Aft 1882  Bales  Abt 1849  Between 1889 and 1900  possibly Katherine Blau born 1854 in Osburg? born Feb24?, 1854 to Micha el Blau and Susanna Erhigs?, sponsors Peter Blau and Catherine Erzig?

Possible?BLAU Caspar * 1 MAR 1828 Trier/D. Em. im Alter von 18 Jahren nach Town Tre nton, Washington Co. WI, dort verh. 1848 mit Anna GEIB. 1852 zurück nach D eutschland, kam 1853 zurück und wohnte aus einer Farm bis 1864, als er ein en Saloon in Newburg eröffnete und dann 1868 einen Saloon inSaukville. Zig 1867 nach Belle Plaine, Scott Co. MN, dort + 26 DEC 18 97 an Herzleiden. Hinterließ Gattin und 8 Kinder: Frau Katherine BALES v on Town Fredonia, Anna FELDER, Frau Gertrude FELDER, Mathias BLAU, Frau Ma rgaretha RIEHL, Frau Lena STRATTON alle aus Belleplaine, Peter BLAU
aus Minneapolis. LG 11 JAN 1898 p. 8

Possible 1860 Census Trenton, Page 154 (same page as John Michels famil y) Caspar Blau age 30 Anna 26 both born Prussia, Catherine age 8 born Wi s, barbra 6 Anna age 4. 
102 I71268  Blau  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1854  Bef 1954  Possibly married ; Name: Ida Gallun Marriage Date: 04 May 1892
County: Milwaukee Volume: 24 Page: 0157 
103 I71405  Blau  Mathias  1FamilyTree      12 Aug 1824  25 Dec 1886  possibly related? Name: Mathew P Blau
Marriage Date: 01 Oct 1900
County: Milwaukee
Volume: 32
Page: 0312 
104 I17010  Blindauer  Frank  1FamilyTree      Abt 1905  Bef 2000  possible FRANK BLINDAUER Request Information (SS-5) SSN 387-24-9585 Res idence: 53081 Sheboygan, Sheboygan, WI Born 2 Sep 1895 Last Benefit: Died Sep 1976 Issued: WI (Before 1951) 
105 I21599  Blindauer  Magdalena "Lena" Mary  1FamilyTree  7 Nov 1894  Vandenberg  14 Mar 1875  2 Jan 1961  Magdalena Stayed in Kewaunee with Peter and Elizabeth before she died. S he had a hospital bed and and Lift to get her in and out of bed. She was m oved between each of Her children on a monthly basis. She was staying wi th Peter and Elizabeth when Peter Vandenberg was killed in an Auto acciden t. At that time Clement Vandenberg, his brother picked Her up and moved h er to Freedom Wi. Per self Bio of Clem and his wife She had stayed with t hem for 17 years just after Clem and Margaret were married. 
106 I16730  Bloch  William  1FamilyTree      18 Apr 1966    possible birth date 4/18/1965 
107 I178104  Block  Martin  1FamilyTree      Abt 1823  Aft 1880  Possible death records
No first name listed
Name:Block
Death Date:20 May 1898
County:Outagamie
Volume:02
Page #:0257
Reel:104
Image:0319
ImageNum:100428
Sequence #:031076
Level Info:Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index. 
108 I19000  Block  Scott  1FamilyTree      25 Jun 1963    Marriage Not listed with Outagamie ROD 
109 I334008  Blohm  Gary  1FamilyTree      15 Sep 1951  13 Aug 2017  possible marriage;
Name:Emmer
Estimated birth year:1956
Age:18
Gender:F (Female)
County of Residence:Outagamie
Spouse:Gary W Blohm
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:1952
Spouse's Age:22
Spouse's Gender:M (Male)
Spouse's County of Residence:Outagamie
Marriage Date:27 Jul 1974
Marriage County:Outagamie
Certificate Number:023559
Microfilm Roll Number:31 
110 I19270  Bloomer  Elizabeth Dixon  1FamilyTree  19 Jul 1982  Oudenhoven  Abt 1954    possible ELIZABETH D OUDENHOVEN 08-AUG-55 13126 
111 I322063  Blumer  Henry  1FamilyTree      18 Feb 1907  9 Jun 1970  Possibly related?; Emily M. Blumer, of Appleton, age 98, passed away on Tuesday, July 17, 2012. She was born on August 13, 1913 in Red Wing, Minnesota, the daughter of the late August J. and Lura (Gordon) Becker. Emily is survived by her daughter: Patricia (Donald) Brehm; grandchildren: Richard (Michele) Brehm, Pamela (Scott) Johnson, and Lori Darga; great grandchildren: Kimberley and Andrew Brehm; brother: Donald (Martha) Becker; and her sister: Helen Becker. She was preceded in death by her husband, Henry Blumer, and two sisters and a brother. A private memorial service will be held at a future date. Online condolences can be expressed at www.wichmannfargo.com.
Published in Appleton Post-Crescent on July 22, 2012 
112 I206257  Bock  Frank William Berthold  1FamilyTree      26 Jul 1893  Abt Mar 1966  Milwaukee 1905? ;
Joseph Bock 46
Theresa Bock 45
Joseph BockJunior 18
Edward Bock 16
Frank Bock 13
Ferdinand Bock 11
Clara Bock 9
Bertha Bock 1 
113 I67772  Bockel  Mary  1FamilyTree  Bef 1842  Siebert  16 Oct 1819  15 Feb 1920  Possible? Joseph SEIBOLD Self M Male W 63 PRU Farmer PRU P RU Mary SEIBOLD Wife M Female W 60 PRU Keeps House PRU PRU John SEIBOLD Son S Male W 16 WI Home PRU PRU Elizabeth SEIBOLD GDau S Female W 5 WI --- ---1880 Census Place Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin Family History Libra ry Film 1255419 NA Film Number T9-1419 Page Number 152C

Or possibly Gerret SEIBERS Self M Male W 67 PRUSSIA Farmer P RUSSIA PRUSSIA Mary SEIBERS Wife M Female W 62 PRUSSIA Keeping House PRUSS IA PRUSSIA William BARSON ASon S Male W 11 WI HOLL HOLL Census Place District 34, Woodville, Calumet, Wi amily History Library F ilm 1255419 NA Film Number T9-1419 Page Number 162C 
114 I67772  Bockel  Mary  1FamilyTree  Abt 1850  Peschong  16 Oct 1819  15 Feb 1920  Possible? Joseph SEIBOLD Self M Male W 63 PRU Farmer PRU P RU Mary SEIBOLD Wife M Female W 60 PRU Keeps House PRU PRU John SEIBOLD Son S Male W 16 WI Home PRU PRU Elizabeth SEIBOLD GDau S Female W 5 WI --- ---1880 Census Place Stockbridge, Calumet, Wisconsin Family History Libra ry Film 1255419 NA Film Number T9-1419 Page Number 152C

Or possibly Gerret SEIBERS Self M Male W 67 PRUSSIA Farmer P RUSSIA PRUSSIA Mary SEIBERS Wife M Female W 62 PRUSSIA Keeping House PRUSS IA PRUSSIA William BARSON ASon S Male W 11 WI HOLL HOLL Census Place District 34, Woodville, Calumet, Wi amily History Library F ilm 1255419 NA Film Number T9-1419 Page Number 162C 
115 I9946  Bodde  Gertrude  1FamilyTree  Abt 1866  Micke  Between Dec 1841 and 1845  13 Aug 1909  Gertrude Bodde is NOT proven to be the sister of Theodore Bodde, but her f ather's name was Henry Bodde AND one of the baptismal sponsors for her dau ghter Gertrude is a Catharine Dikmann which is probably the Cathrine marri ed to Theodore Bodde.

POSSIBLE; Could be Maria Gertrude Bueker born 12/22/1841 in Ludinghaus en to Wilhelm Krebber s. Bueker and Gertrude Bueker.possible, IGI Files contact Reiner Gruendel, Neudorfer Stasse 62, Duisber g, Ger. 47057, Gertrude Bodde born 1824 to Heinrich Bodde and Maria Cathar ina Speckenbohm?Probably is really Gertrude Bodde as noted in baptism of daughter Gertru de there is a Catherina Dikmann who is a baptismal spronser, this is real ly probably Catherine Digmann who is married to Theodore Bodde, probab ly a brother to Gertrude.Possible baptisms; 1842 Ludinghausen Catholic Church records page 186 # 8 0; Gertrude Bolle (?) baptized on 9/11/1842 to Johann Henrich Bolle and El izabeth Hildebrand, sponsors Gertrude Peters and Johan Bernd Daldrup.or; 1846 Ludinghausen Catholic Church records page 236 # 52; Anna Gertru de born 5/08/1846 to Johann Henrich Bolle and Elizabeth Hildebrand 
116 I130469  Boehme  Alwin  1FamilyTree      15 Feb 1875  Abt 1946  Possible obit in APC; Boehme7/1/1944Post Crescent7/3/19447 
117 I189167  Boers  Christoph Jacob  1FamilyTree      3 Nov 1836  17 Feb 1914  Jacob Christoph was born to Johann Friederich Boers and Dorothea Elisabeth Wilk or Wilke in Trollenhagen, Mechlenburg-Strelitz, Germany. His headstone says he was born 14 Dec 1836. According to his birth record, from Germany, he was born on 3 Nov 1836
Note: Jacob went by the name Christoph or Christ. 
118 I10153  Bolton  Judy  1FamilyTree  9 Nov 1996  Beck  Bef 1978    possible birth date August 18 
119 I38683  Bonert  Mathilde Susanna  1FamilyTree      13 Mar 1908  16 Jul 1989  possibly married Franz Peter Mergens born 4/01/1908, son of Michel Merge ns born 11/27/1867 
120 I3380  Bongers  Henry W.  1FamilyTree      30 Jul 1883  27 Apr 1972  possibly born in Phlox, Langlade, WI. 
121 I109038  Bonzelet  Sharon Ann  1FamilyTree      12 Oct 1945  11 Feb 1982  Sharon was born with Down Syndrom. When she was born the doctors toldher mother to put her into the institution and go home and telleveryone that the baby was born dead. Jeanne said that after lookinginto Sharon's beautiful blue eyes they had to take her home. So shetook her child home. Jeanne said she saw an angel in Sharon. Jeannewas right! Sharon was a great joy to everyone in her family. Herfavorite doll was a large plastic doll which she named Michael Synder. It sat on her bed. She bowled in the special olympics and wonseveral ribbons and medals. Sharon used to watch her brothers andsister go to school and would ask when would it be her turn. Sincethere was no school for special needs children, her mother JeanneBonzelet started a school for them in her basement. This was thefirst school of its kind. It led to the establishment of a realschool called the Plamann School and eventually to the incorporatingof special education students into the regular ed classroom. Sheloved to talk to people and would often ask questions over and overagain so that they would talk to her. Sharon would sit at the tablewhile others played cards, she was the official card cutter and shetook this job very seriously. She loved T.V. and her favorite channelwas channel 2. She knew when and at what time every show came on.She loved bubble bath and perfume. Sharon touched many lives beforeshe died. She died a very painful death resulting from kidneyfailure. But as her family cried around her hospital bed Sharon wasnot worried about herself she was trying to comfort her family.Telling them not to cry that everything would be ok. 
122 I186699  Borchardt  Fred H.  1FamilyTree      23 Jul 1892  Between 1920 and 1930  Possible 1910 Census Dale;
Gustine Burchardt - 47
Fred H W Burchardt - 20

Possible; 1905 Census Crystal Lake, Marinette, Wisc
Frank Champagne - 47
Josephine S Champagne - 32
Gusta Champagne - 13
Fred Borchardt - 12
Freda Borchardt - 7
Christian Borchardt - 6
Otis Borchardt - 4
Herman Borchardt - 2
Elizabeth Champagne - 1 
123 I127184  Borchardt  Henry  1FamilyTree      10 Mar 1859  27 Nov 1903  poss Manitowoc
Henry Borcherdt41
Anna Borcherdt39
Marie Borcherdt6
Joseph Rautch29
Maud Rautch26
Elizabeth Schmidt20
Bertha Radate32
John Wernek53 
124 I159975  Bork  Christine  1FamilyTree  Aft 1958  Suchoski  Aft 1940  Bef 2012  possible?
Name:C. E. Suchoski
SSN:393-42-6642
Born:24 Sep 1942
Died:15 Sep 1992
State (Year) SSN issued:Wisconsin (1960) 
125 I65258  Bos  John  1FamilyTree      13 May 1904  15 Jun 1977  possible; John Bos 13 May 1904 Jun 1977 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin 
126 I79020  Bougie  Donald  1FamilyTree      13 Aug 1942    sent letter 10/2004 
127 I37938  Bougie  Donna Mary  1FamilyTree  Bef 1966  Geurts  12 Dec 1939    possible DONA - BOUGIE 14-JUL-38 91602 
128 I89971  Bougie  Jeffrey Arnold  1FamilyTree      12 Jan 1970    Unknown if son Gavin is natural child. 
129 I129277  Bourdeau  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Abt 1860  Giesbers  Abt Nov 1827  13 Aug 1921  1st marriage Manuel Mongeon 10/12/1850
2nd marriage John Giesbers abt 1860
3rd marriage Duirl Millett 10/8/1872 
130 I300008  Boushad  Catherine  1FamilyTree  26 Sep 1936  Franken  19 Nov 1909  30 Sep 2003  Possible Catherine in 1920 Depere census; Martin Franken35
Alice Franken33
Evelyn C Franken11
Stephen W Franken10
[13]
Eunice M Franken6
Myrtle I Franken3
Katherine Franken38
[36] 
131 I154853  Boushley  Bruce  1FamilyTree        Bef 2009  Name: Bruce D Boushley
Birth: abt 1959
Death: 29 Jun 1971 - Nelo 
132 I314361  Bowen  Vernetta Lee  1FamilyTree  18 Oct 1963  Bogart  15 Oct 1940  7 Dec 2007  Possible sister Betty Lou (Bowen) Reynolds - Charles of Washington 
133 I314696  Bowers  John H.  1FamilyTree      25 Dec 1912  16 Apr 1986  possible; 25 Dec 1912 Apr 1986 Shawano, Shawano, Wisconsin 
134 I98191  Bowers  Michael  1FamilyTree      Abt 1962    Possibles; Michael Bernard Bowers 1962 Laurene Marie Reader 1963 Outagam ie 17 Aug 1985Michael David Bowers 1962 Laurie Ann Schrank 1966 Marathon 17 Sep 19 
135 I184971  Boyea  James  1FamilyTree      Aft 1936    Registered 2/6/2011 but never provided birth date to complete registration 
136 I182680  Bozile  Rosella  1FamilyTree  Abt 1920  Bessette  17 Apr 1866  28 Jul 1943  Married first to Algernon Minton (1883), married secondly to Harry Tyrell (1905), then married Ambrose Bessette between 1920-1930. Daughter of Joseph and Harriett (Marshall) Bozile. 
137 I2106  Bradley  Sarah  1FamilyTree  15 Nov 1893  Miller  Abt Mar 1874  28 Jul 1948  It is understood that Alfred and Sarah met while Sarah was in the Fox Cities playing softball. 
138 I36990  Brand  Franz  1FamilyTree      10 Jan 1804  Bef 1904  born in Mertesdorf or married there. 
139 I18497  Brandl  Sher  1FamilyTree  Aft 1970  Verhagen  5 Aug 1951    possible SHERRY M BRANDL 05-AUG-51 54115 
140 I154788  Breitzk  Dorothea  1FamilyTree  Bef 1842  Gosse  Bef 1826  Yes, date unknown  Possibly last name is Breitrick because a Charles Gosse is working at Charles Breitrick farm in 1900 census ellington. 
141 I157997  Brenner  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1874  Yes, date unknown  possible;
Description: Social Doings
Rev John Brenner and Anna Raether
Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/25/1916 | Page: 3 | Type: Wedding 
142 I157835  Bricco  Philomene  1FamilyTree  7 Jan 1878  Roberts  12 Oct 1858  27 Feb 1929  Philomena is the daughter of Solomom Paul Brocco"Saul" and Sarah Tuft,she married David Bricco as his second wife and together they are parents of ten children, all born in Deer Creek,Maple Creek (Bear Creek at present):

George Roberts-1874-1930
Saul Roberts-Oct 1878
Emery Roberts-26 Apr 1881
Frederick Alfred Roberts-Mar 1883
John O. Roberts-Jul 1887
Jessie Roberts-Jan 1891
Joseph Roberts-24 Apr 1894
Oliver Robert Roberts-30 Mar 1895
Clement Roberts-1899 
143 I317310  Brick  John H.  1FamilyTree      6 Sep 1867  29 Mar 1894  Different birth date than John son of John and Margaret 
144 I117591  Brick  Susan  1FamilyTree  4 May 1869  Summers  Abt 1852  Bef 1952  possible last name Kennedy as niece and nephew living with them in 1880. 
145 I17057  Brill  Joseph  1FamilyTree      Abt Sep 1853  15 Feb 1924  Possible double marriage with sister?; Elizabeth Brill 11 Jan 1887 Calumet
Joseph Brill 11 Jan 1887 Calumet
Joseph Hanert 11 Jan 1887 Calumet
Johanna Lacroix 11 Jan 1887 Calumet 
146 I2465  Brinkman  Marie  1FamilyTree  20 Mar 1917  Ecker  15 Oct 1898  12 Mar 1974  Possible 1905 census Appleton; Frank Brinkman 42
Gusto Brinkman 40
Edward Brinkman 21
Ellen Brinkman 19
Robert Brinkman 12
Lillie Brinkman 9
Marie Brinkman 6
Lawrence Brinkman 2 
147 I2465  Brinkman  Marie  1FamilyTree  24 Nov 1950  Potter  15 Oct 1898  12 Mar 1974  Possible 1905 census Appleton; Frank Brinkman 42
Gusto Brinkman 40
Edward Brinkman 21
Ellen Brinkman 19
Robert Brinkman 12
Lillie Brinkman 9
Marie Brinkman 6
Lawrence Brinkman 2 
148 I42476  Britz  Joseph M.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1914    possible JOSEPH M BRITZ Request Information (SS-5) SSN 477-09-7756 Resid ence: Born 29 Aug 1913 Last Benefit: Died 5 Apr 1992 Issued: MN (Before 1951 )
BRITZ, JOSEPH MATTHEW CertID# 1992-MN-010380 Date of Birth: Pla ce of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: 08/29/1913 MINNESOTA MUELLER Date of Death: County of Death: 04/05/1992 RAMSEY 
149 I38310  Britz  Peter  1FamilyTree      16 Dec 1842  6 Jan 1920  possible birth date 12/26/1844 Osburg Family book lists one date as chi ld and second date as father. 
150 I62695  Britz  Rose Mary  1FamilyTree      Aft 1951    Dolores's daughter from previous marriage 
151 I40873  Brochtrup  Bernard J.  1FamilyTree      22 Feb 1878  27 Feb 1949  I don't know but George Litjen, born estimated 1887, could possib ly be a brother to Christin e, born 1884, who is the wife to George's wife 's half brother, Bernard J. That is brother an d sister, George and Chris tine Litjen might have married sister and half brother, Petronell a and Be rnard J. Brolchtrup.Have picture of Bernard and his wife Christina.
!Ref 340 (list of recollections) says Bernard Brochtrups lived on Joe Havl ovic property befor e moving to Bellewood, approx. 1926.To view the electronic photo "Scrapbooks" mentioned in various n otes, go to family website at http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~wegner a nd go to Detailed Genenalogies sections. 
152 I150246  Brogan  Mary  1FamilyTree  26 Jun 1883  Early  Abt 1864  9 Jan 1898  Mary Brogan's brother John from Green Bay came to Detroit to visit Edward J and Jessica Early. As he was leaving he gave Jessica $100, but then turned back & gave her another $100 saying I know you'll just spend this on the children so here's another $100 Description John Brogan was in ship building and other enterprises and was very wealthy
Grandson Jack Early has her date of death as January 8, 1983.
According to grandaguhter Elizabeth Jane Early Andrews, she looked a great deal like her daughter-in-law, Mary Broderick, William Early's wife, and both were strikingly beautiful.
In 1882, John J. Early was united in marriage to Miss Mary Brogan, a
daughter of John and Bridget Brogan. Her father, a prominent farmer in
Hollandtown, was among the original settlers of that village and is still living there at the age of ninety-two years. Her mother died in 1911 at the age of ninety. 
153 I150249  Brogan  Patrick  1FamilyTree      Abt 1874  Yes, date unknown  possible; - Brogan - - Patrick - - 3/14/1927 - Post Crescent - 3/21/1927 - - 10 
154 I123181  Brouillard  Charles Hubert  1FamilyTree      10 Jul 1874  13 Jul 1945  Charles Hubert Brouillard born Charles City, Floyd Co., IA; died 13 July 1945 in Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA. Burial at Mountain View Cemetery, Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA. Married Janet "Jennie C." Cuthbert ca 1920 in Coos Co., Oregon. Janet "Jennie C." Cuthbert born 17 Aug 1886 in Lawrence, Douglas Co., Kansas, daughter of David Cuthbert (born 1851 in Scotland and unknown surname Mary M. Cuthbert born ca 1851 in Scotland). Janet "Jennie C." Cuthbert died 15 Dec 1985 in Moscow, Latah County, Idaho. No children born.

[1900 US Census, Four Mile, Palouse Precinct, Latah Co., IA for David Cuthbert and family]

1910 US Census, North Bend, Coos Co., Oregon on April 15, 1910
Brouillard, Charles H., age 33, born in IA; father born in WI; mother born in WI; foreman at sash and door company; married o years;
Brouillard, Jennie A., age 23, born in Kansas; Father in Scotland; mother in Scotland

1920 US Census, Nampa City, Canyon Co., Idaho
Brouillard, Charles H., age 44; born in IA; father in Canada; mother in WI; Commission man for (unable to read);
Brouillard, Jennie, wife, age 35; born in KS; father born in Scotland; mother born in Scotland

1930 US Census, Walla Walla, Walla Walla Co., WA
Brouillard, Charles H., age 56, born Iowa; occupation auto sales
Brouillard, Jennie C., age 33, born in KS 
155 I123254  Brouillard  Hortensa Amable Elphige  1FamilyTree      26 Jan 1843  Bef 1850  The Baptism records and census info are somewhat confusing.
There are 2 female baptisms before 1850, but those names do not appear on the 1850 Census, yet two other female names do appear on the census. 
156 I52592  Brouillard  Isadore J.  1FamilyTree      10 May 1904  1 Dec 1973  This record was listed on a Rootsweb web page, but the date must be wrong. possible 1928?
Marriage: 11 Feb 1918 in St Mary Church, Appleton, Wisconsin, USA 
157 I123189  Brouillard  Lina Beatrice  1FamilyTree  27 May 1868  Bissonnette  14 Feb 1845  27 Dec 1926  The Baptism records and census info are somewhat confusing.
There are 2 female baptisms before 1850, but those names do not appear on the 1850 Census, yet two other female names do appear on the census. 
158 I123213  Brouillard  Mary Marcelline  1FamilyTree  29 Dec 1868  Tibeau  Abt 1847  Bef 1947  The Baptism records and census info are somewhat confusing.
There are 2 female baptisms before 1850, but those names do not appear on the 1850 Census, yet two other female names do appear on the census. 
159 I123255  Brouillard  Pellage  1FamilyTree      14 Feb 1844  Bef 1850  The Baptism records and census info are somewhat confusing.
There are 2 female baptisms before 1850, but those names do not appear on the 1850 Census, yet two other female names do appear on the census. 
160 I6849  Bruecker  Bernard  1FamilyTree      23 Mar 1885  19 Sep 1960  possible Milw Burial
Name: Bernard Bruecker
Date of Death: 3/08/1947
Date of Burial: 3/11/1947
Age at Death: 60
Marital Status: Married
Last Address: 3282 North Bartlett Ave.
Funeral Home: Becker
Cemetery: Holy Cross Cemetery And Mausoleum
Location: Block: 26
Lot: 827
Grave: 1 
161 I10717  Bueltel  Rosa  1FamilyTree  Abt 1918  Hahn  Abt Aug 1899  Bef 1922  1922 Petersburg, Nebraska
1937 Yuma, Colorado 
162 I329086  Buetow  August  1FamilyTree      Abt 1868  Yes, date unknown  Different family than August L. Buetow 1859-1947 
163 I133552  Buetow  Gertrude  1FamilyTree  Aft 1932  McMorrow  Abt 1915  5 Jul 1962  pssible?; SSDI NAME:
Gertrude Buetow
BIRTH: 19 Mar 1908
DEATH: Jul 1971 - Wausau, Marathon, Wisconsin, United States of America
CIVIL: Wisconsin
Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997
NAME: Gertrude H Buetow
BIRTH: abt 1908
DEATH: 2 Jul 1971 - Waus 
164 I106501  Buettner  Mary  1FamilyTree  31 May 1881  Heinzen  10 Sep 1861  5 Mar 1940  BIOGRAPHY Is sister of Barbara Buettner, John Heinzen's wife. 
165 I200205  Burbey  Cortland T.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1927  Abt 1949  Possible?;
Name: Cortland T Burbey
Arrival Date: 30 Dec 1945
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1927
Age: 18
Gender: Male
Port of Departure: Le Havre, France
Ethnicity/Race-
/Nationality: American
Ship Name: Edmund B Alexander
Search Ship Database: Search the Edmund B Alexander in the 'Passenger Ships and Images' database
Port of Arrival: New York, New York
Line: 26
Microfilm Serial: T715
Microfilm Roll: T715_7045
Page Number: 18 
166 I77675  Burden  Barbara Louise  1FamilyTree  22 Apr 1944  Tessen  21 Jan 1927    sent info on TESSEN family 
167 I3037  Burke  Edward  1FamilyTree      Abt 1917  Abt 1967  possible Edward Burke 24 Mar 1916 Mar 1986 Racine, Racine, Wisconsin 
168 I74126  Burkhardt  Walburga  1FamilyTree  3 Dec 1830  Schuh  Bef 1812  Abt 1837  Possibly died during or caused by childbirth of son Jacob in Sept 1837. 
169 I317565  Burns  Loretta  1FamilyTree      11 Jun 1905  24 Dec 1996  maiden or married name burns???? 
170 I34847  Burns  Robert J.  1FamilyTree      Aft 1950    Not the Robert Burns on Surrey Rd in Sacto, also the Robert J. Burns in Br odhead Ill. near freeport is not related. 
171 I95091  Burton  Hilda  1FamilyTree    Schrafel  Aft 1902  Yes, date unknown  Hilda BURTON
Birth 30 JAN 1915 in Saskatchewan, Canada
Death 3 DEC 1996 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA 
172 I68579  Burton  John  1FamilyTree      25 Sep 1887  9 Jul 1904  One month after arriving in Canada, at age 18, John, Jr. drowned in Burt on Lake behind the fa rm homestead. 
173 I65933  Busch  Kenneth  1FamilyTree      10 Feb 1954    1956 both boys adopted by Francis Busch in July 1956 afer their father Edw ard Weber died in 1954 and their mother remarried Francis Busch in 1955. 
174 I65932  Busch  Steven  1FamilyTree      18 Nov 1952    1956 both boys adopted by Francis Busch in July 1956 afer their father Edw ard Weber died in 1954 and their mother remarried Francis Busch in 1955.

Born at Camp Carson 
175 I129782  Buscher  Emilie  1FamilyTree  7 Nov 1895  Hilker  14 May 1873  14 Aug 1965  Great grandma Hilker was a frail woman even in my earliest memory. She lived with my grandpa and grandma Simonsen throughout her widowhood. When she became advanced in years and could no longer easily make the trip to church each Sunday, she would put on her best purple dress, come downstairs and listen to church services on the radio until we returned home from our church service. When I was seven, she gave me my first Bible, carefully inscribed with her name. She died when I was 15 and perhaps because I cared for her, but was not as close to her as my grandparents, it was a perfect way to be introduced to the process of the end of life.

I recall her bedroom in my grandparents home quite well. It was simple and tidy. On the dresser was a photograph of her husband, my great grandfather, Adolph Hilker, whom I never met. He looked to me to be a large robust man with the most marvelous mustache. And she was such a tiny thing. They must have been an interesting couple. 
176 I77540  Buss  Edwin  1FamilyTree      Abt Aug 1911  17 Jun 1955  possible son of Herman and lena of Freedom 
177 I157669  Byrne  Rose A.  1FamilyTree      2 Nov 1891  24 Jan 1979  possible 1900 census Porter Rock co wis;
Thomas Byrne 40
Anna F Byrne 35
James F Byrne 12
Mary Byrne 11
Lizzie Byrne 9
Thomas A Byrne 7
Rose Byrne 5
Francis M Byrne 2 
178 I128085  Cady  Nelson  1FamilyTree      17 Apr 1845  2 Apr 1923  Mary Cady Daughter Ontario, Canada
William Mitchell Angus Cady Son 08 MAY 1869 Melbourne, Canada 23 MAR 1921 Leamington, Ontario, Canada
David A. Cady Son 10 APR 1872 Ontario, Canada
William Nelson Cady Son 24 APR 1875 Ontario, Canada
Louisa Cady Daughter 1876 Ontario, Canada
Isaac Cady Son 1882 Ontario, Canada
Charles Walter Cady Son 14 JUN 1886 Ontario, Canada
Bella Cady Daughter 07 SEP 1887 Ontario, Canada 
179 I30829  Caggin\Coggan  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Bef 1820  Finnerty  Abt 1795  Aft 1880  Maiden name possibly Coughlin?

Possible Wisc Death record
Name: Finnerty
Death Date: 20 Aug 1887
County: Brown
Volume: 01
Page #: 0420
Reel: 005
Image: 1062
Index Volume: 01
ImageNum: 101453
Sequence #: 105622 
180 I100046  Caliebe  Esther  1FamilyTree  Aft 1922  Plamann  2 Sep 1904  3 Feb 1976  Raised by Uncle Hencock Caliebe 
181 I34177  Callas  Richard L.  1FamilyTree      17 Jun 1954    Possible?Richard Callas 2932 Shasta Valley RdWeed, CA 96094(530) 938-0630
Possible Richard Llewellyn Callas 17 Jun 1955 Male Ridenhour Los Angel es 
182 I103539  Calmes  Theodore  1FamilyTree      7 Jul 1866  14 Dec 1952  Theodore died in St. John the Baptist in Wuerzburg, Wisconsin. 
183 I67171  Campbell  Anna  1FamilyTree  Abt 1906  Clark  7 Feb 1888  1 Jun 1970  Aunt Annie took care of Michael Campbell after his mother (Hilda) died until his father (Peter) remarried. 
184 I67171  Campbell  Anna  1FamilyTree  24 Aug 1927  Brick  7 Feb 1888  1 Jun 1970  Aunt Annie took care of Michael Campbell after his mother (Hilda) died until his father (Peter) remarried. 
185 I67051  Campbell  Bernard  1FamilyTree      23 Feb 1842  17 Apr 1918  It is believed Bernard's family le ft Ireland during the potato famine. He came to the Jamestown area in t he Dakota Territory from Wis. Part of the trip from Wis was made with a t eam of oxen. Bernard was a very happy-go-lucky man and a good story telle r, but he wasn't much of a farmer. He died in 1917 from a stroke. Th is information was gotten from ___________________ This was a newspaper cl ipping have to track this down. We have since learned that Bernard paren ts came to Canada before the famine.

Three of Bernard and Mary Campbell's sons married cousins information fr om Mathilda Campbell Bucknam. My understanding from Aunt Till is that Ro se Teppo, Hilda Teppo, and Hilda Mickelson were all cousin and married t he Campbell brothers Ben, Thomas and Peter.. Information received on 1/10 /2002. 
186 I87166  Campbell  Bridget  1FamilyTree      Abt 1863  Bef 1963  possible marriage record Name: Bridget CampbellMarriage Date: 15 Aug 1882 County: Brown Volume: 04 Page: 0 035possibly to Albert Remington 15 Aug 1882 Brown Bridget Campbell 15 Aug 1 882 Brown 
187 I67513  Campbell  Edward  1FamilyTree      26 Mar 1849  31 Jan 1941  Settled in Arthur, Ontario, Canada they had 10 kids 5 were still ali ve in 1955. 
188 I67519  Campbell  Hugh F.  1FamilyTree      8 Dec 1866  14 Apr 1893  Possible death?; Hugh Campbell Killed Hugh Campbell, C. & N. W. Ry. Co. Kaukauna Sun 10/26/1916 1 News/Obituary 
189 I16258  Campbell  James  1FamilyTree      Abt 1853  Between 1887 and 1953  possible marriages to check out;
Name: James J Campbell
Marriage Date: 28 Oct 1886
County: Brown
Volume: 04
Page: 0235
Name: Katie Kelcher
Marriage Date: 28 Oct 1886
County: Brown
Volume: 04
Page: 0235

Name: James M Campbell
Marriage Date: 11 Feb 1882
County: Brown
Volume: 04
Page: 0011
Name: Alice M Yeaton
Marriage Date: 11 Feb 1882
County: Brown
Volume: 04
Page: 0011 
190 I12937  Campbell  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1803  27 Jan 1893  possibly had relative Daniel Campbell who served in 52 regiment in Civil w ar 3/15/1864-8/15/1864 as private, per 1890 census in Holland listed An na Cambell as widow of Daniel.

Much info from Mary Campbell VanAble from a personal visit when she was 96 years old but still sharp as ever!
Some info on some descendants came from Katie Harrison Monfils in March 2002. 
191 I16259  Campbell  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1855  6 May 1936  possible marr Brown co 1/23/1906 Vol 6 #449?
Possible son of
John Campbell60
Catherine Campbell56
John Campbell23
Bridget Campbell19
William Campbell16
Elizabeth Campbell14
Peter Campbell5
Minnie Hart2 
192 I107467  Campbell  John Thomas  1FamilyTree      9 Feb 1887  20 Aug 1981  Possible obit 8/8/1960 APC page B13 John L Campbell brother to Mrs B. J. Shinners? 
193 I16260  Campbell  Peter  1FamilyTree      Abt 1857  Abt 1860  possible marr brown co vol 3 #406 9/10/1879?
or 11/26/1896 Brown Vol 5 #?? 
194 I67156  Campbell  Richard Thomas  1FamilyTree      1 Nov 1925  14 Aug 1966  Richard was three months old when his father died. He was a diabetic a nd had a reaction driving his cab and no one knew what to do. 
195 I67099  Campbell  Susanna  1FamilyTree  29 Nov 1899  Durupt  22 Oct 1876  25 Mar 1943  Susanna grew up on her parent's fa rm at Buchanan, ND. She married Alex Durupt in 1898. She lived the re st of her life on a farm 5 miles North of Jamestown, ND. She died of canc er.This woman was a saint. She worked hard all her life, Had no modern conve niences, never thought of herself but always of other and never spent a pe nny on herself. She not only raised her son but raised 5 of her brother 's (Peter) children. She helped raised 5 of her son's children. Educati on unknown.Anna Campbell Dullea had nothing but praise to say about Aunt Susie. S he was one of the children Susie help raise after their Mother died of t he Flu in 1818. 
196 I16697  Campbell  Tricia Lynn  1FamilyTree      27 Oct 1978    possible birth date 12/25/1971 
197 I45670  Campen  Russell J.  1FamilyTree      2 Jun 1933    possible RUSSELL G CAMPEN 28-JUL-42 61071

possible J R Campen Jr
2698 E Fremont Pl
Littleton, CO 80122-1713
(303)771-2703 
198 I45134  Carlsen  Eric  1FamilyTree      18 Aug 1961    According to Father-in-Law, Marvin Hietpas, Eric's family is not the sa me Carlsen family related to Coenen. 
199 I75395  Carney  James  1FamilyTree      Abt 1848  20 Sep 1876  poss death 9/20/1878 
200 I74579  Carney  William  1FamilyTree      11 Oct 1869  15 Oct 1952  William Carney 18 Oct 1898 Outagamie 
201 I19515  Carrick  Julie  1FamilyTree  6 Oct 2001  Trams  Abt 1976    possible JULIE A CARRICK 27-MAY-74 54901 
202 I148026  Carroll  Catherine Mary  1FamilyTree  10 Jun 1890  McDonald  6 Jun 1866  18 May 1937  Carroll, Catherine Female White May 4, 1867 Blank James Carroll & Catherine Kennedy Ottilia Buhl & Joseph Buhl 1294 
203 I67298  Carroll  Chad  1FamilyTree      Aft 1977    Birth Date is 20 Feb Year unknown 
204 I42496  Carroll  Margaret  1FamilyTree  Bef 1894  Ruppert  9 Jul 1867  7 Nov 1945  possible from Ill marriage indexRUPPERT, NEIL FLANIGAN, MAGGIE COOK 09/08/1894 No V ol or page # / Lic # 222588 
205 I308024  Carroll  Mary  1FamilyTree  12 Jul 1904  Lerum  10 Jul 1875  29 Aug 1959  Carroll, Mary Lerum, John C. July 12, ???? 02 0333 U 4813 
206 I49629  Carroll  Michael  1FamilyTree      Bef 1849  Bef 1949  possible 1881 Canadian census;
Montague, Lanark South, Ontario Family Hi story Library Film 1375869 NA Film Number C-13233 District 111 Sub-district J Division 2 Page Number 38 Hous ehold Number 149
Michael CARROLL M Male Irish 44 O Ontario Farmer Cathol
Joanna CARROLL M Female Irish 38 O Ontario Catholic
Daniel CARROLL Male Irish 17 O Ontario Farmer Son Catholic
Maggie CARROLL Female Irish 15 O Ontario Catholic
Dennis CARROLL Male Irish 13 O Ontario Catholic
James CARROLL Male Irish 11 O Ontario Catholic
Michael CARROLL Male Irish 9 O Ontario Catholic
George CARROLL Male Irish 7 O Ontario Catholic
Stephen CARROLL Male Irish 6 O Ontario Catholic
William CARROLL Male Irish 5 O Ontario Catholic
May E. CARROLL Female Irish 3 O Ontario Catholic
Ann J. CARROLL Female Irish 1 O Ontario Catholic 
207 I42449  Casey  Clifford  1FamilyTree      Bef 1911  Yes, date unknown  possibly of Merriville, IN. 
208 I92099  Casey  Ingeborg  1FamilyTree    Smith      Possible children from a previous marriage
Brian Casey abt 1969
Evan Casey abt 1969 
209 I109906  Casey  Steve  1FamilyTree          8/7/1962 or 10/15/1957 or 2/27/1959 
210 I17773  Cashen  Frances "Fannie"  1FamilyTree  15 Sep 1886  Cox  Abt Feb 1866  Abt 1945  None of the female Cashin listed in 1907 Wisconsin Marriage index match es to a marriage with John Cox. 
211 I170060  Casper  Catharina "Katie"  1FamilyTree  23 Jun 1884  Milhaupt    Abt 2 Nov 1887  Possibly?;
Name: Katie Casper
Death Date: 22 Aug 1887
County: Jefferson
Volume: 01
Page #: 0274
Reel: 037
Image: 1085
ImageNum: 100782
Sequence #: 056847
Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index. 
212 I19344  Caspersen  Amy  1FamilyTree  3 Jun 1996  Hooyman  Abt 1961    possible AMY E CASPERSEN 07-MAY-67 76039
AMY - CASPERSEN 21-FEB-66 98407 
213 I140619  Castle  E. Dalton  1FamilyTree      Aft 1916    This was her Stepson 
214 I336527  Cecil  Christapher James  1FamilyTree      20 Sep 1971    Origin of the Cecil Name: Welsh (Monmouthshire): from the Old Welsh personal name Seisyllt, an altered form of the Latin name Sextilius, a derivative of Sextus meaning 'sixth'. The spelling has been modified as a result of folk etymological association with the Latin name C(a)ecilius, a derivative of caecus 'blind'.
Source: Dictionary of American Family Names ©2013, Oxford University Press 
215 I342725  Cecil  John Baptist (IMMIGRATED)  1FamilyTree      Abt 1634  6 Jun 1698  Occupation: Gunsmith
Religion: Catholic
Event: Land White Acres, 150a, Long Neck 100a
Event: Fact owned the Ship Martha Constant

There is some dispute from Erv Chell, a Cecil researcher that this John is the sone of Thomas.
John Cicill (Spelled Cissel and Cecil) the immigrant from Wales, England in 1658, died in 1698 and left a will in St. Mary's County naming wife Mary (possibly Calvert), and sons John, William, Thomas, Richard, Robert, Edward and James (Liber PC 1, page 104, film 144424) From the book "Colonial Settlers, St. Clement's Bay 1734-1780, St. Mary's County, Maryland" by Mary Louise Donnelly, states "John Cissell (Cecil), a Catholic, immigrated to the Province of Maryland in 1658 from Wales, England (Patents 4:29). He married Mary __________. Upon his arrival, John Cissell was a man of means as he purchased a number of tracts in St. Mary's County. He became possessor of 150 acres of "White Acre" which on 12-Nov-1652 had been patented for William Brough on 25-Nov-1642, who died in 1651leaving his total estate to his wife Sarah (w 1:37). By 1707 the sons of John Cissell owned this acreage. John Cissell purchased 100 acres of "Cadloe" as did his brother William, which was patented on 4-Nov-1650 for Joseph Cadloe, who died in 1652. John Cissell also obtained 100 acres of "Long Neck" which on 10-Jun-1681 had been surveyed for John Addison who moved to Prince Georges County, Maryland. John Cissell, a gunsmith, wrote his will on 28-Apr-1698 and it was probated on 6-Jun-1698. To his sons Joh, William, Thomas, he left 150 acres of "White Acre." To his sons Richard and Robert he left 100 acres of "Long Neck". His son Edward was to receive the home plantation "Poplar Neck" after the death of Mary. If Edward died without heirs it was to pass to his youngest son James. On 26-Jul-1698 the estate of John Cissell was appraised and valued at L75.11.oo (inv 16;200.)From Salisbury Family Genealogy: In 1658 John, came to Maryland t look after his family's interests. (see notes on his father.) John settled in St. Mary's Co. !John Cicill (spelled Cissel and Cecil), the immigrant from Wales, England in 1658, died in 1698 and left a will in St. Mary's County naming wife Mary ? (possibly Calvert), and sons John, William, Thomas, Richard, Robert, Edward and James (Liber PC 1 page 104, film 144424).

William Cicell, son of John and Mary, died in St. Mary's County leaving Arthur, Luke, Margaret, Ann, Matthew and Clare.

Thomas Cissell, son of John and Mary, died in 1724 leaving a son, John, and a brother James. James Cissel, son of John and Mary, died in 1717 leaving James, Mary and Ruth.
Thomas Sissell, the immigrant in 1675, died in St. Mary's County in 1701 and left a will naming son, George, son-in-law James Thompson, brother, George and daughter-in-law, Betty.

Some claims have been made that John Cicill, son of John, the immigrant in 1658, was
the same John, of Prince Georges County, who married Elizabeth Sollers, and it has also been proposed that William, John the emigrant's son, was also living in Prince George's Co., but these claims have never been proven.

This information comes from "The Cecil Family of Maryland" by Walter V. Ball,
book call #929.273 C322b. Also from the will of John a copy of which is in
file.

From the book "Colonial Settlers, St. Clement's Bay 1734-1780, St. Mary's County, Maryland" by Mary Louise Donnelly, states "John Cissell (Cecil), a Catholic, immigrated to the Province of Maryland in 1658 from Wales, England (Patents 4:29). He married Mary_______. Upon his arrival John Cissell was a man of means as he purchased a numer of tracts in St. Mary's County. He became the possessor of 150 acres of "White Acre" which on 11/12/1652 had been patented to Samuel Harris; 200 acres of "Poplar Neck" which had been patented for William Brough on 11/25/1642, who died in 1651 leaving his total estate to his wife Sarah (w 1:37). By 1707 the sons of John Cissell owned this acreage. John Cissell purchased 100 acres of "Cadloe" as did his brother William, which was patented on 11/4/1650 for Joseph Cadloe, who died in 1652. John Cissell also obtained 100 acres of "Long Neck" which on 6/10/1681 had been surveyed for John Addison who moved to Prince George's County.
John Cissell, a gunsmith, wrote his will on 4/28/1698 and it was probated on 6/6/1698. To his sons John, William and Thomas, he left 150 acres of "White Acre." To his sons Richard and Robert he left 100 acres of "Long Neck". His son Edward was to receive the home plantation "Poplar Neck" after the death of his wife. If Edward died without heirs it was to pass to his youngest son James. On 7/26/1698 the estate of John Cissell was appraised and valued at L75.11.oo (inv 16;200)
Elise Greenup Jourdan, in "Early Families of Southern Maryland, Volume 1" 1992, states that "the Cecils and Cissells were prolific families who settled in Maryland, Virginia and Pennsylvania in the 17th century. Their descendants pioneered lands in Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio, Illinois and many other states. " Generally, Cecil is used for the Protestant lines and Cissell for the Catholic, but there are many spellings used in an assortment of records that are not consistent.
From Paul Tobler's research
John and family had a sailing vessel called the "Martha Constant" that plyed between Barbados Colony and the Maryland Colony, plus visits to Nevis, Virgin Islands. Some of these sailings could have been made for the transport of indentured servants. Barbados dated from 1627 with the British, Maryland dated 1632 and Nevis dated from 1627-28 with the British.
from Karen Salisbury: In Colonial Settlers of St. Clement's Bay 1734-1780, St. Mary's County, Md, by Mary Louise Donnelly, Will: Probated 16 June 1698, Appraised 26 July 1698, ...Ship Martha Constant...

Whis the James Cissell who is litsted in Hottens "Lists of Emigrants to America 1600-1700" on p 452, has a James Cissel, with 22 acres of Land in St. Michael's Parish, Barbadoes with 1 hired servant, 0 bought servants, 16 negroes?

from Paul Tobler:
Property that John B. Cecil owned was called "Cadloe", "Longneck"
"White Acres", "Poplar Neck"
3)a. Cadloe he had originally obtained 100 acres upon arrival.
3)b. Longneck of 100 acres was added.
3)c. White Acres of 150 acres was added.
3)d. Poplar Neck of 200 acres was added.

Therefore he had a minimum of 550 acres of property.

The home place was on "Poplar Neck" where they lived with the residence
there. 
216 I336528  Cecil  Roger Dale  1FamilyTree      27 Feb 1946    NOT the Roger D Cecil who died in 1967 
217 I307341  Chambers  Clarence  1FamilyTree      Abt 1869  18 Sep 1885  Eau claire 1930
Clarence Chambers 56
Julia A Chambers 53

Name: Clarence Henry Chambers
Birth: 9 Aug 1873
Residence: Eau Claire, Wisconsin
Other: Eau Claire County

wis deaths
Bennie L Chambers 24 May 1896 Outagamie 02 103

wis marriages
Name: Clarence Chambers
Marriage: 19 Oct 1903 - Eau Claire 
218 I16349  Chapman  JoAnn  1FamilyTree  15 Jun 1968  Campbell  30 Apr 1948    possible birth date 1/30/1943 
219 I102015  Charbeneau  Janine  1FamilyTree  Aft 1979  McInnis    Yes, date unknown  Nov 19 
220 I41189  Chester  Julie Frances  1FamilyTree  8 Oct 1983  Wetering  Bef 1965    Born 2/20/???? 
221 I17059  Chopin  John M.  1FamilyTree      26 Jun 1841  14 Jun 1917  Possible newspsper articles;
Chopin-Van Eperen Arnold Van Eperen, Ura Chopin Kaukauna Times 1/15/1925 5 Wedding
Shower Marie Chopin Kaukauna Times 11/16/1922 4 Wedding Shower
Died Mary Chopin, Anton Pfeiffer, Mrs. Rheinhardt Yingling, nee Elizabeth Knickner, Richard Bohm Kaukauna Times 5/10/1918 7 Obituary
Three Die Last Night Anton Pfeiffer, Mrs. Anton Chopin, Son of Mr. & Mrs. R. S. Bohm Kaukauna Times 5/03/1918 5 Death Notice
Local News Son to Mr. & Mrs. Will Chopin, son to Mr. & Mrs. John G. Plank Kaukauna Sun 7/13/1916 5 Birth
Personal Items Girl to Mr. & Mrs. William Chopin Kaukauna Sun 3/26/1914 6 Birth
Catherine Chopin Catherine Chopin Kaukauna Sun 6/29/1911 1 Obit
Renn-Chopin Lena Renn & William Chopin Kaukauna Sun 7/21/1910 1 Wedding
Town Topics Daughter to Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Chopin Kaukauna Sun 3/18/1909 5 Birth
Judgment for $850 Jos. Chopin / Oscar Bosser / C.W. Howard Paper Co. Kaukauna Sun 2/08/1906 A1 News
Visited by fire Mr. Calwois; Faust Family and Chopin family Kaukauna Sun 9/28/1894 A1 News
Multum in Parvo Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Jno. Chopin Kaukauna Times 1/28/1881 3 Obituary 
222 I37576  Christen  Anna  1FamilyTree  28 Apr 1790  Wusten  Bef 1772  Bef 1872  noted married at St. Michael? 
223 I18881  Cisler  Carole Mae  1FamilyTree  24 Nov 1956  Oudenhoven  19 May 1933  31 Dec 2024  had a marriage date of 4/16/1988 until corrected by info from Donald's obi t. 
224 I176483  Clark  Emma V.  1FamilyTree  Bef 1921  Ellis  Abt Oct 1875  Abt 1944  Name Marriage Date County Volume Page
Emma Inez Clark 28 Sep 1904 Brown 06 0356
Joseph P Jeffrey 28 Sep 1904 Brown 06 0356
Frank Knapp 28 Sep 1904 Brown 06 0356
Mae Zubigg 28 Sep 1904 Brown 06 0356

I don't believe that Emma ever married. She's enumerated with her mother in the 1920 Federal Census, Wrightstown, Brown County, Wisconsin, (aged) 44 years old, and still single. 
225 I317317  Clark  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1927  Bef 2004  Possible?
Child Dies John Francis Clark Kaukauna Times 4/26/1927 3 Obituary 
226 I36256  Clark  Stephen H.  1FamilyTree      Aft 1939    possible; Clark, Stephen H Washington, DC 20009 (202)234-8583 
227 I53282  Claubus  Joyce Darlene  1FamilyTree  Aft 1946  Summers  Abt 1928  Yes, date unknown  Died aft 1981
possible Summers,
Joyce 76896 California Dr,Palm Desert, CA 92211-7730 (76 0)345-6893
JOYCE D SUMMERS 02-DEC-30 11238 OR JOYCE D SUMMERS 19-MAR-35 77530 OR
JOY CE D SUMMERS 11-AUG-49 29169
JOYCE D SUMMERS 13-MAR-50 30088 OR
JOYCE D SUMMERS 23-NOV-33 97405 
228 I20783  Clements  Christopher  1FamilyTree      Aft 1966    possible? Christopher Joh Clements 1972 Stefanie Ann Schleifer 1973 La C rosse 30 Jul 1994 
229 I17424  Clune  Daniel C.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1830  4 Nov 1903  Not sure if related to Daniel Clune of Hollandtown aged 25 in 1860 marri ed to a Bridget by 1870. Also there is a Denis Clune in Hollandtown. 
230 I19548  Clune  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1860  Aft 1903  possible marriage; Hattie Oleary 18 Nov 1890 Brown 05 0027, John Clu ne 18 Nov 1890 Brown 05 0027
possible, 1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 3/30/1905; John Clune will dispose of h is livestock and farm at auction on Saturday.
Possible 1920 in Alma, Jackson Co. Wi. John 62. Mary 60, son John 30. 
231 I9616  Clune  Raymond John  1FamilyTree      17 Oct 1900  30 Sep 1942  possible listed as son of Elizabeth Clune in 1920 Buchanan Census age 20 . ..page 13B on Route 1



No death record found in Wis death index 1959-1979 
232 I7953  Coenen  Duane Clarence  1FamilyTree      29 Jan 1937  10 Sep 2010  Oh yeah uncle Duane has a brother Don (probable Donald) who is marri ed to Joann and they had a son who died during a memorial weekend ov er 10 years ago. The son was the only child........I believe his name w as tommy............ 
233 I16652  Coenen  Eleanor Johanna  1FamilyTree  1 Jul 1937  Nytes  2 Feb 1914  10 Apr 1977  Either daughter or adopted daughter of Henry Verhagen and Anna Coenen. 
234 I2741  Coenen  John  1FamilyTree      2 Oct 1833  Aft 1910  possibly listed as John W. Coonen in Civil war serving in Wisconsin 5th infantry 
235 I116755  Coenen  Mary  1FamilyTree  5 Jun 1935  Strean  15 Oct 1905  22 Jun 1997  3 step children; Robert 5/31/1928, Royal 12/05/1929-6/01/1959, Rueben 8/02/1931 
236 I311386  Coenen  Notes On  1FamilyTree          Joanna Maria Coenen
Deceased on Sunday, September 1, 1833 Zeeland
Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 29 opgemaakt op: 3-9-1833
Overleden: Joanna Maria Coenen, 62 jaar
Beroep overledene: boerin
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: echtgenote van Andries van Hout
Datum overlijden: 1-9-1833
dochter van
Vader: Cornelus Coenen
Moeder: Johanna Jacobs


Johanna Coenen
Deceased on Saturday, March 22, 1834 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 14 opgemaakt op: 24-3-1834
Overleden: Johanna Coenen, 72 jaar
Beroep overledene: boerin
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: echtgenote van Johannes Vogels
Datum overlijden: 22-3-1834
dochter van
Vader: Cornelis Coenen
Moeder: Johanna Jacob Adriaans


Anna Maria Coenen
Deceased on Monday, July 3, 1837 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 20 opgemaakt op: 5-7-1837
Overleden: Anna Maria Coenen, 69 jaar
Beroep overledene: boerin
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: weduwe van Joseph Arts
Datum overlijden: 3-7-1837
dochter van
Vader: Hendrik Coenen
Moeder: Wilhelmina Janssen


Cornelia Coenen
Deceased on Saturday, May 30, 1840 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 23 opgemaakt op: 30-5-1840
Overleden: Cornelia Coenen, 70 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: weduwnaar van Hermen Reinier Roelofs
Datum overlijden: 30-5-1840
dochter van
Vader: Cornelis Coenen
Moeder: Johanna Jacobs
Opmerkingen: akte bevat meer informatie
Aanvullende informatie: Eerder weduwe van Adriaan Josephs



Johanna Coenen
Deceased on Friday, April 17, 1846 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 13 opgemaakt op: 17-4-1846
Overleden: Johanna Coenen, 57 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Reek
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: echtgenoot van Cornelis van Bakel
Datum overlijden: 17-4-1846
dochter van
Vader: Willem Coenen
Moeder: Hendrina van der Sluis


Antonetta Coenen
Deceased on Wednesday, May 5, 1852 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 23 opgemaakt op: 7-5-1852
Overleden: Antonetta Coenen, 53 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Leijden Z-H
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: ongehuwd
Datum overlijden: 5-5-1852
dochter van
N.N.


Johanna Maria Coenen
Deceased on Sunday, January 25, 1857 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 5 opgemaakt op: 27-1-1857
Overleden: Johanna Maria Coenen, 60 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: weduwe van Lamert Kuipers
Datum overlijden: 25-1-1857
dochter van
Vader: Mathijs Coenen
Moeder: Anna Maria Verhagen


Johanna Maria Hendrik Coenen
Deceased on Tuesday, October 27, 1857 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 44 opgemaakt op: 27-10-1857
Overleden: Johanna Maria Hendrik Coenen, 82 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: ongehuwd
Datum overlijden: 27-10-1857
dochter van
Vader: Hendrik Coenen
Moeder: Wilhelmina Janssen


Antonie Coenen
Deceased on Sunday, January 21, 1872 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 11 opgemaakt op: 22-1-1872
Overleden: Antonie Coenen, 53 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Zeeland
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: weduwnaar van Catharina van Daale
Datum overlijden: 21-1-1872
zoon van
Vader: Johannes Coenen
Moeder: Peternel Peeters


Anna Coenen
Deceased on Wednesday, April 5, 1899 Zeeland

Plaats: Zeeland, bron: BHIC-Veghel
Burgerlijke Stand Overlijden, aktenummer: 13 opgemaakt op: 5-4-1899
Overleden: Anna Coenen, 77 jaar
Geboorteplaats overledene: Reek
Woonplaats overledene: Zeeland
Relatie: weduwe van Gerardus van Berkel
Datum overlijden: 5-4-1899
dochter van
Vader: Johannes Coenen
Moeder: Petronella Peters 
237 I23142  Coenen  Peter George  1FamilyTree      24 Oct 1902  9 Aug 1991  Possible Birth record Brown Co Vol 17/2345 3/16/1897 
238 I50335  Coenen  Petronella  1FamilyTree  30 Jun 1851  VanGrunsven  14 Nov 1833  22 Apr 1911  Henry Greene
Born: in Boekel, Noord Brabant, , Netherlands
Died: EditMarriage: 30 Jun 1851 in Depere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA Edit
Children Sex BirthJohanna Maria VanGreensvon F 1850 in , , Wisconsin, USA Ed it
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Henry Vangrunsven
Born: 1830 in Holland
Died: 13 Jul 1885 in , Washington, Oregon, USA EditMarriage: 30 Jun 1851 in De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA Edit
Children Sex BirthJohanna Maria VanGreensvon F 1850 in , , Wisconsin, USA Ed itMaria Elizabeth Vangreensven F 3 May 1856 in , Brown, Wisconsin, U SA EditJohn Vangrunsven M 1857 in , , Wisconsin, USA EditMary Van Grunsven F 12 Dec 1859 in De Pere, , Wisconsin, USA Ed itPetronella Green F 3 Apr 1860 in , , Wisconsin, USA EdTheodore Vangrunsven M 1864 in , , Wisconsin, USA Edit
Dora Vangrunsven F 1869 Edit
Hattie Vangrunsven F 1873 EditWilliam Vangrunsven M 1875 in , , Wisconsin, USA 
239 I50335  Coenen  Petronella  1FamilyTree  30 Oct 1894  VanderZanden  14 Nov 1833  22 Apr 1911  Henry Greene
Born: in Boekel, Noord Brabant, , Netherlands
Died: EditMarriage: 30 Jun 1851 in Depere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA Edit
Children Sex BirthJohanna Maria VanGreensvon F 1850 in , , Wisconsin, USA Ed it
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Henry Vangrunsven
Born: 1830 in Holland
Died: 13 Jul 1885 in , Washington, Oregon, USA EditMarriage: 30 Jun 1851 in De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA Edit
Children Sex BirthJohanna Maria VanGreensvon F 1850 in , , Wisconsin, USA Ed itMaria Elizabeth Vangreensven F 3 May 1856 in , Brown, Wisconsin, U SA EditJohn Vangrunsven M 1857 in , , Wisconsin, USA EditMary Van Grunsven F 12 Dec 1859 in De Pere, , Wisconsin, USA Ed itPetronella Green F 3 Apr 1860 in , , Wisconsin, USA EdTheodore Vangrunsven M 1864 in , , Wisconsin, USA Edit
Dora Vangrunsven F 1869 Edit
Hattie Vangrunsven F 1873 EditWilliam Vangrunsven M 1875 in , , Wisconsin, USA 
240 I44059  Coll  Cathryn  1FamilyTree  Abt Mar 1968  O'Connell  Abt 1948    possible Kathleen Ann Coll 6 Dec 1948 Female Omahoney Solano 
241 I300052  Colwell  Patrick  1FamilyTree      Abt 1820  12 Jun 1906  possible 1880 census holland; Patrick Colwell 55
Mary Colwell 54
Anne Colwell 19
Peter Colwell 17
Patrick Colwell 16

Name: Patrick Colwell
Death Date: 12 Jun 1906
County: Brown
Volume: 04
Page #: 0475
Reel: 008
Image: 0878
Index Volume: 02
ImageNum: 100903
Sequence #: 065587
Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index. 
242 I109488  Combs  Thomas  1FamilyTree      Aft 1927  Bef 2004  possible; Name: Thomas H. Combs Birth: 6 Feb 1939 Death: 18 Dec 2002 - Fort Lauderdale, Broward, Florida, United States of America Civil: Wisconsin 
243 I2857  Conrad  John  1FamilyTree      14 Apr 1838  8 Jun 1914  possibly had a prominent brother William or Wilhelm Conrad in Milwaukee, that immigrated in 1858 and was from Rahmrad, Dusseldorf. 
244 I23007  Conrad  Kathleen Ann  1FamilyTree  25 Aug 1973  Brockman  27 Jun 1951    possible born in 1950 
245 I33126  Conrad  Kenneth Donald  1FamilyTree      7 Mar 1932  Yes, date unknown  birth date 1932 or 1933?
Birth location Kaukauna or Gillett? 
246 I27619  Conrad  Kristy  1FamilyTree  14 Sep 1991  Fox  Abt 1969    Kristy Birth date On 12/28 in Appleton
Marriage ? in Freedom 
247 I29079  Conrad  Leonard  1FamilyTree      10 Nov 1888  10 May 1957  Different wife??
Freedom
Anna Drusick, Leonard Conrad
Kaukauna Sun | Date: 07/01/1915 | Page: 8 | Type: Wedding 
248 I165573  Conrady  Christina  1FamilyTree    Tuttle  3 Oct 1862  16 Jun 1921  was linked, married to Seth Tuttle, but some dates must be wrong as she born in 1871 1st child in 1884? married at age 8 in 1879? doesnt make sense. 
249 I9405  Coonen  Daniel  1FamilyTree      3 Jun 1932    Originally named Joseph, twin of John who died at 1 day old. Renamed Danie l 
250 I2748  Coonen  George William  1FamilyTree      14 Feb 1871  2 Mar 1940  possible birth date 2/09/1872? 
251 I64084  Coonen  Helen C.  1FamilyTree    Laskowski  Aft 1930    possibles-?HELEN LASKOWSKI 21 Jun 1902 Jul 1972 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI WI (1973 ) 3 89-68-8984HELEN LASKOWSKI 5 Oct 1893 Sep 1979 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI WI (Before 19 51 ) 390-22-0724HELEN LASKOWSKI 2 Feb 1916 10 Mar 1997 Green Bay, Brown, WI WI (1971 ) 392 -64-1946

Birth Date?; July 2 ? 
252 I112024  Coonen  Jean  1FamilyTree  Aft 1938  Imboden  Abt 1920    Possible?; Name: Jean P. Imboden SSN: 189-09-1845 Last Residence: 17112 Harrisburg, Dauphin, Pennsylvania, United States of America Born: 3 Apr 1919 Died: 15 May 1999 State (Year) SSN issued: Pennsylvania (Before 1951 ) 
253 I2717  Coonen  Jessica J.  1FamilyTree      27 Dec 1974    JESSICA J COONEN 27-DEC-74 61821 
254 I2743  Coonen  Martin  1FamilyTree      22 Dec 1840  21 Jan 1915  Name was changed from Coenen as a result of Civil war error, he is the one who lost a finger in the civil war that he received a pension for. When they sent his check they misspelled his name to Coonen so he changed it to Coonen from there on. His brothers and sisters continued to use the Coenen version. 
255 I28648  Cooney  Susan  1FamilyTree  6 Oct 1973  Huss  9 Nov 1949    SUSAN - HUSS 09-NOV-49 54136 
256 I35135  Cooper  James  1FamilyTree          born Between 1795 and 1850?
Died Between 1811 and 1926 
257 I35138  Cooper  Michael Ryan  1FamilyTree        Abt 1886  born Between 1786 and 1856? 
258 I308794  Cooper  Walter Bowe  1FamilyTree      29 Jul 1895  30 Jun 1952  possibly?; Name: Wallace Cooper
City: Not Stated
County: Outagamie
State: Wisconsin
Birthplace: Wisconsin;United States of America
Birth Date: 7 Nov 1890
Race: Indian (Native American)
Roll: 1674881 
259 I163064  Cordy  Owen  1FamilyTree      16 Aug 1839  Aft 1900  Nic Cordi immigrated to the port of New York in 1855 at age 26 on the ship Robert Sloman along with Peter Cordi and A.M. Cordi, both 17. They may have been his younger siblings. He was from Prussia and listed his occupation as farmer, as did Peter. A.M. Cordi listed her occupation as servant.They reported that their destination was Illinois.
A Nicholaus Cordi and Catherine Arenz had a son Joseph Maria Cordi on Feb. 8, 1868 in Stockbridge, Calumet. This has to be the same Nic Cordi, but I can't explain his wife's name, unless he married Mary Holzer after Catherine Arenz. Information was from the Calumet birth records.
Also from the Calumet birth records, a John Leopold Cordy and Catherine Anna had a son Frank Cordy on Dec. 14, 1891 in Harrison. They had older children John and Herman. I don't know if this family is related or not.
Nicholas Cordy bought farmland in Wisconsin, and was registered there in 1893.
By the time of the 1900 census, Nic's wife Mary Holzer had died. Living with him were four children: Rosa (26), Frank (21), Lucy (18) and Nicholas (16). The names of the other children came from family trees posted by others and may or may not be correct for this family. To date I have not been able to locate Nic Cordy on 1860, 1870, or 1880 census records.


Courtland, Wis 1880

Name Age
Owen Cordy 40
Mary Cordy 36
Willie O. Cordy 10
Walter J. Cordy 5
Franklin R. Cordy 2
Isaac D. Cordy 79
John K. Gavin 20 
260 I63562  Cornelissen  Anton  1FamilyTree      21 Sep 1829  19 Jun 1905  Possibly related Wis Marriages; Name: Petronella Cornelissen Marriage Date: 19 Nov 1889 County: Brown Volume: 04 Page: 0395 
261 I79915  Cornelissen  Regina "Jenna"  1FamilyTree      11 Sep 1885  8 Jun 1973  Possible; Name: Regina Cornelissen Marriage Date: 16 May 1905 County: Brown Volume: 06 Page: 0392Name: H J Berg Marriage Date: 16 May 1905 County: Brown Volume: 06 Page: 0392 
262 I36699  Coughlin  Deborah  1FamilyTree  Bef 1867  Finnerty  Abt 1850  Abt 1925  maiden possibly Gaughlin? 
263 I20164  Cox  Alice M.  1FamilyTree  22 May 1956  Leis  6 May 1937    ALICE M LEIS 06-MAY-37 54648 
264 I37515  Cox  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Abt 1816  McKenna  Abt 1790  Abt 1835  The connection of Catherine Cox to brother Patrick and sister Mary is NOT PROVEN, it is assumed on the basis that McKenna (or Kenna) were listed as baptismal sponsors for Mary Powers and Powers family member were named as baptismal sponsors for McKenna's. 
265 I6094  Cox  John D.  1FamilyTree      19 Jan 1868  Aft 1938  possible of Pulaski wi at 1938 death of mother. 
266 I6084  Cox  Katharine  1FamilyTree  5 Feb 1917  Kobussen  30 Sep 1881  23 Dec 1919  In a note from unknown relative Kathryn Cox Kobussen is listed as in "Vanscout" Canada
In a note from Helen Dillon, Katherine Cox taught school in Wisconsin and was an accomplished pianist. She married peter and moved to Canada, her only son Robert died at 18 months. Katherine contracted tuberculosis and died at age 38. 
267 I6105  Cox  Margaret  1FamilyTree  4 Nov 1919  Summers  4 Jul 1893  7 Dec 1984  1977 See letter she wrote to possibly Carol Rothe who updated the Rice fam ily history? In the letter she mentions that she and her sister Helen marr ied first cousins. 
268 I102026  Cox  Michael  1FamilyTree      Abt 1810  Aft 1901  The relationship that Michael Cox is a brother to Patrick Cox and Mary C ox is NOT Proven. but considering that these persons were baptismal sponso rs of children implies a relationship. 
269 I17612  Cox  Patrick  1FamilyTree      Abt 1831  Abt 1881  Possible Look in 1850 Census Hamden, New Haven Co page 222
Lived in Hartford Conn.
possible 1860 census Waterbury page 67 
270 I42  Cox  Unknown  1FamilyTree      Bef 1770  Bef 1870  Possibly had another son Michael Cox who married Mary Kenna, child Elisab et hwas born 3/16/1848 godparents wer P. Powers of Bealkelly and Anna Powe rs of Ballyheefy?Daughter Catharine also married a McKenna, Patrick and several children a re documented. 
271 I29388  Cox  William  1FamilyTree      Abt Sep 1862  Between 1930 and 1962  possibly listed in Hartford Bridge, Souvenir Number, American Enterpris e, October 6, 7, 8, 1908, Greater Hartford, 1818-1908
RAOGK sent April 2005) I am search for the death dates of William COX a nd his wife Margaret (Cunningham) Cox. They were both alive in the 1930 Ce nsus in Hartford, their ages listed as 65, so I would guess between 1930 a nd 1950.They had 3 children, Mary born 4/09/1884, Margaret born about Sept 1886 a nd Walter born about Oct 1892.Margaret is no longer living with the family in the 1910 Census so I am l ooking for her marriage or death record between 1900-1910.In the 1930 Census, the parents William and Margaret are living with the f amily of Philip and Mary SHERIDA? (Very hard to read the spelling)SO, I would be looking for the marriage record of Mary shortly after 191 0. 
272 I19048  Cramer  Dean Aron  1FamilyTree      30 Aug 1960    possible DEAN R CRAMER 03-AUG-60 54911

Dean R Cramer 1960 Coenen 1961 Outagamie 2 Nov 1978 
273 I86545  Crane  Steven Richard  1FamilyTree      Between 1956 and 1963    Born 7/05/??
resides chilton
married and divorced

Possibly?; Steven R Crane 1960 Lori A Mallmann 1964 Calumet 3 May 1986 
274 I170841  Crawford  Sarah  1FamilyTree  Abt 1901  Schmidt  29 Aug 1869  13 Mar 1904  First married a Mr. Greschel and then John F Schmidt. Daughter of Nicholas Crawford and Mary Augusta Arthurs. Mother to Clem and Leo from second marriage. 
275 I19911  Creiglow  Paul David  1FamilyTree      21 Feb 1956    birth date from anybirthday.com PAUL - CREIGLOW 21-FEB-56 92227 
276 I4999  Cripps  John  1FamilyTree      Bef 1841  Bef 1941  possibly the John W. Cripps listed on the 1900 Census in Nicolett coun ty in Minnesota (ED 207 page 11B) at St. Peters State Hospital for the In sane, listed age 65 born 1835 in England, widowed his occupation list ed as Blacksmith 
277 I34416  Cripps  Pearson Peter  1FamilyTree      26 Apr 1864  20 Nov 1944  Had birth date as 1861 until changed from info provided by Dr. Tom Ryan in Mar 2004.
1890-1891 Search Terms: CRIPPS (4) Database: Duluth, Minnesota Directorie s, 1890-92Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Y earPeter Cripps butcher N H Witt boards 112 E Superior Duluth MN 1890, 18 91Peter Cripps driver N H Witt boards 131 W 1st Duluth MN 1891, 1892

From Marion Harney Newbury in July 2003 Cripps was a butcher by trade, he was also a drinker, Aunt Ella went back to live with Winifred on the family farm in Kaukauna as they didn't have a retirement plan and he stayed at the Bethel home for men in Duluth , Minn... he died before she did , however, after I was born as the family tells stories of he in his butcher apron grabbing me to hoist in the air, etc. He was a nice guy...she died in Wis at age 93.
I have asked my brother, John to request the military records as he was Marine...Bay of Pigs....Mal, was in the Marines, John was in the Army, qui te a hero, Tom was in the Navy...Mal had the greatest picture of the three of them, each in respective uniforms which disappeared along with most of his belongings from his apartment in Minneapolis as he outlived Gladys, they had no children and his attorney ripped him off as did his house keeper...it was a shame ..he had scrapbooks of famous people who had s nt himn things and he had willed them to me. He left legacy to each of his nieces and nephews and we wouldn't have gotten a dime if cousin, Tim hadn't threatened the attorney with criminal action,...tjhat's the trouble with the Harney men..they outlive their spouses and keep their good looks and this money grubbers go after them and their first wife was good, kind, and honest so they are quite naive .. John who raised Pat and Tim after their father was killed and their mother died a years later..they were 2 & 3 made a will in which he left his properties which were consideral to Pat and Tim ...the will was not "found" until a year or two after his death and someone mailed it to Catharine, who in turn mailed it to me and I called Tim...Laura and her two sons..who were right out of the Munsters ( undertakers at that) had taken all his money and hid the will....and then I had to step in and save Dad from Hulda and her relatives at the end..Hulda means witch in Swedish and they sure knew how to name her...You will not hear from Tim who had a lovely wife named Ginny and 5 grownk ids. Pat is blind from years of alcholism..he was in the Marines...a career Marine that is why; he is in San diego..his name is, James Patrick Harney...Tim is Lawrence Timothy Harney. He was in the national guard.The Tom Harneys are still in Boca Ratan Florida...Mary Margaret Paganie (sp)and Tom Junior and his wife, Rosemary but the oldest, Mary Catharine died at age 35 having married a tom Donohue and had 7 children;;; ;lived in Superior, Wisconsin. She died in childbirth and tim and wife ginny took the new baby in for a time and I believe she just got married..the baby that is... Tim has 5 children who are now adults but he has not responded to my requests that he respond to you or lInda...he says he has one son who might be interested in history but he isn't. He is retired fr om his accounting buisness and seldom is in touch with his brother, pat..who became the black sheep of the family when he tried fraud on Uncle Mal in the early 60s. he had already alienated most of the family...alcoholic.I have sent you a packet of family docs..so read them and if you have questions ask me. 
278 I317943  Cronin  Johanna  1FamilyTree      Abt Sep 1859  14 Sep 1880  Possible Marriage?; Name: Annie Cronnon
Marriage Date: 24 Feb 1890
County: Outagamie
Volume: 02
Page: 0280 
279 I317335  Cronin  Mary  1FamilyTree      Abt 1847  Yes, date unknown  Possible Marriage?;
Name: Mary Cronan
Marriage Date: 1 Feb 1881
County: Brown
Volume: 03
Page: 0477

POssible Marriage?;
Name: M Cronen
Marriage Date: 8 Sep 1879
County: Outagamie
Volume: 01
Page: 0375 
280 I51578  Crotty  Unknown  1FamilyTree      Bef 1800  Bef 1870  possibly related?1843 Killaloe Church Records Ogonnelloe County Clare, 3/17/1843 Mary bo rn to Michael Crotty and Elisabeth McNamara of Bealkelly, witness Micha el Costello and Mary Crotty. 
281 I154525  Crowe  Patrick  1FamilyTree      Abt 1844  19 Nov 1864  one son dying while a prisoner in a Confederate prison at Salisbury, North Carolina, during the Civil War

http://www.gorowan.com/salisburyprison/guest2006/index.html
First name is OK -: patricia
State you are from? -: Wisconsin
Who do you need info on in reference to Prison or civil war? -: Patrick Crowe, Co I , 48th PA Vol
Your Question or Comment !! -: Need more detailed information on his death, given in aplication for pension benefits by his mother Mary Crowe. Papers say: captured Sept 30, 1864, died Salisbury Prison Nov 19, 1864.I have found no other information through numerous Salisbury web sites, no information on burial or cemetery marker, Could he have been one of those buried in the trenches during that winter? Are there any records of deaths during that winter? Where can I look?
How did you discover the info you have now?: Through his mother's application for veteran's benefits and enlistment papers from national archieves.
Monday, January 9th 2006 - 02:23:59 PM 
282 I30644  Cuene  Martin  1FamilyTree      Abt 1863  1 Jul 1931  possible; Father: Jan CUENE Mother: Beatrix JEUKEN b: 1815 in Bakel,NB,NLD 
283 I11774  Culbert  Patrick Francis  1FamilyTree      31 Oct 1946    possible birth date November 30, 1946 
284 I105097  Culbertson  John Otis  1FamilyTree      Abt 1852  Bef 1952  Possible?; John Culbertson John Culbertson Kaukauna Times 6/26/1924 6 Obituary 
285 I2307  Culligan  Patricia  1FamilyTree  Aft 1963  Wickesberg  Aft 1939    PATRICIA A WICKESBERG 09-JUN-64 54106 or PATRICIA M WICKESBERG 08-DEC- 47 74133 
286 I37836  Curtin  John  1FamilyTree      11 Apr 1846  Bef 1870  possible arrivals, DEWITT CLINTON 004 02-25-1850 265 , CATHERINE 004 08-27 -1851 187 , UNICORN 004 11-18-1848 369 , ROSALINDA 004 12-15-1848 285 
287 I13947  Curtin  Mamie  1FamilyTree  Aft 1901  Erickson  Abt May 1883  Bef 1983  1910 possible Census Oshkosh ed 137 page 8B 
288 I78128  Cuthbert  John L.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1871  Bef 1971  possible; Mysterious death John Nolan Kaukauna Sun 12/09/1904 A1 Dea th notice 
289 I144818  Dabareiner  Lawrence  1FamilyTree      15 Feb 1868  16 Aug 1932  Lawrence was the brother of Katherine (Kate) Danner. Lorenz Dabereiner was a witness when William Diestler and Mathlda Danner were married. He was also a baptismal sponsor for William and Mathilda's oldest child. He was given the name Franklin Heinrich Lorenz Diestler. 
290 I5073  Dahm  Dennis Wayne  1FamilyTree      22 Nov 1959    birth date from anybirthday.com DENNIS W DAHM 22-NOV-59 53004 
291 I45069  Dahm  Donald Lee  1FamilyTree      25 Feb 1948    possible DONALD L DAHM 25-FEB-48 53073 
292 I44974  Dahm  Leroy  1FamilyTree      17 Sep 1957    possible LE R DAHM 17-SEP-57 53074 
293 I35953  Dahm  Monica Jean  1FamilyTree  8 Sep 1973  Haas  22 Jul 1952    MONICA - HAAS 24-AUG-47 53004 Possible 281 Main St Belgium, WI 53004-9642 (262)285-4802 
294 I44975  Dahm  Patricia  1FamilyTree  Aft 1971  Willbrandt  13 Sep 1953    PATRICIA M WILLBRANDT 02-MAY-54 53186
PATRICIA - SCHROEDER 12-SEP-53 97321 
295 I44975  Dahm  Patricia  1FamilyTree  Bef 1985  Schroeder  13 Sep 1953    PATRICIA M WILLBRANDT 02-MAY-54 53186
PATRICIA - SCHROEDER 12-SEP-53 97321 
296 I45066  Dahm  Richard Allen  1FamilyTree      31 Jan 1947    RICHARD A DAHM 31-JAN-47 53004 sent letter Oct 2002 
297 I45065  Dahm  Roger Raymond  1FamilyTree      13 Oct 1945    ROGER R DAHM 13-OCT-45 53095 Sent letter Oct 2002 
298 I308480  Dahms  Meta  1FamilyTree      15 Feb 1896  Yes, date unknown  Name:May C Dahms
Gender:Female
Spouse Name:Edwin H Henry
Spouse Gender:Male
Marriage Date: 15 Jun 1921

1930 census Minneapolis;
Edwin H Henry 38
May Henry 34
Dale H Henry 7
Marian Henry 2 [2 6/12]

1940 Cesus Minneapolis
Edwin Henry 47
May Henry 44
Dale Henry 16
Marian Henry 12

Dale Edwin Henry died May 20, 1983-in Hennepin County, Minnesota Cert # 1983-MN-012326 listing birth date as May 20, 1923.
Marian May Henry was born 27 Oct 1927 in Hennepin County, Minnesota Cert # 1927-43069 
299 I19560  Daniel  Joseph Patrick  1FamilyTree      22 Nov 1961    birth date from anybirthday.com JOSEPH P DANIEL 22-NOV-61 54911Joseph Patrick Daniel 1962 Sara Jean Gabrielson 1961 Outagamie 20 Aug 1 982 
300 I19683  Dasher  Harry L.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1949    possible HARRY L DASHER 15-APR-37 53005 
301 I163695  Daufen  Peter  1FamilyTree      28 May 1856  Abt Nov 1919  Probably children who did not survive infancy
Catharinam Rosaliam Daufen, daughter of Petri and mariae (Wollner) Daufen,
b. July 12, 1889, baptised July 14, 1889. Sponsors: Catharina Bach and Joannis
Daufen

Joannem Paulum Daufen, son of Petro and Maria (Wollner) Daufen, b. Oct 22,
1892, baptised Oct 23, 1892. Sponsors: Joan. Rinn and Anna Daufen. 
302 I27661  Daul  Linda  1FamilyTree  17 Jun 1967  Conrad  8 Jul 1948    LINDA L CONRAD 08-JUL-48 54130
sent letter Oct 2002 
303 I19714  Daul  Norbert  1FamilyTree      7 Dec 1907  28 Mar 1999  Norbitt F Daul 20 Mar 1905 Outagamie 0230 002696 
304 I333779  Dawson  Ellen  1FamilyTree      Abt 1857  Yes, date unknown  POSSIBLE????
Mrs Smith Dead
Ellen Smith, Wm Smith, Mr and Mrs Richard Dawson, Richard and Geo Dawson, Mrs Geo Coy, Mrs Elizabeth Dayton
Kaukauna Times | Date: 02/06/1903 | Page: 5 | Type: Obituary

Is Ellen Dawson married to a Smith and the surivors are the other names mentioned?? 
305 I92339  Day  Debra Dee  1FamilyTree  11 Jun 2005  Smith  14 Feb 1971    Has child from previous relationship; Cameron day, born 12/09/1997 
306 I15642  DeBruin  Donald  1FamilyTree      Aft 1924    March 12 ? 
307 I17466  DeBruin  Fredrick  1FamilyTree      19 Feb 1927  30 Jan 1998  birth date from anybirthday.com FREDERICK - DEBRUIN 19-FEB-27 54130 
308 I18208  DeBruin  Jamie Girard  1FamilyTree      21 Nov 1970    possible JAMIE G DEBRUIN 21-NOV-70 54130 
309 I15621  DeBruin  Joseph Anthony  1FamilyTree      6 Jul 1906  18 Nov 1988  Birthdate also listed: 2/07/1907 
310 I39901  DeBruin  Mary  1FamilyTree  Aft 1964  VanWychen  23 May 1950    MARY - VANWYCHEN 23-MAY-50 54494 
311 I15613  DeBruin  Peter John  1FamilyTree      13 Mar 1869  23 Jan 1945  Possible other children: Joan Maria De Bruin born 1 0/02/1901 in Hollandtown, Brown, WI 
312 I95262  DeBruin  Richard Charles  1FamilyTree      11 May 1951    Possible;
Name:Richard Debruin
Gender:Male
Birth Date:21 Feb 1946
Death Date:3 Jun 1983
SSN:559641015
Branch 1:ARMY
Enlistment Date 1:9 Jan 1968
Release Date 1:8 Jan 1970 
313 I177703  DeBruin  Richard J.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1921    possible:
DeBRUIN, Richard J; 82; ; Milwaukee J-S (WI); 2003-2-20; kap 
314 I18205  DeBruin  Tammy Ann  1FamilyTree  24 Jun 1983  Hansen  6 Jul 1961    possible TAMMY L DEBRUIN 09-DEC-66 54166 
315 I69952  DeBruin  Terri Ann  1FamilyTree  Bef 1988  Reynebeau  Bef 1970    Born Jan 17, 19 ?? 
316 I104251  DeCoster  Joseph  1FamilyTree      Abt 1846  Bef 1946  Name: Joseph Decuster
Marriage Date: 30 Oct 1855
County: Brown
Volume: 02
Page: 0117 
317 I30597  DeGoey  Joan  1FamilyTree  Aft 1974  Nackers  Abt 1956    possibles
JOAN M NACKERS 06-SEP-51 54115
JOAN M NACKERS 23-SEP-58 54113 
318 I75273  Degrave  Josh  1FamilyTree      Aft 1985    Dec 28 
319 I110297  DeGroot  Anna Maria  1FamilyTree  14 Sep 1915  Turek  24 Aug 1895  3 Jun 1994  Had name as Maria Magdelena but DeGroot Family History lists her as Anna Marie. 
320 I62456  DeGroot  Petronella "Nell"  1FamilyTree  Bef 1921  DeGroot  1 Jul 1898  16 Jul 1987  Nell (1898-1987) married James DeGroot (1895-1952), who is no known relati on. James appears to be the son of Louise (1861-1941) & George DeGroot (1 853-1927). To the union of Nell & James living children were born. Eunic e, the daughter of Nell & James, was born in 1936, died in 1948 & is buri ed with her parents. Eunice, "Nellie", James, Louise & George are all bur ied together in their DeGroot Family Plot, in Evergreen Cemetery, Wausauke e, WI. 
321 I37828  Dehen  Johann  1FamilyTree      22 Feb 1813  24 Feb 1850  There appears to be two families in Osburg both using Dehen or Dehn. In t his family it is spelled Dehen, bur daughter Katherina is spelled Dehn wh en she is listed as wife of Matthais Jaekels. 
322 I203082  Delaney  Catherine  1FamilyTree    McConnell  Abt 1831  Yes, date unknown  Included with Delany family on Sep 1847 emigration record, but not included in 1850 census 
323 I11731  DeMeyer  Dorothy  1FamilyTree  10 May 1875  Vanevenhoven  2 Sep 1854  3 Dec 1906  Originally had last name as Engels, changed to DeMeyer from Vanevenhoven f amily history information. 
324 I49281  Dempsey  Raymond  1FamilyTree      Abt 1901  Bef 2001  possible ? RAYMOND DEMPSEY SSN 024-01-2189 Residence: 01420 Fitchbur g, Worcester, MA
Born 14 Jul 1901 Last Benefit: Died May 1964 Issued: MA
posssible DEMPSEY RAY D M/W Y-52 0000155 1942-10 -10 COOK BLUE ISLAND - - 
325 I54821  DeMuth  Jean  1FamilyTree      Bef 1830  Bef 1930  No children were found in the Civil records from 1860-1866. 
326 I37860  DeMuth  Katharina  1FamilyTree  13 Jan 1814  Dehen  20 May 1790  14 Feb 1844  Name is listed as Catharina Dewald and Katharina Demuth 
327 I11950  Denne  Anna Elizabeth  1FamilyTree  16 Apr 1872  Maas  4 Jul 1842  20 Mar 1926  Elizabeth and Henry's first four children died in infancy in Germany.After Henry died Elizabeth married Carl Finken and they lived in Freeport,MN until he died. Elizabeth then lived with her son Henry or daughterJosephine in Melrose, MN until she died of pneumonia at Henry's home. 
328 I117033  Denzel  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Bef 1927  Breit  Abt 1904  Bef 2004  Possible; Birth, Marriage, & Death Name: Katherine Denzel
Birth: 30 Jul 1905 - Calumet 
329 I27540  Deprey  Kathryn Ann  1FamilyTree  Bef 1985  Unknown  31 Dec 1952    Possible Not Keyed Deprey 1953 Thomas Junk 1953 Manitowoc 27 Apr 1979 
330 I31381  Deprey  Tina  1FamilyTree          possibly the actual mother of Virgil Feller Deprey. 
331 I33929  Dercks  Clara Anna Marie  1FamilyTree  22 May 1922  Weyenberg  1 Mar 1902  6 Oct 1974  Sometimes the name Anna Marie Dercks turns up. We think that Clara and An na Marie are one and the same person. 
332 I19889  Dercks  Dan  1FamilyTree      Aft 1951    possible DANIEL G DERCKS 02-FEB-61 54301 
333 I19899  Dercks  Joseph  1FamilyTree      18 Apr 1959  18 Apr 1959  possible JOSEPH D DERCKS 13-OCT-57 54130 
334 I154930  DeRuiter  Jerry  1FamilyTree        Bef 2009  Possible;
Name: Jerry A. Deruiter
Birth: 30 Jul 1949
Death: 4 Feb 2003
Civil: Michigan 
335 I39912  Derus  David  1FamilyTree      Abt 1940    NOT THE SAME DAVID:
Derus David Lee Male White
BD Mar 10, 1931
BP Buchanan Twnship,Kaukauna City, Outagamie Co.Father Joseph Derus Mother Gertrude BieseResidence Rt 5 Kaukauna Residence Rt 5 KaukaunaAge last Birthday 43 Age last Birthday 36BP WI BP WI
Occupation Papermaker-Paper Mill Occupation Housewife
Vol 49 Page 408 
336 I87704  Devay  Richard W.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1922    only one richard listed switcboard.com nationwide Richard Devey
1337 Queen Anne Dr
Chester, MD 21619-2835
(410) 604-3120
Possible from anybirthday RICHARD W DEVEY 14-FEB-22 33139 
337 I152319  Devine  James  1FamilyTree      29 Sep 1833  28 Feb 1909  1860 Mass. Census the only family that closely resembles James, Bridget and John, is the one in Boston, Ward 11 of William, Bridget and John. All the dates match closely for all 3 persons, the only issue is that here he is called William instead of James.

POssibly related?;
Death Records;
Michael Devine 01 Oct 1887 Outagamie 01 103
Pate Devine 31 Aug 1870 Outagamie 01 102
Patrick Devine 10 Oct 1894 Outagamie 02 103
Wm John Devine 12 May 1905 Outagamie 03 105 
338 I152330  Devine  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1857  2 May 1923  Possible Death record; John Denis Devine 11 Sep 1897 Outagamie 02 103 
339 I39514  DeWan  David James  1FamilyTree      22 Aug 1936  27 Nov 2010  Has 2 children, but in Dec 2002 didnt want to give info 
340 I17190  DeWane  Dennis  1FamilyTree      4 Mar 1832  2 Oct 1893  Possibly related to Timothy Dewane of Franklin Kewaunee Co.

Possibly this family or related?188 Census Franklin, Kewaunee, Wisconsin Family History Library Film 12 55431 NA Film Number T9-1431 Page Number 217DJames DEWANE Self M Male W 48 IRE Farmer IRE IRE Mary DEWANE Wife M Female W 40 IRE Housekeeping IRE IRE Julia DEWANE Dau S Female W 16 WI Attending School IRE IR E Dennis DEWANE Son S Male W 17 WI Helping On Farm IRE IRE John DEWANE Son S Male W 14 WI Helping On Farm IRE IRE James DEWANE Son S Male W 13 WI Attending School IRE IRE
Mary DEWANE Dau S Female W 9 WI IRE IRE Cornelious DEWANE Son S Male W 8 WI IRE IRE
Thomas DEWANE Son S Male W 6 WI IRE IRE Lizzie DEWANE Dau S Female W 5 WI IRE IRE Katie DEWANE Dau S Female W 18M WI IRE IRE 
341 I32830  DeWane  John  1FamilyTree      14 Jul 1868  13 Jun 1927  Aged Man Dead John Scanlon Kaukauna Times 4/01/1926 10 Obituary




Marriage Record Details
Last Name: Dewane
First Name: James
Day: 21
Month: November
Year: 1906
County: Brown
Volume: 06
Page: 0507
Debuekelaer, Elisabeth Marriage Nov 21 1906 Brown

Marriage Record Details
Last Name: Dewane
First Name: Margaret
Day: 15
Month: September
Year: 1890
County: Brown
Volume: 05
Page: 0015
Madden, George Marriage Sep 15 1890 Brown

Not sure about THIS Thomas. Yours was born abt 1870 so this could be a 2nd marriage or could be a different thomas:
Marriage Record Details
Last Name: Dewane
First Name: Thos
Day: 02
Month: October
Year: 1905
County: Brown
Volume: 06
Page: 0418
Scanlan, Catherine Marriage Oct 02 1905 Brown 
342 I45809  deWerd  Anton  1FamilyTree      9 Jun 1872  9 Oct 1933  Possible SSDI for wives of John, Harry and Anton that resided/ died in Milwaukee;
Irene L Dewerd - - 15 Sep 1984 - - Milwaukee
Laure Dewerd - - 5 Oct 1992 - - Milwaukee
Sylvia Mary Dewerd - - 4 Aug 1994 - - Waukesha 
343 I318261  Dewildt  Adrian  1FamilyTree      Abt 1908  Abt 1909  possible;? Little Chute Daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John VanRyte; Infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs. John DeWildt Kaukauna Sun 3/11/1909 A8 Death notice 
344 I76013  Diedrich  Dora  1FamilyTree      4 Jul 1908  Aft 1930  Possible;
GUTKNECHT, DORA
04 Jul 1908
Sep 1973
65
54401 (Wausau, Marathon, WI)
(none specified)
Wisconsin
395-09-6677
Could be her-not sure

Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997
about Dora A Gutknecht
Name:
Dora A Gutknecht
Age:
65
Sex:
F (Female)
Birth Date:
abt 1908
Death Date:
10 Sep 1973
Location:
Waus (May be abbreviated)
Certificate:
028616

View image
Source Information:

Ancestry.com. Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2007.

Only male who died in same location with birthdate close to hers. Could mean nothing.
Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997
about Albert R Gutknecht
Name:
Albert R Gutknecht
Age:
72
Sex:
M (Male)
Birth Date:
abt 1901
Death Date:
1 Nov 1973
Location:
Waus (May be abbreviated)
Certificate:
035395 
345 I176347  Diedrich  Dorothy  1FamilyTree  Bef 1927  VanDinter  Abt 1906  Yes, date unknown  Mrs. Van Dinter Dies at Sanatorium
Mrs. Dorothy Van Dinter, nee Servaes
Kaukauna Times | Date: 01/25/1935 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary 
346 I11496  Diedrich  Duane  1FamilyTree      Aft 1945    From Ray scholl; I've dug around in the US Public Records Index and as a result I have generated the attached descendancy report. I also found a citation in the Wisconsin Marriage Index that says Duane Gerard Diedrick married Diane Berken on 9/28/1996 in Brown Co. I do not think these two Duane's are the same people. 
347 I74345  Diedrich  John Peter  1FamilyTree      16 Jan 1829  5 Jan 1902  Name:John Diedrich
Marriage Date:19 Nov 1876
County:Milwaukee
Volume:13
Page:0945

Name:John Diedrich
Marriage Date:11 May 1880
County:Brown
Volume:03
Page:0435 
348 I74353  Diedrich  Maria  1FamilyTree      9 Jul 1854  Bef 1954  probably died bef 1862 as another girl was born/baptized that year. 
349 I74372  Diedrich  Mary Ann  1FamilyTree  20 Dec 1850  Scherer  12 Sep 1828  25 Oct 1910  Grandmother Scherer came to the U.S.A. in 1843. Her story as I rememb er it was as follows: When the Diedrich family decided to migrate along wi th the Baesches and the Fuchs family (parents of Bishop Fox) the boys a nd great-grandmother Diedrich started out on the Holland-America sailing l iner. Great-grandfather stayed behind to settle up the sale of his farm a nd vineyards, keeping grandmother Mary Anne with him. When he arrived in N .Y. there was no trace of the rest of the family. The were becalmed for we eks in the doldrums.
When they finally arrived in Green Bay, great-grandmother Diedrich w as so far gone with scurvy she died of it shortly before Christmas. Her hu sband married again but his new wife had no time for her step-daughter. Th at is why Grandma Scherer went to live in Kaukauna, and always sympathiz ed with stepchildren. 
350 I69020  Diedrich  Philip John  1FamilyTree      8 Mar 1855  25 Nov 1917  had birth date of 1/03/1855 changed to dates to match tombstone 
351 I79103  Diedrick  Henrietta "Hattie"  1FamilyTree  26 Oct 1909  Gonnering  15 Apr 1889  2 Feb 1968  Tilly Weyenberg Family History Files show Hattie's maiden name as Moser. 
352 I178107  Dier  John  1FamilyTree        Bef 1900  Possible death record
Name:John Dier
Death Date:4 Apr 1892
County:Milwaukee
Volume:15
Page #:0414
Reel:073
Image:2001
Index Volume:05
ImageNum:101134
Sequence #:082355
Level Info:Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index. 
353 I171416  Diestler  Albert Franz Theodore  1FamilyTree      10 Apr 1866  8 Jun 1940  The Diestler family tree lists his life as being from April 10, 1867 through 1939.
His headstone lists his life as being from April 10, 1866 through June 8, 1940. 
354 I171421  Diestler  Karl Louis Gustav  1FamilyTree      6 Aug 1857  5 Oct 1940  It seems that Karl Jr. went by the name Charles Jr. The Diestler family tree lists his name as Karl Louis Gustav Diestler, but his headstone shows him as Charles Diestler Jr. The years from the headstone match the years from the family tree. 
355 I102031  Dietrich  Bill  1FamilyTree      Abt 1951    Birth date Jan 4? 
356 I79884  Dietzen  Johann  1FamilyTree      29 Jan 1823  11 Mar 1905  I just checked the information that I got from the guy who did extensive r esearch on the Mathias Dietzen family from Fond du lac county. Mathias w as a brother to Johann. He has down that their father, also named Johann w as born January 9, 1777 in NEuMAGEN, BERNKASTEL, RHE, DEU (source: LDS mic rofilm # 133-6756, (WRONG SHOULD BE 6856) Catholic church NEUMAGEN DHRO N, BERNKASTEL, RHE.) When I put this number in though, I get something el se.I have not actually worked on the Dietzen line back in Germany yet. 
357 I96706  Dietzler  Minnie  1FamilyTree  27 Sep 1898  Brahan  Abt Sep 1879  Abt Mar 1906  Possible Death Record? ; Wilhelmina Dietzler 28 Mar 1872 Outagamie 01 103 
358 I176219  Doerfler  Helen  1FamilyTree  Bef 1939  Bojarski  5 Oct 1914  28 Oct 1984  possible DoerflerHelen2/3/1941Post Crescent2/4/19417 
359 I52503  Doering  Eliza  1FamilyTree      Aft 1850  12 Sep 1950  My mother also had a sister by the name of Eliza, she had only one son w ho had died and her husband had passed away also. She had no relati ve t o take her in, so she came to Rice Lake and resided with our family f or four years until her death in September 12, 1950. Source: (Recollections of Herman Anton Richter, in 1972.) 
360 I52216  Doering  Fredericka  1FamilyTree  26 Oct 1886  Richter  1 Jun 1860  3 Apr 1934  Age 10 in 1870 census. Age 20 in 1880 census.She was born June 1, 1860 and died April 3, 1934. They had four children; Herman, Henry, Bernard and Martin. (Source Herman Anton Richter - h is recollections 1972.) "My parents share a (cemetery) lot with Bernard Richter and I own the next lot north where my wife Gertrude is buried. My wife Catherine and I are to be buried the two graves north of Grandpa's grave, th s leaves one grave on the north edge of my lot." Source: (Recollections of Herman Anton Richt er in 1972). 
361 I52234  Doering  Stephen  1FamilyTree      26 Dec 1820  20 Dec 1901  Per Herman Anton Richter: "born in Gurold Hausin, Germany (Hessen?)", " Buried at Saints Peter and Paul Church cemetery, Pine Hollow, Wisconsin on December 20, 1901." "Duering"? Per Herman Anton Richter: "Stephen Doering's homestead was one mile north of Viron County Line along Sheldon Township Line past the Methodist Cemetery, one mile northwest along Henry Wilgrubs Homestead. My grandpa gave my father the first two forties acres west of the Town of Sheldon Line as shown on the Wilgrubs Homestead. " 
362 I162291  Dohr  Peter  1FamilyTree      Abt 1877  Yes, date unknown  possible P A Dohn 45
Catherine Dohn 45
Raymond Dohn 18
Edmund Dohn 16
Joseph Dohn 14
Marie Dohn 10
Margaret Dohn 7 
363 I14234  Doll  Gertrude  1FamilyTree  20 Jan 1866  Conrad  Abt 1848  29 Oct 1870  Per Cecilia Conrad wife of Wayne, she obtained Gertrude's name and dated from a relative of hers who is doing genealogy, John Von Haden of Milwaukee . 
364 I102033  Doll  Karen  1FamilyTree    McInnis    Bef 2013  bd Dec 25 
365 I67009  Donahue  Chad Michael  1FamilyTree      19 Jun 1969    Chad was born to Charles and Eileen Donahue on June 19, 1969. Chad's God p arents were John Donahue and Julie Dullea. He lived on the farm until 19 76, they moved to Bismarck where he went to Catholic School. They return ed to the farm and he graduated from Moorhead High. Chad farmed until 20 00 moved to town and is a truck driver. 
366 I6070  Donahue  Harold "Harry"  1FamilyTree      2 Jun 1885  Aft 1930  possible; HAROLD DONAHUE Request Information SSN 460-20-5836 Residenc e: 73111 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, OK. Born 2 Jun 1885 Last Benefit: D ied Sep 1969 Issued: TX (Before 1951) 
367 I311508  Donohue  John  1FamilyTree          Kaukauna Times, Kaukauna, WI. Sept. 10, 1909; FREEDOM NOTES; John DONAHU E, of Milwaukee, Mrs. James McCARTHY, of St. Paul, Minn., accompanied t he remains of their mother to this place where she was buried from St. Nic holas' church Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. DONAHUE died at the home of her daug hter in St. Paul. She was one of the pioneer residents of this place, havi ng lived here up to ten years ago. 
368 I86045  Donovan  Stella  1FamilyTree      20 Apr 1893  5 Nov 1979  unknown if Donovan is maiden or married name. 
369 I318849  Dooley  Madge  1FamilyTree      26 Dec 1881  21 Jan 1973  Possible 1920 Kaukauna;
George S Green - 62
Ida B Green - 65
Clarence Green - 32
Madge Green - 38
Gladys Green - 25 
370 I27453  Dorin  Tony  1FamilyTree      28 Jan 1963    ANTHONY W DORIN 28-JAN-63 54915 
371 I146484  Dorn  Erik  1FamilyTree          birth date possible 8/28/ 
372 I89745  Dorn  Tom  1FamilyTree      Bef 1966    Has child from a previous marriage; Christina, born 1980 married 2000 to D ale Saunders born 1980, children Caleb born 2000; 
373 I161161  Dorschner  Franz  1FamilyTree      5 May 1837  30 Sep 1905  death date possibly 3/23/1909 
374 I94038  Dorshorst  Henry  1FamilyTree      Abt 1904  Bef 2004  listed living with brother William in Rudolph 1920 census 
375 I328847  Dougherty  James  1FamilyTree      Abt Feb 1848  Abt 1913  Possible 1850 Census Wauwatosa, Milw co. ?
John Dougherty 29
Martha Dougherty 25
Reupelace Dougherty 8
Martha Dougherty 6
Mary Dougherty 5
James Dougherty 2
Emily Dougherty 0 
376 I188832  Dougherty  Jane  1FamilyTree      Abt 1848  Yes, date unknown  Possible death ?;
An early resident gone Mrs. John Wall nee Jane Dougherty Kaukauna Sun 2/25/1909 A1 Obit 
377 I144605  Dowdell  Alice  1FamilyTree  Bef 1918  Kirby  Abt 1889  Yes, date unknown  Possible maiden name Dowdell? 
378 I54843  Dreis  Catharine  1FamilyTree  11 Jan 1780  Siebenborn  22 Jul 1753  27 Mar 1829  Had name spelled as Dries and loc of birth as Ersange from original fil e, but changed from info in Gostingen Familybook "Chorale Gostingen 125, 1871-1996. 
379 I318266  Driessel  Johan P.  1FamilyTree      14 Feb 1818  18 Oct 1888  ANDREW GILSDORF, horseshoeing and blacksmithing, Hilbert. Born in Waupaca Co., Wis., March 9, 1851. His father moved to Sheboygan County, and bought the farm where he now lives. Andrew went to Plymouth to learn his trade when he was fifteen years of age. He has always worked in the State. In 1875, he came to Hilbert and opened his shop, which is carried on in connection with the wagon department managed by his brother. In 1878, be married Miss Mary Driessel, of Hilbert. They have two children, John and an infant. They are members of the Catholic Church. 
380 I25476  Driessen  Daryl L.  1FamilyTree      16 May 1954  7 Feb 1990  Adopted son, (confirmed in father Robert's obit) 
381 I60894  Driessen  Deborah A.  1FamilyTree  20 Jun 1975  Menting  23 Jul 1956    DEBORAH A MENTING 23-JUL-56 54130
DEBORAH M MENTING 17-OCT-61 53215 
382 I40130  Driessen  Estelle Marie  1FamilyTree  30 Mar 1934  Schuh  20 May 1911  5 Feb 1993  From Ray Scholl From my files:According to Mary-Ann, her full name was Estelle Marie Van den Heuvel Drie ssen.According to Debra Schuh, she was born 5/20/1911 in Little Chute.According to the SSDI, she died 2/1993 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co. 
383 I141135  Driessen  Mary Johanna  1FamilyTree  Aft 1883  Miller  13 Mar 1865  19 Mar 1903  Had death date as 1903 until obit lists as 1901 
384 I18216  Driessen  Sharon Elaine Theresa  1FamilyTree  28 Dec 1962  VandeHey  11 Mar 1944    possible SHARON M VAN DE HEY 15-MAR-48 54301 OR SHARON K DRIESSEN 26-JUN -46 83672 
385 I170811  Drummell  Annie Dorothy  1FamilyTree  Abt 1891  Niehaus  Bef 1873  Yes, date unknown  Surname MAY be OTT 
386 I334750  Ducharme  Joseph  1FamilyTree      Abt 1810  18 Apr 1885  Joseph DuCharme, Jr. was born to French fur trader Joseph DuCharme, Sr. On April 7, 1874 DuCharme, Jr. was elected as one of Allouez's two Village Supervisors along with Joseph Thomas. He donated one acre of his land in "Shantytown" for a Catholic Church and schoolhouse to be built. 
387 I335184  Ducharme  Joseph  1FamilyTree      Abt 1766  Abt 1835  Col. Joseph DuCharme was a French fur-trader from Lachine, Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Immigrating to Wisconsin in 1797, DuCharme was became a permanent French Canadian settler who established land in La Baye (now Allouez, Wisconsin) through his connections to John Jacob Astor's fur trading company, The American Fur Company. He had two brothers, Paul and Dominiue who settled in Kaukauna, Wisconsin. After settling in Allouez, Joseph had four sons, Joseph Jr., Paul, Toussaint and Louis. His children were particularly talented in music, especially his son Louis was considered the "official fiddler" of the settlement. The family, especially Joseph, Jr. were active in civic and church affairs in the Town of Allouez. The family was honored with "DuCharme Lane", a road which extends from W. Allouez Avenue down to Lazarre Avenue in Allouez, Wisconsin.

It is believed that Joseph DuCharme, Sr. is buried in Allouez Catholic Cemetery next to his son, Joseph Jr. but because headstones were made of limestone instead of granite at the time, it is believed the headstone either was destroyed or severely eroded. 
388 I25654  DuChateau  Victor  1FamilyTree      Abt Nov 1862  Abt 1931  Possibly related?; Green Bay Press Gazette 8/17/2006; 
389 I309175  Duchene  Hermann  1FamilyTree      12 Sep 1892  Abt 1960  see Report Ancestors of Hermann DuChene
NOT sure why he is even in the database, will most likely remove unless the proper connection is found. 
390 I104964  Duffy  James  1FamilyTree      Abt 1850  Bef 1950  possible?; Lost his life saving another James Duffy Kaukauna Sun 9/02/1904 A1 Death notice 
391 I168778  Duffy  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1866  Bef 1913  Not listed as survivor in father Martin's 1913 Obit. 
392 I3022  Duffy  Walter Edman  1FamilyTree      3 Jul 1906  4 Feb 1968  Lois Catherine told Shawn that Walter moved to Oshkosh to live with his si ster Pearl and work ed at Diamond Match Co., and then later with Koeck C o. on 9th Street. She met him when he wa s 17 and they married when he w as 18. 
393 I17506  DuFrane  Lawrence Anthony  1FamilyTree      14 Jan 1919  16 Nov 1993  possibly related? 
394 I318153  Dugan  Jeremiah  1FamilyTree      Abt 1826  Bef 1880  Possibly Related?; Obituary mention Mrs. William Dugan Kaukauna Sun 5/26/1888 A5 Obit
Death of Mrs. Wm. Dugan Mrs. William Dugan Kaukauna Sun 5/19/1888 A2 Death notice

Correspondence - Holland & Dundas Mrs. John Haffner nee Mary Duggan Kaukauna Sun 9/13/1906 A2 Obit

Old Resident Of Kaukauna Dies Monday Mrs. Mary Donohue, nee Duggan Kaukauna Times 8/24/1926 1 Obituary 
395 I5003  Duggan  Mary  1FamilyTree  11 May 1875  Donahue  Abt Aug 1850  23 Aug 1926  possibly daughter of Jeramiah Duggan of Holland Census 1860? Mary Ann a ge 8 
396 I147215  Duhm  Arnie F.  1FamilyTree      2 Jan 1896  2 Sep 1918  ODDLY, Arnie does NOT appear on the 1900 Census with August and Mina. Is Alvina a second wife? or same person as Mina? 
397 I3634  Dulker  Maria Catharina  1FamilyTree      2 May 1793  Bef 1893  possibly died 1/10/1795 
398 I66918  Dullea  Daniel Francis  1FamilyTree      10 May 1949    Daniel was born in Fargo, ND at 6: 51 p.m. St. John's Hospital, Daniel's Godparents were Mr and Mrs Miche al Simko. He went to Catholic school and graduated from Shanley. His fam ily moved into town so they could have a Catholic School edu. His Dad boug ht a house in town at 1236 Broadway, Fargo so his kids could go to Cathol ic School. They would move into town for the winter and move back to t he farm for the summer. He had three years of College until his Dad got si ck and had to run the farm. He and Kathy met at All Saints Mass. Dan s at down behind Kathy and her friend Kathy Kukowski (she grew up across t he river from the Dullea farm). Dan's first thoughts were "boy what a sho rt skirt" They were engaged by New Years and married May 19, 1973. 
399 I165794  Dunsirn  Louis  1FamilyTree      18 Apr 1924  31 Jul 1944  He enlisted in the U.S. Marine Corps. He was first reported as injured; and later reported as killed in action on 31 July 1944 in the South Pacific. He was officially interred on 14 JUL 1946 at St. Snelling National Cemetery, South Minneapolis, MN., in Section C, Site 14357. After the death of his mother, Clara Roehl, his father had 5 children who were motherless. Henry John Dunsirn then married Lydia Dorman, nee Meyer. (Meier). She had been divorced from her husband, Herbert H. Dorman. She is listed in the 1930 U.S. Census for Henry, listed as a housekeeper, along with her children from her first marriage, Clifford Dorman, Annabelle Dorman, and another.

After the death of Clara, Louis and his older brother had it tough. They were pawned off to various relatives to live. Clara's parents would not even help out. All of Henry's concentration was on raising Lydia's children. Lydia Meyer Dorman Dunsirn divorced Henry on grounds of cruel and inhuman treatment. Whether they ever married again is unknown, but they then continued to live together. From this union, one daughter, Faith was born. On her birth record her father is listed as Henry Dunsirn and her mother is listed as Lydia Dorman. You figure it out!!!!!!!!!!

Lydia then went onto marry two more times. In all, she was married 4 times. She was the mother of 3 Dorman children, and the mother of Faith Dunsirn.

This was a big item which bothered Robert Dunsirn, son of Henry - basically being abandoned. Robert Dunsirn authored a private book, "I Dunno," which his sons had published for personal use. He describes in detail in that book his hardships as a youth.

P.S. After Robert Dunsirn divorced Agnes Kutz, he married Carol Ann Utschig. I do not know what her married name was or her children. She is still living.
Robert Dunsirn ended up a millionaire plus when he died. He originally started the "Atlas Tag Company" in Appleton, WI. That business was sold and/or acquired by a big label company, where Robert made his millions. 
400 I170612  Dunsirn  Unknown  1FamilyTree        Yes, date unknown  This person is a duplicate listing of one of the Dunsirn children and is only used as a link to a descendant 
401 I309677  Dunstan  John Carrol  1FamilyTree      12 Feb 1913  28 Jul 1995  Possibly related?
Calif Birth Index John Carrol Dunstan 3 Apr 1938 Male Williamson Monterey 
402 I67101  Durupt  Alexander L.  1FamilyTree      Abt Dec 1862  Abt Mar 1934  Alex's parents emigrated from France in about 1861. It has been said h is Mother was a doctor of some kind and that they came over for the trip b ecause of husband's poor health.
Alexander had one sister, Cecelia, born in France and 5 years older than h e.
He married at age 37 had two children. He was one of the first settle rs in the Dakota Territory in the Jamestown area. Alex came by ox cart from Bordulac, Wi. At one time he was the largest farm owner in Stutsman Cou nty. Education is unknown but it is said he quit after the 4th grade and left home to farm. 
403 I310087  Dutch  Names  1FamilyTree          In 1811 The Netherlands were under the siege of Napoleon. He introduced the civil registration. From then on it was mandatory to have a last name. Before 1811 the use of a last name was common in some parts of The Netherlands, but in most parts it was not. People used the so-called patronym (the first name of the father). Jan Willems meant simply Jan, son of Willem.

When the use of a last name became mandatory, people had to create a last name. Sometimes it was derived from a profession, hobby or distinguishing mark; something the person "was". Then the prefix "de" or "het" was sometimes added. Example; de Ruiter (the rider)

Sometimes the last name was derived from the town or village the person lived in, or from his surroundings; something the person was "from". Example; van Dijk (from/of dike)

Sometimes you see the prefix "van de" or "van het". A last name with this prefix originates also from the surroundings the person who took on this name lived in.
Example; van de Klei (from/of the clay)

The prefixes "van", "de", "het", "van de" and "van het" are typical Dutch.
In Germany you will find prefixes like "von" (from) and "der/die/das" (the).
In France you will find prefixes like "du" (from the) and "le" or "la" (the). 
404 I168272  Dyer  Fred  1FamilyTree      18 Aug 1890  Bef 1990  possible;
Name:Frederic A Dyer
Social Security #:572486816
Gender:Male
Birth Date:28 Sep 1893
Birth Place:California
Death Date:31 Oct 1972
Death Place:Los Angeles 
405 I148802  Early  Timothy  1FamilyTree      Abt 1790  22 Nov 1891  The Early family came from County Cork in Ireland where they were
farmers. Timorthy and Bridget sailed to America in 1850 or 1852 and
landed at Ellis Island, New York with their two sons, John, 14 years old, and Thomas, 12 years old. The family went from Ellis Island to Askeegan, Wisconsin and farmed there. John was a very hard worker and remained in upstate New York for ten or twelve years after his family moved to Wisconsin, working on the laying of pipe lines for gas lighting and heating in New York, getting his citizenship and saving all his money from pipeline work. He then moved west at about age 26 to join his family in Wisconson after his younger brother had already married. There John farmed in Askeeton and read law to become a lawyer. He met Mary Brogan, the daughter of a prominent farmer in Askeeton, John Brogan, eventually married her and later became mayor of Green Bay (according to his grandaughter, Elizabeth Jane Early). Thomas farmed with his father until he bought his own land.
(Part of this is incorrect as ellis Island was not open in the 1850's)

Need to look up obit from 1857 in Appleton Post
EarlyAppleton Crescent5/20/1857A2 
406 I61505  Ebben  Carl John  1FamilyTree      Aft 1936    possible? CARL EBBEN 2708 MYRTLE ST NORTH BEND OR (503) 756-3979 
407 I33735  Ebben  Henry  1FamilyTree      13 Apr 1876  11 Apr 1943  possibly Henry 43, Delia and Clara in 1920 Little chute/Vandenbroek censu s 
408 I25172  Ebben  John William  1FamilyTree      27 Mar 1897  30 Nov 1951  They had no children, but raised John's nephew, Myron (Mike) Ebben. Jo hn and Lauretta famred on VanAsten Rd, the first farm on the left, ea st of County Road J. They sold the farm to Roland Grode around 1945 and m oved to Freedom, with John working inAppleton. He was killed on his way to work in a car accident caused by sl ippery road conditions at the present intersection of OO and E. OO w as 41 at that time. His car slid into the rear wheels of a semi, causi ng the car to spin around, throwing John from the car. 
409 I23753  Ebben  Robert N. "Bob"  1FamilyTree      17 Feb 1929    possible?Honor List of Dead and Missing for the State of Wisconsin for World War IIEbben Robert P, Serial # 36801270, Technician 5th Grade, Died Non-Battle. 
410 I94515  Egan  Thomas  1FamilyTree      Abt 1834  Abt Jun 1893  Possible marriage of descendants?;
Mamie Agen 10 Apr 1901 Outagamie mariied either of these
Herbert L Post 10 Apr 1901 Outagamie
Theodor Murchie 10 Apr 1901 Outagamie
And
Mamie Agen 25 May 1903 Outagamie
S J Rickard 25 May 1903 Outagamie
Possinle; Death of a Pioneer Thos Egan Kaukauna Times 6/02/1893 1 obit 
411 I51450  Eggleston  Denise  1FamilyTree      3 Nov 1964    possibly a child of Rosemary's previous marriage? 
412 I122405  Ellenbecker  John N.  1FamilyTree      4 Dec 1865  6 Jul 1957  Had dates of 2/26/1867 died 10/8/1951, before merging withother john married to Lillian Merkel 
413 I176514  Ellis  Edward E.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1863  Abt 1935  Renee Clark Reinke says that she believes Edward divorced Emma, then married the widowed Caroline Warfield. 
414 I152092  Ellis  Ozro  1FamilyTree      Abt 1859  Abt 1920  marriage ;
Name:Ozar L Ellis
Marriage Date:8 Jul 1888
County:Marathon
Volume:02
Page:0047 
415 I38042  Elsbernd  Carol Jean  1FamilyTree  Bef 1957  Niemann  Abt 1929    possible CAROL J NIEMANN 22-JUL-28 45121Possible Niemann, Carol J 1410 Mallard Cove Dr,Cincinnati, OH 45246-39 43 (513)772-7995 
416 I37764  Elsbernd  Frances  1FamilyTree      8 May 1892  9 Feb 1971  From Nancy Brincks Elsbernd Family History 2002.
Frances Elsbernd by Sister Ruth ElsberndFrances Elsbernd was a dedicated single woman who cared for both parents u ntil they died. Her mother died first of diabetes and her dad died six mo nths later.Frances was the operator and had the Festina Telephone Company switchboa rd in her home until 1964. All of the party lines were hooked into the sw itchboard. Party lines could have more than ten phones on one line. If y ou wanted to call someone on another party line you rang the operator w ho would then ring the other party and plug the two lines together in t he switchboard. Each party had a combination of long and short rings f or their number. When you were being called you had to listen for your pe rsonal combination of rings as it would ring in every house that was on th at specific party line.Frances was a great organizer of family reunions and the large family of c ousins would gather and play on the adjacent spacious school grounds. Fran ces' goodness extended to sewing new coats with capes for her three year o ld nieces - Ruth and Virginia Elsbernd.After her parents died, Frances shared her home with Rudy and Ethel Lutken haus. They built a room added to the house, and Frances' room became th is special addition which opened into the living room.For a number of years Frances devoted her life to caring for the two child ren of a widower in Waterloo. After they grew up, Frances moved back to l ive in Festina. Mary Fierfiel enjoyed her friendship.On February 9, 1971, Frances attended Mass as usual, but was not feeling w ell. Feeling worse by afternoon, Frances called John and Martha Elsber nd who took her to the hospital where she died shortly after arriving. 
417 I38008  Elsbernd  Irene  1FamilyTree  Aft 1928  Johns  8 May 1910  Bef 2010  possible IRENE H JOHNS Request Information (SS-5) SSN 370-07-4265 Residence: 32114 Daytona Beach, Volusia, FL
Born 5 Apr 1910 Last Benefit:
Died 28 Oct 1993 Issued: MI (Before 1951) 
418 I14501  Elsbernd  Martha  1FamilyTree      14 Oct 1886  Bef 1967  1886 Hamilton County Birth records 6370/237; Martha born on 10/14/18 86 to Bernard and Mary address 955 Vine st. 
419 I15130  Elsbernd  Mary  1FamilyTree      19 Jan 1888  Bef 1900  1888 Hamilton County Birth records 249/6Mary born 1/19/1888 to Frank Elsbernd and Mary address 35 Fountain st. 
420 I37762  Elsbernd  Mary  1FamilyTree  6 Jun 1905  Tieskoetter  17 Jun 1884  17 Mar 1972  From Nancy Brincks Elsbernd Family History 2002.Memories of Mary and Bernard Tieskoetter by Alphonse TieskoetterWhen first married my parents, Bernard and Mary, lived on the farm nor th of Festina. Our family was all born there. In 1928 they bought the fa rm west of Ossian where Frank Tieskoetter now lives.Some of you who read this don't know it, but one of the first persons to s ee you was mom as she did assist at some births in the relationship.Mom always had a big garden. Many a Sunday visitor left with an armlo ad of vegetables or berries or apples and plums. Mom always had lots of f lowers. Every nook and cranny had their blooms.Dad always had a great love for his horses. Ours were always some of t he finest in the area. Every year would bring a new foal or two.Dad always had a daily paper. I was told their first paper was a German o ne - The Josef Blat. For years we read the Cedar Rapids Gazette, Walla ce Farmer and Country Gentleman. 
421 I46871  Elsbernd  Mary  1FamilyTree      9 Jul 1946    Sep 1964 Entered Convent - Order of St. Francis, Dubuque, IAMary Elsbernd is the first daughter of Leo and Helen Hemesath Elsbernd. S he was born in Decorah, Iowa during the Winneshiek County Fair across t he street. While at home, she was active in 4-H in the local club as we ll as a county officer. While at Ossian De Sales High School, she was act ive in music, speech, the National Honor Society, Catholic Students Missi on Crusade and Young Christian Students.After graduating from De Sales, she joined the Sisters of St. Francis of D ubuque, Iowa in September 1964. She graduated from Briar Cliff College (1 968) with a degree in French and German and a secondary education teachi ng certificate. When she did her student teaching at Central High Scho ol in Sioux City (because it was the only school which offered German in t he curriculum) she borrowed and taught in her sisters' clothes for 12 wee ks because it was a public high school. She taught French and religi on at Aquin High School in Cascade, IA for 6 years, and then taught religi on at Wahlert High School in Dubuque, IA for 5 years. During that time, s he completed a Masters degree in theology at the St. John's University, Co llegeville, MN (1977).In the fall of 1979 Mary began teaching at Briar Cliff College, Sioux Cit y, IA. After one year, she began studying for a doctoral degree in theolo gy at the Katholieke Universiteit Leuven (BELGIUM). She completed bo th a Ph.D. in Religious Studies (Social Ethics) and a S.T.D. in (Moral) Th eology before returning to Briar Cliff College in February 1985. She taug ht ethics and scriptures courses there until 1992, when she took a positi on at the Institute of Pastoral Studies, Loyola University Chicago. Ma ry teaches courses in scripture, social ethics, social analysis, and Catho lic social encyclicals. She was the graduate program director for the Mas ter of Divinity degree (1995-2001), before becoming the director of the In stitute of Pastoral Studies in July 2001. She completed another Master 's degree in Human Resources in January 1999.Mary has published articles in Theological Studies, Horizons, Ephemeride s, as well as in numerous popular magazines and has published two boo ks A Theology of Peacemaking. A Road, A Vision, A Task (1989) and When Lo ve's Not Enough. A Theo-Ethic of Justice (2002.In summer 2001 she survived a bout with cancer. She enjoys reading, walki ng, sewing, traveling, theatre and concerts.
2003 The Witness newspaper dated 6/22/2003 Mary Elsbernd, OSF receives bo ok award; "When Love Is Not Enough" received the third place award in Theo logy by the 2003 Catholic Press Association Awards. 
422 I38055  Elsbernd  Mary Ann  1FamilyTree      9 Oct 1952  23 Oct 1952  1952 Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Society recordsMary, 14 day old daughter of Ralph and Ruth Stauber Elsbernd died 10/23/19 52. 
423 I11859  Elsbernd  Mary K.  1FamilyTree  Aft 1909  Dollriehs  9 Mar 1891  4 Feb 1995  Possibles MARY DOLLRIES Request Information (SS-5) SSN 270-05-7424 Residence: 45248 Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH Born 3 Mar 1911 Last Benefit: 45248 Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
Died Oct 1986 Issued: OH (Before

NORMA DOLLRIEHS Request Information (SS-5) SSN 299-18-7823 Residence: 45238 Cincinnati, Hamilton, OH
Born 16 Oct 1890 Last Benefit:
Died Mar 1973 Issued: OH 
424 I47280  Elsbernd  Michael  1FamilyTree      7 Oct 1965    as of 2002 Resides and farms north of Festina IA. 
425 I47311  Elsbernd  Ray  1FamilyTree      6 Dec 1947    as of 2002 Resides and Farms southeast of Calmar, IA. 
426 I14528  Elsbernd  Rose  1FamilyTree      14 Oct 1886  17 Jun 1921  1921 Hamilton County Death Cert # 2909Rose Elsbernd died 6/07/1921 of endocarditis, father Bernard mother Mary Su kof, born on 10/14/1886

1921 German Catholic Cemetery Society recordsRose E. Elsbernd, single, died 6/17/1921 at St. Francis Hosp?, age 3 4y 8m 3d, daughter of Bernard elsbernd and Mary Sukop. 
427 I47310  Elsbernd  Rose Mary  1FamilyTree      25 Jul 1945    as of 2002 From Nancy Brinck Elsbernd Family History8 Sep 1963 Joined the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration of LaCross e, WI.
4 Aug 1972 Final Vows - FSPA, LaCrosse, WIRose Mary entered St. Rose Convent in September 1963. She was profess ed a member of the Franciscan Sisters of Perpetual Adoration on August 1 2, 1966. On August 4, 1972 she made her life commitment of final vo ws as a religious sister.Sister Rose has ministered in various positions in the states of Iowa, Ok lahoma, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota. She has been teacher, parish m inister, campus minister, counselor, spiritual director, and retreat direc tor. She has worked within he Franciscan community in several positio ns of welcoming new members. Currently, Sister Rose is the director of Vi lla Maria Retreat and Conference Center in Frontenac, MN. 
428 I16076  Elsbernd  Ruth  1FamilyTree  Aft 1931  Grotjan  Aft 1913  Yes, date unknown  1967 Listed as Mrs. Ruth Grotjan of Clifton in her fathers obit 
429 I40532  Elsbernd  Ruth Ann  1FamilyTree  Aft 1966  Hannahs  4 Apr 1948    possible?
Brett Hannah 7131 121st way, Seminole FL 33772 727-393-9619 
430 I47279  Elsbernd  Ruth Ann  1FamilyTree  13 Apr 1992  Chaplin  2 Mar 1964    as of 2002 Resdides in Tampa, FL. 
431 I37805  Elsbernd  Sophia  1FamilyTree      20 Jun 1887  Abt 1893  died of Diptheria 
432 I47167  Elsbernd  Steven  1FamilyTree      9 Jul 1950    as of 2002 Resides and farms north of Ridgeway, IA. 
433 I47275  Elsbernd  Susan  1FamilyTree  26 Apr 1986  Smith  5 Oct 1955    as of 2002 Resides in Colorado 
434 I47277  Elsbernd  Thomas  1FamilyTree      1 Mar 1960    as of 2002 Resides in Festina, IA.
Retired US Army after 22 years. 
435 I38018  Elsbernd  Unknown  1FamilyTree      Aft 1930    This might be Albert or Edward, just know that children were listed as gra ndchildren in Emma Mueller Elsbernd's obit 
436 I15142  Elsbernd  William  1FamilyTree      24 Jun 1896  21 Apr 1897  1896 Hamilton County Birth records 3240/73William born 6/24/1896 to William and Eliz Lammert 133 Mulberry St.

1897 Hamilton County Death records 337/38William died 4/21/1897 of Tubercular Meningitis parents not listed addre ss 2249 Wheeler st, buried at St. John's 
437 I38157  Elsbernd  William R.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1 Jun 1938  21 Dec 1957  1957 Cincinnati Catholic Cemetery Society RecordWilliam R. Elsbernd died 12/21/1957 at Jewish Hospital, listed as singl e, age 19y, 6m, 21d, born in Cincinnati, son of Raymond A. Elsbernd and E mma Mayer, residing at family home, 8500 Winton Rd, Finneytown, OH., buri ed at St. Mary's Cemetery in St. Bernard, OH. No cause of death listed.

1957 Cincinnati Enquirer dated 12/22/1957 
438 I99066  Emmers  Mark K.  1FamilyTree      26 Oct 1914  3 Nov 1995  Parents of Son - Son to Mr. & Mrs. Mark Emmers, nee Helen Micholic
Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/03/1942 | Page: 3 | Type: Birt 
439 I143740  Engels  Theodore  1FamilyTree      3 Apr 1886  10 Mar 1961  Possible Death? ; Name: Theodore R Ingels
Death: 09 Jun 1906 - Langlade 
440 I45117  Estrada  Steve  1FamilyTree      Abt 1970    STEVEN A ESTRADA 12-JUL-70 97351 
441 I17726  Evans  Marilyn Sue  1FamilyTree  1 Oct 1966  Kernan  Abt 1942    possible MARILYN A KERNAN 28-OCT-33 86440 
442 I113220  Evers  Thomas  1FamilyTree      Aft 1940    Possible?; Evers, Thomas Kaukauna Times 9/09/1988 A12 Obit 
443 I14634  Everts  Anna  1FamilyTree  2 Mar 1897  Piette  26 Jul 1874  24 Apr 1955  possibly born Newport NY. 
444 I5991  Fahey  Ellen  1FamilyTree  8 Jun 1946  Green  9 May 1919    Ellen has provided lots of wonderful names and dates. 
445 I141145  Fahrenkrug  Albert  1FamilyTree      Abt 1908  Yes, date unknown  Most likely that Albert is the father of Robert, 1928, Kenneth, 1929, Norman and Norbert, twins, 1931 and Donald 1933, listed as last name Bodway in 1940 Census. 
446 I142077  Faje  Lynette  1FamilyTree      4 Mar 1966    She never married but has two children. 
447 I311063  Farmer  Lynne  1FamilyTree  Bef 1984  Elsbernd  Bef 1966    possibly related ? Cincinnati Enquirer, The (Mar/25/2005) Margie FulmerCOVINGTON - Margie Fulmer, 68, a homemaker, died Tuesday at St. Elizabe th North-Hospice, Covington. She was a member of St. Augustine Church, Cov ington, and Covington Turners Club.Her husband, Ralph Fulmer, and son, Keith Fulmer, died previously.Survivors include her daughters, Lynne Elsbernd and Lori Speakes; son, Ma rk Fulmer; sister, Barbara Bode; and brother Neal Budde.Visitation is 5-7 p.m. with service following Monday at St. Augustine Chur ch, Covington.Memorials: St. Augustine School Tuition Assistance Program, 1840 Jeffers on Ave., Covington, KY 41014. 
448 I123680  Farrell  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree      Abt 1877  30 Jul 1889  Possible?? Married Miss Lizze Farrell and Edward O.Connel Kaukauna Sun 7/22/1892 A1 Wedding 
449 I16022  Farrell  Thomas Robert  1FamilyTree      3 Jan 1913  4 Mar 2003  possibly related?
Brown County death records Vol 135 page 22Thomas Farrell, DOB 9/06/1921, DOD 12/07/1984 at Green Bay of cecal Carcinom a, Spouse Catherine Spoerl, father Thomas Farrell, mother Elisabeth Campbe ll, burial St. Patrick's Askeaton. 
450 I123683  Farrell  Unknown  1FamilyTree        Yes, date unknown  Possibly? ; Farrell Patrick 7/25/1853 Post Crescent 7/30/1853 
451 I74799  Faust  Julie Lynn  1FamilyTree      22 Apr 1975    Planned wedding to Steven Bevers on Oct 16, 2004 
452 I148835  Feige  Betty Jane  1FamilyTree  7 Oct 1946  Huebner  4 Oct 1926  31 Aug 1972  had Milwaukee-Wanderer's Rest Cemetery but no listing could be found in milwaukee 
453 I100770  Felker  Julia  1FamilyTree  Bef 1854  Meyer  Abt 1828  Abt 1923  Possible? ;
MEYER: Anson Geo. Christ
m: 1 Jan. 1853 at Two Rivers by Charles Kuehn, J.P.
wit: Friedrich Quistorff and John Christ. Chas. Tish
to: Christiane Julie Klemm

MEYER: (Divorce - 1856)
Meyer, Julia, vs. Meyer, Jacob
two children:
Henrietta and Hellen. There was no divorce at this time.

MEYER: (Divorce - 1869)
Meyer, Julia, vs. Meyer, Jacob
One child, Helena, age fourteen. Julia Meyer also filed in 1856. 
454 I66922  Fell  Fredrick Ray "Fritz"  1FamilyTree      19 Aug 1933  6 Aug 1994  Fritz was born in Illinois went to Fargo, ND to NDSU on a basketball schol arship. He graduated from NDSU he taught history and coached basketba ll in Chicago, Ill, Bird Island Mn, Langdon, ND, Shanley High School Farg o, ND He started the Basketball program at the University of Mary in Bisma rck, ND and than coached and taught at West Fargo, ND until his death fr om complications from Diabetes. Fritz was an avid fisherman and wro te a piece for the Midweek eagle. He drew on the large Dullea family f or some of his pieces, if it was embarrassing an he knew about it you wou ld read about it. It was very well done. 
455 I66923  Fell  Lisa Mary  1FamilyTree  15 May 1981  Kriens  25 Jul 1959    Lisa is a work at home Mom. She does computer work from home for a Cred it Union. Lisa and Dennis met while Dennis was working at the Dullea far m. Dan Dullea's wife was neighbor to Dennis and had babysat for Krien s. Dennis and Kathy's brother Paul were boyhood friends. 
456 I36866  Feller  Anton  1FamilyTree      15 Jan 1715  23 Feb 1742  probably is Anton as listed below.1. Godparent of Child #1 Maria Veronica Feller aus Ruwer would be his ha lf sister Maria Veronica Feller (7/21/1722)2. Godparent of child #2 Odelia Feller, Witwe aus Ruwer would be his Step- Mother (Odelia Wagner 10/01/1688-?)3. Godparent of child #3 Johan Anton Feller would be his brother Johan Ant on Feller (*2/17/1716)

From Thomas Schmitt Files;
16 FELLER Anton , Mueller, Hungerburg * ? Ruwer + before 23.02.1742 Liebfrauen bg_ 23.02.1742 Obere Mu ehle s¥ 14.11.1736 Liebfrauen (Dimission aus/nach Liebfrauen)
MUeLLER Maria Gertrud
* ? Olewig
1. Maria Veronika */~ 02.10.1737 Obere Muehle/Liebfrauen godp: Maria Veronika Feller aus Ruwer und Anton Preis aus Ruwer
2. Odilia */~ 17.11.1738 Obere Muehle/Liebfrauen godp: Odilia Feller, Witwe aus Ruwer und Matthias Bach aus Olewi g 3. Johann Anton */~ 15.05.1740 Obere Muehle/Liebfrauen
godp: Johann Anton Feller und Anna Maria Asem/Usen
4. Bernhard */~ 02.01.1742 Obere Muehle/Liebfrauen godp: Bernhard Zimmer (Priester) aus St. Barbara und Anna Mar ia Stecher, geb. Horst

note(s): Anton Feller arbeitete als Mueller in der Muehle bei der Hun gerburg un in der oberen Muehle 
457 I3410  Feller  Barbara  1FamilyTree    Feller  17 Jan 1851  Bef 1951  Possibly returned to Germany and then returned to US arriving on the Belge nlan on 8/15/1881 (The Michels family from Osburg were also on this shi p, she is listed two groups in front of them) Arrived with a child Joha nn name spelled Fehler, Barbara age 30 and Johan age 11 months. Peter Mich els, who is listed on the same ship would be Barbara Feller's 1st cousi n. Her other cousins that came to the US were Johannis Krell (1830-1911) a nd Peter Krell (1833-?) who came in 1851, they both lived in the Farmingto n, Trenton area.
possible (not sure which Peter Feller) ( Must be the OTHER Peter Fell er as Barbara's brother was dead by 1910 and Mrs Kado's name is Mary a ge 50 in 1910 census12/15/1910 Kaukauna Sun; Mr & Mrs Peter Feller attended the funeral of M rs Kado at Brillion Monday, the deceased was a sister of Mr Feller.
No marriage record found at St. John's church in St. John's Calumet coun ty for 1875-1885, also no death record at that church from 1875-1892. 
458 I57136  Feller  Eva  1FamilyTree  Bef 1700  Willwersch  Bef 1682  Bef 1782  possibly a sister to Johann Anton Feller born 5/08/1684. 
459 I131334  Feller  Frank  1FamilyTree      6 Mar 1869  25 Dec 1947  possible in Bear Creek 1930
; Frank Feller 61
Hannah Feller 56
Violette J Feller 17 
460 I28135  Feller  Marcella  1FamilyTree  13 Sep 1940  Saums  9 Aug 1919  5 Aug 1997  No marriage record found in Delta County records.No Marriage record was found at St. patricks Catholic Church Escanaba. 
461 I38481  Feller  Maria Josefa  1FamilyTree  6 Feb 1869  Boullion  15 May 1836  25 Sep 1898  Listed as Anna Maria Feller as wife of Johann Boullion, but under Maria Josef when listed as daughter of Nikolaus (noted married to Johann Boullion) 
462 I69017  Feller  Mathias  1FamilyTree      Abt 1855  Yes, date unknown  Possible son?;
NAME:Frank Feller
BIRTH DATE:23 Mar 1886
BIRTH PLACE:Ahnapee, Kewaunee, Wisconsin
GENDER:Male
RACE:White
FATHER'S NAME:Matthew Feller
FATHER'S BIRTH PLACE:Manitowoc County
MOTHER'S NAME:Anna Feller
MOTHER'S BIRTH PLACE:Manitowoc Co.
FHL FILM NUMBER:1302885 
463 I38478  Feller  Nikolaus  1FamilyTree      Abt 1802  21 Oct 1876  Note in Osburg Family Book that reads under Anna Maria Feller and Johann B oullion that she is daughter of Nikolaus and Anna Schmitt of Heckenmunster , 
464 I48  Feller  Peter  1FamilyTree      23 Jun 1729  22 Jan 1785  This connection of Peter Feller to Anton Feller is NOT proven. But made be cause BOTH Leonard Feller married to Elisabeth Schneider and Peter Fell er married to Margaretha Kloster had as Baptismal sponsors for their child ren Philipp Schmitt, (Who would be their brother-in-law, as he was marri ed to Veronica Feller) Matthias Wagoner, Anna Maria Feller and Damian Hors tThe birth date for Peter is assumed to be 6/23/1729 as listed as a chi ld of Anton Feller born 23.6.1729 
465 I29501  Feller  Robert  1FamilyTree      Aft 1950    As Ron told me, Bobby and Ron hung around together a lot in their teen yea rs. Bobby had a girlfriend for a few years. Her family was fairly "we ll to do" and Bobby was totally in love with her. She got pregnant. Her fa mily forbid Bobby to see her again and sent her "away". Bobby was so crush ed, it depressed him beyond his limit and he ended up in an institution. A nd he never recovered. That is why he sort of fell off the face of the ear th. He is still alive as far as we know. 
466 I318135  Feurig  Gustave Henry  1FamilyTree      5 Jun 1843  12 Mar 1907  Potential info on marriage;
Marriage Record Details
Last Name: Feurig First Name: Henry Gustavus
Day: 04 Month: November Year: 1876
County: Brown Volume: 03 Page: 0237
Miller, Henritte Otili Marriage Nov 04 1876 Brown

Description: BIO SAYS: Mr. Feurig was married October 1, 1876, to Carolina Henrietta Ottilie Scheller, who was born at Green Bay, Wisconsin, September 8, 1857, daughter of Albert and Louisa (Moeller) Scheller, natives of Thurenger, Germany, the former of whom came to, the United States in 1846 on a steamship, and the latter two years later in a sailing vessel which took twelve weeks to accomplish the trip. 
467 I121393  Filtenmegu  Anna  1FamilyTree  14 Oct 1884  Peeters  Abt 1862  Between 1885 and 1888  Possibly could be Anna Feldmeier found in 1880 census Harrison;
John Feltmier61
Christina Feltmier55
Mary Feltmier23
Anna Feltmier18
John Feltmier15
Joseph Feltmier11 
468 I33276  Fink  Herman  1FamilyTree      16 May 1869  21 Dec 1950  Moved to 353 3rd St. Menasha after farm near Dundas was sold. Herman and John Fink, sons of Herman Finkenfluegel, evidently received the proceeds of the farm sale. From that point on, Herman cared for his mother, Anna Marie Lauterbach at the 3rd St. Menasha home. Herman owned that home and worked at the Island Paper Company. He later moved to Fond du Lac where he resided with his daughter Mary Fink Mallman until he was placed in a Fond du Lac nursing home (Fond du Lac Lutheran Home) where he later died. While at the nursing home, a movie was made regarding the place. Herman is suppose to have had a part in the movie which was a Hollywood type venture.
Did this Joseph Fink really a son of this Herman. We know that Herman Finkenfleugel also had a son named Joseph who died at a young age.
Address of Lutheran Home -- W. Follett St., Fond du Lac 
469 I146081  Finke  August  1FamilyTree      Abt 1838  Bef 1938  Either ;
Name: August Finke
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Wisconsin
Regiment Name: 34 Wisconsin Militia Inf.
Regiment Name Expanded: 34th Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry (Militia)
COMPANY: I
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private

Name:August Finke
Residence:Wisconsin
Enlistment Date:2 Nov 1862
Rank at enlistment:Private
State Served:Wisconsin
Survived the War?:Yes
Service Record:Enlisted in Company I, Wisconsin 34th Infantry Regiment on 24 Nov 1862.Mustered out on 31 Dec 1862.
Sources:Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion


or

Name: August Finke
Side: Union
Regiment State/Origin: Wisconsin
Regiment Name: 51 Wisconsin Infantry.
Regiment Name Expanded: 51st Regiment, Wisconsin Infantry
COMPANY: B
Rank In: Private
Rank In Expanded: Private
Rank Out: Private
Rank Out Expanded: Private

Name:August Finke
Residence:Wisconsin
Enlistment Date:10 Mar 1865
Rank at enlistment:Private
State Served:Wisconsin
Survived the War?:Yes
Service Record:Enlisted in Company B, Wisconsin 51st Infantry Regiment on 10 Mar 1865.Mustered out on 29 Aug 1865.
Sources:Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion


Name: - Augustus Finkie
Side: - Union
Regiment State/Origin: - New York
Regiment Name: - 100 N.Y. Infantry
Regiment Name Expanded: - 100th Regiment, New York Infantry
Company: - B
Rank In: - Private
Rank In Expanded: - Private
Rank Out: - Corporal
Rank Out Expanded: - Corporal
Alternate Name: - Augustus G./Finkie
Film Number: - M551 roll 46 
470 I37849  Finke  Harry Francis  1FamilyTree      28 Feb 1886  4 Apr 1963  possible son ?See Death notice dated 9/20/1988 for Magdelena Elsbernd, listed on same pa ge.Raymond Finke age 68 died 9/17/1988, only lists one brother as Richa rd E. Finke. 
471 I37852  Finke  Mary Jane  1FamilyTree  15 Jan 1983  Schroer  18 Jul 1954    sent letter June 2002 
472 I427  Finn  Irma  1FamilyTree  Bef 1960  Johnson  Bef 1942    possible birth date Aug 28,?? 
473 I30795  Finnegan  Andrew  1FamilyTree      17 Mar 1847  14 Mar 1922  possibly married Lizzie Posson Nov 1889

St. Francis Church Internment records 
474 I1064  Finnegan  Bernard  1FamilyTree      17 Oct 1849  26 Oct 1912  possible marriage record Calumet Co Vol 1 #320 11/23/1881 (the 1881 is a Bernard married to Katie Goggins) or Brown Co V ol 3 #145? 
475 I13864  Finnegan  Bridget  1FamilyTree  Bef 1862  Flynn  Abt May 1833  28 Oct 1918  possible1905 Kaukauna Sun dated 8/03/1905; Mrs B Flynn of Holland is guest of her n iece Mrs. J. Kilawee at Little Chute. 
476 I30798  Finnegan  Michael  1FamilyTree      8 Dec 1851  1 Aug 1923  possible child;
Name:Thomas Andrew Finnegan
Birth Date:27 Dec 1876
Birth Place:Brown County, Wisconsin
Gender:Male
Race:White
Father's Name:Michael Finnegan
Mother's Name:Mary L
FHL Film Number:1306425 
477 I307447  Finnegan  Rose  1FamilyTree  Aft 1877  Carraher  Abt Jan 1857  Yes, date unknown  I have so far located Peter/Patrick Finnegan and wife Bridget:

Cbildren

John 10/1856(born in Massachusetts)
Rose 1/1857 (born in Massachusetts)
Ann ca 1858(possibly died young, born in WI)
Michael ca 1862(possibly died young, born in WI))
Simon 3/1865 (born in IL)
Patrick 4/1868 (born in IL)
Francis ca 1870 (born in IL)
Elizabeth 12/1873 (born in IL)
Margaret ca 1875 (born in IL)

The family appears with the first three children in the the 1860 Federal Census in Holland, Brown county, Wisconsin. Owen Finnegan, age 65 is shown living with them. I'm guessing this is either Peter's father or uncle. There are a number of Finnegan families in Holland in the 1860 census. There is also an Owen Farry and wife Catherine and their children and, I believe, her mother Mary, born ca 1792 in Ireland.

I believe I've found the immigration records for Owen himself and some of the other Finnegan family members in 1857 on the St. George. I haven't found Peter's, and based on the age of their first child, I think that Bridget was not yet married to Peter when she emigrated (date given in the 1900 census as 1846).

Daughter Rose married Emmett Carraher in Nebraska (Schoolcraft, Madison County) and they had a large family in Nebraska. Their daughter Mary (called Mollie) Carraher married Charles Gillespie in Schoolcraft, NE. Their son is the paternal grandfather to my kids, so I'm trying to backtrack and include this information in the family tree. I'd like to confirm that Peter was Owen's son, determine what Bridget's maiden name was and (if possible) her parents names, as well as the name of Peter's mother.

If anyone can connect any of the other family groups of Finnegans in Holland, I'd be doubly grateful. 
478 I157096  Finnerty  Patrick  1FamilyTree      19 Aug 1871  Abt 1950  Possible; Drowned in Fox River Patrick Finnerty Kaukauna Sun 5/19/1888 A2 Death notice 
479 I45190  Fischer  Marcella Marleen  1FamilyTree  Aft 1959  Gonnering      MARCELLA M GONNERING 21-APR-60 54130 
480 I45024  Fischer  Mary A.  1FamilyTree  Abt 1905  Vandenberg  9 Aug 1883  21 May 1961  poss death date 5/29 
481 I158591  Fleishman  Elaine A.  1FamilyTree  7 Jul 1947  Dietzen  1 Apr 1928  1 Aug 1979  NOT the same as other wife Elaine of Cliff Huss. 
482 I158591  Fleishman  Elaine A.  1FamilyTree  17 Jan 1979  Huss  1 Apr 1928  1 Aug 1979  NOT the same as other wife Elaine of Cliff Huss. 
483 I22624  Flemming  Nicholas  1FamilyTree      Abt 1820  Aft 1870  possibly related to Franz Flemming in 1860 Census Port Washington pa ge 44 age 49 , Susanna 49, Magdelna 16, Peter 15, Nicholas 12, Barbara 1 0, Catherine 3 all born in Lux.
Possibly related to ; FLAMMANG, Jean 23 Septfontaines weav er 25 on the http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pletschette/Sil vanus-Jenkins.htm

possible immigration?; Name: Nicolas Flamming Arrival Date: Apr 19, 18 48Age: 31 Gender: M Port of Arrival: New York Port of Departure: Antwe rpPlace of Origin: Belgium Ship: Edwina Family Identification: 788585 Mic rofilm Serial Number: M237
Microfilm Roll Number: 71 
484 I54039  Flis  Robert F.  1FamilyTree      Bef 1933    possible Name: ROBERT FLIS SSN: 476-16-9372 Born: 8 Sep 1925 La st Benefit: 85206 Mesa, Maricopa, AZDied: Sep 1983 State (Year) SSN issued: MN (Before 1951 ) 
485 I28978  Flood  Katy  1FamilyTree      Aft 1970    possible KATY A FLOOD 18-MAY-69 02021 
486 I144527  Flunker  Kari Ann  1FamilyTree      Aft 1980    born 9/19/19?? 
487 I144524  Flunker  Ryan  1FamilyTree      Aft 1979    born May 15, 19?? 
488 I105575  Flynn  Ann  1FamilyTree  Abt 1892  Gillis  Abt Jul 1874  Abt Jun 1924  Card of Thanks James T. Jones, James Gillis, Jennie Brahan, Joseph DeBrue Kaukauna Times 1/07/1926 5 News 
489 I36165  Flynn  Geraldine E.  1FamilyTree  Abt 1925  Harney  Abt 1904  Abt Dec 1935  Possible Maiden name GLYN.
Possible death date ? HARNEY, MRS. BRIDGET CertID# 1934-MN-027862 Da te of Birth: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: not indexednot index ed not indexed Date of Death: County of Death: 12/21/1934 ST. LOUIS 
490 I174117  Flynn  W. J.  1FamilyTree      Bef 1864  Yes, date unknown  Possible?:Former Resident Is Interred Here William Flynn Kaukauna Times 1/07/1926 1 Obituary 
491 I114782  Foley  Catharine  1FamilyTree      Abt 1856  Bef 1956  possible Kate Foley single in 1900 Appleton census dressmaker

Possible Obit - APC - FoleyCatherine Post-Crescent 2/10/1927 19 
492 I114777  Foley  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Aft 1893  Howard  Abt 1875  Bef 1975  Social Notes John McNaughton, Margaret Mae Stouffer, Henerietta Brigham, Leo G. Schussmann, Katherine E. Foley, Dr. W. C. Sullivan, Emily Reader, Andrew Scheomeitzler, Laura Kappell, William P. Geiger Kaukauna Sun 7/06/1916 6 Wedding 
493 I114787  Foley  Daniel  1FamilyTree      Abt 1807  Aft 1880  possible death record; Name: Daniel C Foley Death Date: 16 Mar 1907 County: Outagamie Volume: 03 Page #: 0473 Reel: 105 Image: 1789 Index Volume: - ImageNum: 101502 Sequence #: 109100 Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index


Possible related death records;
Brown County;
Unkn Foley 04 Oct 1897 Brown 02 006
Ellen Foley 26 Mar 1868 Brown 01 004
Genieve Irene Foley 18 Jul 1903 Brown 04 007
Mich Foley 11 Oct 1887 Brown 03 006
Michael Foley 10 Oct 1882 Brown 01 005

Outagamie;
Mary Foley 24 Mar 1889 Outagamie 01 103

Winnebago;
John Foley 27 Nov 1885 Winnebago 01 139
Virginia Foley 02 May 1905 Winnebago 05 143
William Foley 26 Sep 1892 Winnebago 02 140 
494 I11654  Foley  Ella  1FamilyTree  Abt 1920  Pennings  8 Feb 1901  26 Feb 1973  possibly related to Charles and Alice Foley listed living 2 doors aw ay in 1930 Los Angeles Census. 
495 I11654  Foley  Ella  1FamilyTree  Aft 1951  Miller  8 Feb 1901  26 Feb 1973  possibly related to Charles and Alice Foley listed living 2 doors aw ay in 1930 Los Angeles Census. 
496 I114779  Foley  Mary  1FamilyTree      2 Jan 1870  Bef 1970  Possible death record? ; Name: Mary Foley Death Date: 24 Mar 1889 County: Outagamie Volume: 01 Page #: 0338 Reel: 103 Image: 1242 Index Volume: - ImageNum: 101503 
497 I143899  Forsythe  Kathryn Rogene  1FamilyTree  4 Jan 1882  Keefe  30 Sep 1862  30 Jul 1926  It is believed that Kathryn (Katie) Forsythe was an adopted child. The actual parents are unknown.
Information from Marriage Certificate:
Father: Luther Forsythe
Mother: Calphurnia Forsythe
(Probably the adopted parents)
Married in Berlin, Green Lake County - Recorded in Green Lake. 
498 I18111  Fox  Brian  1FamilyTree      Aft 1959    Marriage Not listed with Outagamie ROD 
499 I4642  Fox  Ellen "Nellie"  1FamilyTree      Abt 1870  Abt 1940  Possible? ; March 12, 2009 85 years ago - 1924
· Deaths - F.X. Fransway, pioneer De Pere settler; Mrs. Dan Leininger; Miss Annie Field; Miss Helen Fox, formerly of Hollandtown, at Chicago; and Mrs. Edward Bartell, Little Rapids.
Note:Found Ill Death Record for;
Name:Helen Rose Fox
Death Date:7 Mar 1924
Death Location:Cook County, IL
File Number:6006597
Archive Collection Name:Cook County Genealogy Records (Deaths)
Archive repository location:Chicago, IL
Archive repository name:Cook County Clerk 
500 I41216  Fox  Peter J.  1FamilyTree      11 Dec 1871  27 Apr 1942  had birth of 11/15/1868, but he does not appear on the 1870 Census and in 1880 he is listed as 8 years old. 
501 I17220  Fox  Thomas  1FamilyTree      Abt 1832  Aft 1910  possible; FoxThomasKaukauna Times6/14/19187Death of Pioneer 
502 I17225  Fox  Thomas  1FamilyTree      Abt 1865  Bef 1965  possibly married Elizabeth Campbell, her death record Brown co Vol 10 pa ge 284. age 45 died 6/04/1906

possible; Former Hollandtown Resident Dies Suddenly Thomas Fox Kaukauna Times 6/12/1928 1 Obituary 
503 I17231  Fox  Thomas  1FamilyTree      6 Apr 1866  Aft 1880  possible; Former Hollandtown Resident Dies Suddenly Thomas Fox Kaukauna Times 6/12/1928 1 Obituary 
504 I316997  Fox  William T.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1875  3 Jan 1927  possible; Former Hollandtown Resident Dies Suddenly Thomas Fox Kaukauna Times 6/12/1928 1 Obituary 
505 I345227  Foxgrover  Mary Katherine  1FamilyTree  Aft 1949  Behnke  Abt 1929  Abt Apr 2018  Mary Katherine is NOT PROVEN as a daughter of Norman Foxgrover and Clara Quella. 
506 I131826  Frandae  Barbara  1FamilyTree  Bef 1853  Eigenberger  Abt 1826  23 Sep 1914  Maiden Name Possibly Weberfreudin 
507 I99937  Froeming  Bernice  1FamilyTree  2 Jun 1934  Schoepel  22 Sep 1913  25 Jul 1993  Description: Her Parents married in 1922 years after her birth so Bernice is either a child from another relationship or a previous marriage or another mother named Gertrude who married a Froeming or she changed her name from Kahosky to Froeming & referred to Ed & Gertrude as her parents. . But then why does she not show as Froeming in 1930 census?

Notice HERE: 1920 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA Find a place location associated with a Birth, Death, Burial, Marriage, Divorce, or other Event, it is associated with your specific person record.
Ben Kohasky64
Frances Kohasky55
William J Kohasky30
Gertrude Kohasky26
Laura Kohasky24
Rene Kohasky22
Bernice Kohasky6
Edward Froenning20

THERE IS NO BERNICE FROEMING--HER SUPPOSED FATHER WAS NOT MARRIED YET. when you go to 1930 census it shows no Bernice Froeming. I checked 1930 census for any Bernice Froeming b betw 1911 & 1915 living in WI--None listed. I cannot look up marriage of 1934 since papers stop at 1932. Cannot look up any obit pre 1999 for Appleton. 
508 I99937  Froeming  Bernice  1FamilyTree  22 Sep 1953  Weiss  22 Sep 1913  25 Jul 1993  Description: Her Parents married in 1922 years after her birth so Bernice is either a child from another relationship or a previous marriage or another mother named Gertrude who married a Froeming or she changed her name from Kahosky to Froeming & referred to Ed & Gertrude as her parents. . But then why does she not show as Froeming in 1930 census?

Notice HERE: 1920 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA Find a place location associated with a Birth, Death, Burial, Marriage, Divorce, or other Event, it is associated with your specific person record.
Ben Kohasky64
Frances Kohasky55
William J Kohasky30
Gertrude Kohasky26
Laura Kohasky24
Rene Kohasky22
Bernice Kohasky6
Edward Froenning20

THERE IS NO BERNICE FROEMING--HER SUPPOSED FATHER WAS NOT MARRIED YET. when you go to 1930 census it shows no Bernice Froeming. I checked 1930 census for any Bernice Froeming b betw 1911 & 1915 living in WI--None listed. I cannot look up marriage of 1934 since papers stop at 1932. Cannot look up any obit pre 1999 for Appleton. 
509 I173416  Fuenger  Peter  1FamilyTree      29 Sep 1837  20 Sep 1895  Possibly related?;
Marriage Record Details
Last Name: Fuenger
First Name: C C
Day: 24
Month: January
Year: 1888
County: Monroe
Volume: 03
Page: 0268

The spouse for this marriage is Marie Marse. 
510 I45651  Gabrielson  Gabriel John "Gabe"  1FamilyTree      21 Apr 1891  Bef 1991  possible father? GABRIELSON GABRIEL E 11/07/1860 SAVERLAND GABRIELS ON M WISCONSIN STANISLAUS 11/24/1941 81 yrs
possible ? Wis Birth Rec Gabriel M Gabrielson 04 Sep 1888 Waupaca 03 03 000460 
511 I26483  Gaetzman  Henry  1FamilyTree      31 Jul 1902  17 Jul 1972  Apparently has other marriage--Evangeline/Eva? 
512 I26464  Gaetzman  John  1FamilyTree      29 Sep 1860  Bef 1960  Apparently changed the spelling of his name after his parents died. Mig ht have been a family rift and he wanted to separate himself from the othe rs--or he just got tired of the name being mispronounced. 
513 I51084  Gallagher  Anna  1FamilyTree  Bef 1864  Brogan  20 Jul 1832  14 Oct 1910  John Brogan and Ann Gallagher were married in Pennsylvania.
Ann came from Logarie and had three brothers - Falem, Tom and Edward. Ann Stood 5'8" - Slim until long after their marriage, very pretty and a fine lady. Her folks had a store where in Ireland they sold fine linens. Mary Mulloy visited there. Mary Mulloy's brother Pat was brought over here from Ireland by John and Ann Brogan. Pat Mulloy came here to Greenleaf to Brogans 3 days before John Early was married to Mary Brogan, John Brogan's daughter sister. John Mulloy came over from Ireland a year after Mary Mulloy was married. 
514 I89553  Garby  Louis Rial  1FamilyTree      9 Dec 1884  25 Mar 1954  Grandpa Garby went to work for the Post Offi ce in Lewiston in 1904. He was born in Leland and lived there until his f amily moved to Lewiston in1898. Heserved as Acting Postmaster in 1926 & 1927 until a newPostmaster was appointed. He served under 9 different post masters and
retired in 1948. 
515 I75245  Garner  Aaron  1FamilyTree      14 Jan 1974    Teri mentioned that she really enjoys going to her sister Jean's house a nd are very close 
516 I182838  Garske  Wilhelmine "Minnie"  1FamilyTree  Abt 1880  Affeldt  Abt Jan 1846  Yes, date unknown  george affeldt listed in 1900 census may be a son of minnie from previous marriage 
517 I96574  Garvey  Dorothy  1FamilyTree      Aft 1929    possible death
Freedom
Dorothy Garvey
Kaukauna Times | Date: 08/05/1932 | Page: 4 | Type: Obituary 
518 I79406  Garvey  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1868  Aft 1938  possible John Garvey 01 Sep 1874 Outagamie 01 103
John W Garvey 31 Mar 1896 Outagamie 02 105
John Wm Garvey 08 Oct 1894 Outagamie 02 103 
519 I95341  Garvey  John Evin  1FamilyTree      19 Sep 1888  24 Dec 1973  Need to verify that John E is son of William as stated in Freedom Histo ry Book. Was listed as child of Michael H Garvey (1853) 
520 I18354  Garvey  MaryJo  1FamilyTree  17 Jul 1980  Verhagen  29 May 1959    possible MARY J Verhagen 29-MAY-61 54915 
521 I79344  Garvey  Michael  1FamilyTree      Abt 1827  Abt Sep 1860  It is NOT confirmed that Michael and Patrick are brothers. 
522 I68288  Gassner  Diane  1FamilyTree  Aft 1963  Geurts      The SSDI lists a Diane Gassner as being born 1/27/1940 and died in Kaukau na on 3/12/1994. Her SSN was 393-38-1249. Is she the wife of Kenneth Geurt s? If so, why was she listed under her maiden name? 
523 I200169  Gauerke  Anton  1FamilyTree      21 Sep 1872  15 Oct 1957  Possibe Birth?;
Name: Anton Gauerke
Birth Date: 1 Sep 1872
Birth Place: Ixiona, Jefferson, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Father's Name: August Gauerke
Mother's name: August Schroeder
FHL Film Number: 1302879 
524 I25449  Gauerke  Lois  1FamilyTree  20 Apr 1968  Coenen  6 May 1948    possibly related to Arthur Gauerke who died 4/06/2002 at age 107, oldest li ving WWI vet in San Diego county, see obit 2/01/2002 SD Union Tribune. H is wife was May who died in 1983 at age 88, survived by daughter ruth Denk er of Naperville, ILL and daughter Joyce Tanner of Escondido, 9 GC a nd 16 GGC. 
525 I102222  Geenen  Edward or Evert  1FamilyTree      25 Mar 1822  20 Jan 1894  Possibly buried at St. Nicholas Freedom with 2nd wife Anna? 
526 I309078  Gehling  Henry  1FamilyTree      30 May 1890  7 Dec 1958  Henry was the first son born to Herman and Ella Gehling on their farm a mile and a half south of Carroll, Iowa. Henry was born at home on 30 May 1890. He was baptized at Sts. Peter and Paul Catholic Church in Carroll and later attended classes at the parish school. He began to help around the farm almost as soon as he could walk. Before long he was feeding the chickens, gathering eggs, and doing the endless chores associated with farm life.
The story is told of Henry's teenage encounter with a band of thieving hoboes. The hoboes had roped one of his father's calves, and were leading it off to their rendezvous site under the Carroll railroad bridge. As soon as he saw what was happening, Henry mounted his horse and followed them to town. At the railroad bridge he demanded the animal's return. Despite being outnumbered a dozen to one, Henry somehow managed to deny the hoboes their dinner and return the calf to his father's farm.
Gradually Henry took over much of the work on the family farm. Two years after coming of age he met and courted 19-year-old Regina Reiling of nearby Breda, Iowa. They were married on 2 September 1913. Father Gehling officiated at the ceremony, and a large dance followed. After the honeymoon, the newlyweds settled down on a farm south of Carroll, which he had received from his his father. They stayed there for nearly a quarter of a century. All of their seven children were born there: Frances, Lawrence, Erwin, Clarence, Paul, Albert, and Viriginia.
The 1930 Depression years were hard ones for Henry. Corn prices were low. Cattle feeding was no longer profitable. There was always plenty of food, but the bills kept mounting. In June of 1939, Henry gave up the Gehling homestead and moved to a rental farm near Humbolt, Iowa. Several other rentals followed. Finally, in 1945, he bought an 80-acre farm just north of Gilmore City, Iowa. Here he stayed until ill health forced him to move to town.
Henry spent his retirement years driving the backroads of Iowa in an old pickup truck. He always rose at 4 A.M. After breakfast, he was off to check the crops and perhaps talk soil bank or hog prices with any farmer he met on the road. Afternoons he usually spent at the local salebarn swapping stories , checking weights, and looking over the livestock brought in. Mid-afternoon was nap time, followed by dinner and the inevitable pipeful of Prince Albert tobacco. By 7 or 8 P.M. he was ready for bed. Early to bed, early to rise - it was a schedule he had followed his whole life.
The end came one cold winter day in 1958. Henry had just returned from his daily rounds. He parked his truck, entered the house, and sat down in a chair near the doorway. He was tired, he said. Moments later he suffered a fatal heart attack. The date was December 7. Henry was buried in St. John's Cemetery, Gilmore City, Iowa. His grave rests on a hill overlooking the rich black farmland he loved so well.

Frances Mary Gehling (1914-1978)
Lawrence Albert Gehling (1916-1982)
Erwin Henry Gehling (1918-1981)
Clarence Joseph Gehling (1920----)
Paul Anton Gehling (1924-1997)
Albert Frank Gehling (1926----)
Virginia Mae Gehling (1931----) 
527 I315616  Gehling  Herman George  1FamilyTree      10 Nov 1861  6 Feb 1955  Herman was born on a farm near Calmar in northeastern Iowa on 10 November 1861. He was the firstborn son of Henry and Adelaid Gehling. He had three sisters and two younger brothers.
Herman went to school in Festina, Iowa. Attending the same school was a little neighbor girl named Ella Timp, who lived just down the hill and across the creek from the Gehlings. When Ella came of age, Herman began courting her. They were married on 24 January 1888 in St. Mary's Catholic Church at Fort Atckinson. He was 26, she was 18. The first six months they lived with Herman's mother on the Gehling homestead, which Herman had probably been farming since the death of his father ten years earlier.
But Herman needed a place of his own. Two of his married sisters had moved to western Iowa, so Herman and Ella decided to visit them. When the newlyweds got off the train in Carroll County, they strolled the platform for a long time. They looked over the grassy hills and fertile soil, and decided then and there this would be their new home. Herman purchased 160 acres of rich black loam for $1.25 an acre. The farm was located on 71 South, one and a half miles from the town of Carroll. It boasted a two-room house, but no outbuildings. Their furniture came by train to Dedham, Iowa, the nearest railroad station. It was hauled by wagon over dirt roads to their new home. Here a daughter named Mary and a son named Henry were born to them.
In the early 1890's, Herman moved his growing family into a new farmhouse. Here Ella gave birth to their other eight children: Theodore, Agnes, Herman Jr., Anna, Joseph, William, Catherine, and Cecilia Ann. Herman continued to farm, but also took an active role in developing the town of Carroll. He is said to have been a stockholder in the first bank, to have opened the first salebarn, and to have served as both city councilman and president of the Farmers Grain and Lumber Company.
When he retired in 1924, Herman gave up farming and moved with his wife to a new house at 642 West Second Street, Carroll. After Ella's death 13 years later, Herman was joined in the house by his youngest daughter and her family. Herman himself became seriously ill in early 1955. He died at home one Sunday evening at 7:15 P.M. The date was 6 February. He was 93 years old. He had outlived all of his brothers and sisters but one. He was in turn survived by seven children, fifty-nine grandchildren and sixty great-grandchildren.
In his later years Herman had been a true family patriarch, revered by all and sought out for sage counsel and sound advice. When several of his grandchildren decided on a move from Carroll County to cheaper land then available in southern Minnesota, they went to old Herman with their doubts and reservations. "Go, by all means," he told them. "When I first came to Carroll there was no railroad through town, few roads, and fewer schools. Go and start your own community. You'll be glad you did."

Mary Gehling (1888-1948)
Henry Gehling (1890-1958)
Theodore Gehling (1892-1972)
Agnes Gehling (1895-1969)
Herman Gehling,Jr. (1898-1943)
Anna Gehling (1900-1970)
Joseph Gehling (1903-1904)
William Gehling (1905-1968)
Catherine Gehling (1905-1974)
Cecilia Ann Gehling (1913----) 
528 I309077  Gehling  Lawrence Albert  1FamilyTree      9 May 1916  19 Aug 1982  Lawernce was born on the family farm near Carroll, Iowa, on 9 May 1916. He was the firstborn son of Henry and Regina Gehling. While still a baby, Lawrence was infected with a strain of the post-war influenza then sweeping the country. For a time his life was despaired of. Unlike several of the neighbor children, however, Lawrence survived the epidemic and was soon taking an active interest in the family farm. It is said that as a five-year-old he once substituted for his father, showing some construction workers the exact site and dimensions of the barn they had been hired to build.

Lawrence attended a small country school, always making the two-mile trip on horseback. His studies came to an end after eighth grade. For the next six years he worked alongside his father and brothers on the farm. At age 19, he and two friends - Lawrence Siepker and Eddie Klocke - decided it was time to see the country. The year was 1936, a Depression year, and money was hard to come by. But the trio confidently packed their belongings into an old car and headed west. They reached Kansas just as the wheat harvest was beginning. From there they traveled on to Arizona, rode mules down into the Grand Canyon, then went to the California orchards for a winter of orange picking.

Lawrence was back in Iowa in time for spring planting. But his stay on the family farm was short-lived. He soon met a 17-year-old girl from Halbur, Iowa, named Genevieve Reinart. The two were married on 28 October 1937, and after the wedding ceremony went for a short honeymoon to Atlantic, Iowa. On their way home they were run into the ditch by a roadgrader.

For the first ten years of their married life, the newlyweds moved from farm to farm across western Iowa. Sometimes Lawrence worked for wages, sometimes he rented the farm outright. His first job on the George Wernimont farm near Auburn, Iowa, paid only $30 a month, but did include three dozen eggs a week, one-half hog a year, the milk from one cow and part of the fruit from a large orchard. The hours were long - usually 5 A.M. to 9 P.M. The work was hard - farming with mules, slopping hogs, caring for over 400 head of cattle in the feedlot. After acquiring some livestock and equipment, Lawrence began renting farms on his own, beginning with the Billy Bedford farm northeast of Willey, Iowa, and ending with the Leo Wendl farms near Gilmore City, Iowa.

In the fall of 1947, Lawrence and Genevieve quit farming altogether. They sold off all their machinery and bought a house in Gilmore City. Lawrence began hauling limestone. By then his growing family numbered six children (Lois, Richard, Connie, Bonnie, Tom and Charlie). Before the last of his children left home, Lawrence had become a jack-of-all-trades, working at various times as a truck driver, an electrician, a mechanic, a welder, a lathe operator, and a city marshall. In his later years he also ran the gas, water, and sewage departments for the town of Gilmore City.

Lawrence was a restless man in many respects. Always a hard worker, he found it difficult to sit back and relax. At home, after a long day at his job, he would invariably go out into his tool shed and work far into the night. His hands were a testament to his lifestyle - large, strong hands, calloused and rough, covered with the nicks and bruises of a lifetime of labor.

Much of Lawrence's relaxation came from the animals with which he surrounded himself. He had originally farmed with horses and mules, and always had a family dog around the house. In later life he acquired a couple of saddle horses and a goat. The horses he rode, the goat he hitched to a cart of his own manufacture. The goat cart worked so well, he considered building a small stagecoach to be pulled by six Shetland ponies. The ponies were easy to come by, but the stagecoach never left the drawing board. For a time he gave home to a mischievous pet raccoon, then to a de-scented though still smelly shunk. His last menagerie consisted of seven Siberian Huskies. These he hitched to a dog sled and mushed over the wintry Iowa countryside.

In the winter of 1981-82 Lawrence was diagnosed with lung cancer. For six months he fought the cancer with every means available, regularly making the long trip to Iowa City for the drugs of chemotherapy. But try as he might, this strong man - who had rarely been sick a day in his life - gradually succumbed to the ravages of the disease. Lawrence died surrounded by family on 19 August 1982. He was 66 years old.


1- Lois Mae Gehling (26 January 1938 - 19 September 2000) - Married Kenneth Humpal on 3 January 1956. Together they had seven children: Barbara, Michael, Kathleen, Patricia, David, Jacqueline, Kimberly. Later married Gary Mulroney.

2- Richard Henry Gehling (18 August 1939) - Married Mary Ann Montoya on 1 April 1967. Together they had two children: Robert Lawrence and Staci Ann.

3- Donald Leo Gehling (30 January 1941 - 9 May 1941) - Died of whooping cough.

4- Constance Louise Gehling (15 January 1942) - Married David Bachoroski on 7 January 1967. Together they had two children: Stephanie and Michelle.

5- Bonita Susan Gehling (10 March 1943) - Married Edward Clark on 15 February 1969. Together they had two children: Christine and Cynthia.

6- Thomas Gehling (24 May 1944 - 13 August 2002

7- Charles Albert Gehling (13 June 1945) - Married Rosalia Jara on 12 July 1969. Together they had two children: Daniel and Timothy. 
529 I95544  Gehring  John M.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1809  18 Aug 1871  John had a good common school education and was married in 1833 to Mary Agnes Mutchler. The children of Mr. and Mrs. John Gehring are Gottlieb, Frederick and John L. The family came to America in 1853,from Hamburg. Their destination was Utica, NY. The ocean vessel was named "Robert" and it took 26 days. The family located first in New York, then removed to Fond du Lac County, WI for a few years, and then in 1858, removing to Outagamie County, WI. John was engaged in making sieves before fanning mills were invented. 
530 I21964  Gehring  Minnie  1FamilyTree    Johnson  Abt 1880  Yes, date unknown  Name might be Caroline 
531 I89380  Geib  Angeline  1FamilyTree      Abt Jun 1885  Bef 1985  Geib, Angeline and Frank H. - Married, 1920's 
532 I311467  Geib  Notes For  1FamilyTree          Geib
Geib, Anna-Miss - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Anne-Miss - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Anthony and Virginia F. - Married, 1940's Geib, Arlinda and Henry S. - Married, 1920's
Geib, Charles, husband of Elizabeth - Obituary, 1920's Geib, Christ - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Christ-of Newburg - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Christ., husband of Louise - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Dolores and Lawrence S. - Married, 1930's Geib, Frank - Obituary, 1920's Geib, George P. and Ode K. - Married, 1920's Geib, Jacob and Viola B. - Married, 1920's Geib, Jacob J., husband of Viola - Obituary, 1950's
Geib, Katherine-Mrs. Peter - Obituary, 1950's Geib, Lester and Estelle L. - Married, 1930's Geib, Loretta A. and Andrew H. K. - Married, 1920's Geib, Louisa-Mrs. Christ - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Malynda Barbara_mrs. Raymond - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Margaret-Mrs. Peter - Obituary, 1910's Geib, Marie M. and Frederick Howard F. - Married, 1920's Geib, Mary Ann-Mrs. Mathias - Obituary, 1940's
Geib, Mildred Ann and John A. W. - Married, 1930's Geib, Pearl and Harold M. - Married, 1940's
Geib, Peter, husband of Katherine - Obituary, 1940's Geib, Raymond and Malynda R. - Married, 1920's Geib, Richard-Jr.-little boy struck by car - Story, 1960's Geib, Richard and Marion P. - Married, 1940's Geib, Robert - Obituary, 1930's Geib, Sarto J. and Ernes M. I. - Married, 1920's
Geib, Susan and Joseph H. - Married, 1920's Geib, William and Florence K. - Married, 1940's Geib, William and Regina W. - Married, 1930's
Geib Geib, John - born 1807, married Elisabetha W., 3 children from 1854 to 1 867 Geib, Martha Johanna - born 1894, married twice - John H., Mr. K., 1 chi ld born in 1916 Geib, Mathias - born 1862, married Mary Ann K., 6 children from 1891 to 1 912 Geib, Peter - born 1866, married Katherine K., 3 children from 1897 to 19 01

put into file Geib, Peter-Sr., husband of Margaret - Obituary, 1920'sGeib, Peter - married Margareth B., 12 children from 1862 to 1885Geib, Peter J. - born 1869, married Mathilda M., 4 children from 1900 to 1 912Geib, Charles - born 1876, married Elizabeth S., 1 child born in 1901Geib, Johann - born 1824, married Susanna W., 6 children from 1857 to 1871 Geib, Susan-Mrs. John - Obituary, 1890's Geib, Katharine-Mrs. Casper - Obituary, 1930'sGeib, Casper - born 1866, married Katherine K., 5 children from 1894 to 19 05 Geib, Casper, husband of Catherine - Obituary, 1930'sGeib, Mathias Frank - born 1864, married Barbara G., 8 children from 18 92 to 1909 Geib, Math. and Barbara G. - Golden Wedding, 1940's Geib, Math. F. and Sons-Take over Washington Hotel - Story, 1920'sGeib, Leo Peter - born 1893, married Anita Frances K., 1 child born in 192 0 Geib, John J., husband of Minnie - Obituary, 1950's Geib, Angeline and Frank H. - Married, 1920's 
533 I61830  George  Charles James  1FamilyTree      Bef 1937    possible?; Charles J. George 21 Jun 1928 27 Dec 1993 San Bruno, San Mateo, California 
534 I18165  George  Richard  1FamilyTree      17 Oct 1949    3rd wife is Dolly ??? 
535 I69361  Gerrits  David  1FamilyTree      4 Sep 1955    possible David F Gerrits 1956 Brayton 1958 Outagamie 12 Jul 1974 
536 I100254  Gerrits  Donald  1FamilyTree      Bef 1967    Possible? ; Donald A Gerrits 1953 Spice 1958 Outagamie 10 Dec 1977 
537 I17543  Gerrits  Doris Mae  1FamilyTree  8 Oct 1976  VanHeuklon  9 Feb 1955    birth date from anybirthday.com DORIS M VAN HEUKLON 09-FEB-55 54130 
538 I311112  Gerrits  Frances  1FamilyTree      Abt 1861  Bef 1961  possible marriage Fannie Gerrits 15 Oct 1892 Brown 05 0139 Albert Linskins 15 Oct 1892 Brown 05 0139 
539 I311111  Gerrits  Henry  1FamilyTree      Abt 1865  Bef 1965  possible Nellie Vangompel 01 Sep 1903 Outagamie 04 0125 Henry Gerri ts 01 Sep 1903 Outagamie 04 0125 
540 I96672  Gerrits  Lawrence  1FamilyTree      Aft 1962    Possible (but if so then he was son of her first husband?)Lawrence M Gerrits 1951 Dufrane 1951 Outagamie 15 Nov 1974 
541 I132684  Gerrits  Peter H.  1FamilyTree      11 Dec 1876  Abt 1949  Possible death date of 10/16/1947 (but stone is engraved 1949?) 
542 I85832  Gerrits  Theodore Christian  1FamilyTree      1 Jun 1874  5 Jun 1921  Some records refer to him as John? 
543 I28492  Gerrits  Theodore Herman  1FamilyTree      25 Jul 1888  3 Aug 1973  possible daughter? 
544 I62660  Gerwing  Tony  1FamilyTree      Aft 1933    birth day 11 Jun 
545 I176568  Getschow  Herman  1FamilyTree      15 Jan 1874  5 Mar 1962  Herman Christian Getschow and Maude B. Getschow, nee Whittier, had one daughter, Alice S. Getschow who was born 03 June 1909 in Appleton, Outagamie County, WI; she graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, Dane County, WI; married Carlton Saloman; died 04 Jan 1962 in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI; burial at Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI. Carlton Saloman a/k/a R. Carlton Saloman born 27 Aug 1908 in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI; died July 1977 in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI; one son born to this family, Carl Saloman, born ca 1936-1937 in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI. See 1940 U. S. Census for R. Carlton Saloman in Oshkosh, Winnebago County, WI. From my research, after the death of Alice Getschow Saloman, Carlton may have re-married.

After the death of his first wife, Maude B. Getschow, nee WHITTIER, Herman married Ruth, unknown surname, who was born in WI and who was much younger (See 1940 U. S. Census above). 
546 I80498  Geurden  Martin C.  1FamilyTree      5 Aug 1912  24 Dec 1990  Possibly another Martin born before him; Name:Martin Geurden
Birth Date:1 Feb 1907
Birth Place:Depere,,
Gender:Male
Race:White
Father's Name:Henry Geurden
Father's Birth Place:Holland
Mother's Name:Helena Maria Pittings
Mother's Birth Place:Holland
FHL Film Number:1299480 
547 I315456  Geurts  Roman  1FamilyTree      Bef 1943  Bef 2008  Possible;
ROMAN GEURTS 03 Dec 1927 Feb 1981 (not specified) 49829 (Escanaba, Delta, MI) 398-12-9331 Wisconsin 
548 I58479  Gevelinger  Alphonse Peter  1FamilyTree      12 Jun 1882  27 Dec 1948  In my query the assumption I had was that Alphonse Gevelinger from Miner al Point, Iowa Co. WI, was adirect descendant (son, grandson) of Frank Gevelinger from Sherwood, Calum et Co. WI.It was a letter initialed F.G. sent from Sherwood and p ublished in the Dubuquepaper "Luxemburger Gazette" 3 Mar 1908 that related the marriage of Alphon se Gevelinger in MineralPoint and stated that the newly wed couple went on a honeymoon trip to She rwood and Appleton tovisit with relatives, which prompted me to conclude to a close kinship.Some replies I got from Alphonse Gevelinger descendants suggested Sandwei ler and a place called
"Ltrize" in Luxembourg as birth place.This feedback prompted me to look up the ancestry line of both people on t he microfilms at theNational Archives in Luxembourg-City. Here is what I found this afternoon:
GEVELINGER Frank, emigrated to Sherwood, WI
b. 14 Jun 1824 Lenningen
m. 15 Dec 1858 in Lenningen
NEIERS Margaret
* 23 May 1829 Trintange
son of
GEVELINGER Frank
b. 17 Dec 1784 Syren
d. 12 Apr 1845 Lenningen
m. 15 May 1818 Lenningen
HELLE(R)SCH Margaret
b. 1776 Lenningen
son of
GEVELINGER Peter
d. 8 Jul 1810 Syren
m.
THIMMER Mary
+ 9.Feb 1813 Syren*************************************************************33
GEVELINGER Alphonse, emigrated to Mineral Point, WI
b. 12 Jun 1882 Sandweiler
m. 1908
KIEFFER Anna
son of
GEVELINGER John Peter
* 27 Nov 1832 Itzig (and not the mysterious Ltrize)
m. 12.2.1862 Sandweiler
STEFFES Anna Mary
* 19 Mar 1841 Sandweiler
son of
GEVELINGER Peter
b. 6 Mar 1793 Syren
m. 23 Jan 1827 Hesperange
THEIS Margaret
b. 7 nivose an 9 (28 DEC 1800) Itzig
son of
GEVELINGER Peter
d. 8 JUL 1810 Syren
m. THIMMER Mary
+ 9 Feb 1813 Syren
***********Thus Alphonse Gevelinger is the son of Frank Gevelinger's cousin John Pet er GevelingerA view of Itzig in the 16th century (a drawing by abbot Jean Bertels) w as the subjet of a Luxembourg
poststamp in 1998:
http://www.luxcentral.com/stamps/LuxStamps1998.html#Bertels 
549 I310671  Giese  Randy  1FamilyTree          possible marriages; Randy A Giese 1958 Pigeon 1959 Brown 26 Feb 1977View Record Randy Allen Giese 1958 Rene Amrie Vervoren 1961 Brown 10 M ar 1985View Record Randy Lenwood Giese 1957 Lorie Lynn Daniels 1956 Brown 13 O ct 1985View Record Randy R Giese 1955 Klebs 1956 Dodge 5 Aug 1978 
550 I8117  Gilbert  Kathy  1FamilyTree  31 Dec 1975  VanVreede  Bef 1957    Birth Date ?; January 12 
551 I2160  Gilbertson-Soli  John Gotfry  1FamilyTree      29 Mar 1878  13 Apr 1953  In 1891 John worked as a lumberman for Northwestern Lumber Co. in Stanle y, WI (Stanley 1881-1891)In later years Joh ran a tavern in Ferrysville, WI at some point they liv ed in Tripoli, WI in Lincoln County. 
552 I202741  Gilkey  UnknownM  1FamilyTree      Aft 1937    according to sister Gladys, Austin had 1 son. 
553 I19153  Gillespie  Jon L.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1957    possible JOHN T GILLESPIE 24-AUG-54 54624
JOHN M GILLESPIE 20-APR-52 54660 
554 I28214  Glasheen  Amie  1FamilyTree      Aft 1985    possible AMY M GLASHEEN 24-NOV-78 54143 
555 I28152  Glasheen  Michael  1FamilyTree      2 Feb 1867  9 Oct 1929  Searched for possible two children Archives can only find one reference;
Holland funeral records missing before 1885. Family not included in 1887 St. Francis parish census. Michael Glasheen 4 February 1866 baptism was at St. Francis rather than St. Patrick. Searched Holland baptisms 1866 through 1868, found no second Michael. George born in August 1868 was the next child I found baptized. 
556 I132932  Glasheen  Ross J.  1FamilyTree      7 Jul 1888  30 Jan 1961  possibly adopted? 
557 I4937  Gleeson  Catherine Shimmers  1FamilyTree  10 Oct 1887  Ryan  29 Jun 1865  7 Feb 1920  Catherine Gleeson left Ireland at the age of 15 years. She came by ship to Panama on the Caribbean Sea. Then across by tra in where the Panama Canal today is to Balboa on the Pacific Ocean side. Then by ship to California. This was about the year of 1880. When she arrived in California she was 15 years of age. (This information given by Dr. Tom Ryan) 
558 I102168  Glenn  Thomas  1FamilyTree      Abt 1893  Bef 1993  1940 Detroit;
Thomas Glenn47
Katherine Glenn42
Violet Glenn18
Joan Glenn14

1920 Detroit
Thomas R Glenn27 (widowed or divorced) 
559 I311526  Gloudemans  Jan  1FamilyTree          NOT the same Jan or John married to MARIA van de VEN

THIS Jan is married to ELISABETH van de VEN.

Jan Gloudemans vader bruid on Saturday, August 5, 1876 Dinther Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 1842 plaats: DintherBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 12, datum: 05-08-1876 BRUIDEGOM: Leonardus Jonkers geboorteplaats bruidegom: Sint-Michielsgestel BRUID: Pieternel Gloudemans geboorteplaats bruid: Dinther Vader bruidegom: Leonardus Jonkers Moeder bruidegom: Geertruij Spierings Vader bruid: Jan Gloudemans Moeder bruid: Elizabeth van de Ven Opmerkingen: Akte bevat meer informatie


Jan Gloudemans vader bruid on Thursday, April 18, 1850 Heesch Bron: RANB inventarisnummer: 3423 plaats: HeeschBurgerlijke Stand: huwelijk , aktenummer: 3, datum: 18-4-1850 BRUIDEGOM: Johannes Leeijen geboorteplaats bruidegom: Heesch BRUID: Pieternel Gloudemans geboorteplaats bruid: Dinther Vader bruidegom: Francis Leeijen Moeder bruidegom: Marian van de Berkt Vader bruid: Jan Gloudemans Moeder bruid: Elizabeth van de Ven 
560 I18095  Gloudemans  Jason  1FamilyTree      Aft 1991    possible JASON J GLOUDEMANS 22-SEP-75 54140 
561 I18092  Gloudemans  Rick  1FamilyTree      Aft 1960    possible RICHARD L GLOUDEMANS 03-SEP-69 54140 
562 I18091  Gloudemans  Scott Joseph  1FamilyTree      Abt 1968    possible SCOTT J GLOUDEMANS 23-MAR-68 54130 
563 I31882  Gloudemans  Todd  1FamilyTree      Aft 1960    possibles TOD - GLOUDEMANS 27-JUL-65 54136
TODD G GLOUDEMANS 13-JUL-76 54140
TODD D GLOUDEMANS 13-FEB-68 54140 
564 I124105  Goemans  Peter G.  1FamilyTree      19 Oct 1872  29 Oct 1937  Not to be confused with Peter son of ANTON. 
565 I146230  Goemans  Peter J.  1FamilyTree      27 Dec 1873  8 Jun 1953  NOT to be confused with Peter son of GEORGE 
566 I54979  Goergen  Anne  1FamilyTree  14 Mar 1871  Ruppert  5 Nov 1843  Bef 1943  possible related link? http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/davezero/SchlossThorn.html 
567 I26389  Goetzman  Paul William  1FamilyTree      Aft 1934    Traveled the world on off season--had a 
568 I26459  Goetzman  Peter  1FamilyTree      1 Jul 1824  17 Feb 1889  Lived in Louisiana for about twenty years and then moved to Kewaunee Co, W I, and then Marathon Co about 1865. Moved to Wausau in 1880 (Adams House).
Worked at Alexander saw mill for one year then carpentry and millwork 
569 I6714  Goetzman  Sara Jean  1FamilyTree  31 Oct 1992  Ebben  23 Dec 1964    possibly born in Lancaster, Germany? 
570 I43817  Golden  Peter  1FamilyTree      22 Mar 1860  Abt 1924  Possibly Peter of menomonee as listed in listed death mention in 1909 Kauk auna Times
Possibly buried St. Patrick's Sniderville
TWO Peter Golden born 1857 
571 I318857  Goltz  August  1FamilyTree      Abt 1825  Abt 1903  possible Hortonville 1880;
August Goltz 61
Fredricka Goltz 48
Mena Goltz 20
Annie Goltz 18
Charles Goltz 16
Matilda Goltz 14
Lena Goltz 12
Albert Goltz 10
Louisa Goltz 7 
572 I12934  Gonnering  David  1FamilyTree      Aft 1941    possibles
DAVID L GONNERING 29-OCT-53 53142
DAVID L GONNERING 29-OCT-53 53142
DAVID A GONNERING 11-MAR-56 54115
DAVID E GONNERING 06-APR-67 54115
DAVID A GONNERING 01-MAR-59 54130 
573 I63351  Gonnering  James  1FamilyTree      23 Jun 1945    sent letter Oct 2002 
574 I14768  Gossling  John  1FamilyTree      8 Feb 1900  25 Jan 1973  The names you have given below appear on the Lawler Mt Carmel Cemetery lis t. Unfortunately, the gravestones have only the year so still don't know t he date of the month for either John and Auguste. I accessed the Socie ty Security disk and find the same information that you have given witho ut the date.. The Soc Sec file does indicate the birth dates, month and ye ar of death and the location of the death as Lawler.I looked into our obituary clipping 1973 and 1977 files and find no obitu aries for either John and Auguste Gossling.I would guess that obituaries may have been placed in the New Hampton News papers. There is no Lawler newspaper, so the New Hampton ones would probab ly have it. The bi-weekly newspapers for the time period were either New H ampton Tribune and/or Economist, both names by the same newspaper company . 
575 I168476  Gottsacker  Irma  1FamilyTree      Abt 1885  Yes, date unknown  possible; Name:Gottsacker
Birth Date:7 Oct 1885
Birth Place:Sheboygan, Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Gender:Female
Race:White
Father's Name:Gottsacker
FHL Film Number:1305590 
576 I17910  Grafmeir  Carol  1FamilyTree  3 Oct 1970  Swanningson  3 Jul 1947    birth date from anybirthday.com CAROL - SWANNINGSON 03-JUL-47 54140
Other spouses? Jim Tennessen. 
577 I17910  Grafmeir  Carol  1FamilyTree  Aft 1980  Kesler  3 Jul 1947    birth date from anybirthday.com CAROL - SWANNINGSON 03-JUL-47 54140
Other spouses? Jim Tennessen. 
578 I59981  Graham  Alvin  1FamilyTree      21 Feb 1962    Two children from previous marriage Crystal Lea 4/08/1980 and Laura Ann 8/1 4/1981 
579 I177936  Granold  Edith  1FamilyTree  Aft 1927  Brusewitz  Abt 1911  Yes, date unknown  possible; NAME:
Meta E. Brusewitz
BIRTH:
5 Oct 1912
DEATH:
6 Nov 2007 - Bonduel, Shawano, Wisconsin
CIVIL:
Wisconsin 
580 I157420  Greaney  Kate  1FamilyTree  19 Jan 1887  Kennedy  Abt 1864  Yes, date unknown  Name: Katie Graney
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1887
County: Calumet
Volume: 01
Page: 0412

Either;
Name: Wm Kennedy
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1887
County: Calumet
Volume: 01
Page: 0412

Or
Name: Ernst A Pingel
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1887
County: Calumet
Volume: 01
Page: 0412

Orther spouse
Name: Anna M Lange
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1887
County: Calumet
Volume: 01
Page: 0412 
581 I17545  Greely  James Edward "Jim"  1FamilyTree      22 Oct 1959    possible JAMES G GREELY 18-JAN-55 11210 
582 I5838  Green  Clifford  1FamilyTree      Abt 1901  Aft 1950  poss in Milton Rock County, ?? need to verify birth date and poss marriag e? to Clara abt 1919?
NOT mentioned in Obit of brother John in 1969 or in Obit of brother Nichol as in 1954

Possibles from SSDI
CLIFFORD GREEN 30 Nov 1901 21 Jan 1997 Brooklyn, Kings, NY NY 070-24-9261
CLIFFORD GREEN 3 Feb 1901 Nov 1965 Ithaca, Tompkins, NY NY 072-03-0907
CLIFFORD GREEN 6 Jul 1901 Nov 1972 Memphis, Shelby, TN GA 2 58-10-4625
CLIFFORD A GREEN 9 Nov1901 25 Sep 1993 Paducah, Mccracken, KYKY 407-14-2851

Possibly?;
Name:Thomas Andrew Green
Birth Date:21 Jan 1902
Birth Place:Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Gender:Male
Race:White
Father's Name:Anton Green
Father's Birth Place:Wisconsin
Mother's name:Mary Lando
Mother's Birth Place:Milwaukee
FHL Film Number:1305126 
583 I84334  Green  Donald  1FamilyTree      3 May 1916  12 Apr 2009  Had Donald and Ronald as twins same birth date of March 11, 1915 but chang ed from Little Chute Paul West info 
584 I22071  Green  Frank  1FamilyTree      Aft 1888  Bef 1900  possibles FRANK GREEN SSN 340-05-2355 Residence: 53072 Pewaukee, Wauke sha, WI Born 18 Nov 1891 Last Benefit: Died Jun 1968 Issued: IL (Before 1 951)FRANK GREEN SSN 390-10-4100 Residence: 54901 Oshkosh, Winnebago, WI Born 23 Feb 1889 Last Benefit: Died Oct 1977 Issued: WI (Before 1 951) 
585 I61455  Green  James R.  1FamilyTree      6 Aug 1949  23 Feb 2001  Never Married ? But info from Green Family lists him as married to Diane F etzko. 
586 I5315  Green  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1852  Bef 1952  Do not confuse with John son of Anton born in 1852 died in 1919 
587 I94239  Green  Kevin  1FamilyTree      Abt 1956  Abt 1973  Poss Death record Madison Dane Co 6/07/1973 age 17. 
588 I66489  Green  Mary Jane  1FamilyTree  18 Sep 1981  Newhouse  28 Apr 1961    letter sent Nov 2003 
589 I66489  Green  Mary Jane  1FamilyTree  Aft 1979  Gerrits  28 Apr 1961    letter sent Nov 2003 
590 I101553  Green  Orville  1FamilyTree      18 Feb 1933    Her sister, Sandra born 3/03/1940 married Orville J Green born 2/18/1933 on 9/11/1958. Is that Leonard's brother?Parents being Emil and Pauline (nee Meulemans) 
591 I5342  Green  Peter H.  1FamilyTree      13 Dec 1823  18 Jan 1894  The name Green may be Grun or Gruen. Hard to re ad some handwriting. Peter is a first cousin to Catherina Green, wife of P eter's brother, Walter. 
592 I5269  Green  Phyllis  1FamilyTree  17 Dec 1937  Dickens  12 Oct 1918    possible
PHYLISS SHAW Request Information
SSN 065-44-2424 Residence: 14217 Buffalo, Erie, NY
Born 26 May 1908 Last Benefit:
Died 19 Aug 1994 Issued: 065 (1967 And 1968) 
593 I5269  Green  Phyllis  1FamilyTree  29 Jul 1957  Shaw  12 Oct 1918    possible
PHYLISS SHAW Request Information
SSN 065-44-2424 Residence: 14217 Buffalo, Erie, NY
Born 26 May 1908 Last Benefit:
Died 19 Aug 1994 Issued: 065 (1967 And 1968) 
594 I4139  Greene  Dawn  1FamilyTree  26 Jul 1986  Yingling  Bef 1968    possible DAWN M YINGLING 28-OCT-47 54130
DAWN M YINGLING 09-FEB-61 33023 
595 I19341  Gregg  Janet Lynn  1FamilyTree  27 Feb 1981  Lenz  Abt 1957    possible JANET L LENZ 10-JAN-55 54140
JANET - LENZ 29-MAY-58 54130
JANET M LENZ 03-AUG-63 54963 
596 I26390  Greisinger  Deboraha  1FamilyTree  15 Feb 1973  Goetzman  10 Oct 1949    Wacko city--shot Gayle's animals--set fire 
597 I44971  Grempel  Mack  1FamilyTree      18 Oct 1942    MACK C GREMPEL 18-OCT-42 80134 
598 I343894  Gresenz  Reinhardt  1FamilyTree      15 Jan 1898  25 Jun 1983  Info from Birgette
Son Reinhardt Gresenz, was married to Helen M. Straka, born ca. 1905 in Wisconsin, died June 8.,1970 in Appleton. She was the daughter of John Straka (1854- ) en Nellie Vogelsang or Vogels (1862- ). Reinhardt en Helen had a son Jerome and a daughter, who name I don´t know.
Helen Straka´s first husband was Elmer Lemke. With him she had a daughter Ethel or Etta Lemke, born in 1924. 
599 I334219  Griem  Augusta  1FamilyTree      Abt 1879  Yes, date unknown  Possible marriage in Minnesota
Name:Augusta Griem
Gender:Female
Marriage Date:11 Apr 1911
Marriage Place:Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota
Spouse's Name:William Klatt
Spouse Gender:Male
Event Type:Marriage
FHL Film Number:1380456 
600 I79347  Griesbach  Casper W.  1FamilyTree      31 Mar 1897  20 Mar 1982  had two adopted children Mary & Linda 
601 I168416  Griesbach  Margaret Mary  1FamilyTree  26 Aug 1950  Kuba  11 Jan 1929  16 Jul 2010  married to a JANDOUREK? 
602 I168416  Griesbach  Margaret Mary  1FamilyTree  17 Oct 1998  Jochman  11 Jan 1929  16 Jul 2010  married to a JANDOUREK? 
603 I87331  Griesbach  Sherrie  1FamilyTree  4 Jun 1988  Verhagen  23 Jan 1967    possible SHERI L GRIESBACH 12-JUN-68 53083 
604 I92413  Griffith  Harold  1FamilyTree      Bef 1895  Bef 1995  possibles; Harold Griffith 12 Jul 1893 Apr 1986 Neenah, Winnebago, Wiscons inView Record Harold Griffith 10 Sep 1897 Nov 1985 Racine, Racine, Wiscons in 
605 I35228  Griffith  Pearl  1FamilyTree  Abt 1922  Cox  Abt 1900  Bef 2000  possible PEARL COX Request Information (SS-5) SSN 358-16-9145 Residence: 60620 Chicago, Cook, IL Born 22 Feb 18 87 Last Benefit:
Died Jul 1972 Issued: IL (Before 1951) 
606 I67022  Grimler  Kathleen Ann  1FamilyTree  19 May 1973  Dullea  30 Jan 1948    St. Joseph's Hospital, Kathy was bapti zed the day she was born, she was born with the cord around her neck and n eeded oxygen. Kathy was born to Henry J. Grimler and Gen Poncelet on 1/3 0/48. She was taken home to the house and farm that her Grandfather Griml er had homesteaded. Her Grandfather lived there until he died of a strok e. She had one sister Clara, 2 brothers Thomas and Paul. She graduat ed from Akeley High School in 1966. After attending Wadena Area Tech. Ins titute got a job as Claims Development Clerk with Social Security Ad. in F argo, ND. Work for SSA for 5 years until marriage to Dan Dullea. 
607 I20707  Gross  Danielle Janae  1FamilyTree      Aft 1981    Birth date ? November 19? 
608 I401  Gross  Robert "Mark"  1FamilyTree      9 Sep 1924  3 Apr 1993  possible 1930 Census Granville;
William F Gross35
Marie Gross32
Robert Gross5
Leroy Gross4 5/12
Delores Gross1 1/12

Or Kenosha
Marcel Gross39
Alphonse Gross18
George Gross15
Meril Gross13
Robert Gross6 
609 I44979  Groth  Alan Stewart  1FamilyTree      20 Jan 1961    possible
ALAN L GROTH 03-JUN-60 51301 
610 I44978  Groth  Daniel Robert  1FamilyTree      19 Sep 1955    possibles
DANIEL A GROTH 08-MAR-54 55109
DANIEL - GROTH 21-FEB-55 55987
DANIEL F GROTH 09-JAN-56 55925 
611 I178255  Gruehl  Arthur Mark Miller  1FamilyTree      13 Jan 1902  Abt Jan 1993  ADOPTED 1918. From the Gruhl-Schroeder Family Tree: his "biological parents were Andrew Miller and Mary Driessen Miller, who died Mar 1902. Andrew remarried later, but did not reassemble the family." Mary and Wilhelmina were half-sisters. Their mother, Mary Tillemans, was married first to Antone Kobussen, who died when Wilhelmina was an infant. She then married John Driessen, and the couple had ten children, including Arthur's mother."

Other sources list his birth as 3/12/1899 death 6/8/1954 
612 I122828  Grunert  Charles Gotlieb  1FamilyTree      16 Jul 1826  2 Oct 1885  His 1st wife was Wilhalmina KRAUSE, sister to Heneritta KRAUSE GRUNERT,wife of Ernest Charles GRUNERT.Charles and Wilheminia had four children:

Bertha Grunert-Rhyner-Abt 1867
Frederick"Fred" William Grunert-1863
Mary Grunert-Sep 1869
John Grunert-1872

Charles married as his second wife,Johanna Blanch Pegel on 20 Jan 1873 and they had five children:

Emil Carl Heinrich Grunert-20 Sep 1874
Charles William Grunert-15 Aug 1877-19 May 1953
Ernest Grunert-25 Dec 1878-26 Aug 1947
Pauline Grunert-Wilcox-19 Oct 1879-5 Nov 1955
Emma L. Grunert-28 Oct 1883-22 May 1966 
613 I122802  Grunert  Frederick  1FamilyTree      28 Aug 1842  23 May 1931  Frederick was a Hotel keeper in Green Bay. He married Eva Schock on 27 Nov 1869 in Manitowoc Co. and had at least two known children:

John Frederick Grunert-23 Dec 1877-14 Jan 1956
Joseph Frederick Grunert-13 Oct 1879. 
614 I126878  Grunert  Mary  1FamilyTree  23 Oct 1894  Flatley  Abt Feb 1874  Abt 1944  Mary is the daughter of Paul Rudolph Grunert and Barbara Deitrick.She married John James Flatley on 23 Oct 1894 in Oconto.
They had the following children:
Leo J.,Veroca Mary,Ioline,Beryl J.(Twin),Marion D. (Twin),Unk Child,and Violet Dorothy "Dottie". 
615 I316958  Grupe  Ferdinand G.  1FamilyTree      1 Jun 1827  25 Mar 1889  Death date listed as 3/25/1839 which is probably a typo, maybe 1889? 
616 I151072  Guber  Anton  1FamilyTree      2 Aug 1800  Bef 1900  died 7/28/Unknown year 
617 I13665  Guleynski  Daniel Scott  1FamilyTree      19 Feb 1962    Sue's file lists Christian Cronk as spouse? 
618 I44922  Guntlisbergen  Carol  1FamilyTree  15 Dec 1983  Lenz  Abt 1963    possible CAROL A LENZ 26-APR-64 54140 
619 I171710  Gussert  Adam  1FamilyTree      Abt 1872  16 Aug 1910  Possibly from this family listed 1880 census Naperville, Illinois
Adam Gushert60
Elisabeth Gushert53
David Gushert33
Levi Gushert30
Simon Gushert28
William Gushert22
Lucy Gushert21
Abraham Gushert14
Adam Gushert8 
620 I7126  Haas  Catherina  1FamilyTree  Abt 1855  Biese  1 Jan 1831  6 Jan 1911  Thanks Jay, Have you ever found the Mether, Bierman families in Detroit.
I found the article that said 4 Coonen women had gone to see relatives in Detroit, and the obit, mentioned a sister who lived in Detroit, as well as 2 others who came from out of town for the funeral.
Then I found Theodora Metter, 88 in Gratiot, Wayne Co, Michigan who is an 88 yr old widow in 1910, who has a son Englebert, 53, in the same household as Mary W Bierman, 46 yr old widow. These would be the attendees at the funeral. 
621 I35968  Hallam  Cecilia Ann  1FamilyTree  27 Sep 1958  Conrad  26 Jul 1936    Birth location Howard or Green Bay? 
622 I173062  Halloran  Kate  1FamilyTree  Abt 1892  Murphy  Abt Sep 1864  Yes, date unknown  possible deah obit? ; MurphyKatharine5/12/1939Post Crescent5/18/193919 
623 I94074  Hammschild  Beatrice  1FamilyTree  Abt 1949  Crabb  Abt 1922    Has one child from previous marriage Francis Keupa born 1944. 
624 I17196  Hanaway  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1825  Aft 1880  John came to the US with his brother Patrick and sister Ann, she married a Clark. Patrick moved, possibly him in 1880 Census 
625 I187278  Hang  Fred  1FamilyTree        Yes, date unknown  possible 10/6/1919 10/23/1974 
626 I19182  Hank  Joseph  1FamilyTree      10 Jan 1949    possible JOSEPH J HANK 10-JAN-49 54140 
627 I165251  Hanna  Margaret R.  1FamilyTree  25 Oct 1899  Weirauch  20 Mar 1878  23 Aug 1963  possible?; Sister Dies This Morning
Mrs. Victoria Delon, Mrs. August Weirauch
Kaukauna Times | Date: 10/30/1934 | Page: 1 | Type: Obituary 
628 I133645  Hannemann  Paul  1FamilyTree      Abt 1895  Yes, date unknown  Related?
Boy Drowned
Son of Mr. & Mrs. Paul Hahnemann
Kaukauna Times | Date: 07/07/1921 | Page: 1 | Type: Death Notice 
629 I163975  Hanrahan  Daniel  1FamilyTree          poss 1900appleton Daniel Hanrahan 52
Marguerite Hanrahan 55
David C Hanrahan 24
Daniel D Hanrahan 18 
630 I20333  Hansen  Jeffery  1FamilyTree      7 Oct 1969    possible
Description: Could possibly be him:
Name: Jeffrey John Hansen
Estimated Birth Year: 1969
Age: 26
Gender: M (Male)
Spouse: Kimberly Ann Hulett
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1968
Spouse's Age: 27
Spouse's Gender: F (Female)
Marriage Date: 5 Aug 1995
Marriage County: Dodge
Certificate Number: 019666
Microfilm Roll Number: 10
Source Information:
Ancestry.com. Wisconsin Marriages, 1973-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services. Wisconsin Marriages, 1973-1978; Wisconsin Marriages, 1979-1997. Wisconsin, USA: Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services. 
631 I20326  Hansen  Sean  1FamilyTree      5 Nov 1968    Description: Could possibly be him:
Name: Sean David Hanson
Estimated Birth Year: 1968
Age: 24
Gender: M (Male)
Spouse: Michelle Ann Bauch
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1971
Spouse's Age: 21
Spouse's Gender: F (Female)
Marriage Date: 18 Jul 1992
Marriage County: Pierce
Certificate Number: 017375
Microfilm Roll Number: 10
Ancestry.com. Wisconsin Marriages, 1973-1997 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2005.
Original data: Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services. Wisconsin Marriages, 1973-1978; Wisconsin Marriages, 1979-1997. Wisconsin, USA: Wisconsin Department of Health and Family Services. 
632 I20425  Hansen  William A.  1FamilyTree      Bef 1953    WILLIAM A HANSEN 17-APR-58 53144 
633 I53098  Hardtke  Jan  1FamilyTree  27 Jan 1971  DeBruin  Bef 1953    check marriage date, same Jill as was married to BAY? 
634 I35159  Hardy  Donald J.  1FamilyTree      23 Dec 1915  10 Aug 1981  possible birth date DONALD R HARDY 10-NOV-14 55901 
635 I34303  Harney  John James  1FamilyTree      20 Aug 1892  11 Jun 1985  possibles; These are the HARNEY listed in the 1949 Duluth Telephone book;
Harney John r 1014 N 13th av E Hemlock 1567
Harney John J r 141 Faribault Hemlock 5826
Harney Mrs Lillian r 510 E 7 Radisson 1674
From Linda Harney Files; JOHN JAMES HARNEY (1892-1987); Born 19 August 189 2, Minnesota (per family records), the son of James and Anna (Ryan) Harne y. According to family records, John James Harney was a captain in the ar my in WWI, served in the trenches in France, and when they fought Pancho V illa on the Mexican Border. However, in the midst of battle he got appendicitis and was shipped by train to Hot Springs, Arkansas, to the army hospital to recover where he met a nurse named Edith Pederson, who he married. They had no children. John James Harney died 5 Dec 1987. - From family records of Marion Harney Newbury. Chart reference: MNJKL.WES.

Possibly author of; The Godson, A True Life Account of 20 Years inside t he Mob, by Willie Fopiano and John Harney, 1939, St. Martens Press. 
636 I49882  Harney  Thomas  1FamilyTree      28 Jun 1866  Bef 1966  possible HARNEY, THOMAS , CertID# 1911-MN-008847 , Date of Birt h: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: not indexed not indexed not indexed Date of Death: County of Death: 04/10/1911 OLM STED 
637 I36383  Harney  Thomas E.  1FamilyTree      18 Apr 1929  4 Feb 2018  Thomas Jr is listed as survivor in his father's obit in 1989)
Possible Thomas Harney 120 River Bend ParkLancaster, PA 17602-0902(717)390 -0553
sent letter Feb 2003 
638 I72344  Harp  Vera  1FamilyTree  Aft 1927  Hopfensperger  15 Jan 1909  20 Jun 1975  Correspondence-Darboy Son to Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand Harp Kaukauna Sun 1/2 8/1909 4 Birth 
639 I72344  Harp  Vera  1FamilyTree    Boettcher  15 Jan 1909  20 Jun 1975  Correspondence-Darboy Son to Mr. & Mrs. Ferdinand Harp Kaukauna Sun 1/2 8/1909 4 Birth 
640 I91761  Harper  Aldean  1FamilyTree    Pethan    Yes, date unknown  birth date Jun 5 
641 I16330  Harrison  George William  1FamilyTree      23 Jun 1920  5 Nov 2002  See attached sources. 
642 I16661  Harrison  Kathryn Joyce "Katie"  1FamilyTree  25 Sep 1987  Monfils  13 Mar 1962    called on march 23, will send info. 
643 I95325  Harrison  Richard  1FamilyTree      6 Feb 1849  2 Jun 1926  Name: Ellen S. HARRISON
Birth: 8 Jan 1860
Death: 1 Dec 1917
Est. Age: 57
Marriage:
Maiden Name:
Section of Cemetery: Block F
Stone Reading: 7/01/1989
Notes: btw:Richard E. & Emma F. 
644 I189780  Hart  Joan Marie  1FamilyTree  16 Jun 1956  Schwarz  9 Mar 1932  2 May 1998  Joan Marie Carlson was born 09 March 1932 in Appleton, Outagamie County, WI., daughter of Charles Hart and Anna Keilman Speel Hart (you known her first marriage). Joan M. Carlson Schwarz died 02 MAY 1998 in Appleton, Outagamie County, WI. (See 1940 US Census for Charles Hart in Appleton, Outagamie County, WI— Charles Hart, age 63, born in Germany; Anna Hart, age 51, born in Indiana; Marion Spiel (sic), age 19, born in Indiana; Cecelia Spiel, age 17, born in WI (error, born in Indiana); Francis Spiel, son, age 16, born in Indiana; and Joan Hart, daughter, age 8, born in WI.

Charles Hart was first married to MARTHA, unknown, born ca 1877 in Germany and died 1929 in Menasha, Winnebago Co., WI. 
645 I187678  Hartjes  Anthony  1FamilyTree      9 Jul 1867  Bef 1868  Martin was Christian and Helena's first child, not Anna. The following was written by their daughter Sister Lucina: In 1863, he married my mother, Helena Van den Berg, a beautiful and pious maiden. Very soon after that the little Hartjeses began to make their appearances. Martin, in 1864, followed in quick succession by Peter and Anthony, who was the first one to be born in America. Peter died at sea. This was Mother's first great sorrow. She never forgot the sad burial of the little year old boy in the big Atlantic. Anthony died as an infant in Little Chute, date unknown. 
646 I141811  Hartjes  Christina  1FamilyTree  19 Nov 1895  DeKoch  24 May 1874  13 Dec 1968  Christina (Hartjes) DeKoch Boyer was 94 when she died, mother of eight children, and grandmother, truly GREAT grandmother to many more children. Ten years younger than her first husband, Charles DeKoch, she married at age 21 and subsequently had eight children, the last of whom were only three or four months old when their father was killed (decapitated by a train). Christina remarried (second husband Leonard Boyer) and lived to be 94, a kindly Dutch woman with a sweet voice. 
647 I141811  Hartjes  Christina  1FamilyTree  Aft 1906  Boyer  24 May 1874  13 Dec 1968  Christina (Hartjes) DeKoch Boyer was 94 when she died, mother of eight children, and grandmother, truly GREAT grandmother to many more children. Ten years younger than her first husband, Charles DeKoch, she married at age 21 and subsequently had eight children, the last of whom were only three or four months old when their father was killed (decapitated by a train). Christina remarried (second husband Leonard Boyer) and lived to be 94, a kindly Dutch woman with a sweet voice. 
648 I93392  Hartjes  Paulina  1FamilyTree      29 Jan 1891  3 Apr 1896  POSSIBLE Death date 10/1/1900 
649 I132565  Hartjes  Peter  1FamilyTree      Abt 1865  Abt 1866  Martin was Christian and Helena's first child, not Anna. The following was written by their daughter Sister Lucina: In 1863, he married my mother, Helena Van den Berg, a beautiful and pious maiden. Very soon after that the little Hartjeses began to make their appearances. Martin, in 1864, followed in quick succession by Peter and Anthony, who was the first one to be born in America. Peter died at sea. This was Mother's first great sorrow. She never forgot the sad burial of the little year old boy in the big Atlantic. Anthony died as an infant in Little Chute, date unknown. 
650 I4204  Hartke  Barbara Lynne  1FamilyTree  7 Aug 1965  Krell  11 Oct 1943  1 Jan 2000  born at St. Mary's Hospital,KRELL, Barbara Lynne (HARTKE); 56; Philadelphia PA>Poulsbo WA; Argus Lead er (SD); 2000-1-7; deliteneKRELL, Barbara Lynne (HARTKE); 56; Philadelphia PA>Poulsbo WA; Brem S; 200 0-1-5; ezy 
651 I101575  Hartman  Anna Mary  1FamilyTree  5 Feb 1871  Conrad  26 Sep 1848  12 Aug 1925  From Cecilia Conrad, wife of Wayne Conrad-; William's father John (Johann) was born in Prussia, poss. Ramrath. I have notes that say his wife was born in Regierunga - Bezirk Dusseldorf, Kries Gravenbreik, Prussia. I think that above information came from John Von Haden. 
652 I64387  Hartzheim  Joseph  1FamilyTree      22 Jul 1861  26 Jan 1955  Hartzheim, Gertrude Theresia Female White March 6, 1890 Harrison Joseph Hartzheim & Theresia Assauer x 2636
Hartzheim, Male Male White Aug. 13, 1886 Harrison Joseph Hartzheim & Theresa A Arshana x 1815
Harzheim, Joseph Francis Male white March 1, 1892 Harrison Joseph Harzheim & Theresia Assauer 
653 I203724  Hass  Herman Carl  1FamilyTree      9 Jan 1860  30 Mar 1940  Herman was a pioneer Kaukauna, Wisc. businessman. He was born in Germany
on January 9,1860 and came to America when 20 years old. He lived in Kaukauna for his last 50 years and operated a grocery store on Lawe St. for his last 25 years, retiring in 1935. Herman was married to Augusta Ludtke on October 15,1889 in Kaukauna, Wisc. He was a faithful member of the Trinity Evangelical Lutheran church. 
654 I44427  Hatch  Margaret O.  1FamilyTree  Aft 1952  Smith  Abt 1934    MARGARET O SMITH 29-OCT-36 97404 
655 I38825  Hau  Maria  1FamilyTree  10 Jan 1808  Bales  4 Nov 1783  22 Mar 1827  Needs to be checked, had last name as Hoellen, but Osburg Family book rea ds Hau 
656 I38886  Hau  Nikolaus  1FamilyTree      Bef 1765  Bef 1865  of Pellingen 
657 I2143  Haugen  Ole Christian  1FamilyTree      10 Apr 1857  5 Feb 1928  Born in Hagenstad, Norway, came to Porters Mills, Wiscons in in 1888 to Stanley in 1891. He married Marie Steene in name only to ta ke care of his children, it is understood that this marriagen ended in div orce. 
658 I35436  Hawley  David  1FamilyTree      12 Jan 1830  11 Jan 1890  Owned farms near Appleton. It was his parents farm, which he returned to after he worked in Green Bay for a while. He married when he returned to operate the farm. His son James continued to operate the family farm. As of 1971, David had 9 children, 22 grandchildren, 66 great-grandchild ren, and 70 great-great-grandchildren. 
659 I70162  Hawley  David  1FamilyTree      6 Jan 1868  25 Jan 1937  Ethel Hawley
Daughter
ABT 1896
Illinois

Daylett Francis Hawley
Son
29 Jan 1904
Trinidad, Colorado
Apr 1959
Pueblo, Pueblo, Colorado, USA 
660 I69520  Hawley  Edward  1FamilyTree      2 Jan 1823  11 Dec 1877  i also had Edward's date of birth as 11/25/1825 because that is what it sa ys on his headstone in St Patrick's Cemetary in Neenah. However I definit ely have his baptismal date as 2 Jan 1823. I don't know the exact birth d ate of any of the children, but with the baptismal dates, we can estima te the birth dates as maybe from 1-2 weeks before depending on how long af terward they were baptized. I assume that they were baptized in the chur ch itself. 
661 I35440  Hawley  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1865  Between 1900 and 1905  possible John Hawley 25 Jun 1889 Outagamie 
662 I69080  Hawley  Kevin Edward  1FamilyTree      30 Apr 1962    Outagamie 17 Oct 1981 
663 I87830  Hawley  Tammy  1FamilyTree  Abt Jun 2002  Weyenberg  28 Jul 1962    My Bruce Weyenberg's parents are Donald and Betty. 
664 I87830  Hawley  Tammy  1FamilyTree  23 Jun 1989  Brown  28 Jul 1962    My Bruce Weyenberg's parents are Donald and Betty. 
665 I316964  Hayden  Franklin N.  1FamilyTree        17 Jul 1895  Birth date listed as 4/21/1894 which must be a typo 
666 I10855  Hayes  Barbara Jo  1FamilyTree  23 Feb 1974  Brenneis  Bef 1956    divorced 
667 I321286  Hayes  Bridget  1FamilyTree  21 Mar 1871  Gannon  Abt 1854  Abt 1944  Possible 1870 Neenah
Thomas Hayes - 45
Mary Hayes - 38
John Hayes - 18
Kate Hayes - 16
Bridget Hayes - 14
Mary Hayes - 13
Ella Hayes - 11
Andrew Hayes - 10
Elizabeth Hayes - 8
Thomas Hayes - 6
Willie Hayes - 4
James Hayes - 5/12

and 1860 Neenah
Thomas Hayes - 40
Mary Hayes - 33
John Hayes - 8
Catherine Hayes - 6
Bridget Hayes - 5
Mary Hayes - 3
Ellen Hayes - 2
Andrew Hayes - 2/12
(Catherine is listed born Ill in both , but Bridget listed born wis in both) 
668 I322245  Hayes  Esther  1FamilyTree      15 Jul 1896  24 Dec 1980  If married thenmaiden name unknown spouse name Hayes 
669 I17252  Hayes  Michael E.  1FamilyTree      Abt Jul 1863  18 Dec 1930  Related;
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Flatley and
family, Mr. and Mrs. L, Fox and
family and John Juckem and family were
in De Pere Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Michael
Hayes, who died at his home Sunday.
Mrs. Hayes is a cousin of Mr.
Fox.
Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Wednesday, June 15, 1932 | Page 11 
670 I300021  Hayford  Samuel W.  1FamilyTree      25 Aug 1832  13 Jul 1895  4th of 5 children of ABIAL DOGGETT HAYFORD & LAURA A. JOHNSON
Married Roxanna, divorced, and remarried Roxanna again in 1862 
671 I36168  Healy  Mary Agnes  1FamilyTree  27 Sep 1924  Harney  28 Aug 1898  10 Aug 1974  Died in 1976 while attending a family reunion in Fargo North Dakota. Accor ding to Marion Harney Newbury, she was a fashion editor for a New York New spaper and had her own radio show for cooking, etc.
Greetings, I will check with funeral home records to see if I can fi nd anything. Was she buried in Florida or here in Fargo? Otherwise it wo uld mean going through newspapers day by day. I did locate her marriage r ecords to E. Thomas Harney they were married on September 27, 192 4. Allen PetersenDate: 3/17/2004 1:59:45 PM From: APete38583 
672 I48825  Heesaker  Catherine  1FamilyTree    Unknown  17 Jul 1912  18 Nov 1980  possible HEESAKER CATHERINE ANN 07/17/1912 VERKUILEN F WISCONS IN SANTA CLARA 11/18/1980 569-38-6383 68 yrs 
673 I48624  Heesaker  Katherine  1FamilyTree  6 Aug 1901  Kaye  11 Mar 1881  8 May 1962  Kate and sister Anne were placed in the care of the Sisters at a covente nt in Bay Settlement, about 12 miles outside Green Bay, Wi. after their mo ther died. Their father couldn't care for the children. He would come pi ck them up on Saturdays and take them home for the weekend. After her fath er remarried, Kate was sent to work on a farm in Holland Town, a farm comm unity about 15 miles south of Green Bay, WI. Kate was not a very strong g irl, the waok was hard - especially rising early in the morning to walk th rough wet fields to bring the cows in. Eventually she became quite ill a nd went back home. She developed inflammatory sheumatism and was bed-ridd en for a year with severe pain. She was 18 years old when she recovere d, and was told by her step-mother to "get out" -- and her clothes were th rown out her upstair bedroom window. She was dating her future husba nd at the time, and went to live with his married sister. She married 8-6 -1900, at 19 years of age. Her stepmother had an "auction" in June of th at year, moving out of the saloon that her deceased husband had on "Thr ee Corners" in Green Bay. Kate's husband took it over for a while.

Married by Father Anderegg 
674 I37635  Heesakkers  Johannes  1FamilyTree      25 Oct 1750  17 Jan 1831  possible Father? Source: Memories van successie (Overledene)
Overledene Naam: Thomas Heesackers Plaats: Beek en DonkOverlijdensdatum: 06-10-1819 Algemeen Archieflocatie: Noord BrabantToegangnr: 036.03.09 Inventarisnr: 3 Kantoorplaats: Sint-Oedenrode Memorie nr: 149 Datum: 06-10-1819 
675 I6139  Hegarty  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree  20 Sep 1915  Ryan  27 Jul 1888  31 Oct 1988  Other possible related found in California Birth records online index
RYAN JOHN 02/09/1925 MALE Mothers maiden HEGARTY County SAN FRANCISC O
RYAN JOHN WILLIAM 01/26/1947 MALE HEGARTY SAN FRANCISCO
RYAN MICHAEL JOSEPH 02/06/1948 MALE HEGARTY SAN FRANCISCO
RYAN THOMAS KEVIN 04/22/1951 MALE HEGARTY SAN FRANCISCO 
676 I38688  Heib  Nikolaus  1FamilyTree      Bef 1903  Bef 2003  of Polent? 
677 I88245  Heidemann  John Henry  1FamilyTree      4 Nov 1839  5 Dec 1938  Possible daughter?;
Correspondence -Darboy 8 mo old daughter of Mr. & Mrs. J. Heidemann
Kaukauna Sun 3/06/1903 A6 Death notice 
678 I108227  Heimerl  Ervin  1FamilyTree      3 Feb 1903  10 Mar 1979  Possible 2nd marriage to Eleanor Buettner 
679 I166864  Heimke  Fredrich  1FamilyTree      Abt Jul 1859  16 Aug 1911  poss 1870 New Holstein census; Johan Hinke43
Chatrina Hinke43
Johan Hinke19
Magdalena Hinke13
Frederich Hinke10
Anna Hinke8
Peter Hinke6
Chatrena Hinke4
Maria Hinke1 
680 I12331  Hein  Cassandra A.  1FamilyTree      27 Sep 1986    Child of Brenda 
681 I12330  Hein  Tonia M.  1FamilyTree      2 Jul 1984    Child of Brenda 
682 I18844  Heindel  Adam  1FamilyTree      2 Jun 1975    possible ADAM J HEINDEL 02-JUN-75 54130 
683 I49265  Heindel  Gary Lee  1FamilyTree      12 Nov 1950    birthdate from anybirthday.com GARY L HEINDEL 12-NOV-50 54130 
684 I18952  Heindel  Gregory  1FamilyTree      20 Jul 1953    sent letter 4/30/2003 
685 I18401  Heindel  Kim Matthew  1FamilyTree      27 Jan 1970    possible KIM M HEINDEL 27-JAN-70 54136 
686 I308517  Heinen  Peter Joseph  1FamilyTree      Bef 1786  Bef 1886  5 8 1804 HEINNEN PETER JOSEPH
STROPPENS CATHERINE BRIGITTE DOLLENDORF
2 4 1807 HEINNEN PETER JOSEPH
STROPPENS CATHERINE JEAN DOLLENDORF
4 27 1809 HEINNEN PETER JOSEPH
STROPPENS CATHERINE PETER JOSEPH DOLLENDORF
8 23 1811 HEINNEN PETER JOSEPH
STROPPENS CATHERINE SUSANNA DOLLENDORF
6 19 1819 HEINNEN PETER JOSEPH
STROPPENS CATHERINE JOHAN PETER DOLLENDORF 
687 I63877  Heinz  Charles  1FamilyTree      1 Dec 1891  5 Mar 1965  Possible Marriage? Smith-Heinz
Ella Smith, Charles Heinz
Kaukauna Sun | Date: 08/14/1913 | Page: 1 | Type: Wedding 
688 I309281  Heinz  Gregory  1FamilyTree      1 Dec 1954  24 Jul 1979  NOT the same as Greg Heinz son of Claude who is listed as living in Claudes obit in 2010. 
689 I106474  Heinzen  Frank  1FamilyTree      19 Nov 1865  19 Mar 1946  Marriage 1 Mary Hartman b: 21 Mar 1864 in Wisconsin
Children
Edith Heinzen b: Feb 1892 in Eaton, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Louisa Heinzen b: Jun 1894 in Eaton, Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Hugo Heinzen 
690 I106471  Heinzen  Matthew  1FamilyTree      2 Jul 1862  19 Feb 1933  1890 Possible mariage records Manitowoc County ; Name: Mathias HeinzenMarriage Date: 21 Jan ???? County: Manitowoc Volume: 04 Page: 0124 
691 I11133  Heiting  Barney  1FamilyTree      23 Feb 1867  9 Sep 1946  possible?; Issue #15Wednesday, June 13, 1894Page #5
A few days ago were in Hollandtown married Anton Heiting and Miss Lizzie Rademaker and Barney Heiting and Miss G. Conraddie. 
692 I21586  Heitkemper  Clara  1FamilyTree  Abt 1875  Delsman  16 Dec 1855  4 Oct 1925  The following information is from the Delsman family website:In the financial panic of 1888 the shop had to close. Although there w as plenty of money in the books the wholesalers came one day and demand ed the keys to the store. They immediately loaded out the stock on two b ig drays.As the papers said that everybody was doing so well in Oregon, John and Cl ara decided to move to. They settled on the Trask River at Tillamook. Th ey later moved to Hillsboro, Oregon. After his death in 1904, Clara a nd 3 of the children moved to Ashland.

Funeral services held at Catholic church in Ashland, OR on 10/06/1925. Burial took place at Mount Calvary 
693 I21797  Heitkemper  Edward  1FamilyTree          Possible Edward Bruno Heitkemper born 8/20/1909 died 1/19/1996 in Multonom ah co, Spouse name Yvonne, Certificate # 96-02474 
694 I21590  Heitkemper  George  1FamilyTree      Aft 1848  Bef 1948  possible spouseMagdalen Heitkemper died 9/10/1962 age 97, spouse of George, in multnom ah co, certificate # 12105
george died 1/30/1941 in portland cert # 377 
695 I21657  Heitkemper  Gerhard  1FamilyTree      1 Jan 1870  Bef 1970  possible death date 12/06/1923
Surname Given Name Month Day Year Certificate Number
HEITKEMPER Monroe 12 22 1921 2805
HEITKEMPER Gerhard H 12 6 1923 2817
HEITKEMPER Herman 4 19 1918 907 
696 I21424  Heitkemper  Gerhard Henrich Herman  1FamilyTree      29 Oct 1810  28 Jul 1859  Gerhad Henry sold his home and farm in Germany in 1859. On April 2, 185 9, he sailed with his wife and five children from Antwerp aboard the "Plut arch". The ship arrived in New York on May 12, 1859.
Gerhard Henry died just 2 weeks after arriving in Iowa. He was the fir st person to be buried in the cemetery at Our Lady of Seven Dolors chur ch in Festina, IA.
G.H.'a widow, Catherine Blank married John Gerhard Heitkemper (G.H.'s brot her) on 8/31/1866 in Winneshiek County, IA. Catherine sold the land in Io wa and moved to Columbus, Nebraska in 1884. John G. died in 1893 and Cath eirne went to Oregon to live with her daughter Clara Delman. 
697 I21662  Heitkemper  Henry  1FamilyTree      9 Apr 1840  20 Nov 1912  From Oregon Historical Society:
Came to America with parents in 1859, first to Cincinnati then to Iowa. Ca me to Portland in 1871. Returned to Iowa in 1883 and returned to Portla nd in 1890. Also lived in Montana and crossed Rockies numerous times. Bu ilt Elkhorn in 1890. Lived on SW Stark St. between 3rd and 4th next to B en Holladay residence. 
698 I21451  Heitkemper  Herman  1FamilyTree      7 Jul 1844  19 Apr 1918  Surname Given Name Month Day Year Certificate Number
HEITKEMPER Monroe 12 22 1921 2805
HEITKEMPER Gerhard H 12 6 1923 2817
HEITKEMPER Herman 4 19 1918 907 
699 I21591  Heitkemper  Johann Gerhard  1FamilyTree      5 Apr 1816  Abt 1893  John Gerhard was Gerhard Henry's brother. After Gerhard He nry died 7/28/1859, Anne Catherine married John Gerhard. 
700 I144980  Helgeson  Daniel Wood  1FamilyTree      Abt 1961    Name: Anne Marie Jacobs
Estimated Birth Year: 1958
Age: 37
Gender: F
Spouse: Daniel Wood Helgeson
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1962
Spouse's Age: 33
Spouse's Gender: M
Marriage Date: 11 Feb 1995
Marriage County: Dane
Certificate Number: 001398
Microfilm Roll Number: 11 
701 I311564  Hemsing  Notes  1FamilyTree          HEMSING Osterwick, Bauernschaft Horst Nr. 9a (Martin Holz)

Joan Gerhard (Joan Gerd) HEMSING, ~ am 18. 10. 1783 in Legden (laut Meldel iste), † am 10. 1. 1828 in Osterwick an Wassersucht, r-kath., Taglöhner, L eibzüchter, Wohnort in Osterwick, Horst Nr. 9a (Raterts Leibzucht) ?...Anna Elisabeth OSSKAMP, ~ am 26. 4. 1788 (laut Meldeliste) ?in Leg¬den ?, † am 28. 6. 1860 in Osterwick an Krebs, r-kath. Kinder:1)Joan Gerhard (Joan Gerd) HEMSING, * am 26. 4. 1811 in Leg¬den, (laut M eldeliste), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 1)2)Bernard Henrich (Bernd Henrich) HEMSING, * am 16. 9. 1813 in Osterwic k, ~ am 17. 9. 1813 ebd. (Paten: Bernd Henrich Rathert, Anna Catharina Ker sting), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 2)3)Anna Margaretha Elisabeth HEMSING, * am 18. 10. 1816 in Osterwic k, ~ am 18. 10. 1816 ebd. (Paten: Gerd Herman Hemsing, Anna Margaretha Rat her), r-kath.4)Anna Maria Gertrud HEMSING, * am 8. 2. 1821 in Osterwick, ~ am 9. 2. 1 821 ebd. (Paten: Joan Gerd Bayer, Anna Maria Ger¬trud Ratert), r-kath.5)Henrich Gerhard (Gerhard Hermann) HEMSING, * am 23. 8. 1824 in Osterwi ck, ~ am 23. 8. 1824 ebd. (Paten: Gerd Herman Hemsing, Anna Catharina Ossk amp), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 5)

1Joan Gerhard (Joan Gerd) HEMSING, r-kath., * am 26. 4. 1811 in Legden (la ut Meldeliste), † am 13. 10. 1872 in Osterwick an Wasser¬sucht, Taglöhne r, Leibzüchter des Landwirtes Schulze Kalthoff, Wohnort in Osterwick, Hor st Nr. 14a ?I.... im Oktober 1835 in LegdenGertrud (Catharina Margaretha) VINKELAU (Finkelau, Vinkeloe, Vinclau ), * am 14. 5. 1814 in Legden, † am 29. 3. 1855 in Osterwick an Brustwasse r, r-kath.?II.am 25. 9. 1855 in Osterwick, (Zeugen: Bernd Henrich Hemsing, Gerd H erm Gehsing)Maria Catharina (Anna Catharina, 1855: Joanna) GESING (Gehsing), * ... 18 30 (err.) in Wessum, †... , r-kath. Kinder: 1. Ehe 1)Antonetta HEMSING, * am 7. 8. 1836 in Legden, r-kath.2)Bernd Henrich (Bernard) HEMSING, * am 1. 10. 1840 in Oster¬wic k, ~ am 1. 10. 1840 ebd. (Paten: Joan Henrich Schulze Kalt¬hoff, Anna Mar ia Hemsing), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 1.2)3)Anna Maria Gertrud HEMSING, * am 31. 10. 1843 in Osterwick, ~ am 1. 1 1. 1843 ebd. (Paten: Anna Maria Gertrud Hemsing, Ber¬nard Henrich Hilder t, vertreten durch den Küster), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 1.3)4)Anna Maria HEMSING, * am 25. 5. 1847 in Osterwick, ~ am 26. 5. 1847 eb d. (Paten: Anna Maria Getrud Hemsing, Bernard Hen¬rich Hildert, vertret en durch den Küster), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 1.4)5)Maria Theresia HEMSING, * am 27. 3. 1850 in Osterwick, ~ am 28. 3. 18 50 ebd. (Paten: Theresia Frau Kalthoff, Herman Hem¬sing), † am 13. 8. 18 65 ebd. Brustfieber, r-kath.6)Joan Gerhard HEMSING, * am 18. 7. 1852 in Osterwick, ~ am 19. 7. 18 52 ebd. (Paten: Joan Gerhard Hemsing, Margaretha Amts¬hoff), † am 9. 3. 18 53 ebd. an Krämpfen, r-kath.7)Anna Maria Elisabeth HEMSING, * am 9. 6. 1854 in Osterwick, ~ am 1 1. 6. 1854 ebd. (Paten: Elisabeth Hemsing, Henrich Schulze Kalthoff, vertr eten durch Küster Müther), † am 6. 6. 1867 ebd. an Schwindsucht, r-kath. 2. Ehe8)Maria Christina Francisca HEMSING, * am 16. 2. 1857 in Oster¬wic k, ~ am 17. 2. 1857 ebd. (Paten: Maria Christina Frau Gesing, Ewerwin Stoc kebrink), r-kath.9)Clara Gertrud HEMSING, * am 18. 11. 1859 in Osterwick, ~ am 18. 11. 18 59 ebd. (Paten: Gertrud Frau Hemsing, Joan Gerhard Gesing), r-kath.10)Maria Catharina HEMSING, * am 29. 1. 1863 in Osterwick, ~ am 30. 1. 1 863 ebd. (Paten: Theresia Frau Schulze Kalthoff für Anna Maria Vinkelau, B ernard Roling), r-kath.11)Tochter HEMSING, * am 13. 8. 1866 in Osterwick, † am 13. 8. 1866 ebd ., nach Nottaufe gleich gestorben, r-kath.12)Maria Theresia HEMSING, * am 11. 12. 1867 in Osterwick, ~ am 12. 1 2. 1867 ebd. (Paten: Maria Theresia Schulze Kalthoff, Ber¬nard Henrich Hem sing), r-kath.

1.2Bernd Henrich (Bernard) HEMSING, r-kath., * am 1. 10. 1840 in Osterwick, T aglöhner, Arbeiter, Leibzüchter, Wohnort in Osterwick, Brockbauer¬schaft N r. 3a. Am 3. 10. 1908 nach Legden verzogen.?am 20. 10. 1868 in Osterwick, (Zeugen: Herman ...................... )Maria Elisabeth HESSELING (Hessling), * am 25. 2. 1847 in Oster¬wic k, † am 2. 3. 1907 ebd. an Asthma, r-kath. (Eltern: Hermann Heinrich Hesse ling, Tagelöhner und Maria Catharina Averkamp, Osterwick, Brockbauernscha ft Nr.3a) Kinder:1)Bernard Joan Gerhard HEMSING, * am 8. 5. 1869 in Osterwic k, ~ am 9. 5. 1869 in ebd. (Paten: Joan Gerhard Hemsing, Maria Catharina F rau Wesseling), r-kath. Nach Nordwalde2)Anna Maria HEMSING, * am 26. 12. 1870 in Osterwick, ~ am 27. 12. 18 70 ebd. (Paten: Anna Hesseling, Ludwig Jörden), † am 17. 12. 1875 eb d. an Schwindsucht, r-kath.3)Johann Heinrich HEMSING, * am 21. 1. 1875 in Osterwick, ~ am 22. 1. 18 75 ebd. (Paten: Heinrich Bäumer, Anna Catharina Gesing Witwe Hemsing ), † am 19. 2. 1890 ebd. an Wassersucht, r-kath.4)Heinrich Joseph HEMSING, * am 26. 7. 1876 in Osterwick, ~ am 28. 7. 18 76 ebd. (Paten: Heinrich Honerath, Catharina Frau Beu¬mer), r-kath. (sie he Nr. 1.2.4)5)Anna Maria Theodora HEMSING, * am 19. 12. 1877 in Oster¬wick, ~ am 2 1. 12. 1877 ebd. (Paten: Anna Frau Jörden, Johann Theodor Siepe), r-kat h. Am 8. 1. 1900 nach Coesfeld verheiratet6)Heinrich Anton HEMSING, * am 6. 5. 1880 in Osterwick, ~ am 8. 5. 18 80 ebd. (Paten: Anton Ficker, Antonia Frau Honerath), r-kath. Nach Schiffb eck bei Hamburg7)Johann Albert HEMSING, * am 16. 12. 1882 in Osterwick, ~ am 18. 12. 18 82 ebd. (Paten: Johann Wahlers, Anna Frau Schwieters), r-kath. (siehe N r. 1.2.7)8)Maria Johanna Paula HEMSING, * am 10. 1. 1889 in Osterwick, ~ am 1 1. 1. 1889 ebd. (Paten: Paula Jörden, Johann Albers), r-kath. Am 3. 10. 19 08 nach Coesfeld9)Gerhard Heinrich HEMSING, * am 30. 3. 1895 in Osterwick, ~ am 4. 4. 18 95 ebd. (Paten: Heinrich Honrath, Maria Jörden), r-kath. Am 3. 10. 1908 na ch Legden

1.2.4Heinrich Joseph HEMSING, * am 26. 7. 1876 in Osterwick, † ... , Schreine r, Wohnort Legden?am 4. 5. 1908 in Osterwick, ? am 5. 5. 1908 ebd. (Zeugen: Johann Hemsin g, Wilhelm Honermann)Maria Elisabeth HONERMANN, * am 22. 3. 1882 in Osterwick (El¬tern: Joan He nrich (Johann Heinrich) Honermann, Taglöhner, und An¬na Margaretha Elin g, Osterwick, Horst Nr. 17b), † ...


1.2.7Johann Albert HEMSING, * am 16. 12. 1882 in Osterwick, † ... , Schneide r, am 12. 9. 1908 nach Kupferdreh?... , ? am 17. 2. 1914 in Coesfeld, St. Lamberti (Zeugen: Wilhelm Honerm ann, Gerhard Hemsing)Maria Theresia Antonia HONERMANN, * am 15. 12. 1885 in Oster¬wick (El¬ter n: Joan Henrich (Johann Heinrich) Honermann, Taglöhner, und An¬na Margaret ha Eling, Osterwick, Horst Nr. 17b), † ...


1.3Anna Maria Gertrud HEMSING, * am 31. 10. 1843 in Osterwick, † am 9. 4. 19 18 in St. Paul, Ramsey, Minnesota, r-kath. Sie wanderte 1862 mit ihrem Ma nn nach Nordamerika aus. Sie kamen mit dem Schiff Hansa von Bremen über So uthampton am 25. 3. 1862 in New York an. Einbürgerung am 23. 3. 1869. S ie betrieben eine Farm im Monroe County, Wisconsin. In den Volkszählung en 1880 bis 1900 in Buchanan Town, 1905 in Freedom, Wisconsin, 1910 in Ros coe, South Dakota. Zuletzt wohnhaft 578 Forest Street, St. Paul, Minnesota Sie ? II. 27. 5. 1873 in St. Marys, Monroe Co. Anton MICKE, * ... , † ... Juli 1900 ?... 1862 in Legden?Hermann Albert WILPOLT (Wilpholt), * am 20. 10. 1826 in Legden (Eltern: Jo hann Gerhard Hermann Elpert, gnt. Wilpholt, Zeller, und Anna Gertrud Baren brügge, Legden, Wehr Nr. 43), † ... 1872 Monroe Co. Kinder:1)Bernard WILPOLT, * am 15. 2. 1864 in Sparta, Wisconsin, † am 11. 2. 19 48 in Kaukauna, Wisconsin2)Louis WILPOLT, * ... um 1864 im Monroe Co., Wisconsin, † am 27. 3. 19 00 in Elmhust, Langlade, Wisconsin3)Henry WILPOLT, * ... um Juli 1872 im Monroe Co., Wisconsin (siehe N r. 1.3.3) Kinder aus der Ehe Micke/Hemsing: 1)Anton MICKE, * ... um 1874 2)Mary MICKE, * ... um 1876 3)Herman MICKE, * ... um 1877 4)William MICKE, * ... um 1878 5)Theodore MICKE, * ... 6)Elisabeth MICKE, * ... 7)Anna MICKE, * ... 8)Gertrude MICKE, * ...

1.3.3Henry WILPOLT, * ... um Juli 1872 in Monroe Co., Wisconsin, r-kath., 18 97 day worker, 1900 teamster coal and wood, 1910 millwright, 1920 repairm an at the Pail Factory, Wohnort laut Census 1900 Croakes Ave., Kaukauna, W isconsin, 1910 ff. 26 Main Street, Menasha, Wisconsin (Ei¬gentum)?am 27. 7. 1897 in Freedom, Wisconsin (Zeugen: Willid Micke, Mary Gelderi nck)Anna Katherine (Katie) GELDERINCK, * am 5. 8. 1879 in Freedom, Wisconsin ( Eltern : William Gelderinck und Magdalena Zimmerman), † ... März 1980 in N eenah, Wisconsin (zip code 54952), r-kath. Keine Kinder

1.4Anna Maria HEMSING, * am 25. 5. 1847 in Osterwick, † am 19. 1. 1924 in Ost erwick an Grippe mit Herzschwäche, r-kath., Wohnort 1924 in Osterwick, Do rf Nr. 25 o-o N.N. Kind:1)Johann Bernard HEMSING, * am 24. 5. 1872 in Osterwick, ~ am 25. 5. 18 72 in ebd. (Pate: Johann Gerhard Hemsing), r-kath.

2Bernard Henrich (Bernd Henrich, Bernard Heinrich) HEMSING, * am 16. 9. 18 13 in Osterwick, † am 9. 1. 1894 in Osterwick an Altersschwä¬che, r-kath ., Taglöhner, Leibzüchter, Wohnort bis etwa 1869 in Oster¬wick, Horst N r. 9a, seit etwa 1869 in Osterwick, Horst Nr. 11a?am 4. 10. 1842 in Osterwick, (Zeugen: Henrich Kersting, Herman HemsinAnna Maria KERSTING, * ... 1817 (err.) in Legden, † am 21. 5. 1887 in Oste rwick an Brustwasser, r-kath. Kinder:1)Gerhard Herman Bernd (Bernard) HEMSING, * am 17. 8. 1843 in Osterwic k, ~ am 18. 8. 1843 ebd. (Paten: Gerhard Müter, Elisa¬beth Frau Hemsing ), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 2.1)2)Anna Catharina Gertrud HEMSING, * am 15. 10. 1846 in Oster¬wic k, ~ am 16. 10. 1846 ebd. (Paten: Anna Catharina Gertrud Vinkelau, M. Kers ting, vertreten durch Hellmann), r-kath.3)Anna Maria Elisabeth HEMSING, * am 5. 2. 1850 in Osterwic k, ~ am 5. 2. 1850 ebd. (Paten: Anna Maria Gertrud Hemsing, Henrich Barenb rügge), † am 24. 11. 1853 ebd. Halsbräune, r-kath.4)Maria Catharina Gertrud (Anna Catharina) HEMSING, * am 31. 12. 18 51 in Osterwick, ~ am 1. 1. 1852 ebd. (Paten: Gertrud Frau Raters, Ewerw in Stockebrink), r-kath.5)Sohn HEMSING, * am 17. 9. 1856 in Osterwick, † am 17. 9. 1856 ebd., na ch Nottaufe gleich gestorben, r-kath.6)Anna Elisabeth HEMSING, * am 11. 11. 1857 in Osterwick, ~ am 12. 11. 1 857 ebd. (Paten: Anna Maria Venhaus, Gerhard Henrich Hemsing), † am 29. 1 1. 1936 ebd., r-kath.

2.1Gerhard Herman Bernd (Bernard) HEMSING, * am 17. 8. 1843 in Osterwic k, † am 8. 10. 1920 in Osterwick an Arterienverkalkung, r-kath., Heuerlin g, Wohnort bis etwa 1869 in Osterwick, Horst Nr. 9a, seit etwa 1869 in Ost erwick, Horst Nr. 11a?am 4. 10. 1875 in Osterwick, ? am 5. 10. 1875 ebd. (Zeugen: Ger¬hard Hem sing, Hermann Büning)Anna Maria Elisabeth BÜNING, * am 31. 8. 1849 in Holtwick, † am 5. 6. 18 98 in Osterwick an Krebs, r-kath. (Eltern: Bernard Henrich Büning, Tagelöh ner und Anna Maria Chistina Türners, Holtwick, Bauernschaft Riege.) Kinder:1)Hermann Heinrich HEMSING, * am 2. 11. 1877 in Osterwick, ~ am 3. 11. 1 877 ebd. (Paten: Bernard Heinrich Hemsing, Chri¬stina Frau Brüning), r-kat h. (siehe Nr. 2.1.1)2)Bernard Heinrich HEMSING, * am 26. 11. 1880 in Osterwick, ~ am 28. 1 1. 1880 ebd. (Paten: Heinrich Büning, Anna Maria Frau Hemsing), r-kath.3)Maria Dina (Maria Bernardina) HEMSING, * am 11. 7. 1883 in Osterwic k, ~ am 12. 7. 1883 ebd. (Paten: Bernardina Frau Eyink, Hermann Büning), r -kath.4)Anna Clementine HEMSING, * am 27. 1. 1886 in Osterwick, ~ am 28. 1. 18 86 ebd. (Paten: Catharina Witwe Wiesker, Clemens Eynck), r-kath. Am 9. 1 1. 1908 nach Legden verheiratet

2.1.1Hermann Heinrich HEMSING, * am 2. 11. 1877 in Osterwick, † 4. 4. 1950 in L egden, r-kath., Heuerling Leibzüchter, Wohnort in Osterwick, Horst Nr. 1 1a (Bayer-Eyncks Leibzucht)?am 9. 10. 1899 in Osterwick, ? am 10. 10. 1899 ebd. (Zeugen: Jo¬seph Böd der, Heinrich Hemsing)Maria Antonia BÖING, * am 16. 1. 1869 in Gescher, † am 2. 7. 1944 in Oster wick, r-kath. Kinder:1)Bernard HEMSING, * am 6. 8. 1900 in Osterwick, ~ am 7. 8. 1900 ebd. (P aten: Bernhard Hemsing, Katharina Frau Messing), r-kath. (siehe Nr. 2.1.1. 1)2)Anna Hermine HEMSING, * am 11. 2. 1903 in Osterwick, ~ am 14. 2. 19 03 ebd. (Paten: Anna Frau Eynck, Hermann Fromm), r-kath.3)Clementine Maria HEMSING, * am 25. 10. 1904 in Osterwick, ~ am 27. 1 0. 1904 ebd. (Paten: Clemens Eynck, Anna Frau Evers), r-kath. Am 24. 10. 1 942 nach Holtwick, Kirchspiel Nr. 18 verzogen4)Heinrich HEMSING, * am 29. 9. 1906 in Osterwick, ~ am 1. 10. 1906 eb d. (Paten: Heinrich Hemsing, Kartharina Frau Fromme), † am 2. 7. 1908 eb d. an Diphtheritis, r-kath.

2.1.1.1Bernard HEMSING, * am 6. 8. 1900 in Osterwick, † ... , Holzschuhmache r. Am 6. 11. 1952 nach Legden, Dorf Nr. 161 verzo¬gen. Jetzt in Legden, Os terwicker Straße Nr. 37, Tel. 02566/4328 ?Legden ...1941 Maria Antonia BLÖMER, * am 24. 4. 1918 in Legden Kinder: 1)Hermann HEMSING, * am 4. 4. 1947 in Legden, ledig 2)Hans-Dieter HEMSING, * am 22. 6. 1950 in Legden

5Henrich Gerhard (Gerhard Hermann) HEMSING, * am 23. 8. 1824 in Osterwic k, † ... ?... 11. 1848 Legden Maria Gertrud ELPERS, * am 13. 2. 1816 in Legden, † ... 
702 I74998  Hendricks  Connie  1FamilyTree      17 Sep 1942    Possible marriage?; Name:Lynn D Ready
Gender:Male
Residence state:Wisconsin
Spouse:Connie J Hendricks
Spouse residence state:Wisconsin
Marriage Date:6 Oct 1982
Marriage City:Reno
Officiant type:Religious celebrant
Recorded date:12 Oct 1982
Recorded city:Reno
Book:759
Page:-589
Instrument number:18375 
703 I36441  Hendricks  Wilhelmina  1FamilyTree  18 May 1863  West  22 Feb 1844  24 Jul 1886  Possible?; Listed living with sister 1860 census Kaukauna
Possible Marriage Dewitt O Bromu 19 Jan 1868 Brown
Name: Mary W Hendricks
Marriage Date: 19 Jan 1868
County: Brown
Volume: 01
Page: 0089

Maybe Johanna and Andrew Dewitt in brown co 1870???

OR John Brown and Anna in 1880 Buchanan Census? 
704 I19933  Hendrik  Anna Maria Cornelis  1FamilyTree  24 Feb 1800  Jacobs  Bef 1782  9 Oct 1826  review marriage name looks like Joanna Jacobs? 
705 I153498  Henes  Anna Maria  1FamilyTree  21 Oct 1892  Huettl  24 May 1871  Abt 1955  possible; Wabeno, forest, wi
Winzel J Huettl60
Anna Huettl58
Theodore A Huettl22
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Dorthy M Huettl19
Helen E Huettl15
Maxmilian Henes43 
706 I129518  Hengstler  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree  Abt 1912  Dix  27 Apr 1891  27 Feb 1966  Possiblt Related?; Party and Reunion Mr. & Mrs. George F. Howk, Mr. & Mrs. Frank Kraft, Mr. & Mrs. Fred Grames, Mary Koehn, Mrs. Fred Hengstler, Mr. & Mrs. Merritt Howk Kaukauna Times 10/22/1925 3 News

Possibly related Patrick McGuire died 5/20/1972 in Shawano age 84, Patrick McGuire 22 Jun 1887 May 1972 Wood, Wisconsin 
707 I45111  Henning  Tina  1FamilyTree  Abt 1996  Estrada  8 Jun 1967    TINA M ESTRADA 08-JUN-67 90032 
708 I45110  Henning  Vincent Charles  1FamilyTree      13 Dec 1964    VINCENT C HENNING 13-DEC-64 98531 
709 I108960  Hentges  John  1FamilyTree      14 May 1868  Aft 1900  1900 census Sheboygan; John Hendges 32
Mary Hendges 30
Adalia Hendges 4
Josephine Hendges 2

Possible 1880 census; Mattis Henthes 67
Catherine Henthes 53
Albert Hentges 25
Anna Hentges 21
Barbara Hentges 16
John Hentges 12 
710 I91710  Herman  Clara  1FamilyTree      24 Nov 1883  1 Jul 1947  Married to PULS???? 
711 I70  HERMANN  Unknown  1FamilyTree      Bef 1730  Aft 1748  Place Holder for 5th Generation Great Grandfather 
712 I74916  Hermans  Joseph Anthony "Tony"  1FamilyTree      8 Mar 1908  29 Aug 1998  On daughter Karen's birth certificate fathers name listed as Anthony Joso ph Hermans
1945 Kaukauna phone book: Anton J. (Martha) mlwrt KC Corp 704 High Kauk
1957 Kaukauna phone book: Antone J. (Martha M.) mill wright 704 High Kauk
1961 Kaukauna phone book: Tony J. (Martha M.) millrite Thilmany pulp & pa per Co. 710 High St. Kaukauna ph. 6-3139 ch: Rita B. 15 
713 I16128  Hermans  Joseph James  1FamilyTree      26 Oct 1967    possible
220 S. Lincoln
Kimberly Wi 54136

Letter sent Sept 2001 
714 I32603  Hermans  Pieter Johannes  1FamilyTree      16 Dec 1841  19 Nov 1927  Possible 1880 also with wife Kate? and son peter? 
715 I189101  Hermes  Richard  1FamilyTree      Aft 1954    possible; Name: Richard V. Hermes SSN: 391-60-0193 Last Residence: 53219 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Born: 16 Jan 1958 Died: 7 Jun 2005 State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (1969 ) 
716 I33906  Hermsen  Anna  1FamilyTree      23 Jul 1883  10 Apr 1945  possibly married Henry vanDommelen 10/15/1907 
717 I87472  Hermsen  Kenneth F.  1FamilyTree      29 Oct 1932  6 Aug 2000  Kenneth F. Hermsen was born 10/29/32. He graduated from St. John High Sch ool in 1951 and lived in Rockville, Maryland. I was not aware of his deat h, but he must have died 8/06/2000 then.
I am not sure where the other Kenneth Hermsen might fit in. 
718 I33910  Hermsen  Peter  1FamilyTree      10 Apr 1891  25 Nov 1964  Wife name from Little Chute Cent book. 
719 I35572  Hermsen  Roger J.  1FamilyTree      26 Jun 1942    possible birth date 1940? 
720 I119475  Hermsen  Russell Christian  1FamilyTree      11 Nov 1915  21 Jun 1987  possibly related? Hovermale (Hermsen), Faye Faye M. Hermsen Hovermale passed away Sunday afternoon, Jan. 23, at the Kl ine Hospice House in Mount Airy, Md. Faye was born July 14, 1953, in Gre en Bay, Wis., daughter of the late Russell C. and Muriel A. (Jarvis) Herms en. Faye moved to Frederick, Md., and took a position with the Arlington S ymphony as performer on English horn and oboe. She was also a performing m ember of the York Symphony and Maryland Symphony Orchestras. She was the f ounder of Chamber Music Unlimited providing music for special occasions, c oncerts and weddings. Faye met Thomas Hovermale in Maryland. They were mar ried in 1992. Faye was a member of Christ United Methodist Church, Frederi ck, Md. She was the regional coordinator for the Reach to Recovery Brea st Cancer Support Program. Faye loved music, family, travel, photograph y, wind-surfing, cross-country skiing and nature. Faye is survived by her husband Tom Hovermale, step-daughter Lisa (Harry-S kip) Wheatley; three step-grandchildren Meghan, Sarah and Zachary Wheatle y, all of Cockeysville, Md.; further survived by her brother, Russell R. ( Cindy Tatosky) Hermsen, Suamico, Wis.; sister, Gail (Kurt) Keeley; and nie ces, Joyce and Angela Keeley, Littleton, Colo. Funeral services were held on Wednesday, Jan. 26, in Frederick, Md. A memorial service will be held at St. Joseph’s Church, the corner of 9 th Street and 12th Avenue, Green Bay, Wis., on Saturday, Feb. 12, at 10: 30 a.m. In lieu of flowers, contributions in Faye’s memory may be made to the Amer ican Cancer Society, Attn: Reach to Recovery, P.O. Box 102454, Atlanta, G A; or to the Kline Hospice House, in care of Hospice of Frederick Count y, P.O. Box 1799, Frederick, MD 21702 
721 I3416  Herrmann  Harold  1FamilyTree      Bef 1947    possible son William C. Herrmann 414-654-5863 
722 I26859  Hersant  Anna Agnes  1FamilyTree  25 Oct 1904  Huiting  23 Feb 1885  5 Jul 1940  St John's Little Chute WI Holy Cards; ; ; ; ; My Grandmother (Sophia Huiting ) kept hundreds of Holy Cards from St John's. Most are fr omVerkuilen's Funeral Home on Main St. The date of issuance is of course 2 -3 days after the death date. 
723 I17186  Hertz  Margaret  1FamilyTree      Abt May 1899  Bef 1999  listed as Gretchen in her mothers 1923 obit 
724 I20310  Heskeman  Mary  1FamilyTree  13 Nov 1867  Leis  Abt 1834  1 Sep 1914  Possibly was a godparent to Henry Wilpolt baptized in 1872 at St. Mary's R idge. 
725 I19388  Heskett  Elizabeth A.  1FamilyTree  31 Aug 1997  Bouressa  Abt 1968    pediatricians
birth date from anybirthday.com ELIZABETH A HESKETT 25-JUN-67 80218 
726 I70637  Hess  Winfred C.  1FamilyTree      24 Jun 1901  19 Apr 1976  Changed surname from Haas to Hess after WWII, so it would sound less Germa n. 
727 I9563  Hester  John M.  1FamilyTree      Bef 1948    Hester John M 4569 N Moody Ave Chicago IL 60630-3008 773-685-1957 
728 I107439  Hickey  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1824  19 Jan 1882  Possibly related to catherine Hicky who married John Campbell in Warren, Penn
Note that both families had children born in penns before coming to Wis. 
729 I12936  Hicky  Catherine  1FamilyTree  Bef 1846  Campbell  Abt Jun 1828  5 Oct 1914  Possible related?; Bessie is dead Bessie Campbell Kaukauna Sun 1/17/1890 A1 Death notice 
730 I22950  Hietpas  Albert H.  1FamilyTree      25 Apr 1870  16 Apr 1925  Possible; Times Printer Shot Through Heart Clarence McFarland, Kaukauna Times, Albert Hietpas, Ted Molberg, Ellias Conlon, Ellas McCarty Kaukauna Times 11/16/1920 1 News/Death 
731 I30016  Hietpas  Alice Mary  1FamilyTree  9 Jun 1955  Nackers  16 Jan 1934    sent letter April 2002 
732 I22949  Hietpas  Annie  1FamilyTree      27 Jan 1868  21 Sep 1942  possibly died 9/21/1943 
733 I23079  Hietpas  Charles Arthur  1FamilyTree      18 Jul 1947  27 Feb 2025  possible CHARLES A HIETPAS 18-JUL-47 54140

sent letter 4/30/2003 
734 I31921  Hietpas  Cornelius John  1FamilyTree      29 Sep 1901  14 Jan 1966  Number of children unknown.(possible John Cornelius born 10/30/1899 see 1918 Wisconsin WW1 Draft regi strations Film # 1674882 Listed as "", relative was Herman Hietpas.
Married on June 9, 1924 at St. Nicholas Catholic Church, Freedom WI. A br eakfast and dinner celebration was held at the home of Joseph and Mary Con rad (Anna's parents). Lifetime residents of Little Chute, they rais ed 12 children, (7 boys and 5 girls). All of their children currently res ide in the Fox Valley area. Cornelius worked for Walter's Garage as a young lad. Due to an accident w ith acid, he lost his right eye. He also worked for his father, Herma n, on the family owned farm. He later went to work for the Wrightstown Cheese Factory. 
735 I56392  Hietpas  David  1FamilyTree      4 Dec 1969    Son of Donna before marriage to Ron 
736 I22762  Hietpas  George Herman  1FamilyTree      3 Jan 1904  5 Jun 1984  There are 2 Geo Hietpases. This may be wrong. 
737 I23432  Hietpas  Gerald  1FamilyTree      13 Mar 1899  15 Jan 1967  No obit found in Appleton Post Crescent for death date of 1/15/1967 
738 I40748  Hietpas  Gerald J.  1FamilyTree      30 Aug 1925  10 Dec 1994  There are two Gerald Hietpases with similar birth/death dates. This may be wrong.Birth and death dates confirmed by brother Marvin in May 2003. The corre ct dates are born on August 30, 1925 and died on December 10, 1994. The wr ong dates are November 28, 1924 and died March 19, 1993.


After Mobile home Park; He sold that and they bought Prestler's Motel in Lakeland, FL
They sold Prestler's and bought Corley Island Mobile Manor in Leesburg, FL
After selling this park he worked as a salesman for Holiday World in Leesburg, FL 
739 I47851  Hietpas  Henry B.  1FamilyTree      27 Aug 1906  1 Jun 1954  There are several Henry Hietpases. This may be wrong 
740 I23437  Hietpas  Henry J.  1FamilyTree      27 Jul 1901  14 Jun 1970  Had birth date of 1895, but 1910 census reads he was only 8 years old. 
741 I22707  Hietpas  Herman  1FamilyTree      30 Jun 1870  18 Sep 1959  Herman and Helena lived in Little Chute, Wisconsin their entire lives. Th ey are of Dutch decedent. Herman and his family farmed the "old fashion w ay" in Little Chute. Their farm was located across from the brick house t hat many of us know as "Grandma's House (Cornelius & Anna's home]] on Count ry Truck N, in Little Chute. They raised 10 children (3 girls and 7 boys ). Herman died of natural caused on September 18, 1959. Helena died fr om a heart attack on May 8, 1930. 
742 I22939  Hietpas  John H.  1FamilyTree      8 Feb 1868  4 Feb 1957  John worked at the Little Chute Pulp Mill feeding sawdust into boilers. He also ran a 10-acr e farm on Washington Street. The original homestead stands as of the summer of 2000. My Uncle Paul remembers him as keeping very much to himself, preferring Dutch to English and never once speaking to his grandchildren. 
743 I17659  Hietpas  Kurt  1FamilyTree      10 Nov 1964    possible KURT D HIETPAS 28-JUL-65 54140
KURT J HIETPAS 10-NOV-64 54140 
744 I22777  Hietpas  Mary Ellen  1FamilyTree  15 Sep 1954  vanDalen  7 Apr 1932  3 Feb 2016  No children as of 1976 
745 I31911  Hietpas  Penny  1FamilyTree  6 Oct 2001  Kelly  3 Jun 1977    birthdate from anybirthday.com PENNY A HIETPAS 03-JUN-77 54130 
746 I53808  Hietpas  Peter J.  1FamilyTree      19 May 1910  9 Aug 1988  Vandenbroek centennial book lists this Peter as married to Minnie Diedri ch ? 
747 I23091  Hietpas  Ronald  1FamilyTree      16 Nov 1947    possibles RONALD P HIETPAS 16-NOV-47 53214
RONALD C HIETPAS 18-DEC-36 54140
RONALD J HIETPAS 08-SEP-53 54140
RONALD S HIETPAS 06-APR-48 54301 
748 I23043  Hietpas  William Clyde  1FamilyTree      8 Mar 1924  28 Oct 2003  There are 3 William Hietpases that could be easily confused 
749 I191954  Higby  Ira Kirk  1FamilyTree      26 Aug 1920  Abt 1967  Possible death record?;
Name: Ira Higby
Death Date: 29 Jan 1967
Death County: Bell
Gender: Male
Marital Status: Single

Possible marriage record?;
Name: Ira Kirk Higby
Gender: Male
Birth Year: abt 1920
Age: 46
Marriage Date: 17 Sep 1966
Marriage Place: Harris, Texas, USA
Spouse: Sammie Dora Patrick
Spouse Gender: Female
Spouse Age: 50
Source: Texas Marriage Index, 1966-2002 
750 I45998  Hildebrand  Bernard  1FamilyTree      Aft 1940    possible son?
Hildebrand, Bruce R.Bruce R. Hildebrand, Winchester, age 34, died unexpectedly at his home d ue to an accident on Tuesday, January 4, 2005. He was born February 20, 19 70 in Neenah, son of Bernie and Janet (Keberlein) Hildebrand. Bruce gradua ted from Neenah High School. He married Sara Hoier on July 26, 1997 at S t. Mary’s Catholic Church in Winneconne. He worked for SCA Tissue for t he last 15 years. Bruce loved spending time with his two boys. He was an a vid outdoorsman, enjoying trips out west and hunting and fishing trips wi th his dad.Bruce was a member of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and Duck’s Unlimited.Survivors include his wife, Sara; two sons, Brandon and Brett Hildebran d; a daughter, Stacey Stiles; his parents, Bernie and Janet Hildebrand, Ne enah; two sisters: Lisa Hildebrand and her son Benjamin, Menasha; Wendy (M ichael) Steinman, Dan Diego, CA; his father and mother-in-law, Bob and Jea nie Hoier; two brothers-in-law: Jim (Sue) Hoier, Terry (Sandy) Hoier; t wo sisters-in-law: Barb (Pat) Robertson, Linda (Alan) Boushley, all of Hor tonville; 12 nieces and nephews: Josh, Jarrod, Carrie, Michelle, Nicki, Jo e, Danielle, Steven, Andrew, Mike, Fara and Bobbi; his special hunting bud dies, Paul, Jeff and Scott; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins.Bruce was preceded in death by his grandparents, and an aunt and uncle.The Mass of Resurrection will be held at 11:30 a.m. on Friday, Janua ry 7, 2005, at St. Mary’s Catholic Church, 210 Pleasant Drive, Winneconn e, with Fr. Leroy Smet officiating. Interment will be in St. Margaret’s Ce metery, Neenah. Relatives and friends may call at the church on Friday fr om 9 a.m. until the time of services. In lieu of flowers a memorial is bei ng established in his name for his sons Brandon and Brett.Bruce will be sadly missed by his wife, their two boys, daughter, parent s, sisters, uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews and numerous other relatives a nd friends.
WESTGOR FUNERAL HOME205 W. Doty Ave. 
751 I104497  Hildenberg  Mary  1FamilyTree  Bef 1876  Rademacher  Abt 1856  Abt 1893  Possible death record;
Name: Rademacher
Death Date: 16 Oct 1891
County: Outagamie
Volume: 01
Page #: 0388
Reel: 103
Image: 1533
Index Volume: -
ImageNum: 104283
Sequence #: 311164
Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index 
752 I67120  Hill  Kathleen  1FamilyTree      13 Oct 1962    Kathleen worked for banks & savings & loans--Central National, Union Comme rce, Citizens Federal Savings & Loan and Transohio Savings. The one thi ng all these have in common is that they no longer exest. Sensing a patter n, she got out of banking. Worked for a venture capital firm and an insura nce company for about a year and half. Since 1989 Kathleen has been in t he accounting Department of Jones, Day, Reavis & Pogue, Cleveland's large st law firm. She loves anything Victorian, expecially old houses with b ig porches and huge gardens. She has been "owned" by two cats-- Dust y, a "fake" Russian Blue and now Jasper, a sweet tiger from the APL.
Favoret things: Theatre, gardening, bicycling and walkind, any animal, wri ting letters, and genealogy. 
753 I308570  Hillecke  Frank P.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1899  14 Jan 1963  Name: Hillecke, Frank P
County: Washington
Death Date: 14 Jan 1963
Certificate: 1470
Age: 63 
754 I1595  Hillecke  Frank Stephen  1FamilyTree      Abt 1863  20 Nov 1925  Also Possible daughter??
Not listed with them in 1910 census but could have been with a relative?;
1 Anna M. HILLECKE b: 12 June 1906 d: 11 May 1976
+ Emil Henry DUYCK b: 4 June 1904 d: 13 August 1998
2 Helen DUYCK
+ Gerald VANDYKE
2 Living DUYCK
+ Living HERTEL
2 Living DUYCK
+ Living VANDYKE
2 Living DUYCK
+ Living CRUNICAM
2 Living DUYCK
2 Living DUYCK
+ Living VANDEHEY
2 Living DUYCK
+ Living UNKNOWN
2 Living DUYCK
+ Living SMITH

POssible?: Name: Frank Hillieke
Year: 1890
Place: Illinois
Source Publication Code: 9080.10
Primary Immigrant: Hillieke, Frank
Annotation: Date and place of filing of naturalization or declaration of intent to become a citizen. Extracted from microfilm rolls 30,617 (County Court Records: Declarations of Intent 47/30, Minors' Naturalization Record 47/10, Naturalization Record 47/02) and 30,61
Source Bibliography: SUTTON, CYNTHIA. "Calhoun County Naturalization Records." In Illinois State Genealogical Society Quarterly (Springfield, IL), vol. 24:1 (Spring 1992), pp. 33-43.
Page: 37

Possible Brother?: Name: Hillike, Henry

County: Washington
Death Date: 23 Nov 1910
Certificate: 3645 
755 I107360  Hilligan  Mary Ann  1FamilyTree  9 Jun 1886  Dorsey  Abt May 1864  Bef 1930  Note: Possibe Parents or Brother: George & Francis Hilligan Sponsors of h er son George Hoyt Dorsey's baptism. 
756 I333744  Hills  Ernest E.  1FamilyTree      9 Jun 1867  7 Apr 1947  Ernest died of cardio vascular disease ... at the Winnebago County Home and was buried at the Winnebago County Home on 7 April 1947. He was single, a farmer and born 9 June 1867 in WI. His parents were Hubbard E. & Hannah (Aiken) Hill, both born in Ohio. The informant on his death record was his brother, Alf Hills of Waukesha. ...
From "Poor Farm Cemetery, Winnebago County Wisconsin" by Eiler & Dunn (2010): 
757 I92877  Hockers  Angeline  1FamilyTree    Caster  21 Nov 1921    Possible Alfred C. Haese 29 Jan 1926 15 Nov 1995 Greenleaf, Brown, Wiscons in 
758 I92877  Hockers  Angeline  1FamilyTree    Rukamp  21 Nov 1921    Possible Alfred C. Haese 29 Jan 1926 15 Nov 1995 Greenleaf, Brown, Wiscons in 
759 I92823  Hockers  Anna Maria "Mary"  1FamilyTree  29 Jul 1863  Welles  6 Feb 1838  30 May 1913  Possibly born in Horst, Limburg, Netherlands, 1900 census lists 8 childr en 6 alive. 
760 I92812  Hockers  Grace  1FamilyTree      Abt 1915  Abt 1924  Hit by a car 
761 I92810  Hockers  Margaret  1FamilyTree  Aft 1932  Jacobs  24 Jul 1914  18 Apr 2001  Possible Margaret Jacobs 24 Jul 1914 18 Apr 2001 Green Bay, Brown, Wiscons in 
762 I40312  Hoeffel  Lorna Georgeanna  1FamilyTree  18 Jul 1967  Jost  15 Dec 1921  18 Sep 1991  SHE WAS PREVIOUSLY MARRIED TO AN UNKNOWN MILBERT FELLOW RESIDING IN BELLFLOWER, CAL.WITH HER 2 CHILDREN, PER HER MOTHERS AUG 17, 1964 OBIT IN THE APPLETON, WI. POST CRESCENT

Jessica was 1 month shy of 16 when she had Lorna.
George Hoeffel is her step father per 1940 census image.

George Hoeffel
in the 1940 United States Federal Census
Name: George Hoeffel
Age: 33
Estimated birth year: abt 1907
Gender: Male
Race: White
Birthplace: Wisconsin
Marital Status: Married
Relation to Head of House: Head
Home in 1940: Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois
Map of Home in 1940: View Map
Street: E North Galena Avenue
House Number: 308
Farm: No
Inferred Residence in 1935: Rural, Dane, Wisconsin
Residence in 1935: Rural, Dane, Wisconsin
Resident on farm in 1935: No
Sheet Number: 10A
Number of Household in Order of Visitation: 289
Occupation: Insurance Agent
House Owned or Rented: Rented
Value of Home or Monthly Rental if Rented: 50
Attended School or College: No
Highest Grade Completed: College, 2nd year
Hours Worked Week Prior to Census: 44
Class of Worker: Wage or salary worker in private work
Weeks Worked in 1939: 52
Income: 3500
Income Other Sources: No
Neighbors: View others on page
Household Members:
Name Age
George Hoeffel 33
Jessie Hoeffel 35
Lorna S Jubert 18
Source Citation
Year: 1940; Census Place: Freeport, Stephenson, Illinois; Roll: T627_892; Page: 10A; Enumeration District: 89-15
Source Information
Ancestry.com. 1940 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2012.
https://www.ancestry.com/interactive/2442/M-T0627-00892-00418?pid=140936827&backurl=http://search.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/sse.dll?_phsrc%3DvSG89%26_phstart%3DsuccessSource%26usePUBJs%3Dtrue%26gss%3Dangs-c%26new%3D1%26rank%3D1%26msT%3D1%26gsfn%3DGEORGE%2520%26gsfn_x%3DNN%26gsln%3DHOEFFEL%26gsln_x%3DNN%26msbdy%3D1906%26msbdy_x%3D1%26msbdp%3D2%26msbpn__ftp%3DWisconsin,%2520USA%26msbpn%3D52%26msbpn_PInfo%3D5-%257C0%257C1652393%257C0%257C2%257C0%257C52%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C0%257C%26_83004003-n_xcl%3Df%26_83004002%3DWHITE%26MSAV%3D1%26MSV%3D0%26uidh%3Dt42%26pcat%3DUSFEDCEN%26h%3D140936827%26dbid%3D2442%26indiv%3D1%26ml_rpos%3D1&treeid=&personid=&hintid=&usePUB=true&_phsrc=vSG89&_phstart=successSource&usePUBJs=true 
763 I38968  Hoellen  Peter  1FamilyTree      13 Jul 1844  30 Oct 1880  In Hozerath Family book; Listed as Peter Hillen -- oo 14 Feb 18 76 -- no kids -- Peter's par. -- Johann Hillen &Margaretha Dehn -- A nna's par. -- Johann Theis &Margaretha Hennen 
764 I129147  Hoene  Rose Anna Marie "Rosemary"  1FamilyTree      17 Jul 1919  29 Jul 1919  Gus Hoene book: The Story of Georg Seubert and His Family has her name as Rosemary Ann and the death date as 25 Jul 1919. 
765 I39965  Hoeppner  Michael Robert  1FamilyTree      20 Mar 1978    daughter Amber Jennifer born 2/11/1997, adopted out. 
766 I11102  Hoevenars  Henry  1FamilyTree      1 Nov 1811  1 Nov 1895  See story in St. Francis Parish Centennial Jubilee, one of the first two couples to marry at St. Francis
Fr. Scott Van de Hei thinks Henry and Mary were married in Zeeland, Nether lands on 2/28/1848, before they left for USA. 
767 I19934  Hoevenars  Maria Ann  1FamilyTree  14 Nov 1876  Huitink  1 Nov 1854  22 Mar 1910  From Jim's File on Rootsweb; Since Mary Ann grew up in Hollandtown, one would suppose that she was introduced to John B Huiting through George John Huiting and family. George was John's father's cousin and also brother of Henry Huiting who lived with John later in Freedom on John's farm on Appleton/Green Bay Road.The wedding was witnessed by Mary sister Ellen (Petronella) and Gerhard De Vought. John's birthplace is not listed and his father is given as his given name, Bernard John Huiting. The coverup continues.Her parents are buried in St Francis cemetery in Hollandtown. The grave is quite worn - I should do something about that if I can. Mary grew up in Hollandtown and there she must have been introduced to my g-grand father, John Huiting. John - or Johannus Bernardus HuitinK - was a bootlegger from Gelderland near the German border. Nothing serious I guess but he was convicted in absentia and still needs to serve 3 months in a Dut ch Jail! Anyway, he had relatives in Hollandtown, he fled to America and I supposed he was introduced to Mary Ann shortly after that time. They later moved just south of Freedom on present day highway 55.I only know of one sibling for Mary Ann - Petronella. I do not know if Petronella ever married or whether there were more siblings. A Kaukauna Sun article about 1895 discusses Henry Hoveners as the father of Mary Huiting but no other children. He was poor and blind and a widower when he died. In Freedom, Mary Ann and John had about a dozen children. Only 4 survived to adulthood. TB took most lives, including Mary Ann. It also shorted the lives of at least 2 of the 4 survivors. Any HUITING you run into in Wisconsin or Minnesota is one of the descendants. Mary Ann and John (and John 's second wife also Mary) are buried in St John's cemetery in Little Chute .Of the four, John Henry was the oldest and longest lived. John Henry married Anna Hersant and had 9 kids all across Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota. Several moved back to Wisconsin and the youngest still lives in Little Chute.The second was daughter Alice who married a Tennessen in Hollandtown. She died young and is buried at St Francis. They had 2 sons would died early.The third was Mayme who married George Henry Weyenberg. They had 5 kids the youngest still lives in Kimberly.The youngest of the 4 was my grandfather - Ted - who married Sophia Hietpas (niece of George Henry Weyenberg who ran a store in Little Chute where Sophia worked and where Ted and Sophia met). They had four kids all who are alive and doing quite well. My dad is the youngest and was born just 2 months before Ted Sr. died at 33. He lives in the Ted Sr homestead on Washington St on the far western edge of Little Chute.
Today there are 384 descendants of Mary Ann - probably more 
768 I4661  Hoffman  John  1FamilyTree      26 Aug 1826  22 Sep 1907  No listing of either Johann Hoffmann or Susanna Blau in Osburg Family book . 
769 I4866  Hoffman  Matthias  1FamilyTree      Abt 1870  26 Oct 1905  possible records to review Outagamie Co births 4/20/1890 226/632 or Outaga mie 8/04/1892 226/1506 or calumet 26/264 7/01/1893 
770 I64730  Hoffmann  Alice M.  1FamilyTree  24 Jun 1948  Pennings  Abt 1928    possible Name: ALICE PENNINGS SSN: 343-48-7851 Born: 13 Mar 1930Last Benefit: 60004 Arlington Heights, Cook, IL Died: Mar 1986 Sta te (Year) SSN issued: IL (1969 ) 
771 I137652  Hoffmann  Irma M.  1FamilyTree  Aft 1930  Hamilton  2 Apr 1912  20 Sep 1995  1912 baptismal record St. marys
noted married John Hamilton on June 23 but no year listed. 
772 I36588  Hoffmann  Johann  1FamilyTree      24 May 1841  22 Dec 1927  THis Family looks like it has been confused with another family of John Hoffmann 
773 I162594  Hoffmann  John  1FamilyTree      24 Oct 1871  30 Apr 1914  John was prob born in 1872 but the tombstone has 1867, but he is not listed in 1870 census and in 1880 he is 8 yrs old. 
774 I169044  Hoffmann  John  1FamilyTree      17 Dec 1834  23 Nov 1900  Wapersheiden, Prussia was listed, but no such place can be found, need to research possible places 
775 I318267  Hoffmann  Margaretha  1FamilyTree  Bef 1844  Driessel  10 Aug 1822  21 Sep 1895  Birth date may be Aug, 7, 1820 
776 I64886  Hogan  Ellen  1FamilyTree  Bef 1868  McKenna  Bef 1850  Aft 1901  1901 Census 1901 Census of ClareDistrict Electoral Division: Ogonnell oe
Townland: BallylaghnanDED Number: 122/6www.clarelibrary.ie/eolas/coclare/genealogy/1901census/ogonnelloe_ded_ball ylaghnan122_6.htmMcKenna Ellen Head of Family Roman Catholic Read-Write 61 Female Widow C o. ClareMcKenna Patrick Son Roman Catholic Read-Write 30 Male Farmer's Son Not Mar ried Co. ClareMcKenna Michael Son Roman Catholic Read-Write 26 Male Farmer's Son Not Mar ried Co. ClareMcKenna Joanna Daughter Roman Catholic Read-Write 2? Female Farmer's Daugh ter Not Married Co. Clare 
777 I40888  Holesovsky  Margaret  1FamilyTree  5 Oct 1957  Massa  22 Dec 1935    Went by name Greta. This is the person that provided Ref. 280 and 340: M argaret (Greta) Hol esovsky Massa, Bloomington, Illinois, 61704. Greta sa ys in her letter of Dec 1, 2001 (Ref 34 0) that they go to Nebraska eve ry few months to visit family. They also have a son in St. Lo uis, Missou ri. 
778 I26656  Holzschuh  Johan JOHN George  1FamilyTree      20 Mar 1832  15 Sep 1890  Jay: The following stories are from my Dad, James Holschuh.
"John (Johann) George Holzschuh sponsored a soldier to go in his place for the Civil War. When he was contacted again to pay for another soldier because his first soldier was killed, he had to pay again. He owned a tavern, post office and stage coach station in Lima. On July 4, 1873, a severe tornado swept through Sheboygan County, destroying many of the buildings. 
779 I21784  Honerman  Katherine  1FamilyTree  24 Jan 1865  Heitkemper  Abt 1850  Abt 1876  From the Oregon Historical Society Library:
Came to Portland from California in 1871 with children. They return ed to Iowa where she died. Her husband remarried and returned west with h is new wife and five daughters. 
780 I145963  Hood  David  1FamilyTree      13 Jan 1836  4 May 1876  Is this a diff david hood? ;
Name:David E. C. Hood
Residence:Wisconsin
Enlistment Date:2 Feb 1865
Rank at enlistment:Private
State Served:Wisconsin
Survived the War?:Yes
Service Record:Enlisted in Company G, Wisconsin 47th Infantry Regiment on 02 Feb 1865.Mustered out on 18 Jun 1865.
Sources:Roster of Wisconsin Volunteers: War of the Rebellion
Name:David Hood
Residence:Jefferson, Wisconsin
Enlistment Date:2 Feb 1865
Side Served:Union
State Served:Wisconsin
Service Record:Enlisted as a Private on 2 February 1865.
Enlisted in Company G, 47th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 2 Feb 1865.
Mustered Out Company G, 47th Infantry Regiment Wisconsin on 18 Jun 1865.
Sources:97 
781 I623  Hoolihan  John  1FamilyTree      17 Aug 1822  5 Sep 1908  possible born County Down, Monahan, Ireland
Must have moved from Canada to the US between 1863 and 1867
Also see World Family Tree Vol. 4 Tree # 1761 There is also a Peter Hoolihan listed in Hollandtown in 1870 page 28, m ay be related? 
782 I25153  Hooyman  Herman  1FamilyTree      20 Oct 1889  Abt 1945  possibly married Anna Murphy 9/1909 
783 I154364  Hooyman  Jeff  1FamilyTree      Aft 1947    possible? ;
Name: Jeffrey J Hooyman
Estimated Birth Year: 1956
Age: 21
Gender: M (Male)
County of Residence: Outagamie
Spouse: Jochman
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1958
Spouse's Age: 19
Spouse's Gender: F (Female)
Spouse's County of Residence: Outagamie
Marriage Date: 12 Nov 1977
Marriage County: Outagamie
Certificate Number: 031807
Microfilm Roll Number: 34 
784 I2850  Hooyman  John Jacob Anton  1FamilyTree      3 Jun 1874  25 Oct 1941  there is probably a mixup in the Anton & John Hooyman and the Anna and Ma ry verhoeven. 
785 I141415  Houle  Joseph  1FamilyTree      Abt 1829  15 Mar 1907  Related?;
Reckless Driving Ira Houle Kaukauna Times 8/01/1930 4 News
Wrightstown Jos. Houle, John Houle Kaukauna Sun 12/19/1912 18 News
George Houle Dead George Houle Kaukauna Sun 3/09/1911 1 Death Notice
Correspondence-Freedom Frank Levy, Anna VanDyke, Jos. Houle, Nellie School Kaukauna Sun 1/07/1909 4 Wedding 
786 I37025  Hower  Veronica  1FamilyTree  13 Feb 1833  Cordel  21 Feb 1812  20 Jun 1883  Husband possibly from Kurenz or was married in Kurenz
No children listed in Ruwer Family Book. 
787 I56524  Hoye  Mary Elisabeth  1FamilyTree  Bef 1917  Fink  Abt 1891  Bef 1991  Possible death?;
NAME:Mary A Fink
AGE:72
SEX:F (Female)
BIRTH DATE:abt 1890
DEATH DATE:24 Jun 1962
CERTIFICATE:017352 
788 I1412  Hughes  Edward  1FamilyTree      Abt Aug 1843  7 Apr 1923  Possibly related? MARRIAGES?
Edward Hughes 09 Jan 1889 Outagamie 02 0284
Maria Muttard 09 Jan 1889 Outagamie 02 0284 
789 I31755  Hughes  Thomas  1FamilyTree      30 Jan 1872  10 Nov 1894  possibly related; Mickelson, Margaret E.Margaret E. (Hughes) Mickelson, Appleton, age 87, died on Thursday, July 2 9, 2004, at Franciscan Care Center. Margaret was born in Appleton on Ju ly 11, 1917, daughter of the late Thomas and Mabel (Jackson) Hughes.She was a member of First United Methodist Church, Appleton. Margaret w as employed at Appleton Mills and in the nursery at the Super Bowl. She al so enjoyed playing bridge.Margaret will be greatly missed by her daughter, Roberta A. Voecks; thr ee grandchildren: Elizabeth (Michael) Heffner; Katherine and William Voeck s; and a sister-in-law, Catherine Hughes.Margaret was preceded in death by her brother, Robert Hughes and sister, J anette Zahrt.
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790 I22984  Huiting  Theodore James  1FamilyTree      6 Jan 1930  10 Oct 2004  Dad was born into one of the most difficult s ituations imaginable: His father had just taken out a loan to start up a a uto repair/resale shop on Wilson St in Little Chute, the Depression stru ck and then Ted Sr. died just 2 months after dad was born. Grandma Soph ie raised 4 children by herself w/o SS and never lost the home on Washingt on St ; safe to say they did not have a pot to pee into. Both the John Hie tpas and Geo Weyenberg families helped out. At age 10, Dad went to live wi th Nick Hietpas (Grandma's uncle) at the Hietpas Dairy Farm on French Ro ad (just SW of the culvert crossing between "OO" and 96. This mea nt up at 5 every day before school. He was befriended by the Joe & Minn ie Brockman Family who had a farm (NW of the current "OO" and 141 overpas s) nearby. Dad and Maurice (Uncle Maurice) remained long-time friends. Aft er finishing school, Dad continued to work at Hietpas's then was draft ed in 1951. He served as a forward observer with an Artillery battali on of the 7th Div in Korea (imagine a 6'4' blond Dutchman with a radio ant enna - sniper practice!). After the war, Dad got married to his Army buddy 's sister - Mom - and went to work for Dick Oudenhoven Construction. Alo ng the way, Dad built his own home on French Road across form Hietpas's Da iry. About 1967 Dad help start the Golden Yolk Egg Ranch financed by neigh bor and ex-co-worker Paul Kerkoff. Dad ran the Farm from 1967-1995 wh en it was dismantled. In 1991, Dad sold the French Road home and after Gra ndma's death, moved into the home he was born in. Dad has always been a pa ssionate hunter & fisherman, he and Mom have had a trailer on Berry Lake f or over 30 years.!BIRTH: Outagamie Co Records; ; ; Birth 48/619; ; Middle name listed as Ju nior on birth certificate and dad was nicknamed Junior. But he always list ed his middle name as James and sometimes added the "Jr". part. 
791 I196412  Huitink  Henry /Heiting  1FamilyTree      Abt 1842  Yes, date unknown  THIS IS NOT A PROVEN CONNECTION 
792 I40901  Hummel  Florence  1FamilyTree  18 Aug 1972  Holesovsky  Abt 1936    Ref 361 gives the death info of a Carl Hummel born April 3, 1801 in Diers heim Baden, died Au gust 25, 1886 in town of Koshkonong, Jefferson Count y, Wisconsin. The 75th Anniversary note s of St. John's Church, Town of O akland, says Carl was the oldest member. "He came to Americ a in 1826, liv ed in New York for 21 years and came to Wiconsin in 1847. Of this fami ly Albe rt Hummel is a church member of St John." Also the death Sep 2 5, 1895 of Elisabeth Schavwit z (sp?) the wife of Carl Hummel. She was bo rn Oct 24, 1830 in Diersheim. Came to America wi th parents in 1845. Marr ied May of 1851. Other verbage was not translated. Also a Carl Humm el bo rn Nov 11, 1854 died in Ft. Atkinson August 24, 1898. 
793 I318672  Huna  Frank  1FamilyTree        Yes, date unknown  Possible marriage sfter death of 1st wife?
Name: Frank Huna
Marriage Date: 25 Oct 1904
County: Marinette
Volume: 02
Page: 0409 
794 I315878  Hupf  Claudette  1FamilyTree  22 May 1952  Jacobson  27 May 1935  9 Oct 2009  had maiden name of Bodoh until obit. 
795 I35826  Hurkman  Amelia  1FamilyTree  Bef 1853  Vanevenhoven  2 Dec 1824  3 Feb 1908  possibly a sister to Arnold Hurkman born in Wintelre, Holland, on May 5, 1828 
796 I34422  Hurkman  John B.  1FamilyTree      11 Jul 1872  9 Feb 1919  From Jim Kandler's Rootsweb
Look Book
Died after a train accident coming from church.In 1900 John and his 2 brothers Henry and Bernard bought the home place, w hich they operated as a dairy farm. They sold milk and delivered it in t he city of Kaukauna. He never married. 
797 I20433  Hurlburt  Melissa Lois  1FamilyTree  20 May 1995  Schaub  Bef 1977    MELISSA A SCHAUB 27-APR-71 53713 
798 I146013  Hurst  Mary Magdelena  1FamilyTree  30 Aug 1880  Ward  24 Oct 1859  14 Jan 1943  Possible? ; Ward Funeral Held Saturday Mrs. Mary Ward Kaukauna Times 7/7/1936 1 Obituary 
799 I99543  Husman  Anna Margareta  1FamilyTree    Stapel  Abt 1865  Aft 1940  Possibly actually a child of Sophia and first husband Hussman who died in Civil War 
800 I99542  Husman  John Fred  1FamilyTree      Bef 1844  12 Mar 1865  Possibly Huisman?? 
801 I18326  Huss  Gregory Gerald  1FamilyTree      2 Feb 1968    possible GREGORY G HUSS 02-FEB-68 54130 
802 I84427  Huss  Rebecca Ann  1FamilyTree          had date of Sep 30, 1954 
803 I28470  Huss  Susan Jane  1FamilyTree  27 Feb 1982  Duda  16 Dec 1959  16 Apr 2021  possibleHUSS, Susan (SCHMIDT); 34; Milwaukee WI; Post Crescent; 1992-1-10; newsj 
804 I319680  Ingenthron  Lois  1FamilyTree  Bef 1951  Dougherty  Bef 1933    possible?; ame: Lois J Dougherty
Age: 44
Sex: F (Female)
Birth Date: abt 1929
Death Date: 18 Apr 1973
Location: Appl (May be abbreviated)
Certificate: 012734 
805 I310912  Ireland  Notes For  1FamilyTree          BREHON LAWS, the English but incorrect appellation of the ancient la ws of Ireland, the proper name for which is Feineachas, meaning the la ws of the Feine or Feini (fainyeh), who were the free Gaelic farmers. Dlig hthe Feine is another name for the laws, with the same meaning. Laws of un iversal application which could be administered only by duly qualified jud ges were called Cain law, while minor laws administered by nobles and magi strates were called Urradhus law. Regular courts and judges existed in Ire land from prehistoric times. The AngloIrish word “Brehon “ is derived fr om the Gaelic word Bret hem (= judge). The extant remains of these laws are manuscript transcripts from earlier c opies made on vellum from the 8th to the 13th century, now preserved wi th other Gaelic manuscripts in Trinity College and the Royal Irish Academ y, Dublin, the British Museum, Oxford University, some private collectio ns and several libraries on the continent of Europe. The largest and mo st important of these documents is the Senchus Mbr or” Great Old Law Book .” No copy of it now existing is complete, and some portions are missing f rom all. What remains of it occupies the first, second, and a portion of t he third of the volumes produced by the Brehon Law Commission, which was a ppointed in 1852. In the Annals of the Four Masters it is said: “ The age of Christ 438, t he tenth year of King Laeghaire (Lairy), the Senchus Mór and Feineac/j as of Ireland were purified and written.” This entry has ample historic al corroboration. Of many separate treatises dealing with special branch es of the law, the Book of Aicill, composed of opinions or placita of Ki ng Cormac Mac Art, otherwise Cormac ua Quim, Ard-Rig of Erinn from AD. 2 27 until 266, and Cennfaeladh the Learned, who lived in the first pa rt of the 7th century, is the most important. The text and earlier commentaries are in the Bear/a Feini— the most archa ic form of the Celtic or Gaelic language. From gradual changes in the livi ng tongue through a long expanse of time many words, phrases and idio ms in the Bear/a Feini became obsolete, and are so difficalt to transla te that the official translations are to some extent confessedly conjectur al. In many cases only opening words of the original text remain. Wherev er the text is whole, it is curt, elliptical, and yet rhythmical to a degr ee attainable only through long use. The rigorously authentic charact er of these laws, relating to, and dealing with, the actual realities of l ife, and with institutions and a state of society nowhere else reveal ed to the same extent, the extreme antiquity both of the provisions a nd of the language, and the meagreness of continental material illustrati ve of the same things, endow them with exceptional archaic, archaeologic al and philological interest. In the earliest times all learned men, whether specially learned in l aw or not, appear to have acted as judges. Gradually as literature and lea rning increased, judgments delivered by men without special legal traini ng fell into disfavour. In the 1st century of the Christian era, when Conc hobhar or Conor Mac Nessa was king of Ulster, a crisis was reached, the re sult of which was that no man was allowed to act as Brehon until he had st udied the full law course, which occupied twenty years, and had passed a r igorous public examination. The course of study for Brehon and Ollamh, adv ocate and law-agent respectively, is carefully laid down in the law itsel f. The Brehonship was not an office of state like that of the modern judg e, but a profession in which success depended upon ability and judgment. T he Brehon was an arbitrator, umpire, and expounder of the law, rather th an a judge in the modern acceptation. It appears, without being express ly stated, that the facts of a case were investigated and ascertained by l aymen, probably by the Aireac/itas—a local assembly or jury—before submiss ion to a Brebon for legal decision. A Brebon whose decision was reversed upon appeal was liable to damages, loss of position and of free land s, if any, disgrace, and a consequent loss of his profession. No Brehon h ad any fixed territorial jurisdiction. A party initiating proceedings cou ld select any Brehon he pleased, if there were more than one in his distri ct. Every king or chief of sufficient territory retained an official Breho n, who was provided with free land for his maintenance. In ordinary cas es the Brehon’s fee was said to have been one-twelfth of the amount at sta ke. Assemblies, national, provincial and local, were a marked characterist ic of ancient Irish life. They all, without exception, discharged some leg al functions, legislative or administrative, and even in those in which am usement predominated, the Cain law was publicly rehearsed. Most of the ass emblies were annual, some triennial, some lasted only a day or two, othe rs a week and occasionally longer. All originated in pagan funeral or comm emorative rites, and continued to be held, even in Christian times, in ve ry ancient cemeteries. They were called by different names—Feis, A enac h, A ircachtas, Ddl, &c. The Feis of Tara, in Meath, was from its origin seven centuries before Chr ist down to AD. 560, mainly national and political, being convened by t he Ard-Rig, held at his residence, presided over by him, and consisti ng of the provincial kings, tanists, flaiths, Brehons, warriors, historian s, poets and other distinguished men from the whole of Ireland. It was d ue to be held every third year for the purpose of “preserving the laws a nd rules,” and it might be called specially on any urgent occasion. Aft er the statesmen had consulted, the laws were proclaimed, with any modific ations agreed upon. Then the proceedings became festive, queens and gre at ladies taking part. The Feis of AD. 560 was the last regular one he ld at Tara because the monarch ceased to reside there. One national assemb ly of an exceptional character was held at Tara in AD. 697, by a decr ee of which women were emancipated from liability to military service. The Aenach held annually at Tailltenn, also in Meath, was a general assemb ly of the people without restriction of rank, clan or country, and beca me the most celebrated for athletic sports, games and contests. Yet even h ere the laws were read aloud, and it is not without significance that t he last ne,tional assembly held at Tailltenn under King Rhoderic O’Conn or ifl 1168 was a political one. The Dal-Cric/je (= territorial assembly), held at Uisneach in Westmeath, w as a gathering for political and quasi-legislative purposes. At one assemb ly there about a century before Christ, a uniform law of distraint for t he whole of Ireland was adopted on tihe motion of Sen, son of Aigé. This d id not prevent the gatherings at Uisneach from being for ages celebrated f or gaiety and amusement. Each provincial kingdom and each tuath had assemblies of its own. Every fl aith and flaith-fine was a member of a local assembly, the clan system con ferring the qualification, and there being no other election. An assembly when convened by the Bruigh-fer for the special purpose of ele cting a tanist or successor to the king was called a Tocomra. Very careful provision is made for the preparation of the sites of great a ssemblies, and the preservation of peace and order at them is sanction ed by the severest penalties of the law. The operation of every legal proc ess calculated to occasion friction, such as seizure of property, was susp ended during the time the assemblies lasted. The term Rig (reeh =rex, king) was applied to four classes or grades of ru lers, the lower grades being grouped, each group being subject to one of t heir number, and all being subject to, and owing tribute and allegian ce to the Ard-Rig (= supreme king of Erinn). The Ard-Rig had an official r esidence at Tara and the kingdom of Meath for his special use. The provinc ial king, Rig Cuicidh, also had an official residence and kingdom of his o wn, together with allegiance and tribute from each Rig-mor-Tuatha in his p rovince, who in his turn received tribute and allegiance from each RigTuat ha under subjection to him. The Rig-Tuatha received tribute and allegiance froln the flaiths or nobles in his tuath. The tua th was the political unit, and the ruler of it was the lowest to whom t he term “king” was applied. For each payment of tribute a king always ma de some return. Every king was obliged, on his inauguration, to swear th at he would govern justly and according to law, to which he remained alwa ys subject. The Ard-Rig was selected by the sub-kings and other leading m en who legally constituted the Feis of Tara, the sub-kings by those und er them in their respective spheres. No person not of full age, imperfect ly educated, stupid, blind, deaf, deformed or otherwise defective in mi nd or body, or for any reason whatsoever unfit to discharge the duti es or unworthy to represent the manhood of the nation, could be king, ev en though he were the eldest son of the preceding king. “It is a forbidd en thing for one with a blemish to be king at Tara.” Tuath, C’inel and Clann were synonyms meaning a small tribe or nation desc ended from a common ancestor. A king and clan being able, subject to certa in limitations, to adopt new members or families, or amalgamate with anoth er clan, the theory of conimon origin was not rigidly adhered to. Kinsh ip with the clan was an essential qualification for holding any offi ce or property. The rules of kinship largely determined status with its co rrelative rights and obligations, supplied the place of contract and of la ws affecting the ownership, disposition and devolution of property, consti tuting the clan an organic, selfcontained entity, a political, social a nd mutual insurance copartnership. The solidarity of the clan was its mo st important and all-pervading characteristic. The entire territory occupi ed by a clan was the common and absolute property of that clan. Subje ct to this permanent and fundamental ownership, part of the land was set a part for the maintenance of the king as such. Warriors, statesmen, Brehon s, Ollamhs, physicians, poets, and even eminent workers in the more import ant arts, were, in different degrees, rewarded with free lands for their r espective public services. On the death of any person so rewarded, the la nd in theory reverted to the clan; but if like services continued to be re ndered by the son’or other successor, and accepted by the clan, the land w as not withdrawn. The successors of statesmen, for whom the largest provis ion was made, became a permanent nobility. Flaith (flah = noble chief) w as a term applied to a man of this rank. Rank, with the accompanying privi leges, jurisdiction and responsibility, was based upon a qualificati on of kinship and of property, held by a family for a specified numb er of generations, together with certain concurrent conditions; and it cou ld be lost by loss of property, crime, cowardice or other disgraceful cond uct. The flaiths in every tuath and all ranks of society were organiz ed on the same hierarchical pattern as royalty. A portion of land called t he Cumhal Senorba was devoted to the support of widows, orphans and old ch ildless people. Fine (finna), originally meaning family, came in course of time to be appl ied to a group of kindred families or to a whole clan. From differences be tween incidental accounts written in different ages, it appears that the s ocial system underwent some change. For the purpose of conveying some ide a, one theory may be taken, according to which the fine was made up of sev enteen clansmen, with their families, viz, the Geilfi’ne consisting of t he flait li-fine and four others in the same or nearest degree of kinsh ip to the centre, and the Dcirblifine, Tarfine and Innflne, each consisti ng of four heads of families, forming widening concentric circles of kinsh ip to which the rights and liabilities of the fine extended with certaint y, but in diminishing degrees. In course of tune a large and increasing proportion of the good land becam e, under the titles so far described, limited private property. The ar ea of arable land available for the common use of the clansmen was gradual ly diminished by these encroachments, but was still always substantia l. A share of this was the birthright of every law-abiding member of the F eini who needed it. To satisfy this title and give a start in life to so me young men who would otherwise have got none, this land was subject to G abhailcine (= clan-resumption), meaning that the clan resumed the whole ar ea at intervals of a few years for a fresh distribution iifter ~nme oreiin ants hirl died, am’]] voline men by ~ttainine manhood had become entitled. Hence the Anglo-Irish word gavelkind. Ancient ly this re-distribution extended throughout the clan at the same time. Lat er it extended only to the land of a fine, each fine making its own distri bution at its own time and in its own way as determined by the seventeen m en above specified. In this distribution men might or might not receive ag ain their former portions. In the latter case compensation was made for un exhausted improvements. This land could not be sold, nor evei let except f or a season in case of domestic necessity. The Feini who used it had no la ndlord a1’id no rent to pay for this land, and could not be depriv ed of it except by the clan for a crime. They were subject only to publ ic tributes and the ordinary obligations of free men. Presumably their hom esteads were not on this land and were not subject to Gabhailcine. Neith er were the unfenced and unappropriated common lands—waste, bog, forest a nd mountain—which all clansmen were free to use promiscuously at will. There was hardly any selling and little letting of land in ancient time s. Flaiths and other persons holding large areas let to clansmen, who th en became Ceiles, not land, but the privilege of feeding upon land a numb er of cattle specified by agreement. Flaiths and Bo-aires also let catt le to a ceile who had none or not enough, and this was the most prevale nt practice. There were two distinct methods of letting and hiring—sa er (= free) and daer (= base), the conditions being fundamentally differen t. The conditions of seer-tenure were largely settled by the law, were com paratively easy, did not require any security to be given, left the cei le free within the limits of justice to end the connexion, left him compet ent in case of dispute to give evidence against that of the flaith, and d id not impose any liability on the fine of the ceile. By continued us er of the same land for some years and discharge of the public obligatio ns in respect of it in addition to the ciss or payment as tenant, a cei le became a subowner or permanent tenant and could not be evicted. The re is no provision in these laws for evicting any one. For the hire of cat tle a usual payment was one beast in seven per annum for seven years; aft er which the cattle that remained became the property of the hirer. A scer -ceile on growing wealthy might become a bo-aire. Daer-tenure, wheth er of cattle or of the right to graze cattle upon land, was subject to a c iss-ninsciss (= wearisome tribute), for the payment of which security h ad to be given. A man not in the enjoyment of full civil rights, if ab le to find security, could become a daer-ceile. A free clansman by becomi ng a daer-ceile lowered his own status and that of his fine, became incomp etent to give evidence against that of a flaith, and could not end the con nexion until the end of the term except by a large payment. The membe rs of his fine were liable, in the degree of their relationship, to make g ood out of their own property any default in the payments. Hence this tenu re could not be legally entered into by a free clansman without the permis sion of his fine. Daer-ceiles were also exposed to casual burdens, like th at of lodging and feeding soldiers when in their district. All payments we re made in kind. When the particular kind was not specified by the l aw or by agreement, the payments were made according to convenience in hor ses, cattle, sheep, pigs, wool, butter, bacon, corn, vegetables, yarn, dye -plants, leather, cloth, articles of use or ornament, &c. As the clan syst em relaxed, and the fine lost its legal power of fixing the amounts of pub lic tributes, which were similarly payable to the flaith, and ,neglected i ts duty of seeing that those tributes were duly applied, the flaith beca me able to increase these tributes with little check, to confuse them wi th rent, to confuse jurisdiction with ownership, and to exalt himself at t he expense of his fellowclansmen. A flaith by arranging that his tenants s hould make their payments at different periods of the year, secured a cons tant and copious supply without an inconvenient surplus. People who did not belong to the clan and were not citizens were in a ba se condition and incompetent to appear in court in suit or defence exce pt through a freeman. The Bothach (=cottier) and the Sen-clèithe (= old de pendent) were people who, though living for successive generations attach ed to the families ,f fl~,iths did not helone to the clan and had no rieh ts of citizenship. Fuidhirs, or manual labourers without property, were the lowe st section of the population. Some were born in this condition, some clans men were depressed into it by crime, consequences of war or other misfortu ne; and strangers of a low class coming into the territory found their lev el in it. The fuid/zirs also were divided into seer and daer; the former b eing free by industry and thrift to acquire some property, after which fi ve of them could club together to acquire rights corresponding to tho se of one freeman. The daer-fuidhirs weretramps, fugitives, captives, &c. Fost~erage, the custom of sending children to be reared and educated in t he families of fellow-clansmen, was so prevalent, especially among the wea lthy classes, and the laws governing it are so elaborate and occupied su ch a large space, that some mention of it here is inevitable. Beyond menti on, there is little to be said, owing to the absence of general principl es in an infinity of specific details, mostly domestic and apparently triv ial. A child in fosterage was reared and educated suitably for the positi on it was destined to fill in life. There was fosterage for affection, f or payment and far a literary education. Fosterage began when the child w as a year old and ended when the marriageable age was reached, unless prev iously terminated by death or crime. Every fostered person was under an ob ligation to provide, if necessary, for the old age of foster-parents. T he affection arising from this relationship was usually greater, and was r egarded as more sacred than that of blood relationship. The solidarity of clan and fine in their respective spheres, the provisio ns of the system, the simple rural life, and the prevalence of barter a nd payments in kind, left comparatively little occasion for contracts betw een individuals. Consequently the rules relating to contract are not ve ry numerous. They are, however, sufficiently solemn. No contract affecti ng land was valid unless made with the consent of the fine and in the pres ence of the Aire-Forgaill. Contracts relating to other kinds of property a re more numerous. When important or involving a considerable amount, th ey had to be made in the presence of a flaith or magistrate. The A ire-Coi sring presided over most of the contracts of the common people. The parti es to a contract should be free citizens, of full age, sound mind, fr ee to contract or not, and under no legal disability. “ The world wou ld be in a state of confusion if express contracts were not binding.” Fr om the repeated correlative dicta that “ nothing is due without deserving ,” and that a thing done “for God’s sake,” i.e. gratis, imposed little obl igation, it is clear that the importance of valuable consideration was ful ly recognized. So also was the importance of time. “To be asleep avai ls no one “; “ Sloth takes away a man’s welfare.” Contracts made by the fo llowing persons were invalid: (I) a servant without his master’s authorit y; (2) a monk without authority from his abbot or manager of temporalitie s; (3) a son subject to his father without the father’s authority; ( 4) an infant, lunatic, or “one who had not the full vigilance of reas on “; (5) a wife in relation to her husband’s property without his authori ty. She was free to hold and deal with property of her own and bi nd it by contract. If a son. living with his father entered into a contra ct with his father’s knowledge, the father was held to have ratified the c ontract unless he promptly repudiated it. “One is held to adopt what he do es not repudiate after knowledge, having the power.” Contract of sale or b arter with warranty could be dissolved for fraud, provided action was tak en within a limited time after the fraud had become known. Treaties and oc casional very important contracts were made “blood-covenants “ and inviola ble by drawing a drop of blood from the little finger of each of the contr acting parties, blending this with water, and both drinking the mixture o ut of the same cup. The forms of legal evidence were pledges, documents, w itnesses and oaths. In cases of special importance the pledges were hum an beings, “hostage sureties.” These were treated as in their own homes ac cording to the rank to which they belonged, and were discharged on the per formance of the contract. If the contract was broken, they became prisone rs and might be fettered or made to work as slaves until the obligation w as satisfied. Authentic documents were considered good evidence. A witness was in all cases important, a nd in some essential to the validity of a contract. His status affected t he force of the contract as well as the value of his evidence; and the la ws appear to imply that by becoming a witness, a man incurred liabiliti es as a surety. The preChristian oath might be by one or more of the eleme nts, powers or phenomena of nature, as the sun, moon, water, night, day, s ea, land. The Christian oath might be on a copy of the Gospels, a saint ’s crozier, relic or other holy thing. These laws recognized crime, but in the same calm and deliberate way in wh ich they recognized contract and other things seriously affecting the peop le. Although we find in the poems of Dubhthach, written in the 5th centu ry and prefixed to the Senchus Mór, the sentences, “Let every one die w ho kills a human being,” and “ Every living person that inflicts death sha ll suffer death,” capital punishment did not prevail in Ireland befo re or after. The laws uniformly discountenanced revenge, retaliation, t he punishment of one crime by another, and permitted capital punishment on ly in the last resort and in ultimate default of every other form of redre ss. They contain elaborate provision for dealing with crime, but the stand point from which it is regarded and treated is essentially different fr om ours. The state, for all its elaborate structure, did not assume jurisd iction in relation to any crimes except political ones, such as treas on or the disturbance of a large assembly. For these it inflicted the seve rest penalties known to the law—banishment, confiscation of property, dea th or putting out of eyes. A crime against the person, character or proper ty of an individual or family was regarded as a thing for which reparati on should be made, but the individual or family had to seek the reparati on by a personal action. This differed from a civil action only in the ter ms employed and the elements used in calculating the amount of the reparat ion. The funct.ion of a judge in a criminal as in a civil action was to s ee that the facts, with modifying circumstances, were fully and truly subm itted to him, and then by applying the law to these facts to ascertain a nd declare the amount of compensation that would make a legal adjustmen t. For this amount the guilty person, and in his default his kindred, beca me legally debtor, and the injured person or family became entitled to rec over the amount like a civil debt by distraint, if not paid voluntarily. T here were no police, sheriffs or public prisons. The decisions of the l aw were executed by the persons concerned, supported by a highly organiz ed and disciplined public opinion springing from honour and interest and i nherent in the so]]idarity of the clan. There is good reason to believe th at the system was as effectual in. the prevention and punishment of cri me and in the redress of wrongs as any other human contrivance has ever be en. In calculating the amount of compensation the most characteristic and impo rtant element was Einechlan (= honour-price, honour-value), a value attach ing to every free person, varying in amount from one cow to thirty cows ac cording to rank. It was the assessed value of status or Ca put. It was fre quently of consequence in relation to contracts and other clan affairs; b ut it emerges most clearly in connexion with crime. By the commission of c rime, bre~ch of contract, or other disgraceful or injurious conduct, Einec hlan. was diminished or destroyed, a capitis diminutio occurred, apart fr om any other punishment. Though existing apart from fine, Einechlan was t he first element in almost every fine. Dire was the commonest word for fin e, whether great or small. Eric (= reparation, redemption) was the fine f or “separating body from soul “; but the term was used in lighter cases al so. In capital cases the word sometimes meant Einechlan, sometimes coirp-d ire (= body-fin.e), but most correctly the sum of these two. It may be tak en that, subject to modifying circumstances, a person guilty of homicide h ad to pay (I) coir p-dire for the destruction of life, irrespective of ran k; (2) the honourvalue of the victim; (3) his own honour-value if the de ed was unintentional; and (4) double his own honour-value if committed wi th malice aforethought. The sum of these was in all cases heavy; heavie st when the’ parties were wealthy. The amount was recoverable as a debt fr om the criminal to the extent of hi~ 
806 I311501  Ireland  Notes For  1FamilyTree          BREHON LAWS, the English but incorrect appellation of the ancient la ws of Ireland, the proper name for which is Feineachas, meaning the la ws of the Feine or Feini (fainyeh), who were the free Gaelic farmers. Dlig hthe Feine is another name for the laws, with the same meaning. Laws of un iversal application which could be administered only by duly qualified jud ges were called Cain law, while minor laws administered by nobles and magi strates were called Urradhus law. Regular courts and judges existed in Ire land from prehistoric times. The AngloIrish word "Brehon " is derived fr om the Gaelic word Bret hem (= judge). The extant remains of these laws are manuscript transcripts from earlier c opies made on vellum from the 8th to the 13th century, now preserved wi th other Gaelic manuscripts in Trinity College and the Royal Irish Academ y, Dublin, the British Museum, Oxford University, some private collectio ns and several libraries on the continent of Europe. The largest and mo st important of these documents is the Senchus Mbr or" Great Old Law Book ." No copy of it now existing is complete, and some portions are missing f rom all. What remains of it occupies the first, second, and a portion of t he third of the volumes produced by the Brehon Law Commission, which was a ppointed in 1852. In the Annals of the Four Masters it is said: " The age of Christ 438, t he tenth year of King Laeghaire (Lairy), the Senchus Mór and Feineac/j as of Ireland were purified and written." This entry has ample historic al corroboration. Of many separate treatises dealing with special branch es of the law, the Book of Aicill, composed of opinions or placita of Ki ng Cormac Mac Art, otherwise Cormac ua Quim, Ard-Rig of Erinn from AD. 2 27 until 266, and Cennfaeladh the Learned, who lived in the first pa rt of the 7th century, is the most important. The text and earlier commentaries are in the Bear/a Feini— the most archa ic form of the Celtic or Gaelic language. From gradual changes in the livi ng tongue through a long expanse of time many words, phrases and idio ms in the Bear/a Feini became obsolete, and are so difficalt to transla te that the official translations are to some extent confessedly conjectur al. In many cases only opening words of the original text remain. Wherev er the text is whole, it is curt, elliptical, and yet rhythmical to a degr ee attainable only through long use. The rigorously authentic charact er of these laws, relating to, and dealing with, the actual realities of l ife, and with institutions and a state of society nowhere else reveal ed to the same extent, the extreme antiquity both of the provisions a nd of the language, and the meagreness of continental material illustrati ve of the same things, endow them with exceptional archaic, archaeologic al and philological interest. In the earliest times all learned men, whether specially learned in l aw or not, appear to have acted as judges. Gradually as literature and lea rning increased, judgments delivered by men without special legal traini ng fell into disfavour. In the 1st century of the Christian era, when Conc hobhar or Conor Mac Nessa was king of Ulster, a crisis was reached, the re sult of which was that no man was allowed to act as Brehon until he had st udied the full law course, which occupied twenty years, and had passed a r igorous public examination. The course of study for Brehon and Ollamh, adv ocate and law-agent respectively, is carefully laid down in the law itsel f. The Brehonship was not an office of state like that of the modern judg e, but a profession in which success depended upon ability and judgment. T he Brehon was an arbitrator, umpire, and expounder of the law, rather th an a judge in the modern acceptation. It appears, without being express ly stated, that the facts of a case were investigated and ascertained by l aymen, probably by the Aireac/itas— a local assembly or jury— before submiss ion to a Brebon for legal decision. A Brebon whose decision was reversed upon appeal was liable to damages, loss of position and of free land s, if any, disgrace, and a consequent loss of his profession. No Brehon h ad any fixed territorial jurisdiction. A party initiating proceedings cou ld select any Brehon he pleased, if there were more than one in his distri ct. Every king or chief of sufficient territory retained an official Breho n, who was provided with free land for his maintenance. In ordinary cas es the Brehon's fee was said to have been one-twelfth of the amount at sta ke. Assemblies, national, provincial and local, were a marked characterist ic of ancient Irish life. They all, without exception, discharged some leg al functions, legislative or administrative, and even in those in which am usement predominated, the Cain law was publicly rehearsed. Most of the ass emblies were annual, some triennial, some lasted only a day or two, othe rs a week and occasionally longer. All originated in pagan funeral or comm emorative rites, and continued to be held, even in Christian times, in ve ry ancient cemeteries. They were called by different names— Feis, A enac h, A ircachtas, Ddl, &c. The Feis of Tara, in Meath, was from its origin seven centuries before Chr ist down to AD. 560, mainly national and political, being convened by t he Ard-Rig, held at his residence, presided over by him, and consisti ng of the provincial kings, tanists, flaiths, Brehons, warriors, historian s, poets and other distinguished men from the whole of Ireland. It was d ue to be held every third year for the purpose of "preserving the laws a nd rules," and it might be called specially on any urgent occasion. Aft er the statesmen had consulted, the laws were proclaimed, with any modific ations agreed upon. Then the proceedings became festive, queens and gre at ladies taking part. The Feis of AD. 560 was the last regular one he ld at Tara because the monarch ceased to reside there. One national assemb ly of an exceptional character was held at Tara in AD. 697, by a decr ee of which women were emancipated from liability to military service. The Aenach held annually at Tailltenn, also in Meath, was a general assemb ly of the people without restriction of rank, clan or country, and beca me the most celebrated for athletic sports, games and contests. Yet even h ere the laws were read aloud, and it is not without significance that t he last ne,tional assembly held at Tailltenn under King Rhoderic O'Conn or ifl 1168 was a political one. The Dal-Cric/je (= territorial assembly), held at Uisneach in Westmeath, w as a gathering for political and quasi-legislative purposes. At one assemb ly there about a century before Christ, a uniform law of distraint for t he whole of Ireland was adopted on tihe motion of Sen, son of Aigé. This d id not prevent the gatherings at Uisneach from being for ages celebrated f or gaiety and amusement. Each provincial kingdom and each tuath had assemblies of its own. Every fl aith and flaith-fine was a member of a local assembly, the clan system con ferring the qualification, and there being no other election. An assembly when convened by the Bruigh-fer for the special purpose of ele cting a tanist or successor to the king was called a Tocomra. Very careful provision is made for the preparation of the sites of great a ssemblies, and the preservation of peace and order at them is sanction ed by the severest penalties of the law. The operation of every legal proc ess calculated to occasion friction, such as seizure of property, was susp ended during the time the assemblies lasted. The term Rig (reeh =rex, king) was applied to four classes or grades of ru lers, the lower grades being grouped, each group being subject to one of t heir number, and all being subject to, and owing tribute and allegian ce to the Ard-Rig (= supreme king of Erinn). The Ard-Rig had an official r esidence at Tara and the kingdom of Meath for his special use. The provinc ial king, Rig Cuicidh, also had an official residence and kingdom of his o wn, together with allegiance and tribute from each Rig-mor-Tuatha in his p rovince, who in his turn received tribute and allegiance from each RigTuat ha under subjection to him. The Rig-Tuatha received tribute and allegiance froln the flaiths or nobles in his tuath. The tua th was the political unit, and the ruler of it was the lowest to whom t he term "king" was applied. For each payment of tribute a king always ma de some return. Every king was obliged, on his inauguration, to swear th at he would govern justly and according to law, to which he remained alwa ys subject. The Ard-Rig was selected by the sub-kings and other leading m en who legally constituted the Feis of Tara, the sub-kings by those und er them in their respective spheres. No person not of full age, imperfect ly educated, stupid, blind, deaf, deformed or otherwise defective in mi nd or body, or for any reason whatsoever unfit to discharge the duti es or unworthy to represent the manhood of the nation, could be king, ev en though he were the eldest son of the preceding king. "It is a forbidd en thing for one with a blemish to be king at Tara." Tuath, C'inel and Clann were synonyms meaning a small tribe or nation desc ended from a common ancestor. A king and clan being able, subject to certa in limitations, to adopt new members or families, or amalgamate with anoth er clan, the theory of conimon origin was not rigidly adhered to. Kinsh ip with the clan was an essential qualification for holding any offi ce or property. The rules of kinship largely determined status with its co rrelative rights and obligations, supplied the place of contract and of la ws affecting the ownership, disposition and devolution of property, consti tuting the clan an organic, selfcontained entity, a political, social a nd mutual insurance copartnership. The solidarity of the clan was its mo st important and all-pervading characteristic. The entire territory occupi ed by a clan was the common and absolute property of that clan. Subje ct to this permanent and fundamental ownership, part of the land was set a part for the maintenance of the king as such. Warriors, statesmen, Brehon s, Ollamhs, physicians, poets, and even eminent workers in the more import ant arts, were, in different degrees, rewarded with free lands for their r espective public services. On the death of any person so rewarded, the la nd in theory reverted to the clan; but if like services continued to be re ndered by the son'or other successor, and accepted by the clan, the land w as not withdrawn. The successors of statesmen, for whom the largest provis ion was made, became a permanent nobility. Flaith (flah = noble chief) w as a term applied to a man of this rank. Rank, with the accompanying privi leges, jurisdiction and responsibility, was based upon a qualificati on of kinship and of property, held by a family for a specified numb er of generations, together with certain concurrent conditions; and it cou ld be lost by loss of property, crime, cowardice or other disgraceful cond uct. The flaiths in every tuath and all ranks of society were organiz ed on the same hierarchical pattern as royalty. A portion of land called t he Cumhal Senorba was devoted to the support of widows, orphans and old ch ildless people. Fine (finna), originally meaning family, came in course of time to be appl ied to a group of kindred families or to a whole clan. From differences be tween incidental accounts written in different ages, it appears that the s ocial system underwent some change. For the purpose of conveying some ide a, one theory may be taken, according to which the fine was made up of sev enteen clansmen, with their families, viz, the Geilfi'ne consisting of t he flait li-fine and four others in the same or nearest degree of kinsh ip to the centre, and the Dcirblifine, Tarfine and Innflne, each consisti ng of four heads of families, forming widening concentric circles of kinsh ip to which the rights and liabilities of the fine extended with certaint y, but in diminishing degrees. In course of tune a large and increasing proportion of the good land becam e, under the titles so far described, limited private property. The ar ea of arable land available for the common use of the clansmen was gradual ly diminished by these encroachments, but was still always substantia l. A share of this was the birthright of every law-abiding member of the F eini who needed it. To satisfy this title and give a start in life to so me young men who would otherwise have got none, this land was subject to G abhailcine (= clan-resumption), meaning that the clan resumed the whole ar ea at intervals of a few years for a fresh distribution iifter ~nme oreiin ants hirl died, am']] voline men by ~ttainine manhood had become entitled. Hence the Anglo-Irish word gavelkind. Ancient ly this re-distribution extended throughout the clan at the same time. Lat er it extended only to the land of a fine, each fine making its own distri bution at its own time and in its own way as determined by the seventeen m en above specified. In this distribution men might or might not receive ag ain their former portions. In the latter case compensation was made for un exhausted improvements. This land could not be sold, nor evei let except f or a season in case of domestic necessity. The Feini who used it had no la ndlord a1'id no rent to pay for this land, and could not be depriv ed of it except by the clan for a crime. They were subject only to publ ic tributes and the ordinary obligations of free men. Presumably their hom esteads were not on this land and were not subject to Gabhailcine. Neith er were the unfenced and unappropriated common lands— waste, bog, forest a nd mountain— which all clansmen were free to use promiscuously at will. There was hardly any selling and little letting of land in ancient time s. Flaiths and other persons holding large areas let to clansmen, who th en became Ceiles, not land, but the privilege of feeding upon land a numb er of cattle specified by agreement. Flaiths and Bo-aires also let catt le to a ceile who had none or not enough, and this was the most prevale nt practice. There were two distinct methods of letting and hiring— sa er (= free) and daer (= base), the conditions being fundamentally differen t. The conditions of seer-tenure were largely settled by the law, were com paratively easy, did not require any security to be given, left the cei le free within the limits of justice to end the connexion, left him compet ent in case of dispute to give evidence against that of the flaith, and d id not impose any liability on the fine of the ceile. By continued us er of the same land for some years and discharge of the public obligatio ns in respect of it in addition to the ciss or payment as tenant, a cei le became a subowner or permanent tenant and could not be evicted. The re is no provision in these laws for evicting any one. For the hire of cat tle a usual payment was one beast in seven per annum for seven years; aft er which the cattle that remained became the property of the hirer. A scer -ceile on growing wealthy might become a bo-aire. Daer-tenure, wheth er of cattle or of the right to graze cattle upon land, was subject to a c iss-ninsciss (= wearisome tribute), for the payment of which security h ad to be given. A man not in the enjoyment of full civil rights, if ab le to find security, could become a daer-ceile. A free clansman by becomi ng a daer-ceile lowered his own status and that of his fine, became incomp etent to give evidence against that of a flaith, and could not end the con nexion until the end of the term except by a large payment. The membe rs of his fine were liable, in the degree of their relationship, to make g ood out of their own property any default in the payments. Hence this tenu re could not be legally entered into by a free clansman without the permis sion of his fine. Daer-ceiles were also exposed to casual burdens, like th at of lodging and feeding soldiers when in their district. All payments we re made in kind. When the particular kind was not specified by the l aw or by agreement, the payments were made according to convenience in hor ses, cattle, sheep, pigs, wool, butter, bacon, corn, vegetables, yarn, dye -plants, leather, cloth, articles of use or ornament, &c. As the clan syst em relaxed, and the fine lost its legal power of fixing the amounts of pub lic tributes, which were similarly payable to the flaith, and ,neglected i ts duty of seeing that those tributes were duly applied, the flaith beca me able to increase these tributes with little check, to confuse them wi th rent, to confuse jurisdiction with ownership, and to exalt himself at t he expense of his fellowclansmen. A flaith by arranging that his tenants s hould make their payments at different periods of the year, secured a cons tant and copious supply without an inconvenient surplus. People who did not belong to the clan and were not citizens were in a ba se condition and incompetent to appear in court in suit or defence exce pt through a freeman. The Bothach (=cottier) and the Sen-clèithe (= old de pendent) were people who, though living for successive generations attach ed to the families ,f fl~,iths did not helone to the clan and had no rieh ts of citizenship. Fuidhirs, or manual labourers without property, were the lowe st section of the population. Some were born in this condition, some clans men were depressed into it by crime, consequences of war or other misfortu ne; and strangers of a low class coming into the territory found their lev el in it. The fuid/zirs also were divided into seer and daer; the former b eing free by industry and thrift to acquire some property, after which fi ve of them could club together to acquire rights corresponding to tho se of one freeman. The daer-fuidhirs weretramps, fugitives, captives, &c. Fost~erage, the custom of sending children to be reared and educated in t he families of fellow-clansmen, was so prevalent, especially among the wea lthy classes, and the laws governing it are so elaborate and occupied su ch a large space, that some mention of it here is inevitable. Beyond menti on, there is little to be said, owing to the absence of general principl es in an infinity of specific details, mostly domestic and apparently triv ial. A child in fosterage was reared and educated suitably for the positi on it was destined to fill in life. There was fosterage for affection, f or payment and far a literary education. Fosterage began when the child w as a year old and ended when the marriageable age was reached, unless prev iously terminated by death or crime. Every fostered person was under an ob ligation to provide, if necessary, for the old age of foster-parents. T he affection arising from this relationship was usually greater, and was r egarded as more sacred than that of blood relationship. The solidarity of clan and fine in their respective spheres, the provisio ns of the system, the simple rural life, and the prevalence of barter a nd payments in kind, left comparatively little occasion for contracts betw een individuals. Consequently the rules relating to contract are not ve ry numerous. They are, however, sufficiently solemn. No contract affecti ng land was valid unless made with the consent of the fine and in the pres ence of the Aire-Forgaill. Contracts relating to other kinds of property a re more numerous. When important or involving a considerable amount, th ey had to be made in the presence of a flaith or magistrate. The A ire-Coi sring presided over most of the contracts of the common people. The parti es to a contract should be free citizens, of full age, sound mind, fr ee to contract or not, and under no legal disability. " The world wou ld be in a state of confusion if express contracts were not binding." Fr om the repeated correlative dicta that " nothing is due without deserving ," and that a thing done "for God's sake," i.e. gratis, imposed little obl igation, it is clear that the importance of valuable consideration was ful ly recognized. So also was the importance of time. "To be asleep avai ls no one "; " Sloth takes away a man's welfare." Contracts made by the fo llowing persons were invalid: (I) a servant without his master's authorit y; (2) a monk without authority from his abbot or manager of temporalitie s; (3) a son subject to his father without the father's authority; ( 4) an infant, lunatic, or "one who had not the full vigilance of reas on "; (5) a wife in relation to her husband's property without his authori ty. She was free to hold and deal with property of her own and bi nd it by contract. If a son. living with his father entered into a contra ct with his father's knowledge, the father was held to have ratified the c ontract unless he promptly repudiated it. "One is held to adopt what he do es not repudiate after knowledge, having the power." Contract of sale or b arter with warranty could be dissolved for fraud, provided action was tak en within a limited time after the fraud had become known. Treaties and oc casional very important contracts were made "blood-covenants " and inviola ble by drawing a drop of blood from the little finger of each of the contr acting parties, blending this with water, and both drinking the mixture o ut of the same cup. The forms of legal evidence were pledges, documents, w itnesses and oaths. In cases of special importance the pledges were hum an beings, "hostage sureties." These were treated as in their own homes ac cording to the rank to which they belonged, and were discharged on the per formance of the contract. If the contract was broken, they became prisone rs and might be fettered or made to work as slaves until the obligation w as satisfied. Authentic documents were considered good evidence. A witness was in all cases important, a nd in some essential to the validity of a contract. His status affected t he force of the contract as well as the value of his evidence; and the la ws appear to imply that by becoming a witness, a man incurred liabiliti es as a surety. The preChristian oath might be by one or more of the eleme nts, powers or phenomena of nature, as the sun, moon, water, night, day, s ea, land. The Christian oath might be on a copy of the Gospels, a saint 's crozier, relic or other holy thing. These laws recognized crime, but in the same calm and deliberate way in wh ich they recognized contract and other things seriously affecting the peop le. Although we find in the poems of Dubhthach, written in the 5th centu ry and prefixed to the Senchus Mór, the sentences, "Let every one die w ho kills a human being," and " Every living person that inflicts death sha ll suffer death," capital punishment did not prevail in Ireland befo re or after. The laws uniformly discountenanced revenge, retaliation, t he punishment of one crime by another, and permitted capital punishment on ly in the last resort and in ultimate default of every other form of redre ss. They contain elaborate provision for dealing with crime, but the stand point from which it is regarded and treated is essentially different fr om ours. The state, for all its elaborate structure, did not assume jurisd iction in relation to any crimes except political ones, such as treas on or the disturbance of a large assembly. For these it inflicted the seve rest penalties known to the law— banishment, confiscation of property, dea th or putting out of eyes. A crime against the person, character or proper ty of an individual or family was regarded as a thing for which reparati on should be made, but the individual or family had to seek the reparati on by a personal action. This differed from a civil action only in the ter ms employed and the elements used in calculating the amount of the reparat ion. The funct.ion of a judge in a criminal as in a civil action was to s ee that the facts, with modifying circumstances, were fully and truly subm itted to him, and then by applying the law to these facts to ascertain a nd declare the amount of compensation that would make a legal adjustmen t. For this amount the guilty person, and in his default his kindred, beca me legally debtor, and the injured person or family became entitled to rec over the amount like a civil debt by distraint, if not paid voluntarily. T here were no police, sheriffs or public prisons. The decisions of the l aw were executed by the persons concerned, supported by a highly organiz ed and disciplined public opinion springing from honour and interest and i nherent in the so]]idarity of the clan. There is good reason to believe th at the system was as effectual in. the prevention and punishment of cri me and in the redress of wrongs as any other human contrivance has ever be en. In calculating the amount of compensation the most characteristic and impo rtant element was Einechlan (= honour-price, honour-value), a value attach ing to every free person, varying in amount from one cow to thirty cows ac cording to rank. It was the assessed value of status or Ca put. It was fre quently of consequence in relation to contracts and other clan affairs; b ut it emerges most clearly in connexion with crime. By the commission of c rime, bre~ch of contract, or other disgraceful or injurious conduct, Einec hlan. was diminished or destroyed, a capitis diminutio occurred, apart fr om any other punishment. Though existing apart from fine, Einechlan was t he first element in almost every fine. Dire was the commonest word for fin e, whether great or small. Eric (= reparation, redemption) was the fine f or "separating body from soul "; but the term was used in lighter cases al so. In capital cases the word sometimes meant Einechlan, sometimes coirp-d ire (= body-fin.e), but most correctly the sum of these two. It may be tak en that, subject to modifying circumstances, a person guilty of homicide h ad to pay (I) coir p-dire for the destruction of life, irrespective of ran k; (2) the honourvalue of the victim; (3) his own honour-value if the de ed was unintentional; and (4) double his own honour-value if committed wi th malice aforethought. The sum of these was in all cases heavy; heavie st when the' parties were wealthy. The amount was recoverable as a debt fr om the criminal to the extent of hi~ 
807 I92811  Jacobs  Alfred L.  1FamilyTree      Bef 1914  Yes, date unknown  Possible; Alfred Jacobs 2 Sep 1916 Jun 1982 Madison, Dane, Wisconsin 
808 I311509  Jacobs  Jacobus  1FamilyTree          possible: Name: Jacobus G Jacobs, Death Date: 29 Mar 1891, County: Brown V olume: 02Page: 0170. Reel: 005 Image: 1985 Index Volume: 01Sequence #: 173 508 Name: Jacobus W H Jacobs Death Date: 18 Oct 1893 County: Brown Volume: 02 Page: 0204 Reel: 005 Image: 2172 Index Volume: 01 Sequence #: 173509 Name: John Jacobs Death Date: 99 Apr 1870 County: Brown Volume: 01 Page: 0063 Reel: 004 Image: 2131 Index Volume: 01 Sequence #: 173516 Name: John B Jacobs Death Date: 09 Jan 1892 County: Brown Volume: 02 Page: 0157 Reel: 005 Image: 1907 Index Volume: 01 Sequence #: 173526 Name: John B Jacobs Death Date: 09 Jun 1893 County: Brown Volume: 03 Page: 0140 Reel: 006 Image: 1713 Index Volume: 01 Sequence #: 173527 
809 I324829  Jacobs  Mary  1FamilyTree      13 Jul 1956  13 Jul 1956  No SSDI Death record found Died as infant, dates uncertain, but assum ed to be before second daughter also named Mary. 
810 I91422  Jaeckels  Joannes  1FamilyTree      19 Feb 1854  Bef 1954  JÄCKELS Johann *1854 Irsch vh 1887 WAGNER Maria
JÄCKELS Johann *1883 Irsch
JÄCKELS Johann *1891 Irsch
JÄCKELS Johann *1893 Irsch 
811 I35999  Jaeckels  Johann  1FamilyTree      Bef 1815  Bef 1915  Possibly from GUSTERATHListed as Johann and Susanna Philippi Jaekels parents of Matthias in Osbu rg Family Book.
Possible Nauturalzation Calumet County, JAEKELS/JAKELS, Jacob 1 Nov 18 65 Germany 11 Nov 1874 
812 I38793  Jaeckels  Michael  1FamilyTree      Abt 1783  Bef 1883  of Pluwig? 
813 I162803  Jagdfeld  Gottfried  1FamilyTree      13 Oct 1819  30 May 1892  Possibly from Kirchberg, Alderhoven 
814 I321740  Jankowski  Theresa A.  1FamilyTree      16 Sep 1932  20 Sep 1988  Unsure if Jankowski is her maiden or married name. 
815 I164464  Jansen  Anton  1FamilyTree      Abt 1910  Yes, date unknown  possible; Name: Anton T Jansen
Birth: 5 Nov 1912 - Wisconsin
Death: 2 Nov 1965 - Los Angeles 
816 I64615  Jansen  Dallas  1FamilyTree      29 Aug 1904  21 Sep 1995  Possible Father William Jansen in 1900 Stanley, Chippewa
William B Jenson30
Cora B Jenson26
Hazel Myra Jenson4
Vernal R Jenson1
Jacob Jenson71 
817 I3525  Jansen  Jacob "Jake"  1FamilyTree      20 Apr 1875  11 Sep 1901  had birth date of Jan 31, 1874?
see also Vol 98 page 687 for possible birth record; s on of Jacob Jansen and Anna Hooyman sister married Henry Vandenberg? bo rn Little Chute St. John's Church 
818 I130924  Jansen  Joannes  1FamilyTree      Bef 1797  Yes, date unknown  Possible?; Joannes Jansen
Father on Monday, April 2, 1804 Sambeek
Plaats: Sambeek; bron: BA; gezindte: RK; register: 13, folio: 36, r/v: v
KIND: Hester Maria
Doopdatum: 02-04-1804
v/m: v
VADER: Joannes Jansen
MOEDER: Gertrudis Guerts
Getuige 1: Petrus Guerts
Getuige 3: Joanna Maria van Stiphout 
819 I48577  Jansen  John  1FamilyTree      20 Nov 1894  Abt 1896  Possible death record? Name:John Jansen
Death Date:7 Oct 1895
County:Brown
Volume:02
Page #:0289
Reel:005
Image:2668
Index Volume:01
ImageNum:102415
Sequence #:175490
Level Info:Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index.

Name:John Jansen
Death Date:7 Feb 1896
County:Brown
Volume:03
Page #:0133
Reel:006
Image:1671
Index Volume:01
ImageNum:102415
Sequence #:175485
Level Info:Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index. 
820 I328996  Jansen  John  1FamilyTree      2 Dec 1874  10 Oct 1956  A correction--fathers 1st name should be an O. Not a G. I double checked it at courthouse. To many John Jansen to check all DEATH out but with census info I feel he might have died in Minnesota. 
821 I68129  Jansen  Michael William  1FamilyTree      19 Aug 1879  2 Sep 1953  possible 1910 Lawrence;
Michael Jansson - 3 [31]
Grace Jansson - 31
Mara Jansson - 8
Peter Jansson - 6
Annie Jansson - 4
Joseph Jansson - 2 
822 I23208  Janssen  Anna Huberdina  1FamilyTree  30 Oct 1900  Hietpas  25 Nov 1880  31 Mar 1938  possibke APC Obit?; Jansen - - - - 1/6/1940 - Post Crescent - 1/8/1940 - - 7 
823 I23208  Janssen  Anna Huberdina  1FamilyTree  12 Jun 1905  Janssen  25 Nov 1880  31 Mar 1938  possibke APC Obit?; Jansen - - - - 1/6/1940 - Post Crescent - 1/8/1940 - - 7 
824 I5642  Janssen  Charles Daniel  1FamilyTree      13 Sep 1982    possible stepson to Charles Paul Janssen 
825 I22587  Janssen  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree  23 Oct 1906  Verkuilen  13 Jan 1884  13 Feb 1965  In her daughters obit Barbara Romenesko in 1985, it lists a step sister, B essie Lamers. 
826 I22587  Janssen  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree  14 May 1923  Lamers  13 Jan 1884  13 Feb 1965  In her daughters obit Barbara Romenesko in 1985, it lists a step sister, B essie Lamers. 
827 I91084  Janssen  Herman P.  1FamilyTree      2 Jul 1874  18 Sep 1946  possible arrival; Name: Herman Janssen
Arrival date: May 19, 1884
Port of arrival: New York
Destination: USA
Age: 9
Gender: Male
Relationship to head-of-household: Son
Origin: Netherlands
Purpose: Permanant Sojourn
Port of departure: Rotterdam
Ship Name: W. A. Scholten
Ship accommodations: Steerage
Original name on record: Janssen Herman 
828 I78977  Janssen  John G.  1FamilyTree      11 Jul 1889  21 Oct 1969  Probably Jacob Jansen, son of Gerrit born 1850. 
829 I5644  Janssen  Michael John  1FamilyTree      8 Mar 1985    possible stepson to Charles Paul Janssen 
830 I310274  Jarchow  Ollie  1FamilyTree      Bef 1884  Bef 1984  possible births; Arthur F Jarchow 17 Dec 1893 Outagamie 0227 001051
Charles F Jarchow 18 Sep 1902 Outagamie 0230 000130
Elise H Jarchow 09 Jun 1896 Outagamie 0227 002194
John Jarchow 06 Jul 1892 Outagamie 0226 001177
Leonard Jarchow 24 Jan 1898 Outagamie 0228 000830
Lydia Jarchow 11 Jan 1905 Outagamie 0230 002713
William Jarchow 27 Sep 1904 Outagamie 0230 002042 
831 I147021  Johnson  Glenn  1FamilyTree      Abt 1912  Yes, date unknown  Possible 1940 Census Hallie, Chippewa co, Wis
Glen Johnson28
Ruth Johnson23
Patricia Johnson3
Donald Johnson2
Richard Johnson1 
832 I112014  Johnson  Henry /Jansen  1FamilyTree      12 Jan 1850  26 Apr 1912  This family POSSIBLY used the name Johnson in the US. 
833 I90385  Johnson  Julie  1FamilyTree      Aft 1981    born 9/25/?? 
834 I90384  Johnson  Valerie  1FamilyTree      Aft 1981    born 4/19/?? 
835 I88432  Jonen  Maria Sophia  1FamilyTree  28 Sep 1839  Hartzheim  22 Mar 1822  25 Jan 1901  Andreas married Sophia Jonen in Prussia. They had nine children, Mathias being their youngest. Sophia then married Henry Hartzheim and they had four children.
(NEED to VERIFY the dates and relationships with Sophia, as some census records conflict/suggest otherwise)
Confusion with the spouses of Wilhelm HENRY Hartzheim and Andreas Hartzheim, they may have married sisters and when one wife died and he married the others spouse??? 
836 I88432  Jonen  Maria Sophia  1FamilyTree  27 Jun 1857  Hartzheim  22 Mar 1822  25 Jan 1901  Andreas married Sophia Jonen in Prussia. They had nine children, Mathias being their youngest. Sophia then married Henry Hartzheim and they had four children.
(NEED to VERIFY the dates and relationships with Sophia, as some census records conflict/suggest otherwise)
Confusion with the spouses of Wilhelm HENRY Hartzheim and Andreas Hartzheim, they may have married sisters and when one wife died and he married the others spouse??? 
837 I155744  Jones  Arthur  1FamilyTree      Abt 1902  Yes, date unknown  Possible Calif death?
Name:Arthur R Jones
Social Security #:560129363
Gender:Male
Birth Date:19 Jun 1902
Birth Place:Wisconsin
Death Date:15 Jul 1961
Death Place:Orange
Mother's Maiden Name:Millane 
838 I48209  Joosten  Christina  1FamilyTree  6 Nov 1895  Verhagen  7 Aug 1876  23 Dec 1931  Per LDS about 1877
St John's Catholic Church
Resided in Chili, Clark, Wisconsin, USA
There is another Christine Joosted born abt 1879 in Little Chute . Her Fa ther was Walter Joosten and Mother Wilhelminas Ebben.
11/15/1895 A. VERSTEGEN and Christina Joosten were married on W ednesda y. 6/17/1904 Christina Joosten and Henry COONEN were m arried on Tuesda y.(This must be for the other Joosten named Chri stina.) 
839 I164590  Jost  Glenn G.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1921    possible:
ame: Glen G. Jost
Birth: 2 Sep 1920
Death: 11 Feb 2004 - Victorville, San Bernardino, California, United States of America
Civil: California 
840 I328118  Joy  Ethel  1FamilyTree  Bef 1924  Sullivan  8 Sep 1894  11 Jan 1972  1900 census Algoma?
John Joy 34
Hannah Joy 35
Lulu Joy 7
Ethel Joy 5
Mary Ellenor Joy 3
Patrick Joy 30 
841 I39455  Juecker  Peter  1FamilyTree      Bef 1859  Yes, date unknown  of Horlingen?
No listing with spouse in Osburg Family Book. 
842 I86846  Juley  John  1FamilyTree      16 Dec 1871  16 Dec 1939  possible;
Description: Share Pierce Marriage Records - John Juley - Kate Boydolf Record Series: Marriage Records
Collection: Pierce Marriage Records
County: Pierce

Reference Number: prcmc-v15-210-DA3
Groom's Name: John Juley
Bride's Name: Kate Boydolf
Marriage Date: 03-25-1921
Recording Date:
Notes:
Source: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/Record/View/C0CFDD24C042B52F98B645C86E03856F 
843 I104677  Juley  Leonard  1FamilyTree      3 Aug 1900  25 Jul 1960  Possible; Description: King Marriage Records - Leonard Juley - Verna Mcdowell Record Series: Marriage Records
Collection: King Marriage Records
County: King
Reference Number: kingcoarchmcvol10_321
Groom's Name: Leonard Juley
Bride's Name: Verna McDowell
Marriage Date: 12-4-1925
Recording Date:
Notes:
Source: http://www.digitalarchives.wa.gov/Record/View/96A0E568A1F4CDC0B44E49CC3BAAC3AB 
844 I312796  Justinger  Dale A.  1FamilyTree      24 Dec 1947  12 Mar 1998  Possible marriage?; Name: Dale Allen Justinger
Estimated Birth Year: 1948 Age: 35 Gender: M County of Residence: Sheboygan
Spouse: Joann Bertha Strains Spouse's Estimated Birth Year: 1936 Spouse's Age: 47 Spouse's Gender: F Spouse's County of Residence: Sheboygan
Marriage Date: 27 Aug 1983 Marriage County: Sheboygan Certificate Number: 021019 Microfilm Roll Number: 13 
845 I39580  Justinger  Matthias  1FamilyTree      Abt 1800  31 Dec 1867  Osburg Book has date listed as 2/31, but feb doesnt have 31 days so figur ed it should be 12/31. 
846 I313051  Kaesmann  Anna Marie  1FamilyTree  Bef 1862  Schreier  4 Jun 1844  10 Aug 1917  Mother Anna Leibel? 
847 I309089  Kahs  Kahs  1FamilyTree          APD Dated 8/19/2008;
Uncovered Kaukauna photos need captions
Historical society seeks information through Web site
KAUKAUNA — In his youth, Gene Ploetz heard plenty about his parents' day-to-day lives in this community.
He filed many of those stories in his memory bank. Interest in the community's olden times followed him as he went into teaching history at Kaukauna High School where, over his tenure of 35 years, he asked scores of students to indulge him with their families' memories.
Ploetz, 76, retired from the classroom in the 1990s, but more than two decades later, his work to document Kaukauna's historical trajectory from the early 1800s to the present is unending.
Ploetz and the Kaukauna Area Historical Society, of which he is a founding member, have more than 2,000 old photos. Half have yet to be identified.
The photos run the gamut: There's the photo of several couples and children sitting on porch steps. Another one, dating from 1923, shows a uniformed baseball team from Kaukauna. Members want to know who the players were.
"I'd give a nickel for every person who's told me, 'You've got to help us nail this down, Gene. You can't go without doing it first,'" he said.
Craig Lahm inherited the photo collection when he became the Kaukauna Public Library's director in 1973. Over the years, the pile grew larger.
"We probably should have done this 30 years ago, maybe 50 years ago," says Lahm, who in his retirement started to organize the photos in a way the public could see them online.
Under his direction, the group set up a blog. Viewers with information can leave comments.
Maggie Waggoner, the library's director, says it makes sense that Kaukauna would mount a large project to piece together a part of the state's history.
"Kaukauna is one of the oldest communities," she said.
Missionaries and French fur traders settled the area in the 1600s. It was on the main line of the Chicago and North Western Railway in the 1860s.
As historical society members have learned, not all the photos are of Kaukauna. Some are of people from, and places in, Neenah, Little Chute and the Town of Kaukauna.
Waggoner recently received an e-mail from a woman in New York, who had believed one of her relatives grew up in Ohio. She found his photo in the Kaukauna Web site.
"That's the kind of stuff we get all the time," Waggoner said.
J.E. Espino: 920-993-1000, ext. 426, or jespino@postcrescent.com 
848 I17747  Kallin  Bruce  1FamilyTree      Abt 1957    possible BRUCE C KOLLIN 12-APR-58 80014 
849 I94674  Kampo  Anton "Tonie"  1FamilyTree      Abt 1875  Bef 1975  Possible ? (or could be Anton son of Tim)
Looking Backward
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
Monday, Oct. 20. 1906
Miss Emma Rick and Anton Kampo were married the previous Saturday morning at Menomonee, Mich.
Appleton Post-Crescent | Appleton, Wisconsin | Monday, October 26, 1931 | Page 6 
850 I94675  Kampo  Frank  1FamilyTree      Abt 1877  Bef 1977  possible 1910 Appleton:
Frank M Kamps 34
Hylea Kamps 32
Clifton Y Kamps 7
Olin R Kamps 11/12 
851 I18124  Kandler  Margie A.  1FamilyTree  12 Aug 1975  Wegand  24 Oct 1953    possible MARGERY A WEGAND 24-OCT-53 54140 
852 I16148  Kang  Marcella Frances  1FamilyTree  2 Jul 1998  Hermans  9 Aug 1965    2nd marriage, also children John Joseph Beauchamp 3/24/1985 Escanaba, M I. and James Allen Beauchamp 11/08/1983 Escanaba, MI. 
853 I92252  Kappell  John Gerald  1FamilyTree      Abt 1956    Born Aug 12, ???? 
854 I147146  Kappell  Micheal William  1FamilyTree      Abt Apr 1864  Yes, date unknown  possible obits?;
KappellMichaelKaukauna Sun4/30/19141
26KappellMichael (Photo)Kaukauna Times6/19/19193Obituary
27KappellMichael J.1/8/18965/25/1969Post Crescent5/26/1969B13 
855 I177007  Karls  Anton  1FamilyTree      6 Dec 1806  Abt 1897  Possible; Name: Anton Karls Death Date: 22 Oct 1888 County: Outagamie Volume: 01 Page #: 0042 Reel: 102 Image: 2647 Index Volume: - ImageNum: 102584 Sequence #: 187718 Level Info: Wisconsin Vital Records Death Index 
856 I153988  Karweick  Herman  1FamilyTree      5 Sep 1872  16 Jan 1895  Possible obit? KarweickHerman4/28/18628/24/1941Post Crescent8/25/19414 
857 I48629  Kaye  Delores  1FamilyTree  Aft 1923  Eisch  5 May 1905  11 Apr 1993  Delores had a son who lived in Eden Prairie. When she was visiting, she brought two old photographs or Martin Heesaker and Petronella VanHandel that she allowed me to take pictures of for this family record. 
858 I318486  Kaye  Victor J.  1FamilyTree      5 Apr 1866  1 Jan 1935  possible 1870 Green Bay;
Joseph Kaye 19
Louisa Kaye 34
Clementine Kaye 15
Clernet Kaye 12
Adielia Kaye 8
John Kaye 6
Victor Kaye 4
Anna Kaye 2

OR

1870 Humboldt
Antoine Kaye 47
Mary Kaye 44
Josephine Kaye 16
Mary A Kaye 12
Nathaline Kaye 10
Julia Kaye 8
Victor Kaye 5
Joseph Kaye 3
Joshua Kaye 1 
859 I117418  Keating  James  1FamilyTree      Abt Jul 1831  Between 1905 and 1909  Possibly related to other Keating family listed in 1880 Holland Census, Mi chael age 55, Mary age 53, Denis age 24, mary age 18.
Look up these Kaukauna newspaper articles;

Askeaton Michael Keating Kaukauna Sun 12/14/1916 7 Obituary
Askeaton Mrs. Denis Keating Kaukauna Sun 12/02/1915 13 Obituary
Askeaton Mrs. Michael Keating Kaukauna Sun 8/27/1914 3 Obituary
Eleven Graduates St. Francis School, Bernard Brochtrup, Marie Broerer, Fl orence Cox, Irene Golden, William Golden, Thomas Keating, Clara Mischle r, Frank Peters, Lena Schmidt, John VandeLoo, Estelle Wymelenberg Kaukau na Sun 6/11/1914 6 News
Miss Leta Keating Leta Keating Kaukauna Sun 8/15/1912 1 Obit
Horse Lost Mrs. Andrew Keating Kaukauna Sun 9/08/1910 7 News
Horse Lost Mrs. Andrew Keating Kaukauna Sun 8/25/1910 12 News
Must pay again Michael M. McCarty; Wenzel E. Kabat; Andrew Keating; Jac ob Lenessen; Robert Ehrnerd Kaukauna Sun 9/27/1906 A1 News
Correspondence - Askeaton Dennis McNamara; Infant child of Mr. & Mrs. Den nis Keating Kaukauna Sun 2/01/1901 A2 Death notice
Quartet of accidents William VanSchrude; L.S. Wandell; Ed Kaphinst; Mr s. Keating Kaukauna Sun 2/16/1900 A1 News
Holland Margaret Keating Kaukauna Sun 9/17/1897 A2 Death notice
Town Topics Margaret Keating Kaukauna Sun 9/10/1897 A4 Death noti
Death harvest Michael Maloney; James Madison Boyd; Prof. James LaMure; Fa ther Brady; Thomas Keating; Johanna Sprangers; Mrs. Henry Fox; Maggie Hann oway; Mrs. Charles O'Brien Kaukauna Sun 2/26/1897 A1 Obit
A singular case (robbery) Margaret Keating Kaukauna Sun 9/11/18 96 A1 News


Possible researcher this line; Keating, James Ireland Buchanan Twp Outagamie Co. WI 1851-1908 Donna Keating
9334 Beverly Place
Wauwatosa, WI 53226 
860 I62100  Keating  Thomas  1FamilyTree      21 Sep 1862  19 May 1939  possible Thom F Keating in 1920 Census age 57 born ILL. Widowed.

possible;
Death harvest Michael Maloney; James Madison Boyd; Prof. James LaMure; Father Brady; Thomas Keating; Johanna Sprangers; Mrs. Henry Fox; Maggie Hannoway; Mrs. Charles O'Brien Kaukauna Sun 2/26/1897 A1 Obit 
861 I143907  Keefe  Bateman Francis  1FamilyTree      4 Feb 1917  29 Nov 1990  Attended Oshkosh Schools and Ripon College. Served as an Army Glider Pilot in World War II. Served in the U.S. Public Health Service in Lexington, Kentucky and Atlanta, Georgia, until his retirement. 
862 I143924  Keefe  James Francis  1FamilyTree      19 Oct 1855  18 May 1914  James Keefe is believed to have gone further west. No other information is known. 
863 I2952  Keenan  Margaret  1FamilyTree  Bef 1839  Killoren  Abt 1809  8 Dec 1895  Last name possibly Keehan 
864 I68875  Kegerries  James  1FamilyTree      Bef 1923    Possibly in 1930 Census James Kegerreis son of Henry Kegerreis, Floy Kegerreis
Swatara, Lebanon, PA abt 1914 Son 
865 I167071  Keller  James  1FamilyTree      Aft 1942    Possible marriage?; Name:James Robert Keller
Estimated Birth Year:1966
Age:30
Gender:M (Male)
Spouse:Melissa Kaye Krig
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:1972
Spouse's Age:24
Spouse's Gender:F (Female)
Marriage Date:6 Apr 1996
Marriage County:Dunn
Certificate Number:004401
Microfilm Roll Number:13 
866 I167309  Keller  Tammy  1FamilyTree      Aft 1942    Possible Marriage:
Name:Tammy Kim Keller
Estimated Birth Year:1964
Age:19
Gender:F (Female)
County of Residence:Winnebago
Spouse:Todd Nelson Kimball
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:1960
Spouse's Age:23
Spouse's Gender:M (Male)
Spouse's County of Residence:Winnebago
Marriage Date:30 Dec 1983
Marriage County:Winnebago
Certificate Number:032372
Microfilm Roll Number:13 
867 I322924  Kelly  Charles  1FamilyTree          Poss 1900 appleton
Charles H Kelly 27
Amelia A Kelly 27
Muriel Kelly 1
Catherine Kelly 25 
868 I117578  Kelly  John  1FamilyTree      Bef 1817  Bef 1917  1860 or 1870 not found in Holland, Buchanan or Kaukauna? 
869 I123814  Kelly  John E.  1FamilyTree      Bef 1851  Abt 1897  When my g. grandfather John E. Kelly started his family in 1875 James a nd Margaret (Kelly) Keating were the Godparents of two of the children Eli zabeth born in 1878 and Thomas Mozon born in 1880. I have copies of the se Baptism records. 
870 I21237  Kelsey  Della  1FamilyTree  10 Jun 1972  Dombrovski  14 Jan 1922  6 Feb 2010  had name of Ruth Cruiser as Harold's wife? 
871 I12786  Kempen  John Adrian  1FamilyTree      14 Aug 1854  10 Jan 1911  After the death of their parents, Petronella took Steve (8 years old) and Johanna (l4 years old) and was married a year later to Henry Kersten. Bardine took Pete (12 years old) and Cecila (11 years old) and went to Milwaukee to work. Cecil met John Herkowski and stayed in Milwaukee. Pete returned to Hollandtown and farmed. At the time of John and Mary's death, William, Henry and Harriet were working away from home. 
872 I16744  Kempen  Mary  1FamilyTree  11 Jun 1815  VanAbel  18 Mar 1786  Abt 1863  possibly related to Henry Kempen family that settled in Kaukauna. 
873 I21017  Kerkhof  Pauline  1FamilyTree      Abt 1949    possibly named Pauline as listed in 1966 mention of Kaukauna High School a lumni children
had listed name as rochelle 
874 I182117  Kerkhoff  Alfred  1FamilyTree      Abt 1903  8 Mar 1962  Possible?
Death record Ohio
Name:Alfred J Kerkhoff
Birth Date:1904
Gender:Male
Race:White
Residence City:Eastlake
Residence County:Lake
Residence State:Ohio
Residence Country:United States
Death Date:8 Mar 1962
Hospital of Death:Lake County Mem Hosp-West
City of Death:Willoughby
County of Death:Lake
Certificate:21061
Age at Death:58
Certifier:Physician
Autopsy:No Autopsy performed
Marital Status:Married 
875 I22603  Kerkhoff  Anna Marg Clara Elisabeth  1FamilyTree  5 May 1818  Sickmann  2 Dec 1794  13 Jan 1860  possibly married roters? 
876 I311197  Kerkhoff  Joannes  1FamilyTree      Bef 1741  Bef 1841  possibly died 3/29/1790 
877 I311194  Kerkhoff  Joannes Henricus  1FamilyTree      12 Aug 1765  Bef 1865  possibly died 6/06/1817 
878 I311207  Kerkhoff  Johann Henrich  1FamilyTree      Bef 1752  Bef 1852  no marriage record found in Legden 1760-1780 
879 I18252  Kerkhoff  Marge  1FamilyTree  20 May 1978  VanHandel  Abt 1955    possible MARGARET M VAN HANDEL 08-FEB-56 54113 or MARGARET A VAN HANDEL 01 -OCT-58 54915 
880 I18451  Kerrigan  Carol Jean  1FamilyTree  1 Jul 1977  Meulemans  15 Mar 1958    birth date from anybirthday.com CAROL J MEULEMANS 15-MAR-58 54180 
881 I19276  Kerstell  Malynda Lee  1FamilyTree  5 Jun 1982  Oudenhoven  20 Jul 1961    birthdate from anybirthday.com MALYNDA L OUDENHOVEN 20-JUL-61 54140 
882 I18122  Kersten  Doris Mae  1FamilyTree  Abt 1968  Wegand  1 Apr 1948    possible DORIS M WEGAND 01-APR-48 54126 
883 I92521  Kersten  Dorothy June  1FamilyTree  Abt 1945  Roudybush  27 Sep 1926  15 Apr 1999  Possibly Charlotte Kersten 27 Sep 1926 Female Johns Contra Costa
Funny refer to her as Dorothy, She goes by Charlotte and is still livin g. As the story goes there were twins but one died eiher at birth or ve ry shortly after so she truely doen not know if she is Dorothy or Charlott e. He orignial records were destroyed in a fire so alot of information h ad to be done by knowledge and accounts. Her Brother Bud recently past awa y. Mark Roudybush Seattle 
884 I334483  Kersten  Micki L.  1FamilyTree      22 Aug 1958    Name:Micki L Kersten
Gender:Female
Birth Year:abt 1959
Age:25
Marriage Date:21 Jul 1984
Marriage Place:Napa, California, USA
Spouse Name:Thomas A Lough
Spouse Age:33 
885 I334484  Kersten  Patrice Suzanne  1FamilyTree      29 May 1953    Name:Micki L Kersten
Gender:Female
Residence State:California
Spouse:Wayne L Divine
Spouse Residence State:California
Marriage Date:31 Jan 1980
Marriage City:Reno
Officiant Type:Religious celebrant
Recorded Date:6 Feb 1980
Recorded City:Reno
Book:707-
Page:30 2
Instrument number:464

Possible firts dau of marriage of vernon michael kersten 
886 I92659  Kersten  Richard  1FamilyTree      Abt 1947    possible marriage Richard C Kersten 1947 Marchiafav 1955 Rock 23 Feb 19 74 
887 I3907  Kersting  Anna Maria  1FamilyTree  4 Oct 1842  Hemsing  Abt 1817  21 May 1887  Possible births Legden Records
4/01/1816 Anna Maria Catherine Gertrude
10/09/1816 Anna Margareth
2/15/1818 Anna Maria Catherine Margareth 
888 I188060  Key  Bernard  1FamilyTree      11 Nov 1906  Yes, date unknown  Possible: Name: Bernard G Key
Date of Death: 20 Aug 1966
Place of Death: Tacoma
Residence: Tacoma
Gender: Male
Certificate: 018686 
889 I18960  Kiar  Fredrick Mark  1FamilyTree      25 Mar 1954    birth date from anybirthday.com FREDERICK - KIAR 25-MAR-54 54140 
890 I321535  Kiefer  John  1FamilyTree      Abt 1877  Abt 1946  Possible; Name: John Frederick Kiefer
Birth Date: 10 Aug 1878
Birth Place: Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Gender: Male
Race: White
Father's Name: John Kiefer
FHL Film Number: 1305101 
891 I58719  Kieffer  Edward J.  1FamilyTree      Aft 1863    possible SSDI 12/29/1884-Mar 1966 Mineral Point 
892 I34906  Kieffer  John  1FamilyTree      Bef 1921    possibles
JOHN T KIEFFER
SSN 702-03-4182 Residence:
Born 1 Nov 1912 Last Benefit:
Died 30 Nov 1992 Issued: RR (Before 1951)
JOHN KIEFFER
SSN 394-20-0310 Residence:
Born 6 Oct 1912 Last Benefit:
Died Oct 1972 Issued: WI (Before 1951) 
893 I157296  Kilawee  John Francis  1FamilyTree      18 Jun 1878  14 Sep 1953  Possibly related?; OBIT, HARDY, Ann L (KILAWEE); 56; St Catharines ON>Niagara Falls NY; Buffalo News; 1998-11-7; opnjudy
Name: Ann Hardy
SSN: 078-34-9984
Last Residence: 14303 Niagara Falls, Niagara, New York, United States of America
Born: 9 Nov 1941
Died: 5 Nov 1998
State (Year) SSN issued: New York (1959-1961) 
894 I108940  Kille  Donatus  1FamilyTree      16 Feb 1862  20 Feb 1956  Possible?; 1895 census Upham Langlade co Listed as head of house of 3 males 2 female, 3 born us 2 born germany 
895 I108938  Kille  Sylvan  1FamilyTree      Abt 1924  Abt 1931  Possibly died in orphanage 
896 I96030  Killian  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree  Bef 1844  Rickert  4 Apr 1818  4 Jun 1900  Probably related to Adam and Peter Killian of Hessen Germany, immigration was around the same year. 
897 I310866  Killoren  Mary "Mollie"  1FamilyTree  29 Sep 1905  Stroud  Abt 1865  Yes, date unknown  In the 1910 Census she is listed with John Stroud as her 2nd marriage, so not sure if the marriage info on her last name of Killoren is her real maiden name or the name of her 1st spouse. 
898 I105149  Kilsdonk  Mark John  1FamilyTree      16 Jan 1915  12 Jun 1975  had marr date of Oct 17, 1925 but that cannot be correct 
899 I166280  Kilsdonk  Veronica  1FamilyTree  23 Dec 1977  Powel      had birth date of Jun 22, 1966 but that must be wrong for mar date and siblings to be correct. 
900 I312508  King  Peter  1FamilyTree      Bef 1924  Bef 2007  possible; Name: Peter J. King Birth: 12 Oct 1928 Death: 20 Mar 2007 - Seymour, Outagamie, Wisconsin, United States of America Civil: Wisconsin 
901 I52166  Kirker  Lorraine  1FamilyTree          poss 8/26/1920 died 7/15/1992 married to a Edward Victor Winkelbauer 
902 I19455  Kitzerow  Earl B.  1FamilyTree      Abt 1946    possible EARL B KITZEROW 19-MAY-30 54911 
903 I19458  Kitzerow  Tim  1FamilyTree      Aft 1961    possible TIMOTHY W KITZEROW 14-APR-64 54911 
904 I106456  Klarer  Clarence  1FamilyTree      Abt 1902  Yes, date unknown  possibleName:Clarence A Klarer
Birth Year:abt 1900
Death Date:7 Nov 1936
Age at Death:36
Death Place:Mendocino, California, USA 
905 I50645  Klister  Mary  1FamilyTree  25 Aug 1973  Pierquet  26 Oct 1944    b. 18 Jul
> 1948 in County, WI. Married 25 Aug
> 1973 at St. Norbert's in DePere, Brown County, WI.
> They have two daughters 
906 I167337  Klitzke  Georg H.  1FamilyTree      19 Dec 1889  18 Jun 1894  St. Mathias or Twelve Corners? 
907 I148476  Kloehn  Anna Friederika  1FamilyTree  18 Jan 1895  Stanelle  31 Oct 1876  2 Aug 1951  Daughter of pioneer farmer. Anna was raised by her maternal grandparents, as her mother died when Anna was only two weeks old from complications of childbirth, and her father died when she was just four years old. The Meisters, her grandparents, fortunately lived to a ripe old age. See husband Arthur Stanelle for additional comments about family and homestead. 
908 I156788  Kluge  Alma  1FamilyTree      21 Jul 1889  Abt 1890  poss death date 9/28/1957 Dale, WI 
909 I144924  Klumb  Elmer John  1FamilyTree      12 May 1901  Yes, date unknown  possible?;
KLUMB: Elmer, m: Publication date Sept. 10 1927 wedding to: Anna Klassa Source: Kuryer Polski, http://www.linkstothepast.com/milwaukee/mkemarK.php 
910 I151796  Knabenbauer  William  1FamilyTree      Aft 1947    Name: William J Knabenbauer
Spouse: Joosten
Birth: 1952
Birth: 1954 
911 I31684  Knapstein  George  1FamilyTree      10 Aug 1909  11 Mar 1994  Possibly 1920 Census Mukwa, waupaca co:
M W Knapstein40
Eleonora Knapstein40
Edwin Knapstein15
Mary Knapstein13
Geoge Knapstein10
Lewis Knapstein6
Elmer A Hartquist32
Ebert J Hartquist23
Ben Hartquist27
Ray Ross22 
912 I12139  Knuth  Alma  1FamilyTree  30 Apr 1983  Bougie  8 Feb 1918  22 May 2013  Previously married to a Wobschall, children are; Eunice and Ken Beckste d, Ron and Mary Wobschall, Ralph and Judy Wobschall, Carol and Don Bende r, Bonnie and John Holbrook. 
913 I12139  Knuth  Alma  1FamilyTree  6 Aug 1939  Wobschall  8 Feb 1918  22 May 2013  Previously married to a Wobschall, children are; Eunice and Ken Beckste d, Ron and Mary Wobschall, Ralph and Judy Wobschall, Carol and Don Bende r, Bonnie and John Holbrook. 
914 I24867  Knutson  Edward M.  1FamilyTree      7 Oct 1982    possible birth year 1985? 
915 I21557  Koch  Anton Robert  1FamilyTree      Bef 1884  Yes, date unknown  possible marriage record Monroe Co Vol 4 #375 2/18/1903 
916 I92411  Koch  Gerald  1FamilyTree      Abt Apr 1900  Bef 2000  1930 Census Notes> Possibly > Illinois > Cook > River Forest > District 2337

possible; Name: Gerald Robert Koch
Death: 17 Feb 1990 - Ozaukee 
917 I165157  Koehnke  Minnie  1FamilyTree  Bef 1880  Unknown  Abt 1859  27 Aug 1920  Parents were Ulrich Carl Friedrich Koehnke & Friedricka Witt. (No birth cert at County or State level.)
Minnie 1st married Christian Koehnke in Nov of 1876 in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Appleton. (Early records were burned in a church fire. Records now start in the mid 1880's at the church.)
He is the son of Fritz Koehnke & Christine Koehnke.

She Supposedly Bapt at St Peters in Manitowoc where her parents married. Calling church in Morning to verify info.
Pastor who married her parents was from that church. marriage record just says married in Lutheran Church by C R Goldhammer.
Marriage Notes for *ULRICH KOEHNKE and *FRIEDRICKA WITT:
ULRICH F.W. KOEHNKE , Vol. 2, page 1 Manitowoc County Courthouse 
918 I165157  Koehnke  Minnie  1FamilyTree  15 Dec 1900  Kearn  Abt 1859  27 Aug 1920  Parents were Ulrich Carl Friedrich Koehnke & Friedricka Witt. (No birth cert at County or State level.)
Minnie 1st married Christian Koehnke in Nov of 1876 in St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Appleton. (Early records were burned in a church fire. Records now start in the mid 1880's at the church.)
He is the son of Fritz Koehnke & Christine Koehnke.

She Supposedly Bapt at St Peters in Manitowoc where her parents married. Calling church in Morning to verify info.
Pastor who married her parents was from that church. marriage record just says married in Lutheran Church by C R Goldhammer.
Marriage Notes for *ULRICH KOEHNKE and *FRIEDRICKA WITT:
ULRICH F.W. KOEHNKE , Vol. 2, page 1 Manitowoc County Courthouse 
919 I19473  Koehnke  Misty Ann  1FamilyTree  26 Jan 1999  Verhagen  3 Jan 1977    possible MISTY A KOEHNKE 03-JAN-77 54130 
920 I161146  Koerth  Johan LOUIS  1FamilyTree      14 Jan 1837  5 Feb 1927  Place location most likely one of these three;
Jahnkendorf, , Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Germany LT N541100 LG E0123300
Jänkendorf, , Sachsen, Germany LT N511500 LG E0144900
Järkendorf, , Bayern, Germany LT N495100 LG E0102000 
921 I164966  Kohl  Louisa  1FamilyTree      16 Aug 1883  11 Sep 1960  NOT BIOLOGICAL DAUGHTER-MOST LIKELY DAUGHTER IN LAW. B & D MATCH LOUISE ELIZABETH POETZL D/O JOE POETZL AND THERESA HEBEZETH. DEATH LISTS HER AS WIDOWED WITH NO HUSBAND LISTED 
922 I48687  Kolb  Jacob  1FamilyTree      1 Jan 1858  16 Dec 1930  Besfenger added after name on info from AnnDietrich 
923 I152612  Kollath  Charles "Carl"  1FamilyTree      31 Mar 1847  3 Jun 1919  POSSIBLY RELATED???;
Land Record;
Name: Charles Kolleth
Land Office: MILWAUKEE
Sequence #: 1
Document Number: 24764
Total Acres: 40
Signature: Yes
Canceled Document: No
Issue Date: 1 Jun 1848
Mineral Rights Reserved: No
Metes and Bounds: No
Statutory Reference: 3 Stat. 566
Multiple Warantee Names: No
Act or Treaty: April 24, 1820
Multiple Patentee Names: No
Entry Classification: Sale-Cash Entries
Land Description:
1 SWSW 4TH PM - 1831 MINNESOTA/WISCONSIN No 9 N 16 E 33

Section Twp Range Meridian Counties
33 9-N 16-E 4th PM - 1831 MN/WI Dodge

POSSIBLY RELATED??;
1870 Dodge Co Lebabnon;
Charles Kolath 55
Louise Kolath 56
Hanna Kolath 23
Rosa Kolath 20
Charles Kolath 20
Ferdinand Kolath 18
Wilhelmine Kolath 16
Henry Kolath 14 
924 I154248  Kolleth  Anna  1FamilyTree    Spangberg  Abt 1879  Yes, date unknown  Possible 1910 Milwaukee; Bernard Spangenberg 41
Anna Spangenberg 31
Clara Spangenberg 6
Harold Spangenberg 3 
925 I186336  Konrad  Julius  1FamilyTree      Abt 1857  2 Jan 1937  Caution - dont confuse with Julies born 1857 
926 I57454  Kons  Elizabeth  1FamilyTree      Abt 1855  Bef 1955  Possibles: Anthony Thein 09 May 1878 Outagamie Elizabeth Korls 09 May 18 78 Outagamie Volume: 01 Page: 0296OR Name: Elizabeth Kous Marriage Date: 02 Oct 1882 County: Outag amie Volume: 02
Page: 0272 Carl Joseph Albert 02 Oct 1882 Outagamie 
927 I205685  Kositzke  Richard L.  1FamilyTree      7 Feb 1939  4 Feb 2007  Had marr date of Nov 22, 1958
Had Birth date of Sep 16, 1954
Had Death Date of Dec 28, 2006 
928 I123428  Koss  John  1FamilyTree      Abt Apr 1873  Bef 1972  possible?; Name: John Koss Marriage Date: 22 Oct 1889 County: Dane Volume: 05 Page: 0217 
929 I61157  Kosurick  Betsy Rose  1FamilyTree  10 Oct 1986  Meulemans  5 Dec 1963    spelling? Betsy Rose Kocourek? 
930 I311973  Kowalk  Clara  1FamilyTree  Abt 1935  Eder  9 Sep 1907  29 Nov 1979  Colby Centenial Book
Kowalk, George H. - 14
Kowalk, Gertrude - 16, 86
Kowalk, William - 19, 112 
931 I32362  Kramer  Tina Ann  1FamilyTree  14 Apr 1988  Larsen  17 Oct 1968    Marriage date 4/14/?? 
932 I318335  Kraus  Anton  1FamilyTree        8 Feb 1892  possibly Anton, son of Wenzel, listed in 1880 Appleton Census age 13;
Wenzel Kraus 52
Philippina Kraus 42
Fannie Kraus 22
Barbara Kraus 17
Anton Kraus 13
Anna Kraus 11
Bertha Kraus 9
Frank J. Kraus 1 
933 I173517  Krebser  Ernest  1FamilyTree      16 May 1859  Aft 1910  Ada Sunder in 1860 Census
Fanka Sunder32
Lansa Sunder25
Ada Sunder5
Louis Sunder2
Reigald Sunder7/12
Godfred Sunder62
Cathus Sunder63
Fredek Sunder34
Goilleil Sunder25

Name:Ernst Krebser
Marriage Date:28 Nov 1879
County:Fond Du Lac
Volume:03
Page:0475 
934 I37887  Krell  Johann Grell or  1FamilyTree      Bef 1757  20 Aug 1807  Question on connecting the two Krell lines.I have another question regarding your family information. How is John Kre ll/Grell (married to Margaret Scherer), related to John Krell (marri ed to Wilhelmina Becker)? Do you know?
Dont know that yet.John Krell (1839-1909) traces back to Nicholas Krell (abt 1801-1866) th en Peter Krell (abt 1760- 1807) Johan Krell we know was born sometime bef 1757 because the first da te we have for him is his marriage in 1775. He could be a brother, cous in or even father to Peter Krell (1760-1807) I would like to figure that o ut someday.One way would be to track down all the known siblings and review their chi ldrens baptismal records to see if for instance you could find Margaret ha Scherer as a baptismal sponsor to peters children.
Sorry cant help more on that right now. Jay 
935 I4232  Krell  Maria  1FamilyTree  4 Jan 1876  Feller  21 Aug 1858  10 Aug 1935  Some of these newspaper references MAY be incorrect as there were two Pet er Feller families in Kaukauna for awhile.Mary Krell's granddaughter Mary Rusch has birth date as 8/28/1858 in Trent on.

See picture sent by Mary Rusch in Oct 2001

1876 Wisconsin Marriage Records, Milwaukee Co. Vol. 13, page 785, Milw. V ol A Seq # 1668. Marriage to Maria Krell Jan 4, 1876

1896 Kaukauna Sun dated 6/19/1896; Mrs Peter J. Feller accompanied by h er daughter is visiting with her parents at Newberg, where she met a sist er from Sioux Falls.

1900 Kaukuana Times dated 1/04/1901; Mrs. P.J. Feller left Sunday for Bart on to attend the funeral of a relative. (Barton was the name for what is n ow North West Bend)
1901 Kaukauna Times dated 7/26/1901; Mrs. Peter Feller returned Monday E ve from a visit with friends in Brillion (could be the wrong Mrs peter Fel ler)
1902 Kaukauna Times dated 10/17/1902; Mrs. Peter J. Feller and children a re spending a few weeks visiting relatives in West Bend and vincinity.
1902 Kaukuana Times dated 11/28/1902; Mrs Peter Feller returned Saturday f rom a 5 week sojourn with her mother in West Bend.
1907 Kaukauna Sun dated 7/11/1907; Mrs. Peter Feller and two youngest chil dren are guest of relatives at St. Wendel Manitowoc Co and from there wi ll go to Milwaukee being absent about two weeks.
1910 listed living with two children in Green Bay at the time of the dea th of her daughter Anna Feller in Sept 1910.
1910 Kaukauna Sun dated 9/22/1910; Mrs Mary Feller of Green Bay is in t he city guest of Mrs Margaret Berens.

1935 No Obit found in the Appleton Post Crescent

1935 - See Funeral Prayer card 
936 I4238  Krell  Mary  1FamilyTree  15 May 1890  Gillman  7 Jan 1864  4 Aug 1943  There were two daughters of Peter and Margaretha Krell nam ed Maria. We believe the younger one was called "Mary" and went by "May ," while the older one went by Maria. Whichever was called "May" marri ed Gilbert Gilman. In 1903, Gilbert Gilman and his wife Mary bought 160 a cres in partnership with Math(ias) Krell. In 1913, Gilbert and Mary so ld their interest in the property to Annie Krell, Math's wife. Her real na me was Maria (the second daughter with that name; perhaps the firstdi ed in infancy.) 
937 I11337  Krell  Mary  1FamilyTree  14 Apr 1897  Rombough  Abt Sep 1877  Abt 1959  1930 Possible second marriage to Gustav Liedke? (step son is Joseph Rombou gh) 
938 I11337  Krell  Mary  1FamilyTree  Bef 1922  Liedtke  Abt Sep 1877  Abt 1959  1930 Possible second marriage to Gustav Liedke? (step son is Joseph Rombou gh) 
939 I37880  Krell  Nikolaus  1FamilyTree      22 May 1822  Aft 1870  possibly on the ship Pyramid from Antwerp to NY on 7/16/1856 age 22. 
940 I172411  Krell  Rose  1FamilyTree      Abt 1884  6 Jun 1891  NOT sure how Rose is Related to Elizabeth Michels Krell? but she is the granddaughter. 
941 I106442  Krelle  Laura Jeanne  1FamilyTree  26 Apr 1942  Heinzen  26 Apr 1921    Had death date of 2 Dec 1940 but that must be wrong as not married until 1942 
942 I55158  Kremer  Anthony  1FamilyTree      15 Mar 1967    possibly Anthony J. Kremer died 7/04/2003 San Diego, born May 25, 1962, s ee obit in 7/16/2003 San Diego paper. 
943 I152082  Kressin  Herman  1FamilyTree      Abt Jun 1859  Abt 1925  possible; Moves to Texas Herman Kressin Kaukauna Sun 1/21/1909 1 News 
944 I314819  Kroll  Amanda  1FamilyTree      9 Jan 1878  2 Nov 1928  Unsure if Kroll is Maiden or Married Name 
945 I14003  Kromer  Emelia  1FamilyTree      4 Aug 1878  13 Mar 1963  possibly married to William Hassett 
946 I14222  Kronberg  James R.  1FamilyTree          had birth date of Jan 15, 1999 but that is years after death of father 
947 I133488  Kronschnabel  Jacob  1FamilyTree      25 Jul 1871  12 Aug 1898  Listed died at Fortress Monroe? 
948 I155931  Krueger  Carol Lorraine  1FamilyTree  26 Mar 1946  Ross  25 Dec 1923  Abt May 2009  Death 11/11/2009 at St. Peters, St Charles, Missouri ??? 
949 I98334  Krueger  James  1FamilyTree      Aft 1943  Bef 2005  possible James H. Krueger 5 Jan 1943 10 May 2005 Appleton, Outagamie, Wisc onsin 
950 I181083  Krueger  Orval Albert  1FamilyTree      2 Nov 1931    Birthdate could also be Jan 6, 1932 
951 I314408  Kunesh Cemetery  Notes On  1FamilyTree          Kunesh Cemetery
Lat: 44° 36' 53"N, Lon: 88° 11' 28"W
Pittsfield Twp, Sec 28
5592 Kunesh Rd
Pulaski WI 54162
920-822-5528
http://www.interment.net/data/us/wi/brown/kunesh/index.htm 
952 I320519  Kunigunda  Friedl  1FamilyTree      Abt 1816  12 Dec 1903  Unknown if Kunigunda is her maiden or married name 
953 I180399  Kuri or Cure  Michael  1FamilyTree      15 Jul 1850  Yes, date unknown  Name:Michael F Cure
Marriage Date:6 Aug 1898
County:Milwaukee
Volume:30
Page:0442 
954 I122347  Kuri or Cure  Michel  1FamilyTree      Abt Jul 1808  1 Nov 1868  Possible arrival; Name:Michael Kehr
Arrival Date:29 Dec 1834
Birth Year:abt 1804
Age:30
Gender:Male
Port of Departure:Le Havre, France
Port of Arrival:New York, New York
Ship Name:Charlemagne

Possible? ;Name:Michael Cure
Company:D
Unit:82 Illinois Infantry.
Rank - Induction:Private
Rank - Discharge:Private
Allegiance:Union 
955 I186527  LaFond  Jean  1FamilyTree      Bef 1814  Bef 1914  John Lafond, wife, and several children were also born in Canada. His wife is Marguerite in the marriage above, but Marcelline in the census .... the children have unique names (not all Joseph and Marie), so it was easier to find the correct couple ... I know it won't look right at first, but all the baptisms of the children show the mother as Marcelline St-Pierre. Dessein = Dessaint, which is part of her "dit" name, Dessaint dite St-Pierre. Anne may be part of her baptismal name, but she used Marcelline on a day-to-day basis. 
956 I323967  Lafond  Rene J.  1FamilyTree      16 Dec 1879  30 Dec 1948  Possibly female spouse of Jesse LaFond? 
957 I109456  LaFortune  Duane  1FamilyTree      Aft 1932    possibly related/ Grandson? Name: Andrew Michael Lafortune Birth Date: 6 Jun 1999 Birth County: Hennepin Father: Wesley Duane Lafortune Mother: Rene Lea Foulk File Number: 1999-MN-027389Name: Alexander James Lafortune Birth Date: 10 Sep 1997 Birth County: Hennepin Father: Wesley Duane Lafortune Mother: Rene Lea Foulk File Number: 1997-MN-044130 
958 I163468  LaFourche  Domitilde  1FamilyTree  Bef 1729  deLanglade  Abt 1703  Bef 1803  Sister to King Nissowaquet, the principal Chief of the Ottawa Indians. 
959 I139467  Lakin  Edmond  1FamilyTree      Abt 1928    In Dec 1994 he had a girlfriend Sally Bremmer 
960 I118443  Lambie  Bruce  1FamilyTree      Aft 1950    Possible
Ancestry-All Wisconsin Marriages, 1973-1997
Bruce A Lambie 1951 Wichman 1957 Outagamie 3 Apr 1975
Bruce Allan Lambie 1951 Evelyn Odiel Doehler 1955 Outagamie 18 Jul 1987 
961 I80717  Lambie  Daniel T.  1FamilyTree      24 Jul 1952  17 Dec 1996  Possible marriage
Daniel T Lambie 1952 Ebben 1953 Outagamie 15 Sep 1978

Name:Daniel T Lambie
Estimated birth year:1952
Age:26
Gender:M (Male)
County of Residence:Outagamie
Spouse:Ebben
Spouse's Estimated Birth Year:1953
Spouse's Age:25
Spouse's Gender:F (Female)
Spouse's County of Residence:Outagamie
Marriage Date:15 Sep 1978
Marriage County:Outagamie
Certificate Number:030396
Microfilm Roll Number:35 
962 I142215  Lambie  Ellen Christina  1FamilyTree      12 Aug 1878  22 May 1946  Possible Marriage ?;
Marriage Record Details
Last Name: Lambie
First Name: Ellen C
Day: 05
Month: October
Year: 1898
County: Outagamie
Volume: 03
Page: 0309
Klahn, Otto Marriage Oct 05 1898 Outagamie 
963 I28129  LaMeres  Earl J.  1FamilyTree      24 Mar 1883  29 Dec 1925  Has this surname as LAMERS, but not sure if that was a mistake, or wheth er the name was changed to Lameres, Should check baptismal records of LAME RS family to see possible connection. 
964 I10328  Lamers  Theodore John "Boots"  1FamilyTree      23 Dec 1892  15 Apr 1943  possibly listed 1920 census Vandenbroek ad Theodore H. age 27 wife hatt ie 22, son Robert 1 5/12 
965 I66759  Lamie  Louis Edward  1FamilyTree      Abt 1914  Abt 1970  possible?; Born: 28 Feb 1914
Died: Oct 1970 
966 I149912  Landgraf  Harold E.  1FamilyTree      23 Jan 1898  26 Jul 1949  Mary is possibly adopted daughter?? 
967 I170069  Landreman  Josephine  1FamilyTree    Leppla  Abt 1886  24 Mar 1936  Had surname of Minier untl obit (Possibly maiden name of mother Mary Meaney/Minier) 
968 I82664  Landwehr  Caroline  1FamilyTree      4 May 1908  7 Jun 1935  never married but had one son 
969 I91003  Landwehr  Frank  1FamilyTree      13 Jul 1920  1 May 1976  Possibly son of Bertha, widowed head of household in 1930 census seymou r, siblings edward age 23, theodore 19, Clare 18, Gertrude 16. (frank a ge 9)
Frank Landwehr 13 Jul 1920 May 1976 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin 
970 I11807  Lang  Edwin  1FamilyTree      Bef 1929    possible Edwin Lang 5657 25th Ave S Minneapolis, MN 55417-2744
possible? EDWARD F LANG 31-OCT-17 55901
Possible LANG, EDWIN ISADOR CertID# 1976-MN-008865 Date of Birt h: Place of Birth: Mother Maiden Name:
11/07/1912 MINNESOTA KREITINGER
Date of Death: County of Death:
04/04/1976 BROWN
LANG, EDWIN J. CertID# 1986-MN-021445 Date of Birth: Pla ce of Birth: Mother Maiden Name: 03/24/1904 MINNESOTA BLASCHKO Date of Death: County of Death:
08/21/1986 LE SUEUR
Possible Lang, E J , 623 E Howard St, Winona, MN 55987-4345 (507)452-9322 
971 I205839  Langdon  Larcus  1FamilyTree      Abt Sep 1832  26 Apr 1914  h/o (1st) Maria E Wells; (2nd) Johanna Daley; (3rd) Mary Ann Pingree
f/o (1st) Isadora M
f/o (2nd) Clifford A, Irene
f/o (3rd) Archie C, Emma J, Harriet L 
972 I61018  Langedijk  Anna  1FamilyTree  23 Nov 1909  Biersteker  15 Oct 1880  31 Jan 1924  Possible out of wedlock child that died 1 day after birth?;
Wisconsin Deaths and Burials, 1835-1968," Annie Langedyk in entry for Joseph Francis Langedyk (1906)
Name: Joseph Francis Langedyk
Gender:Male
Burial Date:
Burial Place:
Death Date:09 Aug 1906
Death Place:Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin
Age:0
Birth Date:08 Apr 1906
Birthplace: Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin
Occupation:Infant
Race:White
Marital Status:Single
Spouse's Name:
Father's Name:
Father's Birthplace:
Mother's Name: Annie Langedyk
Mother's Birthplace: Holland
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: B06542-7
System Origin: Wisconsin-EASy
Source Film Number: 1310174
Reference Number: 1156 
973 I91999  Lanigan  Betty Jo  1FamilyTree  Abt 1978  Peters  3 Nov 1956    also has another daughter from previuos relationship, Elisabeth Eichelm an born in 1977. 
974 I177854  Lannoye  Joseph  1FamilyTree          Possibly 1884-1970 bur ft howard 
975 I120296  Lansing  Lucille Irene  1FamilyTree  14 Jun 1952  VanderWyst    Yes, date unknown  possible marr
Name:Melvin E Johnson
Gender:Male
Birth Date:abt 1927
Age:48
Spouse:Lucille Vanderwyst
Gender:Female
Spouse Birth Date:abt 1932
Spouse Age:43
Marriage Date:16 May 1975
Filing Location (County):Ramsey
State:Minnesota 
976 I18462  Lappen  Kay  1FamilyTree  Aft 1969  Verhagen  Abt 1951    Divorced Kay (had 2 boys), married Bonnie (had 2 girls)
birthdate from anybirthday.com KAY L Verhagen 09-SEP-62 54130 
977 I75256  Larsen  Laverne "Larry" Roy  1FamilyTree      28 Feb 1966    possible Father? Laverne Roy Larsen 1936 Margaret Mary Crosby 1941 Outag amie 23 Jul 1988 
978 I33275  Lauterbach  Anna Marie "Mary"  1FamilyTree  22 Oct 1864  Vinkenvleugel  Abt May 1840  7 Sep 1912  Anna Marie's Application for Herman's pension whi ch he received from the death of son, Henry, claims marriage to Herm an on the date of 13 October, 1864. Name before marriage is claimed as Ann ie M Lautervach. (Note spelling) She signed the document with her mark ( X) so she obviously could not read what had been written in the documen t. Address claimed on this document dated 26 June, 1889, is Wrightstown, B rown County, Wis. (Marriage date may be Oct 22)
Anna Marie emigrated to the US..and Menasha with her family in 1847. Her p arents both died about 1851-55....when she was only 15 years old. Her sist er Minnie..went to live with Gov Doty...and Anna Marie......with family na med Ruggles in Fond du Lac.
1860 census has her living in Calumet Twp., Fond du Lac County with Geor ge and Eliza Ruggles.
died at at home of her son Herman on 3rd St. 
979 I55774  Lauterbach  Matthew or Mathias  1FamilyTree      Abt 1816  2 Oct 1856  From Helen Forbeck's files; LAUTERBACH In 1847 the Lauterbach family came to America (possibly from Wiesbad en or Wehr, Germany) when their daughter Marie was just seven years ol d. It was reported that they had lived in the Alsase-Lorraine district. Ma tthew Lauterbach was a shoemaker by trade. After emigrating to America, th ey moved to a farm in Marytown, south of Chilton, Wisconsin, and east of L ake Winnebago. The children were as follows:
Kathryn -- Mrs. John Melcher Menasha
Mary -- Mrs. Herman Finkenflugel 1840
Elizabeth -- Mrs. Fred Nabbenfeld 1841
Minnie -- Mrs. Henry Berrendes then Mrs. Peter Hemmang Fo nd du Lac
Chris Green Bay
Anna -- Sister Edesia, Milwaukee convent (Notre Dame Nuns)
From Marytown the family moved to Menasha. The father died, and his wid ow remarried a Mr. Schreiber and moved to Milwaukee. The children, especia lly the eldest, did not accompany them. Minnie became the housekeeper f or Governor Doty and Marie (Mary) worked in Appleton and Menasha where s he met Herman Fink1* "Flats" were the -- and still is the industrial heart of Appleton.2* Governor Doty was the first Governor of Wisconsin after becoming a state. Matthew Lauterbach is buried in Little Chute on the site of the present church and his wife is buried in Marytown.


LOOKING BACKWARDS; Solemn Event in Little Chute; 100 years ago; Quoted fr om the Appleton Crescent for July 15, 1871Saturday, July 8th, and Sunday, July 9th, were days of great solemni ty at Little Chute.The Rt. Rev. Bishop of Green Bay gave confirmation to about 200 childre n, with a few grown persons, on Sunday afternoon, and blessed the new be ll of the Catholic church in the afternoon.Accordingly, when the time came, the people of the place descended upon t he railway station to welcome and receive the Bishop.When the cars arrived on Saturday, there was a crowd of more than 300 pers ons near the railroad. They formed into a line and escorted His Grace in g rand procession, with banners floating in the breeze, to the pastoral mans ion.Mr. J. C. Van Niel, leader on such occasions, appeared as Chief Marsha ll of the day in full uniform of a captain of the army of the Netherlands.His Grace seemed pleased with the reception, and so were the people. 
980 I25234  Lauters  Henry  1FamilyTree      20 Jun 1859  21 Feb 1942  possibly related person?
Name: Lauters Death Date: 29 Sep 1905; County: Ozaukee Volume: 02 Page: 00 55 Reel: 106 Image: 2320 Index Volume: - Sequence #: 221404 
981 I35490  Lauters  John Baptist  1FamilyTree      7 May 1858  21 Mar 1939  Elizabeth Pusch 03 Oct 1888 Ozaukee 02 0015
John Lauters 03 Oct 1888 Ozaukee 02 0015

possible death record? (or maybe this is for the OTHER John)
Name: John E Lauters Death Date: 14 Mar 1901County: Ozaukee Volume: 01 Page: 0498 Reel: 106 Image: 1659 Index Volum e: - Sequence #: 221406

Another John Lauters listed 1910 Census 
982 I4549  Lauters  Lawrence  1FamilyTree      25 Jun 1903  8 Sep 1987  According to daughter of Henry Lauters (born 1896) Lavern, the Lawrence La uters in this database born 6/25/1903 was a second cousin to her father. 
983 I35495  Lauters  Margarethe  1FamilyTree  15 Jan 1895  Schmitz  8 Sep 1869  Bef 1969  possible Michael E Schmit 12 Nov 1902 Ozaukee 02 0311
Maggie Lauters 12 Nov 1902 Ozaukee 02 0311 
984 I35503  Lauters  Olive  1FamilyTree      24 Sep 1903  Bef 2003  possible Birth record?
Name: Oliva Lauters Birth Date: 24 Sep 1903
County: Ozaukee Reel: 0235 Record: 001168 
985 I35410  Lauters  Ronald  1FamilyTree      29 Jul 1935    possible son?
Scott J. Lauters, 36Scott J. Lauters, 36, of Las Vegas, Nev., formerly of Kewaskum, passed aw ay on Sunday, Sept. 12, 1999, in Las Vegas, from injuries received in an A TV accident.
He was born on Jan. 23, 1963, in Rice Lake, to Ronald and Crescentia "Chri s" (nee Ruplinger) Lauters, and graduated in 1981 from Kewaskum High Schoo l.
He had resided in Las Vegas for the past 15 years where he was employ ed in construction.
Scott enjoyed hunting, skiing and riding all-terrain vehicles.
Survivors include his father, Ronald Lauters (special friend Nellie Dowda l) of Hixton; his mother Chris Lauters (special friend Art Naumann) of We st Bend; two brothers, Randy (special friend Wendy Bebow) of Kewaskum a nd Jeff (Beth) of Hixton; two sisters, Karen Lauters (special friend Ga ry Collins) of St. Joseph's, Mo. and Christine (Robert) Nieskes of Boltonv ille; four nieces; four nephews; other relatives and friends.
Visitation at the Miller Funeral Home, Kewaskum, will be Thursday, Sept. 1 6, from 4 to 8 p.m., with a prayer vigil at 8 p.m.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on Friday, Sept. 17, at the funer al home, with a Mass of Christian Burial at 10:30 a.m. at St. Matthias Cat holic Church, town of Auburn. Fr. Mark Jones will officiate, and burial wi ll follow in the church cemetery. 
986 I203056  Laux  Clarence J. "Pete"  1FamilyTree      21 Oct 1912  9 Jan 2009  was married before he married Helen Rohan 
987 I171352  Lawe  Mary Frances "Pollie"  1FamilyTree  23 Jul 1858  DeVivalde  9 Mar 1821  5 Jul 1885  Alternate dates are: #
* Birth * o 14 Apr 1817 o in Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
* Death * o 23 Mar 1879 o in Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA 
988 I171352  Lawe  Mary Frances "Pollie"  1FamilyTree  16 Nov 1841  Meade  9 Mar 1821  5 Jul 1885  Alternate dates are: #
* Birth * o 14 Apr 1817 o in Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
* Death * o 23 Mar 1879 o in Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA 
989 I314409  Lawrence Cemetery  Notes On  1FamilyTree          Lawrence Cemetery
De Pere, Brown County, Wisconsin
Sand Acres Rd., De Pere WI
Lat: 44° 26' 05"N, Lon: 88° 07' 13"W
Lawrence Twp, R20E Sec 30
Contributed by Jade Schmitt, Dec 10, 2006, last edited Dec 18, 2006 . Total records = 985.
From US Hwy 41 in De Pere, go west on County F for approx. 3/4 mile. Turn right onto Quarry Park Rd. for approx 1/10 mile, then right onto Sand Acres Rd and go 1/2 mile. The cemetery is on the west side of the road.
This cemetery was established in 1858. Most stones are legible, but some of the older ones are very worn.
Multiple stones were noticed under a layer of grass and dirt, which we removed in order to read the stones. There may be more which are so covered which we were unable to find.
Compiled 5/13/2006, 5/20/2006 and 8/20/2006 from tombstone inscriptions. This replaces an earlier small partial listing.
- Jade Schmitt 
990 I105001  LeBrec  Jeff  1FamilyTree      Aft 1966    Possible?: Jeffrey John Labrec 1963 Karen Lynn Sprister 1962 Outagam ie 30 Oct 1982 
991 I71204  Legrey  Jeremey  1FamilyTree      Aft 1958    Possible? Jeremy T. Moyer 26 Jun 1977 7 Mar 1999 Pennsylvania (1987 ) 15 9-68-1960 
992 I183626  Lehman  Clara  1FamilyTree  17 Oct 1899  Trottier  19 Nov 1856  21 May 1941  possibly first married to Mr Dery, then luke Trottier, then Isaac suprise? 
993 I36107  Leider  Allan  1FamilyTree      28 Apr 1953    possible ALLAN G LEIDER 28-APR-53 53093 
994 I36105  Leider  Robert  1FamilyTree      14 Mar 1950    birth date may be Mar 16. 
995 I39866  Leider  Unknown  1FamilyTree        Yes, date unknown  Possibly related?1910 Port Washington Census ED 89 page 14A Peter Leider age 24 marr 2 y rs born Wis parents wis, carpenter, Kate 26 1 ch 1 alive, born Wis, Loel la 3/121880 Port Washington census page 1 John Leider age 24 Farmer, born Wis par ents Lux. Caroline 19, anna born Jan 1880 age 4/12. 
996 I7454  Leimbach  Katherine  1FamilyTree  20 Feb 1912  Peters  25 Dec 1891  2 May 1986  possible birth date May 25, 1891 
997 I19995  Leis  Alfred John  1FamilyTree      23 Dec 1919  23 Jul 1983  Alfred was married to Pine Hollow by Father Urban Bear. He died and w as buried with Military rites. Lucille died of a stroke and was buri ed at St. Mary's Ridge.
Then Alfred married Colleta Weibel . She was the widow of Ed Betthauser. 
998 I44004  Leis  Allen  1FamilyTree      Aft 1957    possible ALAN P LEIS 15-JUL-65 54649 ALLAN J LEIS 18-JAN-58 54619 
999 I11841  Leisgang  Theodore J.  1FamilyTree      2 Apr 1898  1 Aug 1981  Had Theodore as First name but changed to Joseph per Kathie Vandenboogard.
One of Twins 
1000 I44782  Leisgang  Timm Joseph  1FamilyTree      7 Nov 1972    Possibly married to nichole dettloff ?
Posted October 26, 2006

Dettloff, Sandra L.
Sandra L. Dettloff, 53, Ashwaubenon, died Oct. 23, 2006.
Survivors include her husband, David; two children, Nichole (Timm) Leisgang, Ashwaubenon; and Chad Dettloff, Minnesota; three grandchildren, Madeline, Noah and Jonah; one sister, Corrine Anton, Superior; one brother and sister-in-law, Myron (Nancy) Anton, Milwaukee; nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 26, at Lyndahl Funeral Home. Visitation will continue after 10 a.m. Friday at the funeral home where the funeral service will take place at 11 a.m. with the Rev. David Johnson officiating. Online condolences may be expressed www.lyndahl.com
In lieu of flowers, a memorial fund has been established in Sandra's name to be given to cancer research.
The family would like to thank the fourth floor staff at Bellin Hospital, and the staffs at Unity Hospice and Green Bay Oncology, especially Dr. Anthony Jaslowski, for all of their care and concern.
Lyndahl Funeral Home and Cremation Services Lombardi Ave. & Ridge Rd.
(920) 499-1223 


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