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Heesakkers, Martin

Heesakkers, Martin

Male 1855 - 1900  (44 years)

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  1. 1.  Heesakkers, MartinHeesakkers, Martin was born 15 Aug 1855, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 16 Feb 1900, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Alt. Death: 26 Feb 1900; Alt. Death

    Notes:

    Alt. Death:
    Green Bay, Brown Co., Wisconsin

    Martin married VanHandel, Petronella "Nellie" 8 Jun 1880, Bay Settlement, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. Petronella (daughter of VanHandel, Johannes and Verboekel, Magdelena) was born 20 Jul 1860, Bay Settlement, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 6 Sep 1889, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 2. Heesaker, Katherine  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 11 Mar 1881, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 8 May 1962, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 3. Heesackers, Cornelia Johanna "Anna"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 3 Jun 1883, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 28 Dec 1955, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    3. 4. Heesaker, Martin Michael "Mike"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 29 Jun 1885, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Sep 1951; was buried , Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
    4. 5. Heesackers, Laurens Margaret  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 6 Sep 1885, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 3 Mar 1893, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    5. 6. Heesaker, John Anthony  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 17 Jul 1888, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 Jun 1942, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

    Martin married Tilleman, Jacoba "Jenny" Aft 1890. Jacoba was born Abt 1872, Wanroij, , Noord-Brabant, Netherlands; died Bef 1972, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 7. Heesackers, Erma Johanna  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 3 Dec 1896, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 16 Mar 1969, Stoughton, Dane, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 8. Heesaker, William  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born Abt Dec 1898, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Bef 1998, Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA.


Generation: 2

  1. 2.  Heesaker, KatherineHeesaker, Katherine Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born 11 Mar 1881, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 8 May 1962, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Notes:

    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

    Katherine married Kaye, John Joseph "Jack" 6 Aug 1901, Saints Peter and Paul Church, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin. John (son of Kaye, Victor Joseph and Collard, Prosperine) was born 23 Sep 1879, Humboldt, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 28 Apr 1953, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 9. Kaye, Elvira Prosperine  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 22 Jun 1902, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 21 Apr 1939, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 10. Kaye, Beatrice  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 8 Jan 1904, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 28 Aug 1956; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    3. 11. Kaye, Delores  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 5 May 1905, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 11 Apr 1993, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    4. 12. Kaye, Harold  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 3 Aug 1907, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 3 Jun 1984, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    5. 13. Kaye, Kenneth  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 31 May 1911, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 21 Nov 2006, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    6. 14. Kaye, Mildred K.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 18 Feb 1914, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 19 Dec 1997, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    7. 15. Kaye, Robert  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born Abt 1919, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Abt 1919, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    8. 16. Kaye, Dorothy  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born Abt 1921, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Abt 1921, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  2. 3.  Heesackers, Cornelia Johanna "Anna"Heesackers, Cornelia Johanna "Anna" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born 3 Jun 1883, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 28 Dec 1955, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Cornelia married Charles, Isadore 30 Apr 1907, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. Isadore (son of Charles, Jean Joseph and Dessaut, Mary Angelina) was born 23 Feb 1883, Rosiere, Door, Wisconsin, USA; died 22 Nov 1957, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 17. Charles, Gordon Martin  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 20 Jun 1908, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 Jun 1966, , , Minnesota, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 18. Charles, Carlton John "Cully"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 14 Jun 1909, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 10 May 1956; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    3. 19. Charles, Angelin  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 15 May 1911, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 5 Mar 2010, Pulaski, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    4. 20. Charles, Annabelle  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 10 Jan 1913, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 1 Sep 1922, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    5. 21. Charles, Donald  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 18 Jul 1924, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Apr 2008, Sun City West, Maricopa, Arizona, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  3. 4.  Heesaker, Martin Michael "Mike"Heesaker, Martin Michael "Mike" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born 29 Jun 1885, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Sep 1951; was buried , Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Alt. Birth: 29 May 1884
    • Military Service: Bef 1919; WWI
    • Death Record - Civil: 15 Sep 1951
    • Find A Grave: 15 Sep 1951

    Notes:

    Alt. Birth:
    Louis Bressers info says born 5-29-1884 in Holland Town, WI.

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name:Martin M . Heesaker
    Death Date:15 Sep 1951
    Death County:Stearns
    State File Number:015586
    Certificate Number:015586
    Certificate Year:1951
    Record Number:1164151

    Find A Grave:
    Name:Martin M Heesakers
    Birth Date:29 Jun 1885
    Death Date:15 Sep 1951
    Cemetery:Fort Snelling National Cemetery
    Burial or Cremation Place:Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA
    Has Bio?:N


  4. 5.  Heesackers, Laurens MargaretHeesackers, Laurens Margaret Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born 6 Sep 1885, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 3 Mar 1893, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  5. 6.  Heesaker, John AnthonyHeesaker, John Anthony Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born 17 Jul 1888, Holland, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 Jun 1942, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Alt. Birth: 7 Jul 1888; Alt. Birth
    • Baptism: 18 Jul 1888

    Notes:

    Family History Researcher:
    After leaving home fairly young (it is thought at about 14), he first work ed in a candy factory, and then he delivered ice cream with a team of hor ses for a man named Ives. He was the third to last one to leave a sinki ng ship on Lake Michigan, and spent three days in a raft before help cam e. He once owned a store for a short time, and finally ended up working f or the railroad. John worked with the railroad from 1915 until his deat h. At his death he was working as a switchman. John is buried in Lakewo od Cemetery in Minneapolis, Minnesota. His funeral was delayed several da ys while his daughter Dorothy came home from California on the train. T he family bought a home in Minneapolis in 1915 where they lived for many y ears.

    "John Antonius" in the Dutch

    Alt. Birth:
    Hollandtown, Brown Co., Wisconsin

    Baptism:
    St. Willebrord Church, Green Bay, WI

    John married Jellum, Bertha Christine Abt 1915, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. Bertha was born 8 Apr 1890, , Clark County, South Dakota, USA; died 15 Jun 1978, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 22. Heesaker, Bernette "Betty" Lorraine  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 7 Sep 1917, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 3 Sep 1998, Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; was cremated , Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
    2. 23. Heesaker, Jeanette Adelle  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 7 Sep 1917, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 26 Aug 1964, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
    3. 24. Heesaker, Dorothy May  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 8 Oct 1920, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 19 Jan 1985, Eden Prairie, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.
    4. 25. Heesaker, John Allen  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 1 May 1931, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 27 Jan 1998, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

  6. 7.  Heesackers, Erma JohannaHeesackers, Erma Johanna Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born 3 Dec 1896, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 16 Mar 1969, Stoughton, Dane, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Marriage Status: Never Married
    • Birth - Church Record: 3 Dec 1896
    • 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • Death Record - Civil: 16 Mar 1969

    Notes:

    Birth - Church Record:
    Name:Erma Johanna Heesacker
    Birth Date:3 Dec 1896
    Gender:Female
    Father's Name:Martin Heesacker
    Mother's Name:Jocabo Tillemans
    FHL Film Number:1299479

    1910 Census:
    Victor Jenkins47
    Jennie Jenkins38
    Alma Jenkins0 [7/12]
    Irma Husacker13
    Millie Husacker11

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name:Irma Heesacker
    Age:72
    Sex:F (Female)
    Birth Date:abt 1897
    Death Date:19 Mar 1969
    Certificate:007403


  7. 8.  Heesaker, WilliamHeesaker, William Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (1.Martin1) was born Abt Dec 1898, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Bef 1998, Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Tomah, Monroe, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Marriage Status: Never Married
    • 1900 Census: 1900, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; Ward 4, ED13, page 13a
    • 1910 Census: 1910, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA
    • 1930 Census: 1930, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

    Notes:

    1900 Census:
    Jamie Husacker 28 (Jennie)
    Catherine Husacker 19
    Anne Husacker 17
    Machel Husacker 16
    John Husacker 12
    Elma Husacker 3
    William Husacker 1

    1910 Census:
    Victor Jenkins47
    Jennie Jenkins38
    Alma Jenkins0 [7/12]
    Irma Husacker13
    Millie Husacker11

    1930 Census:
    List single age 31



Generation: 3

  1. 9.  Kaye, Elvira ProsperineKaye, Elvira Prosperine Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 22 Jun 1902, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 21 Apr 1939, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Obituary: 22 Apr 1939; Appleton Post Crescent

    Notes:

    Obituary:
    See Image Larson
    Maiden Name: Kaye
    Spouse: Dwayne Larson
    Born: June 22, 1902
    Died: April 21, 1939
    Place of Birth: Green Bay, WI
    Obituary Newspaper: Post-Crescent
    Notice Date: April 22, 1939
    Section: Page: 9 Type: OB
    Cemetery Name: Woodlawn Location: Green Bay, WI

    Elvira married Larson, Dwayne Hubert Bef 1921. Dwayne was born 18 Jan 1903, Liberty Grove, Door, Wisconsin, USA; died 5 Aug 1960, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 26. Larson, Dr. Owen Earl John  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 21 Aug 1921, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 19 Sep 2008, Sister Bay, Door, Wisconsin, USA.

  2. 10.  Kaye, BeatriceKaye, Beatrice Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 8 Jan 1904, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 28 Aug 1956; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Beatrice — DeMuth, Walter. Walter was born 7 Dec 1902; died 3 May 1964, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 27. DeMuth, Robert "Bob"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 11 Feb 1926, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 6 Dec 2006.

  3. 11.  Kaye, DeloresKaye, Delores Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 5 May 1905, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 11 Apr 1993, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Church Record: 5 May 1905
    • Death Record - Civil: 11 Apr 1993

    Notes:

    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.

    Birth - Church Record:
    Name:

    Kaye

    Birth Date:

    5 May 1905

    Birth Place:

    Green Bay,,

    Gender:

    Female

    Race:

    White

    Father's Name:

    John Kaye

    Father's Birth Place:

    Wisconsin

    Mother's name:

    Katherine Heesacker

    Mother's Birth Place:

    Wis

    FHL Film Number:

    1299480

    Death Record - Civil:
    Description: Social Security Death Index
    about Delores Eisch Name: Delores Eisch
    SSN: 388-68-2224
    Last Residence: 54301 Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, United States of America
    Born: 5 May 1905
    Died: 11 Apr 1993
    State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (1973)
    Source Citation: Number: 388-68-2224; Issue State: Wisconsin; Issue Date: 1973.

    Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997
    about Deloris Eisch Name: Deloris Eisch
    Death Date: 11 Apr 1993
    Location: Brown (May be abbreviated)
    Certificate: 010089

    Buried:
    Last Name:EISCH
    First Name:Deloris
    Cemetery:Allouez Catholic Cemetery - Village of Allouez
    Birth Date:5 May 1905
    Death Date:
    Read Date:1991-07-01 00:00:00
    Section:Mausoleum
    Address:Town of Allouez Sections 15, 16, 17
    City/Township:
    County:Brown County
    State:WI

    Delores married Eisch, Henry Aft 1923. Henry (son of Eisch, Otto and Schmidt, Anna) was born 28 Jan 1907; died 28 Mar 1988, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 28. Eisch, Richard  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 28 Jan 1930, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 5 Jun 1990; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.
    2. 29. Eisch, Delbert  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  4. 12.  Kaye, HaroldKaye, Harold Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 3 Aug 1907, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 3 Jun 1984, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Birth - Civil Record: 3 Aug 1907
    • Death Record - Civil: 3 Jun 1984

    Notes:

    Birth - Civil Record:
    Birth Record Details
    Last Name: Kaye
    First Name: Harold
    Day: 03
    Month: August
    Year: 1907
    County: Brown
    Reel: 21
    Record: 1346

    Death Record - Civil:
    Name: Harold Kaye
    Birth: 3 Aug 1907
    Death: Jun 1984 - Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, United States of America
    Civil: Michigan
    Other: Franklin, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States of America

    Harold married Danz, Gladys 27 Jun 1929, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. Gladys died Yes, date unknown. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 30. Kaye, Harold  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 31. Kaye, Donna  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  5. 13.  Kaye, KennethKaye, Kenneth Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 31 May 1911, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 21 Nov 2006, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Death Record - Civil: 21 Nov 2006
    • Obituary: 24 Nov 2006; Appleton Post Crescent

    Notes:

    Death Record - Civil:
    Kenneth I. Kaye Name: Kenneth I. Kaye
    Last Residence: 54301 Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin
    Born: 31 May 1911
    Died: 21 Nov 2006
    State (Year) SSN issued: Wisconsin (Before 1951)
    Source Citation: Issue State: Wisconsin; Issue Date: Before 1951.

    Obituary:
    Kenneth Isadore Kaye, Green Bay, died early Tuesday, Nov. 21, 2006, at his home after a lingering illness and other health issues. Born in Green Bay on May 31, 1911, to the late John and Katherine (Heesacker) Kaye, "Kek" as he became known to some, was raised on the Northeast side graduating from East High School in mid-year 1928. He declined a baseball scholarship to attend Washington and Jefferson University, choosing instead employment as a sailor on Great Lakes freighters. During WWII he enlisted in the United States Navy, received training at the University of Notre Dame - where he designed and constructed a nautical clock, which remained for years in a campus building used during wartime as a Navy mess hall - before deploying as a Boatswain's mate 1st Class on the U.S.S. Montreal to the South Pacific Theatre. Upon returning to Green Bay postwar, Mr. Kaye became a well-known bartender for a number of establishments including Sharkey's, Harvey's Club and The Packertown Tap, his own business operated on Main Street during the mid '50s. Shortly thereafter, he began employment as a security guard at the Wisconsin State Reformatory from which he retired in 1976. After his retirement he and his late wife, Mary Ann, traveled to all contiguous United States and lived some winters in their home near Bradenton, Florida. Throughout his entire adult life, Mr. Kaye was known to family, neighbors and friends as a creative and dedicated gardener, one who patented though never fully developed various methods and ideas. His bronze summer tan, a result of countless hours spent tending his beloved vegetables, orchards and flower beds became well-known to all near him as did all the tasty and beautiful fruits of his labor. Perhaps of equal interest to Mr. Kaye throughout his life was his appreciation of music, fashion and most all competitive sports and he became somewhat of an unofficial historian of the Green Bay Packers, having followed the franchise closely since an 8-year-old witness to the club's inception in 1919.
    He is survived by daughters Diane Paynter and Jeanne Kaye-Renkas and a son Jesse Kaye all of the Green Bay area. He is further survived by grandchildren Bryan Paynter, Beaver Dam; Pamela (Paynter) Schroeder, Crivitz; Gwen (Paynter) Christl, Papillion, NE; Mark Paynter, Appleton; Eric Paynter, Green Bay; Sara (Paynter) Merkel, Indianapolis; Dr. Jonathan Renkas and Christopher Kaye-Renkas both of Chicago, Nathan Renkas, River Falls and Green Bay, Anthony Renkas, East Lansing, Mich., and Green Bay, Collin Renkas, Appleton; Damon Kaye, Palm Springs, Calif.; and Annye Kaye, RN, Green Bay; eight great-grandchildren and nieces and nephews.
    Mr. Kaye was preceded in death by the aforementioned Mary Ann (Engleman) Kaye, his wife of 64 years, brother, Harold, Racine and Green Bay; four sisters, all of the Green Bay area; Elvira Larson, Beatrice DeMuth, Delores Eisch and Mildred Williamsen. Two siblings, Bobby and Dorothy, died as infants.
    Gathering of family and friends will be held on Saturday, November 25, 2006, from 9:30 A.M. to 11 A.M. in the Resurrection Chapel at Saint Francis Xavier Cathedral 140 S. Monroe Avenue. Mass of Resurrection 11 A.M. in the church with Msgr. Roy M. Klister officiating. Entombment at Allouez Chapel Mausoleum.
    The family wishes to acknowledge and give thanks to the Unity Hospice Staff for all their exceptional support and special gratitude to Ken's nurse Jerry and personal care-giver Mariah.
    Hansen Family Funeral
    And Cremation Services
    1644 Lime Kiln Road

    Kenneth married Engleman, Mary Aft 1929. Mary died Bef 2006. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 32. Kaye, Jess  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 33. Kaye, Diane  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 34. Kaye, Jeannie  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  6. 14.  Kaye, Mildred K.Kaye, Mildred K. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 18 Feb 1914, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 19 Dec 1997, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Death Record - Civil: 19 Dec 1997

    Notes:

    Death Record - Civil:
    Mildred Williamsen 18 Feb 1914 19 Dec 1997 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin

    Mildred married Williamsen, Arnold S. 18 Jul 1932. Arnold (son of Williamsen, Johann and Weyenberg, Caroline) was born 18 May 1911, Freedom, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 26 Oct 2002, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 35. Williamsen, Kay  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 36. Williamsen, Jeffrey  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 37. Williamsen, Susan  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    4. 38. Williamsen, Jack  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    5. 39. Williamsen, John "Jack"  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    6. 40. Williamsen, James S.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. was born 16 Jun 1941, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 10 Jan 1988, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  7. 15.  Kaye, RobertKaye, Robert Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born Abt 1919, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Abt 1919, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  8. 16.  Kaye, DorothyKaye, Dorothy Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born Abt 1921, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died Abt 1921, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

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    Buried:
    Dorothy / Baby KAYE
    Birth: Death: 1921
    Est. Age: Marriage: Maiden Name:
    Section of Cemetery: Sec AA South
    Stone Reading: 7/1/1991
    Notes: Next to: Robert
    Cemetery Information Cemetery Name: Allouez Catholic Cemetery - Village of Allouez


  9. 17.  Charles, Gordon MartinCharles, Gordon Martin Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Cornelia2, 1.Martin1) was born 20 Jun 1908, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 14 Jun 1966, , , Minnesota, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

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    • Death Record - Civil: 14 Jun 1966

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    Death Record - Civil:
    Name: Gordon Martin Charles
    Birth Date: 20 Jun 1908
    Death Date: 14 Jun 1966
    Death County: Olmsted
    Mother's Maiden Name: Hecsacker
    State File Number: 018076 Certificate Number: 018076
    Certificate Year: 1966 Record Number: 1640777


  10. 18.  Charles, Carlton John "Cully"Charles, Carlton John "Cully" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Cornelia2, 1.Martin1) was born 14 Jun 1909, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 10 May 1956; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Carlton married Landreman, Irene 9 Sep 1935, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. Irene (daughter of Landreman, Urban Edward and Heindl, Anna Mary) was born 14 Jun 1912, Kaukauna, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA; died 27 Jun 2009, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]


  11. 19.  Charles, AngelinCharles, Angelin Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Cornelia2, 1.Martin1) was born 15 May 1911, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 5 Mar 2010, Pulaski, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

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    • Obituary: Aft 5 Mar 2010

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    Obituary:
    Angie Woosencraft, 98, Pulaski died peacefully Friday afternoon, March 5, 2010, at Woodhaven Manor in Pulaski, where she had been a resident since 1994. She was born May 15, 1911 in Green Bay, the daughter of the late Isadore and Annie (Heesacker) Charles. Angie graduated from Green Bay East High School and then worked as an operator for the Green Bay telephone company.
    On April 30, 1934 she married Curly Woosencraft at SS. Peter & Paul Church in Green Bay. The couple moved to Pulaski in 1945, where they established the family business, Woosencraft Motors.
    Angie was a member of Assumption B.V.M. Parish in Pulaski, where she belonged to the Christian Mothers Society (CCW) and had served as the society's President. She had also volunteered as a religious education teacher in the parish. She was also a member and past-President of the Green Bay Catholic Women's Club. Angie was a member of the Green Bay Gardening Club.
    Survivors include one son and daughter-in-law, Tom C. (Donna) Woosencraft, Baileys Harbor; four grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren; Peter (Elaine) Woosencraft and their children, David, Amy, and Anna, Abrams; Greg (Kathy) Woosencraft and their children, Lauren and Tyler, St. Charles, MO; Ann (Scott) Keeler and their children, Summer and Savannah, West Bend; Jane (Kyle) Weller and their children, Jack and Natalie, Wauconda, IL; a great-great-granddaughter, Nicole; a sister-in-law, Jean Charles, Sun City West, AZ; numerous nieces and nephews.
    She was preceded in death by her husband in 1989; four brothers, Bernard, Gordon (Mary Jane), Carlton (Irene) and Don (Jackie) Charles; and one sister, Annabelle Charles.
    Friends may call at Assumption B.V.M. Church, Pulaski at 10 a.m. Wednesday. The Funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday, Fr. Patrick Gawrylewski, O.F.M. presiding with burial in Allouez Catholic Cemetery. Marnocha Funeral Home, Pulaski is serving the Woosencraft family. Online Condolences may be expressed at www.marnochafuneralhome.com

    Angelin married Woosencraft, Curly [Group Sheet]


  12. 20.  Charles, AnnabelleCharles, Annabelle Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Cornelia2, 1.Martin1) was born 10 Jan 1913, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 1 Sep 1922, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  13. 21.  Charles, DonaldCharles, Donald Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (3.Cornelia2, 1.Martin1) was born 18 Jul 1924, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 15 Apr 2008, Sun City West, Maricopa, Arizona, USA; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

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    • Obituary: Aft 15 Apr 2008

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    Obituary:
    Donald J. Charles, 83, died April 15, 2008, in Sun City West, Ariz.
    He was born July 18, 1924, in Green Bay, to the late Isadore and Annie Charles.
    Don graduated from SS Peter & Paul Grade School, Green Bay East High School and St. Norbert College.
    He was a World War II veteran serving in the Army 87th Infantry Division, where he survived the Battle of the Bulge and received a Bronze Medal.
    He married the former Jacqueline Beaver in 1948. She preceded him in death on April 9, 1995.
    Don moved to Connecticut in 1956 where he was employed by James River Corp/American Can, retiring in 1990. Although living in Ridgefield, Conn., for 36 years, he remained an avid Packer fan, returning many times to see his team play. He married the former Jean Lefebvre Haselow in October 1999.
    Survivors include his wife; four stepchildren; his sister, Angeline Woosencraft, Pulaski; a sister-in-law, Irene Meijer; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and dear friends.
    His two brothers, Carlton and Gordon, preceded him in death.
    Gathering time with family and friends will be held at St. Willebrord Church, 209 South Adams Street, on Saturday, June 21, 2008, at 9 a.m. until the Mass of Christian Burial at 10 a.m. with the Reverend Kenneth J. De Groot, O. Praem., officiating. Military honors to follow. Interment will be in Allouez Catholic Cemetery.
    To light a candle and express an online condolence for Donald's family, please visit www.schauer-schumacherfuneralhome.com.
    SCHAUER
    & SCHUMACHER
    FUNERAL HOME
    432-4841

    Donald married Beaver, Jacqueline Abt 1948. Jacqueline was born 23 Aug 1924; died 9 Apr 1995; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet]


  14. 22.  Heesaker, Bernette "Betty" LorraineHeesaker, Bernette "Betty" Lorraine Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.John2, 1.Martin1) was born 7 Sep 1917, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 3 Sep 1998, Minnetonka, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; was cremated , Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minnesota.

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    Commentary:
    Known as Betty. Served in the Women Marines, reaching the level of Sta ff Sergeant. Betty spent time at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina, and al so in Portsmouth, VA. She enlisted to be part of the war effort. After r eturning home to Minnesota, she worked in Minneapolis for an advertising a gency where she was to meet her husband, Joseph (Bud) Almars. Marri ed in 1950, they bought a home in Edina in 195x where they lived until Bud 's death in 1997. Betty stayed in the family home until a few months befo re her death in 1998. Betty was active all her life at St. John's Luther an Church in Minneapolis where she was baptized, confirmed, married, a nd buried from. She served on a number of committees over the years, w as active in a women's circle, the Gleaners, and tirelessly delivered lili es and poinsettias to shut-ins after services on Easter and Christmas. Bet ty's ashes and her husband's rest at Lakewood Cemetery in Minneapolis.

    Bernette married Almars, Joseph Gordon 21 Jul 1950, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. Joseph was born 13 Dec 1913; died 28 Jan 1997, Edina, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; was cremated , Lakewood Cemetery, Minneapolis, Minnesota. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 41. Almars, Barbara  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 42. Almars, Michael Joseph  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 43. Almars, Donald Bruce  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  15. 23.  Heesaker, Jeanette AdelleHeesaker, Jeanette Adelle Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.John2, 1.Martin1) was born 7 Sep 1917, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 26 Aug 1964, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

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    • Death Record - Civil: 26 Aug 1964

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    Death Record - Civil:
    STRECH, JEANNE A.
    Date of Birth: 09/07/1917
    Place of Birth: MINNESOTA
    Mother Maiden Name: JELLUM
    certid# 1964-MN-026358
    Date of Death: 08/26/1964
    County of Death: HENNEPIN

    Jeanette married Kielhack, Gustave F. Aft 1935. Gustave was born 24 Jul 1886; died 16 Jan 1950. [Group Sheet]

    Jeanette married Strech, Arthur 26 Jan 1958, , , Minnesota, USA. Arthur was born 13 Jun 1893, , , Minnesota, USA; died 13 Nov 1962, , Hennepin County, Minnesota, USA. [Group Sheet]


  16. 24.  Heesaker, Dorothy MayHeesaker, Dorothy May Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.John2, 1.Martin1) was born 8 Oct 1920, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 19 Jan 1985, Eden Prairie, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Baptism: 9 Jan 1921
    • Education - High School: Jun 1938

    Notes:

    Family History Researcher:
    Born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Dorothy was baptized on January 9, 19 21 at St. John's Lutheran church. Sponsors were A. R. Riveland & Miss Pea rl Jellum. Pastor William P. Drahn presided.

    When going through old pictures and desk drawer contents from the family h ome, I found a small book that Dorothy had written as an English assignmen t. What follow are the contents of that book, complete with misspelling s, incorrect punctuation, etc.
    "Fourteen Years" by Dorothy Heesaker. Fourteen Years (A story of My lif e) written by Dorothy Heesaker.
    Dedication. I dedicate this book to my little brother, Jackie, whom I lo ve very dearly.
    Preface. This book as written because of a 9B English requirement. It fo llows the life of the author from her early days to her present age of fou rteen years. An attempt to make facts as interesting as possible has be en my main ambition. The Author.

    Chapter I.
    Up until a recent period I have never thought anything about my ance stry. Naturally I knew of my relationship with Adam and Eve, but the thou ght of grandparents never entered my mind. I was born not long after the death of my last grandparent. On my mo ther's side I had a great grand-father who came over from Norway when he w as young. His son and on down were farmers. My father is mostly Dutc h. Grandfather died when Dad was small and a stepfather tried rather unsu ccessfully to fulfill his place. My father is still rather a "Jack of a ll trades", by the way his name is Jack, although he works as a switchm an for the Great Northern. When he was but a boy he worked in a candy fac tory. (1) Following that he delivered ice cream with a team, for Ive s. I have always envied him for that job because of the ice cream he w as given. He had the experience of being the third last one to leave a si nking ship on lake Michigan and spending three days on a raft before he lp came. He once owned a store for a short time and finally ended up in t he railroad business. Although he has not make a profession of other thin gs he is a very good "fixer". In case of emergency he can act as carpente r, painter, and electrician. Of course my little brother cannot be considered an ancestor, but I w ould like to mention him in my book. (3)

    Chapter II. Early Days.
    In five short years, especially when I remember almost nothing, I cannot h ope to relate many interesting adventures. I was born at the Maternity Hospital on October 8,1920. I was a ve ry good baby but my mother and father insist on saying that I have now cha nged. We have relations near Fergus Falls, Minnesota that we have visited e very year since I was born. They own a small farm on a lake which serv es as a very restful place for vacations. On one of our visits when I w as about three, I ventured into the chicken coop, entering through a sma ll hole below a gate. I suppose that I intended to roost with the chicke ns which would have been quite a novelty instead of a nap. Not long aft er that I took a stroll down the road and over the hill. Wabbling on t wo short legs was slow progress and I am sure (4) that I broke no speed re cord. I must have had the sudden ambition to explore or my mother would n ever allowed me to putter about alone. The old dog was a very faithful nur se maid and after a long absence I was found half a mile from the house wi th Brownie. My mother was very worried about me but enjoyed the comical s cene of the two inocent creatures. (5) I have been content to take things as my folks have related th em to me as my memory does not extend that far. So we shall trust to the ir knowledge for the material of this chapter. (6)

    Chapter III. Grade School Days.
    "She is just old enough to get under the rope," was the first quotati on that I can remember. This was followed by a jolly laugh from the elder ly principal of Rosedale. I was not quite five years old as my birthday was in the middle of t he term. My two twin sisters who are three years older than I had been te lling me of the beautiful doll house and swings that were to be had in kin dergarten. The novelty of escorting a little sister to kindergarten appea led to the older twins, but when the chance really came it was not lo ng in wearing off. I can still hear them pleading with me to hurry. Some of the little boys and girls would cry for their mothers but tow ards the end of the first half we all became accustomed to the ways and ch ildren. (7) After having out teeth inspected by the nurses it was announc ed that our grade had the best teeth in the city. As a reward we had o ur pictures taken which was to be put in the paper, and we were to sing ov er the radio. (Caption on newspaper picture reads "ROSEDALE KINDERGARTNE RS PROUD OF THEIR TEETH. A proud group of youngsters is this kindergart en class of the Rosedale school, who boast 100 percent good teeth.) OUR C LASS. (the checked one is me) (8). We were taken to the studio in ca rs that various parent offered, and during the program, I sang in a litt le quavering voice a song about a tree. Ear phones were the only devi ce of radio service and I pictured my parents at home listening to the noi se of the singer (to be.) Promotion from kindergarten meant a lot because we were to go from t he littleschool to the "big" one. My (9) first grade teacher was a very sm all woman whom I learned to like very well. In my second year I became most interested in writing and was told th at I was a good writer. In the last few years however I have gone done ex ceedingly. Of the grades to come there were no particular events which a re worth writing except my trip to California of which I will relate in t he chapter "Travels". (10) Of course graduation was celebrated by parties and other entertainmen t. (11)

    Chapter IV. Junior High School Days.
    I was very much afraid that I wouldn't like this "big' school. There were about three boys and one girl besides me that came to Brya nt from Rosedale. We were separated, but Betty Jeanne and I were together . It was very fortunate that I entered Bryant in time to be in the oper etta. I had a small part which I enjoyed very much. I had never be en on such a big stage before and it was a wonderful experience. I join ed the Glee Club again in 7A and had a chance to sing a song in a skit wi th Rosetta Swanson. It was called "Under The Old Umbrella." Betty Jeanne moved to another school in 7a and although I had beco me acquainted with several other children I felt rather "alone."(12) Swimming was becoming a very favorite pastime. I had looked forwa rd to the use of the pool upon entering Bryant and was delighted with my f irst impression. My favorite sport for several years had been skating, wh ich I still enjoy, but suddenly changed to swimming. I joined the Life Sa ving Club in 8B and again in 8A. Because of the long christmas vacation a nd the period of time when the school was being painted, we did not earn o ur Junior Life Saving badge in the first six weeks. We were awarded th em in 8A. I made many acquaintances in my (13) first year at Bryant. Sports h ad been the main reason for my interest in school and luckily I have be en blessed with good health. I am proud to say that I have not been abse nt or tardy once until this present year when I was absent two days. In 8b I entered the winter skating carnival races and won two first p laces. The longest race being eight hundred and eighty yard long. I w as glad I had gone. Girl Scout work has held my interest since I was ten, but now my ti me is becoming occupied with other things. I was a second class scout a nd had received several badges. (14) Our troop had changed from their regu lar place of meeting to a destiny that almost doubled the distance I had h ad to go. Very soon after that I dropped scouts completely and I have nev er rejoined them since. I did not miss them much as we soon started dan ce practices at school. Games thrilled me and I had the honor of being captain of the champio nship speed ball team. I became so involved in outside activities th at I forgot about my health. I was b ecoming a victim of a run down condi tion which became noticeable to my parents. They immediately checked the ir daughter in a rather severe way. Not long after school had started with me as a 9B, I was given the j ob of Sports Editor of the "Bryant Times". It calls for much of my outsi de work, but I enjoy doing it. Choosing two of our own subjects (15) in 9B was a novelty. I chose j unior business and typing, both of which I enjoy. They will he lp me in my commercial course. (16)

    Chapter V. Hobbies.
    Perhaps I am a funny girl. I had some very queer hobbies. At one time I had as many as one hundred and fifty marbles. They we re all different colors, sizes and -- of course, I can't say shapes. Th ey were round. Jackie, my little brother, has spent many happy hours scat tering them about. About fifty of them are left, but as long as he enjo ys them I am glad to give them to him. Bottled beads sound rather silly, but that was another of my hobbie s. Betty Ann, my girl friend, and I, used to gather all the old bea ds we could find. We would sort them out and put them in little glass bot tles. Some very pretty species were collected, and some of them we stru ng into necklaces. I still have them. I started to knit a rug. It is (17) very pretty as far as I have gon e, but it is only about two feet in diameter. It's fun braiding rugs, too . I began knitting a tam one summer. Marilyn and I were each doing i t. We bought many different colors of yarn and began vigorousl y. I am a great one for beginning something and leaving it unfinished. T hat's what became of the tam and rug. My interest in movie stars can never be squelched. Last summer I co llected pictures of my favorites and make a book of them. I will always k eep it. At the present time I have no particular hobby. I am absorb ed in my school work and outside activities. Swimming is my favorite spo rt and hobby,when I get the chance to swim. Half of my summer is spent (1 8) in the water. I am sure that I shall always enjoy it very much. (19)

    Chapter VI. Friends.
    Friends, I think, mean more to making one's life happy than any oth er thing. I consider hard a very inadequate word for me to express my tho ughts on this subject, but as a special favor to the book I will attem pt to write it. Marilyn Hockridge was my best friend from almost babyhood to the a ge of eleven. We were then separated by attending different schools whi ch slowly drew us apart. For about two years I saw practically nothi ng of her and the shock came very recently. I have never been in conta ct with anyone who has changed as much in two years as Marilyn. She had b een attracted by a group of pupils from Ramsey. She still goes with the s ame (20) crowd some of whom are much older than she. I was very much amus ed at her actions one evening when I accompanied her skating, but perha ps I have said too much and should go on. After my entrance to Bryant I became acquainted with Emma Marie Carls on who was to become my best friend. I have never been so close to any fr iend as I am to her. I think what make this hard to write is because I ha ve read both Noel Neill's and Emma Marie Carlson's chapter on friends a nd have been honored by being named as the best friend of both. Noel has s hown me many, many good time and I like her lots. I have enjoyed many ove rnight trips to her lake cottage, sometimes on picnics, other times on wei ner roasts. Her choice of career is dancing which she is already practisi ng extensively. I am not a dancer, but I am interest- (22) ed in it. H er experiences in dancing tours and other places provide thrilling enterta inment for me, the listener. Emma Marie is intirely different. She is also interested in sports b ut like myself has no particular hobby. She draws very well and expec ts to (23) work towards the art of a designer in her life's work. We ha ve spent many enjoyable hours together. Last summer I visited h er at he r lake cottage for two weeks. We had some of the best times the re then we had ever had. For two years she has been my best friend. S he is very small and dainty, quite opposite to me. On of my friends resen tly moved. I have not seen her very much since. In the chapter "Hobbie s" I mentioned Betty Kopelman's name. At the present and for the last few weeks I have given little attenti on to my friends. Noel and Emma Marie lead the list and other (24) favori tes are, Anita Johnson, Marion Eckland, Joyce Olson, and oh, many other s. (25)

    Chapter VII. Travels.
    Under such a heading as "Travels", my most interesting trip was to Ca lifornia. A person can of course learn very much from traveling around t he county, as far as the funds will go, but as I was only seven I do not r emember as much as if I had been older. Mother and I bravely boarded the train which was to carry us far fr om home. I had never been out of Minnesota before, but was very interest ed in going. It took us two days and three nights to reach our destinatio n. During our ride we passed Great Salt Lake which is one of my most viv id remembrances. Large piles of salt were heaped upon the shores. I se nt my sisters and father at hame a card with a picture of it and a litt le bag of salt attached to it. We rode on one (27) of the largest ferri es in the U.S. I woke up one morning only to be told that the train w as on a boat. We were traveling across to San Francisco. We got off t he train and walked to the edge of the ferry where the water could be see n. They had a restaurant and several other things on the ferry. Aft er we had eaten breakfast the shore was reached and we got off. Mother a nd I stayed in San Francisco a day and a night because of a change in t he trains. During that time, I saw one of my (28) favorite shows, "That 's My Daddy." I can't remember who starred in it. It was a little girl w ho played the part very well. All the way, I had been very careful that I should not be left behi nd by the train. It made no difference whether Mother got off, tickets a nd all, as she sometimes wanted to stretch after riding,but I would st ay on the train. I would stay on. It seemed so much safer. At one ti me the train started mooving when my mother was off. To my relief it w as only switching tracks but it had given me a scare. My mother has sisters living in Los Angeles two of which are marrie d. The were very anxious to show us a good time from our arival to the ti me of our departure. There were enough of them to keep us doing somethi ng all the time and before we had been there a week they were planni ng a (29) trip to Catalina Island. I had never been on a steamer before a nd it seemed very interesting to me. We expected to stay at Catalina f or a day or so, seeing everything while we had the chance. One of the mo st thrilling experiences on the steamer was when a flyin g fish flew rig ht into a lady's lap. I was beautifully colored with wings rather scal y. I had seen (30) them flying, but never so close. Lemon drops were so ld to everyone as they help sea-sickness. It was lucky that I liked th em as I could have all I wanted. After landing on the island we secured d arling little cottages to sleep in at night. They were very small and we re all alike. The appearance they gave was like a little city of rows. ( 31) We went swimming very often in the ocean, and also hiking or on sight s-seeing buses. I have my initials written on the chime house that rin gs over the whole island each hour. The glass bottomed boat was about t he most unusual sight I saw. We took a trip on it where we could see go ld fish, sea plants, beautiful shells and fish. I have a bag of shells (3 2) that I gathered there. When we left Catalina to return home I felt th at I had learned much that I would always remember. Our visit to California lasted seven weeks in all, which I still spe ak of as my most interesting experience. I learned to know some girls the re whom I have not forgotten, although I have forgotten their names. The g ardens and parks, (33) esculators, which I rode on very often, and many ot her things I enjoyed there. If I were promised a trip there again, for lo ve of the ocean, I would be overjoyed to accept. The train rides both wa ys also added to my memories. Short summer trips seem so insignificant compared to this, althou gh I have enjoyed many of them. Every summer since I was born our family h as visited some relations on a small farm. Last summer I spent with Emma M arie and Noel at their cottages. I know that I shall always enjoy traveli ng.

    Chapter VIII. Ambitions and Future Plans.
    Some people have their goals so high they will probably never reach t hem. I hope I am not like that. Swimming has always appealed to me. I love it. To be a swimming a nd gym teacher is my greatest ambition. I should love to be a profession al swimmer and diver, but one cannot pick such destinies out of the sk y. Mrs. Boylan,a much liked teacher, has helped me to decide. I consid er her a very successful woman as she is a wonderful swimmer. She knows t he requirements of my chosen profession, and I have talked it over with h er many times. My sisters are graduating this year from High School and w hen I am old enough they hope to put me through the Universit y. If it is not poss-(35)ible, I will have to wait and I am already prep aring for that. In school I have been taking a commercial course which I think is alw ays helpful in ones life. I may have to make my life's work of it, b ut I shall always love swimming and hope to have my way.

    The End. (36)
    I enjoyed this book of my mother's, particularly the part about mov ie stars because as an adult, she could'nt have cared less if you were a m ovie star or a waitress, she treated everyone the same. I don't rememb er her ever being the least bit star struck. I believe she even comment ed on how silly she thought all those girls were that were screaming and c rying over Frank Sinatra. She did keep many friends for many year, howeve r. At her death in 1985, she was still in frequent contact with a group c alled the Phi Debs from her high school days. She was the first of this g roup of seven women to die, and they had managed to maintain their friends hips through many years of marriage, children, a few divorces within the g roup, deaths of husbands,, good times and hard times. Vicki Moen, o ne of the Phi Debs, was as especially good friend through all those year s. Dorothy Eckerstom, Margaret Smaby, Daisie Johnston, Maxine Tuttle, a nd other friends Bid and Bud Coleman, many women from her circle in chur ch that she had known 20+ years. Mom never did work at a gym or swimmi ng instructor. She put the office skills she learned in high school to u se working for L. C. Smith, then Northwest Airlines until shortly before s on Larry was born in 1953. After a number of years at home raising a fami ly, she returned to work, first for Dayton's Department store in the gi ft wrap department where she had worked for a time many years ago, then f or the City of Bloomington as a secretary at the muncipal water plant. S he drove all of us crazy over the years writing notes in shorthand that no ne of the family could read - there are still a few recipes lost to histo ry because I can't read them! Mom loved all sorts of crafts - she knit a nd crocheted, did a number of crewel embroderies and needlepoints, and w as an excellent seamstress, making many clothes for me as a child, and sew ing for herself throughout her life. She knit sweaters for all of us kid s, and made a number of baby sweaters and blankets.
    Buried at Fort Snelling National Cemetery, Bloomington, MN.

    Baptism:
    St. John's Lutheran Church, Minneapolis, MN

    Education - High School:
    Central High School, Minneapolis, MN

    Dorothy married Lundquist, Lyle Edgar 3 Sep 1949, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. Lyle was born 6 Aug 1919, Moline, Rock Island, Illinois, USA; died 31 Oct 1976, Bloomington, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 44. Lundquist, Lawrence Allen  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 45. Lundquist, David Todd  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 46. Lundquist, Diane Marie  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  17. 25.  Heesaker, John AllenHeesaker, John Allen Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (6.John2, 1.Martin1) was born 1 May 1931, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA; died 27 Jan 1998, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA.

    John married Neal, Dona Mae [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 47. Heesaker, Cynthia Louise  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 48. Heesaker, Catherine Sue  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 49. Heesaker, Carol Jean  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.


Generation: 4

  1. 26.  Larson, Dr. Owen Earl JohnLarson, Dr. Owen Earl John Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (9.Elvira3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 21 Aug 1921, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 19 Sep 2008, Sister Bay, Door, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Education - High School: 1939, Appleton, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA
    • Military Service: From 26 Feb 1944 to 2 Oct 1945; WWII, US Air Force
    • Obituary: 21 Sep 2008; Appleton Post Crescent

    Notes:

    Education - High School:
    Appleton High School Class of 1939

    Military Service:
    Name:Owen Larson
    Gender:Male
    Birth Date:21 Aug 1921
    Death Date:19 Sep 2008
    Enlistment Date 1:26 Feb 1944
    Release Date 1:2 Oct 1945

    Obituary:
    Owen Earl Larson, 87, Sister Bay, ended a courageous battle with cancer on Sept. 19, 2008, at his home surrounded by Alice, his wife of 62 years, and their children. Owen was born in Green Bay, on Aug. 21, 1921, to Dwayne and Elvira Larson. Owen moved to Appleton when he was in junior high school and graduated from Appleton High School in 1939. He then attended Marquette University until he suspended his studies in 1941 to join the U.S. Air Force. Owen was a bombardier and navigator with the 8th Air Force and flew 35 missions out of England during World War II. He remained in the Air Force Reserve until 1950, when he retired as a 1st Lieutenant.
    After returning from the war, Owen went back to Marquette University to complete pre-med and medical school on the GI bill, graduating from Marquette Medical School in 1950. He did a rotating internship at Harper Hospital in Detroit and a partial surgical residency at the VA hospital in Milwaukee. He practiced medicine in Clintonville, Wis., for 12 years and then at Theda Clark in Neenah, until he returned to Marquette to do a residency in Anesthesiology. Dr. Larson specialized in Anesthesia at Theda Clark until he retired from medicine in 1986.
    He and Alice then moved to Sister Bay. Owen loved to learn new things. He thoroughly enjoyed becoming proficient at such endeavors as operating a HAM Radio (call letters K9LWG), playing the piano and the guitar, photography and painting stunning portraits and landscapes of those he loved and the places he loved. During his life he was an active participant in The Benevolent Order of the Elks, The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and The Knights of Columbus. He also served as Chief of the Department of Anesthesiology at Theda Clark hospital in Neenah and was a 50-year member of the State Medical Society.
    Owen will be remembered for many things. He was a loving husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather. In his later years, he was devoted to his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, never missing a birthday or special event in any of their lives. Owen's legacy will be long and fruitful and will continue to blossom for generations to come in his daughters and sons, his grandchildren, great-grandchildren and all whose lives he touched, who loved him and will remember him always.
    Owen is survived by his wife, Alice; children, Mark (Linda) Larson, Bluffton, N.C.; Mary (Tom) Dennis, Waukesha; Richard (Sue) Larson, Neenah; Scott (Deana), Chicago; James (Peggy) Larson, Seymour; Ann (Michael) Ostrowski, Portage; Therese (Robert) Masnado, Madison; Amy Larson, Madison; 14 grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren.
    He was preceded in death by his parents, Dwayne and Elvira; his son, Jeffrey; and his grandson, Matthew.
    Visitation will take place from 10 to 11 a.m. at Stella Maris Parish, St. Rosalia site, Sister Bay, Wis. Mass of Christian Burial will immediately follow the visitation.
    Casperson Funeral Home in Sister Bay, is assisting the family. Please visit www.caspersonfuneral home.com to send condolences online.
    In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the American Cancer Society or Unity Hospice at 2366 Oak Ridge Circle, De Pere, WI, 54115.
    The family wishes to thank the staff at Unity Hospice for their compassion and the care given to Owen over the last few weeks.

    Owen Earl Larson 8/21/1921 9/19/2008 Post Crescent 9/21/2008 C 11


  2. 27.  DeMuth, Robert "Bob"DeMuth, Robert "Bob" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (10.Beatrice3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 11 Feb 1926, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 6 Dec 2006.

    Other Events:

    • Social Security Applications and Claims Index: Abt May 1942
    • Military Service: From 31 Jul 1944 to 19 Jun 1946; WWII, US Army

    Notes:

    Social Security Applications and Claims Index:
    Name: Robert Harold Demuth
    [Robert H Demuth]
    Gender: Male
    Race: White
    Birth Date: 11 Feb 1926
    Birth Place: Green Bay Br, Wisconsin
    Death Date: 6 Dec 2006
    Father: Walter A Demuth
    Mother: Beatrice A Kaye
    SSN: 397168666
    Notes: May 1942: Name listed as ROBERT HAROLD DEMUTH; 19 Dec 2006: Name listed as ROBERT H DEMUTH

    Military Service:
    Name: Robert Demuth
    Gender: Male
    Birth Date: 11 Feb 1926
    Death Date: 6 Dec 2006
    Branch 1: ARMY
    Enlistment Date 1: 31 Jul 1944
    Release Date 1: 19 Jun 1946


  3. 28.  Eisch, RichardEisch, Richard Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (11.Delores3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 28 Jan 1930, Preble, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 5 Jun 1990; was buried , Allouez Catholic Cemetery, Green Bay, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

  4. 29.  Eisch, DelbertEisch, Delbert Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (11.Delores3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  5. 30.  Kaye, HaroldKaye, Harold Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (12.Harold3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  6. 31.  Kaye, DonnaKaye, Donna Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (12.Harold3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  7. 32.  Kaye, JessKaye, Jess Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (13.Kenneth3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  8. 33.  Kaye, DianeKaye, Diane Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (13.Kenneth3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  9. 34.  Kaye, JeannieKaye, Jeannie Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (13.Kenneth3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  10. 35.  Williamsen, KayWilliamsen, Kay Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

    Kay — Bougie, Vern. [Group Sheet]


  11. 36.  Williamsen, JeffreyWilliamsen, Jeffrey Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

    Jeffrey — Unknown, Kathy. [Group Sheet]


  12. 37.  Williamsen, SusanWilliamsen, Susan Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  13. 38.  Williamsen, JackWilliamsen, Jack Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

    Jack — Unknown, Shirley. [Group Sheet]


  14. 39.  Williamsen, John "Jack"Williamsen, John "Jack" Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

    John married Cherney, Bernadine [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 50. Williamsen, Ann Denise  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  15. 40.  Williamsen, James S.Williamsen, James S. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1) was born 16 Jun 1941, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA; died 10 Jan 1988, De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin, USA.

    Other Events:

    • Death Record - Civil: 10 Jan 1988

    Notes:

    Death Record - Civil:
    James Williamsen 16 Jun 1941 Jan 1988 De Pere, Brown, Wisconsin


  16. 41.  Almars, BarbaraAlmars, Barbara Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (22.Bernette3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  17. 42.  Almars, Michael JosephAlmars, Michael Joseph Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (22.Bernette3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Michael married Walker, Melanie Amelia Howe [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 51. Almars, Collette Walker  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 52. Almars, Joseph Walker  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  18. 43.  Almars, Donald BruceAlmars, Donald Bruce Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (22.Bernette3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Donald married Fountaine, Joanna Elizabeth [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 53. Almars, Christopher  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  19. 44.  Lundquist, Lawrence AllenLundquist, Lawrence Allen Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Lawrence married Buker, Jean Marie [Group Sheet]


  20. 45.  Lundquist, David ToddLundquist, David Todd Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    David married Strandberg, Jonelle Renae [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 54. Lundquist, Andrew Mark  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 55. Lundquist, Matthew David  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 56. Lundquist, Katherine Julia  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  21. 46.  Lundquist, Diane MarieLundquist, Diane Marie Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Diane married Madison, Jeffrie Leonard [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 57. Madison, Jeffrie Leonard Jr.  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 58. Madison, Deana Marie  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

    Diane married LaFontaine, Randolph Albert [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 59. LaFontaine, Rebecca May  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  22. 47.  Heesaker, Cynthia LouiseHeesaker, Cynthia Louise Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (25.John3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Cynthia married Kenyon, James Joseph [Group Sheet]


  23. 48.  Heesaker, Catherine SueHeesaker, Catherine Sue Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (25.John3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Catherine married Perry, Lawrence [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 60. Perry, Erin Therese  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 61. Perry, Colleen Marie  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    3. 62. Perry, Neal Benjamin  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  24. 49.  Heesaker, Carol JeanHeesaker, Carol Jean Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (25.John3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Carol married Carr, John Kelly [Group Sheet]



Generation: 5

  1. 50.  Williamsen, Ann DeniseWilliamsen, Ann Denise Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (39.John4, 14.Mildred3, 2.Katherine2, 1.Martin1)

  2. 51.  Almars, Collette WalkerAlmars, Collette Walker Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (42.Michael4, 22.Bernette3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  3. 52.  Almars, Joseph WalkerAlmars, Joseph Walker Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (42.Michael4, 22.Bernette3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  4. 53.  Almars, ChristopherAlmars, Christopher Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (43.Donald4, 22.Bernette3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  5. 54.  Lundquist, Andrew MarkLundquist, Andrew Mark Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (45.David4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  6. 55.  Lundquist, Matthew DavidLundquist, Matthew David Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (45.David4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  7. 56.  Lundquist, Katherine JuliaLundquist, Katherine Julia Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (45.David4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  8. 57.  Madison, Jeffrie Leonard Jr.Madison, Jeffrie Leonard Jr. Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (46.Diane4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  9. 58.  Madison, Deana MarieMadison, Deana Marie Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (46.Diane4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

    Deana — Unknown, UnknownM. [Group Sheet]

    Children:
    1. 63. Madison, Rose Mary  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.
    2. 64. Madison, Alexis Anastasia  Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines.

  10. 59.  LaFontaine, Rebecca MayLaFontaine, Rebecca May Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (46.Diane4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  11. 60.  Perry, Erin TheresePerry, Erin Therese Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (48.Catherine4, 25.John3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  12. 61.  Perry, Colleen MariePerry, Colleen Marie Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (48.Catherine4, 25.John3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  13. 62.  Perry, Neal BenjaminPerry, Neal Benjamin Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (48.Catherine4, 25.John3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)


Generation: 6

  1. 63.  Madison, Rose MaryMadison, Rose Mary Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (58.Deana5, 46.Diane4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)

  2. 64.  Madison, Alexis AnastasiaMadison, Alexis Anastasia Descendancy chart to this point <br />TIP - Add generatons until last line of report is at 0 to ensure all persons are included. Set width to legal for widest lines. (58.Deana5, 46.Diane4, 24.Dorothy3, 6.John2, 1.Martin1)


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