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| 16701 | Had a saloon at 8th and State (probably southeast corner). Then managed "hill house" at the top of the Eight Street Incline which is now Queens Tower. At the saloon you could buy a beer and get a free sandwich. Maggie (Margaret) and Ida both cooked there. Eugene listed his occupation as "Teamster" on his marriage license. Eugene was 25 years old when he married Maggie. Eugene died of hemophilic hemorage on December 12, 1916 at St. Mary's Hospital. The result of an appendectomy. His occupation at the time of death was listed as Saloon Keeper. Death cert. page 5582, 1916. | Craig, Eugene (I80499)
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| 16702 | Haimann | Hausmann, Katharina (I431671)
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| 16703 | Hamburg www. linktoyourroots.hamburg.de 894950 Staiger Christiane Württemberg ledig 1883/1884 Southampton; Cherbourg; New York nein mother's name: Weimann naturalisation 1901 CENSUS: 1930: Name: Christina Muellecker Age: 45 Estimated birth year: 1884 Relation to Head-of-house: Wife Home in 1930: Glendale, Los Angeles, California Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Glendale, Los Angeles, California; Roll: 127; Page: ; Enumeration District: 971; Image: 578.0. DEATH: Name: MUELLECKER, CHRISTINA Social Security #: 0 Sex: FEMALE Birth Date: 30 Mar 1884 Birthplace: OTHER COUNTRY Death Date: 15 Apr 1950 Death Place: LOS ANGELES Mother's Maiden Name: WEIMAN Father's Surname: STAIGER | Staiger, Christina (I2850)
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| 16704 | Hans Hartmut Schuessler hans.schuessler@main-rheiner.de | Dörrzapf, Helene (I6065)
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| 16705 | Harley and Carol Kirschenmann Date: 2012-02-08 Comments: Perhaps this can be added to the web site: John Kirschenmann was born on December 23, 1879 in Kassel, South Russia to Christian and Philipina (Walz) Kirschenmann. Christian was born on August 15, 1851 and he died June 27, 1928. His wife, Philipina was born May 3, 1852 and she died November 23, 1934. John came to this country with his parents when he was 4 years old. It was a long journey across the ocean and many people got sick and died. They brought whatever belongings they could bring. His mother was able to bring her spinning wheel, from which she made all their clothes. They landed in New York in 1883. From there they traveled to the Menno, SD area and stayed there for 1 year. In 1884 they settled on a farm 2 miles north of Hosmer, SD. They built a sod house there and began working the land. John lived with his parents until he married Christina Kurle on December 16, 1902. Christina was born April 6, 1883. They moved to a farm northwest of Roscoe, SD and in 1906 they bought the Frank Boldt farm 2 ½ miles southeast of Hosmer, SD where they lived and raised their family. | Kirschenmann, Johannes (I173712)
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| 16706 | Harold FATH Birth Date: 8 Jul 1908 Death Date: 30 Nov 1991 Social Security Number: 434-03-5949 State or Territory Where Number Was Issued: Louisiana | Fath, Harold A. (I17263)
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| 16707 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Owens, Dorothy Jean (I33843)
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| 16708 | Harold was born in 1906, graduated from Woodsfield High School and went west, finally settled in Oklahoma, then Texas. Married Myrtle Davis who had been married and had a son before a divorce. Harold went into the service in World War ll when he was 36, in the Air Corps, as he had a private pilots license. Was sent to Africa, went on missions over Europe, oil fields, etc., and his plane went down in the Adriatic Sea , beside Italy. One man was killed, Harold was wounded, counted as missing for awhile as he was in an English Hospital in Italy - then reported as alive when he was sent back to Africa. He was sent to Florida to a convalescent hospital and later discharged. He and Myrtle have no children, living near Livingston, Texas, her home town, and he is retired from Shell Oil Company where he worked as a stationary engineer on their pumping stations. The last one was built in the water, near New Orleans, and he has arthritis partly because of this situation. | Menkel, Harold Russell (I150950)
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| 16709 | Harry M. Morris Source: Cambridge Jeffersonian [Cambridge, Ohio]; Thursday, 13 May 1948 BYESVILLE, MAY 13--Harry M. Morris, 44, 259 S. Fifth Street, died Wednesday at 3 P.M. at Grant Hospital, Columbus, following an operation. Mr. Morris was born in Noble County, a son of the late John and Jane Morris, and was a resident of Byesville for the past 23 years. He was a member of the Assembly of God Church. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Angeline Carpenter; five sisters, Mrs. George Distler, Lewisville, Miss Golda Morris, Summerfield, Mrs. Ada Reed, Akron and Mrs. Rose Miracle and Mrs. Mary Denbow, both of Byesville; and three brothers, Henry and Homer, Summerfield and Wilburt, Byesville. The body was removed to the Herlan Funeral Home and will be taken to the residence Thursday evening. Services will be conducted Saturday at 2 P.M. at the Assembly of God Church by Rev. Rice Snider. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery. | Morris, Martha Jane (I88695)
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| 16710 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: BIOGRAPHY: hebe1@sasktel.net From Odessa Archives, Fond 6, Inventory 1, File 20877 Ignatz EBERLE ran for the Rastadt Mayor's Office, Beresan District, Russia to replace Anton HAAG on November 17, 1862. Results of vote: 1. Thomas METZ - For 71 - Against 69 2. Ignatz EBERLE - For 53 - Against 87 3. Leonhard STICKA - For 12 - Against 128 4. Anton HAAG - For 4 - Against 136 Ignatz EBERLE was married to Sophie RAPP (daughter of Simon RAPP and Katharina KOFFLER) about 1846 in Rastadt, Beresan District, Russia. The couple had 10 children born in Rastadt, Beresan District, Russia, also their grandson Joseph EBERLE listed on his EWZ57 application in 1944 that his father Gregor had 9 siblings. | Eberle, Ignatz (I8872)
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| 16711 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: BIOGRAPHY: http://www.soldierpedigree.com/pedigree/pedigree_files/39/18932.htm Came from Russia to Canada in late 1890's to early 1900's with several children | Eberle, Anna Maria (I21758)
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| 16712 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: GER.FR.RUS.SP.PRJ.VOL.C-5 DK.B:M.BOLDT Microfilm: NONE BURLEY FAM HIST CTR C\O EMANUEL KERBS R#2 BOX 478 RUPERT ID SUBM DK BY MARCY BOLDT JOHANN PLETTRIN-1 Submission: AF93-105580 USA 83350 Rastadt (spelled with a "dt"), South Russia was named after the town of Rastatt (spelled with "tt"), Baden Württemberg, Germany. With some 51,000 inhabitants in 2001, the city of Rastatt, Germany, after which the county was named, is the largest of the three cities in Rastatt County. http://www.rollintl.com/roll/rastadt.htm Eberle, Jakob 13 Karl 35 1811 Eberle, Karl 43 35 Blankenborn, Pfalz 1811 Eberle, Katharina 12 Karl 35 1811 Eberle, Theresia 43 35 1811 Hus: Karl; W: nee ?? | Eberle, Jakob (I8866)
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| 16713 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: Johannes Eberle born abt 1850 in Rastadt, Russia was his son and my great grandfather, immigrated to Saskatchewan in 1891. | Eberle, Johannes (I8874)
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| 16714 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: parents: Bernhard Lerner & Barbara Heil? | Lerner, Elisabetha (I8870)
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| 16715 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: parents: Ignaz Fröhlich & Maria Anna Kelmel | Fröhlich, Veronika (I21753)
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| 16716 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: Proposed Change: Marianna Fritz (I21767) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Rhine Palatinate Description: Marianna Fritz was not born in Rastadt,Russia birth place is unknown? Harvey Eberle hebe1@sasktel.net | Fritz, Marianna (I21766)
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| 16717 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Michael (I8869)
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| 16718 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Karl (I8871)
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| 16719 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Peter (I8873)
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| 16720 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Wandler, Katharina (I21754)
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| 16721 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Margaretha (I21755)
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| 16722 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Heck, Katharina Barbara (I21757)
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| 16723 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Katharina (I21760)
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| 16724 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Lehnert, Adam (I21761)
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| 16725 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Lanz, Elizabeth (I21767)
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| 16726 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Elisabetha (I21768)
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| 16727 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Eberle, Jakob (I21770)
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| 16728 | Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Kopp, Katharina (I21771)
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| 16729 | Harvey Eberle: 1816 Revision List for Speier Household 93 Joseph Wurz 22, from Birkenhordt, Bergzabern, Pfalz I believe Johanna Wurz would be the Johanetta, listed in Family no 700 & Joseph may have been her brother, born abt 1794 (birth records appear incomplete for 1794) | Würtz, Johanetta (I6579)
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| 16730 | Harvey Eberle: Also located in 1839-40 List for Speier: Karl Mösmer 26, son of Joseph from Birkenhordt, Rhinepalatinate wife: Katharina Friedrich 23, daughter of Lorenz, from Prussia Children: Egidius 1, Franziska 8, Gunemunda 2. | Mösmer, Carl (I2390)
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| 16731 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Disque, Harvey Ernest (I191613)
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| 16732 | Hatte als Kind Hirnhautentzündung, welche nicht geheilt wurde mangels Geld und Medizin. | Hasselbeck, Hans (I86213)
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| 16733 | Hauptlehrer | Reible, Heinrich (I9228)
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| 16734 | Haus # 32 in Nothweiler | Kindelberger, Johannes Jakob (I16684)
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| 16735 | Haus #37 | Krebs, Lorenz (I16981)
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| 16736 | Haus #40 in Nothweiler | Feldner, Georg Philipp (I16709)
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| 16737 | Haus Nr. 38 | Dauenhauer, Johannes Gottfried (I16687)
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| 16738 | have records which imply that my great-great-grandfather (born Vorderweidenthal, Germany, 1804) immigrated to North America seven children, including: John J Fiock Surname Illinois m:1875 to Mary Denhart (1856-1919) Eleven children, including my grandfather: Charles J. Fiock b:08/20/1877, Having little success in discovery of lineage prior to 1804 date. | Feiock, Karl Veiock (I16096)
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| 16739 | He died one hour old and was living at Lake Avenue. | Wegman, John (I6400)
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| 16740 | he following article appeared on the front page of the Zanesville Signal on 13 Mar 1944: NOBLE CO. SOLDIER MISSING IN ACTION Pfc. John B. Hartman, 29, formerly of Fulda in Noble county, has been missing in Italy since Jan 26., according to word received by his brother, William Hartman of 46 Green street. Serving overseas for the past year, he was attached to an infantry division. Pfc. Hartman entered the service in June 1942 and prior to that time worked on the farm of his late father, Frank Hartman of Fulda, near Caldwell. He was a member of the Immaculate Conception Catholic church at Fulda. In addition to his brother, he has four sisters, Miss Emma Hartman of Green street, Sister Eustace of Rochester, Pa., Sister Anna of Holy Trinity, Pa., and Sister M. Frances of Braddock, Pa. The following appeared in the "In the Service" column of The Times Recorder (Zanesville, OH) newspaper on June 22, 1945: Pfc. John B. Hartman of 46 Green street, prisoner of the Germans for 16 months, arrived home Saturday to spend a 69-day furlough. He arrived in the country June 11. Pfc. Hartman, who was attached to the 81st m, m, motor group, 36th division, 141 Infantry of the Fifth Army, was taken prisoner Jan. 2, 1944, at Casino, Italy. He was liberated on May 3 from Stalag 2-B, but had been at Stalag 4-B for sometime. Overseas since April 1, 1943, Hartman was in North Africa, Italy, France and Germany. He participated in the invasion of Italy, and wears two battle stars on his service ribbon. Hartman will report to Miami Beach, Fla., on Aug. 26, at the end of his furlough. He is now visiting his brother William Hartman, and sister, Miss Emma Hartman. Before entering the service on June 1, 1942, Pfc. Hartman was engaged in farming at Fulda, near Caldwell. | Hartman, John Bernard (I232843)
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| 16741 | He is called Rolf. | Schönberger, Hans Rudolf (I2812)
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| 16742 | He received his education in the Egypt schools and was engaged on the farm until the age of seventeen. He then spent two years in learning the coachmaker's trade with Frederick Becker of Catasiuqua. In 1871 he moved to Allentown and engaged in carriage-making with Wolf & Neligh, on North Seventh Street. Later the business was extended on South Seventh Street as Neligh & Newhard. Mr. Neligh subsequently sold his interest in the business and moved to West Point, Nebraska. Meanwhile, Mr. Newhard engaged in the livery business on North Hall Street, and since 1898 had been located on North Church Street, where he stabled 35 horses. He was the oldest liveryman in the city and did the largest business His stables have renovated and were models of neatness, with all modern appliances of the day. He was a member of Jordan Lodge, No. 673, F.&A.M., Allentown Lodge of Elks, Knights of Malta, Knights of Pythias, Knights of the Golden Eagle, Knights of the Mystic Chain, Jr. O.U.A.M., and of Salem Reformed Church. He was in politics as a life-long Democrat. | Newhard, James D. (I280069)
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| 16743 | He served in the Air Force for almost 20 years. | Honold, Frances (I1100)
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| 16744 | He was a farmer. When he married he was age 27. The marriage witness was Laurence Wegman. 465 Chili Ave http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonroe/cem/ho-ghost.htm Edward I.; 1890 - 1964 Submitter: Richard Wegman Message: Ted, I forgot to mention in the excitement that Edward is my Grandfather (PASSED AWAY IN 1964). I also knew my aunt (AMELIA) and Uncle "Urb" quite well. My Grandfathers real name was Isadore Edward Wegman, he changed it to Edward Isadore at a young age because he apparently didn't like being called "ISSY". | Wegman, Edward Isodore (I6747)
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| 16745 | He was a PVT Ordinance Dept. World War II | Chesnek, Mitchell Ben (I1088)
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| 16746 | He was a well known attorney in Canton, Ohio who practiced primarily workers compensation law. He won notable cases regarding workers who contracted leukemia due to working around radiation. He remarried but there were no children from that union. He is buried in Canton in an above the ground tomb that was manufactured to look like Napolian's tomb. In his later years he sailed quite extensively on lake Erie in his 36` sailing sloop. | Zwick, Leander Peter (I70060)
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| 16747 | He was born April 16, 1930, in Park Falls. His parents were Charles and Theresa (Bradle) Hilgart. He married Charlotte Bruch April 25, 1963. She preceded him in death in 2002. The couple lived in Milwaukee for 35 years, until Delmar's retirement, when they moved to Park Falls in 1996. He worked for 35 years for Wrought Washer in Milwaukee. He is survived by three brothers, Leonard Hilgart of Berlin, Lawrence (Marion) Hilgart of Park Falls and Alfred (Charlotte) Hilgart of Park Falls; three sisters, Lorraine (Herb) Damrow of Park Falls, Delores (Don) Lenz of Park Falls and Barbara (Dick) Schneider of Park Falls; and by many nieces, nephews. other relatives and friends. He was preceded in death by his parents; four brothers, Kenneth, Edward, Art and Norman, and his nephew, Herbie. | Hilgart, Delmar Rudolph (I253759)
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| 16748 | he wedding announcement was published on page 6 8 of The Zanesville Times Recorder on 26 Nov 1946: CAROLYN NOLL, RICHARD WYMER ARE MARRIED A double ring service performed yesterday morning in St. Nicholas church united in marriage Miss Carolyn Noll, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Noll of 1559 Hickory street and Richard Wymer, son of Mrs. Frank Yerman of Linden avenue and the late Ernest Wymer. Rev. Fr. Francis Schweitzer officiated. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of brocaded ivory taffeta cut with sweetheart neckline and long sleeves ending in points over the hands. Her ivory veil was fastened to a Juliet cap decorated with a wreath of orange blossoms. Her jewelry was a locket of sapphires and pearls which had been worn by her mother at her wedding, and she carried a white prayer book topped with split white carnations. Miss Mary Lou Noll, who served as her sister's maid of honor, was attired in a gown of pink organza with a V neckline and a bustle back. Her fingertip veil fell from a blue Juliet cap. She carried a colonial bouquet of pink and white carnations tied with pink and blue ribbon. Miss Mary Ann Hemmer and Miss Dorothy Noll, another sister of the bride, were the bridesmaids. They were dressed in frocks fashioned like the maid of honor's one in pink, and one in blue. Their fingertip veils and Juliet caps were of matching material and they carried bouquets like the maid of honor's. Joseph C. Worstall was the best man. John Stubbs and John Heffner were ushers. Mrs. Noll, mother of the bride, had chosen a brown crepe dress while the bridegroom's mother wore black crepe. Both wore corsages of yellow carnations tied with ribbons to match their dresses. Following the wedding the bride's parents were hosts t a breakfast at the YWCA for 21 guests. Reception aides were Dorothy E. Colopy and Miss Eva Bozman. For going away, the new Mrs. Wymer donned a Lillie Ann original dressmaker suit of brown gabardine and a Kelly green coat with tuxedo front of muskrat. She wore the flowers from her bridal bouquet. Following their return from a wedding trip to Cincinnati, they will live in the Virginia apartments, 122 Main street. The former Miss Noll was graduated from St. Nicholas school and is a member of that church. She belongs to the Blessed Virgin Mary Sodality of the church and is employed as a supervisor for the Ohio Bell Telephone Company. Mr. Wymer is also a graduate of St. Nicholas school and is a member of St. Thomas Church. He is employed as Huffman's Clock restaurant. | Family (F94377)
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| 16749 | Headline: Marguerite "Peggy" K. Hines. Name: Hines, Peggy. | Hines, Marguerite K. Fisher. Date of death: Feb 17, 2002 Age: 96 Address: formerly of Oregon, OH. Spouse: None listed Source: Blade. Newspaper: Bld. Newspaper date: 20020220 Type: Obituaries Section: B Page: 5 Column: 1. Inches: Photo: No | Fisher, Marguerite Katherine (I204144)
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| 16750 | Heckel, Gerald | Hintz, Emma (I43149)
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