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| 16751 | Heinrich Disque was born March 18, 1840 and christened April 5, 1840 in Wilgartswiesen-Hofstätten, Bayern. He married Catharine Deibel May 7, 1866 in Wilkes-Barre, PA and died Dec. 9,1906 in Claflin, KS. Seven of their children were (1) Katherine (Aug. 18, 1867 Wilkes-Barre, PA - May 31, 1869 diphtheria, Wilkes-Barre, PA); (2) Henry (Sept. 1, 1869 Wilkes-Barre, PA - April 21,1946 Claflin, KS); (3) Magdalene (Sept. 25, 1871 Wilkes-Barre, PA - Nov. 17, 1953 Claflin, KS) married Ferdinand Frederick Burmeister Nov. 20, 1892 - see the Burmeister family history for details; (4) John (March 7, 1874 Wilkes-Barre, PA -April 21, 1877 (from the Disque family Bible printed 1838) Wilkes-Barre, PA, diphtheria); (5) Frederick (May 31, 1876 Wilkes-Barre, PA - Jan. 13,1904 Claflin, KS, typhoid fever); (6) Adam (Dec. 15, 1879 Claflin, KS - April 24, 1952) married Margaret Caroline Radenberg Sept. 2, 1913; (7) Louise (Dec. 28, 1881 - June 17, 1952 Claflin, KS). Much of this information was received from Charles Disque March 7, 2009. | Disque, Heinrich (I191573)
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| 16752 | Heinrich Höchst ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Iasi "Cim. Eternitatea" (Rumänien) . Endgrablage: Block 1 Parzelle F Reihe 46 Grab 14 | Höchst, Heinrich (I16478)
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| 16753 | Heinrich Stoffel ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Korpowo - Sammelfriedhof (Rußland) . Endgrablage: Block 30 Reihe 4 Grab 301 | Stoffel, Heinrich (I16474)
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| 16754 | Heinroth Eliza Jul 24 1898 Kings 3775 H563 | Zimmerman, Jacob (I146105)
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| 16755 | Heinz Funck wurde noch nicht auf einen vom Volksbund errichteten Soldatenfriedhof überführt oder konnte im Rahmen unserer Umbettungsarbeiten nicht geborgen werden. Nach den uns vorliegenden Informationen befindet sich sein Grab derzeit noch an folgendem Ort: Zakrzewiec - Polen | Funck, Heinz (I16477)
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| 16756 | Heirat vermutet anhand von : http://www.genfinders.com/Germany/n645.htm#32973 Zitat: Guetermann Evam Magdalenam Familien-Information : mit Hasselbeck Joannem Martinum : Eheschließung : Datum : 9 November 1865 Ort : Bayern Bayern Deutschland - Katholisch, Ingenheim | Gütermann, Eva Magdalena (I86177)
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| 16757 | Heirat vermutet anhand von : http://www.genfinders.com/Germany/n645.htm#32973 Zitat: Guetermann Evam Magdalenam Familien-Information : mit Hasselbeck Joannem Martinum : Eheschließung : Datum : 9 November 1865 Ort : Bayern Bayern Deutschland - Katholisch, Ingenheim | Hasselbeck, Johannes Martin (I86195)
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| 16758 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com ????? William "Bill" Froelich, 89, a life-long resident of Mandan, died peacefully at his home Nov. 16, 2004, after a three-month battle with cancer. Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. Friday, Nov. 19, at Buehler-Larson Funeral Home, Mandan, with the Rev. Patrick Schumacher officiating. Committal services will be held at 3 p.m. Friday at the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, south of Mandan. There will be no visitation. Cremation has taken place. Bill was born June 9, 1915, in Mandan, the son of Alexander and Elizabeth (Leingang) Froelich. He was the youngest of 10 children, all of whom preceded him in death. He served in the U.S. Army during World War II as a military policeman. He married Alvira Tostenson of Lisbon on March 22, 1943. His war bride was the sunshine of his life for 57 years of marriage until her death in 2000. Bill was an avid fisherman, outdoorsman and accomplished amateur photographer. He worked for many years in the oil business, servicing farmers in the Mandan area. He was active in the American Legion, serving as chairman of the building committee and post commander. Surviving are two sons and a daughter and their families, Gary and Bobbie Froelich, Chelmsford, Mass., Ted and Yoshi Froelich, Yokosuka, Japan, and Linda and Dennis Phillips, Phoenix; his grandchildren, Dan and Katrina Froelich, Beaverton, Wash., Amy Froelich, Chelmsford, Tim Froelich, stationed at Ft. Hood, Texas, Chad Phillips, Phoenix, and Melissa and Troy Babel, Chandler, Ariz.; and one great-grandchild, Vivianne Froelich, Beaverton. In lieu of flowers, the family suggest memorials be made to St. Joseph Catholic Church in Mandan or the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery. Published in The BismarckTribune on 11/18/2004. | Fröhlich, Christian (I8640)
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| 16759 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com CENSUS: 1930: Name: John V Helbling Home in 1930: Township 136, Morton, North Dakota Age: 44 Estimated birth year: abt 1886 Birthplace: Russia Relation to head-of-house: Head Spouse's Name: Otelia Race: White DEATH: Washington Death Index, 1940-1996 Record about John V Helbling Name: John V Helbling Place of Death: Tacoma Date of Death: 21 Jul 1969 Residence: Tacoma Gender: M Certificate: 017126 | Helbling, Johannes Valentine (I27352)
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| 16760 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Wirtz, Michael (I30584)
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| 16761 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com CENSUS: 1930: Name: Nickademus Renner Home in 1930: Strasburg, Emmons, North Dakota Age: 39 Estimated birth year: abt 1891 Birthplace: Russia Relation to head-of-house: Head Spouse's Name: Momia Race: White DEATH: Social Security Death Index Record about Nick Renner Jr. Name: Nick Renner Jr. SSN: 543-07-0250 Last Residence: 97206 Portland, Multnomah, Oregon, United States of America Born: 2 Oct 1890 Died: Mar 1981 State (Year) SSN issued: Oregon (Before 1951 | Renner, Nikodemus (I27349)
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| 16762 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com http://www.brianberger.co.uk/ | Aspenleiter, Theresa Eva (I7166)
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| 16763 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com http://www.brianberger.co.uk/ | Fröhlich, Paulina (I26265)
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| 16764 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com | Klein, Franz (I15839)
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| 16765 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com | Fröhlich, Franz Xaver (I24381)
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| 16766 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com | Schmidt, Margaretha (I24382)
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| 16767 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com | Meuchel, Georg (I27346)
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| 16768 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com | Unknown, Amelia (I27351)
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| 16769 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseeman@hotmail.com 19 JAN 1879 | Aspenleiter, Matthias (I11258)
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| 16770 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) Contact: Vicki Seeman vseemann@hotmail.com | Rapp, Sophia (I557)
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| 16771 | Helbling/Seeman Entries: 33233 Updated: 2004-10-31 01:46:47 UTC (Sun) vseeman@hotmail.com Father: Bernhard SCHAF b: 12 AUG 1792 in Jockgrim, Rhinepalatinate Mother: Margaretha JAHNER b: 25 MAR 1804 in Hayna, Pfalz, Germany | Schaaf, Franz G. (I3835)
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| 16772 | Heldin des Romanes: "Im Schatten der Jüngel Hütte" | Mendel, Elisabeth (I230026)
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| 16773 | Helen Artz died after falling from her mother's grasp. | Artz, Helen (I223951)
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| 16774 | Helen M. McKelley age 88, of North Canton, passed away on Friday, March 19, 2010 in the comfort of her daughter's home, with her family by her side. She was born in Canton on March 22, 1921 to the late John and Blanche Poloschan. Helen loved her family more than anything, and everything she did was for them. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband Charles in 1999; two brothers, Joseph and Daniel Poloschan and her sister, Virginia Hehr. Survivors include her three sons, Charles (Patricia) McKelley of Leander, Texas, William (Annemarie) McKelley of Massillon, and David (Sandi) McKelley of Louisville, Ohio; her daughter, Susan (Jon) Hunt of North Canton; eight grandchildren; six great-grandchildren; her sister, Ann Garabrandt of New Philadelphia, Ohio; and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Tuesday at 1 p.m. in the Reed Funeral Home Canton Chapel. Burial will follow in Forest Hill Cemetery. Visitation will be one hour prior to the service from 12-1 p.m. on Tuesday, in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made in her name to the Aultman Hospice Program. Those wishing to send condolences or share a fond memory, may sign the Reed On-Line Guestbook at www.reedfuneralhome.com. Reed, 330-477-6721 | Poloschan, Virginia M. (I146521)
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| 16775 | Helen Russell Helen Jane Russell, 73, of 201 Cherry Street, Woodsfield, Ohio, died Wednesday, May 9, 2007 at her residence. She was born at Princess Anne, Maryland on Sept. 7, 1933 a daughter of the late Walter Francis and Mavah White Larmore Powell. She was a retired nurse?s aide; a member of the Woodsfield Christian Church, Woodsfield, Ohio and a member of the Women?s Bowling League in Woodsfield, Ohio and Pocnoke, Maryland. In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by one brother, Douglas Bryan Powell and one sister, Frances Mae Pusey. Surviving are her husband, Junior Lee Russell whom she married on Nov. 27, 1953; six daughters, Kate (John) Mahoney of Akron, Ohio, Betty (Larry) Schaub of Lewisville, Ohio, Linda (Rex) McConnell of Lower Salem, Ohio and Janet Russell of Woodsfield, Ohio; two sons, Walter (Linda) Russell of Burlington, Iowa and Richard (Kathy) Russell of Woodsfield, Ohio; one brother, Walter James Powell of Princess Anne, Maryland; 26 grandchildren; 17 great-grand- children. Helen was a foster mother to Joey, Sissy and Penny and an ?adopted? mother to countless children and grandchildren. Friends will be received at the Watters Funeral Home, 37501 State Route 78 West, Woodsfield, Ohio from 2 to 9 p.m., Friday, May 11, 2007 where funeral services will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday, May 12, 2007 with Pastor Herb Alexander officiating. Burial will follow in the Oaklawn Cemetery, Woodsfield, Ohio. | Russell, Betty (I112357)
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| 16776 | Helen Susanna Rettler, 93 Helen Susanna Rettler (nee Langenecker), 93, lifetime resident of the Hartford and Rubicon area, passed away on Monday, Nov. 30, 2009. Helen was born Feb. 14, 1916, in Allenton to Mathias and Otillia (nee Martin) Langenecker. Helen was the beloved spouse of Armand F. Rettler, who preceded her in death in 1982. Helen and her husband, Armand, worked side by side in a lifetime career on their dairy farms. They raised their family in the town of Hartford and later in the town of Rubicon. After her husband?s death, Helen retired in Hartford, where she was active in many community and social groups. Helen was a member of St. Kilian Parish in Hartford for over 70 years, as well as a member of the "Daughters of Isabella" and "The Christian Mothers Organization." She was a long-time volunteer at St. Vincent De Paul. She enjoyed sewing, quilting, needlepoint, baking, collecting and sharing recipes and working on genealogy. Helen dearly loved her children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. She is survived by five children, Myrtle (Richard) Schill of Beloit, Clarence (fiancée, Johnnie Sue) Rettler of Hartford, Marlene (Thomas) Baus of St. Cloud, Laverne (Omar) Shanti of Hartford and John (Mary) Rettler of Rubicon; 21 grandchildren, Joe Schill, Jeff Schill, Julie Schramka, Sheena Lackas, Marshall Rettler, Travis Rettler, Colton Rettler, Rachel Baus, John Baus, Christ Baus, Mark Baus, Monica White, Adam Shanti, Sara Shanti, Noah Shanti, Nora Shanti, Bill Rettler, Mike Rettler, Eric Rettler, Allysa Rettler and Andrea Rettler; 16 greatgrandchildren; her sisters and brother, Beulah Zingsheim of West Bend, Mildred (Albert) Wolf of Allenton and Clem (Rosella) Langenecker of Hartford; and her sister-in-law, Marie Langenecker. Helen is further survived by nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Helen was preceded in death by her husband, Armand F. Rettler; her parents, Mathias and Otillia Langenecker; grandson, Patrick Schill; granddaughter Mary K. Rettler; twin sister, Loraine Heinecke; sister, Lucille Gehl; brothers, Norbert Langenecker and Roman Langenecker; brothers-in-law, Leo J. Rettler, Christ Heinecke, Rudy Heinecke, Wendolin Zingsheim and Henry Gehl; sisters-in-law, Asella Rettler and Anita Langenecker. Mass of Christian burial for Helen will be Thursday, Dec. 3, 2009, at 11 a.m. at St. Kilian Catholic Church, 264 W. State St., Hartford, with the Rev. David LaPlante officiating. Visitation will be on Wednesday, Dec. 2, 2009, from 3 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the funeral home, with a prayer service at 6 p.m. Memorials to the St. Kilian School in Hartford would be appreciated. Shimon Funeral Home is assisting the family. www.shimonfuneralhome.com. | Rettler, Leo (I187861)
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| 16777 | Helen Sweetring, the fourth of eight children born to John and Phebe Swietering, came into this life on March 25, 1865, in Quincy, Illinois. Her dad, John, was an immigrant iron moulder from Prussia who married Phebe, a girl from New York. They settled in Quincy and raised eight children there. According to the July 28, 1870 Federal census of Quincy, John Swietering, 38, and his wife, Phebe, 35, lived with their children John, 11, Cecilia, 10, Edward, 8, Nellie (Helen), 5, Ida, 3, and Romeo, 8 months. John, Cecilia, and Edward were in school but Helen and Ida had not started school yet. On the June 5, 1880 Federal census of Quincy, John Sweetering was 48, Phebe 47, John, 19, Cecilia, 18, Edward, 16, Helen, 14, Ida, 12, Rhomulus, 10, George, 8, and Fred, 5. John was a shoe clerk in Quincy, while Helen, Ida, Rhomulus, and George were in school. While in Quincy, Helen met a Gem City College student by the name of James J. Benda. I do not know if Helen was a student at Gem City, but she was listed in later census records as having attended three years of college. I would guess that James and Helen both attended Gem City Business College and met there. Helen Sweetring and James J. Benda did marry in Quincy, Illinois, probably around 1894 or 1895, and moved to Jefferson County, Iowa. Their first child, Genevieve, was born in 1896, followed by Maurice in 1897, and Helen in 1898. The June 5, 1900 Federal census of Penn Township, Jefferson County, IA, listed James J., 31, his wife Helen (Sweetring), 32, and their three children, Genevieve, 4, Maurice, 3, and Helen, 1. James lived in the farm adjacent to his sister, Barbara Benda Pacha, and another sister, Mary Benda Pacha, in Penn Township. Between 1900 and 1910, Helen and James sold the farm in Jefferson County and moved north of Brighton to Marion Township in Washington County. The April 19, 1910 Federal census of Marion Township, Washington County, listed James J., 41, his wife Helen, 41, and their three children Genevieve, 13, Maurice, 12, and Helen, 11. Jim and Helen had been married 16 years. Jim was born in Michigan, Helen in Illinois, and the children in Iowa. Jim was listed as a farmer and owned the farm free and clear. The kids all attended school that year. The 1915 Iowa census found Helen P. (Sweetring) Benda, 45, in Marion Township, Washington County. She reported having lived in Iowa for 20 years. She achieved three years of college and her church affiliation was Catholic. Helen died later that year, on August 31st, at the age of 50, and was buried in Elm Grove Cemetery in Washington. She left behind her husband, James, 47, and children Genevieve, 19, Maurice, 18, and Helen, 17. JAMES AND HELEN BENDA?S CHILDREN Name Born Died Children Genevieve 1896 1960 James (Walker) Maurice 1897 1986 Three daughters, according to Mary Lou Walker Helen 1898 1923 None JAMES AND CLARA DAVISON BENDA?S CHILDREN Name Born Died Children Infant 1922 1922 Stillborn Infant 1925 1925 Stillborn | Sweetring, Helen P. (I117145)
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| 16778 | Hello Barbara, I have some Schuetz folks in my tree. I'm finding, irritatingly enough, thatsome sources will spell a name one way and some spell it another way. My Schuetz's start with Johann Friedrich Schuetz b. 1757 in Vorderweidenthal, Pfalz, Germany. He married Sophia Christina Jacobina Veiock in 1781. Their kids were: Johann Friedrick, Johann Michael, Elisabetha Margaretha, Georg Peter, Johann Jacob, Johann Heinrich, Catharina, and one stillborn. If you think this might help you, I have a little more info on this family. Let me know. Heather Jacob Jonathon | Schütz, Johannes Friedrich (I22054)
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| 16779 | Hello everyone. Unfortunately, I have some sad news to report. Mabel Veiock Koah, age 98, the last surviving child of Harry and Georgia Young Veiock, passed away peacefully on Monday, March 28, 2016, in the respite unit of Good Samaritan Hospice. There will be no visitation or service and private burial will be held at a later date in Grove Cemetery, New Brighton. Complete obit will be in the Beaver County Times. Blessings to all, her daughter, Carole Chuck, I tried to post this on the Veiock family site yesterday and it is still pending approval. I wanted my cousins who knew her to know before they see it in the paper. How is your Mom? | Veiock, Mabel Alberta (I65660)
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| 16780 | Hello Mrs. & Mr. Ramstedt, in a site about ancestry / genealogy I found your e-mail adress in connection with a person named Ludwig BREINER in Bobenthal, Gemany. This Person was the father of my grandfather (Ernst Breiner). If you have some more informations for me, I would appreciate this a lot. If not - or if it is too much effort, it is also o.k. Please excuse my bad english... & greetings to the new world Yours, Manuel Breiner | Breiner, Ernst (I11912)
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| 16781 | Hello, I'm trying to find a death record for my g-grandfather Mahler/Maler Yockey (born Valentine Maler Yockey, 1858, Indiana). He was the first husband of my g-grandmother, Sarah Ellen Ashcraft and left her in Gordon, NE to find work "out west; fell off a scaffold and died". He shows up in the 1900 census together with my g-grandmother, grandmother, and her two older brothers--all in Gordon, NE, but then he disappears. One of his sons, Irwin Jasper had two daughters and a son; the other son, Arthur was unmarried. Any knowledge of this family would be appreciated. | Yockey, Valentine Mahler (I83546)
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| 16782 | Helmut Stoffel wurde noch nicht auf einen vom Volksbund errichteten Soldatenfriedhof überführt oder konnte im Rahmen unserer Umbettungsarbeiten nicht geborgen werden. Nach den uns vorliegenden Informationen befindet sich sein Grab derzeit noch an folgendem Ort: Michailowka / südöstl. Belgorod - Rußland Der Volksbund ist bemüht, auf der Grundlage von Kriegsgräberabkommen die Gräber der deutschen Soldaten zu finden und ihnen auf Dauer gesicherte Ruhestätten zu geben. Wir hoffen, in nicht allzu ferner Zukunft auch das Grab Ihres Angehörigen zu finden und seine Gebeine auf einen Soldatenfriedhof überführen zu können. | Stoffel, Helmut (I16475)
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| 16783 | Helmuth Mettler Photo1 Helmuth Mettler, 86, Dickinson, died Thursday, November 29, 2012 at St. Joseph?s Hospital & Health Center, Dickinson. Helmuth?s funeral service will be at 10 a.m., Tuesday, December 4, 2012 at Ladbury Funeral Service, Dickinson, with Rev. Cal Oraw officiating. Interment will take place at St. Joseph?s Cemetery, Dickinson, with military honors to follow the funeral and be provided by the Dickinson Honors Team. Visitation will be on Monday from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m., at Ladbury Funeral Service and will continue one Tuesday from 8 a.m. to service time. Helmuth D. Mettler was born February 14, 1926 in Beulah, the son of Ferdinand and Maria (Reede) Mettler. He was raised and educated in Beulah, and attended welding school in Chicago. He then through correspondence courses received his mechanics education. He served honorably in the United States Navy from 1944 to 1946. Upon his discharge he returned to North Dakota and went to work as a mechanic for Schultz Machinery in Bismarck for many years before leaving to open his own business, Mettler Construction. Helmuth owned heavy duty equipment, where he did road construction, built culverts and dams until his retirement. During this time he was also in partnership with his brother, Oscar, in a farming operation. In his retirement he worked briefly for Candee Construction in the auto shop, and as an apartment owner and landlord. Helmuth was united in marriage to Florence (Metz) Casady, on November 21, 1953 at St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church, Dickinson. They have made their home here in Dickinson, where he was a past member of the American Legion Club. He was primarily an auto mechanic, but as a handyman could fix, rebuild or repair anything from a watch to a washing machine. He enjoyed his vegetable garden, and helping Florence make pickles and put up rhubarb. With his abundant garden, he was able to share his vegetables with family and friends. Helmuth is survived by his wife, Florence, who is in Life Care Center, Greeley, Colo.; their daughter, Shirley A. Casady, Greeley; one grandson, Shane Armijo, Greeley; and numerous nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by his parents; and all of his siblings, Edmund Mettler, Oscar Mettler, Harry Mettler, Wilmer Mettler, Alvina Renner, Elsie Stimpson, Hertha Christenson, Ella Feik, and Hilda Perrine. | Mettler, Ferdinand (I212918)
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| 16784 | Henchen, Gloria J. Of Greece, New York, on March 27, 2011 Predeceased by her son: Robert W. She is survived by her husband: William F. 4 daughters: Donna (Michael) Maxwell Wendy Henchen Cheryl L. Henchen (Robert Renzaneth) Holly Henchen 2 sisters: Shirley Richardson Ruth Mank 2 half sisters: Stephanie (Joe) Nadworniak Alicia (Barry) Joy 7 grandchildren 2 great grandchildren several nieces & nephews Long Time member of Rochester Baptist Church Friends may call at ARNDT FUNERAL HOME, 1118 Long Pond Road (South of Maiden Lane) on Tuesday 6-8 pm Funeral service Wednesday 11 am in funeral home chapel. Interment: Falls Cemetery John R. Henchen Jr. | Visit Guest Book Henchen, John R. Jr. Rochester: 10/24/1941-1/31/2011 at age 69. He is predeceased by his father, John R. Henchen Sr.; and his mother Selma. He is survived by his loving wife of 50 years, Ealnor (Ellie) Henchen; children, John, Stephen (Carol); grandchildren, Ryan, Samantha, Zachary, Victoria, Hailey; brother, Chuck; sisters, Sally (Noel), Rose (Bruce); aunt, Dorothy and aunt Diane; many nieces, nephews and cousins. In lieu of flowers, memorials in John's name may be made to Holy Name of Jesus Church, St. Martins Way, 14616 or Chrones and Colitis Foundation, 2117 Buffalo Road, Suite 299, 14624. Visitation at Thomas, Friday 4-8 PM. Funeral Services and Interment private. | Henchen, Joseph Hengen (I121517)
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| 16785 | Henky John C Sep 12 1924 Kings 12323 H520 Jolly Natalia Sep 12 1924 Kings 12323 J400 | Family (F19354)
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| 16786 | Henry Wilson Storey's History of Cambria County, V.III, p.534 ABRAHAM FYOCK, a retired farmer of Johnstown, Cambria county Pennsylvania, who has achieved prominence and veneration for his work in the interests of the Dunkard church of Walnut Grove, is a descendant of German ancestry. Jacob Fyock, father of Abraham Fyock, was born about the year 1812. He purchased a large tract of land in Conemaugh township, near the Frankstown road, and this he cleared of timber, proceeded to cultivate, and it is at the present day the Fyock family homestead, and in the possession of his son David. The greater part of his life was spent on this homestead, and he was very successful in its cultivation. He married Barbara Reichard, and had children: 1. Samuel, married Mary Lehman, had nine children, all now deceased, eight of them being carried off in early youth by diphtheria. 2. Jacob, married Susannah Berkebeil, and had children: John, George, Richard, Ida, Clara and Mary. 3. Abraham, see forward. 4. Daniel, married Annie Wissinger, and had children: Ezra, George, Jerome, Henry, Cyrus, Andrew, Harvey, James, Rose and Sevilla. 5. David, married Lizzie Williams, and had children Frank, Ephraim, Ella and Pearl. 6. Barbara, married John Keiper, and had children: Elmer, Emery, John, Ettie, Annie, Gertrude, Bertha and Ida. 7. Annie, married George Keiper, and had children: Sevilla and Emma. Abraham Fyock, third son and child of Jacob and Barbara (Reichard) Fyock, was born on the Fyock homestead, November 30, 1844. His early years were spent on the farm of his father, assisting the latter in its management and thus acquiring a practical working knowledge of the details of farm life. Upon the death of his father he resided with his brother, who had assumed the management of affairs, until he had attained his eighteenth year, when he removed to Johnstown and obtained a position with the Cambria Steel Company in the rolling mill. He enlisted in Company F, One Hundred and Ninety-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, in 1864, Captain Stackhouse, commanding. He served in all ten months, taking an active part in the battles of Petersburg, Five Points, and several others. He was present with his regiment at the surrender of Lee. At the close of the war he was honorably discharged, and returned to Johnstown, where he found employment with John Tieter, a farmer. Later he married and went with his wife to live on the Fyock homestead, remaining there until 1869, when he purchased a farm in that vicinity. He cultivated this successfully until 1892, when he sold it to advantage and retired from active work. He removed to Walnut Grove, where he purchased a comfortable dwelling, with some adjoining land, and devoted all his time and attention to the Dunkard church of Walnut Grove, to which he had been elected minister in 1889. Ten years later the congregation elected him an elder, and at the present time (1906) he is filling both these offices in an eminently satisfactory manner. He has also charge of the Bolivar Dunkard church, at Bolivar, Pennsylvania, where he preaches twice each month. His long and faithful services in the interests of this church have been fully appreciated. Mr. Fyock married, November 23, 1865, Nancy Varner, daughter of Samuel and Catherine (Good) Varner. Samuel Varner was a son of George and Christina (Horner) Varner, was a farmer by occupation, and proprietor of a farm of sixty-nine acres. George Varner was a son of Nicholas Varner, who emigrated from Germany to this country in the early part of the nineteenth century. Abraham and Nancy (Varner) Fyock had children: 1. Samuel H., born October 21, 1866. 2. Clarissa J., born February 15, 1868, married, May 26, 1889, Scott Wilson. 3. Sarah A., born September 13, 1870, married, November 10, 1895, Benjamin Strayer. 4. Rachel E., born September 15, 1873, married, October 3, 1893, John Mills. 5. Emma C., born October 10, 1875, died May 28, 1880. 6. James W., born August 10, 1879. 7. Lucy E., born February 9, 1883, died November 16, 1887. 8. John C., born June 29, 1885. | Fyock, Abraham (I65922)
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| 16787 | Her Aunt Thelma took Anna in to live with her family until she was 14 months old. Her ashes were scattered near the lighthouse at Point Loma, San Diego, CA | Passmore, Anna Lee (I432498)
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| 16788 | Her mother died giving birth to this child. She died at age 1 year and 4 months. | Wegmann, Philomena (I4961)
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| 16789 | Her name was Gerda Meijer at mmeijer@iae.nl She said he was buried at Margraten and that he was a 2nd lieuteant in the 506th Parachute regiment 101st airborne. His grave says he was from Pennsylvania. She felt drawn to his grave because he died the day her town (Son) was liberated during Operation Market Garden. I told her that was because he was killed in her hometown. They were trying to capture a bridge before the Germans could blow it up. There is a lot of information available including a book called Band of Brothers by Stephen Ambrose about one of the companies in the 506th. In Saving Private Ryan, when they meet Ryan he says "I'm Ryan of the 506." My father, Thomas J. Seibel was born 9/22/20 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Before he entered the 101st Air Corp on March 3, 1943, I believe he was a woodworker. He married my mother on March 11, 1943. "Tommy" was MIA on September 17, 1944 in an invasion over Bladel,Holland. "Operation Garden Market" a wild scheme to put an early end to the Second World War,encountered bad luck and bad weather. The movie "A Bridge Too Far" tells the story. | Seibel, Thomas J. (I123347)
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| 16790 | Her sister, Bernadette Conrad said she was pregnant at the time of her death. Her husband had died the year before. She was a passenger in a car, the driver was not killed. The family thought the driver had a seizure. | Huber, Kathryn H. (I51143)
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| 16791 | here's a pizza joint in town that calls itself "Batavia's Original" and claims it was established in 1947, but whatever claim the shop has to a once legendary local pizzeria was lost three weeks ago when the company fired its manager, Sam Pontillo. Pontillo helped a group of Rochester investors open the pizzeria at 500 E. Main St., Batavia, in a building that was once home to a Pontillo's restaurant owned and operated by Sam's parents, Sal and Betty Pontillo. Sal, more commonly known as Sam, with his brother Anthony, opened the original Pontillo's at the corner of Liberty and Ellicott streets in 1947. The original Pontillo's was the first pizzeria in Batavia and helped create a new pizzeria industry in Western New York. Sam Pontillo says it's time for the Rochester-based owners to stop trading on his family's name. Besides the claim to being established in 1947, the restaurant's menu also has a picture of Sal Pontillo right in the middle of it (pictured above). "It (the menu picture) should come off now," Sam said. "There's no Pontillo involved and we?re not getting residual from it. They're going to milk it for as long as they can, but they should do the stand-up thing and remove it." "As for the 1947," Sam added, "how can they really use it? There?s a family attachment to 1947. I?m sure some lawyer will say it?s just a number, but it?s a significant number to my family." Batavia's Original is a DBA of Batavia Pizza, LLC, a creation of Thomas Masaschi, Jeffrey Reddish and Jason Teller. The Rochester-based group acquired the 500 E. Main St. location in 2009 after a bank foreclosed on the property. The owners then hired Sam, who still operated the Pontillo's location in Le Roy, as the new shop's general manager and opened as Pontillo's in April 2010. A few months later, Anthony Pontillo's heirs (Anthony filed for a federal trademark on "Pontillo's" in the 1980s) filed a trademark infringement suit against Batavia Pizza, LLC. The suit was settled out of court and and the name of the restaurant was changed. Local sources who have followed the Pontillo's saga immediately speculated that without the ability to use the Pontillo's name, Sam Pontillo wouldn't be long for employment at Batavia's Original. It's a bit of speculation that Sam, now out of Batavia's Original, doesn't argue against. "I make no bones about it," Sam said. "I told our management staff that when the owners felt they could do it on their own, they wouldn't need me anymore because there was no longer a Pontillo's name on the sign." Sam said he was let go three weeks ago because, he said he was told, he wasn't bringing in enough money. "Of course, at some point about this time, I was due for a pay increase," Pontillo said. "It's a corporate thing. It's a story that's repeated all the time. They're hardcore businessmen." The Batavian called the real estate investment office of Thomas Masaschi this afternoon and requested an interview. We were told he wasn't available and left a message. The call has not yet been returned. Sam Pontillo said he isn't rooting against Batavia's Original at all. He said he's proud of the people he hired and trained and believes they will do a great job with the business. "I think it will go on as long as everybody gets their noses to the grindstone and does what I taught them to do," Sam said. "It will continue to be a great place that employs a lot of kids from the community and continues to serve the community as it has always done." Sam Pontillo isn't the only Pontillo who takes issue with Batavia's Original trying to trade on the Pontillo's name. Sam's brother John was quite pointed in his remarks this morning. "They're using my father's face on their menu and it's not right," John said. "I don't think it's very respectful to use a picture of a man who is dead. He hasn't endorsed their business." John currently operates a pizzeria -- Gio Vanna's -- in Geneseo and was planning to open a shop in the former Pontillo's location in Le Roy. After paying off back taxes on the property, John said he was planning to buy the building from the estate of Betty Pontillo, but he claims Sam removed the furnace and the hot water heater. "The building we agreed to buy is not the same building the estate has for sale," John said. Sam disagrees. "If he would just look on the roof, there's a practically brand new heating system there," Sam said. As for hot water, there's still hot water available in the building, Sam said. He added that he thinks the Le Roy location is a fine building that he cared for meticulously. "I hope somebody buys it," he said. "It's a great location." As for Sam's future, it's wide open, he said. He's looking at options for new businesses from Brooklyn to Albany and even Dubai. "I'm 52," Sam said. "I figure I'll ride out the next project out until retire. Hopefully it will be rewarding, so I?m just being careful before I move on. "I'll tell you," he added. "I'm not missing working seven days a week." Whatever the future, Sam said he doesn't see himself going back in business with his brothers John and Paul. There's just too much water under the bridge after a few years of disagreements. "It's unfortunate how things worked out," Sam said. "We were all great buddies growing up, but business got in the way and killed those relationships." But none of what has happened means there won't be a Pontillo's in Genesee County again some day. "If I could swing it some time and open a Pontillo?s and show the neon sign again in Batavia, it would be a big hit," Sam said. Even if isn't owned by Sam, he said he's got at least one son, now studying hospitality in college, who might want to operate a Pontillo's some day. "If that?s what he wants, I'll absolutely go to it and get it done for him," Sam said. He said he feels he still owns the rights to a Pontillo's business in Genesee County. Asked if there was anything he wanted to add, Sam thanked his staff and customers. "You're only as good as people around you," Sam said. "I had a great staff around me. I also just need to thank people of Batavia and Le Roy, where I think I still have a following. It was a pleasure to serve them, it was a ball, it was riot. I will miss the customers. Maybe someday I'll throw a party somewhere and invite them all over." | Pontillo, Samuel (I237307)
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| 16792 | Hermann Josephine Jan 23 1896 1968 Manhattan H655 466961 | Family (F88401)
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| 16793 | HERMLE, Paul A., 89, of Richland, formerly of Springhill, Fla. and Rochester, N.Y., died May 27. Schellhaas Funeral Home, Richland. (CO) | Hermle, Raymond Henry (I83866)
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| 16794 | Herz I 1. Herz, Hilda geb. Lichtenauer geb. 11.6.1885 in Gerolzhofen (Bayern) Witwe von Felix Herz, Viehhändler (geb. 15.10.1873, gest. 2.8.1933, Osthofen, Hauptstraße 35) Kinder: 2. Herz, Erna Mb 543 geb. 21.12.1914 in Osthofen 3. Herz, Karl Herbert Mb 507 geb. 7.2.1916 in Osthofen 4. Herz, Rudolf Mb 508 geb. 27.3.1917 in Osthofen 5. Herz, Lothar Mb 535 geb. 5.12.1918 in Osthofen 6. Herz, Werner geb. 23.4.1927 in Osthofen. Frau Felix Herz, Witwe, zog im April 1938 mit ihren Kindern von Osthofen nach Worms, Bahnhofstraße 6. Der älteste Sohn Karl Herbert, Kaufmann, meldete sich am 21.1.1939 ab nach Schweden, von dort aus ging er weiter in die USA und lebt heute noch dort. Der zweite Sohn Rudolf, Kaufmann, (beschäftigt bei der Firma Gebrüder Herz (s. Herz II), meldete sich ebenfalls am 31.1.1939 nach Schweden ab. Auch er ging später in die USA, wo er heute noch lebt. Der dritte Sohn Lothar, Metzger, der am 31.5.1938 vorübergehend nach Badenweiler verzogen war, wanderte am 30.5.1939 ebenfalls nach Schweden aus. Heute lebt auch er in den USA. Die Tochter Erna, Kontoristin, verheiratete sich am 18.9.1938 in Worms mit Max Bär (geb. 26.2.1909 in Schwegenheim), (s. Bär I). Die Hochzeit war die letzte in der alten Synagoge vor ihrer Zerstörung am 10.11.1938. Max Bär wanderte am 19.10.1938, seine Frau Erna am 30.5.1939 nach den USA aus. Sie leben in Norwalk/Connecticut. Die Mutter blieb mit dem damals zwölfjährigen Sohn Werner in Worms. Sie wohnten dann Moltke-Anlage 10, bei Jakob Mayer, Kohlenhandlung (s. auch Mayer XVI). Am 20.1.1942 begann Werner Herz noch einen Fortbildungskurs im jüdischen Altersheim in Mainz und erhielt dazu die Genehmigung, die Bahn zu benutzen. Doch bald kam das Ende. Frau Felix Herz, Witwe und Sohn Werner wurden am 20.3.1942 zusammen mit weiteren 74 Wormser Juden in einem Sammeltransport nach Piaski (Polen) deportiert (DepL I, Nr. 378 und 379). Beide sind in Polen verschollen. (BAK:Z Sg 138) - Quellen: Adreßbücher, KEM, Mb, DepL I, Briefe von Herrn Rudolf Herz vom 3.9.1979 und 10.12.1979, Judenakten, BAK | Herz, Erna Berta (I387366)
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| 16795 | Hi Kathy: Dad did graduate from Annapolis in 1923; Married Katherine Alice Parkhurst of Rochester/Syracuse the same day. Received his commission and sailed as gunnery officer on the old USS Pennsylvania. Within two years, chronic seasickness led him to beseech Congress for a transfer to the U.S.Army which was effected in 1925 (a precedent setting act). He lost his two year seniority as an ensign. As the lowest shavetail in the Coast Artillery, he started over at Ft. Wright in L.I. Sound, then was sent to HNL where, in 1931, he and Kay were blessed with me. Oh, it is so good to be in touch with both you and Jen. | Zimmer, Layton A. (I178071)
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| 16796 | Hi Mary, I got user unknown when I emailed you. Email me mdbelty@webtv.net and maybe then a reply to yours will go through. I was at Barrens last Saturday, I live about a mile or two from there, I was looking for names for a lady in California, but didn`t find anymore of her Sappenfield`s. I have some of the Feiock stones at Barrens on my camcorder now... but not the couple you spoke of. I was just randomly filming. I can email you photo`s of any or all of these if you don`t have them. (List below)I stopped by there after work a bit ago, I saw a Charles Feiock born in 1804 and died Feb. 1st or 7th not sure in 1861. I DID NOT see a Sickle Feiock. some stones were on the ground, maybe the case with her stone. It was getting dark and it`s weeds past my knees. I deed to go Saturday and walk the lower part and look for more stones on the ground. These graves I saw today, Elizabeth wife of Charles F. Feiock who died Oct. 2 or 2_ something, cant make it out, 1819 aged about 3_ yrs Then there was a Mary Ann wife of Charles Feiock died April 7, 1862. Do any of these sound like who you are looking for? If not I can always go back. By the way, have you ever heard of REAP cemetery at Bradford? It was, so they say missing for about 30 years. It was covered in brush and woods. My horse fell over a tombstone there 25 yr`s ago, but I didn`t know anyone was looking for it and I wasn`t interested in genealogy then either. REAP Cmetery has alot of German names in it but NO Feiocks in it. Some surnames are Sappenfield, Sears, Beyerly, Byerly, Bracken, Lagle,Langford, Lindsey, Jonas Hon, Amos Holtzclaw, Huffstetter, Keithley, Baker, Ingram, Burford, Boston, Fouts, Dinkalaker anyway I have a list of 60 + people if anything sounds interesting Just to make sure I have this correct, are talking about Barrens Cemetery on Cemetery Road off of Hwy 135. Has a large wooden sign mentions something about settlers Indians and flowers? Or the cem off Hwy 64 out of New Salisbury heading toward Ramsey on Rooster Ch. Road? Maybe I was looking in the wrong place. Marsha Belty One more thng, What other surenames are you looking if any, that could be around here? Below is a list of the FEIOCK graves I saw at Barrens in case you missed any of these. LOURENA daut. of B W & M FEIOCK b. Mar. 10, 188 looks like a 9 d. Sept. 24, 1891 E. L. KATIE daut. of B. W. & M. FEIOCK b. June 4, 1887 d. Mar. 28, 1888 REINHART FEIOCK died Oct. 13, 1884 12y 6m 28d GEORGE son of M. & C. FEIOCKb. Apri 4, 1812 d. Feb. 4, 1851 LOUIS FEIOCK died March 3, 1877 aged 34y 9m 22d BARBARA FEIOCK b. Aug. 15, 1845 d. Feb. 22, 1916 Got the following today, but no camcorder...it was raining. [I didn`t see a stone for a Michael who died in 1882] ZETTA daut. of P.J. & M. E. Feiock b. Oct. 6, 1867 d. Jan. 13, 1891 M. BERTHA daut. of W. & M. F. Feiock b. Aug. 19, 1819 d. Jan. 27, 1899 MAGGI & REINHARD Maggi 1859-1930 Reinhard 1859- no date MICHAEL son of Charles & Mary Ann Feiock died Jul. 8, 1862 Just noticed, Mary Ann must have died as a result of childbirth according to the dates. There were a few more I saw this evening but it was getting dark and I couldn`t read any info. Will have to go back inthe day light. | Feiock, Johannes Michael Veiock (I48027)
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| 16797 | Hi Shauna, Yes, we are related. Harlan was my great uncle, his sister was Minnie, my grandmother. My mother is Ilene, Minnies daughter. She and my dad, Bud, live here where I do, in Wichita Falls, Tx. They moved out here from W. Va. about 7 yrs ago. Minnie and her husband, A.J. (Art) raised me. I can remember spending what seems like about a month a sure, visiting Grandma and Grandpa in the summers. J.J. was a big part of those visits, since he was closer in age to me. I am not sure of our age difference, but at least he wasn't "one of the old folks then" LOL I am 56 yrs old now. Have 2 children, Laura & Stephen, both married. Am a gr/mother. Please let me hear from you again. I am on aol. and my screen name is CiarasAngel. Sometimes these msg boards block email addresses, so I thought I would try sending it that was. Take care, Lois *Boots* | Tuttle, John Nathan (I100168)
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| 16798 | Hi, I am looking for ancestors in Pleisweiler-Oberhofen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany. What I know : Peter Franz (Pierre François) SCHAUER, born : 20/03/1803, in Pleisweiler, death : 16/05/1874, in Le Havre, France Father : Jacob SCHAUER, death : 22/05/1810, in Pleisweiler, age : 40 years, son of : Caspar Schaurer and Margueritha Dietrich, Mother : Elisabetha BOELZER (BÖLZER), death : 13/12/1805 in Pleisweiler, age : 30 years. They used to live in the house N° 63. Where it was in Pleisweiler ? When SCHAUER and BOLZER were married ? Thank you for your help ! Regards Henri Hi, I am from France, looking for ancestors from the SCHAUER family because one of thememigrated to France : Pierre Francois (Petrus Franciscus) SCHAUER, born 11/15/1803, in Pleisweiler. Pleisweiler (actual name Pleisweiler-Oberhofen, Rheinland-Pfalz, Germany) was a French village from 1791 to 1814. Then it was returned to Pfalz, Bavaria. From different certificates in France, his parents are : - father : Jacobus SCHAUER, - mother : Elizabeth BOLZER, both died before 1836. Pleisweiler (also written Bleisweiller or Pleisweiller) is closed to Bad Bergzabern where the name SCHAUER seems not rare. Any information on them will be greatly appreciated ! Henri | Schauer, Franz Peter (I110048)
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| 16799 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Brucker, Bernhard Felix (I69329)
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| 16800 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Labat, Marlene (I70864)
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