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| 23251 | Paul J. Gunther Paul J. Gunther died Nov. 24, 2006 at the age of 73. Mr. Gunther was a long time Irondequoit resident and businessman. He was the former owner of Gunther's Deli and Liquor Store, a real estate agent for the last 20 years, and a member of 7:30 Holy Cross Daily Mass Group. He is survived by his wife, Patricia; three children, Mark, Tracey (Robert) Aldridge, Todd (Claire) Gunther; four grandchildren, Jack and Elena Aldridge, Anna and Genevieve Gunther; brother, Donald (Bernice) Gunther; mother-in-law, Lea Powell; several nieces and nephews. His funeral Mass was celebrated at Holy Cross Church. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre Cemetery. Memorials may be directed to Sunset House, 3746 St. Paul Blvd., Rochester, NY, 14617, or Holy Cross Church Fund, 4492 Lake Ave., Rochester, NY, 14612. Arrangements were made by Paul W. Harris Funeral Home. | Gunther, Walter F. (I87790)
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| 23252 | Paul Michael Wegman WEGMAN, PAUL MICHAEL, age 59, passed on to his next journey in the early morning, Tuesday, August 24, 2004. With a deep love in his heart for all things theatrical, Paul advanced the development of the dramatic arts in Central Florida. There are few stages in town that didn't benefit from his presence - whether he was directing, acting or selling tickets. A true Entertainer, he performed an amazing and expansive repertoire of characters in diverse and popular plays. Paul had a fondness for Shakespeare's works, and he not only inaugurated but also performed in many seasons of the annual Shakespeare Festival. Local fans and visitors alike experienced his cutting-edge humor and lively performance art during a 25-year career with the Parliament House. Born and raised in Rochester, New York, Paul moved to Florida in the 1960's, eventually settling in Orlando. An avid reader and student, he graduated magna cum laude with a B.A. in Theater from University of Central Florida, after receiving his A.A. degree from Seminole Community College. He was a member of the Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi at UCF. He shared his knowledge and encouraged aspiring actors through his adjunct professor position at Valencia Community College. Over the years Paul received many awards and acknowledgements from local civic, charitable and theatrical organizations. He is pre-deceased by his mother, Ethel, and is survived by his father, Jules G. Wegman, Jr.; his sister Jean Marie Totten; his brother, David; nieces Shelly L. Kadas and Julie A. Totten; and his grandnieces Rebecca Borrowman, Mikayla Kadas; and other family members. In lieu of flowers, contributions are being accepted to fund the Paul M. Wegman Scholarship Fund for Actors and may be mailed in care of W. Thomas Dyer, Attorney-at- Law, 414 N. Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32803. Memorial services are planned for Saturday, October 2, at Joy Metropolitan Community Church, 2351 South Ferncreek Avenue, at 2PM on Monday, October 25, at 7PM there will be a special program presented at the Margeson Theatre at the UCF Shakespeare Festival at Loch Haven Park. A tribute program will also be presented at The Parliament House, 410 N. Orange Blossom Trail on Wednesday, September 29, at 7:30PM with a "Peter Pan- like attitude" of desiring to "never grow up". He faced each day of his life with whimsy, enthusiasm, creativeness and energy. His absence will be sorrowfully felt by so many but his memory and joy shall live on with the thousands of friends, fans and fellow Artists he touched over his years. Published in the Orlando Sentinel on 8/29/2004. | Wegman, Paul Michael (I14931)
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| 23253 | Paul Otto Kringel (Rufname Otto) wollte so gerne etwas mit Elektrik erlernen, Kommentar des Vaters: “Strippenziehen†kann jeder dumme Junge, etweder du wirst Schmied oder Schlosser. Er entschied sich für den Schlosser. Als junger Mann ist er dann auf Wanderschaft gegangen, dazu bedurfte es den Gesellenbrief und mit einem Spruch (den weiß ich aber nicht) stellte man sich bei den jeweiligen Meister vor, die Zünft hatten auch in den Städten Herbergen die billig waren. Dann war er doch als “Strippenzieher†unterwegs, aber Starkstrom “Überlandverlegung†in der Pfalz. War auch in der Fremdenlegion in Frankreich, bei Erdarbeiten, Nur weil man denen gutes Essen versprochen hatte. Nach dem 1. Weltkrieg war alles schlecht geregelt mit den Lebensmittelkarten und es gab nichts. Hat auch als Grubenschlosser im Bergwerk gearbeitet. Dann ist er auf Güter gewesen in seinem Beruf, da gab es etwas zu essen. Dann ging er zum Minensuchkommando, das wurde immer militärischer und schließlich auch von der Marine übernommen. Dann kam er nach Berlin, die Arbeitslosigkeit war in den zwanziger Jahren bis 1933 sehr groß. Zuerst hat er bei Tante Emma gewohnt und um geld zu verdienen mit ihr Kleider für die Konfektion genäht, er die Längen und die einfachen Sachen, Tante Emma die anderen Dinge und Oma die Hemdarbeiten. Dann wurde eine neue U-Bahnstrecke gebaut und er fing dort als Eisenflechter im Akkord an. Hat eine Schweinegeld verdient und es auch verlumpt. Das muss 1923-24 eventl. so gewesen sein. Dann lernte er meine Mutter kennen, die hat dann gesagt, entweder du läßt die Trinkerei oder wir sehen uns nicht mehr. Das hat geholfen so lange mein Vater lebte. Infolge arbeitet er als Schlosser, dann als Mädchen für alles in eine Chemiefabrik (das wurde gut bezahlt). Da als Schlosser sonst nichts zu verdienen war, ging er zur Rohrlegerei zuerst als Helfer, da war der Lohn viel höher als der eines Gesellen der Schlosserei. Die Firma hat ihn immer wieder eingestellt, aber dazwischen lagen auch Zeiten der Arbeitslosigkeit. 3 Tage gab es nichts und dann 12 RM die Woche, als ich geboren wurde waren es 15 RM. Er verlegte sich innerhalb dieser Firma immer mehr auf Heizungsbau. Er wurde dann von eine technischen Mitarbeiter angesprochen, der sich selbständig machen wollte, ob er nicht zu ihm kommen wolle, nicht mehr als Helfer, sondern als Monteur überwiegend Heizung, auch war mal was auf Wasser.Dort ist er dann bis zum Ende seiner Arbeitszeit, die leider durch Krankheit früher beendet war, gebleiben. Das dürfte so 1959-60 gewesen sein. Mein Vater war sehr geschickt und verstand bald alles, so habe ich davon auch viel profitieren können. 1937 wurde ein Motorrad gekauft “Solomaschineâ€, damit waren meine Eltern auch in Mannheim bei Oma und 1938 in Braunschweig. 1939 wurde eine Beiwagenmaschine gekauft, aber der Spaß währte nicht lange, da xxx “Adolf†alle Maschinen werden eingezogen. Die Solomaschine war ja für mich, als ich kleiner war, schöner, ich saß in der ersten reihe auf dem Tank. Dann ging es ab in den Beiwagen zu Mama oder dort auch mal allein. Mein Vater konnte gut Ziehharmonika spielen und auch Mundharmonika. Nur singen konnte er nicht. Das lag wohl nicht in der Familie. Im Bekanntenkreis gab es so einiges an Instrumenten, so war immer was los bei uns. Die Russen fanden die Harmonika auch schön und dann war sie weg. Mein Vater fand dann eine Geige, die hat er dann gegen eine andere Harmonika getauscht, aber die war nicht gut verarbeitet. Ãœbrigens wäre die Harmonika auch verbrannt. 1945 im April haben die Russen das Haus angesteckt, von Bomben waren wir verschont geblieben und dann noch das. Wir wohnten ja direkt am Flughafen, die andere Seite von den Gebäuden. Da haben sich die Russen so richtig eingenistet. Wir sind wie die Zigeuner von einer verlassenen Wohnung in die andere gezogen. Mein Vater hatte immer Angst um meine Mutter, da sie immer mit den Russen verhandelt hat, nicht nur zu unserem Wohle, sondern auch für andere Leute, Sie konnte Polnisch und da kommt man gut mit weiter. Zwar ist das Masurenpolnisch..viele Worte zum richtigen Polnisch sind etwas anders, aber es geht gut. Unser Haus wurde 1953 wieder aus- oder aufgebaut, so sind wir dorthin wieder zurück. Wenn mein Vater nicht so geschickt gewesen wäre und noch aus Dreck was hätte machen können, wäre es schlecht um uns bestellt gewesen. Schriftlich war es sehr gut, aber was mit der Hand zu machen war...auf Behörden und Ämter, da war Mama besser, auch das Handeln war ihre Sache. Wir hatten im Hof einen kleinen Garten, ohne Dung wächst nichts. Tausch ab 1946 “Kaffee gegen Dungâ€..Hamstern fahren, “Ähren sammelnâ€, das war damals so. Während des Krieges ging es uns sehr gut, da rollten die Pakete von Ostpreußen, so hatten wir immer gut zu essen. Nach dem Krieg ging es von Amerika, wobei mein Vater auf die Zigaretten verzichtet hat, die wurden eingetauscht. Nach dieser schlechten Zeit, hatten wir wieder ein Motorrad 750 BMW, aber alt, hatte sogar 4 Geländegänge und Rückwärtsgang, damit waren meine Eltern auch bei Oma und haben mit ihr viele schöne Ausflüge gemacht. Die Bindung Emilie und mein Vater war doch ziemlich stark, da war der Altersunterschied nicht so groß (5 Jahre). Bei den anderen waren es 11 und 13 jahre. (Margot Mantel, geb, Kringel) | Kringel, Paul Otto (I432067)
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| 23254 | Paul W. Billhartz Visitation - Sunday - January 1, 2006 from 4 PM to 8 PM Monday - January 2 from 11 AM to 12:30 PM Hempen Funeral Home - New Baden, IL Funeral Mass - Monday, January 2 at 1:00 PM St. George Catholic Church - New Baden, IL Paul W. Billhartz, 81, of Fairview Heights, Ill. died Friday, December 30, 2005 at Clinton Manor Living Center in New Baden, Ill. He was born on September 4, 1924 in New Baden son of Harry F. and Agnes L. (Griesbaum) Billhartz. He is survived by two brothers, Vincent Billhartz of New Baden, and Denis (Dorothy Salustro) Billhartz of New Baden; seven sisters, Elizabeth Haas of Mascoutah, Mary Becherer and husband Norman of Mascoutah, Margaret Reinhardt and husband Virgil of Belleville, Catherine Lanter of Mascoutah, Veronica Wright and husband Harold of Belleville, Agnes Buechler and husband Clinton of Swansea, and Mary Ann Krohne and husband James of Okawville. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers-in-law, Rich Haas and George Lanter and a nephew, Billy Buechler. Mr. Billhartz was retired from Monsanto in Sauget, Ill. He was a veteran of the United States Navy, serving during WWII in the Pacific Theatre. He was a member of St. Albert the Great Church in Fairview Heights and the American Legion Post 321 in New Baden. Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, January 2, 2006 at St. George Church in New Baden with Msgr. Donald Eichenseer officiating. Burial will follow at Resurrection Cemetery, New Baden. Friends may call from 4 p.m. until 8 p.m. on Sunday, January 1, 2006 and from 11 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. on Monday January 2, 2006 at Hempen Funeral Home in New Baden. There will be a parish prayer service at 6 PM and an American Legion service at 7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to the donor?s choice and will be received at the funeral home. Loretta A. Billhartz Visitation - Monday, May 2 from 4-9 PM Tuesday, May 3 from 8-10:45AM Hempen Funeral Home - New Baden, IL Service - Tuesday, May 3 11:15 AM St. George Catholic Church - New Baden, IL Loretta A. Billhartz, 89, of New Baden, IL, died Saturday, April 30, 2005 at Clinton Manor Living Center, New Baden, IL. She was born on Nov. 25, 1915 in Germantown, IL daughter of Joseph and Mary (Schlarmann) Schoendienst. She married Victor E. ?Vic? Billhartz, Sr. on October 20, 1937 (celebrated 67 years) in Damiansville, IL and he survives. Surviving are her children, Arnold ?Roscoe? (Nancy) Billhartz of Trenton, IL, Elaine (Charles) Reiniger of Staunton, IL, Alice (Melvin) Toennies of Damiansville, IL, Victor ?Vic? Jr. (Martha ?Marti?) Billhartz of Bowling Green, KY, Loretta Bair of New Baden, IL, Virginia ?Ginny? (Tom) Oyen of Bellingham, WA, and Teresa ?Terri? (Barry) Gross of Corpus Christi, TX; 21 Grandchildren, Karin Jansen, Kathy Billhartz, Kristine (Marty) Tebbe, Aimee (Jeff) Moynihan, Christopher (Michelle) Foppe, Marc Foppe, Tim (Melissa) Toennies, Andy Toennies and fiancée, Lisa, Jean (Tom) Docter, JoLynn (John)Wieter, Terese Toennies, Nicole (Mike) Koger, Eric (Janie) Billhartz, Carrie Billhartz, Linda Bair Flowers & fiancée Shawn, Patrick (Joni Sue) Bair, Brenda (Tony) Koverman, Johnny Bair, Jamie Dumstorff, Jessie Dumstorff and Seth Renspurger; Four Step-Grandchildren, Kimberly (Skip) Sprung, Karen (Todd) Badgley, Susan (Clark) Meadows & David Reiniger; 28 Great-Grandchildren, Megan, Allison, Haley, Abigail, Chase, Nicholas, Patrick, Christopher, Evan, Drew, Alayna, Jacob, Zachary, Joseph, Mason, Tyler, Shelby, Jacob, Colton, Colleen, Christopher, Brandon, Mary, Eli, Liam, Brittany, Sarah, & Opal; Six step Great-Grandchildren, Christine, Kyle, Kelly, Elle, Holly & Megan; Four Brothers, Andrew (Valeria) Schoendienst of O?Fallon, IL, Eugene ?Micky? (Loretta ?Toots?) Schoendienst of Germantown, IL, Albert ?Red? Schoendienst and Joe (Irene) Schoendienst all of St. Louis, MO; sisters-in-law, Lavita Schoendienst of St. Louis, MO, Stella Schoendienst of Germantown, IL, & Louise Heidemann of Germantown, IL.She was preceded in death by her parents, two children, Mary Billhartz & Joseph Billhartz; two grandchildren, Kevin Billhartz and Glenn Allen Bair; two sons-in-law, Michael Bair and Robert ?Bob? Foppe; two brothers, Elmer Schoendienst & Julius Schoendienst; Father-in-law & mother-in-law, William & Louise (Rickher) Billhartz; Brothers-in-law & Sisters-in-law, Mary Schoendienst, Wilbert & Annie Billhartz, Harry & Agnes Billhartz , Emila & George Robben, Edward & Clara Billhartz, Arnold Billhartz, Robert Billhartz, Franklin & Pauline Billhartz, Mamie & Anton Peltes, & Gus Heidemann.She was a homemaker and member of St. George Parish and Ladies Sodality, the American Legion Post 321 Auxiliary, Mascoutah Moose Auxiliary and the Daughters of Isabella Circle 718.Friends may call on Monday, May 2, 2005 from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. and Tuesday, May 3, from 8 a.m. until 10:45 a.m. at Hempen Funeral Home in New Baden, IL. There will be a prayer service at 6 p.m. and the American Legion Auxiliary will visit at 7 p.m. on Monday at the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Heartland Hospice of Fairview Heights and Clinton Manor Activity Fund.Mass of Christian burial will be held Tuesday, May 3, 2005 at 11:15 a.m. at St. George Church in New Baden, IL with Rev. Donald Blaes officiating. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery in New Baden, Il. Victor E. "Vic" Billhartz Visitation - Thursday, September 1, 2005 from 4 PM to 9 PM Friday, September 2 from 8 AM to 9:30 AM Hempen Funeral Home - New Baden, IL Funeral Mass - Friday, September 2, 2005 - 10 AM St. George Catholic Church - New Baden, IL Victor E. "Vic" Billhartz, 96, of New Baden, IL, died Tuesday, August 30, 2005 at Clinton Manor Living Center, New Baden, IL. He was born on July 16, 1909 in Lookingglass Twp., IL son of William & Louise (Rickher) Billhartz. He married Loretta Schoendienst on October 20, 1937 in Damiansville, IL and she preceded him in death on April 30, 2005. Surviving are his children, Arnold "Roscoe" (Nancy) Billhartz of Trenton, IL, Elaine (Charles) Reiniger of Staunton, IL, Alice (Melvin) Toennies of Damiansville, IL, Victor "Vic" Jr. (Martha "Marti") Billhartz of Bowling Green, KY, Loretta Bair of New Baden, IL, Virginia "Ginny" (Tom) Oyen of Bellingham, WA, and Teresa "Terri" (Barry) Gross of Corpus Christi, TX; 21 Grandchildren, Karin Jansen, Kathy (fiance Roger Mouser)Billhartz, Kristine (Marty) Tebbe, Aimee (Jeff) Moynihan, Christopher (Michelle) Foppe, Marc Foppe, Tim (Melissa) Toennies, Andy Toennies and fiancée, Lisa, Jean (Tom) Docter, JoLynn (John)Wieter, Terese Toennies, Nicole (Mike) Koger, Eric (Janie) Billhartz, Carrie Billhartz, Linda Bair Flowers & fiancée Shawn, Patrick (Joni Sue) Bair, Brenda (Tony) Koverman, Johnny Bair, Jamie Dumstorff, Jessie Dumstorff and Seth Renspurger; Four Step-Grandchildren, Kimberly (Skip) Sprung, Karen (Todd) Badgley, Susan (Clark) Meadows & David Reiniger; 28 Great-Grandchildren, Megan, Allison, Haley, Abigail, Chase, Nicholas, Patrick, Christopher, Evan, Drew, Alayna, Jacob, Zachary, Joseph, Mason, Tyler, Shelby, Jacob, Colton, Colleen, Christopher, Brandon, Mary, Eli, Liam, Brittany, Sarah, & Opal; Six step Great-Grandchildren, Christine, Kyle, Kelly, Elle, Holly & Megan; a sister, Louise Heidemann of Germantown, IL; brothers-in-law & sisters-in-law, Andrew (Valeria) Schoendienst of O?Fallon, IL, Eugene "Micky" (Loretta "Toots") Schoendienst of Germantown, IL, Albert "Red" Schoendienst and Joe (Irene) Schoendienst all of St. Louis, MO; Lavita Schoendienst of St. Louis, MO, Stella Schoendienst Jeffries of Germantown, IL. In addition to his wife and his parents, he was preceded in death by two children, Mary Billhartz & Joseph Billhartz; two grandchildren, Kevin Billhartz and Glenn Allen Bair; two sons-in-law, Michael Bair and Robert "Bob" Foppe; six brothers, Franklin Billhartz, Wilbert Billhartz, Harry Billhartz, Edward Billhartz, Arnold Billhartz, Robert Billhartz; two sisters, Emila Robben & Mamie Peltes; sisters-in-law, Annie Billhartz, Agnes Billhartz , Clara Billhartz, Pauline Billhartz, & Mary Schoendienst; brothers-in-law, Gus Heidemann, George Robben & Anton Peltes, Elmer Schoendienst & Julius Schoendienst; Father-in-law & mother-in-law, Joseph and Mary (Schlarmann) Schoendienst. He was a retired farmer & worked at Maria DeVilla in St. Louis, was a member of St. George Parish and Men?s Club in New Baden, Honorary Member Knights of Columbus, Mascoutah Moose Lodge, Clinton County Farm Bureau, & Laborers Local 459, Belleville. Mass of Christian Burial will be held Friday, September 2, 2005 at 10:00 a.m. at St. George Church in New Baden, IL with Rev. Donald Blaes officiating. Burial will follow in Resurrection Cemetery in New Baden, IL. Friends may call on Thursday, September 1, 2005 from 4 p.m. until 9 p.m. and Friday, September 2, from 8 a.m. until 9:30 a.m. at Hempen Funeral Home in New Baden, IL. There will be a prayer service at 6 p.m. on Thursday at the funeral home. | Billhartz, Henry F. (I43190)
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| 23255 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ottenbacher, Paulette (I184712)
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| 23256 | Pauline Keally KEALLY PAULINE G. Pauline G. Keally, 98, of Wheeling, WV, formerly of Finleyville, died Monday, January 12, 2009, in Good Shepherd Nursing Home in Wheeling. She was born May 16, 1910 in Pittsburgh; a daughter of Paul and Rose Mansmann Hughes. Mrs. Keally was retired as a legal secretary for the late Frank Bolte, an attorney in Library, PA. She was a member of St. Francis of Assisi Church in Finleyville and St. Francis Ladies of Charity and was the founder and President of the Board of the former Finleyville Area Library. Surviving are her son, Charles T. "Tom" Keally of Japan; two daughters, Kathleen Voigt of Claysville and Jean M. Mayes of South Africa; five grandchildren and six great- grandchildren. Deceased is her husband, Walter Keally, who died in 1995. Friends will be received from 2-5 pm Thursday at KEGEL FUNERAL HOME, INC., Tim P. Kegel, supervisor, 3560 Washington Avenue in Finleyville. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 10 am Friday, January 16, 2009 at St. Francis Church, Finleyville, with Reverend Robert J. Boyle as celebrant. Private interment in Jefferson Memorial Park, Pleasant Hills. Memorial contributions can be made to St. Francis Ladies of Charity, 3609 Washington Avenue, Finleyville, PA 15332. Send condolences at post-gazette.com/gb | Mansmann, Rosemary (I95179)
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| 23257 | Peo Entries: 122 Updated: Sat Aug 25 19:07:08 2001 Contact: Steven Pratersch srpratersch@juno.com CENSUS: 1930: Name: Howard Peo Age: 31 years Estimated birth year: 1898 Birthplace: New York Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Rochester, Monroe, New York Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Rochester, Monroe, New York; Roll: T626_1454; Page: 12B; Enumeration District: 116; Image: 0260. Social Security Death Index Name: Lois Peo SSN: 105-32-3149 Last Residence: 14617 Rochester, Monroe, New York, United States of America Born: 2 Nov 1891 Died: Aug 1969 State (Year) SSN issued: New York (1957-1959 ) | Aspenleiter, Lois (I10877)
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| 23258 | Peo Entries: 122 Updated: Sat Aug 25 19:07:08 2001 srpratersch@juno.com Rochester, New York Directory, 1888-91 Name: Valentine O. Aspenleiter Location 1: 120 Mill Location 2: boards 192 Scio Occupation: foreman Year: 1888, 1889 City: Rochester State: NY CENSUS: 1900: no children Name: Valentine Aspenleiter Home in 1900: Rochester Ward 7, Monroe, New York Age: 38 Estimated birth year: 1862 Birthplace: New York Race: White Relationship to head-of-house: Head Image source: Year: 1900; Census Place: Rochester Ward 7, Monroe, New York; Roll: T623 1074; Page: 18A; Enumeration District: 56. CENSUS: 1910: Name: Valentine O Aspenleiter Age in 1910: 48 Estimated Birth Year: 1861 Birthplace: New York Home in 1910: 16-WD ROCHESTER, MONROE, New York Race: White Gender: Male Series: T624 Roll: 991 Part: 1 Page: 205A Year: 1910 CENSUS: 1920: Name: Valentine A Aspenleiter Age: 57 years Estimated birth year: 1862 Birthplace: New York Race: White Home in 1920: Rochester, Monroe, New York Roll: T625_1123 Page: 2B ED: 159 Image: 0650 CENSUS: 1930: Name: Valentine Aspenleiter Age: 68 years Estimated birth year: 1861 Birthplace: New York Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Rochester, Monroe, New York Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Rochester, Monroe, New York; Roll: T626_1451; Page: 1A; Enumeration District: 91; Image: 0692. | Aspenleiter, Valentine O. (I10900)
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| 23259 | Per Lydia Fae Fyock: My mother was born before Nellie married Mose. I called him Granddad and he treated us as his grandchildren. I don't know who knows that he is not my blood grandfather. I understand that he adopted my mother. I don't know when and I think it is in Clearfield court house. I never put it down, as some of my mom's siblings never knew she was not his child until he died. I don't know much of what they did or didn't think about it as I was not in the room when his will was read. Some relativies do not know this. I do not know who mom's real father was. Aunt pearl told me one time for some reason, but I didn't make a big deal of it and write it down and now I don't remember. My mother told me that the fellow paid Nellie's father some money and that was it. That is the way it was done sometimes in those days. | Lydick, Effie Blanche (I145151)
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| 23260 | Pesotum, Jan 29 - A pretty wedding was solemnized at 8 o'clock Tuesday morning in St. mary's Catholic Church, Crittenden, when Miss Barbara marie Rund, daughter of Will Rund, Crittenden became the bride of Joseph M. Hettinger, son of Mr and Mrs. Mike Hettinger, Pesotum. Rev. Father Zwart, pastor of the church, read the single ring ceremony in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride was attended by her sisters, Miss Christina Rund and Miss Bernadine Hettinger, sister of the bridegroom. Edwin Hettinger served as his brother's best man and Anthony Rund, groomsman. Little Eileen Hettinger and Theresa Smith were flower girls. Benjamin Rund and Michael Hettinger served as acolytes. St. Cecelia's choir sang "The Guardian Angel Mass," As the wedding march was played the bridal party entered the church, the procession being led by the flower girls. The bride was attired in a gown of white silk lace trimmed with rhinestones. Her becoming lace cap, which was wore, was caught with rhinestones and her tulle veil was full length and edged with lace. She carried a shower bouquet of white roses and sweet peas. Miss Rund wore a dress of pink taffeta trimmed with rhinestones and carried a bouquet of Spring flowers. Miss Hettinger's dress was of orchid taffeta and she also carried Spring flowers. Both wore tiaras of rhinestones and silver slippers. Eileen Hettinger wore yellow taffeta and Theresa Smith light blue taffeta and both carried baskets filled with jonquils, snap dragons and sweet peas. Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's father to the immediate family. A three tiered wedding cake topped with miniature bride and groom formed the centerpiece for the bridal table. In the evening a wedding dance was given for the couple at St. Mary's hall after which they left on a short wedding trip. | Family (F66638)
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| 23261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Family (F66636)
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| 23262 | PETER BOHL., a pioneer real-estate and insurance agent, at No. 623 J street, Sacramento, is one of the most substantial citizens of the state, inheriting as he does the highest qualities of the German-American character. His father, George Bohl, was a Bavarian by birth, and came with his family to this country in the early days, settling first in Pennsylvania and afterward in Cincinnati, Ohio, where the subject of this sketch was born, October 23, 1830, the fourth of five sons and the first American born in the family. Subsequently the father moved to Brown county, near Georgetown, on a farm, where he reared his family, and finally to Covington, Ky., where he died at the advanced age of eighty-eight years. It is a conspicuous fact that a large proportion - perhaps the largest proportion ? of men who achieve success in life and born and reared upon farms, spending their early life only amid rural scenes. Mr. Bohl was twenty years of age when he left the farm and started out in commercial life for himself, engaging at Peoria, Ill., as a clerk in a mercantile house. An older brother having come to California and 1851, and located in Sacramento as a baker and afterward as a merchant, Mr. Bohl followed his example arriving February 6, 1853. Embarking on the Oregon, at Panama, he had a narrow escape from yellow fever, which prevailed on board. Arriving in San Francisco, February 5, he came at once to Sacramento, clerked a few months for his brother, and then bought an interest in a stable and hay yard on J street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, known as the Central hay yard. Shortly afterward he purchased his brother?s interest in the bakery, and was engaged there for the period of eight years. For the next five years, he was a dealer in groceries and grain. Early in 1871 he embarked in the real-estate and insurance business, associated with the house of W. P. Coleman, the banker, and in this relation he operated up to the death of the latter in 1902, when the business was sold. Mr. Bohl has been identified with the Methodist Episcopal Church for thirty-eight years, during which time he has occupied many positions of trust and responsibility, leading in all local measures of the church for the advancement of Christianity. First, in 1867, he was elected steward and trustee; subsequently, in 1876, he was a delegate to the general conference of his church held in Baltimore, Md., during which session he also visited the Centennial Exhibition at Philadelphia; and he was an alternate to the general conference of May, 1888, held in New York City. He was active in the establishment of the Young Men?s Christian Association in Sacramento. For twenty years he held a trusteeship in the University of the Pacific at College Park, in Santa Clara county, but resigned about 1900, having been re-elected every four years. This institution of learning has grown to large proportions, so that it now contains between four and five hundred students, and has magnificent buildings, including an observatory with all its appliances. The money used for the erection of all of these magnificent buildings was donated by liberal and generous-hearted men and women. It is now the most extensive institution of Christian education of this coast. The marriage of Mr. Bohl was solemnized July 30, 1855, at Sacramento, uniting him with Miss Julia Hauck, a native of Germany. July 30, 1905, was memorable as their golden wedding anniversary, which comparatively few couples live to enjoy. Both Mr. and Mrs. Bohl are hale and hearty and have a host of friends and well-wishers. Three children blessed their union: Amelia C., who is well known in the musical world of California, now living at home; Laura J., Mrs. A.B. Plucker, of Tacoma, Wash., and Lizzie Eveline, who died at the age of eleven years, in 1885. The family residence of N street, opposite the state capitol, is one of the most commodious and tasteful homes in the city. Politically, Mr. Bohl is a Republican, though he has never taken an active part in the deliberations of his party. Transcribed by Kathy Porter.Source: ?History of the State of California and Biographical Record of the Sacramento Valley, California? by J. M. Guinn. Page 643. Chapman Publishing Co., Chicago 1906. | Bohl, Peter (I198316)
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| 23263 | Pfälzische Biographien: Dr. Willi Alwens 10.Ehrenteller Bd.Nr. 8, S.68, XII A 8.71 P, 14991 Pfälzische Biographien: Dr. Willi Alwens Nachruf Bd.~ 10, ~68, XII A 10.18 P, 15017 | Alwens, Dr. Willi (I55654)
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| 23264 | Pfarrer und Dekan | Büngeler, Josef (I9021)
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| 23265 | pg. 280 on film 367672 | Müllecker, Andreas (I2409)
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| 23266 | Philip A. Ballensky, 47, died May 19, 1995 in a West Jordan hospital. Born October 6, 1947 in Los Angeles, California to Theodore Verl and Carol Ann Freeman Ballensky. Philip was employed by Litton systems for 19 years.A loving father to two beautiful daughters, Cari and Cami, who survive him. Also survived by his mother, Carol Ann; and a brother, Robert Ballensky. Funeral services and burial will be in Canoga Park, California, under the direction of Pierce Brothers Praiswater Mortuary. | Ballensky, Phillip Alan (I389126)
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| 23267 | Philip Adam Kuntz surname changed in 1950's to KANE | Kuntz, Phillip Adam (I315982)
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| 23268 | Philip, born 1 April 1914, Addison (birth record #14718) married 24 June 1952 in Addison (marriage record #17831) to Dorothy Weber, daughter of Joseph and Ida (Frings) Weber, born 14 Oct 1924. 3 children | Zingsheim, Philip Wendelin (I13358)
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| 23269 | Philipp's father, Adam KUNZ, was a witness to his marriage. | Family (F12455)
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| 23270 | Philippy Family Entries: 741 Updated: Sun Aug 26 00:19:50 2001 Contact: Barry Philippy philippy@lakesnet.net Kerri Family Entries: 2745 Updated: 2005-04-11 22:58:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: kerri brostrom brostromkerri@quest.net Father: Henry Gerhard LENZEN b: 29 MAY 1873 in Dahlgren Twp.,Carver Co.,Minnesota Mother: Margaret LENZEN b: 1874 in Carver Co,MN http://www.carvercountyhistoricalsociety.org/newspaper/search.php?SearchText=allmann&Start=61 Allmann, Lydia Library's "Girl Friday" to retire Waconia Patriot Mar 29, 1979 Allmann, Lydia M Obituary Waconia Patriot Jul 7, 1994 10 Allmann, Lydia M Obituary Norwood Young America Times Jul 7, 1994 12 Allmann, Lydia M Obituary Waconia Patriot Jul 14, 1994 10 Allmann, Lydia M Obituary Carver County News Jul 14, 1994 6 Allmann, Lydia M Obituary Norwood Young America Times Jul 14, 1994 CENSUS: 1930: Name: Lydia Allmann Age: 24 Estimated birth year: abt 1906 Relation to head-of-house: Wife Spouse's Name: Raymond B Allmann Home in 1930: Waconia, Carver, Minnesota Image source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Waconia, Carver, Minnesota; Roll: 1082; Page: ; Enumeration District: 19; Image: 276.0. Social Security Death Index Name: Lydia Allmann SSN: 476-07-1661 Last Residence: 55387 Waconia, Carver, Minnesota, United States of America Born: 12 May 1905 Last Benefit: 55387 Waconia, Carver, Minnesota, United States of America Died: Jul 1994 State (Year) SSN issued: Minnesota (Before 1951 ) Minnesota Death Index, 1908-2002 Name: LYDIA M. ALLMANN Birth Date: 05/12/1905 00:00:00 Death Date: 07/04/1994 00:00:00 Death Place: CARVER State File Number: 017946 Mother's Maiden Name: LENZEN http://www.pressenter.com/~gregboe/waconia_township24.htm Lydia Allmann 1905-1994 | Lenzen, Lydia M. (I14221)
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| 23271 | PHILLIP J. GOEHRING A successful vineyardist who is residing on his fifty-acre vineyard home, located a mile and a half southeast of Victor, is Phillip J. Goehring, a self-made man, whose success has come to him entirely through his own labor and carefully directed efforts. He was born in McIntosh County, North Dakota, on July 9, 1892, a son of John and Elizabeth (Bertsch) Goehring, the former coming to America from Neudorf, south Russia, his birthplace, and the latter a native of Bergdorf, south Russia. His father passed away in North Dakota about twenty years ago, while the mother still resides there. They were the parents of eight children: John, Jacob, Christina and Fred, Gottlieb, Phillip J., or subject, Maggie and Martin. The education of Phillip J. Goehring was limited to about five months, and he was obliged to assume his share of the farm work. Shortly after becoming of age, he began to earn his own way, and went to Idaho where he homesteaded 320 acres of land on which he raised grain and stock for four years. Mr. Goehring’s first marriage occurred while living in Idaho, on February 4, 1914, and united him with Miss Martha Bertsch. She passed away in Idaho in 1916. In January, 1917, Mr. Goehring made a trip to Lodi, California, where he was married to Miss Christine Knoll, born in Russia, a daughter of Jacob Knoll. He father came to California about fifteen years ago from South Dakota and settled at Victor, where he purchased a vineyard and had added to it from time to time until he is now one of the wealthiest citizens of San Joaquin County. After their marriage the young couple returned to Mr. Knoll’s ranch in Idaho and continued farming until the early fall of 1917, when they returned to Lodi to locate. He traded his ranch of ten acres, his present vineyard home, and since then he has added by purchase 30 acres more, and Mrs. Goehring received gift of ten acres from her father, all devoted to vineyard and alfalfa. In April, 1921, Mr. Goehring purchased forty-nine acres at the intersection of the Cherokee and Lockeford roads, which was an old almond orchard, with the exception of ten acres in prunes. Mr. Goehring decided to take out all the almond trees and planted vines, but left the prune orchard. Soon after buying this tract, he sold five acres for $2,000 per acre, which left forty-four acres, thirty of which are planted to Tokay grapes. So now he owns and operates ninety-four acres. Mr. and Mrs. Goehring are the parents of five children: Emma, Reuben, Levi, Elsie and Elmer are twins. He is a Republican in politics; he and his family are members of the First German Baptist Church of Lodi. Transcribed by V. Gerald Iaquinta. Source: Tinkham, George H., History of San Joaquin County, California , Page 1530. Los Angeles, Calif.: Historic Record Co., 1923. | Goehring, Phillip John (I259676)
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| 23272 | PHOTO: For photo from their 50th wedding anniverary, see Times Picayune,2/12/1976. | Family (F8782)
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| 23273 | Pierre Meisch was engaged to Ida Bayer before leaving for war. His mother would not allow them to be married until he returned. Killed in the Lost Battalion at the end of WW1 108th infantry sniper World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918 Name: Pierce C Meisch City: Not Stated County: Monroe State: New York Birthplace: New York;United States of America Birth Date: Oct 15 1892 Race: White Roll: 1753844 DraftBoard: 1 Veteran burials in part of the East Division of Holy Sepulchre Cemetery (Sections 1 - 8, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25, 26 and 27 of the East Division) Rochester, NY Name Meisch, Pierre C. Burial location Sec. 3, East Div., lot 59 Division 5 Enlisted Feb. 24, 1918 Spencerport, NY Rank Private Unit Co. B, 308th Infantry; WWI Discharged Oct. 13, 1918 died in service Died Oct. 13, 1918 aged 26 Type of tombstone Legion marker & private | Meisch, Pvt Pierre C. (I6945)
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| 23274 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Plamondon, Hal (I207136)
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| 23275 | played the Glockenspiel | Menkel, Genevieve Carmen (I161795)
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| 23276 | Plumley/Taylor Family's Entries: 81278 Updated: Tue Mar 16 09:27:30 2004 Contact: Janet K Taylor-Carusi mjanet@moment.net CENSUS: 1930: Name: Laurene N Hoffman Age: 29 Estimated birth year: 1900 Relation to Head-of-house: Wife Home in 1930: Monroe, Monroe, Michigan Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Monroe, Monroe, Michigan; Roll: 1013; Page: ; Enumeration District: 31; Image: 383.0. Michigan Deaths, 1971-1996 Name: Laurena M HOFFMAN Birth Date: 04 October 00 Death Date: 29 06 77 Gender: Female Residence: Monroe, Monroe, Michigan | Lewis, Laurena Mary (I11079)
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| 23277 | POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED THIS WEEK Miss Margaret Johannes Becomes the Bride of Philip Hefter A very pretty wedding was solemnized Tuesday forenoon at St. Mathias' church at Nabob, when Miss Margaret Johannes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Johannes of Cedar Lake, became the bride of Philip Hefter, son of Mrs. Catherine Hefter of Nenno. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Lauer, and took place at 9:30 o'clock. The bride was attired in a beautiful gown of white Swiss taffeta, trimmed with pearls. She wore a long tulle veil, beautifully embroidered, which was formed into a helmet and caught with lilies of the valley. Miss Clara Johannes, a sister of the bride, and Raymond Hefter, a brother of the groom, were the attendants. Miss Johannes wore a very pretty gown of pink Japanese silk, trimmed with white lace, and a picture hat to match. She carried a bouquet of white carnations and pink sweet peas. The little Misses Dolores Bingenheimer of this city and Virginia Wenska of Detroit, Mich., both nieces of the bride, were flower girls. Both little girls wore pretty dresses of white embroidery, and carried bouquets of pink carnations and white snowballs. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents at Cedar Lake, at which a large number of relatives were entertained throughout the day. The following morning the young couple left on a wedding trip to Chicago, where they spent several days. They will be at home to their friends after June 16th, at their future home at Allenton, where the groom follows the occupation of a carpenter. The bride is very well known in this city, having spent a great deal of time here with her sister, Mrs. J. H. Bingenheimer. She was employed at the Schwiz Paper Box factory for about a year, leaving here a number of months ago, to return to her home. During her stay in Hartford, Miss Johannes made a great many friends, by whom she is well liked and respected. She is a charming young lady to meet, and makes a host of friends wherever she goes. Before coming to Hartford, Miss Johannes conducted a dressmaking establishment at Allenton, and also has many friends there, as well as in the vincinity of her home. The groom is also quite well known in Hartford, having visited here at various time. He is a highly respected, industrious young man, with a host of friends here and at home. He has followed the occupation of a carpenter for a number of years, and is considered a very reliable young man. The Press wishes to join the many friends and relatives of the happy young couple in wishing them many years of wedded happiness, and in extending heartiest congratulations. | Family (F6656)
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| 23278 | POSSIBLY BURIED WITH HENRY HARRY WEATHERHOLT AT ST PATRICKS CEM, MONROE,MI. ONLY LIVED FOR 2 YEARS. | Laduke, Theodore (I8183)
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| 23279 | Posted By: Toni Email: tlbritton@sbcglobal.net Subject: RINCK, Germany, Indiana Post Date: December 27, 1999 at 13:31:12 Message URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/rinck/messages/4.html Forum: Rinck Family Genealogy Forum Forum URL: http://genforum.genealogy.com/rinck/ have back to Nikolas Ring/Rinck, spelled both ways on different church records, b. 1705, d. 1786, Munchweiler, Pfalz, Germany, burried, Silz, Germany. Have many descendants and would be glad to share information with anyone who may have this line. My 3xgreat grandfather, George Jacob Rinck was b. 1820, in Pfalz, Germany and came to the US in 1836, m. 1840 to Catherine Klein and settled in Elkhart Co., IND. RECORDS: Familienregister zu den Kirchenbüchern der katholischen Pfarrei Gossersweiler 1732 - 1800 von Alfons Helfrich, Bernhard Braun, Emil Bernhard Band 1, Seite 184,226 | Rinck, Johannes Nikolaus (I19943)
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| 23280 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Boening, Dorothy (I194246)
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| 23281 | Posted by: Steven Pratersch Date: January 02, 2002 at 14:13:08In Reply to: Galway Co., Ireland to Rochester, NY <77.html> by David WIlson David, came across your message in this forum searching for Behan family. All I can offer is that my Great-grandmother was Margaret Behan 1859-1925, she married Joseph Aspenleiter and as far as I know both were born in Rochester, NY. and lived there throughout their lives. | Behan, Margaret A. (I10876)
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| 23282 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Voechting, Mae A. (I58774)
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| 23283 | Posted on: Pettis Co Query Forum Reply Here: http://cgi.rootsweb.com/~genbbs/genbbs.cgi/USA/Mo/Pettis/11065 Surname: NIHART, NIEHART, NEIHART, BURKS, SMITH, WHITFIELD ------------------------- I am lookingf for Alvina Nihart (Neihart/Niehart) b. Oct 24, 1873 in Pettis County, Missouri. Her brother Frederick married Anna Whitfield that same year in Pettis. Alvina and family then moved to Pana, Christian County, Illinois. Alvina married John Burks Dec 10, 1890 in Pana. They dissappear then. I did find a record of a Charles Russel Burks who was born 1905 in Wyoming and died in Los Angeles. Parent's surnames were Nihart and Burks. I also found Alvina in Los Angeles who died Aug 19, 1949.She shows a surname of Smith. I know this is Alvian becuase parent's surnames are Pfifer and Nihart. Alvian was the daughter of Frederick H Neihart and Barbara Pfeifer. Alvina must have remarried a Smith.Do not know who this Smith is at this time. I am working on getting her obit. | Neihart, Alvina B. (I77674)
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| 23284 | Prälat Stiftungsgründer 1965 begann der Pfarrer von St. Elisabeth Pirmasens, Heinrich Kimmle, seine Arbeit mit behinderten Kindern. Aus seinem Wirken ist die gesamte Einrichtung der Caritas Kinderhilfe hervorgegangen. Geboren am 24.06.1914 in Birkenhördt, kehrte er als Hauptmann aus dem 2. Weltkrieg zurück. Mit 31 Jahren begann er das Theologiestudium und wurde mit 37 Jahren zum Priester geweiht. Nach seiner Kaplanszeit in Rülzheim wurde er 1955 Expositus und 1957 Pfarrer in St. Elisabeth, Pirmasens. Das rasche Wachsen seiner Arbeit mit behinderten Menschen führte 1973 zur Errichtung der Stiftung Caritas Kinderhilfe. Mit restlosem Einsatz stand er bis 1994 als Stiftungsratsvorsitzender an der Spitze der Einrichtung. Bereits 1975 verlieh ihm Oberbürgermeister Karl Reinwald die Stadtehrenplakette in Gold, 1979 erhielt er von Landrat Dr. Uelhoff den Ehrenbecher des Landkreises Südwestpfalz, 1985 zeichnete ihn Ministerpräsident Dr. Bernhard Vogel mit dem Verdienstorden des Landes Rheinland-Pfalz aus. Bischof Dr. Anton Schlembach verlieh ihm 1990 den Ehrentitel Prälat. Er selbst schreibt: ?Alle diese Ehrungen gelten insbesondere meinen Mitarbeiterinnen und Mitarbeitern, den Behinderten und ihren Eltern. Das große Werk, Caritas Kinderhilfe, konnte nur so fruchtbringend gedeihen durch harmonische Zusammenarbeit aller und durch vertrauensvolles Miteinander.? Er starb am 24.07.2000. Zu seinem Tod schreibt der Oberbürgermeister der Stadt Pirmasens, Josef Krekeler: ? Heinrich Kimmle war eine herausragende Persönlichkeit, die in beispielhafter Weise die christliche Nächstenliebe zu geben und zu leben verstand. Insbesondere die behinderten Menschen fanden in ihm einen liebevollen und fürsorglichen Förderer der mit großem Verständnis auf sie einging und ihr Leben bereicherte. Wir haben mit ihm einen großartigen Menschen verloren.? ´ Am 1.8.2007 wurde die Caritas Kinderhilfe Pirmasens in Heinrich Kimmle Stiftung Pirmasens umbenannt, um das Werk von Prälat Heinrich Kimmle zu ehren und zu würdigen. | Kimmle, Pfarrer Heinrich Georg (I9153)
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| 23285 | Präsident des Verwaltungsgerichts | Hautmann, Karl (I9571)
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| 23287 | Probably named after her aunt Lina Knoetgen and her mother Maria. Caroline (Carrie) Trapschuh Hollander came to the United States with her parents. It took nine weeks to cross the ocean and the food ran out towards the end of the trip. She told her family that she remembered people becoming very ill on the voyage and many dying along the way. She told later generations that, to keep alive, they survived by eating potato peelings. Although only four years old when she came to America, the experience left a lasting impression on her. The family eventually settled in Milwaukee, which was considered wilderness area at the time and the city was separated into two separate communities. Carrie was acquainted with Solomon Juneau (the founder of one of the two incompatible communities) and used to tell interesting stories about him, though none of those survived her. She was a pioneer of Milwaukee and related how, when the family visited neighbors in the evening, they took a lantern with them to light the way. | Trappschuh, Karolina Maria (I218411)
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| 23288 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pieter, Prof. Dr. Andrea (I364474)
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| 23289 | Professor Andrew Gerstle | Staff | SOAS Univers... Professor Clarence Gerstle BA(Columbia) MA(Waseda) PHD(Harvard) Japanese literature, drama and thought, primarily of the Tokugawa period, with particular interest in Bunraku and Kabuki theatre and the plays of Chikamatsu | SOAS University of London | Gerstle, Clarence Andrew (I224089)
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| 23290 | Proposed Change: Anna M. Weis (I40744) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I40744&tree=Suedpfalz Description: NB: City of Rochester Archives and Records Center sez, Anna's mother's maiden name GROB! Mariner\'s Knoll Genealogy, USA marinersknoll@marinersknoll.org | Weis, Anna M. (I40744)
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| 23291 | Proposed Change: Anna Maria Bouchard (I40545) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Description: Anna Maria Bouchard (Sibylla) was born 9 Jul 1831 (source: Billigheim Catholic church records) She married Johann Rauber (brother of Maria Theresia's husband, Jacob) 11 May 1854 in Rochester, New York (source: marriage records, St. Joseph's Catholic church, Rochester) She died 25 Jan 1908 in Rochester (source: Rochester Democrat and Chronicle) Cheers, Joan R. Joan Rebholz jurebholz@comcast.net | Family (F19112)
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| 23292 | Proposed Change: Family: Dauenhauer/Mohr (F11475) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://www.birkenhoerdt.net/familygroup.php?familyID=F11475&tree=Suedpfalz Description: Editing continues! Source: LDS unrecorded. Add child: Katharina DAUENHAUER b. 20 Apr 1687 Dahn d. 23 Jun 1753 Fischbach, Pfalz Another child of the same parents from LDS IGI: "Joannes" DAUENHAUER d. 7 Sep 1760 Dahn (No birth date.) | Dauenhauer, Simon (I23672)
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| 23293 | Proposed Change: Family: Thierheimer/Taub (F19040) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Description: Adolf Thierheimer's father was Ignatz Thierheimer. Linda Bell suekidog@gmail.com | Thierheimer, Adolf (I52195)
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| 23294 | Proposed Change: Ferdinand Bosold (I176547) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://www.birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I176547&tree=Suedpfalz Description: Johannes Bosold Year: 1846 Place: America Source Publication Code: 170.16 Primary Immigrant: Bosold, Johannes Adam Annotation: Hessian Immigrants: Index to Family Names. Book II: Immigrants from Hesse-Kassel 1840-1850. Date and port of arrival. Hometown, assets, occupation, and code of dossier may also be provided. Source Bibliography: AUERBACH, INGE. Hessische Auswanderer (Hesaus): Index nach Familiennamen: Bd. II: Auswanderer aus Hessen-Kassel, 1840-1850. Marburg: Archivschule Marburg, 1988. 517p. (Veroeffentlichungen der Archivschule Marburg, Nr. 12) Page: 63 Johannes Bosold Adam... Married...Frau Mary Elizabeth Helfenbein b. 1825 Maria Elisabeth Helfenbein Year: 1846 Place: America Source Publication Code: 170.16 Primary Immigrant: Helfenbein, Maria Elisabeth Annotation: Hessian Immigrants: Index to Family Names. Book II: Immigrants from Hesse-Kassel 1840-1850. Date and port of arrival. Hometown, assets, occupation, and code of dossier may also be provided. Source Bibliography: AUERBACH, INGE. Hessische Auswanderer (Hesaus): Index nach Familiennamen: Bd. II: Auswanderer aus Hessen-Kassel, 1840-1850. Marburg: Archivschule Marburg, 1988. 517p. (Veroeffentlichungen der Archivschule Marburg, Nr. 12) Page: 186 moved from Fulda, Ohio to Little Rock Iowa also found in Fulda Ohio censes 1880 William Vogler wa3jdq@aol.com | Bosold, Ferdinand (I176547)
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| 23295 | Proposed Change: Franklin E. Hendershot (I113124) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://www.birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I113124&tree=Suedpfalz Description: He and Eliz. have two children and are living in Montana with other people: 1920 Montana Census: Household Gender Age Fred H Childs M 40y Anna Childs F 28y Roy F Childs M 10y Woodrow W Childs M 7y Frank Hendershot M 26y Elizabeth G Hendershot F 26y Grace V Hendershot F 1y9m Dorthy A Hendershot F 3m | Hendershot, Franklin Everett (I113124)
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| 23296 | Proposed Change: Georg Eberle (I18638) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Rhine Palatinate Description: Georg Eberle was born 1853, wife Katharina Lerner was born abt 1855, both in Rastadt, Beresan, Ukraine, Russia Harvey Eberle hebe1@sasktel.net | Eberle, Georg (I18637)
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| 23297 | Proposed Change: Georg Mayer (I3172) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I3172&tree=Suedpfalz Description: Hallo, Könnte Georg MAYER ein Bruder sein von Georg Anton MAYER geboren auch in Clausen I 59389 ? Seine Tochter Juliane F23084 hat Nachkommen, könnte ich mit Ihnen Kontakt bekommen ? Tschuss, Cathie GAUDIOT Cathie gaudiot@evc.net | Mayer, Julianna (I59397)
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| 23298 | Proposed Change: George A. Hammer (I13776) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I13776&tree=Suedpfalz Description: 1900 Ohio census also shows a son: Irvin (Jan 1900) http://pilot.familysearch.org/recordsearch/start.html#searchType=standard;searchId=109062859374307890000;eventPlace=Ohio%2C%20United%20States;collectionId=1325221;surname=hammer;p=recordResults;givenName=george%20a;placeId=43 claire rassman deloon2000@aol.com | Hammer, George Andrew (I13776)
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| 23299 | Proposed Change: Jane Unknown (I100779) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://www.birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I100779&tree=Suedpfalz Description: Left this Out! BONUS INFO! Parents: Jacob Van Fossen Birth: 1838 (Place Unknown) Died: 1891 (Place Unknown) Buried: Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Stock, Noble County, Ohio, USA Jacob is here; http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=41319230 Adaline Swain Van Fossen Birth: 10 Jun 1842 (Place Unknown) Died: 13 Mar 1911 (Place Unknown) Buried: Mt. Tabor Cemetery, Stock, Noble County, Ohio, USA Adaline is here; www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=41319257 | Van Fossen, Eliza Jane (I100779)
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| 23300 | Proposed Change: Johann Gantz (I21770) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Rhine Palatinate Description: Johann Gantz was born abt 1820 in Speier, Beresan, Ukraine, Russia not in Rastadt. Elisabeth Eberle was born in Rastadt, Beresan, Ukraine, Russia (believe you show as Rastatt?) Harvey Eberle hebe1@sasktel.net Harvey Eberle Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan, Canada: | Gantz, Johann (I21769)
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