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| 4101 | BIOGRAPHY: Ted White: Sponsors at birth: Henry Richter and Mary Richter. BIOGRAPHY: Submitter: Leon Ebert Subject: Related to Johanne Matzke < Message: Continuing: Ernestine Matzke and Frederick Krueger had 8 children: 1)Otto 1893-1966 married to Freda Fenske, they had six children. He then married Mamie Mullen Koenig 2)John Krueger 1894-1976 married to Elsie Hafeman, four children. 3) Elsie Henrietta 1896-1981 married to Henry Rudolph Wegman, two children 4) Rudolph 1898-1969 married to Alice Perverosta 5) Ervin Krueger 1900-1970 married to mae Schmiling. three children. 6) Leone (Twin) 1905- died at 3 months. 7) Lillian 1905 (still living - My Mother) married to Herbert P. Ebert. Six children 8) Myrton Krueger 1914- still living in Sturgeon Bay, WI. Hope this helps and would appreicate you sharing any additional info you have. Would like to know if you are related and also hope Linda Matzke sees this message. Is she related? Thanks! | Wegman, Henry Rudolph (I8317)
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| 4102 | BIOGRAPHY: Ted White: twin with William unmarried | Wegman, Kathryn C. (I4577)
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| 4103 | BIOGRAPHY: Ted White: white@sbri.org Occupation: salesman - building supplies CENSUS: 1920: Name: John D Finneran Age: 32 years Estimated birth year: 1887 Birthplace: New York Race: White Home in 1920: Rochester, Monroe, New York Roll: T625_1125 Page: 9B ED: 225 Image: 0255 CENSUS: 1930: Name: John D Finneran Age: 43 Estimated birth year: 1886 Birthplace: New York Relation to Head-of-house: Head Race: White Home in 1930: Pittsford, Monroe, New York Occupation: manager Rent/home value: $16000 Age at first marriage: 27 Parents' birthplace: New York Image Source: Year: 1930; Census Place: Pittsford, Monroe, New York; Roll: T626_1448; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 250; Image: 0215. | Finneran, John Daniel (I8320)
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| 4104 | BIOGRAPHY: Ted White: white@sbri.org Sponsor at baptism: Anna Maria Minges. | Wegman, Caroline M. (I5271)
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| 4105 | BIOGRAPHY: thallman144 Newburgh, New York, USA Personal Info Gender: Male Age Group: 60+ Education: Graduate Degree Employment: Full-time Occupation: Professional Languages: English Lineage: Northern European Family History Experience Experience Level: Beginner Public Family Trees Hallman_Taylor08 152 People 53 Records 13 Photos BIOGRAPHY: http://www.usgennet.org/usa/nd/county/mcintosh/bios-5.htm#J1 JOHN JENNER About to become of military age, Mr. Jenner, along with others, decided to try his fortunes in the much talked of and advertised America. He traveled by ship and train disembarking at Eureka, S. D., arriving in McIntosh County April 23, 1889. John Jenner was born November 28, 1872 in Bergdorf, South Russia, a son of John and Rosa (nee Hoffman) Jenner and is a member of the Lutheran Church. After coming to McIntosh County Mr. Jenner worked a year for John Klipfel and three years for George Wiles. These first few years Mr. Jenner says, were among his early hardships and no doubt he considered it quite hard work, trying to plow with an ox team, and not yet 20 years old. He also recalls that the first few years he spent in McIntosh County were very dry and the winters quite severe. Mr. Jenner was united in marriage to Rosa Bender on April 9, 1895, by Rev. Reinhart, and to them were born nine children; namely, Lydia, (now Mrs. Andrew Schauer) born September 2, 1896, and living on a farm South of Ashley; Philip, born June 25, 1898; Christina (now Mrs. Carl Schauer), born August 15, 1901, living on a farm near Ashley; Emelia, born October 7, 1904; Christian, born July 10, 1906, living near Ashley; Arthur, born December 7, 1908, now operating a filling station at Morris, Minn.; Maria (now Mrs. Jacob Weisz), born April 12, 1910, and living on a farm in McPherson County, S. D.; Fredia, born September 13, 1912, and Walter, born December 18, 1915. In 1890, Mr. Jenner?s father emigrated to America and settled in McPherson County, S. D., he passed away in 1891, his wife having preceded him in death while still a resident of Russia. Mr. Jenner after several prosperous years on the farm retired, for a well earned rest and moved to Ashley, where he now makes his home. | Jenner, Johannes (I71257)
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| 4106 | BIOGRAPHY: The "Big Spud": U.S.S. Idaho in World War II : a war diary by a ... - Google Books Resultby William Schumann - 1999 - History - 138 pages Other close school chums, Laverne Keevert, died of wounds in Romania. A radio-gunner on a bomber that was shot down over Romania on April 5th, ... books.google.com/books?isbn=1576381919 http://www.450thbg.com/real/html/pow.shtml KEEVERT LAVERNE S/Sgt 35527757 5 4 1944 Tsumori POW Camp, Osaka Honshu 34-135; Or Unstated camp, Roumania 45-21 | Keevert, LaVerne (I81352)
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| 4107 | BIOGRAPHY: The Big Picture Entries: 28803 Updated: Fri Dec 13 12:37:28 2002 FCBertinchamps fcbertinchaps@yahoo.com BURIAL: http://www.interment.net/data/us/in/huntington/mtcalvary/calvary_fg.htm Gill, Mary, b. 9 Nov 1867, d. 20 Sep 1953, Wife of John, s/w John Gill, Sect E Lot 73E | Friedman, Mary Catherine (I9542)
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| 4108 | BIOGRAPHY: THE BIG WOOD Entries: 36232 Updated: 2006-05-31 21:46:48 UTC (Wed) beamer45750@yahoo.com | Lumbatis, Sherman W. (I68198)
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| 4109 | BIOGRAPHY: THE BIG WOOD Entries: 36232 Updated: 2006-05-31 21:46:48 UTC (Wed) beamer45750@yahoo.com | Hood, Elizabeth Jane (I68202)
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| 4110 | BIOGRAPHY: THE BIG WOOD Entries: 36232 Updated: 2006-05-31 21:46:48 UTC (Wed) beamer45750@yahoo.com | Lumbatis, Ella M. (I68204)
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| 4111 | BIOGRAPHY: THE BIG WOOD Entries: 36232 Updated: 2006-05-31 21:46:48 UTC (Wed) beamer45750@yahoo.com | Lumbatis, Amy M. (I68205)
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| 4112 | BIOGRAPHY: THE BIG WOOD Entries: 36232 Updated: 2006-05-31 21:46:48 UTC (Wed) beamer45750@yahoo.com | Lumbatis, Alma A. (I68206)
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| 4113 | BIOGRAPHY: THE BIG WOOD Entries: 36232 Updated: 2006-05-31 21:46:48 UTC (Wed) beamer45750@yahoo.com | Garrett, Wilfried Carl (I68208)
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| 4114 | BIOGRAPHY: The Casteel-Six Family: Kentucky, Dallas, Frederick MD, Belgium.... Entries: 17488 Updated: Fri Sep 6 16:03:11 2002 Contact: Casteel-Six Family castiron@alumni.rice.edu Father: William Oscar HOOPER b: 06 JAN 1852 in MD Mother: Mary Margaret SCHROYER b: 03 SEP 1873 | Hooper, Nannie (I14498)
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| 4115 | BIOGRAPHY: The Descendants of Thomas Olney and Marie Ashton of Providence, Rhode Island Entries: 20556 Updated: Mon Mar 1 10:55:14 2004 Contact: JoanOlsson J_olsson@pacbell.net BIOGRAPHY:The Olney Connection Entries: 143295 Updated: Wed Apr 7 05:09:56 2004 Contact: Laverne Edward Olney leolney@earthlink.net Home Page: Olney Family & Finance Links The Olney Connection Entries: 146654 Updated: 2005-03-07 18:08:04 UTC (Mon) Contact: Laverne Edward Olney leolney@earthlink.net Father: Joseph OLNEY b: 4 APR 1813 in New York Mother: Lydia CLARK b: 25 NOV 1816 in New York Rochester, New York Directory, 1888-91 Name Business Name Occupation Location 1 Location 2 City State Year Dana B. Olney Monroe Co. Jail deputy sheriff boards Monroe Co. Jail Rochester NY 1888, 1889 | Olney, Dana Benson P. (I8479)
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| 4116 | BIOGRAPHY: The Don Parrott Family Tree Entries: 23964 Updated: Fri Feb 1 12:14:04 2002 Contact: Don Parrott My Ancestors Entries: 2066 Updated: 2005-02-09 02:59:03 UTC (Wed) Contact: Susan Pasche dan_susan1989@yahoo.com Father: Edward F. PERREY b: 1867 Mother: Marie DIEBOLD Married: 23 JUN 1896 in St. Mary's,Ft. Wayne,IN DEATH: Social Security Death Index Name: Rosella A. Erlenbaugh SSN: 309-48-5429 Born: 27 Oct 1904 Died: 15 Jul 1988 State (Year) SSN issued: Indiana (1962 ) BURIAL: http://www.interment.net/data/us/in/huntington/mtcalvary/calvary_e.htm Erlenbaugh, Rosella, b. 1904, d. 1988, s/w Herman A. Erlenbaugh, Sect E Lot 95E-06 | Perrey, Rosella A. (I14832)
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| 4117 | BIOGRAPHY: The Fred Friedley Home Added by trae1950 Donna Napier was raised by Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Napier, her grandparents. When she married Fred H. Friedley the Napiers gave them part of their farm land on which to build a home. Fred Friedley built a log house on this property. It had one room on the ground floor and one room attic above. Several years later they built a lean-to on the west side. The house was built in 1885 or 1886. The Fred Friedley family was the only family that ever lived in the house. Mr. and Mrs. Friedley moved out in 1946 to live with their daughter and son-in-law, Nora and Otto Kroeschen. The old house was torn down in 1980 by Larry Lutman, a great-grandson of the Fred Friedley's. The only two pictures that can be found of the Fred and Donna Friedley home were taken about 25 years after the house had been vacated. Fred H. Friedley Added by trae1950 Fred H. Friedley married Donna Isabell Napier February 16, 1885 in Morgan County. Except for a few declining years they spent their entire married life on their farm northwest of Versailles. Fred H. Friedley was born in Zion, Pennsylvania April 16, 1863. He came to Missouri at the age of 3, early in 1866, with his parents, Conrad and Philippine Friedley. Fred and Donna Friedley were the parents of 12 children: William Carrol, Conrad Adam, Gabe Wadestel, Elizabeth Katherine, Ardelia Belle, Oscar Francis, Iva Ruth, Fredrick Charles, Aubrey Neil, Mary Magadalene, Nora Florence, and Norma Ninette. Carrol married Georgia Moore who died early in their married life. Late in life he married Martha Otten. Carrol worked for the railroad for many years. Conrad Adam, better known as Coon Friedley, married Audra Arnold August 1913. Other than eight years spent in Colorado, their entire married life was spent on a farm near Versailles. Conrad A Friedley bought the Fred H. Friedley farm after his father's death, spending his retirement there and passed away on the farm where he was born. Conrad and Audra Freidley had six children: Albert Nelson, Ralph, Ada Clorene, Hazel Lucille, Ina Burton, and Eugene Francis. Gabe Wadestel passed away early in life. Elizabeth Katherine married Oliver P. Huffman March 15, 1918. They were parents of nine sons: Cecil Oliver, Norman Cleo, Fredrick Thomas, Paul Gregory, Aubrey Lester, Donald Marion, Wade Wood, Ervin Earl, and Vencil Nine. Elizabeth Katherine and her husband also raised their family on a farm near Versailles. Ardelia Belle married Claud Pippen. After the death of her husband she moved from Miami, Oklahoma and returned to Morgan County. Oscar Francis married Opal Palmes and they too have spent their life on a farm in Morgan County. They are the parents of 10 children: Raymond, Aubrey, William, Elroy, Paul Fredrick, Norma Jean, Donna, Shirley, and twin boys Donald and Derald. Iva Ruth married three times. Her first husband was Ezra Self, second was Phil Sappington, and the third was Guy Grider. Fredrick Charles married Dorothy Wetherill and they are the parents of five children: Charles David, Fred Harvey, Barbara Belle, Hannah Kay, and Carrol Owen. Aubrey Neil lived just a few years. Mary Magdalene lived one month and one day. Nora Florence married Otto Kroeschen. Otto was a farmer and after retiring they moved to Stover, Missouri where Nora was a beautician and owned her own shop. Norma Ninette lived four years, eleven months, and 24 days. Fred H. Friedley passed away April 5, 1950. His wife Donna preceded him in death on April 21, 1949 at the home of their daughter, Nora Kroeschen. Fred H. and Donna Friedley and six of their children are at rest in Mt. Nebo Cemetary not far from the graves of his parents, Conrad and Philippine Friedley. | Friedley, Frederick Harvey (I79116)
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| 4118 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28125 Updated: 2006-09-08 14:01:11 UTC (Fri) Contact: Leilani Spring swleilani@yahoo.com Eva Elizabeth; the eldest daughter of the Bintzes, was called ?Avlis? by her family. It should like a contraction of Eva & Eliz. Avlis married Philipp Kuntz in Germany. Likely in Nothweiler, since that was where her parents lived. Philipp was a small man, about 5?4?? tall. In contrast Avlis was quite tall, & in later years quite heavy. Philipp worked as a forester for the German government, marking trees to be cut. They lived in the village of Nothweiler where their 6 oldest children were born: Henry, Alice, Carolina, Philipp, Fred & Louis. The younger Philipp, who is now living in Woodland, CA, can recall many things about their home in Germany, & many things that happened there. He recalled vividly the little gnarled fellow that used to play his accordion on the streets. As an added attraction for tourists he would go up on a high pinnacle on a nearby mountain near a castle & stand on his head on a projecting ledge. I?m sure this brought him a few extra coins. The townspeople called him the ?Oma Yokel?. In 1892 the Kuntz family immigrated to the United States. All of Avlis?s brothers, sisters & her parents had left Germany between 1880 & 1886, & by this time were all living in Minnesota with the exception of Louise & her husband, John Jordy, who had not yet moved from Chinoa. Philipp worked in a lumberyard at Clara City for awhile, but eventually they settled on a farm 12 miles north of that village. Their 2 youngest children, Charley & Louise were born in Minnesota. On September 6, 1901 (the day President McKinley was shot) Alice & Henry left for Donnybrook to file on homesteads; they were the first of their family to make the move to North Dakota. The others likely came shortly afterward. Philipp Kuntz Sr. filed on a quarter section of land, as did Carolina who was 19 years old at that time. It was required that homesteaders live on the land at least 6 months out of the year & at the end of 5 years they could prove up & get title to the land. It would seem that these young girls must have been made of pretty sturdy stuff to live alone in their homestead shacks. Homesteaders usually tried to build their houses as close as they could to one another, often just across the road or quarter line. I have tried to locate these homestead houses in the approximately the right places on my map. The older children in the family were married during the period that the Kuntzes lived near Donnybrook. Philipp Jr. married Annie Lubitz from Balfour, ND & Henry also married a Balfour girl, Bertha Bethke. Carolina married Frank Horman who farmed near Balfour. Probably they got acquainted through church activities because at that time the span of acquaintances was a radius of about 5 miles. Horses & buggies were not Conducive to long-distance traveling. (Balfour is about 85 miles from Donnybrook.) Alice married Henry Franke, a carpenter. Fred & Louis, who homesteaded at Shaeffer, ND, married girls from that area. A very bad tragedy occurred in the Kuntz family in 1915 with the death of Henry Kuntz who died suddenly of a brain hemorrhage. This left his wife with 3 small children to raise. She went back to Balfour to live near her own folks, & after a few years sold their homestead quarter at Donnybrook. Louise was only 15 years old when her mother died of cancer & Louise had to take over the housekeeping for her father & brother Charley. Mrs. Philipp (Eva Elizabeth) Kuntz is buried in the Donnybrook Cemetery. Eventually all of the Philipp Kuntz families went to California, except Henry?s family. Father Philipp & Louise moved there in 1919. She later married Roger (Scotty) Martin & lived on a farm near Patterson. Alice & Carolina settled in or near Patterson when they moved to California, & Mr. Kuntz lived with his daughters in his old age. His grave is in the Patterson Cemetery. Carolina & Louise?s families are still living in that area. Charley Kuntz married Lydia Witte & they lived in Anaheim where he worked for the city street maintenance department. The only one of the Philipp Kuntz Sr. that is still living is Philipp who lives in Woodland, CA. His 4 sons are also in that part of CA as are the sons & daughters of Louise Kuntz. gonqhadded this on 4 Mar 2010 ErickSchoenrockoriginally submitted this to Erick Schoenrock on 20 Dec 2009 | Bintz, Eva Elisabetha (I22187)
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| 4119 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28125 Updated: 2006-09-08 14:01:11 UTC (Fri) Contact: Leilani Spring swleilani@yahoo.com | Grüny, Margaretha (I22185)
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| 4120 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Hefft, Maria Dorothea (I93747)
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| 4121 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Hefft, Johannes Adam (I93748)
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| 4122 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Hefft, Maria Barbara (I93749)
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| 4123 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Hefft, Peter (I93750)
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| 4124 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Unknown, Elisabetha (I93753)
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| 4125 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Rothschmitt, Maria Barbara (I93741)
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| 4126 | BIOGRAPHY: The Gomes/Kuntz/Rembas/Spring Families Entries: 28179 Updated: 2007-05-16 14:01:09 UTC (Wed) Contact: Leilani Spring Home Page: Gomes-Kuntz-Rembas-Spring Families Homepage SWLeilani@yahoo.com | Hefft, Georg (I93742)
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| 4127 | BIOGRAPHY: The Henry & Hazel Donner Home Page | Danner, Katharina Margaretha (I50791)
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| 4128 | BIOGRAPHY: The Hiller-Marshall Family Entries: 5158 Updated: Sun Oct 28 06:56:05 2001 Liz Schulte rjschulte@msn.com | Oswald, Frank (I27033)
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| 4129 | BIOGRAPHY: The Hiller-Marshall Family Entries: 5158 Updated: Sun Oct 28 06:56:05 2001 Liz Schulte rjschulte@msn.com | Ucker, Magdalena (I27034)
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| 4130 | BIOGRAPHY: The Hiller-Marshall Family Entries: 5158 Updated: Sun Oct 28 06:56:05 2001 Contact: Liz Schulte rjschulte@msn.com BIOGRAPHY: http://www.thomafamily.org/fam/fam03541.html | Oswald, Estil Frank (I13947)
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| 4131 | BIOGRAPHY: The Internet Family Tree of the Gase, Elchert, Nye and Yost families of NW Ohio (please send corrections and/or additions, © R.A. Gase, 2010) Entries: 43292 Updated: 2010-07-12 12:51:12 UTC (Mon) Contact: Dr. R.A. (Ronald) Gase ronald@gase.nl | Siebenaler, Isaac Marvin (I86065)
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| 4132 | BIOGRAPHY: The Internet Family Tree of the Gase, Elchert, Nye and Yost families of NW Ohio (please send corrections and/or additions, © R.A. Gase, 2010) Entries: 43292 Updated: 2010-07-12 12:51:12 UTC (Mon) Contact: Dr. R.A. (Ronald) Gase ronald@gase.nl | Siebenaler, Dale John (I86066)
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| 4133 | BIOGRAPHY: The Internet Family Tree of the Gase, Elchert, Nye and Yost families of NW Ohio (please send corrections and/or additions, © R.A. Gase, 2010) Entries: 43292 Updated: 2010-07-12 12:51:12 UTC (Mon) Contact: Dr. R.A. (Ronald) Gase ronald@gase.nl | Kissner, Mary Mathilda (I86067)
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| 4134 | BIOGRAPHY: The Keesing, Carscadden, Corscadden, Vandercar, Whalen and Associated Families Web Site Entries: 3253 Updated: Sat Mar 8 12:53:02 2003 Contact: Alvine Keesing alvine1@cox.net | Acker, Pauline (I57965)
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| 4135 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com At the time of the 1920 census, Ernest Singer (28) rented a home at 1537 Dublin Ave, in Canton with his wife Lula (27) and daughters Miriam (2) and Doris (1). Ernest worked as a roller in a steel mill. Two doors away in the census was the household of fellow Fulda-descendant George Brahler. In 1930, 38 year old Ernest M. Singer owned a home worth $7000 at Bellflower Ave. SW in the 9th Ward of Canton, Stark County, Ohio. Living with him were his wife Lula (37), and children Miriam (13), Doris (11), Robert (8), Jean (6), and Ernest's unmarried aunt Lena Singer (39).(Lena was the half-sister of Ignatius Singer; the youngest child of their father Jacob Singer Jr.) Miriam, Doris, and Robert attended school. The Singer family owned a radio set. Ernest was employed as a roller in a steel mill. Ernest was not a veteran. # Change Date: 17 MAY 2004 at 20:38:02 | Singer, Ernest Michael (I92204)
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| 4136 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com Emigated to the United States in 1849. Lived in Pittsburgh, PA at the corner of Chestnut and Ohio Streets (Dutch Town Section of Pittsburgh) before moving to Ohio. Franz wanted to move west as he did not like to work in the mills of Pittsburgh. On November 12, 1853 Franz and Margareth Muth bought a farm of 40 acres from Nathan and Elsa Hollister for $250. This farm was located on Rado Ridge, Stock Township in Nobel County, Ohio. This property was very near the farm of Jacob and Magdalene Singer. Franz and Margareth sold this farm to Peter Noll in 1869 for $400. This farm is near Fulda, Ohio. This is an interesting point because Langenlieber, Germany is a few miles east of Fulda, Germany. Most of the German people living in and near Fulda, Ohio, were supposed to have come from the area around Fulda, Germany. We know for a fact that Franz Muth was one of these early settlers. On April 20, 1869, Franz and Margareth bought a farm of 80 acres from Barbara Macy, William Smithberger and J. Rease for the price of $1700. In 1872 Franz Muth bought 106 acres adjacent to the farm on Pawpaw Creek from a Lyman Wood for the sum of $2500. Recorded in Volume 19, page 302, Noble County records, Caldwell, Ohio. In 1886 Franz Muth bought an additional 40 acres from Valentine Baker for the sum of $650. This would have made the farm 226 acres | Muth, Franz (I90418)
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| 4137 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com Kaspar's first wife came from Germany and arrived in Pittsburg at the same time as the great flood of Johnstown (May 31, 1889) Kaspar worked at Faust Bakery in Pittsburgh, Pa. He lived on Ohio Street. In 1906 he bought a store in McKeesport, Pa. and his wife Melani was going to operate it. She died. Kaspar asked Anton Joseph Muth to send his daughter Louvina and son Riendhart Anton to help him. Riendhart ran the store for a year until he sold out. He then returned to Marietta, Ohio. Louvina stayed in Pittsburgh. Kaspar is buried in St. Mary's Cemetery, Mt. Troy, Pittsburgh, Pa. He and his family attended Holy Name Church, Trot Hill, Pittsburgh, Pa. Kaspar Muth did not like farming. His father Franz Muth wanted him to stay and work on the farm at Noble County on Pawpaw Creek. Kaspar refused and moved to Pittsburgh where he spent the rest of his life. Franz sold 80 acres of his farm to his son Anton Joseph and Franz lived on the remainder until he got too ld to work. He then sold his other part to his other son Jacob Adam Muth. Then he went to live with his daughter at Burkhart, Ohio. When Kaspar Muth would visit the farm he would spend the time at Anton's house and would not visit his father and mother due to this difference on farm versus city work. | Muth, Casper Valentine (I123231)
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| 4138 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com Records conflict on year of birth: 1) Social Security Death index states 1904. 2) Younger brother Ed Schweinberg says 1904 3) Headstone says 1905. Cyril was quiet and introspective, in counterpoint to his brother's gregarious nature. As a young man, Cyril was involved with a woman named Mabel Spangler. His brother Ed remembers that Mabel was a very attractive girl who had won a prize in a beauty contest. Cyril and Mabel wanted to get married, but several family members -- notably Aunt Dora Schweinberg Heil -- strongly disapproved because Mabel wasn't Catholic. Cyril and Mabel broke up. Cyril never married. Cyril suffered a stroke in his 50s, and walked with a cane. He lived with his mother until his death. | Schweinberg, Cyril Francis (I123225)
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| 4139 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Singer, Francis (I54502)
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| 4140 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Hartmann, Magdalena (I73217)
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| 4141 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Singer, Laura Apollonia (I123212)
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| 4142 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Singer, Louisa A. (I123213)
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| 4143 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Schweinberg, Louis Albert (I123223)
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| 4144 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Schweinberg, Edward Louis (I123226)
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| 4145 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com Charles Muth served in the Army during World War II, the Korean War, and the Vietnam War. He attained the rank of Lt. Colonel in the Airborne Infantry. He was also president of SEP, Inc. in Huntington, WV. Charles was given a crystal bowl in Feb 1970 by his cousin Lena Singer Long. The bowl had been a wedding present given to Anton and Lena (Singer) Muth in 1883. (Anton and Lena Muth are Charles Muth's grandparents.) Lena Singer Muth gave the bowl to her niece Lena Singer Long in 1936. She in turn gaven the bown to Charles Muth. Charles Austin Muth, together with Irene Fox, compiled "The Singer Family History" in 1970. He traveled to old farms and homesteads throughout West Virginia and southeastern Ohio. He visited relatives to gather as much information as possible to make the book accurate and interesting. He went to many churches in the area to examine original records, and he corresponded with friends in Germany to research records there. | Muth, Lt. Colonel Charles Austin (I123181)
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| 4146 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com From Muth & Fox:: Anton Joseph Muth's baptismal sponsors were Anthony and Mary Kress. The marriage license for Anton Muth and Helena Singer was paid for by Helena's brother John Singer. This is recorded at the Noble Co. Courthouse, Vol. 6, pg 140. Anton and Helena were married at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Fulda, Noble Co., Ohio by Father D.J. Kluber. Witnesses were Anton Kress and Sebastian Singer. After their marriage, Anton and Helena lived with her parents in Fulda while they saved their money for a farm of their own. With the money Anton earned and the dowry given to Helena by her father, the couple bought a farm on Pawpaw Creek (Elk Twp., Noble Co.) two years later on 3 Apr 1883 from Anton's parents. They paid $1500 for the 76 acre farm. (Vol. 29, pg 254, Noble County records) The Muth's oldest child, Francis, was born before they purchased the farm. Their remaining five children were all born on the farm on Pawpaw Creek. They joined the old St. Henry's Church in Harriettsville and raised their six children. In the 1890s, Anton Muth and his brother John were two of the men who used their teams to haul stone for the construction of the new St. Henry's Church in Harriettsville. They did this whenever they could for two years. Andy and Lana were baptismal sponsors of Anthony Joseph Singer born 17 Jun 1896, near Harriettsville. The children attended the one-room schoolhouse at District No. 2, Elk Twp., Noble County, Ohio. The schoolhouse was located on Pawpaw Creek between the John Adam Muth farm and Anton Muth's farm. The schoolteacher was Ed Smithberger. Charles A. Muth, a grandson of Anton, still had the doorknob from the schoolhouse door in 1970. The Muths lived on the farm on Pawpaw Creek until 28 March 1901. Anton and Helena Muth sold their 76 acre farm to A.G. Parks for $1475 --- $25 less than they had paid for it seventeen years earlier. (Vol. 29, pg 61, Noble Co. records) Andy and Lena auctioned off their farm equipment and animals and made $3000 from the sale. With their neighbors, they stayed up all night to guard the money. The next day, they left for Marietta. They took two days to make the trip; staying the night in their wagon on a covered bridge because of a rainstorm. In Marietta, they bought a home at 730 Seventh St. Andy went to work at the Marietta Chair Factory, which is now part of Marietta College. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- From the 1900 census: 45 year old farmer Anthony J. Muth lived on a farm he owned in Elk Twp., Noble Co., Ohio with his 43 year old wife Halena and their six children: Francis (17), Louvina (16), William H. (14), Ablona M. (12), Rinehart A. (10), and Ervan M (5). Everyone in the household could read and write English. | Muth, Anton Joseph (I73216)
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| 4147 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com Rinehart Anton Muth lost his left eye as a result of smallpox at age 18. He wore a glass and later a plastic eye. Married at St. Joseph Church in Huntington, WV. by the Reverend H. B. Altmeyer. He changed the spelling to Rinard after moving to Wayne County, Huntington, WV. Worked as a lumber buyer and inspector to the Penn Table Company in which he owned stock. He was buyer of Appalachian Hardwood for most of his life. He was General Manager of Huntington Hardwood Corporation after selling his interests to his brother William H. Muth. Attended St. Mary's Parochial School in Mariett, Ohio 1903-1904. He was promoted to 8th grade, having completed 7th grade in June 1904. His teacher was Sister Mercedes. Brought the last large raft of logs down the Big Sandy River during flood time in 1927. Railroads completely took over this type of means to move logs from mountains to the Ohio River Valley. 50 year member of the Knights of Columbus-awarded cane in 1964. Rinard raised Partridge Plymouth Rock chickens for a hobby. He showed his prize chicken in many fairs and poultry shows, including Madison Square Garden in NYC in 1950, the Oklahoma State Fair, Atlantic City Fair, Ohio State Fair and many others. He belonged to the National Club for Partridge Plymouth Rock Chickens. He donated a stained glass window to Sacred Heart Church in Huntington, WV. Rinard went to Pittsburg with his sister at an early age after his Aunt Meline Muth, wife of Kaspar Muth died. He ran his uncle's store until he sold all merchandise which took about a year. He then went back to Marietta where he and his brother struck out on their own in the lumber business as partners. Rinard A. Muth, William H. Muth, Mrs, Burns and a Mr. Baker owned the North East Lumber Company. This was the principle supplier of the Penn Table Co. William H. Muth and Rinard A. Muth sold out to Mr. Baker and Mr. Burns. The Muth brothers then formed the Huntington hardwood Company. Referred to locally as "Uncle Joe". | Muth, Rinehart Anthonia (I90424)
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| 4148 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Landers, Agnes (I123174)
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| 4149 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Muth, Joseph Michael (I123175)
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| 4150 | BIOGRAPHY: The Many Branches and Limbs of the WHITELEY Family Entries: 44445 Updated: 2009-05-25 22:27:41 UTC (Mon) Contact: J. Wright jlw661993@yahoo.com | Earls, Elizabeth Faye (I123183)
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