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| 6651 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I17521&tree=merkel | Ehrstein, Elizabeth Mary (I19191)
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| 6652 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I17521&tree=merkel | Ehrstein, Lauretta Margaret (I38769)
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| 6653 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I17885&tree=merkel | Danzer, Stephan (I43717)
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| 6654 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I17885&tree=merkel | Woppmann, Rosina (I43718)
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| 6655 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I18411&tree=merkel | Huck, Emilia (I38764)
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| 6656 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I18411&tree=merkel | Adelman, Franz A. (I38765)
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| 6657 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I19389&tree=merkel | Danzer, Theresa Maria (I43721)
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| 6658 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I3048&tree=merkel | Weis, Ägidius (I38761)
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| 6659 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I3048&tree=merkel | Weis, Ägidius (I38762)
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| 6660 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I3048&tree=merkel | Roth, Franziska (I38763)
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| 6661 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I3050&tree=merkel | Weis, Emma (I43727)
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| 6662 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I3050&tree=merkel | Hohmann, Alfred (I43728)
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| 6663 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I3050&tree=merkel | Hohman, Alice (I43729)
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| 6664 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.merkelsearch.com/gendata/getperson.php?personID=I8300&tree=merkel Proposed Change: Theresa Bartholomé (I3941) Tree: Südpfalz / Southern Palatinate Link: http://www.birkenhoerdt.net/getperson.php?personID=I3941&tree=Suedpfalz Description: Hi Ursula and Recs! I hope you both are well and thriving. You did so much incredible work on the Project, to get it over the 100,000 mark - I hope you are taking off some well-deserved time, and realize you probable are just doing something else! I may have mentioned to you in the past that I have some possible information on a family member of Theresa Bartholomé: A man named Philippe Bartholomé of Baden emigrated to the United States on the same ship (Samuel M. Fox, arrived in New York on Nov 10, 1852) as Anton Seibert (brother of Caspar Melchior Balthasar Seibert, my ancestor). Who was Philippe Bartholomé? I believe he most likely was a brother to Theresa, with my conclusion being based on the fact that the 1850 Rochester, NY census shows a couple name Theresa and "Andrew" (Andreas, of course) Wegman(n) living next to "Ball and Margaret Siver" (Balsar and Margaretha Seibert). Circumstantially it appears that Theresa Wegmann and Margaretha Seibert were sisters-in-law, and each of them suggested to their respective brothers, Philippe in Königsheim, Baden, and Anton in Birkenhördt, that the other might be able to serve as a travel partner when crossing the Atlantic to go to Rochester. Whether this information is of any importance to you, I don't know, but since this information is not in your impressive database, I wanted to provide it to you. (But I certainly won't feel slighted if you leave this out of the database!) I know however of no way of confirming the brother-sister relationship between Philippe and Theresa. Have a great summer. As always, all the best to you and yours. Rob Donnell Rob Donnell RobDonnell@gmail.com | Bartholomé, Theresa (I3941)
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| 6665 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.ogs.on.ca/ogspi/200/q2000a00.htm ASPENLEITER name_game@ca.on.ogs.families 2000-02 published ROCK:ASPENLEITER: Seek info on anc of Martin ROCK b1855 Preston Ont d1912 Guelph Ont cigar mkr also hs wf Elizabeth ASPENLEITER b1871 Preston Ont d 1938 Woodstock Ont mc1893 Preston ch: Roland, Joseph, Eleanor, Agnes Anc poss from Alsace-Lorraine When did anc arrv in Preston? Their nms? Info to Elizabeth ROTHWELL 935 Harvey Place Burlington Ont L7T 3E9 jcameworldchat.com CENSUS: 1901 Census of Canada about Martin Rock Name: Martin Rock Gender: Male Marital Status: Married Age: 45 Birth Date: 12 Nov 1855 Birthplace: Ontario Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's name: Elizabeth Racial or Tribal Origin: German Nationality: Canadian Religion: Roman Catholic Occupation: Cigar Maker Province: Ontario District: Waterloo (South/Sud) District Number: 122 Sub-District: Preston (Village) Sub-District Number: F-1 Family Number: 125 Page: 12 | Rock, Martin (I38903)
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| 6666 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#618 | Hertzog, Philip Augustus (I45580)
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| 6667 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#618 | Hertzog, Ida Emma (I45581)
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| 6668 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#618 | Warner, James Anthony (I45593)
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| 6669 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#619 | Hertzog, Carl Demetrius (I45582)
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| 6670 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#619 | McKelvey, Julia (I45583)
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| 6671 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#619 | Hertzog, Richard L. (I45584)
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| 6672 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg18.htm#619 | Hertzog, Barbara May (I45585)
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| 6673 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#675C BIOGRAPHY: wilkinson/lewis family tree Entries: 12895 Updated: 2007-02-13 20:41:09 UTC (Tue) Contact: elaine lewis wilkinson jwilkinson3@triad.rr.com | Yahner, Paul B. (I44797)
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| 6674 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#675C BIOGRAPHY: wilkinson/lewis family tree Entries: 12895 Updated: 2007-02-13 20:41:09 UTC (Tue) Contact: elaine lewis wilkinson jwilkinson3@triad.rr.com | Lang, Barbara (I44799)
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| 6675 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#675C http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#693 | Yahner, Peter Casimir (I44842)
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| 6676 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#675C | Plummer, Catherine (I44852)
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| 6677 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#675C | Yahner, Sister Mary Barbara Cecelia (I44853)
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| 6678 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#693 | Yahner, Josephine (I44843)
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| 6679 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.personal.psu.edu/~wrp103/paf/gill/pafg20.htm#693 | Mulligan, Francis Leo (I45577)
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| 6680 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.questforancestors.com/renner.htm The Renner family came from Steinweiler, Rhinepalatinate, Germany. In 1808, Johann Martin Renner and his son, Franz, left Germany to take up Catherine the Great's offer of free land, freedom of Religion, no taxes and no mandatory military service in Russia and became founding members of the colonies of Karlsruhe and Speier in the rich Beresan area of South Russia. Martin, with his third wife, Annamaria Hatzenbühler settled in Karlsruhe while Franz moved to Speier, where he married Anna Maria Schmidt. They built up their homes and farmed the land while suffering many hardships...intense winters they weren't prepared for and diseases that killed many...most survived only through their strong believe in Almighty God. Over the course of the years, the family prospered, and the descendants of Franz Renner were some of the wealthiest families in Speier. In time, they left the village and developed their own CHUTOR (a large, self-efficient family farming community). Life was good in their paradise! (At least for the time being...) | Renner, Johannes Martin (I27769)
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| 6681 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Ackerman, Wystan M. (I32718)
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| 6682 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.ritger.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13363&tree=Rittger BIOGRAPHY: http://www.slahs.org/genealogy/families/lannon/miller/grandpa_salty.htm Grandpa "Salty" By Michael R. Reilly, Grandson, December 10, 1995 Revised October 3, 1996 Last Revision 06/04/04 William Jacob Henry Miller Jr. was born on July 4, 1880 in West Bend to parents William Jacob Henry Miller Sr. and the former Appolonia Immel, daughter of John Immel and Elizabeth Weber. William had five brothers and one sister that survived beyond the early period of birth; Louis or "Louie", Edwin G. Sr., sometimes called "Murphy", Steffen (Stephen) or "Steve" or sometimes called "Dick", John, also known as "Feet", Herbert, and sister Melinda. Three other siblings were Louis John (Ludwig Johannes Mueller), Hildegard Emma, and a child daughter of unknown name that died within one day of birth (b. 9/6/1883 - d. 9/7/1883). For a number of years William worked as a typo, setting print, in the office of the Washington County Pilot (Later the West Bend Pilot). Before he married in 1906 he worked at a malt house, possibly associated with West Bend Lithia Company where his father worked. Until he married, he lived on his mother's step-father's, Jacob Engmann farm outside West Bend. Occupations of William J. Miller as reported in the West Bend Pilot: Apr 13, 1898, "William Miller, who was employed in this office (Washington County or West Bend Pilot) as compositor for nearly two years, left us last week to seek a position elsewhere. Willie is a good and willing worker and we hope he will meet with success in his future undertakings." January 25, 1899, "Wm. Miller quit his job at the Democrat (West Bend newspaper) office last Saturday to become a salesman for Baumann Bros. wholesale grocers of Milwaukee." February 08, 1899, "Wm. Miller will leave for Port Washington to work as compositor at the Star (newspaper) office." September 23, 1903, William and brother (?) Albert reported had been working in McCanna (Note: newspaper article printed McCann), North Dakota as farm help but now returned to area to leave on the Van Treek farm in Trenton, rented by his father William. (Note: Follow-up information - McCanna, North Dakota is located in Grand Forks County, Elm Grove Township, Sec 9-152-55. None of the Miller's from the Land Patent Site search live in Elm Grove Township. But, they all live in the area of Elm Grove Township. So, it's still not enough information to easily pin down a Miller family to Albert and William (if it was a Miller family, it could have been relation with a different last name by marriage or ?). Several newspapers existed in this area. One would have to check with the State Archives to see if McCanna had a newspaper during this timeframe. Another city close to McCanna is Larimore, North Dakota. Good luck with your research! Michele Vietz Bismarck, ND) (The info about newspapers in the area concerns the possibility that William may have worked at one while in ND, since he had past job experience in Wisconsin. Mike Reilly) Bef. August 10, 1906, Worked at malt house in West Bend. August 10, 1906, "William Miller quit his job in the malthouse last Wednesday and on the following morning began work at Warnkey and Schneiss galvanized iron works." Aug 14, 1907, "William Miller, employee of Warnkey and Schneiss tin shop was confined to his home for several days (he stepped on a rusty nail)." January 18, 1911, "Wm. Miller came near to going to "Kingdom Come" last Thursday, receiving a vicious kick from his employer's horse while unhitching the animal. He was down and out for some time, but receiving prompt medical attention he recovered rapidly, and Monday morning he was back to his job in Warnkey's galvanized iron works. May 31, 1911, "William Miller (Jr?) was badly sunburned while installing lightning rods." June 19, 1912, "Horse Fractures Man's Leg - Driver Kicked While Seated on Delivery Wagon. William Miller, employed in Warnkey's galvanized iron works, had his right leg broken just above the ankle in a peculiar manner last Monday. Miller and his fellow laborer, John Thorgerson, were about to drive to their shop with their employer's horse when the animal took fright at an automobile. The horse reared up and in doing so broke one of the snaps on the holdback straps. This break allowed the wagon to bump into the animal's legs and it began kicking furiously, one of the blows striking Mr. Miller on the leg, fracturing the bone. The horse then ran away and the men were thrown off their seat. In falling the line caught about Mr. Miller's left leg and he was dragged fully fifty feet before he was released from the line by Mr. Thorgerson. He was taken to his home and the fracture reduced. He received no injuries in being dragged. The animal's legs are badly cut as a result of its vicious kicking. July 12, 1912 - William Miller, who had his leg fractured several weeks ago is now able to move around with the aid of crutches. Nov 13, 1912 - William Miller's leg still bothers. Dec 18, 1912 - William Mueller, who broke his leg, moved to Milwaukee. Mar 12, 1913 - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Sr., visited their sons Wm. and Steve in Milwaukee (See next entry - it appears that it was Wm and Steve in the saloon business.) Jul 23, 1913 - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Sr., of West Bend visited their son William in Milwaukee. He has about recovered from his fractured leg of over a year ago and is now in the saloon business at Walnut and 18th Street. Feb 4, 1914, "The Miller Brothers (William and Steve), former West Bend boys, are now in the saloon business at 1803 Walnut St., Milwaukee. In the Milwaukee City Directory, 1914 volume, there listed a "William, tinsmith, h 835 Muskego Ave". In 1915, a "William, saloon, 629 20th, h same" is listed and later in 1916, "William, bartender, h 387 7th" is indicated. While William J. Miller worked as both tinsmith or tinner and also as a bartender, none of the listing above or in the directories can actually be attributed to him. On a postcard postmarked September 2, 1915, William wrote to his mother from Templeton (now Sussex), "Hello Ma. This the place I am going to take. Will be in WB (West Bend) in a week." The address was simply, "Mrs. Wm. Miller, West Bend, Wis". The picture on the postcard's front was that of the Mammoth Springs Hotel (presently Dilly's) under the proprietorship of one Thomas McCloskey. The Hotel was both a saloon downstairs and hotel above. It isn't known what William meant by his message to his mother; whether he intended to buy the establishment or to simply work there ( Fred Keller, a Sussex area historian, wrote about the history of the hotel/saloon and nothing mentioned William's ownership.) There further exists a picture ( in the possession of Shirley Ann Arnold, nee Miller) of William standing behind a bar that could be this hotel. It's not sure when or if William began working here because his father, William Sr., suddenly died a few days later on September 5, 1915 while fishing. | Miller, William Jacob Henry (I46925)
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| 6683 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.ritger.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13363&tree=Rittger | Vogt, Anna Maria Magdalena (I46932)
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| 6684 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.ritger.com/genealogy/getperson.php?personID=I13363&tree=Rittger | Miller, Eugene Steven (I46942)
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| 6685 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.rootsweb.com/~mtfergus/homestead/wrr01.htm THE ROCK CREEK RANCH AND THE STAN GAR FAMILY information by Ben Garthofner and Kathie Fink When the Government bought the Al Dewar place under the Fort Peck project Ben Garthofner leased it from the Government for $600 per year. It included two river bottoms. Ben moved onto it in April of 1937. In the fall of 1938 Ben's brother, Stan, went into partnership with him. They got a disease, called bangs, in their cattle in 1940 and had to sell them all. Ben left for three years while Stan stayed on. In 1943 Ben sold out to Stan and bought a ranch on the Judith River. After Stan took over the ranch he turned it into a very productive alfalfa seed operation. With the building of the north-south highway and the Fred Robinson Bridge, the area opened up and the raising of hay became more profitable as it could be easily shipped out to a wide market. Stan originally came from the Brussett area where at one time he was a print setter for a newspaper. He married Alice Orr Kurtz in February of 1942 at Fort Benton. She was raised in Rosebud County along the Tongue River. She had a daughter, Connie Kurtz, from a previous marriage. Stan and Alice had eight children: Dale, Jerry, Kathie, Linda, Lucille, Jim, Eilein and Dave who were raised and educated through the 8th grade at the Rock Creek School on the ranch. They attended high school in Roy. In the early 1960's the name Garthofner was shortened to Gar. Stan said he was tired of people asking him how to spell it all the time, so he had it legally changed. He was instrumental in the formation of the Square Butte Grazing District in southern Phillips County. He sold the government lease about 1973 and bought a ranch at Three Forks. He retired about 1974. He and Alice moved into Roy. Stan passed away on Thanksgiving morning of 1975 and Alice just a little over two years later, on March 18, 1978. The Gar Children: Connie married Everett Campbell. Dale and Jerry both passed away suddenly from heart attacks when Dale was 30 and Jerry only 24. Both were big, husky, handsome and healthy-looking young men and their deaths were a shock. Kathie is married to Bob Fink and lives on the ranch north of Roy. She has one son, Brian. Linda (Hansen) is a teacher and resides in Missoula. Lucille lives at Dodson with her husband, Jim Newby, and their son, Mark, and her daughter, Carrie Smith. Lucille's two older sons, Gary Robert and Earl Smith, live in Roy. Jim married Vicki Grabinski of Lewistown. They have two daughters, Tara and Tami. Jim was a bull rider for several years and was fairly well known on the Montana rodeo circuit. Eilein married Dick Cox. They live near Lewistown where they own the D C Guide and Outfitters. They have two sons, Jason and Cody. Dave is married to Shannon Myers. They live in Roy and have a daughter, Stacey. He is the mine superintendent for the construction company at the mines in Zortman, a job his dad would have loved. Stan was a miner at heart. He worked at the mines in Zortman in the early 40's and also had mining claims in Idaho. He and his friend, Lloyd LaFond, would take some time off each summer, and go panning for gold, something they both loved to do. | Gar, Stanley Garthofner (I18317)
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| 6686 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Fink, Robert (I28551)
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| 6687 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonnws/1906/AUG.html Rochester, Monroe, NY Democrat & Chronicle Aug. 9, 1906 Joseph METZGER, of Flint, Mich., has returned to his home after a visit of several months with his uncle, Jacob METZGER, of No. 711 Jay street. | Metzger, Joseph Albert (I46195)
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| 6688 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonnws/1913/OCT.html GEIMER - Saturday morning, October 4, 1913, Mary E. GEIMER, aged 53 years. She is survived by her mother, Mrs. Catherine LEIDECKER; three sisters, Mrs. T. T?RHAAR, Mrs. Libbie GOELTZ and Mrs. A. SCRANTON, and one brother, Charles GEIMER, of Detroit, Mich. -The remains were taken to the home of her sister, Mrs. A. SCRANTON, No. 591 Driving Park avenue. Funeral will take place Tuesday morning at 8:45 from the home of her sister, No. 591 Driving Park avenue, and at 9:15 o'clock from Holy Rosary Church. Interment in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. | Geimer, Elizabeth (I10861)
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| 6689 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.rootsweb.com/~nymonnws/1918/JUL.html Rochester, Monroe, NY Democrat & Chronicle July 1, 1918 IN MEMORIAM WEIS - In memory of my dear mother, Mrs. Josephine WEIS, who passed away July 5, 1917. What is home without a mother, All the things a world may send, For when I lost my mother, I lost my dearest friend. She wore a crown of patience, Through the years she struggled on; And those hands at rest forever, Were the hands that made my home. Mother I am lonely, How I miss your loving face, But you left me to remember, None on earth can take your place. Her Daughter, Mrs. Joseph HELFRICH. | Gardner, Josephine M. (I40777)
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| 6690 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.soldierpedigree.com/family/family_files/f10042.htm#f739 | Woodcock, Raymond B. (I37779)
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| 6691 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.soldierpedigree.com/family/family_files/f10042.htm#f739 | Obrigewitch, Albert (I37805)
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| 6692 | BIOGRAPHY: http://www.soldierpedigree.com/family/family_files/f10042.htm#f739 | Obrigewitch, Theodor Joseph (I37814)
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| 6693 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Obrigewitch, Joseph M. (I37815)
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| 6694 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Skalsky, Magdalena (I37816)
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| 6695 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Obrigewitch, Joel P. (I37817)
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| 6696 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Jung, Jolene M. (I37818)
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| 6697 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Obrigewitch, Carla (I37819)
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| 6698 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Obrigewitch, Karen (I37820)
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| 6699 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Obrigewitch, Curt F. (I37821)
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| 6700 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Obrigewitch, Jennifer (I37822)
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