Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Store Clerk
• Baptism: 3 Mar 1878, St John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA

Notes:

According to newspaper articles dated 04 Apr 1903 she resigned from J. Wien Store on 10 Mar 1906 she resigned from Black store and went to Milwaukee for job on 03 Aug 1907 was working at Foltz and Son in 1914 director she was a Foltz store employee.

Standard 17 Jun 1893 - Emma, Louise & Della Wald opened ice cream parlors in Dahl building on Chestnut St, 4 doors east of Reil's
Standard 06 Jun 1896 - Miss Minnie Wald prepared to do dressmaking at home in Perkins Park or in clients home
Standard 22 Apr 1920 - Misses Minnie & Mathilda Wald bought an interest in the Gift shop of Miss Evelyn Smithers, effective April 15. 571 Chestnut St - name changed to Specialty Shop
Standard 07 Jan 1926 - Evelyn Smithers sold out interest in the Specialty Shop to the Misses Wald
Standard 09 Aug 1929 - The Misses Wald of Specialty Shop, now in Klein building on Chestnut St, have leased part of the Spiegelhoff store building diagonally across the road and will move into same. Spiegel hoff is discontinuing dry goods buisiness
Standard 13 Mar 1936 - Baseball used in Art Rein's no hit no run game in 1925 give to aunt Minna Wald.
Standard 30 Jul 1936 - Specialty Shop of Wald & Wald to move Sept 1 from Chest St to Fenn building on Pine St
Standard 03 Sep 1936 - Wald and Wald Specialty Shop opened in Fenn building at 679 Pine St - will expand into the vacated space.
Standard 12 Aug 1937 - Mrs. J. E. McEntee helping Miss Minnie Wald at Specialty Shop.
Standard 14 Apr 1938 - Miss Minna Wald sold interest in Specialty Shop on Pine St to Mrs. J. E. McIntee
Standard 18 Oct 1929 - Wald's Specialty Shop moved to Spiegelhoff building

Witnesses to Baptism were Rudolph Wald, K Schulz, Minna Wald, and M. Schulz

Minnie married in Single - Never Married. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Muleteer
• Departure: 1855, Fredersdorf, Markisch-Oderland, Brandenburg, Germany
• Military: Between 1861 and 1865; Civil War
• Baptism: 3 Jan 1866, St John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA

Notes:

Stamdard 03 Dec 1881 - Herman Wald and family moved from "Canada" to former Klingele house on Washington St just below H. C. Buell residence
Standard 06 Oct 1883 - Heirs of Mathias Klingele wish to dispose of frame dwelling on Washington St occupied by Herman Wald.
Standard 24 Oct 1891 - Herman Wald leased house owned by John H. Uhen on corner of Geneva & Lewis sts. and moved family in.
Standard 28 Oct 1893 - Herman Wald building new residence in Perkins Park
Standard 17 Mar 1894 - John H. Uhen to move, in May, the brick house now occupied by Herman Wald, on corner of Geneva & Lewis sts.
Standard 17 Mar 1894 - Herman Wald building new residence in Perkins Park
Standard 05 May 1894 - Herman Wald and family moved to new residence in Perkins Park.
Standard 13 Jun 1896 - William E. Rein let contract for new residence on Chestnut St to Herman Wald.

Name given in St John's Evangelical Lutheran Church Death records is Karl Gustav Hermann Wald.

Herman married Schulz, Maria Louise Dorothea on 3 Jan 1866 in St John Evangelical Lutheran Church, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA. Maria (daughter of Schulz, Heinrich Ernst and Herbst, Caroline Louise) was born on 3 May 1842 in Brandenburg, Germany; was christened on 5 Jun 1842 in Dreifaltigkeit, Berlin, Berlin, Berlin, Germany; died on 27 Jun 1908 in Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA; was buried after 27 Jun 1908 in Burlington Cemetery, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Other Events and Attributes:

• FSID: L83L-DMC
• Occupation: Housewife
• Departure: 1861, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
• Residence: 1880, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
• Residence: 1900, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA
• Residence: 1905, Burlington, Racine, Wisconsin, USA

Other Events and Attributes:

• Occupation: Teacher, preacher, farmer

Notes:

From the Aug 2, 1886 issue of the Sentential:

E. Wald - Burlington, Wisconsin. Property sold to H. Miller by Sheriff

The Wisconsin newspapers note that his wife died in Missouri in December of 1863. On or about 19 Jul 1877 he was involved in a serious accident in Burlington. His funeral was held at St John's Lutheran Church in Burlington

From the Burlington Standard

Christian Emanuel Frederick Wald, was born Nov. 25th, 1795 in Prussia, Germany, emigrated to America and Burlington until 1859, when he went with his family to Boonville, Missouri. When the late rebellion began, two of his sons Herman and Adolph joined the Union Army. There his wife died in Dec. 1863, after being an invalid for nine years. He then left the state and went back to Wisconsin, and has lived in and around Burlington with his children. Being a school teacher in Prussia for twenty-seven years he could not do otherwise here than teach the children of his family and those of his friends, until sickness compelled him to give it up, and did not complain until the two last days. He would complain of feeling cold, andf or that reason kept close to the stove, and went one hour and one half until death relieved him. He leaves 13 children, of which but three were present at his funeral. He died at the residence of his son, Herman.

In 1870 he was living with his daughter Augusta nee’ Wald Schmidt in Salem, Kenosha, Wisconsin.

Christian married Dumke, Maria Elisabeth in UNKNOWN in Prussia (Historical), Germany. Maria was born in 1817 in Berlin, Berlin, Berlin, Germany; died in Dec 1863 in Clarks Fork Township, Cooper, Missouri, USA. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Notes:

Last name has also been spelled as Dumpke.

Heinrich married Herbst, Caroline Louise. Caroline and died. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

Carl married Duncan, Dorothea. Dorothea was born in UNKNOWN; died in DECEASED. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]