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| 4651 | Mother is not given in the baptism record | Phrysius, Anna Benedicta (I30997)
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| 4652 | Mother of two sons and two daughters. She was the sixth "little daughter in the family" of linen weaver, Pankraz, resident of Oberfüllbach. | Töpfer, Anna Margaretha (I31488)
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| 4653 | Mother's 99th birthday mentions the following grandchildren: Mrs Pete Moseley and Mrs.Robert Gibson of Blackwater Obituary of Anna Elizabeth Fischer (Central Missouri Republican, Dec 17, 1925). | Fischer, Joseph (I18880)
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| 4654 | Mother's name was Hilda. | Whalen, Joan Darlene (I11127)
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| 4655 | Mountain Cabin | Yama, Frank Jr (I18137)
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| 4656 | Moved to Lisbon, North Dakota | McQuigg, Margaret (I20585)
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| 4657 | Moved into Ashtabula County, Ohio about 1832. He then moved his family to Hardin County, Ohio. All except Betsey who was left with her mother's sister Phoebe Potter Hart who was married to John Hart and lived in Jefferson. Elisha D. would send for Betsey when they got settled, but he never got settled. He then moved to Cole County, Illinois. Next he moved to Missouri The 1830 census indicate 3 girls under the age of five. Only one child, Charlotte, has been accounted for. Based on the 1840 Census there is one boy born 1835 - 1840 that we do not know about; 2 girls 1825-1830 that we do not know about; and 2 girls 1820 - 1825 that we do not know about. | Simmons, Elisha Douglas (I8827)
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| 4658 | Moved somewhere out west. | Fairchild, John (I1215)
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| 4659 | Moved to Boulder, Colorado. | Labbo, Henry (I23980)
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| 4660 | Moved to California in 1929 and then in 1976 they moved to Phoenix to be close to their family. | Barbano, Ernest Otto (I9482)
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| 4661 | Moved to Chicago, Illiois | Stretz, Albert Otto (I22141)
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| 4662 | Moved to Cooper County, Missouri in 1857 from Maryland | Weber, Francis George WILLIAM (I21728)
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| 4663 | Moved to Gardner, Maine Individuals: Cook, Lynne, Middle name of Anne. In 1920 Living with daughter, Eva May | McQuigg, Sarah Anne (I24071)
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| 4664 | Moved to Kansas City and was living there in 1904. | Vollrath, Harry C (I23593)
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| 4665 | Moved to Kansas City in 1941 and to St Louis in October of 1960. | Hoflander, Henry Christian (I18185)
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| 4666 | Moved to Kansas City in 1949. | Twenter, Bessie Jean (I20335)
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| 4667 | Moved to Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri | Stretz, Rose Teresa (I17616)
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| 4668 | Moved to Lichtenstein. | Feinler, Christian (I28806)
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| 4669 | Moved to Lisbon, North Dakota. McQuigg - from 1900 Census In June 1900, William McQuigg was head of household, born May 1849, 50 years old and married 11 years. He had been born in Canada of a Scots father and Irish mother. He had immigrated in 1883, was a naturalized citizen and owned a mortgaged farm. He could speak, read and write English. His wife was Tena. She was born in October 1861, was 38 years old and married 11 years. Tena was born in Norway of Norwegian parents. She had immigrated in 1873 and owned a house free of mortgage. She could speak, etc. Wesley M., a son, was born in Jan. 1890, was ten years old and single. He was born in North Dakota and was attending school. The Schaller Herald Schaller, Sac Co. Iowa February 15, 1906 William McQUIGG was visiting with friends in Schaller and was pleasantly surprised to meet friends from Canada-Mrs. FERRELL, Mrs. Geo. SPEAKER, and Mrs. M.H. CASSLEMAN. | McQuigg, William (I4218)
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| 4670 | Moved to Missouri in 1849 to be with sons after death of husband | Emich, Mrs Christina (I26477)
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| 4671 | Moved to New Zealand. Father is Andrew | Brown, Andrew (I17252)
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| 4672 | Moved to Osawatomie, Kansas. Mary Elizabeth Sonnen 102 died at the Carondelete Manor KC. Daughter of John Henry Stretz and Armelda..was married in 1918 to Joseph N Sonnen who died in 1937 and is buried in California Mo.She was raised in Prairie Home Mo and spent most of her life in Sedalia. She was a caregiver for the Harris family in Sedalia for 45 years.I n her early years she worked for the Missouri Pacific RR in Oswatomie Ks as a clerk. She was a delight to be around... | Stretz, Mary Elizabeth (I2286)
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| 4673 | Moved to Phoenix in August 1948. | Branch, Edward Barlow (I17174)
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| 4674 | Moved to Sedalia, Pettis County, Missouri | Stretz, Julia Regina (I24238)
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| 4675 | Moved to St Joseph, Missouri and then to Kansas City, Missouri. | Westerman, John Henry (I8266)
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| 4676 | Moved to Sugar Loaf, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania | Brommer, William (I8150)
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| 4677 | Moved to Texas, USA and was not heard from since then. | Mann, John Jacob Jr (I15683)
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| 4678 | Moved to the state of California | Stretz, Joseph H (I23959)
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| 4679 | Moved to the State of California about 1885 with their four children. ERNEST J BARCELOUX - Ernest J. Barceloux was a most practical farmer, having been reared to a thorough understanding and appreciation of this important industry. He was born in lo County, October 29, 1869, the son of Peter Barceloux, of whom extended mention is made elsewhere in this volume. The oldest child in his parents’ family, Ernest Barceloux was reared on the Barcelona ranch, five miles southwest of Willows, in what is now Glenn County. He attended the local schools until be was eleven years of age, when he entered St. Mary’s College in San Francisco. After completing his studies there, at the age of seventeen, he entered a college in Canada. Here he became interested in athletics and won distinction for his proficiency as a catcher on the college baseball team. At the end of one year he returned to his home, where he began farming with his father and gained a wide and valuable experience in general farming, handling the big teams in the grain fields, running a combined harvester, and doing blacksmithing and repair work on the farm machinery, so that when he decided to engage in ranching on his own account, he was well qualified for the undertaking. On May 25, 1892, at Willows, Ernest J. Barceloux was married to Miss Belle Quint, who was born near Booneville, Cooper County, Mo. She was the daughter of Herman and Catherine (Cash) Quint, natives of Missouri and farmers in Cooper County. In 1880, Mr. Quint brought his wife and children to what is now Glenn County, where his brother, Fred Quint, was a large land owner. Fred Quint was one of the early settlers in the county, having crossed the plains in 1849. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Quint are now residing ou their ranch, eight miles northeast of Willows, where they located in 1885. Of their four children, Belle Quint was the second in order of birth. In 1892, the year of his marriage, Mr. Barceloux rented the Peter Seiple place. After farming this place successfully for seven years, in the fall of 1899 he leased a large ranch ten miles northeast of Butte City, on the Chico road, where he enlarged his operations, making use of a large farming outfit for the operation of the ranch. He had put in his crops and already had a most promising outlook, when he was stricken with pneumonia and died five days later, on May 20, 1900. After her husband’s death, Mrs. Barceloux operated the ranch until fall, when she sold the ranch outfit. For a year thereafter she lived with her parents, and then moved to Willows, where she raised her children. Five children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Barcelona, two of whom died in infancy. The three who are living are: Pierre Elmer, who completed his education at the Stockton Commercial College and is now assisting his mother; Leo Vernon, a student at Mt. Angel College, at St. Benedict, Ore.; and Ernest J., who is attending the Glenn County High School, at Willows. On November 5, 1905, Mrs. Barceloux was again married, to Pacific Ord Eibe, a prominent business man of Glenn County, a sketch of whose life appears on another page of this work. | Quint, HERMAN Henry (I21875)
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| 4680 | Moved to Wichita, Kansas in 1889 | Debusman, John George William (I18483)
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| 4681 | Mr. and Mrs. John H. Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Dom Barnert Wed 50 years Sisters Were Married Sept. 6, 1882, and Will Observe Anniversary Sunday, With Most of Children and Grandchildren Planning To Attend Mr. and Mrs. John Potter and Mr. and Mrs. Dom Barnert will observe their golden wedding anniversary in a joint celebration Sunday, September 4, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Barnert, 1122 Third Street. The actual date is Tuesday, September 6, but Sunday provides an opportunity for more of the relatives to come together and make the occasion one long to be remembered. Mrs. Barnert and Mrs. Potter are sisters. More than 125 children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, together with close friends of the families, are expected to come together. Mr. and Mrs. Barnert were married at 9 o'clock in the morning at the SS. Peters and Pauls Catholic church by Father Hoffman on September 6, 1882. Both of Mrs. Barnert's bridesmaids are dead but the best man, Joseph Back, now of Billings, Oklahoma, will be present at the celebration Sunday. All of their children with the exception of one, Jerome Barnert, of the state of Washington will be present. The children attending are: Mrs. J. Brustman of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Barnert and family of Boonville, Mrs. Jerome Barnert of Washington, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Barnert of St Louis, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Barnert of Indian Springs, Indiana; and Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGuire. Mr. and Mrs. Barnert have four children. Mr. and Mrs. Potter were married at 8 o'clock in the evening on September 6, 1882, at the Southern Hotel, which is the place where the Armour Poultry house is now, by Rev. Shouse. Mrs. Frank Stetz of Lake City was bridesmaid and Frank Stetz was best man. Among those who will attend the celebration that were at the wedding are Mr. and Mrs. George Gentry, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Back of Billings, Oklahoma. September 6 is also the twenty-second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Potter's daughter, Mrs. C. E. McCartney and Mr. McCartney of Springfield. Mr. and Mrs. Potter have nine living children, twenty-four grandchildren, and twelve great-grandchildren. All of the children will be present. They are: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Stillwell of Higginsville, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Burt of Pratt, Kansas, William Potter of Boonville, Herman Potter of Pacific, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCartney of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Potter of Boonville, Mr. and Mrs. George Potter of Franklin, Arizona, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Potter of St James and Mrs. Bessie Kyle of Springfield. On their wedding day fifty years ago the bridal couple also entertained with a wedding dinner, a wedding supper, and a reception and dance that lasted all night. There were over twenty cakes and four kegs of beer besides large platters of sandwiches of all kinds. Both brides were dressed in white, Mrs. Barnert wearing a white dotted Swiss, with a bustle, orange blossoms and veil and carried a prayer book and rosary; Mrs. Potter's dress was white flaxon organdy with a bustle, orange blossoms, a veil and bridal bouquet. Both bridegrooms were dressed in black broadcloth frock-tail coats, white vests and dark trousers. Mrs. Potter recalls that on the wedding night it was warm and she was standing on the back porch getting a breath of fresh air and looking down into the cow-lot she heard her pet cow start to bawl and realizing in the excitement she had forgotten to milk her. The bride quickly changed her wedding dress for a house frock and proceeded to milk "Betsy" before returning to the wedding festivities. Boonville Daily News, January 21, 1939 Mrs. Louise B. Potter, 79, Dies at Home Here Funeral Services Will Be Held at Evangelical Church Monday Afternoon at 2:30 - Lived in Boonville Her Entire Life Mrs. Louise Barbara Potter. 79, died last night shortly before midnight at her home at 220 First Street. She had been in failing health for the past year. Born in Boonville on March 1, 1859, she spent her entire life in this community. She was a lifelong member of the Evangelical church and served as clerk of the Woodmen's Circle here for the past 38 years: she was also a charter member of the Rebekahs and Maccabee lodges here. Funeral services will be held at the Evangelical church Monday afternoon at 2:30, conducted by the Rev. E. F. Abele, pastor of the church, under direction of Stegner-Koenig. Burial will be in the Walnut Grove cemetery. The body will lie in state at the home after 1 o'clock today until time for the services Monday afternoon. Mrs. Potter was the daughter of Anton and Wilhelmina Guyer Back. On February 13, 1876, she was married to George B. Stillwell to which union four children were born: Mrs. Savannah Burt, Pratt, Kas., and Joseph Stillwell, Higginsville, Mo., and George and Mary, who died in infancy. On September 6, 1882, she was married to John H. Potter, Boonville. To this union, the following children were born: William J. Potter and Walter A. Potter. both of Boonville; Herman E. Potter, St Louis; Mrs. Louise McCartney and Mrs. Bessie Kyle, both of Springfield, Mo.; George O. Potter, Lordsburg, N. M.; and Edward Potter, St James, Mo. Another son, John H. Potter, preceded his mother in death in 1918. Mrs. Potter is also survived by a sister, Mrs. Mary Barnett, Boonville; 23 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. | Back, Louise Barbara Antonia (I15376)
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| 4682 | Mr. Arch Rollen Chrisman, age 86, of Boonville, died at Colonial Gardens Wednesday following a lengthy illness. Mr. Chrisman was born April 21, 1892, in Cooper County, the son of Isaac and Eliza June Moser Chrisman. He married Erma G. Brockman in January, 1914, and she preceded him in death in 1937. In 1949 he married Mary Louise Piatt and she died in 1962. Mr. Chrisman had lived in the community all his life and had farmed in the Overton and Wooldridge bottom lands. He is survived by six sons, Arch L. Chrisman, Alvin Chrisman and Lester Chrisman, all of Boonville, Edgar H. Chrisman of Shawnee, Kan., William D. Chrisman of Claksville, Tenn., and Raymond F. Chrisman of Days Creek, Oregon; one daughter, Mrs. Bobby (Josephine) French of Marshall; nine grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. | Chrisman, Arch Rollen (I24717)
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| 4683 | Mrs. Charity May Roedell, widow of R. P. Roedell, 78 of 100 South Grandview, died at 6:40 PM Friday at Mercy hospital Dubuque. Friends may call after 4 PM Sunday at Haudensheild funeral home, 1258 Main, Funeral services will be held at 2 PM Monday at the funeral home. David B. Hersey of Jehovah's Witness will officiate. Burial will be in the Linnwood cemetery. She was born at Oelwein, Iowa on May 23, 1881, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wilson Scothorn and lived 57 years in Dubuque. Surviving are one daughter, Mrs. Louise R. Landgraf, Dubuque; one son, Richard P. Roedell Dubuque; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Molly Rood of Molalla, OR and Mrs. Grace Deremo, Melrose Park, Illinois and three brothers, Jarges W. Scothorn, Storm Lake,of Iowa Robert Scothorn, Sutherland, Iowa and George Scothorn, Nemaha, Iowa. This information was published by the Telegraph, Dubuque, Iowa, March 6, 1960. | Scothorn, Mary Louise (I21078)
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| 4684 | Mrs. Freda Nold Brzuchalski, 77, of 3921 Terrace, died yesterday at the home after a short illness. She was born in Pilot Grove, Miol, and until the death of her husband, Henry Brzuchalski, in 1938, she lived on a farm near Montrose. She was a member of the Guardian Angels Catholic church. Surviving are three daughters, Mrs. Mary Hueser of the home; Sister Mary Leona and Sister Mary Agenese, both of Mount St Scholastica convent, Atchison, Kas.,; four sons, albert Brucel, 7048 Cody, Shawnee; Freank Brzuchalski, Sioux City, Ia.; Raymond Brzuchalski, Noland road, Lee's Summit, and Wilbert Bruchalski, Clinton, Mo.; 11 grand-children and five great-grand-children. Services will be at 9 o'clock Wednesday at the Immaculate Conception Catholic church at montrose. Pallbearers will be the grandsons: James Hueser, Harold Hueser, J. F. Brucel, Williard Brzuchalski, Richard Brzuchalski, John Brzuchalski and Leonard Bruzalski. The source of the above obituary is known, as well as, the date of the obituary. | Nold, Amalia Fridolina Joanna (I2606)
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| 4685 | Mrs. George (Pauline) Ferrin, 82 of Cherokee, Iowa passed away Tuesday, Jan. 14, 1997 at 3 AM at the Countryside Estates following a two-year illness. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Jan. 16, at 2 PM at the Boothby funeral home in Cherokee. Rev. Gary Armstrong will officiate and burial will be in the Oak Hill Cemetery in Cherokee. There will be a family prayer service at 1:45 PM at the funeral home on Thursday. Visitation will be all day today at the Boothby funeral home with the family president of 630 to 8 PM. Mrs. Ferrin was born Sept. 10, 1914 on a farm near Odebolt, Iowa to Ralph and Edith Perrott Manly. She graduated from Early consolidated high school and graduated from Buena Vista college with the degree in elementary education. On June 12, 1952 she married George Ferrin in Strom Lake, Iowa. She taught elementary education for 34 years, five years at West side, eight years at LeMars, and 21 years at Meriden-Cleghorn. She retired in 1976 and has had been a president of Cherokee the past 44 years. She was a member of the St. Paul's United Methodist Church, Carnation chapter No. 165, order of Eastern star, the United Methodist women and was a former Regent of DAR. Survivors include her husband, George, a stepdaughter: Sharon and her husband Dale Sudtelgte Remsen, Iowa, two stepsons: Dale Ferrin and his wife Janet, Smithfield, Missouri and Daniel Ferrin, Menomonie, Wisconsin; 12 step grandchildren 14 step great-grandchildren and one brother Ron Manly and his wife Dortha of Moville, Iowa and one sister Vivian Schriner of Elmhurst, Illinois. She was preceding death by her parents and a stepson, David Ferrin. This information is provided by the Daily Times, Cherokee, Iowa, Jan. 18, 1997. | Manly, Dorothy Pauline (I19909)
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| 4686 | Mrs. James C. Crowley Mrs. Mary B. Crowley, 60, wife of James C. Crowley, died Wednesday in her home, 1511 Monterey street. She was born in Marietta, O., where she lived until moving to Pittsburgh 23 years ago. She was a member of Rose chapter, O.E.S. Besides her husband, Mrs. Crowley leaves a daughter, Mrs. Irene Morris of Buffalo, N. Y.; two sons, Elder J. Lawrence of Seattle, Wash., and John H. Lawrence of Detroit; two sisters, Mrs. R. Evans of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. J. W. Dourn of Canton, O. ; a brother, Charles H. Stuffelbeam, also of Canton, and four grandchildren. Published in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Aug 12, 1927, pg 8 Mary was the daughter of Calvin Stufflebeam and Melissa Miller. She married 1. John Lawrence and 2. James C Crowley. | Stufflebeam, Mary Belle (I27631)
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| 4687 | Mrs. Lena Trousdale received word Sunday that her twin sister, Lila Eva and her husbvand William Labbo were in an automobile accident and are receiving care in the First Methodist Hospital in Scott's Bluff, Nebraska | Linebarger, Leila Evy (I3202)
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| 4688 | Mrs. Mary Magdalena Westerman died at her home in Boonville, November 26, 1908, after a nine days illness of pneumonia. The funeral was held Saturday morning at nine o'clock at the Catholic church. Interment at the Catholic cemetery. Mrs. Westerman was born in Clear Creek Township, Cooper county, November 15, 1858. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caspar Biechel, both of whom have been dead a number of years. Laborious Westerman and Miss Lena Biechel were united in marriage at the Catholic church, in Boonville about nineteen years ago. Mr. Westerman died in December 1900. (Mary Magdalena Biechele, w/o Liborius Westerman, d/o Caspar Biechele & Catharine Meistrell. No children.) | Biechele, Mary Magdalene (I17064)
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| 4689 | Mrs. Mary Rosburg, 94, former Remsen woman who left Remsen three years ago to make her home with her son Louis and family at Garretson, S.D., died there Tuesday. Mrs. Rosburg, in failing health for nearly two years, was up and about until two weeks ago when she became a bed patient in her son's home. She was born in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, October 26, 1856, and came to this country with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sagner, at the age of 13 years. The family settled at Newhall, Benton county, Iowa. She married Charles Rosburg at Newhall and the couple came to Remsen in 1884. They farmed here many years, retired to Remsen, where Mr. Rosburg died in 1921. Surviving are two sons and a daughter: Louis of Garretsen, Gus of Remsen and Mrs. Fred (Ella) Erdmann of Luverne, Minn. The body will be at the Fisch funeral home Friday. Funeral services were conducted there at 1:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon by the Rev. Paul Wuebben of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, followed by church services and burial in the Remsen cemetery. - Le Mars Semi-Weekly Sentinel, Feb. 13, 1951, page 1. | Sagner, Mary (I5014)
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| 4690 | MRS. MARY STEGNER, WIFE OF EDWARD H. STEGNER, OF THE VILLAGE OF NERSTRAND, DIED WEDNESDAY A. M. AT ST. LUCAS HOSPITAL IN THIS CITY OF A COMPLICATION OF DISEASES. DECEASED WAS BORN OCTOBER 9, 1855 IN WISCONSIN BUT HAD BEEN A RESIDENT OF NERSTRAND FOR SEVERAL YEARS PAST. THE FUNERAL WAS HELD FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 2 O'CLOCK FROM THE GERMAN EVANGELICAL CHURCH NEAR NERSTRAND. THE REMAINS WERE INTERRED IN THE NERSTRAND CEMETERY | von Wald, Mary (I6750)
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| 4691 | Mrs. Maudie Smith Hunnicutt, age 89, of Gravelly, died early Monday, February 12th in the Mitchell's Nursing Home in Danville. Mrs. Hunnicutt was a native of Bluffton, AR, the daughter of the late Pat and Alice Robertson Smith, housewife and member of the Church of Christ. Survivors include: five sons, R. R. Hunnicutt of Lenna, OK, W. 0. Hunnicutt of Gravelly, Leo Hunnicutt of Danville, Wayne Hunnicutt of Olatha, Kansas, and Bruce Hunnicutt of Gravelly; three daughters, Mrs. Pearl Fowler of Gravelly, Mrs. Myrtle Duval of Excelser Springs, MO and Mrs. Lois Douthit of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Also 31 grandchildren, 58 great-grandchildren and 6 great-great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, February 14th in the Gravelly United Methodist Church with Brother Owen Hunnieutt officiating with interment in the Young Gravelly Cemetery near Gravelly. Grandsons will serve as casket bearers. Arrangements and services in care of Cornwell Funeral Home of Danville. (www.yellcountyobits.org; Yell County Record Newspaper, Danville, Arkansas, pub. Feb 14, 1979) | Smith, Maud Pearl (I22386)
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| 4692 | Mrs. Walter Burkhart Funeral is Wednesday Funeral services for Mrs. Walter (Emma Mathilda) Burkhart, 74, who died Sunday at her farm home southeast of Bismarck, will be held at 10AM Wednesday from the House of Prayer Lutheran Church, the Rev. Warren K. Johnson officiating. Mrs. Burkhart had been in failing health for several months. Burial will be in the Baldwin Cemetery. She was born on a farm near Baldwin on September 29, 1888, a daughter of John and Anna Nordstrom. She married Hans Hanson on October 23, 1908. He died February 22, 1947. She married Walter Burkhart on January 26, 1949. He survives. Other survivors include five daughters, Mrs. Robert H. (Laura) Catlin and Mrs. Myrtle A. Duvall, both of Milwaukee; Hazel A Hanson, Minneapolis; Mrs Leo E. (Edra) Crawford, San Diego, CA, and Mrs. Richard C (Frances) Knudson, Mandan, one son, Elmer R. Hanson, Bismarck; one sister, Mrs. Roland Bradshaw, Seattle, WA; one borther, John Nordstrom, Bismarck; 25 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her parents, one brother and three sisters. The body will lie in state at the Perry Funeral Homne until time of the services. The family prefers memorials be given to the building fund of the House of Prayer Lutheran Church. Census of 1910 - Crofte, Burleigh, ND shows she was age 11. Also in household were father, John age 44, mother Annie, age 50, Freda, age 20, John age 12, Helma age 8, Alvin age 6, Annie age 4 and Isaac age 76. Records show Annie, mother had 8 children, 6 living. | Nordstrom, Emma Matilda (I6659)
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| 4693 | Multiple sources indicate that parents are Samuel and Sarah. However, other records indicate that Mary had a sister Sarah who married a William Browne. | Smith, Mary (I26190)
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| 4694 | Murdered the day after he returned from serving in the Civil War. The coroner's inquest was held 27 April 1865 | Robien, Peter (I14512)
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| 4695 | Muriel Lincoln d/o Coswain Lincoln, Domesday lord of Brattlesby & b- bef 1095 - Brattleby, Lincolnshire, England m- sir Robert de la Haye, knt, d- 1123 - Brattlesby, Lincolnshire, England sister & heir of Picot s/o Colswain - Brattlesby & Barling, & Kesteven, Lincolnshire | de Lincoln, Muriel (I33749)
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| 4696 | My ancestor Johann (Stephen) Thomey who served in the US civil war served in the 68 New York infantry (1st brigade). He was at Gettysburg. You asked when we spoke who he served under. The 68 infantry was under Colonel Gotthiff Von Bourg d 'lvernois. The First brigade was under Colonel Leopold Von Gilsa, The 68th NY infantry was based out of NYC (lower east side) from German decent people. Stephen Thomey died in 1887 at NYC. He is buried with wife Anna at Lutheran Cemetery in Middle Village NY. He is listed on his service record as a cook. I do not know how much action he participated in since at Gettysburg he was 40 years old. He filed for service pension in 1886 which he did not receive. His wife Anna hired an pension attorney in which she won appeal in 1890. She received $ 8.00 a month till she died in 1898. | Thomey, August (I9356)
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| 4697 | My name is Joseph Hubert Mann, DOB: 10-12-1943, and I guess we are related. Parents: Joseph Hubert Mann, 12-16-1915 - 1987 Sophia Isabell Thoma Mann, 6-18-1918 -1997 Grandparents: Joseph L. Mann, 1877 - Jan. 1, 1922 Katie Hurst, 1880 - 1954 Pete Thoma, Died, Jan 1955, McCrory, AR Opal Vineyard Thoma, Died 1954, McCrory, AR I have one sister, La Wanda J. Mann West, Ashdown, AR Pete and Opal had one other child, Hershel Pete Thoma and he had five daughters, Patty, Susan, Cathy, Cindy, and Lisa. LaWanda J. West, 77, of Ashdown, AR passed away June 8, 2017 in Texarkana, TX. Mrs. West was born October 2, 1939 in McCrory, AR to Hubert and Isabell Mann. She was a member of First Presbyterian Church of Texarkana, AR. Mrs. West is survived by her husband, Frank, two daughters and one son-in-law, Melanie West of Chicago, IL and Robin and Judd Casler of Jacksonville, IL, one brother and sister-in-law, Joe and Kathy Mann of Rogers, AR and two grandchildren. A memorial service will be held on Wednesday, June, 14, 2017 at 11:00 at First Presbyterian Church, Texarkana, AR. | Mann, LaWanda Jean (I1125)
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| 4698 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Mann, Joseph Hubert "JOE" (I18326)
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| 4699 | My name is Joseph Hubert Mann, DOB: 10-12-1943, and I guess we are related. Parents: Joseph Hubert Mann, 12-16-1915 - 1987 Sophia Isabell Thoma Mann, 6-18-1918 -1997 Grandparents: Joseph L. Mann, 1877 - Jan. 1, 1922 Katie Hurst, 1880 - 1954 Pete Thoma, Died, Jan 1955, McCrory, AR Opal Vineyard Thoma, Died 1954, McCrory, AR I have one sister, La Wanda J. Mann West, Ashdown, AR Pete and Opal had one other child, Hershel Pete Thoma and he had five daughters, Patty, Susan, Cathy, Cindy, and Lisa. | Thoma, Hershel Pete (I16103)
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| 4700 | My name is Patricia Ann Geiger and I am the great great grand-daughter of Lorenz Geiger. I am related through Lawrence von Salis Geiger and Margaret Mae Stanfield. They had a son, John Wilbur Geiger , who is my grandfather. My father is John Wilbur Geiger, Jr. Thankfully, you have your genealogy online and I noticed that you did not have the name of Lorenz’s first wife. Her name was Ursula von Salis and she was the sister of Margaretha von Salis (Lorenz’s 2nd wife) Ursula was born in Davos, Switzerland, 14 March 1820 (a town located in the Swiss Alps, about 80 miles southwest of Zurich). In 1853 Ursula and Lorenz were married and then departed for the USA taking George (Lorenz’s brother) with them. They entered the Port of New York and settled in New Baden, Illinois. At that point Lorenz set up a medical practice as he was trained at the University at Heidelberg, GA. He obtained his medical degree at the age of 23 . Ursula died in child birth of twin babies who also died. Year listed in the family story was 1860 Lorenz left for Davos Switzerland leaving Emmanuel , 11 and Lawrence von Salis 8 , in the care of the Martin family. Lorenz visited Ursula’s sister, Margaretha and asked for her hand in marriage. According to the family history Margaretha married Lorenz in 1869. Margaretha and Lorenz married and returned to the U.S. where they settled in Boonville, MO with the boys, Emmanuel and Lawrence. | Geiger, Lorenz S (I17438)
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