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Lennon Family Tree:
Descendants of Michael Patrick Lennon, Jr
http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/s/w/i/Christopher-H-Swingle/ODT2-0001.html | Lennon, John Joseph Sr. (I1873)
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Leon J. Bartlein, 64, route 1, Menasha, died at 2:15 a.m. today after a long illness. He was born July 28, 1894 in Calumet county and was an engineer at the Lutz Ice company for 38 years. Bartlein was a World War I veteran.
Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Catholic church with burial in St. Joseph cemetery. The rosary will be recited at 8 p.m. today and Friday at the Wichmann Funeral home, where friends may call after 7 p.m. today. The Rainbow division will conduct military services.
Survivors include his widow; three daughters, Mrs. Vernon Birkholz, Appleton, Mrs. Robert West, Kimberly, and Mrs. Joseph Sauter, Scott Air Force base, Ill; one son, Vernon, Madison; one brother, Lester, route 2, Menasha; one sister, Mrs. Henry Rosenow, Menasha; and 20 grandchildren.
~The Post Crescent, October 23, 1958, pg. C10 | Bartlein, Leon J. "Leo" (I1004)
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LIFE FOR GRANDSON MRS. VICTORIA BOHLINGER SIATf HAVE OVEN IT. STREET CAR WAS FAST RUSHING ON THE PAIR. She Pushed the Boy Away and Was Severely Injured Herself. In attempting to cross the street at Forest avenue and Rivard street, shortly after 8 o'clock last evening, Mrs. Victoria Bohlinger, aged 72 years, living at 155 Illinois street, was struck by a Crosstown car and sustained injuries that will probably cause her death. Mrs. Bohlinger was accompanied by her 9-year-old grandson, Eddie Bohlinger. When the aged woman realized that the car was upon them, she pushed the boy clear of the track at the, risk of her own lite. The car struck her, knocking her to the pavement, and the boy escaped without a scratch. Mrs. Bohlinger was picked up unconscious, and Harper hospital ambulance was called. At that institution, it was found that she had sustained a fracture of the right ankle, a compound fracture of the left arm, a simple fracture of the right arm, a broken finger and a badly contused head. At a late hour, she was still unconscious and because of her advanced age, it is feared she will not recover. She has five daughters and two sons, all grown up. They were notified of the accident and hurried to her bedside. | Fettig, Victoria (I3323)
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Linda Martinez and Howard Boldrey were married twice according to the Oakland County Genealogical site: https://courts.oakgov.com/OakGnlg/Public.aspx | Family: Howard Blair Boldrey, Sr. / Linda Martinez (F1779)
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Link to the Wisconsin Statutes, 1921, Volume 2
http://books.google.com/books?id=zL4oAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA2290&lpg=PA2290&dq=keeping+premises+for+unlawful+purposes&source=bl&ots=1n6fzL8c2d&sig=3ykkvtmcVgFqBSp2ORu1gN-JYrw&hl=en&sa=X&ei=ymSVUbniI8GjigK69ICIDQ&ved=0CDEQ6AEwAg#v=onepage&q=keeping%20premises%20for%20unlawful%20purposes&f=false | Cavil, William (I1263)
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Link to Wikipedia for Waupun Correctional Institute.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waupun_Correctional_Institution | Cavil, William (I1263)
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Listed as Theresa Belonger on the 1880 Census. | Belanger, Lucy Agnes (I102)
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Lived on Neff Road in Detroit | Cavill, Floyd Delbert (I76)
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Lorraine Cavill, 79, of S. Escanaba, Mich.
Lorraine Verna Cavill, 79, of S. Escanaba, Mich., died Sunday, May 21, 2000, at the Bishop Noa Home where she had been residing since this past October. She was born in Escanaba on Aug. 4, 1920, the daughter of Frank and Marie (LaCombe) Condory, and was a graduate of the Escanaba High School. She was married to Robert Cavill in 1939. He preceded her in death in 1986. She was preceded in death by her parents and one brother, Ronald. She had worked for the A&P Store in Escanaba for more than 20 years and had wintered in Florida for many years. She enjoyed bowling, fishing, and her family. She was a member of St. Anne's Church. Surviving are two sons, Gary and wife Judith of Milwaukee, Wis., and Ron of Golden, Colo.; one daughter, Kathy and husband Brian Lee of Victor, N.Y.; one sister, Elaine Bergerson of Escanaba, Mich.; five grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Skradski-Boyce Funeral Home, Escanaba, Mich.
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Lorraine Lueskow, 80, Dunbar, died unexpectedly, Saturday, Feb. 5, 2011. She was born Oct. 2, 1930, in Gladstone, Mich., to Bill and Doris (Belongie) Derouin. On June 27, 1947, Lorraine was united in marriage to Norman Lueskow in Menominee, Mich. After Norman returned from service, the family lived in Menominee, Mich. In 1951, the couple moved to Green Bay. Lorraine was an Avon Lady for more than 40 years and loved meeting with new people. She was an avid knitter and golfer, enjoyed feeding the birds and loved flower gardening. Lorraine was an avid Packer fan, win or lose. Most important to Lorraine was her family. She loved spending time with her husband, children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Lorraine is survived by her husband of more than 62 years, Norman; three children and their spouses, Norman Lueskow, Green Bay; Pam and Dave Cochenet, Crivitz; Tom and Jane Lueskow, Green Bay; six grandchildren, Norm Lueskow, Tammy (Paul) Smits; William (Jenny) Lueskow, Brian Lueskow, Neil Cochenet, Mark Cochenet; nine great-grandchildren, Clayton, Kyle, Kaitlyn, Jacob, Samantha, Summit, Olivia, Brock, Austin; two brothers and a sister-in-law, Kenneth Derouin, Richard and Barb Derouin; a sister, Ramona Hansen; many nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents; a daughter, Sherry; three brothers, Bill, Donald and David Derouin.
Friends may call at St. Jude Catholic Church, 1420 Division St., from 10 to 11 a.m. Wednesday. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the church with the Rev. Timothy Brandt officiating. Burial will be in Fort Howard | Derouin, Lorraine (I2321)
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Lost at Sea -
He lost his life as a result of the sinking of the U.S.S. Indianapolis in the early morning hours of last July 30, 1945. | Cavil, Robert Ralph (I1355)
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Lot 63 Blk 6 Sec 29 | King, Mamie (I4361)
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Lot L.
GRid=154265669 | Thiry, Ida M. (I2480)
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LOT: 39, BLOCK: 59, SPACE: 2
GRid=182295542 | Hoff, Sverre Oliver (I3468)
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lot: Block 5, Sec. D, Lot 36, Grave 1
GRid=49431724 | Bartlein, Andrew M. (I974)
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Loving husband of Carolie (nee Jabionski) - dad of Janet, Deborah, Darlene & Yvonne - Dennis & Jeffery + 14 Grandchildren ^ 6 GG Greatchildren.
"Frank" was a member of the Greendale American Legion Post.
Served in WW11
He worked for Milwaukee County for 31 years
Obit published Milwaukee Journal Sentinal 5 Nov 2002 | Newton, Francis John (I2663)
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Marian Lucille Herndon McQuade, a tireless advocate for senior citizen rights and founder of National Grandparents Day, passed away peacefully on Friday morning, September 26, 2008, at Hilltop Center, Hilltop. She was 91 years old.The daughter of the late Clarence and Lucille Dickerson Herndon, she was born on January 18, 1917, in Caperton. Marian was a lifelong West Virginian and native of Fayette County.
She married her Oak Hill High School sweetheart, Joe L. McQuade, in 1936. Mr. and Mrs. McQuade went on to become the proud parents of 15 children, 43 grandchildren, 15 great-grandchildren; and three great-great grandchildren.
In 1970, Mrs. McQuade initiated a grassroots campaign to set aside a special day just for grandparents. Years of working with civic, business, church and political leaders paid off in 1973, when West Virginia Governor Arch A. Moore proclaimed the first National Grandparents Day. Also in 1973, Senator Jennings Randolph (D-W.Va.) introduced a Grandparents Day resolution in the United States Senate. When the resolution languished in committee, Mrs. McQuade began a determined national effort to get the resolution passed.Mrs. McQuade petitioned governors in 49 states to follow West Virginia and set aside a Grandparents Day. Forty-three of those governors sent proclamations to Mrs. McQuade, each declaring a holiday in their states.With this momentum, the bill (Public Law 96-62) was signed into legislation in 1978 by President Jimmy Carter, proclaiming the first Sunday after Labor Day each year as National Grandparents Day. National
Grandparents Day celebrated its 30th anniversary this year 2008. In part, the Grandparents Day proclamation reads: "Grandparents are our continuing tie to the near-past, to events and beliefs and experiences that so strongly affect our lives and the world around us. Whether they are our own or surrogate grandparents who fill some of the gaps in our mobile society, our senior generation also provides our society a link to our national heritage and traditions."When Mrs. McQuade was asked about founding National Grandparents Day, she said "I am the luckiest person in the world. I have a wonderful and understanding husband, my children are all healthy and well, and my grandchildren and great-grandchildren brighten my days. And then I have my work promoting Grandparents Day, working with seniors and visiting the sick and lonely in hospitals and nursing homes. What more could I want?"Mrs. McQuade's legacy is now being carried on by many of her children and grandchildren, some of whom work on the National Grandparents Day Council, the non-profit corporation established by descendants of Marian H. McQuade. (www.grandparents-day.com). The council's purpose is to protect and promote the original intent of National Grandparents Day as championing the elderly. The council also works to enlarge and enhance the celebration of the holiday by cultivating intergenerational activities throughout the year.Mrs. McQuade's work with senior citizens dates back to 1956, when she first helped Jim Comstock, editor of the West Virginia Hillbilly and the Richwood News Leader, with organizing a Past 80 Party. The Past 80 Party became an annual event celebrating the state's octogenarians.She went on to become vice-chair of the West Virginia Commission on Aging and was appointed as a delegate to the White House Conference on Aging. In 1972, Mrs. McQuade's efforts resulted in President Richard Nixon proclaiming a National Shut-in Day. She also served as president of the Vocational Rehabilitation Foundation, vice-president of the West Virginia Health Systems Agency, and was appointed to the Nursing Home Licensing Board, among many other involvements.In 1970, Mrs. McQuade ran for United States House of Representatives in West Virginia 's 5th Congressional District. She was an alternate delegate to the Republican National Convention from West Virginia in 1972. Also in 1972, she was a candidate for West Virginia State Senate 11th District.Mrs. McQuade's efforts on behalf of the elderly and in the establishment of National Grandparents Day have been recognized through numerous honors. In 1976, Mrs. McQuade received a citation as one of 10 West Virginia Women of Accomplishment and in 1981 she was designated Whitman's Chocolates' Grandparent of the Year. The U.S. Postal Service issued a commemorative envelope bearing Mrs. McQuade's likeness in 1989 for the tenth anniversary of National Grandparents Day. On the 25th anniversary of the first West Virginia observance of the holiday, new West Virginia state highway signs were erected outside her hometown, announcing Oak Hill , West Virginia as the 'Home of Marian McQuade, Founder of National Grandparents Day.'
Mrs. McQuade is survived by her children Shirley McQuade Davis of Beckley, WV; DJ McQuade Lancaster of Chula Vista, CA; Dan McQuade of East Haddam, CT; Charles (Darby) McQuade of Santa Fe, NM; Patricia McQuade of Watsonville, CA; Tom McQuade of Charlotte, NC; David McQuade of North Hollywood, CA; Ruth McQuade of Shepherdstown, WV; Mary McQuade of Carmel, CA; George McQuade of Sun City, CA; Margaret McQuade Salimi of Oak Hill, WV; Michael McQuade of Santa Fe, NM; Kathleen McQuade Eye of Oak Hill, WV. She is also survived by her sister, Vida Herndon Albert; and brothers, Robert Herndon and Harry Herndon; as well as her 43 grandchildren; 15 great-grandchildren; and three great-great grandchildren.She is preceded in death by her husband, Joe L. McQuade; her sons Joel Herndon McQuade and William Robert McQuade; her brothers, J.W. Herndon and Charles Herndon; and her sisters, Eva Lee Herndon and Virginia Herndon Cater.
The service will be held on 11 a.m. on Monday, September 29, 2008, at Oak Hill Baptist Church with the Rev. David Sneed and Pastor Jerry Bush officiating. Burial will be at High Lawn Memorial Park in Oak Hill.Visitation will be held at Tyree Funeral Home from 5 to 7 p.m. on Sunday, September 28, 2008.In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to The West Virginia Alzheimer's Association, 1111 Lee St., Charleston, WV 25301. Her family also asks that in honor of Marian McQuade's work on behalf of the elderly, please pass on family histories to grandchildren, visit with the elderly or volunteer at a local nursing home. As Marian always said, "Make every day Grandparents Day."For more information on Mrs. McQuade and National Grandparents Day visit www.grandparents-day.com.
Arrangements are by Tyree Funeral Home, Oak Hill, WV. | Herndon, Marian Lucille (I3091)
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Marie Rupiper was born in the town of Bagley, near Suring, Oconto County, WI. At the age of 10 her family moved to Kaukauna, Outagamie County, WI. There she attended Holy Name Grade School and graduated from Kaukauna High School in 1948.
She married John Kamps in Kaukauna. Following their wedding, the couple moved to West Bend, WI. After raising her family, Marie worked at Royce Fabrics. She earned her real estae license, and was a member of the $1 Million Club of the Wauwatosa Realty Co. After retiring, she and her husband moved to Harrisville, WI. They then moved to Protage, WI in 2000.
Living in Barton, WI at the time of mother's death (1961).
Last residence: Portage, WI
She had 10 grandchildren at the time of her death | Rupiper, Marie L. (I1526)
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Marie Therese Guyon Dit Dion | Guyon, Marie Therese (I3480)
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Marinette Eagle-Star Obituary is listed Date of Death as 30 Oct 1995 | Juttner, Mary Evelyn (I2372)
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Marjorie J. Hager, aged 85, of Grand Rapids, died March 19, 2008. Surviving are her son, Titus Ronald (Nancy) Hager of Belmont; daughter, Virginia Gearhart of Grand Rapids; daughter-in-law, Kristen Hager of Ada; 10 grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Mrs. Hager was preceded in death by her husband, Titus James "Jim" Hager and son, Timothy A. Hager. Funeral services will be Saturday, March 22 at 11:00 a.m. in the Metcalf & Jonkhoff Chapel, Dr. Louis Lotz of Central Reformed Church officiating. Interment Woodlawn Cemetery. Memorials to Central Reformed Church. The family will receive friends Friday 6 to 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 to 11 a.m. at Metcalf & Jonkhoff Funeral Service | Pond, Marjorie Joan (I2769)
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Marriage Ceremony perfromed by: Fr O'Niel C D'Amour, Kathleen Lavelle's nephew. | Family: James Milton Lacosse / Kathleen Leone Lavelle (F890)
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Marriage Date: 14 Jun 1947
Marriage Place: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USA
License County: Wayne
Spouse: Theresa Antoinetta Graziosi
County File Number: 707492
State File Number: 385935 | Family: Battalion Chief (DFD) Robert John Hasten / Theresa Antoinetta Graziosi (F124)
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Marriage Performed by Rev A. B. Rinckes at Holy Cross Catholic Church in Bay Settlement Wisconsin
| Family: Robert Norman Cavill / Lucy Agnes Belanger (F56)
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Marriage Record states Marriage Date 28 Apr 1925 | Family: Willard Joseph Belonger / Caroline Polzar (F2881)
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Married by "Squire Linder" | Family: Jacob Sipe / Nancy F. Taylor (F928)
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Married in Rocky Mountain National Park | Family: Benjamin H. Bradford / Brooke Dakota Walters (F1758)
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Married in St Mary's Church | Family: Anthony Bohlinger / Victoria Fettig (F1335)
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Married son of John Scherer and Louisa Bolinger, per death record
Husband of Catherine Rinke Scherer and Agnes Scherer
Near George J. Scherer (d. 1954), George A. Scherer (d. 1954), Agnes Scherer | Scherer, Theodore Ferdinand (I2878)
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Married to a McNellis?
Had a son named Ralph Mcnellis??
| Belanger, Aurelia Esther (I2310)
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Married to Ken Crawford two Children
Zachary Royce Crawford August, 15th, 1987
Marshall Crawford April 27th, 1987
Note to the person who added this info to the family tree. These DOB's don't make sense. There is only 4 mounts between these two dates. Please send E-Mail to [email protected] with correct info. | Crawford, Jolynn Lynn (I1673)
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Mary Louise Knuth, 92, of De Pere died Tuesday, April 14, 2015 at home. The daughter of the late Charles and Rose(Parkinson) Messinger was born June 14, 1922 in Glendon, Iowa. She was a 1940 graduate of Nicolet High School. People always enjoyed meeting and talking to Mary. She was a funny, lovable lady known for her cookies, quick wit and smiling Irish eyes. Her family will remember her tall tales, her love of gardening and music. Her cooking lunches and dinners as family was cramped around her small kitchen table. She and her late husband, Butch Knuth loved to go hickory nut picking and picking cans at Ashwaubomay Park. But mostly she will be remembered for her love of her family, and most of all, her love for her husband, Carlton "Butch" KnuthSurvivors include one son and daughter-in-law, Tom and Marilyn Knuth, three granddaughters, Heidi, Carrie, and Beth, nieces and nephews. She was the last surviving member of Charles and Rose Messinger. Private family services were held at RYAN FUNERAL HOME AND CREMATORY, De Pere. Inurnment will be held in Greenwood Cemetery.
Green Bay Press Gazette Apr 15 2015 | Messinger, Mary Louise (I3011)
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Mary's Obituary says marriage date was 20 Jul 1928 | Family: Raymond Francis "Ray" Shelby / Mary Katherine "Mae" Kangelburger (F2830)
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Mausoleum of Angels, G-132 (Stone Niche)
GRid=198886310 | Loch, Melvin Charles (I63)
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Mausoleum of Angels, G-133 (Stone Niche)
GRid=86051437 | Wilson, Margaret Mary (I38)
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Mausoleum of Angels, I-90 (Tandem Stone Niche)
GRid=252977845 | Shavrnoch, Carol Ann (I122)
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Mausoleum of Angels, I-90 (Tandem Stone Niche)
GRid=151474386 | Hanko, Joseph William (I121)
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Mausoleum of the Evangelists, St. Matthew, H-193 (Companion Niche)
GRid=144912400 | Farney, Delores Irene (I388)
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Mausoleum of the Evangelists, St. Matthew, H-193 (Companion Niche)
GRid=144917466 | Vanderdonck, Gustaf Donald (I55)
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Mausoleum Of The Golden West
N-712 SAN DEVOTION MGW
GRid=174889770 | Haskell, Benjamin Loring II (I136)
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Mausoleum Of The Golden West N-712 SAN DEVOTION MGW
GRid=174889719 | Cavill, Elsie Ellen (I135)
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Maxwell Roliert Walters. 21: Eunice Rita May Simmons. 18 | Family: Maxwell Robert Walters / Eunice Rita May Simmons (F15)
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Menasha - Dec. 23, A nine-year-old son of Joseph Sauter died of bilious fever at his home this morning. Mr. Sauter had nine children and the remaining eight are sick with the same disease.
~Oshkosh Weekly Northwestern, Dec. 31, 1891, pg. 7 | Sauter, Mathias (I1025)
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Menasha - Joseph Sauter, resident of Menasha 45 years, died Wednesday at the home of his son, Earl Sauter. He had been ill three months. Mr. Sauter was born in Milwaukee, June 20, 1849. For a number of years he served as a member of the Menasha police department. He was a member of the Germania society and of the Holy Name society of St. Mary's parish.
Surviving are two sons, Earl Sauter of Menasha and Anthony Sauter, of Houston, Texas; four daughters, Mrs. Richard Whipple, Mrs. Alex Gasperick and Mrs. Barbara Lenz, all of Chicago, and Mrs. Henry Bell, of Wauwautosa; one sister, Mrs. Matt Schmidt, of Appleton; and 11 grandchildren.
The funeral will be held Friday morning at 9 o'clock from St. Mary's church. Rev. John Hummel officiating. Burial will be at St. Mary's cemetery.
~The Oshkosh Daily Northwestern, April 23, 1931, pg. 13 | Sauter, Joseph H. Sr. (I1013)
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Menasha - The funeral of Mrs. Joseph Sauter, who died Monday at her home, will be held at 9 o'clock Thursday morning at St. Mary church. The services will be conducted by the Rev. J. Hummel and interment will be made in St. Mary cemetery.
Mrs. Sauter is survived by her widower; son Earl; six sisters, Mrs. Martin Almekinders, Ashland; Birdie and Rose Lockbaum; Mrs. Abbie Warren, Mrs. Nick Fuite, Chicago; Mrs. Otto Eisenach, International Falls, Minn; two brothers, Jacob Lockbaum, Thorpe, and George Lockbaum, Menasha.
~The Post Crescent, September 30, 1925, pg. 10 | Lockbaum, Anna (I1016)
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Menasha Engineer Killed in New Mexico Will Be Buried at the Former Place Friday.
Menasha, Wis., Oct. 19 - Officer Joseph Sauter received a message from Texas last evening stating that the body of his son, Joseph Sauter, who was killed in a railroad wreck in New Mexico on the night of October 15, will arrive here this afternoon at 3:15 o'clock. The remains will be removed to the Sauter residence on Tayco street and the funeral will be held from St. Mary's church Friday morning at 9 o'clock. Rev. Father Schmitz will officate.
~The Oshkosh Northwestern, October 19, 1910, pg. 11 | Sauter, Joseph H. Jr. (I1022)
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Menasha, Wis. - Six children, thirty-three grandchildren, thirty-eight great-grandchildren, and three great-great-grandchildren survive Mrs. Margaret Huelsbeck, one of the oldest residents of this vicinity, who passed away at the home of her son, John Huelsbeck, in the town of Harrison.
Margaret was born in Luxenberg, Germany, July 8, 1833, and came to America with her parents when 7 years of age. The family settled near New York city and later moved to Wisconsin. After spending several years on a farm near Milwaukee, they located on a homestead in the town of Harrison, Calumet county.
Twenty-five years ago Mrs. Huelsbeck took up residence in this city. Her husband passed away forty-four years ago. She is survived by six children, Mrs. Joseph Schlegel of Menasha, John Huelsbeck of the town of Harrison, Mrs. Frank Bartlein of the town of Menasha, Mrs. Anne Degler of Superior and Mrs. Kate Heule and William Huelsbeck of Florida.
Funeral services will be held at St. Mary's church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. John Hummel officiating.
~The Daily Northwestern, February 26, 1924, page. 5 | Brickler, Margaret (I968)
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Menasha, Wis., Jan. 15 - Death has again entered the home of Joseph Sauter and taken from it the one he most needed in this time of trail and sickness. Mrs. Maggie Sauter died of typhoid fever at her home on Broad street at ten o'clock Thursday morning. She had been suffering from this disease about two weeks, and she was partially unconscious the last two days. Mrs. Sauter was thirty-six years of age. She was a sister of Will Huelsbeck, of this city, and was known as an excellent woman.
She was born in Milwaukee, but has spent the last twenty-five years in this vicinity. She leaves eight children, three boys and five girls, the oldest being a boy of seventeen, and the youngest a girl of two. A boy of eight years died a short time ago and was buried on Christmas Day. All the children have had the disease and two are still ill. One of them, six years old, is in a dangerous condition. This disease was brought into the Sauter family about six weeks ago, when Katie, the oldest girl, came home sick from nursing Mrs. Fred Eckris. Not knowing the disease to be typhoid fever, no effort was made to separate her from the other members of the family. Peter Sauter, a brother of Joseph Sauter, the appointed postmaster of Dundas, arrived here yesterday, but too late to see Mrs. Sauter alive, Joseph Huelsbeck, of Milwaukee, a brother of the deceased is in the city.
~The Oshkosh Daily Northwestern, January 15, 1892, pg. 3 | Huelsbeck, Margaret "Maggie" (I1012)
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Menasha, Wis., March 24 - Mrs. John Bartlein died today at her home on Broad street. Mrs. Bartlein retired last evening apparently in good health but at midnight she was stricken ill and death resulted shortly before 2 o'clock this morning. Mrs. Bartlein was born in Bavaria, Germany, June 3, 1838, and came to America when eighteen years of age, settling at Milwaukee. She was united in marriage at Milwaukee, November 23, 1859, and shortly after that settled on a farm in the town of Harrison near this city. Eight years ago, Mr. and Mrs. Bartlein disposed of their farm property and came to this city to make their home. The fiftieth anniversary of their marriage was celebrated in November last year.
Surviving her are two sons and five daughters, as follows: Frank and Andrew Bartlein, and Mrs. William Huelsbeck of the town of Harrison; Mrs. Fred Eckrich of Menasha; Mrs. Henry Arno of Los Angeles, Calif.; Mrs. George Wilz of the town of Menasha and Miss Margaret Bartlein of Chicago.
The funeral will be held from the St. Mary's church Monday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Schmitz officiating.
~Oshkosh Daily Northwestern, March 24, 1910, pg. 11 | Etzel, Margaret (I961)
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Menasha, Wis., Sept. 21 - Herbert, aged twelve, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sauter, died Saturday of brian fever at the family home on Tayco street. The little fellow had been ill but two days. He attended school on Wednesday. The funeral will be held from St. Mary's church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Schmitz officiating.
~The Oshkosh Daily Northwestern, September 21, 1908, pg. 9 | Sauter, Herbert (I1018)
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