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1801	Invalid for 15 years.	SCHROEDER, Lawrence (I276)
1802	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F62)
1803	Known as Hattie.	SCHWARTZ, Hedwig Huldah Helena (I832)
1804	Lived in Gollembiewo, then Wirth in Masanken.	ZABEL, Andreas (I9340)
1805	Lizzie was a member of the United Christian Church. Her last address was 139 W. Sheridan Ave, Annville, PA USA. She lived in Anville for 55 years. She worked as a cook for 40 years at the United Christian Camp meeting north of Cleona. She was the founder of the Long Family Association. From Death Certificate: Cause of Death: -Cerebral left Hemiplegia. Onset to death - 12 hours. -Hypertensive Vascular Disease. Onset to death - 15 years.	LONG, Lizzie Fink (I57)
1806	Lost an arm in a hunting accident. Died of a heart attack.	PFLUG, Edward (I521)
1807	Machinist, a pattern maker, machinery parts.	SCHWARTZ, Gustav Erdman (I806)
1808	Mapleton IL She died of a stroke.	FOTH, Erna Martha (I113)
1809	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: Living / Living (F61)
1810	Max immigrated to the US at about the age of 24 (CEN1910 says in 1905). He made his home in Milwaukee, Wis. for several years, working in the Meiers shoe factory. In 1909 he came to Valley County, Ord, Nebraska. He worked at the Edwin Armstrong farm, and at the Will Koelling farm from sixteen years. He was a kind, simple man. A highlight of his life was when his niece, Frieda, visited him after he had been severely bitten by a hog. Spent his last years at the home of his cousin Harry Foth. He was buried beside his grandmother and Uncle Emil Foth in Mira Valley, then removed with them to Ord Cemetery in 1951.	FOTH, Max (I81)
1811	Menominee Herald Leader February 2, 1971 with Picture Emil C Ewald Dies Monday Evening Emil C Ewald, 62, of 1024 6th Street, District Court Magistrate,died unexpectedly Monday at 9:30 PM in St Joseph Lloyd Hospital, wherehe had been admitted shortly before. Ewald served Menominee in the law enforcement field for 35 years.He was elected Justice of Peace in 1936, a position which he helduntil two years ago when he was appointed District Magistrate. Mr Ewald was born October 28, 1908 in Longrie, Michigan. Hemarried Mildred Jones on August 7, 1930, in Menominee. In 1935 Mr Ewald entered the Jones Agency, an insurance business,which he sold two years ago to William Caley. He was an active member of the Bethel Lutheran Church where hewas a Sunday School teacher for seven years. He served as a member ofthe Church Finance Committee for the new Educational addition of thechurch and was active in purchase of the adjacent property for thechurch parking lot. He was also active in the Men's Club of thechurch. Mr Ewald was a member of the Menominee Odd Fellows Lodge where hewas Post Noble Grand and served as treasurer for 15 years. He servedas secretary and treasurer of the Odd Fellows Association since Marchof 1945. Mr Ewald was also a member and Past Worshipful Master of theMenominee Blue Lodge F&AM 269, a member of the Royal Arch Masons No.107. He also served as Past Commander for two years and was a memberof the Knights Templar Commandery and a member of the MasonicAssociation, Twin City Shrine Club and Ahmed Temple. Survivors include his widow; three daughters, Mrs Walter Homa ofMarinette, Mrs Joseph Vorachek of Kalamazoo, Mrs Douglas Lueskow of KI Sawyer Air Force Base, Marquette; 10 grandchildren; one sister, MrsHenning Wagberg of Channing, Mich; two brothers, Carl of Marinette andFred of Menominee. Friends may call at the Kell Funeral Home from 4 to 9 PMWednesday where Masonic visitation will be held at 7:30 PM. The bodywill be taken to the church Thursday at 11 am to lie in state untiltime of service. Services will be held Thursday at 2 PM in Bethel Lutheran Church.Rev William R Sarvela will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. A Memorial Fund has been established.	EWALD, Emil Clarence (I23177982)
1812	Menominee Herald Leader Tuesday October 13, 1953 Funerals Ewald Final rites will be conducted at 2 PM Thursday at the Christ LutheranChurch for Mrs Augusta Ewald of 705 11th Ave, who died Monday. TheRev Theodore Thurow will officiate and burial will be in RiversideCemetery. The body will be at the Cadieu Funeral Home at 10:30 amWednesday to remain until 10:30 am Thursday when it will be taken tothe church. Menominee Herald Leader Friday October 16, 1953 page 2 Funerals Ewald Services for Mrs Augusta Ewald who died Monday were held at 2 PMThursday in Christ Lutheran Church with Rev Theodore Thurowofficiating. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers wereWalter Ewald, Raymond Ewald, Emil Tessmer, Ervin Baumler, DavidBaumler and Gilbert Lucke.	TESSMER, Augusta (I23177981)
1813	Military, Hospital Corps in England	MILLS, Jr Charles August (I502)
1814	Military, World War I. Westinghouse foreman, retired 1 Dec 1962.	LOXTERMAN, Albert L (I862)
1815	Moved to Colorado after getting out of the Navy. Lived in the Denver, Colorado area.	HOSTETTER, Stephanie Lynne (I37)
1816	Mrs Frank Wike, of 122 North Twelfth Street, died at eight o'clock Friday evening from pneumonia after a brief illness at the Wike residence. She was 35 years old and leaves her husband and a number of children.[Lebanon Daily News, 26 October 1918, page 3] Burial in the Cornwall Cemetery was made at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon of the body of the late Mre Frank Wike, of 122 North Twelfth Street. Services were private at the house. Daniel A. Frantz was the undertaker. [29 Oct 1918, page 3]	WEILER, Mary Elizabeth (I19)
1817	Mrs. Foth was a member of the Mira Valley United Methodist Church, where she was involved in various capacities including teaching Sunday school. She was a member of the United Methodist Women, Mutual Benefit Extension Club and the Hospital Auxiliary. She enjoyed quilting and sewing and was an avid gardener.	COOK, Lillie Ethel (I1032)
1818	Norwalk Wisconsin 54648 Seamstress.	FOTH, Esther Melitta (I449)
1819	Obit: Escanaba Daily Press Thursday February 16, 1933 Aged Resident Passes Away Mrs Caroline Ehrenberg Dies After Four Months Illness Survivors: Mrs Gullow Nergarrd of Escanaba; Mrs Earl Foote ofMarinette; Julius of Escanaba, at home; Frank & Henry of Gladstone;six grandchildren Anderson Funeral Home	PRILL, Caroline (I23178002)
1820	Obit: Menominee County Journal August 29, 1930 Daggett Pioneer Mother Summoned Mrs Anna Tessmer, nee Prill, 72, passed away at her home farm inDaggett township on Thursday morning at 6:45 o'clock. Dropsy beingthe cause of her demise. Mrs Tessmer was born in Morachin, Posen, Germany, on the 15th ofFebruary, 1858. On April 5th, 1884 she came to America and located atSheboygan, Wi. Six months later she moved on her present farm whereshe resided permanently until death called her. In 1877, at the age of 19, she married Fred Tessmer in Germany whopreceded her death 23 years ago. Ten children were born to the union,three sons and seven daughters: Emil, Herman, Ernest, Emma, Gusta,Mary, Ida, Amanda, Anna and Martha. Ernest and Martha died in infancyand Mrs Emma Baumler died four years ago. Those mourning her lossare: Herman of Iron Mountain; Emil, Daggett; Mrs Ida Baumler, IronMountain; Mrs Anna Newbauer, Milwaukee; and one sister Mrs JuliusEhrenberg, Escanaba and 29 grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 12 o'clock at the farmhome and at 1:00 PM at the Holy Cross Church. Services in bothEnglish and German, the Rev. H Hopp will officiate. Interment will bein the family lot in the Stephenson Cemetery.	PRILL, Anna (I23177988)
1821	Obituary Facts: Survived by: Husband; Son, Gilbert; Daughter, Mrs Joseph Fraid;Brothers, Emil Tessmer of Daggett; Herman Tessmer of Iron Mountain;Sister, Gusta Ewald of Menominee, Mi; Mrs Cort Baumler of Menominee;Mrs Emil Baumler of Iron Mountain. Larson Funeral Home; Maple Grove Cemetery, Oakwood.	TESSMER, Mary (I23177989)
1822	Obituary Facts: 12/6/1971 Survived by: Husband; Sons: Wilbert of Whittier, Ca; David ofEscanaba, Mi; Daughters: Mrs Joseph DeClark and Mrs John Butler;Brother: Herman of Kingsford; Sister: Amanda Baumler of Iron Mt. MI; 7 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. REFNMarriage	TESSMER, Ida (I23177991)
1823	Obituary notes: 1925 Survived by: Husband and several children. Born Germany 7-26-1873.Moved to Breitung in 1924 from Daggett. At the age of six she residedin Sheboygan, WI.	TESSMER, Emma (I23177996)
1824	Obituary notes: 1973 Survived by: Sons: Paul and Emil of Kingsford, Irving of Menominee;Clifford of Sault Ste Marie, MI; Brother, Herman of Kingsford, MI.11 Grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren. Pallbearers: Oscar Aderman, William Champion, Gust Maidke, LavereWilliams, Edwin Aderman, Lee Mayne. Erickson-Richon Funeral Home.	TESSMER, Amanda (I23177992)
1825	Obituary: Emil Tessmer Dies Here at 67 Custodian of Marathon Corp. Had lived in Daggett and Iron River. Survivors: Wife Daughters: Mrs Robert Blunden of Menominee; Mrs Wallie Parrettand Mrs Herbert Parret of Stephenson Sons: Alfred Tessmer of Palmer, MI; Emil Tessmer, Jr of Marinette Wi; James Tessmer of Nauganee, MI 32 Grandchildren Brother: Herman Tessmer of Iron Mountain, Mi Sisters: Mrs Cort Baumler of Iron Mountain, Mi; Mrs Emil Baumlerand Mrs Augusta Ewald of Menominee, MI	TESSMER, Emil F (I23177990)
1826	Office clerk.	HIXON, John (I903)
1827	Office worker.	RINGLE, Viola Anna Elizabeth (I319)
1828	Omar, at 33 years of age, was a Boarder in Pittsburg, Allegheny, PA USA in 1930 Census.	HELD, Omar Conrad (I93)
1829	Omar, at 33 years of age, was a Boarder in Pittsburg, Allegheny, PA USA in 1930 Census.	HELD, Omar Conrad (I93)
1830	On marriage record she was 19 in 1896On death record she was 4 months 19 days....years wrong, stated as 52, doesn't work with the age of 19 as statedon other record	Source (S7052226)
1831	Or Ewald. Owned a garage. He died of cancer.	SCHWARTZ, Edward Christian Herman (I786)
1832	Or Kleinhempl	KLEINHAMPL, Marie Barbara (I807)
1833	Or Martha Anna.	FOTH, Caroline Martha (I241)
1834	Ord NE Farmer in section 27. He died with his wife in an auto accident.	FOTH, Walter John (I993)
1835	Ord NE R#3 1509 O St, Ord, NE 68862-1738	FOTH, Gust Reinhold (I166)
1836	Oswald came to America in 1732.	Family: Oswald HOSTETTER / Maria Mary (F35)
1837	Owned Land: Manitowoc County TWSP 21-23 Sec 8 SW1/2 of SW1/4 Gibson Owned Land: Menominee County TWP36R27W Sec 34 NE1/2 of NE1/4 sold to Menza Family	EWALD, Charles Ludwig (I23178003)
1838	Pattern maker.	SCHWARTZ, Richard C.L.E. (I887)
1839	Pg 260 - 261UWGB Columbia Co #04-0337	Source (S7052313)
1840	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I9411)
1841	Property Owned 88 acres: Sec26 Twp36N Range27W 40 acres: Sec26 Twp36 40 acres: Sec22 Twp36 Obit: Menominee County Journal December 7, 1907 Fred Tessmer, an old and respected citizen of this township died athis home here Wednesday forenoon after an illness of a years durationwith stomach trouble. Mr Tessmer was born in Germany on March 25,1853 and was married at the age of 25. He was the father of tenchildren, of which eight are living. The funeral takes place todayfrom the German Lutheran Church, Rev Witte officiating. The bereavedwidow and children have the sympathy of the entire community in theiraffliction.	TESSMER, Frederick (I23177987)
1842	PVT. US Army WW II	FEASTER, Lester Sylvester (I16)
1843	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Living (I385)
1844	R#2, Ord NE 68862 Farmer and beekeeper. He was a member of a local men's quartet for nearly 50 years.	FOTH, Harry Herman (I1052)
1845	R#2, Ord NE 68862. Teacher.	FOTH, Bertha Mathilde (I1008)
1846	R#2, Ord Nebraska 68862 Farmer and prime steer feeder, lived his entire life on the same farm, 9 miles south of Ord Nebraska. This farm once belonged to his father Emil Foth. He was active in community affairs, and was president of the Loup Valleys Rural Public Power District, having been on its board at its founding in 1945.	FOTH, William Reinhard (I1031)
1847	R#3 808 Martin St, Havre-de-Grace MD 21078 Died of a heart attack.	SCHWARTZ, Erdman Gustav (I808)
1848	R#4 Box 6A, Tomah Wisconsin 54660 828 Holister, Tomah Wisconsin 54660	SQUIRES, Adeline Betty (I472)
1849	Sand Lake Rd, Box 13A R#2, Onalaska Wisconsin 54650	GNEWIKOW, Ada Mae (I489)
1850	Schoolteacher	NASS, Metha Louise (I217)

Notes

Linked to

1801

Invalid for 15 years.

SCHROEDER, Lawrence (I276)

1802

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F62)

1803

Known as Hattie.

SCHWARTZ, Hedwig Huldah Helena (I832)

1804

Lived in Gollembiewo, then Wirth in Masanken.

ZABEL, Andreas (I9340)

1805

Lizzie was a member of the United Christian Church.

Her last address was 139 W. Sheridan Ave, Annville, PA USA. She lived in Anville for 55 years.

She worked as a cook for 40 years at the United Christian Camp meeting north of Cleona.

She was the founder of the Long Family Association.

From Death Certificate:
Cause of Death: -Cerebral left Hemiplegia. Onset to death - 12 hours.

-Hypertensive Vascular Disease. Onset to death - 15 years.

LONG, Lizzie Fink (I57)

1806

Lost an arm in a hunting accident.
Died of a heart attack.

PFLUG, Edward (I521)

1807

Machinist, a pattern maker, machinery parts.

SCHWARTZ, Gustav Erdman (I806)

1808

Mapleton IL
She died of a stroke.

FOTH, Erna Martha (I113)

1809

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family: Living / Living (F61)

1810

Max immigrated to the US at about the age of 24 (CEN1910 says in 1905).
He made his home in Milwaukee, Wis. for several years, working in the
Meiers shoe factory. In 1909 he came to Valley County, Ord, Nebraska. He
worked at the Edwin Armstrong farm, and at the Will Koelling farm from
sixteen years. He was a kind, simple man. A highlight of his life was
when his niece, Frieda, visited him after he had been severely bitten by a
hog. Spent his last years at the home of his cousin Harry Foth. He was
buried beside his grandmother and Uncle Emil Foth in Mira Valley, then
removed with them to Ord Cemetery in 1951.

FOTH, Max (I81)

1811

Menominee Herald Leader February 2, 1971 with Picture

Emil C Ewald Dies Monday Evening

Emil C Ewald, 62, of 1024 6th Street, District Court Magistrate,died unexpectedly Monday at 9:30 PM in St Joseph Lloyd Hospital, wherehe had been admitted shortly before.
Ewald served Menominee in the law enforcement field for 35 years.He was elected Justice of Peace in 1936, a position which he helduntil two years ago when he was appointed District Magistrate.
Mr Ewald was born October 28, 1908 in Longrie, Michigan. Hemarried Mildred Jones on August 7, 1930, in Menominee.
In 1935 Mr Ewald entered the Jones Agency, an insurance business,which he sold two years ago to William Caley.
He was an active member of the Bethel Lutheran Church where hewas a Sunday School teacher for seven years. He served as a member ofthe Church Finance Committee for the new Educational addition of thechurch and was active in purchase of the adjacent property for thechurch parking lot. He was also active in the Men's Club of thechurch.
Mr Ewald was a member of the Menominee Odd Fellows Lodge where hewas Post Noble Grand and served as treasurer for 15 years. He servedas secretary and treasurer of the Odd Fellows Association since Marchof 1945. Mr Ewald was also a member and Past Worshipful Master of theMenominee Blue Lodge F&AM 269, a member of the Royal Arch Masons No.107. He also served as Past Commander for two years and was a memberof the Knights Templar Commandery and a member of the MasonicAssociation, Twin City Shrine Club and Ahmed Temple.
Survivors include his widow; three daughters, Mrs Walter Homa ofMarinette, Mrs Joseph Vorachek of Kalamazoo, Mrs Douglas Lueskow of KI Sawyer Air Force Base, Marquette; 10 grandchildren; one sister, MrsHenning Wagberg of Channing, Mich; two brothers, Carl of Marinette andFred of Menominee.
Friends may call at the Kell Funeral Home from 4 to 9 PMWednesday where Masonic visitation will be held at 7:30 PM. The bodywill be taken to the church Thursday at 11 am to lie in state untiltime of service.
Services will be held Thursday at 2 PM in Bethel Lutheran Church.Rev William R Sarvela will officiate.
Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery.
A Memorial Fund has been established.

EWALD, Emil Clarence (I23177982)

1812

Menominee Herald Leader Tuesday October 13, 1953
Funerals
Ewald
Final rites will be conducted at 2 PM Thursday at the Christ LutheranChurch for Mrs Augusta Ewald of 705 11th Ave, who died Monday. TheRev Theodore Thurow will officiate and burial will be in RiversideCemetery. The body will be at the Cadieu Funeral Home at 10:30 amWednesday to remain until 10:30 am Thursday when it will be taken tothe church.

Menominee Herald Leader Friday October 16, 1953 page 2
Funerals
Ewald
Services for Mrs Augusta Ewald who died Monday were held at 2 PMThursday in Christ Lutheran Church with Rev Theodore Thurowofficiating. Burial was in Riverside Cemetery. Pallbearers wereWalter Ewald, Raymond Ewald, Emil Tessmer, Ervin Baumler, DavidBaumler and Gilbert Lucke.

TESSMER, Augusta (I23177981)

1813

Military, Hospital Corps in England

MILLS, Jr Charles August (I502)

1814

Military, World War I.
Westinghouse foreman, retired 1 Dec 1962.

LOXTERMAN, Albert L (I862)

1815

Moved to Colorado after getting out of the Navy.
Lived in the Denver, Colorado area.

HOSTETTER, Stephanie Lynne (I37)

1816

Mrs Frank Wike, of 122 North Twelfth Street, died at eight o'clock Friday evening from pneumonia after a brief illness at the Wike residence. She was 35 years old and leaves her husband and a number of children.[Lebanon Daily News, 26 October 1918, page 3]

Burial in the Cornwall Cemetery was made at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon of the body of the late Mre Frank Wike, of 122 North Twelfth Street. Services were private at the house. Daniel A. Frantz was the undertaker. [29 Oct 1918, page 3]

WEILER, Mary Elizabeth (I19)

1817

Mrs. Foth was a member of the Mira Valley United Methodist Church, where
she was involved in various capacities including teaching Sunday school. She
was a member of the United Methodist Women, Mutual Benefit Extension
Club and the Hospital Auxiliary. She enjoyed quilting and sewing and was an
avid gardener.

COOK, Lillie Ethel (I1032)

1818

Norwalk Wisconsin 54648
Seamstress.

FOTH, Esther Melitta (I449)

1819

Obit: Escanaba Daily Press Thursday February 16, 1933
Aged Resident Passes Away
Mrs Caroline Ehrenberg Dies After Four Months Illness
Survivors: Mrs Gullow Nergarrd of Escanaba; Mrs Earl Foote ofMarinette; Julius of Escanaba, at home; Frank & Henry of Gladstone;six grandchildren
Anderson Funeral Home

PRILL, Caroline (I23178002)

1820

Obit: Menominee County Journal August 29, 1930

Daggett Pioneer Mother Summoned

Mrs Anna Tessmer, nee Prill, 72, passed away at her home farm inDaggett township on Thursday morning at 6:45 o'clock. Dropsy beingthe cause of her demise.

Mrs Tessmer was born in Morachin, Posen, Germany, on the 15th ofFebruary, 1858. On April 5th, 1884 she came to America and located atSheboygan, Wi. Six months later she moved on her present farm whereshe resided permanently until death called her.

In 1877, at the age of 19, she married Fred Tessmer in Germany whopreceded her death 23 years ago. Ten children were born to the union,three sons and seven daughters: Emil, Herman, Ernest, Emma, Gusta,Mary, Ida, Amanda, Anna and Martha. Ernest and Martha died in infancyand Mrs Emma Baumler died four years ago. Those mourning her lossare: Herman of Iron Mountain; Emil, Daggett; Mrs Ida Baumler, IronMountain; Mrs Anna Newbauer, Milwaukee; and one sister Mrs JuliusEhrenberg, Escanaba and 29 grandchildren.

Funeral services will be conducted Saturday at 12 o'clock at the farmhome and at 1:00 PM at the Holy Cross Church. Services in bothEnglish and German, the Rev. H Hopp will officiate. Interment will bein the family lot in the Stephenson Cemetery.

PRILL, Anna (I23177988)

1821

Obituary Facts:
Survived by: Husband; Son, Gilbert; Daughter, Mrs Joseph Fraid;Brothers, Emil Tessmer of Daggett; Herman Tessmer of Iron Mountain;Sister, Gusta Ewald of Menominee, Mi; Mrs Cort Baumler of Menominee;Mrs Emil Baumler of Iron Mountain.
Larson Funeral Home; Maple Grove Cemetery, Oakwood.

TESSMER, Mary (I23177989)

1822

Obituary Facts: 12/6/1971

Survived by: Husband; Sons: Wilbert of Whittier, Ca; David ofEscanaba,
Mi; Daughters: Mrs Joseph DeClark and Mrs John Butler;Brother:
Herman of Kingsford; Sister: Amanda Baumler of Iron Mt. MI; 7
grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren.
REFNMarriage

TESSMER, Ida (I23177991)

1823

Obituary notes: 1925

Survived by: Husband and several children. Born Germany 7-26-1873.Moved to Breitung in 1924 from Daggett. At the age of six she residedin Sheboygan, WI.

TESSMER, Emma (I23177996)

1824

Obituary notes: 1973

Survived by: Sons: Paul and Emil of Kingsford, Irving of Menominee;Clifford of Sault Ste Marie, MI; Brother, Herman of Kingsford, MI.11 Grandchildren and 23 great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers: Oscar Aderman, William Champion, Gust Maidke, LavereWilliams, Edwin Aderman, Lee Mayne.

Erickson-Richon Funeral Home.

TESSMER, Amanda (I23177992)

1825

Obituary:

Emil Tessmer Dies Here at 67
Custodian of Marathon Corp. Had lived in Daggett and Iron River.

Survivors: Wife
Daughters: Mrs Robert Blunden of Menominee; Mrs Wallie Parrettand Mrs Herbert Parret of Stephenson
Sons: Alfred Tessmer of Palmer, MI; Emil Tessmer, Jr of Marinette
Wi; James Tessmer of Nauganee, MI 32 Grandchildren

Brother: Herman Tessmer of Iron Mountain, Mi
Sisters: Mrs Cort Baumler of Iron Mountain, Mi; Mrs Emil Baumlerand Mrs Augusta Ewald of Menominee, MI

TESSMER, Emil F (I23177990)

1826

Office clerk.

HIXON, John (I903)

1827

Office worker.

RINGLE, Viola Anna Elizabeth (I319)

1828

Omar, at 33 years of age, was a Boarder in Pittsburg, Allegheny, PA USA in 1930 Census.

HELD, Omar Conrad (I93)

1829

Omar, at 33 years of age, was a Boarder in Pittsburg, Allegheny, PA USA in 1930 Census.

HELD, Omar Conrad (I93)

1830

On marriage record she was 19 in 1896On death record she was 4 months 19 days....years wrong, stated as 52, doesn't work with the age of 19 as statedon other record

Source (S7052226)

1831

Or Ewald. Owned a garage. He died of cancer.

SCHWARTZ, Edward Christian Herman (I786)

1832

Or Kleinhempl

KLEINHAMPL, Marie Barbara (I807)

1833

Or Martha Anna.

FOTH, Caroline Martha (I241)

1834

Ord NE
Farmer in section 27. He died with his wife in an auto accident.

FOTH, Walter John (I993)

1835

Ord NE R#3
1509 O St, Ord, NE 68862-1738

FOTH, Gust Reinhold (I166)

1836

Oswald came to America in 1732.

Family: Oswald HOSTETTER / Maria Mary (F35)

1837

Owned Land: Manitowoc County TWSP 21-23 Sec 8 SW1/2 of SW1/4 Gibson
Owned Land: Menominee County TWP36R27W Sec 34 NE1/2 of NE1/4
sold to Menza Family

EWALD, Charles Ludwig (I23178003)

1838

Pattern maker.

SCHWARTZ, Richard C.L.E. (I887)

1839

Pg 260 - 261UWGB Columbia Co #04-0337

Source (S7052313)

1840

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I9411)

1841

Property Owned
88 acres: Sec26 Twp36N Range27W
40 acres: Sec26 Twp36
40 acres: Sec22 Twp36

Obit: Menominee County Journal December 7, 1907

Fred Tessmer, an old and respected citizen of this township died athis home here Wednesday forenoon after an illness of a years durationwith stomach trouble. Mr Tessmer was born in Germany on March 25,1853 and was married at the age of 25. He was the father of tenchildren, of which eight are living. The funeral takes place todayfrom the German Lutheran Church, Rev Witte officiating. The bereavedwidow and children have the sympathy of the entire community in theiraffliction.

TESSMER, Frederick (I23177987)

1842

PVT. US Army WW II

FEASTER, Lester Sylvester (I16)

1843

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I385)

1844

R#2, Ord NE 68862
Farmer and beekeeper. He was a member of a local men's quartet for
nearly 50 years.

FOTH, Harry Herman (I1052)

1845

R#2, Ord NE 68862.
Teacher.

FOTH, Bertha Mathilde (I1008)

1846

R#2, Ord Nebraska 68862
Farmer and prime steer feeder, lived his entire life on the same farm, 9
miles south of Ord Nebraska. This farm once belonged to his father Emil
Foth. He was active in community affairs, and was president of the Loup
Valleys Rural Public Power District, having been on its board at its
founding in 1945.

FOTH, William Reinhard (I1031)

1847

R#3 808 Martin St, Havre-de-Grace MD 21078
Died of a heart attack.

SCHWARTZ, Erdman Gustav (I808)

1848

R#4 Box 6A, Tomah Wisconsin 54660
828 Holister, Tomah Wisconsin 54660

SQUIRES, Adeline Betty (I472)

1849

Sand Lake Rd, Box 13A R#2, Onalaska Wisconsin 54650

GNEWIKOW, Ada Mae (I489)

1850

Schoolteacher