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Descendants of Euphrosina Lehrmann 1 Euphrosina LEHRMANN b: Abt. 1790 in Germany .. +George AMBS b: Abt. 1790 in Germany ......... 2 Magdalena AMBS b: Abt. 1815 in Germany ............. +Johann Evangelist AMBS b: Abt. 1815 in Germany Married: 17 Feb 1840 in Catholic Church, Boetzingen, Germany .................... 3 Pauline (Karolina) AMBS b: 21 Jun 1841 in Baden,Germany (Boetzingen, Freiburg) d: 20 Jul 1912 in Newark, NJ ........................ +Albin KELLER b: 31 Mar 1839 in Baden, Germany (Boetzingen, Freiburg) d: Bet. 1900 - Jul 1912 in Newark, NJ Married: 06 Feb 1865 in Catholic Church - Boetzingen, Freiburg, Germany ............................... 4 Albert KELLER b: Sep 1865 in Boetzinger, Baden, Germany d: 25 Mar 1937 in Newark, NJ ................................... +Rose ZANGERLE b: 17 Oct 1866 in Germany d: 21 Apr 1926 in Newark, NJ Married: 20 Jun 1884 in St. Peter Roman Catholic Church, Newark, NJ ...........................................5 Rosa KELLER b: Feb 1892 in NJ ...............................................+Joseph KUENTZ ...........................................5 Pauline KELLER b: Jan 1891 in NJ ...............................................+Joseph PELT b: 1889 in Austria Married: 14 May 1914 in St. Peter Roman Catholic Church, Newark, NJ ......................................................6 Eleanor PELT b: 1915 ..........................................................+HUBACH .................................................................7 Eleanor HUBACH b: 15 Nov 1941 in Newark, NJ .....................................................................+James MCNEELY .................................................................*2nd Husband of Eleanor HUBACH: .....................................................................+Robert WEBER ............................................................................8 Sandra WEBER .................................................................7 Mary Teresa HUBACH b: 16 Jan 1944 in Newark, NJ .....................................................................+Ezio LUCCHETTI b: 18 Apr 1931 in Italy d: 17 Apr 1994 in Mexico Married: 02 Dec 1972 in Siena, Italy ............................................................................8 Cristina LUCCHETTI b: 28 Feb 1971 in Siena, Italy ................................................................................+Paul RYAN ............................................................................8 Massimilano LUCCHETTI b: 11 Jun 1973 in Siena, Italy ................................................................................+TARA ............................................................................8 Andrew LUCCHETTI b: 29 Jul 1975 in Montclair, NJ ................................................................................+Carrie FORE ............................................................................8 Eliizabeth LUCCHETTI b: 25 Oct 1982 in Glen Ridge, NJ .................................................................7 Katheryn Marie HUBACH b: 11 Oct 1945 in Newark, NJ .....................................................................+Okan EKINER ............................................................................8 Lisa EKINER ................................................................................+Joseph MAZINAS .................................................................7 Joseph M. HUBACH b: 31 Aug 1950 in Newark, NJ .....................................................................+Debra BERDETTA d: 1971 in NJ ............................................................................8 Jennifer HUBACH b: 03 Jun 1970 .................................................................*2nd Wife of Joseph M. HUBACH: .....................................................................+Maureen BRENNEN ............................................................................8 Tara HUBACH b: 08 Apr 1977 ......................................................6 Rose PELT b: Abt. Sep 1916 ......................................................6 Joseph PELT b: Abt. Feb 1919 ...........................................5 Albert KELLER b: Dec 1889 in NJ d: 03 Aug 1963 in Newark, NJ ...............................................+Anna SINNETT ...........................................5 Frank KELLER b: 25 Feb 1902 in NJ ...............................................+Bertham KAHRER Married: 27 Sep 1922 in St. Peter Roman Catholic Church, Newark, NJ ...........................................5 William KELLER b: Abt. Nov 1902 in Newark, NJ d: 03 Feb 1908 in Newark, NJ ............................... 4 Maria KELLER b: 11 Aug 1867 in Boetzingen, Germany d: 31 Aug 1948 in NJ ................................... +Paul SCHUETZ d: Bef. 31 Aug 1948 ...........................................5 Marie SCHUETZ b: 22 Apr 1896 in Newark, NJ d: 01 May 1982 in Morristown, NJ ...............................................+Eugene R. HURLE b: 09 Jul 1895 d: Abt. Jun 1964 ......................................................6 Eugene P. HURLE ......................................................6 Raymond J. HURLE ......................................................6 Marie HURLE ..........................................................+William CONOVER .................................................................7 Robert CONOVER .....................................................................+UNKNOWN ............................................................................8 Sharon CONOVER ............................................................................8 Brian CONOVER ............................................................................8 Kelly CONOVER ............................................................................8 Megan CONOVER .................................................................7 Nancy CONOVER .....................................................................+Unknown IANPOSCA ............................................................................8 John IANPOSCA ............................................................................8 Robert IANPOSCA ............................................................................8 Nicole IANPOSCA ............................................................................8 Daniel IANPOSCA .................................................................7 Jr. Conover WILIAM .....................................................................+MARGARET ............................................................................8 William CONOVER ............................................................................8 Mike CONOVER ............................................................................8 Christine CONOVER ............................................................................8 David CONOVER ............................................................................8 Robert CONOVER ............................................................................8 Paige CONOVER ............................................................................8 Eric CONOVER ......................................................6 Paul J. HURLE b: Abt. 1929 d: 20 Feb 1984 in Orange, NJ 1 ..........................................................+June TABACEK .................................................................7 Paul S. HURLE .................................................................7 Brian E. HURLE .................................................................7 Mark J. HURLE ...........................................5 Paul L. SCHUETZ b: 09 Jan 1898 in Newark, NJ d: 31 Jul 1982 in Livingston, NJ ...........................................5 Joseph A. SCHUETZ b: 20 Oct 1899 in Newark, NJ d: 28 May 1972 ............................... 4 Heinrich KELLER b: 29 Jun 1870 in Boetzinger,Baden, Germany ............................... 4 Amelia KELLER b: 10 Jan 1872 in Boetzingen, Freiburg, Baden, Germany d: 27 Feb 1955 in Newark, NJ ................................... +Joseph Peter Ludwig REMMELE b: 12 May 1865 in Baden, Germany (Sankt Martin, Freiburg, Freiburg) d: 04 May 1940 in Irvington, NJ Married: 09 Apr 1893 in St. Peter Roman Catholic Church, Newark, NJ ...........................................5 Louis P. REMMELE, Jr. b: 23 Sep 1893 in Newark, NJ d: 05 Dec 1939 in Newark, NJ ...........................................5 Amelia REMMELE b: 15 May 1895 in NJ d: 03 Dec 1930 in Newark, NJ ...............................................+Charles E. MAIER b: Abt. 1875 in NJ d: Abt. 1965 in Newark, NJ Married: Abt. 1915 in Newark, NJ ......................................................6 Charles E. MAIER, Jr. b: 27 Jan 1917 d: 05 Dec 1989 in Short Hills, NJ ..........................................................+Helen SAUERBORN d: 13 Jul 1996 in Short Hills, NJ Married: 28 May 1949 .................................................................7 Annemarie MAIER b: 16 Jul 1952 .....................................................................+John HAGUE b: 25 Jun 1952 Married: 03 Apr 1982 ............................................................................8 John HAGUE b: 13 Dec 1985 ............................................................................8 Charles HAGUE b: 29 Jun 1987 ............................................................................8 Anne HAGUE b: 30 Sep 1988 .................................................................7 Mary Katherine MAIER .................................................................7
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