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MIMI BIRD, 1933-2002

Mimi Bird knew just what she wanted for a final resting place. After all, she spent years of her life exploring the Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery, tucked away north of Bayshore Mall in Whitefish Bay. She remembered running through the cemetery as a girl "to scare ourselves on Halloween". Years later, as a neighbor and a historian, she began tending the little cemetery and quite literally, uncovering its history.

Bird died of emphysema Thursday at the Glendale condominium she called home the last four years. She was 69. "She really died from cigarette smoking" said husband John D. Bird. "That's what did it."

She was born Miriam Young in Milwaukee. When she was 4, her parents moved to Whitefish Bay. That was where she grew up and spent her adult life. It was also where she became the undisputed expert on local history, both in the village and the greater North Shore area.

1 In her earlier years Bird had worked as a secretary. She met her husband when their mothers—concerned about their two twenty-something children remaining unmarried—managed to fix them up for a date. She spent the next decades in volunteer work, including at their children's schools, and working part time for the Whitefish Bay Public Library. In 1976, she began to research her genealogy and that of her husband's family. As that was winding down in the early 1980s, Bird heard about the Whitefish Bay Historical Society.

Her first project involved locating, photographing and researching hundreds of the oldest homes in the village. All kinds of other research followed. Some of the leads took her to the Town of Milwaukee cemetery. There she looked for sunken spots, sticking a spade into the ground. She found dozens of old fallen tombstones, buried by time under the earth. "I just had this wonderful feeling of elation when I'd find an old one," Bird said in a 1983 interview. "The tombstones were the only (surviving) records of births and deaths."

Bird filled volumes with everything from real estate records to the early details of village life, its farms, businesses , and people. She pored over the minutes of every Village Board meeting from 1892 until 1950. She interviewed old- timers, acquiring old letters and documents. Bird eventually researched the rest of the old Town of Milwaukee, which includes what's now the North Shore area, and the adjacent Town of Granville. And when Whitefish Bay had a 100th anniversary in 1992, she produced a book on local history. In 1991, Bird was recognized by the Milwaukee County Historical Society. Her research continues to be available at the Whitefish Bay Library, the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Golda Meir Library, the County Historical Society and the Milwaukee Central Library's local history room.

Survivors include her husband, John; sons David J. and Peter E; brother Carter H. Young; grandchildren; and other relatives...Her ashes will be buried at the Town of Union Cemetery. [Obituary by Amy Rabideau Silvers for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 10/14/02.] 5- tjc CMS CO

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Adler 1-3,31,274,275,357,559,615,633 Agnes 4-9,47,91,152,271,621,751a Alf/Alff/Alft 4-9,47,152,621 Allen 459 Allis 467 Allerding 10-12,427,456,502 Ahlert 10,11 Amrheim 13-15,137,488,593,599,736 Anderegg 16,381,691,850 Andreas 17-18 Augustin/Augustine 19,425,471,730 Aker 21,524,723 Aimer 36,94 Anguish 37,39,41,349,595 Arndt 65,302 Ansay 71 Austin 140 Abel/Apel/Appel 176,177,544,642-643,645 Aureranlea 182 Abbey 203,204 Arnold 289,303,528 Anderson 354 Achterberg 425 Ahearn 458 Albert 488 Ahrens 570,622 Ashley 630 Assel 686 Andler 754 Andrey/Andrex 787 Andriansen/ 795,805,820 Andriessen Ameeli 801 Ararinke 840

Baasen 9,152 Bachmann 20,626 Bahn/Bohn 21,591,594,556 Bare 22-24,108,143,336,494,520 Bauch 25-28,155,166,331,386,536,618 Brand/Brandt 26,593,605,796,801,805,833,840 Bauer 28,411,511,551,558,622,640 Baumgaertner/ 29-30,186,444 Baumgartner Baumgarten 31 a,268,410,436,498,777 Barry 37,203 Brackel 53 Badenfuerde 56 Ballhorn 56 Bradley/Bradley 60,222,726 Sculpture Garden

6 Basel/Baesel/Besel 47,61-62,258,34 3,389,3 90,525,572, Boesel 754 Bartelt 68,631 Bahr 70 Braun 72,312 Baehmann/Baehnmann/ 77,249 Behmann Baumann 3,94,395,415,560,615 Blankenberg/ 101,218,302,420,823 Blankenburg Baker 113 Bartling 155 Bauch 155,166,386 Barfknecht 167 Barckmann 188 Barth 231,359,684 Baehr 235,548 Backer 241 Bach 273,362 Blanst 312 Brahm 357,454,477-478,622 Ball 358 Bray 459 Bassett 472 Branch 491,559,797 Babicky 524 Baum 534 Baerwind 540,776 Brass 583 Bannow 640 Banckene 682 Barnewald 709 Baden 719,792,795,803,829,843 Badien 795 Bratt 726 Baethe 760 Baas 788,790-794,795,798,815,828 Bantly 811 Backhart 834 Becker 1 ,31,32-34 Besel - see Baesel Bender 5,37-45,91,104,117,118,136,230,344,349, 367,447,595,651,762 Bender grist mill 42,43 Benss/Benz 7,61,46,47,65,174,431,572

Beck 7,618 Bremer 27 Becker 32-34,146,234,255,288,576,582,583,617 Beckman 35 Beske 36 Berringer 39 Bergholz 48 Bertram 49-51,53,171,314,479,549,681 Beverung 49,50,53 Beschta/Peschta 46,52,402 Brennecke/Brenneke 52,73-74,282,283,467 Bessingen 52 Breul/Breil/Bruel 55,76-78,249 Brennermann 75,145,654,658,696 Behrens 36,94,261,262,671 Becherow 151 ,711 Bell 161 Bexell 169 Beierle 176 Berg 222,243 Becker 234,255,288 Behmann 249 Beckard/Beckerd/ 252,255,538 Beckhardt Berns 288 Benscheidt 334 Beischgail 501 Bernitt 504,505 Blendinger 526 Beese/Boese 232,532,533 Bechl 277 Berndt 361,622,751a,845 Behling 266,466,614 Bletsch 267 Begenfuss 285 Bers 362 Bergholz 48,415 Better 343 Breuhahn 480 Brendel 548 Begert 419 Beutler 444 Bergenthal 556,575 Bergman 589 Berninger 611,696 Berntin 648 Beske 671 Berns 674 Bentley 645 Bennett 759 Binger/Bienger 48,97-98 Buenger Billeb 54 Bischoff 55-56,333,456,499,569 Bittner/Buettner 57-60,111,173,230,247,371 ,444,499,585 772 Bielfield/Bielefeld 91,285,676 Bliss 119 Brihn 189 Blim/Blym 318 \ Bier/Birr 492 Bird 583,658 Birnschein 719 Boleyr/Bolai/ 13,14,137,593 Boley/Bolar Brown 39, 80-85,340,352,403,413,433,701 ,769 Brockmann 35, 79,155,172,175,536 Bode 40, 468 Borg 62 Bolzendahl 63, 161,394 Borchardt/Borchart/ 65-71,77,104,211,285,307,400,425 Borchert/Borcherdt 815 ,836 Bornemann 75, 660 Block 119 ,329 Boley 137 Brocker 153 Boerth 161 Boese 232 Brockdorf 250 Boock/Borck 252 ,255 Brosa 277 Bowitz 277 ,645 Bohl 307 Boesel see Baesel Boehm 300 ,479 Boeder 557 Bloedow 387 Bonwitz 479 Boettcher 502 ,764,834 Bronov 523 Boeder 564 Boldt 589 Bolar 593 Bohn 594 Borgwordt 639 Bowitz 645 Borngesser 672 Borhofen 707 Borkenhagen 739 Bolks 795 ,797,813,817,833,840,843 Boyek 802 Borgers 808 Bron 831 Buttles 1,2 4,57,82,85,111-118,129,184,160,174, 229 ,306,315,344,358,414,434,430,436, 521 ,556,578,622,658,792,796,799,803, 821 ,822,826,827,828,848 Bruss 36, 67,88-94,159,284,285,390,478,481,543, 581 ,624,628,676,678,777 Burkett 38 Burchard/Burchert 69, 99-100,556 Burchardt/Burchart 101 ,543 Bucher/Busher 71, 219 Buggs 71 Brunne 74 Brunner 74, 86-87,120,282,283,306,345,390 507 ,517,690,760,822

% Buchholz 95,288,414,751a Burgemeister 102,179,822 Burke 103 Burmaster/Burmeister 65,104-110,216,337,365,372,377,421,475, 502,545,633,698,699,7 55 Buetow 137 Burns 146 Bruns 159 Blum 167 Bull 202,564 Burhop 472 Buehrens 262 Buchman/Buchmann 310,427 Bunger 318 Buck 569 Busse 390 Brusse 803,835 Bruhn 389 Bucher 428 Bunsenthal 447 Buryep 474 Burghardt/Burkhardt 541,543 Bunge 556,575 Burrow 575 Brucker 630 Bucchien 682 Bruggink 795

Cavanaugh 8 Chace 41 Clausing 65 (see also Klausing) Catlin 80 Caesar/Cesar 119-120,702 Carney 121 ,129,130,131 Carr 143 Cramer/Craemer 222,287,288,370,771 Camel 283 Carol 313 Carow 318 Chandler 322 Campbell 345 Crager 382 Cahill 608 Cahn 678 Capon/Cappon 696,791,797,798-800,806,821,830,832, 842,843,848 Cassel 717,735 Craig 759 Crane 821 Callawart 829 Cervok 4 Cleveland 113 Czerwan 255 Creed 557

<\ Cerletty 745 Chipman 122-124,126,127,128,130,191,407,519 Crimer 354 Cichinzky 487 Crowley 7 Colyer 40 Consaul/Consaulus 40,1 21,123,125-135,203,204,255,322, 403,.406,420,518,605,608,659,73 6 Croner 110 Conrad 152 Crocker 264,:32 8 Commer 354 Clouse 360 Cloth 360 (also see Kloth) Conrad 591 Cummings 126 Church 140 Cunata/Chunata 368 Curtis 833 Daly 7,8 Dassow 14, 136-138,259,261,263,405,472,582,652, 746 Dalgleish 40 Dauville 123 ,127 Dahms 108 ,109,110,711 Daudt 139 ,462-463,494,697 Daklben/Dahlben 243 Dammann 354 Dahse 360 Draeger/Dreger 397 ,717 Darling 433 Daring 463 Dallmann/Dahlmann 472 ,583 Dahme 741 Daw 719 Daner 807 Derwald 4 Decker 6,8 ,9,90 Dedrick 22, 143-144,698 Degner 32, 33,145-146,247,288,362,725,834 DeSwarte/ 46, 540,551,787,792,795,796,801,803- DeZwarte 811 ,815,817,820,833,840,842,843 Dethlef/Dethlefs 57, 148-149,371,379,390,773-774 Deichen 69 Dehling 86, 507,525 Demmer 105 Delaney 147 DeWernke 150 Dreves 173 Dean 116 ,140-142 Dewitz 192 ,213,671 Delimat 200 Deckert 217

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+S 1', 35 3& THE TOWN OF MILWAUKEEf S EARLY SETTLERS The following resource areas were used in compiling this genealogical history of this town's early settlers: Milwaukee County Courthouse - Vital Statistics; Probate; Deeds. UW-M Golda Meier Library - Area Research Center; Archives; Microforms Center (Birth, Marriage, Death records; Deeds; Cemetery records; newspapers). Milwaukee Public Library (Central) - Census records and newspapers on microfilm; Local History Room.

and Church records: St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale; Trinity Ev.Lutheran Church of South Mequon; old St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church, East Granville (no longer in existence; records kept at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church - Brown Deer.) Information from descendants of settlers.

"Germans to America - Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S.Ports Jan.1850 - Dec.1870," Vol.1-24, by Ira A.Glazier and P.William Filby. (Located in Central Library) Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery records, located in the Whitefish Bay Public Library, village of Whitefish Bay Tax and Assessment Rolls; Minute Books. Dates used in this book are given as month/day/year, i.e., 1/17/1860. Each family is listed under the headings shown in the following example:

~~Name Age Occupation Where Born~~

Remember ages given in early census records were not reliable; often given by an older child if parents were otherwise occupied, or misunderstood by the census taker if given in a foreign lan guage. Census takers also spelled many names phonetically on the early census records. Some children and grandchildren of the settlers anglicized their surnames. The Town of Milwaukee's borders were Burleigh Ave./Kenwood Blvd. north to County Line Rd., N. 27th St./Range Line Rd. east to Lake Michigan. The suburbs of Glendale, Shorewood, Bayside, Whitefish Bay, Fox Point and most of River Hills are now within those borders. The portion of River Hills west of Range Line Rd. was in the former Town of Granville. The town's southern border was later moved to the Keefe/Edgewood Aves.line. In giving deed descriptions, the following abbreviations were used: Sec. '= Section, T = Town, R = Range. The Town of

37 Milwaukee was in Range 22 E (East); the former Town of Granville was in Range 21 E and Range Line Rd. (a/k/a 27th St.) was the dividing line. Hampton Road was the dividing line between Town 7 and Town 8, Town 8 being N of Hampton Rd. The next page shows a map of a Section of land and the various measurements within it, used in deed descriptions. When the Milwaukee River or Lake Michigan lies within the portion of land described, the designation is "Fractional Section."

I separated the Dutch settlers, who settled mainly in present Fox Point, into their own group beginning on page 786. At the end of the Dutch settler group I have included a section titled "Historical Tidbits," describing early mills, taverns, bridges, roads, post offices, etc. This was from information I gathered during my research. The Whitefish Bay Library has a collection of materials I have compiled, researched and photographed. There are photograph albums showing the old farmhouses of the Town of Milwaukee - photographs I took and some given to me - in albums designated by each of the present suburbs. I apologize for any family I inadvertendly omitted, lC attempted to include all families who located and stayed in the Town of Milwaukee between 1850 and 1880.

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~~The following books were consulted, found in the main library of the Milwaukee Public Library:~~

"History of Milwaukee - City and County," V. 1, William George Bruce, editor; "History of Milwaukee," v.1 and 2, Howard Louis Conrad; "History of Milwaukee," vol. 1 and 2, John G. Gregory and "Memoirs of Milwaukee County," v.1 by Lt.Col. Jerome A. Watrous, editor.

Mimi Y. Bird 1992 NORTH SHORE RESIDENTS: NOTE: THIS INFORMATION IS LOCATED IN THE GLENDALE ALBUM/ HISTORICAL PORTION. AND NOT IN THIS ALBUM OF SETTLERS; ALL ALBUMS ARE IN THE WHITEFISH BAY LIBRARY, (THE REFERENCE TO THE "HISTORICAL TIDBITS" BEING AT THE END OF THE DUTCH SETTLER PORTION REFERS ONLY TO THE ALBUMS LOCATED IN THE MILW. COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY AND THE LOCAL HISTORY AREA OF THE MILW. PUBLIC LIBRARY ON W, WISCONSIN AVE.

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WILLIAMSBURG: The area around Burleigh and 3rd Street; perhaps named for ( Corns t ock and) Williams , early developers. HUMBOLDT: The area on the west side of the Milwaukee River, south of Capitol Drive at Humboldt Ave,

* DILLMAN: a/k/a Dillman Station, for the railroad stop in present Bayside, north side of Brown Deer Rd.

* LINDWURM: This railroad stop was on Hampton Ave. on the same railroad track west of St. Monica Blvd.

~~TOWN 7 Between Lake Michigan and N. 27th St., Hampton Ave. south to Keefe Ave. TOWN 8 Between Lake Michigan and N. 27th St.(Range Line Rd.), Hampton Ave. north to County Line Rd.~~

* Both Lindwurm and Dillman were named for families in those areas. The Dillman post office was moved later to a site on Port Washington road, where the present Port Road Inn is located,

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w Dominican High Sch. 235 Doolittle 340 Domer 423-424 Donges Bay Half- Way House 431 Dobert/Doebert 559,602 Doelger/Dolger 304,529 Doener 737 Dovrnink 789 Doesburg 811 Dulan 14 Druecke 28,170-171,549,667,722 Drummann 154,156 Duman/Dummann 172-174,190,402,430,536,564,757 Duesing 252 Duek 569 Dunlop 779 Dumken 788 Dutcher 798 Duven 807 Duefries 811 Duiker 815 Dykstra 840

Ehr,Nic Garden 96,361,705 Edwards 80,81,340,349-350,403,595 Essmann 202 Erdmann 229 Emanuel 602 Elf/Elff 4 (also see Alf/Alft) Everts 5,123,125-128,178,191,192,203-206, 231,241,370,403,454,477,518,635 Eggert/Egert 17,211,330,348,704,745 Ehlers 145,182-189,261,386,387,459,503,622, 628,642,654,659,6 71,757,848 Eberts 178,622 Englert 154,155,194-195,240,402,420,573 Engler 261 Ebel 176-177,338,366,512,609 Eckenfels 179-181,509,560,782 Esche 182 Engel 193,254,256,547,589,7 54,785 Ernst 197-198 Elten 255 Esser 323 Ewer 367 Ebeling 371 Ebert 392 Ehmke 444 Eggers 507 Engelman 515 Eberhardt 580 Eger 716 Esken/Eckan 725,726 Essegard 810,817 Eggbright 39 Eliot/Elliott 124,191-192,203,204,205,,20 6 Eiring 190 Eisthechen 190 Eschrich 199-201,457,460,650 Eiring/Eyring 371 Essig 455 Ewig 605 Ellinsh 626 Eichner 766 English 792 Ernisse 839 Ethorig 722 Elson 791 Ehlguth 497 Frank/Franke 29,225 Franzel 104 Francey 124 Frahm 220 Frahna/Frana 222,523-524 Fahalek 222,523 Franser 223 Frase/Frasse 224,774 Fauska 395 Farner 452 Fahr 503 Francis 591 Falkner 710,740,773 Fagg 789 Faubel 824 Fleming 33,235,735,646 Fess 67 Fenske 77 Fletcher 83 Fell 128 Frentz 150,472 Fellbaum 183,654,659 Fehlhaber 207,249,312,560,612 Feinginger 269 Fedo/Fedow 311,312,628 Freihrmann 495 Feuser 474 Flendi/Flenti 494,589 Fleuti Flemer 537 Frederick 604 Fenhoke 637 Ferdinand 726 Freihube 737 Ferroi 835 Freund 836 Fricke 40

V? Fischer 63,217-218,376,37,441,448,591,682 Fitzgerald 83 Filter 104,215-216,372,669 Fields 200 Fick 208-211,415,556 Fiebrantz 212-214,640 Fritz 212,589,726 Fink 217,772 Filapenski 222,343 (see also Philipbensky) Fiersching 225 Filling 317 Fier 510 Fiedler 547 Frieke 569 Fritzke 608 Friedrich 645 Firks 649 Fillema 789,840 Fiedler 802 Fieleman 835 Fromm 169 Froehlich 346 Forst/Forste 347,436,532 Fortman 439 Ford 472,749 Froede 513 Fox 556 Foster 592 Forrets 561,686 Funk/Funke 1,226,294 Fulton 82 Fulling 317 Fuerte 347 Fuerch 348 Futcher 402 Fluhrer 548 Fuelling 690 Fuchs 740 Fluegel 785 Fruin 787,843 Flynn 82,341 Gayman 39 Grau 62 Gland 69 Gabrecht 73 Grams/Gram 131,154,155,252-256,711,785 Gamke 175 Grade 186 Gnadt 188 Gade 227-228,259,752,753 Gaiger 231,233 Graden/Gradin 251,336 Grassle/Grasselt 257

5° Gratshuill/ Kratscheoj1 258,307 Grabner 271 Gallun 371 Glaumann 425 Gallach 458 Grack 505 Graff 521 Graton 521 Gall 585,778 Galewski 588 Gart 626 Gaulke 644 Galloway 791 Gauerke 814 Glennon 7 Geiger 40,58,229-230,314,316,338,359,491 ,503 526,532,542 Gres 52 Gehley 82 Greeley 83,84 Geilfuss 153,234-236,496,537 Gellner 154 Gerber 108,194,195,239-240 Green Tree School 117 Geiringer 199,200 Genrich 237 Gresel 240 Gebhard/Gebhardt 247,362 Geisler/Giesler 277,278,611 Greenwald 289 Gess/Gesse 299,314 Gearhard 302 Gresz 317 Gleasondorf 323 Geyer 328,380,385 Gens/Genz 238,330 Gee'men 402 Geisberg 427 Gebelmann 428 Gretner 472 Gerlach 495 Gnewuch 509 Geraty 515 Gregg 515 Gerade 536 Geisberg 543 Greffin 587 Grebel 604 Gemeinhardt 626 Gentz 640 Gey 710 Green 712 Glece 719

4 Geier 737 Geich 768 Geerlings 792,803,811,816,833 Geisinger 799 Gertz 834 Grieb 9 Giero/Guehrer 26,27 Giese 178,241-242 Grimm 227 Gipfel 2435-246,286,433,637,76 6 Gribbenow 247,36i. ^fi11 Grieb 271 Grislow 277 Giesler/Gieseler 277,328,333,380 Gieratz 317 Giese 455,475,543,714 Grimme 609 Gievatz 622 Gildas 698 Griesback 717 Gill 721 Gibson 759 Grimpsen 762 Grims 767 Girouard 836 Grober 14,136,137,259-264,302,380,751 ,404, 405,461,472,652,725,769,784 Groezel 55 Goeks/Goecks/Geeks 57,59,77,116,247-250,361,411 ,499,532, 563,577,656,657,660 Gosch/Gusch 157 Gross/Grosse 167,708,711 Good Hope 229 Grootemaat 261,384,480,736,784,812-814 Grob 270 Gloehn 279 Goeswein 284 Groth 307-308,333 Gores 397 Grohmann 495 Goltzen 587 Goelz 611 Gobrecht 690 Grosche 764 Grosskoff/Grosskopf 767 Gotthart 824 Guehrer 26,27 Gurske/Gurski 31a,268,715 Gruenwald/Gruenwaldt/ 101,266,318,447 Grunwaldt Guenther 159 Gutmannshausen 190 Gusch 157 Gude 227

S2> Gruenhagen 259,325 Gruell 265,374 Gurn 267,339,564 Gutkowski 302 Grunert 343 Grusert 343 Gutmann 354 Guldan 368 Gutwasser/Guttivasser 372 Guidel 432 Guderian 515 Gruenzel 704 Guenzel 709 Gruehn 712 Guild 721 Gust 730 Gueguiorne/Gueguevre 831 Glyzles 829 Hahm 1 ,2,3,179,274-276,572,603.762 Hahn 148,171,274,276,281,396,730,774 Habes 9,98,271-272,438 Hardt 13 Hardker/Hardacre 22 Hayes 23 Hassmann/Hausmann/ 61,235,343,446,537 Hausemann Haupt 67,90,91,543 Haenter 70 Hafner 71 Haeseler 74,717 Hasley 74,282-283,459 Hanrahan 76,583,603 Haider 92 Haider 92,611,612 Hammann/Hamann 99,100,279-280,543,587 Hamilton 156 Hause 175 Hausechild/Haudchild 180 Harter 188 Hartmann 193,446,719 Hageman 193,256 Harmon/Herman 218 Haberkorn 218,266-270,291,455 Haynes 255 Hambach 262 Hagedorn 273,406,642 Hahnisch/Hanish 277-278,333,573 Harnack/Hanak 281,412,564,693 Haupt 284-285,676 Haverkost 286 Haertel 313 Hanf 325,564 Haenfes 333

p Haviland 345 Halsey 350,434,690,770 Harttert 355 Haendel 373 Hagen 377,472,669 Harmann 422 Hastuney 419 Harpke 426,543 Harmes 431 Harleff 432 Habes 438 Harsten 467 Hank 485 Haas 490,704 Hackenschmidt 506 Hagenscheid 507 Hackendahl 535 Haenecke 545 Hanson 546 Hackbarth 566,664 Hanschke/Hantschke/ Hanske 568 ,569 Habeck 569 Hager 622 Hallisch 626 Haga 637 Harms 643 ,646 Hartman/Hartmann 645 ,671,778,782 Hardt 687 Haynes 717 Habeck 722 Haertel 734 ,736 Harpke 756 Hambrook 769 Hanke 771 Halesnig 773 Hamsen 789 Hak 831 Hansen 838 Herbesten 10 Hertel 10 Hennig 17 Heuer/Heyer 50, 67,278,307-308,332,333,334 Heil 61, 146,287-290,378,492,709,773 Herzfeld/Herzfeldt 67, 285,837 Heiser 69, 70 Heise 69 Hensel 97 Heim/Heims 99, 119,293-296,300,516,555,645 Herman/Hermann/ 101 ,116,152,153,154,218,261 ,302-305 Herrmann/Hermon 409 ,422,528,594,687,780,823 Heis/Heiss 105 ,749 Henkel/Henkil 107 ,108,109,295,300-301,314,682 Henke 299 ,441,446,566 Henstraat 125 Hepting 178, 672 Hett 180 Helm 181 , 297-298,510-511,635,642,687 Heide/Heyde 182, 183,386,654 Hen ths 183 Heinz 183 Heinfiel 199 Hensch 215 Heinrichs 215 Henmings 215 Heiden 291 , 292,744 Hesse 306, 822,823 Heuser 307 Hergott 402 Herziger 431 , 432 Hene 486 Heid 487 Hecht 488 Herzer 490 Henrichs 540 Heinsen 555 Heppenich 600 Hella 601 Henze 605 Hensel 611 Held 645, 726 Heineccius/Heimerrius/ Heimmerins/Heinecins 667,689,690 Heimens 689 Henske 691 Hefer 702 Heinrichs 778 Hempster/Hempstra 787 Heusne 787 ,796 Heimbockel 834 Hertzfeldt 836 Herhen 795 Heihen 795 Hilger 57, 58,148,149,287,379,390,499,772,773 Hilty 232 ,532,577 Hintz/Hinze 310 -311,541,573,598,683,730 Hildebrand/Hildetrob 352 ,353 Hirmexius 689 Hopmann/Hoppmann 10, 11 Hoopmann 79 Hoelzel 39 Hoeder 31a Hoya 53 Holton 118 Howard 140 Holtz/Holz 151,229,288,299 ,314,314a Holle 157 Hochschild 161

5* Horn 188 Hoffmann/Hoffman 207,234,311-313,422,441,44 6,485,502 576,628 Hoppe 218,427,564 Hoefs 261,569,722 Horak 302 Hochstroh 328 Hokanson 431 Holbrook 438 Homberg/Hornberg 450 Holland 529,530 Horockowale 524 Hoffengarten 525 Hoth 525 Hollader/Hollieder 526 Hobe 546 Hoodecheck/Hutecheck/ Hudechek 821,823 Holehouse 834 Hooft 836 Hundt 40 Hunner 171 Humboldt,town of 231 Huettig 275 Hudechek 315,821,823 Hugo 317 Hummel 345,440,442 Hubbard 350,434,770 Hunt 367 Hudop 754 Isenring 16,116,126,154,231,381,390,516,521,633, 649,826,827,850 Ische 52,317-320,570,768 Ishlenstedt 118 11 gen 541 Imes 836 Imig 488 Imhoff/Imhuff 137,231,232,316,359,471,532

Jaeger 14,26,137,169,287,325-327,481,618 Jaekel 22 Jawornitzky 32,619 Jackson 113 Janke/Jahnke 172,174,327,353,502,760 Jahn 179 Jaekel 313 Jahn/Jahns 328,380,472,687 Janssen/Janssen 352,812,823 Jachow/Jarchow/Jargo 354,358,768 Jacobus 474 Jacobi 529 Jargo 768 Jankowsky 823

9 Jankow 836 Janghaus 846 Jecks 116 Jenrich/Jenisch 237 Jens/Jentz 26,261,151,154,168,238,329-331,369,445, 475,622,642,644,673,693 Jess 358,768 Jensen 448 Jenske 423 Johnson 39 Joern/Jurn 107,572 Johns 237,258,278,307-308,332,335,649 Joyedy 248 Jones 254,336,419,515,744 Jonen 335 Joers 547,766 Jobe 628 Jost 727 Judson 37 Juneau 111,112,116,622,828 Jung 342,343,485,488 Juhre 412,847 Jurn 107 Julian 605 Junghaus 847 Kalb 10 Kraft/Kraff 32,146,218,582 Kahn 40 Klausing 47 Karl 52 Krause/Krauss 58,67,182,190,197,371-373,417,435,537, 592,628,747,784 Krams 62 Krans 592,808 Kapke 75a Kaub 79 Knak 101 Klauk 102 Kaestner/Kastner 105,106,231,337-339,366,480,578 Kahl 193,256 Kaul 211 Kannenberg 212 Kassebaum 226 Kramer 287,288,289,370,773 Kratscheojl 307 Klaback,Klabick 315 Krall 354 Klaegel/Kluegel 356 Kassenhojen 369 Kaul 376 Kaepke 423 Kafehl/Kupfahl 444 Kamrath 480

5A Kalka 496 Kahloff 502 Kasta 515 Kahoun 524 Kaeding 525 Kaufmann 528 Kranstover 530 Kasper 557 Kallenbach 557 Kaiser 576-577 Kankel 600 Kahn 678 Kaemp 710 Karsten 744 Karten 744 Klaas 754 Knauth 774 Klaub 822 Kapon 843 (see Cappon) Kleiser 9 Keene/Keen 16,80,81,191,340-341,433 Kehres 47,61,342-344,431,523 Keller 50,537 Kresse 79 Keefe/Kiefe 147 Klein 82,734 Kneppel 175 Kretschmar 199,200,461 Kremer 211 Kepler 212 Ketziger 212 Kehrmann 224 Kellner 331,267 Keup 239 Kleiber 350 Kleiser 271 Knel 315 Kearby 324 Kleinhans 357-358,449,454,477,559,630,702,r 735 Kemper 419,399,401 Kleist 380,550,584,745,242 Kleinert 380 Kreager 382 Kleinschmidt 39^,528 Knedel 486 Krestin 508 Kearby 521 Kremmer/Kremer 530,622 Keihel 546 Knebel 580 Kellogg 607 Kenrick 611 Kenau 620 Kempe 710 Kleinhammer 712 Klehs 719 Kettles/Ketels 719,792,803,804,815-816 Kreuter 779 Kleyte 787 Kleinsteuber 800 Kleinbroskamp 817 Kinsman 39,349-351,433,595,748 Kitzerow 108,151,209,261,294,327,352-355,712 461,778 Kirschke 145,351 King 172 Kindt 174 Kieling 224,346 Kirby 243,244 Kielhahn/Kielbahn 287 Kiehnau/Kuehnau 345,580,620,741 Killian 347-348,436,704 Kriehn 265,374 Kirchner 348 Kirst/Kirste 370 Klingler 437 Kriek 468 Kiekhoefer 533 Kringel 534 Kirsch 621 Kircher 691 Krimmer 706 Kirchhoff 773-774 Koch/Kock 32,494,534,592,618,624 Kolbow 35 Koge/Koje 40,367-368,659 Komarek 46 Koehler 6$,310,372,375,475,671,727 Koehn 96,116,220,247,361-363,601,661,679, 761 Koeppen 98 Koester 104,363-365,647,673,752 Kohlhard 104 Krocker 115,261,379-380 Kroeger 148,227,259,383,384 Konrath 152 Koopmann 157,492,618 Kometz 177 Kohlmetz 177,338,366,480,512,578 Koeslag 188,790,807,817-818,819,830,842,848 Korthals 199 Kroening 220 Klocko/Klockow 231,359,503,526 Koenig 234,496,631 Kloth 237,360,375,663 Koeske 241 Kozke 242 Kopp 250,376-377,620,668,701,754,776,823

^ Klode Park 254 Kroll 252 Koepke 300,494,764 Klocksien 359 Koville 368 Kossenhasen 369 Kocter 399 Korn 400 Komarek 402 Konrad 432 Kohl 444 Konernel 448 Koop 455 Kobleske 565 Kohlsdorf 569 Kohlof 589 Kopff 591 Koenz 593 Kopsel 631 Koeckritz 645 Kortz 658 Koerner 704 Krowse 773 Koline 788 Kommers 834 Kuhn/Kuenn 14,17,385,392 Kruse 27,56,183,386,578 Kuehn 85,267,756 Krueger 136,231,261,316,359,372,379,381-385, 436,458,459,546,593,602,654,656,721 , 730,739,740,752,762,811,813 Kuetemeyer 61,146,160,389-391,525,678,739,773-774 Kuelz 146 Krumholz 87,102,821,822 Knueppel 161,394 Kugeler 180 Krumm 185 Kuenzele 227 Kubbe 238 Kueth 259 Kruse 293 Kussow 293 Kluegel 325,326 Kuehnau 345,580,709,776(see also Kiehnau) Kuhlemann/Kuhlmann 393,470 Kupfahl 444 Kuepper 459 Kuehl 502 Kundig 528 Kummick 538 Knuettel 546 Kluessendorf 570 Klug 572 Kuch 652

(D° Kuether 589 Kuter 589 Kunse 593 Kutening 687 Lang/Lange 2,238,359,392,601,626 Laabs 19,23.7,372,571 ,425 Langschwager 63,297,394,395,415,509-510,515 Laun 146,376,389,390,824 Last 181 Laders 269 Larkin/Larsen 108 Laermann/Liermann 145 Lau 215 Langbecker 339 Laemmerhirt 352 Lautweg 361,761 Laevernz/Liberenz 375,529 Ladwig 385,593 Lamke 397 Lambrick 533 Landa 560 Landgraf 565 Laffin 587,717 Land 589 Leggett 143 Lehmann 252,282,396,402,505 Lewernz/Lewerntz 107,109,110 Lemke 118,235,515 Lee 129 Lenneker/Loennecker 33,129,132,273,554 Leu 132,396-398,479-480,521,717 Lein 139 Lewis 207 LeFebre/Lefebvre 220,252,253,322,589,778 Lehsten 337 Letzke/Leitzke/ 361,504,661,662,663,667,679,693 Litske Leckley 368 Leermann 415 (see also Liermann) Leder/Lederer 441,506,731 Lenahan 459 Letzler 481 Leidel 706 Leopold(t) 622,768 Leenhouts 795 Link 46,173,190,194,274,332,402,415 Liermann 48,145,310 Lindwurm 49,156,399-401,409,410,419,427,536;-54 3 568,722 Lindwurm School 117 Lipscomb 82,127,403 Lindsay 122,123

&l Litto/Littow 161 Lippert 199,297,461 ,592 Lieberz 351 Liberenz 375 Lincht 502 Liebenthal 397 Lipse 473,685 Lien 494 Lichonbow 591 Li bow 543 Litske see Letzke/Leitzke Lippold 624 Linct 633 Lindstedt 661,663 Liebau 686 Lindhorst 791 Littell 818 Loke 28,249,250,281,409-412,466,628,715,774 Locke 281 Loth 56,78 Loebet 95 Loewe 162 Lonnecker 33,129,132,273,406-408 Lowry 129,518,605 Lowensberg 224 Loeffler 228,259,261,263,404-405,752 Logemann 304,531,678 Lockner 325,566 Lohse 459 Love 463 Lorch 535 Loechner 642 Lotz 662,666 Lorenz 671 Lockwood 764 Looysen/Looisin/ 377,790,796,807,812,817,819-820,848 Lousen Looyse 833 Loonis 817 Luedke/Luedtke 19,50,425-426,558,742 Ludigkeit 56 Lueneberg/Luneburg/ 94,218,415,427-429,515,603,667,704 Luenberg Luebbe/Lubbe 95,394,395,414-416,692 Lui/Luy 174,430-432,491,550,715 Luecke 22,105,129-131,176,269,419-421,609 Lutz 270,387,657 Luck 413,475 Luebke 417-418,509,511 Lueddemann 422-424,495 Lugert 452 Luke 567

~~(pV Ludwig 571 Luecht 633 Lyon 80,340,341,349-3 50,433,434,595,748 769 Lynch 435 Lybutzky 601~~

Mahony/Mahoney 7,722 Mans/Manns/Mantz/ 19,347-348,436-437,528,532 Mansz Markert 19, 26,337,393,439-443,446,454,457,-477, 649,691,714 McAllister 22 Maynard 22,24 Matthias 25 Mason 28 Mathewson 54 Maeder 62 Marquardt/Markquart 63,173,313,395,543,545,547 MacDonald 82 Maass/Maas 88,316,349,362,492,535,631,725,444 Mann 535 Martin 91,219,428 Maag 91,285 Maresch 98,271,431 ,438 Manning 125 Marsh 129,130,131 Malone 147 Malchow 211 Mahnke 248,844 Martins/Martens 296,635,451 Mayer 326,339,453,469,554,672, Magritz 341,661,772 Manhardt 348 Mahlberg 354,447-448,726,475 Maechtle/Mechtle 357,401,441,445-446,622,749 Maly 367 Matthieson 367 Mason 411 Martin 428 Mamsel 446 Marriott Residence 431 Inn Malitzky 432 Mack 442,737 Mahler 449

~~Marschlomkosky/ 450,512,578 Moschlemkosky Magdeburg 591 Manewald 690 MacDonald 726 Maeder 754 Marlett 769~~

6?3 Maronde 774 Matras/Mattes 788 Matcholdt/Machold 823 Mackenthum 846 Madden 458-459 Mensel/Menzel 17,7 3,467-468,569 Meyer/Myer 17,1 02,87,116,144,222,281,306,315,339, 343, 357,400,454,469,470,472,480,494, 551 ,553,589,747,798,821-82 6 Meyers 144 Messer 32,3 3,136,137,231,316,348,370,461, 471-4 72,652,836,822,823 Messer School 117 Meiser/Meisser 32,1 99,234,752,456-461,472,650 Merrill 37,1 57 Meister 70 Meineke 85 Metz 102 McElroy 115 Meissner 137, 138,167,259,462-466,611,614,697, 734, 736 Meisner 139, 409 Meier 139, 157,176,238,357,452-455,494,535, 649, 714,802 Mert z 155 Metzler 177, 283,493 Meml 199 Mellendorf 211 Meseberg 250, 549,637 McGee 345 Mehlberg 354 Mertens 359 Meiners 369 Mett 450 Meiring 477 Meisler/Muesler/ 289, 492-493,618 Measler Meitzner 546 Meers 594 Mechtle 622 (see also Maechtle) Mellesfine 690 McLees 698 Mersen/Mersman 788,789,832 Mehlendyk/ 791,792 Meulendyk Merdemann/Muiderman 796,833 Mentink 815 Mersamaer 832 Milbrath/Millbrath 21,324,376,740,772,775 Miller 90,473,474,568,603,630,685 Mitchell 207 Miser 222 Milke 249 Mitzrum 299,314 Miller Lumber Co. 442 Michel/Michels 488,648 Miedring 502 Mizera 523 Mintel 613 Miles 831 Moser 13,485,488-489,598,603, Mohr 27,33,88,231,337,338,397,446,454,477 484,581,587,622,644,714,718 Mollach 38 Morgan 39 McDowell 40,367 Mouse 88 Moeller/Moeler 105,108,109,454,476,478,611 McDougall 128 Morrison 188 Mollhouer 188 Mock 215,641 Moritz 261,385,830,848 Moedenwald 371 Moll 484,488,598,640,777 Mors/Morse 486-487,651 Moscowitt/Mosgowitz/ 490-491,552 Mosgowitt Moths 719 Mord 811 Mullie 111,791,827-828,832 Mueller 153,185,190,267,310,312,313,328,342- 343,378,380,429,447,467,473-476,506, 628,631,641,754,760,769,77 9,790 Murch/Musch 202 Mucketier 275 Muench 487 Muesler/Muesseler 492-493,618,725 Mygat 111

Nack 40 Naiber 437 Natz 589 Nattis 788 Neiske 58 Newmann/Neumann 71,255 Nelson 129,131 Neddersen 139,302,423,494-495,589 Nuehaus/Neihaus 234,235,236,496 Nede 237 Neulke 284 (see also Nuelke) Neve 304 Nehls 329 Neumayer 477 Neisel 576,592

tf Neustaedter 589 Neuberger 599 Neff 616 Newkirk 685 Nedermann 821 Newhouse 806 Nitchols 2 Nissen 178 Niske/Noeske 247,499 Niewbert 307 Nicolai/Nicoly 360 Nieman 365 Nipp 446 Nichols 446 Nimmer/Nimmir 497,774 Nilsen 563 Nieuvenheuse 806 Nowka 20 Novack/Nowack 58,59,71,77,174,222,247,248,249,411, 497-501,532 Noyes 82,341 Norton 123,191,203,518 Notbohm 289 Norma's Country 431 Store Noonan 520 Nonek 524 Noah 591 Nolop 697 Nunnemacher 190 Nunhaus 235 Nuelck/Nuelke/Nuelk/ Nuilk 311,359,502-503,545,633 Null 314 Nussbaumer 511,645,712,759 Off 131,132,200,277,397,406 Obma 795,812,829,849 Ohl 813 Oberwetter 109 Oertel 234,649 Oelke 313 Oellrich 400 Ogden 413,583 Oldenburg 44 6,504-505,665,703,622,648,661 Ode 475 Osten 504,661 Oppel 506-507 Otzelberger 557 Orschley 601 Oberender 610 Ollig 105 Omnis/Omintz 313,514 Odrich 399

~~bb Osmundsen 200 Otto 250,253 Orton 520 Odo 682 Oelhafen 692 Orrin 818~~

Plagemann 31 a,231,232,436,532-535,577,671,777 Pfannkushen 53 Pfatueger 67 Praefke 71,99,100,173,284,502,543-547,660,675 Pratt 122 Pearson 123 Packard 129,131 Plahmer 143 Patza 156 Pagels 177,180,220,237,366,394,395,418,450, 508-514,578,579,588,637,638,782 Prange 178,297,548 Prager 185 Patton 250 Patton Invest.Co. 250 Patza/Paca 256,294,295,515-517,536 Paulman 290 Palm 327,353 Paetow 361 Paul/Pauls 377,394,541,644,776 Praeger/Prager 410,509,802,822 Pazik 459 Pattusch 467 Packard 518,605 Paum/Paun 534,776 Prahlow 542 Papendorf 566 Payne 741 Patzer 813 Pashendorf 846 Pfertoch 19 Petzold 32,681 Perkins 37 Preuss 40,367-368 Peshta/Beshta 46,52 Peter/Petri 102,642,822 Pfeifer 105,421,534 Perry 118 Prehn 189,635 Prestin 28,543 Peters 321,324,361,397,431,521-522,532,622, 640,657,659,834 Phelps 350,595 Petrig 351 Petric 4 60 Prentice 507 Pearson 518-519

67 Peckham 520 Peinemann 630 Pelzig 635 Plettie 802 Pepin 838 Pickel 61,389,507,525-527 Pittow 137 Phillipbensky 222,342,523-524,661,667 Pierron 303,348,436,528-531,704 Pischke 313 Pixley 340 Pirner 507 Pietz 545 Pieper 589 Philip 630 Pieterson 840 Posson 38,113 Porth 39 Prohl 49,151,171,331,364,549,584,673 Possehl 56 Poesel 62,754 (see Boesel/Basel) Post 113 Potter 114 Prochnow 137 Porter 140 Poize 154,155,156,175,536-539,691 Propp/Pross 185,628 Post 226,488 Pohl 307 Popper 367-368 Potter 404 Poppert 526 Poertner 534-535 Popp 540-541,560,776,803 Pol 791 Pulz/Puls 168 Plutte 511 Pfuhler 551,642 Puestow 753 Quabius 479,645 Quandt 549 Rader 1,3 Rademacher 8 Raabe/Rabe/Rabbe/ 19,20,22,99,100,107,188,208,210,261, Raab/Rabb 406,426,452,490,491,544,551-558,624, 642,671,707,742,764,790 Raether 55,174,458,601 Raasch/Raach 67 Raymond 126 Rahn 148 Rathjen 162 Rantzow 213,215,468,568-569,589,722

^r Raleigh 235 Radke/Ratke/Radtke 249,250,314,362,444,543,564 Raettke Rader 250,357,559-562,602,615,686,702,705, 734,756 Rash 270 Raeschel 284 Rahn 390 Racker 409 Ransom 567 Raderine/Raserine 599 Rases 545 Ramsteck/Ramstack 645,741 Rapp 73 5 Raseland 764 Rahn 773 Raispalje 806 Resk 10 Rehrtanz 14,593 Retofskie/Rotufsky 31 a,268 Rennicke/Reinecke/ 59,86,399,472,507,556,575,623 Renecke Reich 63 Regenfuss 285 Reissner 310 Rheude 346 Regnor 379 Redlich 395 Reimer 425-426,511,571-572,734 Reppin 492 Rehberg 570 Reeves 641 Rentsch/Rentch 649 Reuschel 660 Ringeisen 17 Risberg 83 Richter 127,216,249,303,518,576-577,592,617, 618,630,652 Riemer 212,429,571-574 Riesen 250 Rhinehart 261 Rintelmann 318 Riley 435,440 Ricke/Rieck 4 66,565 Riesenburg 630 Riesel/Roesel 701 Roeder 17 Rowe 59,60,585-586 Rose 88,481,581-582,678 Rosenthal 89,170,243,276,469,549,583 Rohmer 91 Roth 109,314,473 Roller 109 Rotufsky 268

^ Rotier 278,333 Roesch 279 Roselask 299,314 Rockstroh 328 Rosenbaum 380,691 Roesel 376,377,580,668,776 Roehrdanz 385,593 Rother 452 Roden 479,487 Roombs 486 Roehl 509 Rohmbeck 512 Rothweiler 529 Rode 566 Roehl 578 Rossow 589 Rogan 622 Rojahn 626 Rodemann 659 Robe 742 Rothe 766 Robbins 769 Rosloff 787 Roozen 818 Roskendorf 846 Runge 137,479,587-588,717 Runkel/Runckel 261,302,652 Rueth 448 Runzler 450 Ruh 659 Runs/Runf 788 Rychlinski 27

Schramm 1,2,178,297,475,502,633-636,707,,80 2 Schmalz 1 ,3,543,615,849 Stahl 2,615 Schaefer 9,29,31,219,272,310,486,600 Shaver 10 Sanbert 14,385 Schade/Schader 17,182 Stabelfeldt 19,348,667,703-706,764-765 Schwarz/Schwartz 21,285,538,556,557,660,711 Spaulding 39,40 Schall 52,317 Schaap 67,796,830-831,848 Stamm 76,583,621 Saltwedel 79 Schaus 86 Stanton 108 SchachtSchneider/ 119,411,601 SchnachtSchneider Sanders 159 Swain 167,727,729 Sallentine 169

<\0 Seberti 29 Severn/Severin 33,34,152,226,254,259,260,515,553, 605,617,667,689,762,784 Servis 37 Steinhagen 69,397,480,587,717-718 Scheibe 76,275,488,603-604 Stevens 82 Sehley 82 Sperber 86,376,580,701 Schwemm 86 Schlesmer 94 Seif 108,109 Seibel 105,578 Sellmann 115,430,432,473,561,685-688 Searle/Serale 122 Scheife 128,129,130,131,420,605-608 Schwerzueger 129 Scheel 141 Seeger 143 Stege 161 Schreiber 1 66, 244, 245, 397«V 436, 509, 51 0,529, 588, 637-639,718,782,836 Schenk 173 Semke 175 Schemmer 176,419,609,771 Seidel 181,421 Selby 208 Seemann 226,397,578,681-683 Steinhouse 235 Schlehlein/Schlehein 239,391,562,704 Scheffler 241 Speital/Speidel 243,244 Specker 244 Steinmetz 248,381,719,815 Steinbach 250 Streipguth 252 Sele 261 Schmeling 265,428,574 Schmell 269 Steangen 274 Senne 281 Steinke 314 Scheler 343 Schreck 346 Sherban 350 Schweda/Sweda 367,515,524,680 Seitz 377 Schwenleber 401 Schneider 402 Schlesinger 410,586 Snyder 412 Swertzer 422 Steinhardt/Steinhaus 429,667 Stebbins 441

1•y Steffen 442,536,658,685,711-714,740 Streiber 448 Spengler 452 Senomann 458 Scherz 459 Sebring 459 Scheadenmeier 464 Schleichert 466 Stertz 471 Seibenhumer 488 Schleifer 490 Stembeggel 521 Schlegel 532 Stremer 534 Seefield 535 Seier 565 Seifert 574 Scherll 593 Seiberlich 611 Seifers 617 Senkpiel 635 Speiderl 637 Schweiger 642 Sellin 652,684 Schneidisch 687 Stegeman 711 Stephanek 726 Scherwood 746 Schreiner 756 Stellman 756 Streese 785 Sterrenberg 797 Sexton 798 Slee 839 Schmid/Schmidt 5,6,32,33,54,76,153,208,217,377,399, 445,446,452,477,494,506,565,575,576, 583,616-623,658,659,681,703,739,740, 773,823 Schmits 448 Smith 5,122,123,124,191,205,355,363,494,511, 616,698,851 Swift 5 Siegfried 16 Siebenhuemmer 55 Spieler 62 Schindhelm 105,207,421,449,466,491,610 Schinpler 172 Springer 182 Smitham 188 Siebert 213 Schlitz Farm 215 Schlitz Audubon Soc, 215,808,829 Scimmler 227 Siewert 281

^ Siver/Sievers 354,412,692,704 Siedler 354 Silkman 366,386,578 Siefert 395,669 Simmerling 400 Sinz 407 Siebert 419 Shiner 422 Siegfried 439,477,691 Schielberg 566 Schirmacher 459 Schrinder 473 Sigglow 526 Spintz 593 Schieler 599 Schildt 604 Singles 605 Springer 609 Shintels 613 Siewerth 662 Schietinger 682 Sievert/Siewert 693 Silbernagel 694 Sindamann 722 Springer 744 Schiet 797 Stortz 18 Sohns/Sones 22,75,107,108,143,144,449,463,652 Schroeder/ 57,168,173,188,208,238,244,247,248,267, Schroeter 392,438,475,551,552,556,622,630,633, 635,640-648,715,775,802 Schoop 67 Stohl/Stoll 69,70,174 Schoof 82,93,97,185,312,360,372,626-629,790 School/Scholl 90,745 Stoughton 111 Schorb 120,630 Shouler/Shoater 126 Sommer 143 Stroebel 146,452,559,725-726 Stroschein 170 Stroede 175 Schorse 188,671 Soellner 199 Schroedel 200,329 Schoen 212,410,624-625,646 Spoerl 227 School Dist.#6 275,276 Stoll/Stall 327 Stoefer/Stoeper 313 Shober 324 Swoeda 367 Schoemmer/Schommer 419 Schoeneich 448

* Scholze 449 Storm 480,482 Slotka 500 Stohm 541 Schlopmann 564 (see Schlapmann) Scott 570 Schoessow 574 Stork/Storck 594,709-710 Stokes 605 Stowasser 611 Schocker 637 Schock 672 Schoenknecht 716 Storkkerchan 753 Schoedde 778 Stople 788 Schorpp 779 Stronk 795 Souffrouw 827 Schdron 811 Schulz 2, 36* 383, 497, 57-8, 651, 660-673,-679, 690, 704,757,764,768,215,247,248,279,308,345,361 Schunemann/ 10,70 Schuenemann Schultz 20,56,75,151 ,161 ,164,183,188 193,362,364383,387,444,4 61,504,587, 617,631,654-659,667,669,671 ,673,693, 712,739 Schumann/Shuman 22,24,63,143,361,394 Schumacher 27,88,90,268,284,445,470,475,478,490/ 546,581,605622,674-679 Stubbe 29 Schuetz 32,154,155,184,357,440,457,4 60,550, 602,618,649-650 Schulpius 33,1 37, 487, 554, 576., 647, 651-654, 656, 658,684,697 Schuett 101 Sprung 120,702 Sturm 137,235,466,526 Schunk 140 Struch/Struck 171,358,559 Schork 172,173 Suhm 172 Schulenberg 188 Suttele 218 Sturme 278 Sturmer 277,278 Schutte 354 Sulivan 436 Surweide 467 Schumler 471 Schubert 485,759,789 Suesseorter 642 Stuckenbrock 727

([(? Schuestendorf 788 Sturing 807 Schulten 848 Sly 378 Trate 25 Traxel 99 Tagling 287 Taege 290 Taylor 324 Tschapold 353 Traede 536 Thanacker 649 Tack 792,798 Tack 828,832 Tak 832,840 Traven 838 Treptow 146 Teg 173 Teige 224 Treml 245 Trnec/Trnetz 368 Tweedy 413 Tredor 470 Tence 473 Theierlein 580 Trexel 615 Tetzen 649 Tews 730-732,762 Teich 768 TeKolste 786 TerHeusen 787,796,833 Tellier 797,811,812,816,817,819,833-834 TenDekker 842,844 Thiele 49,190,371 Trick 143 Triede 189 Timpert 208,210 Timpel/Timple/Timbel 234,560,358,572,646,734-736 Thien 284,303,436,469,531,676 Tischheffer/ 310,534,737 Tischaefer Tigers 543 Tillema 788,791,815 Toepelt 78 Tolett 82 Toohey 108,109,110 Thomsen 109 Troegel 179 Trowtwin 274 Tochek 432 Thompson 442,785,796 Tobin 459 Thom/Thoms 504,610,611-612,733

~~1\\0 Topek 554 Thomas 610,795,803,843 Trottner 737 Toussaint 805 Truede 25,189,331 Turek 90 Turnbull 140 Thundreich 161 Tlusty 368~~

Urbanke 467,468 Uede 237 Uecke 371 Utecht 546 Ulrich 190,690 Uihlein 849 Unruh 226 Umhoefer 705 Van den Heuvel 65,115,572,834,835-838 Vanselow 137 Vatke 247,778 Van der Blaesch/Van 288,371,465,795,829,839 der Plaesch/Van den Plassche Van DeVelde/Vande 580,795,796,799,805,829,840-841 Vile/Van Velde Van Mella/Van Meller/ 787,798,804,806 Van Melle Van ter Horst/Van 789 der Wurst Van Houte 790,795,819,820,848 Van Horn 791 Van derbrocke 796 Van Fleet/Van Vliet 799,840,842 Van Payne 801 Vannema/Vennema/ 792,828 Vennemma 792 Van der Las 831 Van de Vrede 832 van Pietersom 832 van Loghem 834 Van Acker 842,844 Vermeullen 804 Veenendaal 811 Vinth 178 Vick 211,208,415,557,811 Vint 432 Vitak 524 Vliet 621 Voeks 160,215,294,382,656,661,667,712,739--741 Voegts 162,757 Vogt 175,570,712 Volz 176

1" Von Rein 199 Voeltner 209,742 Volkmann 247 Voss 293,589,647,744--745 Voigt 297 Voete 311 Von Basehellm 399 Von Vlasselaer 481 Vossberg 497 Voelkes 702 Volbreck 743 Vogel 764 Vruwink 787,795,796,798,,805,830,834,84 0 843-845,848 Walker 4 Watters 82,83,85 Wangerin 94 Waehner/Wahner 136,746-747,836 Warneke/Warnke 150,160,161 ,162,,502,647,671,75 7 Wagner 163,286,456 Wackendorf 180 Wackier 304 Warner 340,349,433,434,,74 8 Walstein 347 Wallber 358 Wainscott 368 Walsh 435 Walther 445,569 Waldman 487 Wagoner 509,647,651 Wackier 528 Wald 541 Wargowsky 734 Wattis 788 Warren 831 Wendt 36 Wrensch 31a,93 Weis 82 Wendt 97,110 Weigner 107,110 Weidner 110 Weidlich 180 Werner 191 Weiner 192,206 Weisner 192,206, Weissmueller 200 Welsh 203 Weiner 206 Welhausen/Wehausen 231,316,751 Wegemann 248,250 Westphal/Westfhal 263,264,626,633,,70 7 Weichmann/wickman 263,752-753 Weitmann 263

1* Wehfiel 297 Wernich 303 Whelanz 307 Wellauer 315 Weiland 316 Wergira 326 Wermuster/Wermeister 347 Wetzel/Wentzel 390,491,552,823 Wendling 401,446 Weichmann 404 Wernow 404 Wendorf 461 Weidenmueller 462 Weintz 486 Weber 495 Weisel 495 Wessel 504,623,703,707 Weigert 564,582 Wernich 576 Weidemann 635 Wehner 699 Weber 744-745,749,750 Wetengel 749 Wergin 382,751a,762 Weisslogel 771 Wrensch 777 Weinobel 811 ,840 Weissgerber 811 Weissbach 818 Westendorf 846-847 Wiessner/Wiesner 4,162,175,241,536,671,756-758 Witt/Witte 60,110,337,360,3 61,382,3 62,585,730, 761-763 White 83,84 Winkler 87,102 Wilson 93,140,629 Wichmann/Wiechmann 95,227,228,363,404,460,63 5 Whitefish Bay Resort 128 Winkel 161,611,622 Wilke/Wilk/Wilken 188,249,291,502,504,545,633,,789,79 817,832,848 Wilkin 212 Wittak 222,523 Wright 260,350,433,748,769-770 Wieskow 265 Wild 271,617 Wiegert 281 Whipple 287 Wiese 317 Williams 323,365,651,759 Wiegner 333 Wittig 334 Winkler 348,704,760,822

~~f 4?r ADLER~~

Gottlob Adler settled on the east side of the Port Washington Road, in the approximate area of the present 6800 block. To Christian G. Adler and Adam Becker, Warranty Deed on Jan. 1, 1857 from Christian and Anna Mary Schafer, for $1100.00, the 17.49 acres in Sec. 20 Town 8 Range 22 E, beginning on the center of the Washington Road and the line between the Schafer land and Fred Kruger's land, then east on that line to the E line of Sec. 20, south 25 rods, west parallel with the north line to the center of the Washington road, northwardly on center of said road to the place of the beginning.

Adler and Becker were either related or very close friends to purchase land together. Gottlob Adler is 42 years old on the 1860 census; Adam Becker is 25 and his wife, Christiana is 22 years old. It is possible that Christiana was Gottlobfs daughter; she was also born in Saxony.

1860 Town of Milw. census Adler, Gottlob 42 shoemaker S, Friederika 46 wife It Gustav 27 If Auguste 18 fl Mary 14 f! Auguste Adler, daughter of Gottlieb Adler, marr. Gottlieb Hahm on Dec. 8, 1861 in Milw. County. Mary Adler, daughter of Gottlieb and Friedericka Adler, marr. Joseph Rader, son of Jacob and Catherine Rader on Oct. 29, 1865. Anson W. Buttles, J.P. (The Rader family were immediate neighbors of the Adlers.)

Adler, F.C. 24 shoemaker Saxony Friedericke 18 wife Prussia Frederick Charles Adler, son of Christian Gottlieb and Frederika Adler, born Schleitz, Sachsen(Saxony), marr. Fredericka Wilhelmina Louise Schramm, dau. of Christian Friedericikvand Maria Sophie Schramm, on Oct. 23, 1859. (The Schramm family lived across the road from Adlers.) Gustav Adler, son of Gottlieb and Sophie(Baumann)Adler, a shoemaker born in Schleitz, Saxony, marr. June 8, 1862 in Milw. to Elizabeth Rader, dau. of Jacob and Catherine(Stein)Rader. Gustav was living in Rochester, Wis. at time of his marriage. Anson W.Butties, J.P. (Perhaps Gottlieb Adler?s wife's name was Friedricka Sophie(Baumann)Adler; Gustav stated his mother's name was Sophie(Baumann)Adler. It is probable Gottlieb did have a first wife named Sophie, who could have been related to his present wife, Friederika Adler.)

~~1870 Town of Milw. census (His age has jumped Adler, Gottlob 73 farmer Saxony drastically since 1860) Friedericke 55 wife~~

Gottlieb died between the June 1870 census and July 1876, when his widow married again: Friedericka(Baumann)Adler, widow, dau. of Fred, and Friedericka Baumann, marr. on July 2, 1876 to Fred Schmalz, a farmer living in Town of Milw., son of John and Maria Schmalz; he born Saxe-Weimer. Anson W. Buttles, J.P. Witness: Gottfried Funke. W (MariafSt ah 1)Schmalz, wife of Fred Schmalz, born Oct. 15,1819; died Town of Milw. Feb. 21, 1873; buried St. John's Lutheran Church cemetary (Fox Point).) She was born Sissal or Fissal, Germany « 1870 census, cont'd.

Adler, Charles 34 shoemaker Saxony Fredericka 26 wife Prussia Louise 8 Wise. -6 - Tt ' Minna 1 5 f! Gustav 2 It St. John's Lutheran Church records show they also had Friedrick Wilhelm Feb. 7, 1863; apparently he died young. Louise was born Nov. 16, 1861; Gustav Feb. 31, 1868. Charles Adler's house stood at 6717 N. Green Bay Ave. and had later additions. It was torn down in December 1986 for the widening of N. Green Bay Ave. and I was able to see the fieldstone foundation under the original portion of the house. The additions did not have a base ment underneath them.

~~1880 Town of Milw. census~~

Adler, Charles 42 shoemaker Saxony Fredericka ~ 37' wife Prussia Gustav 12 Wise. Anna 10 it Wilhelm 8 tt Herman 5 it Maggie(Martha) 3 tt Charles E. Adler, son of Charles and Fredericka(Schramm)Adler, born Milw. County, marr. Ida M. Nitchols, born Oshkosh, dau. of Joseph and Lucinda (Dilly)Nitchols; on March 7, 1885 in Milw. (Charles is not shown on the 1880 census as living with his parents.)

Anna Adler, dau. of same parents, born "Silver Spring1', marr. on Dec. 12, 1891 to Christian Hahm, son of Christian and Charlotte Hahm; he a farmer living "Good Hope", born Willow Spring, Dupage Co., 111. Witnesses: William Adler and Auguste Hahm. ("Silver Spring" area was near Silver Spring Dr.; the Adlers were probably renting in that area. "Good Hope" was the post office on Good Hope Rd. in the Green Bay Rd.(Ave.) area.)

~~Fred. Charles and Fredericka(Schramm)Adler also had Heinrich, born Feb. 26, 1874 (died young?) and Emma, born June 25, 1880. From St. John Lutheran Church birth/baptism records.~~

Minnie Adler, dau. of Charles and Fredericka, marr. Paul Schulz, son of Edward and Augusta(Lange)Schulz; he a butcher, age 25; marr. Dec. 5, 1898; Minnie's age given as age 25. (If this was Minna, and not Maggie, she appears to have fibbed about her age.) pu Adler 3.

~~1880 Town of Milw. census, cont'd.~~

Rader, Fredericka 17 granddaughter Wise. William 12 grandson " They are children of Mary (Adler)'.'.and Joseph Rader and are living with Fred Schmalz at the time of this census; he is their step- grandfather. It appears that their grandmother, Friederika(Baumann) Adler Schmalz has died since she isn't shown living with them.

~~There are no census records for families between the 1880 and 1905 censuses.~~

~~1905 Town of Milw. census~~

~~Adler, F. Charles 69 farmer Germany Friedericke 63 wife tt John 20 Wise. Tillie 16 tt~~

~~Town of Milw. Union Cemetary~~

~~Adler, F. Charles 1834 - 1912 Friedericke 9/25/1842 to 7/15/1909~~

~~Rader, Joseph 8/9/1840 to 8/8/1898 Marie 6/9/1847 to 10/20/1893 (nee Adler)~~

~~Union Cemetary, Milwaukee~~

~~Adler, Gustav 8/6/1832 to 8/7/1898 Elizabeth to 3/19/1907(birthdate underground) Henry 7/4/1864 to 7/11/1899 Hugo 0. 12/23/1865 to 8/28/1895 Fremont 7/13/1868 to 3/26/1913~~

~~St.John's Ev.Lutheran Church Cemetary (38th St. and Good Hope Rd.) Hahm, Gottlieb 1832 - 1917 Auguste 1848 - 1873 (nee Adler; 1st wife) Lena 1852 - 1897 (nee Scheibe;2nd wife)~~

~~1902 Town of Milw. directory:~~

~~Adler, Charles farmer, west side Green Bay Rd., 6 blks N of Bender's Rd. bridge Paul machinist, east side 5th St., 1 blk N of Olive St.~~

~~ik AGNES~~

~~The name is sometimes written as "Agner" in old records. By 1843, Nicolas Agnes owned land in Section 20 Range 22E in the Town of Milwaukee and sold the same to his children:~~

On Oct.24,1843 to Michael Agnes, Mary Agnes, Eve Agnes, Margaret Agnes and Barbary Schmidt, all of the Town of Milwaukee, for $1,000.00, the E 55 acres beginning at a stake 10.78 rods N from the SW corner of Sec.20 Town 8, then N 55 rods along the section line (Sunny Point Rd.), E 160 rods, S 55 rods, W 160 rods to place of beginning; sold in the presence of Avery Agnes (another son) and Solo mon C. Enos, Justice of Peace. The SW corner of Sec.20 is the present W.Mill Rd. IF Mill Road continued east of the Milwaukee River.

On July 21,1845 Nicholas bought, from George Walker for $800.00 Lot 1 and the NE^ NW^ of NWi of Sec.29 = 79.92 acres and 65.78 acres of the SW fractional \ of Sec.20 (being Lots 2 & 3), and the SE^ SW^- to be taken from the said fractional \ section, for a total of 145.70 acres in Town 8 Range 22.

~~This land was on the north and south sides of W.Mill Rd., IF Mill Rd. continued east of the Milwaukee River, and on the east side of the river.~~

To Nicholas Agnes on Jan.1,1846 for $185.00, Lot 3 Blk.45 in Walker's Point Addition to the Town of Milwaukee, as laid out by George H. Walker, subject to $100.00 with interest on same re: mortgage to Edward Saxe.

~~(An Anna Marie Agnes bought 34.93 acres in Sec.6 Town 5 R22 East for $250.00 on Aug.28,1846 from Edward Wiessner. Was she related to Nicholas Agnes?)~~

Sometime between 1846, when Michael Alff,Sr. died and Feb.28, 1848, Nicholas Agnes married widow Petronella Alff, but I was unable to locate a marriage record for them in Milwaukee County: From Nicholas Agnes to Petronella Agnes, "my second lawful wife, formerly wife of Michael Alff deceased," the S 59.92 acres more or less of Lot 1. Together, Nicholas and Pet ronella sold the N 20 acres of the NE^- NW^ Sec. 29 to Peter Decker (who had married Anna Catherine Agnes). Both above deeds were done on June 2, 1848.

Petronella(_ )Alff's husband, Michael Alff, Sr., died in 1846, nine days after his family's arrival in Milwaukee from Prussia. Two Alff children I was able to locate were John Michael and Christiana Elff. Christiana married Michael Agner April 22,1847 in Milwaukee.

NOTE: Michael Agnes, age 23, marr. Christina Elf, age 23 on 4/21/1847; Every Agnes, age 28, marr. Helena Cervok, age 24 on 6/19/1847 and Nicholas Agnes, age 56, marr. Petronilla Derwald, age 44 on 11/19/1847 - from Milw. County Marriage records, Vol. A, index.

?* Nicholas Agnes to Michael, Mary, Eve and Margaret Agnes and to Barbary Schmidt, on Oct. 4, 1847 for $1,000.00 for 59 acres beginning at a stake 10.78 rods N from the SW corner of Sec.20, then 55 rods N along the section line, E 160 rods, S 55 rods and W 160 rods to the beginning.

Petronella Agnes sold to Michael Agnes on Feb.29, 1848 the 16 acres located in the SE^ Sec.19 T8 R22 E. On April 3, 1849 Nicholas and Petronella Agnes sold to John Michael Aljof and Michael Agnes, for $1,200.00, the S59.92 acres more or less of Lot #1.

Margaret, Mary and Eve Agnes, all of Milwaukee County, to Avery Agnes on Sept. 8,1848, for $300.00, the undivided 3/5ths of land in Sec. 20, which was 33 acres conveyed by this deed. Total acreage of this parcel was 55 acres.

Michael and Christiana(Alff)Agnes sold their land in Sec. 20 to Avery Agnes on Feb.29, 1848. The 1850 Belgium, Washington Co., Wise, census shows Peter Decker, age 37; wife Anna, age 40; Nicholas 9, Peter 8, Antony 7, Michael 4 and John P. age 2. Jacob and Barbara(Agnes)Schmidt, now of Cook Co., 111., to Avery Agnes on April 3, .1851 in consideration of $150.00 by Avery Agnes for the right, title and interest to an undivided 1/5th part of 55 acres conveyed by Nicholas Agnes to five of his children (Michael, Mary, Margaret and Eve Agnes and Barbara Schmidt) - land in Sec. 20 T8, the SW corner parcel; in the presence of Peter Smith and Peter Smith, Jr.

To Avery Agnes from Mary H. Clark on April 7, 1851 for $385.00 for Lot 5 or the SE Fractional Sec. 19 T8 R22 E = 14.40 acres. Mary Clark was living in Waukesha County. The land Avery and Alice/Elise Agnes owned in Sections 19,20 and 30, meeting at the intersection of the Milwaukee River, had been sold to Charles G. Everts and Lyman P.Swift "for a ditch to lead water from a mill to be erected on the east side of the river" (11/30/1850) and on Oct.8,1851, land "on which premises is a sawmill owned in part by Peter Bender subject to a mortgage of $1200.00" and "a strip of land lying west of and including the mill race and a strip of land on the east side of the mill race." The saw mill and mill race were located on the west side of present Sunny Point Road, north of Bender Road, in Glendale, Cottages built in the 1920fs and 30fs and later turned into today's year-round homes, are located between the river and that early mill race. The mill race, filled in, has become Sunny Point Lane. On Nov.21,1853 Pierre Decker and Anna Catherine Agnes, his wife, both of Ozaukee County, sold to Martin Bruss of Milwaukee County, for $300.00, the N 20 acres of Lot 1, being the land in the NEi NWi Section 29. •* Michael Alft sold to Christiana Agnes, wife of Michael Agnes, on March 28, 1854, for $700.00, 40 acres in the w£ NW^ Section 29 Town 8 Range 22E; Michael had purchased same from George and Mary Schmidt August 7,1846 for $550.00, "of which 25-27 acres had been cultivated." I do not know if the 1846 purchase was made by Michael Alft, Sr. prior to his 1846 death, or by his son, Michael, Jr., who would have been only age 16 in 1846.

~~1850 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Agnes, Evert 30 farmer Germany Alice 27 Ireland Mary 1 Wise. Godipher,Moses 36 farmer Switzerland~~

~~Agnes, Michael 30 farmer Germany Christiana 25 ii Nicholas 2 Wise. Mary 3 mo. II~~

~~Alfts, Michael 21 farmer Germany~~

The above three families lived next to each other, perhaps on the same farmland in three separate log cabins. 1860 Town of Milwaukee census Agnes, Avery 40 farmer Luxembourg Alice 37 wife Ireland MaryAnn 11 Wise. John 9 H Henry 7 n RoseAnn 3 ii Ann 1 m Agnes, Michael 37 farmer Luxembourg Christine 37 wife Prussia Nick L. 12 Wise. Mary 11 it Michael 8 ii Mathias 6 ii John 5 II Louisa 3 II James 1 II Alf, Michael 30 Prussia At this time, Avery and Alice Agnes were living in the house,

P still standing, at 6365 N. Sunny Point Rd., Glendale. The house was built of sawn logs from the Bender saw mill, located just west of the house, on the east side of the river and may have been one of the first built of sawn logs.

Michael Agnes, by the 1860 census, was living in a brick house, still standing with additions, at 6944 N. Range Line Rd., Glendale. That house, built between 1.854 and 1860, was sold in 1868 by the Agnes' to Johann Benz, along with 40 acres, for $3300.00. The Agnes family then moved to the Township of Granville.

~~Eva Agnes, perhaps a sister or related in someway to Michael and Avery Agnes, married George Henry M&yer Jan.15,1852 at Walker's Point. Witnesses were Henry Althoff and Gerhard Mayer;Catholic rites.~~

~~Nicholas Agnes had purchased Lot #3 Block 45 in Walker's Point Addition on Jan.6,1846 for $185.00, showing the family had some acquaintance with Walker's Point.~~

Michael Alf married Hannah Glennon in 1867 and became proprietor of a saloon on N.Jefferson St. in the City. Michael Alftt, a saloonkeeper; born Germany; son of Michael J. Alft, died on March 19,1887, aged 58 years; husband of Annie; buried Calvary Cemetery.

Michael Agnes died April 17, 1905 aged 83 years, from St. Catherine's Catholic parish records, Township of Granville. On July 10, 1865, John S. and Louisa Beck sold to Every Agnes, all of Town of Milwaukee, for $5200.00 the NE^ Section 25 T8 R21 E, 95 acres, subject to a lease to Ferdinand Tesch dated March 1, 1860.. This land was in the Town of Granville; Avery and his family then moved there. The land was sold in 1884. 1870 Town of Granville census

~~Agnes, A 50 farmer Luxembourg Elice 45 wife Ireland Maria 19 Wise. John G. 17 Henry 15 Rosette 13 Annie 10 Eberhard 8 (probably Edward)~~

~~Maria married John Daly of Granville. She died Feb.14,1926; both are buried in St.Michael's Cemetery on N.43rd St. and W. Calumet Rd.~~

~~John G. Agnes married Ellen Crowley, daughter of John and Ellen(Mahony)Crowley, of Granville, on May 29,1877.~~

x7 Avery Agnes died in the City of Milwaukee May 8, 1878. On August 12, 1881 Alice Agnes to John Agnes and John Daly for $1.00, the S 65.78 acres of the SW^ Section 20 and the E£ of the N 20 acres and N£ of VI £ of the N 20 acres of the N^ NW^ Section 29, all in Town 8 R22E, being in the Town of Milwaukee.

From "History of Milwaukee" p.1196: "J.G.Agnes, groceries and provisions, wines and liquors at 509 Mitchell St. His father, a Belgian, immigrated here in 1838, settled on a farm, where he remained until 1874 when he came to Milwaukee and died there May 8, 1878. J.G.Agnes taught school one term in Sheboygn Co. in 1872 and commenced present business in 1879." Alice Agnes, widow of Every, sometimes called Avery, and John and MaryAnn(Agnes)Daly to James E. Brown on May 29, 1883 for $5800.00 for the Ei of N20 acres and N£ of VI £ of N20 acres of N^ NW^ Section 29 T8 R 22E and Lot 5 or the SE fractional £ of Sec.19 for total of 14.40 acres, except the land west of and including the mill race to the mill (Vol.34 p.398 Deeds) and a strip of land 2 rods wide lying between the NE^ of NE^ Sec. 30 and NW^ NWi Sec.29.

Probate record: #18145 for Alice Agnes; died Jan.15,1904 leaving as heirs Mary Daly, Henry Agnes, Anna Rademacher and Edward Agnes, all of City of Milwaukee. Son John may still be alive but whereabouts unknown for last 15 years. Will dated Dec.24, 1903. Executors: Rev. Anton Decker (1st cousin of missing John Agnes) and James Cavanaugh.

Testimony given that John Agnes went to Dakota and has not been heard from since. Rev. Decker testified Alice and Avery Agnes had a daughter (perhaps Roseann/Rosette?) who died at age 22, unmarried, death occurying about 17 years prior to 1904. Rev. Decker was left $150.00 for benefit of St.Anthony's congregation; Edward Agnes and wife, Ida, $700.00 and $300.00 respectively. To Nellie, wife of son Henry, $300.00. To Mary Daly, all household furniture and utensils and $1000.00. The remainder to be divided into four equal shares for daughter Mary and sons Henry and John, but John's share to go to Mary Daly, Henry Agnes, Edward Agnes and Annie Rademacher if John is not heard from within three years. The fourth share to be invested to pay annually $400.00 to daughter Annie Rademacher.

~~Annie Rademacher died July 18, 1906 leaving husband Peter Rademacher.~~

By 1907, son John Agnes had not been heard from; Mary Daly then living in Johnson Creek, Wise. Each surviving heir received $816.33. (It was most probable that Alice Agnes had been living with or cared for by daughter Mary Daly, since Mary received more benefits than did her siblings.) qo 2 Additional Agnes information: To Johan T../P. Dickman of MLlw. County on 11/1/1854 for $1450.00, he the highest bidder, as ordered by the court that Joshua Stark and Petronella Agnes, complainants and Johan Michael Alfft, Michael Agnes and Johan F. Baasen, defendants sell said mortgaged premises, being the S 59.92 acres of Lot 1 and of the Wh NW*s in Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E, town of MLlw.

The Town of Belgium, Ozaukee Co., Wis. census for 1855 shows: Peter Decker with 6 males, 2 females; owning 161.20 acres settled there in Section 6 on 10/10/1846. Nicholas Agnes with 1 male, 1 female lived immediately next to the Deckers (they were Agnes' daughter and son-in-law)

RE: Anna Maria Habes, also known as Anna Maria Agnes, which was her maiden name: #7867 Descent of Lands for Anna Maria Habes. Her daughter, Johanna Kleiser, age 51 or 57, testified on 2/11/1890 that her mother also had Leonard (died 1851), Eliza beth Grieb, Paul Habes, Nicholas Habes, Ann Schaefer and Johanna Anna Maria died intestate Oct. 1846 in the Town of Greenfield, seized in fee-simple of 34.93 acres in SW% Sec. 6 T5 R22 E in the Town of Oak Creek, Milw. County.

E. AGNES - Deceased; died about 1881 intestate. John Diedrich petitioned Milw. County Court in 1884; Diedrich lived in Port Washington, Ozaukee Co., and petitioned as a creditor. E. Agnes (the way the name is stated in this brief court record) left a widow and son Ed. Agnez_, about 20 years old. Mention was made of the late firm of Diedrich and Melin in Green Lake Co., Wis., owners of a promissory note, not paid by "Every Agnes.n

9 ALLERDING There were two Allerding brothers in the town of Milwaukee - Frederick William and Johann Christoph August (known as Aug ust) - who came here from Hohenrichel, Mecklenberg. Frederick Wilhelm Allerding married Augusta Herbesten in Mil waukee on March 1, 1842; early marriage records did not give parent's names. In the early 1840's, he purchased 59.68, 46.15 and 63.78 acres in the NE^ Sec.9 Town 7, being land on the south side of Capitol Drive N to present Beverly Rd., between the Milwaukee River and Oakland Ave.

On-9/4/1848 he purchased 80.27 acres in the NWi Sec. 32 Town 8, along the W side of the Milwaukee River, N and S sides of Villard Ave., W to 13th St. and 80 acres in the SW^ Sec. 8 Town 7, being the S and SW sides of Keefe Ave./Atkinson Ave., W side of N. 5th St., then W to the approximate center of present 43 and south to Burleigh St.

Their house was on the W side of Atkinson Ave. at 5th St. - most likely the remainder of land ws rented to tenant farmers. Johann Christ.August Allerding, son of Ludwig and Maria(Schune- mann)Allerding, a farmer living town of Milwaukee, born Hohen richel, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, marr. on 12/15/1853 to Martha Hertel, dau. of Julius Carl and Francisca(Kalb)Hertel. August purchased 34.04 acres in the NE^ Sec. 6 Town 7 on 8/23/1852 and 34 acres, same section, 1/22/1853. This land was from the S side of Hampton Rd., E to N.13th St. (if that street existed S of Hampton Rd.), S to Glendale Ave. and W to N. 20th St.

~~His first home was undoubtedly of logs, but the house he built in the 1860's still stands at 4669 N. Green Bay Rd., a lovely home now converted to a duplex.~~

~~Town 7 in the town of Milwaukee is south of Hampton Rd.; Town 8 is N of Hampton to the Ozaukee County line.~~

~~1850 Town of Milwaukee census Allerding, F. W. 32 farmer Mecklenberg/Sch. Augusta 31 Prussia Shaver, Henry 21 teaming Germany Resk, Charles 29 II II~~

~~Shaver and Resk apparently lived with and worked for the Allerdings.~~

If Fred and Augusta did have any children, they did not survive and were not shown on the 1850 or 1860 censuses. A Louis Allerding, born Mecklenberg; died in Wauwatosa Apr. 1850, aged 21 yrs. and may have been related. The ending of the Town of Milwaukee 1860 Milw. Co. census

~~•q& to shows: Allerding, F.W., age 42, born Mecklehberg-scnwerin, died May 1860 from an injury by a horse.~~

~~1860 Town of Milwaukee~~

~~Allerding, Augusta 42 widow Prussia~~

Allerding, August 36 farmer Prussia Martha 26 wife 18 Frederick William Allerding left Lots 6 & 7 in Section 32 T8 R22 E = 80.27 acres and the E£ SW^ Sec. 8 T7, except for 1 acre previously sold, and part of Lot 1 Sec. 9 T7. Widow Auguste is owner ot an estate for life in said premises. Auguste Allerding on 11/24/1865, as widow of Fred.Wm.Allerding, to John C.A.Allerding of Milwaukee Co.; Caroline, wife of Carl Allerding; Rudlophina Hoppmann, wife of William Hoppmann; Anna Ahlert and Heinrich Allerding, all of Germany and parties of the 2nd part being brothers and sisters of said deceased Fred. William Allerding, are owners of the reversion after expiration of said life estate. Auguste received $4500.00 from those heirs, John C.A.Allerding was the attorney for the heirs. Ludwig Allerding, father of those children mentioned above, died in Germany 4/23/1863. He had been part owner of the E£ SW^ Sec. 8 Town 7 in the town of Milwaukee = 78.364 acres and left, as heirs, John C. August Allerding, Rudolphine Hopmann, Johanna(Anna)Ahlert, Heinrich Allerding and Carolina Allerding; no widow surviving. Those heirs received the above mentioned land, which had been held in joint tenancy by Ludwig with his son, Fred. William. Final decree 3/17/1921.

Augusta Allerding, age 66 yrs.(should have been 54-55 however),a widow living at 1115 Chestnut St. (Juneau Ave.), 2nd Ward, City of Milw., died 4/9/1872; buried Union Cemetery. The land and house she'd held in a life estate were then sold to develop ers and subdivided into city lots.

Heirs of Fred. Wm. Allerding on 10/1/1872: between John C.A. Allerding and wife, Martha; Caroline Allerding; Rudolphine Hop mann; Johanna(Anna)Ahlert; Heinrich Allerding and wife Louisa and the NW Union Railroad Co., regarding railroad now being constructed through center of Allerding land in Lots 6 & 7 Sec. 32 T8. This parcel had been the 80 acres purchased in 1848.

~~1870 Town of Milw. census~~

~~Allerding, August 47 farmer Mecklenberg-Sch. Martha 37 wife Saxony Louis 9 Wise. 1880 Town of Milw. census~~

~~Allerding, August 56 farmer Meck.-Sch. Martha 47 wife Saxony Louis 19 son Wise.~~

~~'/I Martha Allerding, wife of August, born 5/15/1832 Germany, died 3/15/1888, aged 56; buried Union Cemetery. (Death record info)~~

August Allerding, a retired farmer, born 8/11/1823 Germany, son of Johann; widowed, died 1/10/1911, aged 87 yrs. Lived Green Bay Rd., town of Milwaukee; buried Union Cemetery, (death record info) Louis Allerding signed the death certificate; perhaps he did not know his grandfather's name was Ludwig and named him as Johann, above; perhaps Ludwig's name was Ludwig Johann.

~~The Allerdings were one of the few large settler landowners in the town of Milwaukee.~~

~~1902 Town of Milw. directory Allerding, August W side Green Bay Rd., NE Sec. 6 Town 7 T on i «^ II is II II ii II II II II n~~

qtJ /I AMRHEIN George Amrhein purchased his 40 acres of the E£ NW^ Section 7 Town 7 in the Town of Milwaukee on Oct.16,1845. This was on the NE and SW sides of Atkinson Ave. between N. 15th and N.18th Sts. He built his house on the NE side of Atkinson Ave. He also purchased 20 acres that same day in the W^ NE^ NE^ Sec.7 from Wenterlin and Catherine Saur for $237.50.

~~1850 To wn of Milwaiike e census Amrine, George 35 farmer Germany Catherine 27 II Mary 8 Wise. Joseph 6 II George 4 II Julian 3 II Emos 8 mo. II~~

~~A Juliane Amrhein married Ignatz Moser in Milwaukee on June 1,1846 - was she a sister of George Amrhein? The Mosers were neighbors of the George Amrheins.~~

To George Amrhein, QCD on Oct.21,1850 for 9 acres in the N£ Vl£ SE^ Sec.8 Town 7 bounded on the S by Christian Hahn's land and on the W by the quarter line; N by a line drawn due E across said 80 acre lot and far enough N to include the 9 acres and E by the line dividing the said \ section, being 9 acres in all. Catherine Amrhein apparently died between the June 1850 census and December 1850:

~~George Amehein married Anna Boleyr in Milwaukee on Jan.2,1851. Anna's surname was spelled a variety of ways in the old records.~~

1860 census Amrhein, George 45 farmer France Anna 44 wife Prussia Mary 17 Wise. Joseph 16 II George 15 II Julian 13 II Carl 9 II John 7 II Anna 5 II Emos appears to have died between the 1850 and 1860 censuses.

~~NOTE: Catherine Amrhein, age 26, marr. Martin Hardt, age 38, on 11/15/1847 - Vol. A, Milw. Co. Marriages, index.~~

(The Dassow family were neighbors of the Amrheins.) Carl Amrhein, son of George and Anna Marie, born Nov.11,1851 Germany, husband of Balwina, a farmer, living on County Rd. and 15th St. in Town of Milwaukee, died Sept.2,1899 of TB. Buried Calvary Cemetery. (Death record) (Atkinson Ave. was known as "County Rd." in those early years)

John Amrhein, born July 25,1853 Germany, son of George and Anna; a farmer, died March 19, 1890 of consumption (TB), living on County Road, Town of Milwaukee; buried Calvary Cemetery. (Death record) (Both Carl and John were born in Milwaukee but their death records state Germany) Anna Amrhein8s will, dated Nov.8,1899: to daughter Anna Dulan, the E one acre of the two acres of the E^ NE^ Sec.7 Town 7 in Town of Milwaukee and the W one acre to the children of deceased son Charles - George and Balvine - in equal shares. William Jaeger (another neighbor) was executor. Final decree June 19,1906.

~~1902 Town of Milwaukee Amrhein, Anna widow of George; living on N side of Atkinson~~

^ // Road, 2 blks. W of 15th St. Amrhein, George gardener, living on S side of Atkinson Rd., 1 blk. W of 15th St. George,Jr. laborer, living S side Atkinson Rd., 1 blk.W of 16th St. Ignatius gardener, living S side Atkinson Rd., 1 blk.W of 16th St.

~~Pauline widow of Charles; living S side of Atkinson Rd., 1 blk. W of 15th St.~~

IS ANDEREGG 1850 town of Milw. census Andereg, Joseph 25 farmer Switzerland He is shown living with a group of people in the Green Tree and Port Washington Rds. area. Included in the group is a blacksmith. I believe they are living above a tavern there. To Joseph Andereg and Friedrick T. Zettler, 11/15/1850 for $40.00, the S^- acre of the School Land bought by Ephraim R. Keene and bounded on the N by Charles 0. Lake, on the E by Lake Michigan, S by E. Keene and W by Moses Kneeland's land, known as Lot 8 and described in the Agreement dated 7/26/1850. This land was in the City of Milw. and from early maps, appears to be bordered by Juneau Ave. and the lake in SE fractional £ Sec. 21 T7 - the only Lot 8 in Town 7 along the lake. I am also curious as to how Zetteler and Anderegg came to know each other well enough to purchase land together! Bond to Dr. Charles E. Wunderly from Joseph Anderegg for $1000.00 on 9/19/1849; if Anderegg pays Wunderly $400.00 on or before 7/22/1850 with 8% annual interest for the mortgage dated 7/22/1848, for S^ NE^ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E, then Anderegg is to receive the Deed. That land is the E and W sides of Port Washington Rd. in the approx. 6800 to 7000 block, 80 acres, and included the old saloon on the SW corner on Green Tree and Port Washington Rds. - the Green Tree Saloon. Gallus and Wilhelmina Jacoba Johanna Isenring to Joseph Anderegg, QCD on 10/3/1851 for $1.00 for 10 acres taken from the NW corner of S^ NE£ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E; this deed to correct the deed conveyed 8/28/1850 to show only 10 acres total instead of 20 acres, conveyed to Isenring. Anderegg sold to Friedrick A. Krueger on 10/4/1851 the 70 acres in the S^ NE^ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E, being all of the said £ quarter section, with the exception of 10 acres taken from the NW corner and conveyed to Gallus Isenring. (Gallus Isen ring now owns the saloon near the SW corner of Green Tree and Port Washington Rds. and lives above it with his family.) Joseph Anderegg, son of Nicholas and Sarah Anderegg, born Wattwesll, a carpeter living Town of Wolf, Wise, marr. Jane Eliza Siegfried, dau. of Christof and Mary Siegfried, 10/22/1856 in town of Milw. Justice of Peace C. G. Everts officiating; witnesses were Stephen Everts and Peter Schus/Schure. (Jane Eliza was a sister of Christiana Siegfried, who had marr. August Markert.) Joseph and Jane Eliza were not shown on the 1860 Town of Milw. census and I presume were living in the Town of Wolf - no county was given in the marr. record as to where that was located.

1860 town of Milw. census Andreas, August 44 farmer Prussia Louisa 44 wife II Carl 16 it Robert 11 II Emma 9 Wise. Rosalia 4 II Paulina 2 II Louisa 2 mo. it To August Andreas, 2/19/1868 for $975.00 for W 53-1/2 rods of S 30 rods of N 120 rods of NW^ Sec. 6 T7 N R22 E, except small portion, 10' x 80' in SE corner conveyed by Ernst Herzer to Gottlieb Stoertz. Carl Andreas, son of August and Louise(Kuhn)Andreas, a farmer born Schonburg, Prov. Sachsen, Prussia, living town of Milw., marr. 12/17/1876 to Agnes Hennig, dau. of Traugott and Justine (Meyer)Hennig. Witnesses: Eduard Schader and Ernst Heinckfurt. Emma Louise Andreas, dau. of August and Louise Andreas, marr. ar residence of A. Andreas, Town of Milw., on 3/30/1873 to Edward Schade, son of Christoph and Anna Schade; he a shoemaker, born Sangensalza, Prussia, living Milw. (Surname was Schader) Paulina Andreas, dau. of August and Louise, marr. at residence of Frederick Diederichsen, Lutheran minister, on 3/27/1877 to Friedrich Eggert, son of Peter and Sophia Eggert; he a farmer, born and living town of Granville. Rosalia Andreas, dau. of August and Sophia(Frank)Andreas, marr. on 10/5/1878 to John Ringeisen, son of John and Mary(Roeder)Ringeisen; he a brewer, born and living City of Milw. Witnesses: Joseph Ringeisen and Charles Andreas. (It appears Rosalia's mother was not Louisa, above.) August Andreas's will was dated 8/23/1880, leaving all to wife Louisa, nee Kuhn, but did name his five children. Dau. Louisa not mentioned and appears to have died young. August died 9/4/1880; Union Cemetery, Milw. record says he was born 1816 Germany, died July 1880, Town of Milw., buried 9/16/1880! '7 1880 town of Milw. census Andreas, Augus.t . 64 farmer Prussia Louise 64 wife if Andreas, Carl 36 farmer Prussia Agnes 30 wife Wise. Ella 2 Wise. Lena 1 ii Final Decree in the estate of August Andreas to Louise Andreas, 7/11/1881: the S £ of 10 acres in NW^ Sec. 6 T7 and N£ of 10 acres NW^ Sec. 6 T7, except for small parcel consigned to Gottlieb Stortz.

~~Charles Andreas, retired farmer/gardener, born 11/26/1843 Germany, husband of Agnes; son of August and Louisa Andreas, died town of Milw. of cancer 5/21/1899. Buried Wanderer's Rest Cemetery.~~

~~1902 town of Milw. directory - Town 7 Andreas, Agnes wid.of Chas. E side Cedarburg Rd., 6 blks. N of Atkinson Ave. (Cedarburg Rd. is now Teutonia Ave.)~~

~~\o0 IX AUGUSTINE~~

Friedrich Augustine's 10 acres were located on the north side of E. Good Hope Rd., about 3 blocks east of Port Washington Rd., as shown on the 1869 and 1876 Town of Milwaukee maps. With today's present streets, his land would have been located between Mohawk and Seneca Rds.

~~1860 Town of Milwaukee census Augustine, Friedrich 35 farmer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Maria 35 wife ?t II Theresa 4 Wise. Augusta 1 it~~

1870 Town of Milwaukee Augustine, Fred 46 farmer Meck.-Sch. Maria 46 wife n n Theresa 13 Wise. Augusta 11 II Theresa Augustin, daughter of Fred and Mary(Rabe)Augustin married William Manns(Mantz) son of John and Mary(Pfertoch)Manns Nov. 2, 1878. William lives in Manistee, Michigan. Witnesses were Charles Markert and Fred Stabelfeldt. 1880 Town of Milwaukee Augustine, Fred. 56 farmer Mecklenberg Maria 53 wife Baden Augusta 20 Wise. Auguste Augustine, dau. of Friedrich and Maria(Rabe)Augustin, born Milwaukee County, married on Nov. 14, 1886 to Paul Luedtke, a farmer born and living Town of Mequon, son of Johann and Auguste(Laabs)Luedtke; married in Town of East Granville.

~~Augustine, John 62 farmer Mecklenberg Louise 62 wife~~

~~They may have been related to Fred, and Maria(Rabe)Augustine,~~

Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary Augustin, Friedrich J. 6/18/1824 to 4/27/1889 Maria 6/1/1824 to 10/19/1906 No death record found for Friedrich; Maria was the daughter of Jacob Rabe, living at 1378 Richards St. at time of death. (That address would be in the approximate 4300. block of N. Richards St.)

~~Luedtke, Augusta 1860 1949 (nee Augustine) Paul, Sr. 1864 1951 Paul M. 1894 1964 Edwin G-.W. 1895 1910~~

~~19 BACHMANN~~

~~Theobald and Barbara Bachmann purchased the former Edward Schultz farmhouse and 20 acres from Edward Schultz and his wife on April 1, 1903.~~

The property was located on the south side of W. Henry Clay Street between N. Port Washington Road and N. Lydell Avenue, now the site of the Milwaukee Gear Company. The house was located closer to Lydell Avenue (which did not exist in earlier years) than to Port Washington Road, but the driveway was off Port Washington Road.

Their son Ernst, and his wife Emma, rented the Rabe house in the 5300 block of N. Port Washington Road, but in later years moved into the Bachmann farm house. (From their granddaughter, Bernice Walters, 1985.)

~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary Bachmann, Theo. 1841 - 1923 Barbara 1846 - 1925~~

~~Bachmann, Ernst 11/5/1872 to 1/6/1959 Emma 7/6/1875 to 9/19/1948 (nee Nowka)~~

~~Nowka, Louis 1842 - 1922 Bertha 1846 - 1922~~

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Bachman, Ernst 41 farmer Prussia Franzeska 29 wife Austria Franzeska 10 Wisconsin~~

~~1902 Town of Milwaukee directory:~~

Bachmann, Charles farmer Both living east side Port Washington Rd., 3 blks north of Washington Ave.(Henry Theobald gardener Clay St.) (It appears they are living in the Rabe house at this time, prior to the purchase of the Schultz farm.)

~~Bachmann, Ernst laborer west side Green Bay Rd., SE Sec. 6~~

~~/o^ ac B A H N~~

~~Diedrich Bahn owned 30 acres on the NW corner of Green Bay and present Mill Roads.~~

1860 Town of Milw. census Bahn, Diedrich 57 farmer Hanover Doras 47 is Ernst 20 II Louise 12 if Heinrich 8 it Mary 5 II 1870 Town of Milw. census Bahn, Dietrich 62 Dorothea 57 Louise 23 Henry 19 Maria 15 Louise D. Bahn, dau. of Dietrich G. and Dora F. Bahn, marr. 5/16/1872 at William H. Lindwurm1s house, Justice of Peace, to George W. Aker, son of John A. and Elisa Aker, a farmer born Milw. City, living Grand Forks, Dakota Territory. (Elisa Aker was a dau. of Alexander and Elizabeth Stewart)

Dietrich Bahn, born Wellinghausen, Hanover 5/21/1811, marr. 5/16/1876 to Caroline Milbrath(nee Wussow), she born Kannenberg, Stargard, Pomm. 2/2/1812. Marr. Trinity Ev. Luth eran Church, South Mequon. (Judging from Dietrich's birthdate in the above record, the census ages given him above are off; he should be age 49 on the 1860 and age 59 on the 1870 census.) 1880 Town of Milw. census Bahn, Diedrich 70 farmer Hanover Anna M. 75 Pomerania Mary 25 Hanover Mary Bahn, dau. of George and Mary Bahn, marr. 3/27/1881 at town of Milw. to Henry Raabe(Rabe), son of Fr.(Fred) and Lizzy(Louise)Raabe, he born Germany; a farmer living town of Milwaukee. Witnesses: Carl Raabe, Henry Schwartz. (Mary wasn't the dau. of Mary, the 2nd wife of Diedrich; the censuses show her to be a dau. of Doras/Dorothea, unless Diedrich had a wife prior to Doras named Mary.) According to Arthur A. Rabe's memoirs (see RABE family), Mary Bahn was born 10/19/1855 and died 3/11/1938; Henry Rabe 6/9/1860, died 12/17/1928. Both are buried in Good Hope Cemetery (now known as St. John's Evang. Lutheran Cemetery) on 38th St. and Good Hope Rd. BARE Thomas Bare came from Ireland, purchasing his 90 acres on June 9, 1841 for $2.50 per acre. The land was in the area of Morris Blvd., north side of Capitol Drive, west to the present Ardmore Ave. Their house was located in the vicinity of Woodburn and Lawnwood Aves.

Oct.1850 Town of Milwaukee census Bare, Thomas 41 farmer Ireland Jane 34 Mass. (nee McAllister) Jane 9 Wise. James 7 Mary 2 By the 1860 census, the family included Ralph, born 11/18/1851, Isabella and Sarah.

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee Bare, Thomas 67 Jane 53 Ralph 20 Jane 18 Isabell. a 16 Sarah 13~~

Daughter Jane married John Dedrick; they had a daughter, Jennie, who married Philip Sohns of Whitefish Bay. James went to Okla homa; Mary married Charles Maynard of Maynard Steel Casting Co. Isabella married John Edw.Hardker/Hardacre 11/24/1880.

Sarah married Charles Schumann and Ralph married Charles1 sister, Mary, on 2/28/1876. The Schumann family, Christoph and Charlotte(Wang)Schumann lived near the present lighthouse in Lake Park. Ralph and Maria(Schumann)Bare's daughter, Gertrude(Bare)Brandt (Mrs. Walter J.) gave a 100 ft. strip of land along present Estabrook Park roadway to Milwaukee County to help develop the park. (From the Whitefish Bay Herald 5/28/1936, p.2.) Jane(Bare)Dedrick died May 23, 1936 at her daughter's (Mrs. Philip Sohns) home at 912 E. Meadow PI. Jane and John Dedrick are buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery, alongside Jennie(Dedrick) and husband Philip Sohns. John Dedrickfs dates are 1828 - 1908; Jane's are 1841 - 1936.

Thomas Bare is also buried in that cemetery - "Born 1802, died Oct. 28, 1886" under a large monument, but there is no mention of wife Jane on the monument. Ralph Bare, son of Thomas and Jane Bare, a farmer born Town of Milwaukee, marr. Mary Schumann, dau. of Christoph and Charlotte(Wang)Schumann; religious ceremony, Theo.Jaekel officiating. Witnesses: Gustav Luecke and Charles Schumann.

~~2Z Union Cemetery - Milwaukee~~

~~Bare, Ralph 1851 - 1910 Bare, Nellie M. 1877 - 1896 Maria 1852 - 1928 Ralph 1892 - 1917~~

Brandt, Walter 1889 - 1967 Gertrude 1876 - 1961 There were no Bares listed in the 1902 Town 7 or Town 8 Directory. The following newspaper article regarding a murder Thomas Bare was accused of committing is a harsh story. It appears to show a "frontier justice" mentality of the poorer farm woman pitted against a wealthy farmer.

The Humboldt area mentioned was a village located in the area between the Milwaukee River west to Richards St., on the north and south sides of Capitol Dr. The train depot for this area was situated on the site of the present Pig 'n Whistle Restau rant, on the east side of the river, south side of Capitol Dr.

~~"Murder of a Woman at Humboldt"~~

~~Milwaukee Sentinel, July 24, 1866; p.1, col.4~~

~~"On Thursday afternoon last, a woman named Elizabeth Hayes, residing in the town of Milwaukee, near Humboldt, was so severly injured by a man named Thomas Bare, that she died on Sunday night.~~

The circumstances were: A couple of dogs belonging to Mrs. Hayes ran into the field Bare was mowing. Bare started in pursuit with his scythe and cut one of them in two. Mrs. Hayes ran to rescue the other, when Bare told her if she did not clear out, he would carve her the same way he had her dog. She stooped to pick up the dog when he struck her with the point of his scythe, inflicting a terrible wound, which bled profusely. Mrs. Hayes started for the next field in which her husband was at work, but was pursued and knocked down by Bare. He either then struck her in the head with the heel of his scythe or his foot, injuring her spine severely.

~~The woman was taken to her house and her wounds dressed, but the flow of blood from her head cound not be staunched, and she bled profusely, until her death on Sunday night.~~

Coroner Ratsigger yesterday summoned a jury, which, after hear ing the evidence upon examination of the body, returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased came to her death from injuries sustained at the hands of Thomas Bare. He was arrested and lodged in jail. The prisoner declares that the wounds inflicted were purely accidental and that he bore no malice towards her. All the parties formerly resided in this city."

I°A 13 Milwaukee Sentinel, Aug.7,1866 p.1 "The case of Thomas Bare, charged with the murder of Elizabeth Hayes, in Humboldt, was before the Grand Jury yesterday after noon and that body found the prisoner not guilty of any malic ious intent and not guilty of the charges.

Testimony revealed the fact that the woman was given to sudden outbursts of passion and her death probably resulted from one of these, produced by the dispute with Bare. It was also proved that the blow struck by Bare ws purely accidental and that, therefore, he could not be held for murder."

~~From Anson Waters Buttles's diary, dated Friday, July 27,1866:~~

~~"Heard yesterday in town that Thomas Bare is in jail for murder. Killed a neighbor's wife. He was Chair man of our town two years when I ws Clerk."~~

~~From Anson Mullie Buttles, a grandson, to Mimi Bird in August 1981.~~

THOMAS BARE - #6788 ADMINISTRATION dated 10/28/1886; he died in town of Milw., leaving widow Jane Bare, dau. Sarah Ann Schuman and Mary Maynard, sons James and Ralph Bare, all over 21 yrs. of age. His widow Jane died 5/15/1897. Sarah Schuman had Letters of Administration granted to her; Charles F. Maynard was to have them granted to him, but he refused. Bare left real estate valued at $8800.00; son Ralph has been in possession of the land and refuses to pay rent, it was tes tified. Bare!s funeral costs = $200.00 for monument and post, cemetery lot $13.50 and grave opening $2.00. He left no personal property. His real estate was a part of the W 50 acres of S 130 acres of SE% Sec. 4 T7 N R22 E, lying E of the Milw. Lake Shore & Western RR = 11 acres with right-of-way to pass over the W 40 acres of E 80 acres of S 130 acres of said \ Section, from the land of Thomas Bare to the spring upon the W40 acres of the E80 acres of S130 acres. Value = $800.00 per acre or $8800.00 total. Ralph Bare filed a claim of $347.18 against his father's estate for funeral expenses; it was disallowed. He was to also show cause as to why he should not pay rent to the administrator of the estate or else surrender up possession (Dec. 1888). The estate was divided equally among the heirs.

/0*> 2V BAUCH Gerard Zucker and Charlotte, his wife, leased from Carl Matthias on 11/1/1860, for $60 yearly rent for 3 yrs., the E£ E 20 acres of the NWi SWi Sec. 33 T 8 R22 E, together with the buildings.

Warranty Deed to Johann Bauch from Carl Matthias for $500.00 for the E£ E£ of E 20 acres of the NWi SVl£ Sec. 33 T8 R22 E, on 9/14/1863. To Johann Bauch of Milw. County on 11/17/1866 from John H. and Rachel Jane Silkman of the City of Milw. for $810.00, the W 18 acres of N 37.62 acres of E£ SW^ Sec. 33 T8 R22 E. The reason I included the lease dated 1860, above, was to show that there were buildings on Johann Bauch's land. The Bauch's Cream City brick farmhouse still stands at 5007 N. Idlewild Ave., Whitefish Bay. I had presumed it was built 1863-65, but it may have been one of those buildings mentioned in the lease.

Bauch's farmland was located between Henry Clay St. and Fairmount Ave., Idlewild Ave. to Diversey Blvd. The house was built 48 ft. E of its present site and moved onto its new foundation in June 1926 when Idlewild Ave. was put through. The original front of the house was turned to face south; it became a side of the house and a new front entrance was built on the present east side of the house.

1855 Wis. State census for town of Milw. Bach, Johann 2 males, 2 females; all foreign born That may not have been our Johann Bauch, but included it just in case. It may have been "our" Johann'sf! parents. /; Johann Bauch marr. Friederike Trute(Truede)^ .6/7/1 858 in Milw. Johann's father's name was also Johann.

~~1860 town of Milwaukee census Bauch, Johann 27 laborer Prussia Friedricka 26 . Johann 2 Wise. Trate, Johann 33 laborer Prussia~~

~~Johann Trate(Truede) most likely is Friedricka's brother, They may also be related to Eliza(Truede)Dittmann (Mrs. William, Sr.)~~

1870 town of Milw. census Bauch, John 36 farmer Meckl Friederi eke 34 wife II John 12 Wise. Bertha 3 it Fritz 10 Wise. August 8 ii 1880 town of Milw. census Bauch, Johann 49 farmer Rieka 48 wife Bertha 12 Mina 10 Ida 7 John 17 work i Frederi.c k 20 18 11 August 18 Fred and John worked at the Milw. Cement Co., located in present Estabrook Park and on the W side of the river there.

John, Jr. marr. Louisa Borgwart 11/21/1880. August marr. Augusta J. Kous(Kruse) 7/1/1883. Bertha marr. Frank Guehrer 11/26/1887 and Mina marr. also on 11/26/1887 to Brandt 1st, 2nd to Fred Zweifel. Friedericke Bauch - Survivorship #51400 Vol.85 p.200 She died 6/16/1896, leaving husband Johann Bauch and seized of a joint estate in a certain mortgage: $1250 from Hannah H. Braun to Johann Bauch and wife Friedericke 9/11/1893. Mortgage for $500 given by same on 12/22/1894. Premises mortgaged: Lots 18, 19 and 20 Blk.1, Burke & Ogden's Subdiv. in 21st Ward(formerly 13th Ward), City of Milw. Victor Braun, petitioner on 1/5/1922. This was in the SW^ Sec. 7 Town 6N R 22E.

Johann Bauch #14012 WILLS Vol. 110 p.220 of town of Milw., will dated 7/3/1899. Johann died 9/8/1899; William Jaeger executor. Six children named as heirs: John, Jr., August, Fritz, Bertha Guehrer, Minna Jens and Eda Brandt and all lived in Milw. County. ("Eda" is same as Ida) "The person with whom I stay last is to get $200 in cash and the remaining house furniture. Remainder of my estate to be shared equally among my six children." Bertha Guehrer to receive $600 less than her five brothers and sisters, (no reason given)

~~There was no real estate involved and personal property amounted to $6650.00. Each child received $1165.48 and 1/3, except Bertha who received $565.48 and 1/3.~~

August Bauch - Administration #36143 Vol.266 p.1 August died 6/9/1914 at Whitefish Bay, intestate, age 53. Wife Augusta, age 51, named executrix 10/12/1916. Assets: real estate consisted of their house and land, valued at $3500.00; mortgage of $700. Life insurance = $2000.00; a horse, cow, harness, wagon and tools = $175.

~~Andrew Markert, owner of A.Markert at 1427 Green Bay Ave.,~~

~~2C Men's Furnishings, was paid $13.50 for August Bauch's bill. Hugo Bremer paid $10 rent for Aug. and Sept. 1915 for land in the Village of Whitefish Bay.~~

Real estate: the S 15' of Lot 16 and all of Lot 17 Blk.3 Pierce & Davis Subdiv., 21st Ward, 65' x 150' known as 1439 - 6th St., City of Milw. = $3500.00. Personal property: located in Whitefish Bay "Hampton Rd." being the abovementioned cow, horse, etc. = $175.00.

Heirs: widow Augusta; dau. Rose Mohr age 33 of Whitefish Bay; dau. Ida Dickmann age 31 of town of Milw.; son Harry Bauch age 16 of Whitefish Bay. Ages given in testimony 10/12/1916. Testimony also revealed two children, August and Minnie, died 26 and 30 yrs. ago, ages 3 and 6 mo. re spectively.

~~Also that August Bauch left a brother, John, of City of Milw.; sister Bertha Giero(Guehrer) and sister Ida Schwei- fel(Zweifel), both of same place.~~

~~A brother and sister of August Bauch's died prior to the deceased and left children, but widow Augusta did not know the details.~~

~~The real estate in the 21st Ward was assigned to their 3 children, subject to dower rights of widow Augusta.~~

The 3 children also own the N40f Lot 16 Blk.3 Pierce & Davis Addition E£ SVl£ Sec.8 T7 R22 E. Augusta(Kruse)Bauch Wolff - Wills #117440 Vol.741 p.288 Will dated 4/1/1926; she d. 11/8/1939 Milw., aged 72 yrs. Harry W. Bauch, son, executor and as such, accepted from Casimer and Dorothy Rychlinski $2450.00 as full payment for a note and mortgage on 10/28/1940 for Lot 2 Blk.4 in NWi Sec.26 and part of Sec.23 T9 R19 E Washington Co., Wise.

~~Dau. Ida(Bauch)Dickmann received 1/2 of balance of estate. She was age 54 in 1941 when estate ws closed.~~

~~Harry, age 40 in 1941, received the home at 1445 - 6th St., Milw. and all household furniture.~~

The six children of Augusta(Kruse)Bauch Wolff's deceased dau., Rose(Bauch)Mohr, who died 1924, received the remain ing 1/2 of the estate Dorothy Schumacher, age 34; Clarence Mohr age 32; Verner Mohr age 31; Harold Mohr age 27; Mildred Mohr age 27 and Herman Mohr, Jr. age 23. All ages from 1941. Dorothy(Mohr)Schumacher was called "Bertha" on the 1910 Whitefish Bay census.

»"• a? BAUER Fritz Bauer, Warranty Deed, 9/26/1863 from Barbara Ziller for $500 for W10 acres of S30 acres of NW^ Sec.4 T8 R22 E. 1870 town of Milwaukee census Bauer, Fritz 38 farmer Mecklenberg Christiana 40 wife August 11 Charlie 7 Christiana's maiden name was Mason. Their farmland was on the NE and SE corners of present St. Monica Blvd. and Hampton Ave.

~~Charlie marr. Emma Loke 6/36/1883; either Charlie died or they were divorced, for Emma marr. again to Henry Druecke on 2/28/1887.~~

i/° A? BAUMGAERTNER To Christoph and Friederike Baumgaertner, 5/14/1857 from Martin and Anna Elisabetha Freudenberg, for $200.00 for part of SW^ Sec.7 T7 R22 E = 2 acres out of a 6 acre piece. (See next page)

1860 Town of ]Milw . census Baumgaertner, Christoph 28 carpenter Saxony Fredericka 30 wife Prussia Heinrich 6 Wise. Andreas 3 ii Augusta 2 19 Baumgaertner, Christoph 68 Saxony I was unable to locate a marriage record for Christoph and Fredericka, but did find the following - and believe Eva Margaretha may have been Christoph's sister: Eva Margaretha Baumgaertner, dau. of Christoph and Maria (Schaefer)Baumgaertner, living Milw., born Tiefenort, Sachsen Weimar on 9/20/1827, marr. 1/18/1857 to Karl Fred. Wilhelm Maass, son of Martin Gottlieb, deceased and Wilhelmina Sophia (Schmidt)Maass; he living town of Wauwatosa, born Wollin- Stettin 12/11/1836; a farmer. Witnesses: Christoph Baumgaer tner and Johann Baumgaertner.

UNION CEMETERY - MILWAUKEE ; \ ^w Baumgaertner, Christoph 7/20/1832 to 7/7/1888 Friedericka 1829 to 1916 h Sfcubbe;, Augusta 1 858 to 1 909 The above three are buried together. Baumgaertner, John Ii. 1868 to 1942 Louise 1873 to 1946 ] ;M They are buried in a different area, but iriay be related.

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-An . Christoph Baumgaertner, age 55 yrs. 11 mo., son of Maria and Christoph, carpenter born Tlefenart/Fiefenort, Sachsen, Germany; husband of Frederika, died 7/7/1888; born 7/20/1832, buried Union Cemetery.

~~, Friederike Baumgaertner, dau. of John N. and Anna Mary (Seberti)Franke, born Germany 8/9/1829, died 10/11/1916; widow of Christoph. Buried Union Cemetery.~~

~~By the mid-18708s, the Baumgaertner's 40 acres on the NE corner of present River and Dean Rds. , River Rills, had been sold to the August Goecks.~~

34 To Christoph and Friederike Baumgaertner, 5/14/1857, for $200.00 for part of SW% Sec. 7 T7 N R 22 E = S 1/3 part (about 2 acres) of a piece of land (containing about 6 acres), beginning at a point in the said % Sec. 1209f N of Hopkins Rd., then W 7.51 ch., N 8.78 ch., E 7.51 ch. and S 8.78 chains.

To Johann Baumgaertner, Deed, 5/14/1857 for $200.00 for part of SW% Sec. 7 T7 N R22 E, the N 1/3 part (about 2 acres) of land be ginning at a point in said % Sec. line of said SW%, 1209f N of the Hopkins Rd., then W 7.51 ch. to a point, N 8.78 ch., E 7.51 ch to the E point, S 8.78 ch. = about 6 acres.

~~perhaps Christoph and John were brothers or cousins.~~

~~In reading Union Cemetery, Milw. records, I found: Baumgartner, Christoph born 5/7/1792 Diensert(? so hard to decbifer this German town), Sachsen Weimer; died 9/10/1867.~~

~~Additional:~~

The Baumgartners left Bremen on the "Republic" for the Port of New York, arriving there April 24, 1854. They were from the village of Tiefenort; destination was Wisconsin. ;artner, Chr. 50 Marie 48 Amalie 25 Magr 17 (female) Chr. 21 (male)

~~V\T So BECKER, ADAM~~

To Christian G, Adler and Adam Becker, Warranty Deed, Jan, 1,1857 from Christian and Anna Mary Schafer for $1000.00, the 17.49 acres in Sec. 20 Town 8 Range 22 East, beginning on the center of the Washington Road and the line between the Schafer land and Fred. Kruger's land, then east on that line to the east line of Sec. 20, south 25 rods, west parallel with the north line to the center of the Washington Rd., northwardly on the center of said road to the place of beginning. (This description is approximately the 6800 block on the east side of the Port Washington Rd.)

~~1860 Town of Milw. census~~

~~Becker, Adam 25 carpenter Prussia Christiana 22 wife Saxony Fritz 3 Wise. Louisa 1 ii~~

The Beckers are shown as living near the Adlers on this census, at the south end of present Glendale and close to the Port Washington Road. Christiana may be nee Adler; the Adlers were also from Saxony. There must have been some relationship between the Becker and Adler family for the two men to purchase land together.

~~The Beckers were not shown on the 1870 Town of Milwaukee census and may have moved elsewhere, unless they were missed by the census taker.~~

~~The Beckers live next to F. C. Adler, age 24, a shoemaker, born Saxony and his wife, Friedericke, age 18 born Prussia - and next to Gottlob,age 42 and Friedericke, age 46, Adler.~~

3/ BAUMGARTEN Christian Baumgarten purchased 20 acres on 11/1/1854 for $500 in the VI £ NWi NWi Sec. 21 and 10 acres in the Vl£ SVt£ SVl£ Sec. 16; both parcels were on the NE and SE corners of present Yates and Good Hope Roads. He later added another 10 in the NE% NE% NE% Sec. 20, increasing his farmland to 40 acres. On 12/18/1865 he purchased, for $500,10 acres in the E^ VI£ SVl£ SWi Sec. 16 - all parcels in T8 R22 E.

1860 town of Milwaukee census Baumgarten, Christian 38 farmer MeckMecklenberg-Schweril n Caroline 30 wife II II Carl 5 Wise. Minna 4 II Edward 9 mo. St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd., Fox Point, shows the following records:

~~Carl Christian Christoph Baumgarten born 9/21/1854 Wilhelmina Carolina Maria Baumgarten born 4/15/1856~~

~~Christian Baumgarten, born 12/11/1832 Mecklenberg- Schwerin, died 6/26/1868 Town of Milw. August Christian Johann Friederich born 12/12/1868, father deceased.~~

Minnie Baumgarten 4/15/1856 to 3/20/1875 Edward Baumgarten 1858 to 1880 Karoline Baumgarten, widow; dau. of Christoph and Katherine Plagemann, marr. 2/11/1869 at Granville to Reinhold Wrensch, son of John and Karolina(Hoeder)Wrensch; he a farmer, born Lutzing, Pommerania, Prussia. Karoline and her new husband lived in her house on her farmland in Section 16, Fox Point. August Christian Fried. Baumgarten, son of Christian and Carolina(Plagemann)Baumgarten, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. 3/15/1894 to Anna Pauline Gurske, dau. of Ferdinand and Maria(Retofskie)Gurske; she born Milw., marr. town of Milw. Witnesses: Herman Gurske and Alvina Wrensch.

~~1880 town of Milw. census Baumgarten, Carl 51 florist Prussia Lisette 46 wife Mecklenberg Charles 21 Wise. Marianne 18 Wise. Lisette 13 ii~~

~~This is a different family than Christian's, above.~~

** 32 BECKER, AUGUST

~~1870 Town of Milw. census~~

Becker, August 34 farmer BosBosszens , Braunschweig Fredericka 28 wife ii Louise 7 Wise William 6 II August was a son of Jacob and Louise Becker and married Katherine Fredericka Kraft, daughter of Wilhelm and Wilhelmina Kraft on Oct. 7, 1860 in Milwaukee County. Their farmland and house were on the east side of N. Port Washington Road about 1^1 blocks south of Silver Spring Dr., immediately north of the Johann Rose farmland. See next page for legal description. Louise was born Oct. 3, 1862, as shown on her marriage record; she married Carl F. Degner on Dec. 5, 1886. 1880 Town of Milwaukee

Becker, August 52 farmer Pomerania Fredericka 43 wife ii Louisa 18 Wise. William 16 II Mary 10 ii William Becker, a farmer born and living town of Milw., married on Sept. 13, 1884 to Auguste Schmidt, daughter of Johann and Serafine Schmidt, at Williamsburg, town of Milw. Witnesses: George Koch, Louise Becker, Fred Schuetz and Bertha Meiser. (Becker and Schmidt families were neighbors; the Schmidts also lived on the east side of the Port Washington Rd.) Mary Becker married John Messer on Nov. 26, 1893.

On April 15, 1908, John A. Schmidt, widower of town of Milw. to Auguste Becker of same place, for $1.00, the E5.83 acres of Wh NE^ Sec. 32. On May 6, 1911 August Becker of town of Milw., widower of Fredericka(Kraft) Becker, deceased, to Mary Messer and husband John, for $1.00, the 3.33 acres in NW% NE% Sec. 32; the next 3.33 acres, next"to previously mentioned 3.33 acres to Louise Degner and husband Carl for $1.00, and 3.33 acres next to those previous mentioned acres to William Becker, for $1.00. On Jan. 18, 1913, between August Becker, widower of Fredericka Kraft Becker, QCD, and Louisa Degner, William and Augusta Becker and Mary Messer, wife of John. Augusta Petzold (formerly Augusta(Schmidt)Becker, now Mrs. Augusta Petzold) on Dec. 20, 1921, to Herman and Elsie(Becker)Richter the E5.83 acres of the S10.83 acres of NE% NE% Sec. 32. (Auguste is selling her parents (John and Serafine Schmidt) land to her daughter, Elsie. William Becker, deceased; Nov. 18, 1929 .to widow and heir, Auguste S. Jawornitzky, formerly Augusta S. Becker and Augusta Petzold, the 3.33 acres in NW^ Sec. 32.

August and Fredericka Becker, Louise and Carl Degner, William and Auguste Jawor nitzky are buried in the Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery. August Becker and Friederika Kraft, his wife, from Thomas and Mary F. Severn of Reading, Berks Co., Penn., on April 7, 18&7 for $800.00, the part of the NW% NE^ Sec. 32 town 8 Range 22 E = 8 acres 1 rod 27 perches, Severns*reserves a strip 2 rods wide from the west side of this land for public road. (The public road was/is the Port Washington Road. The old Port Road ran in front of their house and was relocated farther to the west where it is today. The original Port Rd. in the 1850s and 1860s is now part of N. Mohawk Ave. in Glendale.)

~~The Johann Schmidt house still stands at 5404 N. Mohwak Ave., Glendale. It was built of cream city brick shortly after the Civil War.~~

~~1902 Town of Milwaukee directory~~

Backer, August farmer, east side Green Bay Rd. 7 blks N of Bender's Bridge Rd. August farmer, east side Port Washington Rd., NE Sec. 32 Charles farmer, SE Sec. 17, Dillman William laborer, living skme place as August on Port rd.

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To August and Fredericka Becker from Thomas Severn, all of Milw., on 10/5/l 867 for $500.00 for land beginning at SW corner of Lot 2 in fractional Sec. 28 T8, running then E 10 chains to a point on the corner of Frederich Grams, then by the same N N 3 and 4/100 chains to a point, then by same E 16 and 5/100 chains to low water mark of Lake Michigan, then back by same course to the point on corner of August Loenneker's land, then by the same E 2 5 and $0/100 chains to low water mark of Lake Michigan, containing 10 acres more or less.

~~This additional farmland of August Beckerfs was on the east side of present St. Monica Blvd., E to the lake, on the N side of present Montclaire Ave.~~

~~tinion Cemetery, Milw. record: August Becker, born and died 1870 Town of Milw. No other information as to whose son he wa s.~~

~~ill BECKMAN~~

~~1850 Town of Milw.~~

~~Beckman, Herman 56 farmer Germany Margaret 46 John 23 brickmaker Herman 16 matchmaker Catherine 13 Joseph 10 William 6 Mary 1 Wise.~~

~~They are living in present Shorewood.~~

Maria Beckmann, daughter of Ludwig and Dorothea Beckmann, both deceased, married on May 11, 1864 to Johann Kolbow, son of George and Friedericke (both deceased); F. J. Zetteler,Justice of Peace, witnesses were Fred. Brockmann and Sarah Zetteler. Was Maria related to the above family?

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~~There were several Behrens families in the Town of Milwaukee; some were probably related.~~

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Behrens, John 46 farmer Mecklenberg Minna 38 II Bertha 6 Wisconsin Elise 4 II Charles 2 II ii Ida 6 mo • Behrens,Charles 26 laborer Meqklenberg Minna 20 ii Behrens, Christian 21 carpenter II~~

~~Behrens, Conrad 51 carpenter Braunschweig Barbara 62 Switzerland They lived near Green Bay Road and Bender Road,~~

~~1880 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Berents, John 56 farmer Mecklenberg Minna 45 Lizzie 15 Wisconsin Charles 12 Ida 7 (should be 10)~~

Berent, Christian 55 laborer Prussia Marie 50 keeps house it William 25 it Went, Wilhelmine 40 keeps house Prussia (Wendt) Qtto 15 n Henry 12 Wisconsin Anna 10 ?i Robert 7 i • Emil 4-1/2 ?! The Wendti and Berents live together. I'm not certain Berent translates into "Behrens".

Charles Behrens, mover, born Barnekow, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living Town of Milwaukee, son of John and Anna Behrens, marr. 9-11-1881 to Caroline Bruss, dau. of John and Wilhelmine (Aimer) Bruss; she born Malle, Mecklehberg-Schwerin. Witnesses: Henry Bruss, C&Cistian Behrens (This may be the Charles Behrens, age 26 in 1870, above)

Hugo Robert Behrens, son of Fred., born Wenorsdorf Schlesien, Germany, a carpenter living Town of Milwaukee, marr. 3-2-1889 to Emilie Auguste Schulz, dau. of Wilhelm and Louise (Beske) Schulz; she born Odenswolde. BENDER This family originally came from Rotterdam to New York in the 1740's. Hieronimus and Maria Elizabeth Bender of Stone Arabia, town of Palatine, Montgomery Co.,NY had the following: Jacob 1790, married Hannah Servis; Elisabeth 1792; Catharin 1794; Peter 1798; John 1800,born Smithfield now known as Peterboro, Madison Co.,NY and Solomon. Peter Bender, born May 31, 1798, bought 60 acres of land for $500.00 in Manilus Township, Madison Co., NY in 1825. His first wife, according to family legend, was Sally Merrill, 'though there is some question as to her surname. She died 1827, leaving him with two daughters, Juliana born 1823, died 1904; married Albert 0. Perkins and Mary W., married Lucius Judson and lived in Raymond, Racine Co., Wise.

Peter married again, to Margaret Anguish, a cousin of his first wife; she had brothers Henry and Andrew. Peter and Margaret came to Racine, Wise, in 1844. In 1846, he established a general store on Milwaukee's South side, on Perry St., until 1851. The 1850 City of Milwaukee census shows the family living in the 5th Ward, with Peter listed as a merchant.

To Peter Bender on Nov. 23, 1850 for $600.00 for the N^ SW fractional £ section 20 T8 R 22E = 64.78 acres. (A deed dated Nov. 30, 1850 between Avery Agnes and Charles G. Everts and Lyman P. Swift states, in part, "for a ditch to lead water from a mill to be erected on the east side of the river" (ditch in question to begin at intersection of land where Sections 19,20 and 30 met near the Milwaukee River) and later, on Oct. 8, 1851 a deed between same above parties states, in part, "land on which premises is a sawmill owned in part by Peter Bender subject to a mortgage of $1200.00" and "a strip of land lying west of and including the mill race and a strip of land on the east side of the mill race.")

To Peter Bender on Jan. 17, 1852 for $50.00 for construct ing a dam across the Milwaukee River opposite to and adja cent to land of Garrett and Mary Ann Barry in the NE^ Section 30 T8 R 22E. The dam Bender built was later rebuilt, but still exists on the Milwaukee River in close approximation to its original site near the east end of Mill Road, IF Mill Road continued east to the river.

1850 City of MLlw., 5th Ward census Bender, Peter 52 merchant born NY Margaret 43; Hiram 23, shoemaker; John 18,clerk; Jacob 14, clerk; Margaret A. 12; William H. 10; Albert N. and Alfred N., twins, 5; all born New York. Bender's saw mill was located on the east side of the Milwau kee River, just north of Bender's Road and in operation for 30 years.

Peter also purchased 118 acres Dec. 22, 1852 in the NE£ Sec.30, being land between the center of Green Bay Rd. east to the Milw River, bounded on the north and south by the north and south section lines - present Bender Rd. and Florist Ave. - and 40acres west of the center line of Green Bay Rd., north side of Florist Ave.

~~To Hiram Bender from Peter Bender for $1.00 on Apr.12, 1858 for 118 acres in NE^ Sec. 30 T8 R 22E, same purchased by Peter Bender from Lyman P. Swift on Dec. 22, 1852.~~

Peter Bender built a grist mill on the west side of the river at the east end of Mill Road shortly after the dam was con structed. This was named Bender Superior Mills and until the Town of Milwaukee Town Hall was built in 1872 on the present site of the North Shore Water Filtration Plant, town meetings were held on the second floor of this mill. Peter and Margaret Bender had the following children:

Hiram born 10/15/1827 Manilus, NY John Anguish " 9/8/1832 Jacob H. " 1835 or 1836 Margaret Ann " 1838 William H. " 4/26/1840 Albert N. " 3/14/1845 Alfred N. " 3/14/1845 Albert and Alfred, twins, were born in the City of Milwaukee.

The Bender's first home on the west side of the river was of logs; three years before the Civil War, they built a substantial cream city brick house on the south side of Bender's Road between present Milwaukee River Parkway and the river. This house was razed in the 1930's.

~~Hiram Bender, born 1827, married Martha Ann Posson, who was born in the town of Wright, Schoharie Co., NY. They had:~~

Harriet 10/1/1862; married Mollach. Minnie 2/17/1865, marr. William Worthington. Julia 8/17/1867, no further record. George H. 4/9/1870; marr. Mary Ellen Burkett of Muskego, Waukesha Co., WI 6/30/1897. He died 4/24/1957. Arthur 10/26/1872; no further record.

~~i^ 3? LeRoy 4/1/1875; marr. Otilla Eggbright and died 4/17/1943. Irving 9/6/1879; marr. Gunda Johnson 1905 and died 5/10/1914.~~

All above children were born in the town of Milwaukee. Hiram and Martha's house was built by George Posson, Martha's father, at 1700 W. Bender Road. The house was razed in the spring of 1987 for construction of Laurel Oaks, a retirement apartment complex. John Anguish Bender, born 1832, married Matilda Kinsman Aug.7, 1855 in the town of Granville, WI. Her family lived south of Bender's Rd., on the east side of the Milwaukee River, across the road from the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery. Matilda ws born 4/11/1836 in Northfield, VT. John and Matilda moved to Ocono- mowoc, WI, where she died 4/11/1926 and he on 8/7/1934, aged 102 years, lacking 5 weeks!

~~One of their daughters, Sue Bender Spaulding, wrote the Bender family history in 1957, from which much of this information comes.~~

Jacob H. Bender, born 1835 or 1836, married Rozalia(Rosa)Koge, daughter of Joseph and Mary Koge, on Nov. 25, 1871. She was born 2/27/1850 in Prague, Czechoslovakia and her family settled in present Whitefish Bay. Jacob and Rosa had:

Mamie 8/4/1872; died 11/9/1897. Wilbur Henry 2/5/1876; marr. Mabel Clare Berringer, of Hartford, WI. They had Burton Wilbur 1908; marr. Leona Gayman 1928 and Howard Alvin 1913, married Anna Hoelzel 1932 and second to Louisa ; he died in Woodruff, WI 4/29/1991. Alvin Peter 9/15/1878; marr. Evelyn Rhoda Brown, dau. of James E.and Delia Brown. The Browns had a large farm on the north and south sides of Bender's Road on the east side of the Milwaukee River. That portion of present Bender Road (east of the river) had actually been called "Brown's Rd.", but was eventually renamed Bender.

~~Alvin and Rhoda marr. 5/31/1906 and lived with her mother. They later took over the Brown farm, bringing it into the Bender family.~~

~~They had Verna 1907, marr. Edward Porth; Hazel 1909, marr. John Morgan; Lucille~~

~~A V Ho 1911; Ralph A. 1914, marr. Dorothy Bode; Justin 1928, marr. Ida Kahn.~~

Emma Jane 10/9/1880; marr. Charles Nack. She died 1/12/1948. Cordelia Ann 3/11/1883; marr. Harry M. Fricke. She died March 1970. Jacob H. Bender to Hiram Bender, Quit Claim Deed 8/30/1862 for $3000.00 for 8 acres and 90/100ths being a fractional lot in the NE corner Section 30, E of the Milwaukee River, together with all buildings, mills and water power belonging, equal to one-half of the river, and land in the SE corner of Sec.19, being the land lying E of the Milwaukee River and W of a certain mill race, together with 1 rod of land E of said mill race and 1 acre of land in the NW corner of Lot 3 Section 20 according to a deed executed by Avery Agnes and wife to Lyman P. Swift, in Town 8 Range 22 East. William Harrison Bender, born 1840 Madison Co., NY married Helen Colyer, daughter of John and Ann(Walrath)Colyer. They had Walter Henry Bender 1879, who became a City of Milwaukee attorney and married Catherine Dalgleish.

Albert N. Bender born 1845, married Caroline F.B.Geiger, daughter of Jacob and Elizabeth Geiger, at her parent's home in the town of Milwaukee on 3/6/1868. Caroline was born 12/7/1850 town of Milwaukee. Albert and Caroline had Rupert, Fred and Herbert; two daughters died.

Alfred Ni Bender, twin to Albert, marr. Emma Koge, sister of his brother's wife, Rozalia Koge, on Dec. 24, 1871. Witnesses were Jacob H. Bender and William T. Consaul; Anson W. Buttles, Justice of Peace. They had one daughter, Ida, who was buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery with her mother. Emma and Alfred were later divorced; Emma married 2nd to Anton Preuss. Emma and Alfred also had Cora, who married Fred McDowell and lived in Brookfield, IL.

~~Peter's son, Jacob, was the only son to serve in the Civil War, in Co.K, 24th Wise.Infantry. Peter's two older sons, Hiram and John, were kept at home to help on the farm and to build the barn.~~

Information on the Bender family came from Guy Porth, grandson of Alvin Peter and Evelyn Rhoda(Brown)Bender, who loaned me the book "The Bender Family" by Susan Bender Spaulding. Also, from Milwaukee Co. census records 1850 - 1880 and "History of Milwaukee" by Howard L. Conrad, V.,pg.419-420 and pgs.468-469. Mrs. Jeanette(Fricke)Hundt, granddaughter of Jacob H. and Rozalia (Koge)Bender also loaned me records and photographs of the Bender family. She has a beautiful old cherry rope bed and a dresser, along with a handwoven bedspread - heirlooms of her ancestors. Town of Milwaukee Cemetery

Bender, Wilbur H, 1876 - 1935 Bender, Ida M. 1873 1930 Mabel C. 1878 - 1966 Preuss, Emma 1855 1931 Bender, Burton W. 1908 - Bender, Mary M. 8/4/1872 Leona E. 1910 - 1956 to 11 /9/1897 ("Mamie", dau.of Jacob Bender, Rosalie 1850 - 1925 and Rosa Bender)

~~Forest Home Cemetery Bender, Margaret 1807 - 1903 dau. of John and Nancy Anguish, wife of Peter Bender; born 12/29/1807 to 5/26/1903, born Madison Co., NY, lived town of Milwaukee.~~

~~Peter Bender is also buried in Forest Home, being reinterred there from his burial in front of their home on Bender Rd. He died in 1875.~~

~~3.902 Town of Milwaukee directory Bender, Alvin farmer Jacob Margaret widow (all living S side Bender's Bridge Rd., Wilbur farmer 1 blk. E of Green Bay Rd.)~~

~~1905 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Bender, Jacob 69 New York farmer Rosie 55 Bohemia Wilbur 29 Wise. Alvin 27 Imogene 24 Cordelia 22~~

Obituary: Howard A. Bender died age 78 yrs. in Arbor Vitae, WI on Mon., 4/29/198_; former employee of Town of Milw. and owner/ operator of Bender Scrap Iron & Steel. Survived by wife, Louise; 3 sons Burton, Kenneth and Jeff; dau. Jill Chace; 10 step-children, 9 grandchildren; 31 step-grandchildren. Burial in Evergreen Cem., Woodruff, WI. UNION CEMETERY, MILW. Bender, Albert 1843 to 11/5/1876 Henry 1813 to 5/22/1886

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~~$ Y6 BENZ Heinrich Benz owned 39 acres on the SE corner of Port Washington and Brown Deer Roads, and 20 acres on the S side of Brown Deer Rd., along the W side of Port Washington Road.~~

To Heinrich Benz on April 23,1855 for $500.00 for E£ NW^ NE^ Section 8 Town 8 Range 22E = 20 acres, subject to and including the road running through said 20 acre tract. (The road running through, north to south, was the Port Rd.

~~To George Benz from Peter B. and Susanna deSwarte May 9,1855, $340.00 for N 20 acres of N 3/8fs of E£ SWi Sec. 6 T8 R22 East. I do not know if Heinrich and George Benz were related,~~

Henry and Elizabeth Benz, of Town of Milwaukee, to Anton Link, Joseph Peshta and Joseph Komarek all of City of Milwau kee on July 21, 1856 for $30.00, land beginning in the SW corner of E£ NW^ NE^ Section 8, then N, S and E to beginning, creating a triangle of 157.48 rods lying on the Washington Rd. from the SW corner of said triangle. (This was on the NW corner of Port and Dean Roads.)

~~1860 Town of Granville census Benz, Heinrich 32 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Elizabeth 32 wife II Christiana 7 II George 5 Wise, Dorothea 2 Johann 3 mo.~~

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee census Benz, John 55 farmer Pomerania Christine 41 wife II~~

Benz, Henry 44 farmer Hesse Darm. Elisabeth 44 wife n II Christiane 18 II II George 15 Wise, Dorothea 12 II John 10 II Henry 7 II Daniel 4 II Martin 2 II Henry Benz was born March 29, 1828; his wife, Elizabeth, was born in Wichshausen Dec.25,1827, prom former St.Peters- Ev.Lutheran Church, River Hills, records. Son John marr. Bertha Klausing. Heinrich and Elisabeth also had a daugh ter, Catharina, born and died 1857.

To Heinrich Benz from Edward Zink(Link?) for $2100.00 on March 31, 1876 for N 28 acres of land beginning in the NE corner of Joseph Peschta's 5 acre tract in the NWi NEi and NEi of NWi Sec.8 T8 R 22E =35 acres total. (This land was on the SE corner of Port and Dean Roads.)

Christine Benz, daughter of Heinrich and Elizabeth(Kehres)Benz, born Wixhausen March 2, 1853, married June 8, 1873 in Town of Granville to Conrad Boesel/Basel, son of Johann and Margaretha (Hassmann)Boesel; he a farmer born Nov.15,1854 Town of Milwaukee; living Town of Granville.

Christina(Benz)Besel, daughter of Heinrich and Elizabeth Benz, born Hessen Darmstadt, married July 25,1881 to Carl Besel, son of Johan and Margareth Besel. Carl was a cooper, born Milwaukee. (It appears Christina married brothers.)

George, son of Henry and Eliza(Kehres)Benz, married Oct. 21, 1877 to Sophia Eberfeld, daughter of Charles and Sophia(Plath) Eberfeld; George born and living City of Milwaukee. Dorothy Benss, daughter of Henri and Elisabeth(Keres)Benss, married the 1st week of April 1878 at E. Granville to James Luy, son of John and Mary(Harmes)Luy; he a farmer born and living Town of Milwaukee. John and Christine Benz, an apparently unrelated couple from Pommerania, purchased 4 0 acres in the W-^ NW^- Sec. 19 Town of Milwaukee on March 14, 1868 for $3000.00 from Michael and Chris tine Agnes. This land, on the east side of Range Line Rd. had been conveyed to Christine Agnes by her brother, Michael Alff on March 28, 1854 for $700.00.

The brick house, with additions, still standing at 6944 N. Range Line Rd., Glendale was built by Michael Agnes between 1854 and 1868 when Agnes sold that land to John Benz. Considering the price difference of the two land sales within 14 years, it is apparent a house was included, perhaps along with other out buildings.

1902 town of Milwaukee directory Benz, John farmer west side Port Washington Rd.,NE Sec.8, Dillman. (Dillman was the the postal station in this area. The Benz house still stands at 8615 N. Port Road, behind the Road Inn.)

~~NOTE: I believe Elisabeth(Kehres)Benz was related to Johann Kehres, a nearby neighbor of Heinrich and Elisabeth Benz. Both Elisabeth and Johann were born in Wichshausen, Hesse-Darmstadt.~~

$ ' ' it Additional: The Benz and Kehres families sailed together on the "Carolus Magnus" - a large ship, judging from the lengthy passenger list - leaving Havre for the Port of New York, arriving there Aug. 9, 1854. They were from Hesse. Benz, Heinrich 26 farmer Elisabeth 26 farmer Christine 11 mo. infant Kehres, Valentin 50 farmer anna 57 farmer For the other Kehres1 passengers, see KEHRES family. BEKGHOLZ

~~Maria Bergholz, dau. of Friedrich and Henriette Bergholz, marr. 3-6-1864 in Town of Milwaukee to Friedrich Liermann, son of August and Maria Liermann, he born Sakerzag^n, Mecklenberg-Schwerin.~~

~~I'm not certain there is any relationship between Maria Bergholz and the Bergholz'^ below.~~

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Bergholz, Fredrich 65 gardener Mecklenberg Hadwig 5_ n~~

~~Bergholz, John 40 laborer Mecklenberg Friedricka 38 ii William 7 II Sophia 3 Wisconsin Maria 3 mo. II~~

~~Bergholz, Joachim 51 Ihborer Mecklenberg Maria 56 it Bergholz, Fritz 30 laborer II Friedricke 28 wife n Sophia 5 ii Charles 2 Wisconsin~~

~~Binger, Charles 28 laborer Mecklenberg Adolphine 29 wife' i? Bertha 9 mo* Wisconsin~~

~~I included the Binger^S since they lived next door to the Bergholz and Adolphine may have been a Bergholz. Other immediate neighbors weren't from Mecklenberg.~~

~~Maria (Bergholz) Liermann may have been a daughter of Friedrich Bergholz, age 65, above and a first wife, Henriette.~~

~~1880 Town of Milwaukee~~

~~Bergholz, Joachim 67 laborer Mecklenberg Marie 67 11~~

~~Bergholz, Fritz 32 laborer Mecklenberg Fredrike 30 ii Sophia 16 ii Wilhelm 9 Wisconsin Eduard 8 II It appears their son Charles, who would have been 12 now, has died.~~

~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Berkholz, Carl born 9/11/1868 town of Milw., died 1/22/1872 Milw~~

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~~Heinrich Bertram purchased Lot 1 In Sec. 19 Town 8 Range 22 E on July 18, 1849 for $730.00 = 51.45 acres. Witnesses were H. Beverung and William H. Lindwurm.~~

~~1850 Town of Milwaukee~~

Bertrang, Henry 42 farmer Germany Frederica 42 Louisa 17 Joanna 15 Verner 12 Henry 6 Charles 3 Their land was on the present southeast corner of Good Hope and Green Bay Roads. Their log house, later covered with frame siding, stood just south of present W. Rochelle Ave., on the east side of N. Green Bay Ave. and was torn down in the mid-to-late 1960s. 1850 City of Milwaukee - 1st Ward Beverung, Henry 47 brewer Brunswick Thiele, Emma 20 II I have included Henry Beverung because he is most likely the "H. Beverung" who witnesses Henry Bertram's land purchase and is shown on the 1860, 1870 and 1880 censuses as living with the Bertram family. He may have been Frederica Bertram's brother. I do not know what the relationship was be tween Emma Thiele and Henry Beverung; they were both born in Braunschweig, as were the Bertrams. Emma may have been a daughter or niece of Henry Beverung.

~~Wilhelm and Auguste Bertram bought 8 acres in NW^z; Sec. 32, located on the west side of N. Port Washington Rd. at present Lexington Ave. Was Wilhelm related to Henry Bertram?~~

~~1860 Town of Milw.~~

Bertram, Henry 57 farmer BraunschweiB g Fredericka 55 wife ii Werner 21 farmer II Heinrich 16 ii Charles 11 ii Beverung, Heinrich 52 laborer/uncle II Heinrich Beverung also owned some lots in the 2nd Ward, City of Milw. m 1848 and sold one of them to Herman C. Beverung in 1848.

Werner Bertram, son of Henry and Friederke Bertram, born Holzminder, Brauns- wick, living Milw., married on Oct. 30, 1867 to Wilhelmina Prohl, daughter of Johann and Johanna Prohl, at the residence of Mr. Bertram.

~~The 51.45 acres were sold by Henry and Friedericka Bertram to their son and daughter-in-law, Werner and Wilhelmine Bertram, on Feb. 14, 1867, with all buildings thereon, for $3,000.00.~~

~~5^ 5* 1870 Town of Milw.~~

~~Bertram, Werner 33 farmer Braunschweig Wilhelmine 22 wife Mecklenberg Charles 2 Wise. Bertram, Henry 63 farmer Braunschweig Friederke 65 wife Beverung, Henry 62~~

~~1880 Town of Milw.~~

Bertram, Werner 42 farmer Brunswick Wilhelmine 30 wife Mecklenberg Charles 12 Wise. Johanna 7 Emma 5 Ellen 1 Bertram, Fredericka 75 Mother Brunswick Beverung, Henry 73 Uncle Johanna Bertram, daughter of Henry and Johanna Bertram, married William Heuer, date unknown as there is no record of marriage in- Milwaukee County Vital Statistics. Johanna and William Heuer lived in the town of Granville. She was born in 1835 and was possibly a daughter of Henry Bertram and a first wife, unless Fredericka was also known as Johanna.

The Bertrams farmland on the southeast corner was the location of their early family cemetery - back a little from the southeast comer of Green Bay and Good Hope Roads. Their farmland east of the cemetery to approxi mately the Milwaukee River Parkway was sold in 1917 and 1918 to the Nehls Sand & Gravel Company„

~~The Town of Milwaukee 1902 telephone directory listed Bertram, Arthur; Charles W. and Werner as living on the same property and perhaps in the same house.~~

~~Carl Bertram (Charles) married Ida Keller by 1904, when their son, Werner, was born and died; buried in Forest Home Cemetery.~~

~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery~~

~~Bertram, Heinrich 4/4/1801 to 7/27/1877~~

~~Bertram, Werner 1837 to 1913 Wilhelmine 1850 to 1926 (All names Arthur 1883 to 1910 on one stone) Wilhelmine 1870 to 1874 Bertram, Emma 1877 to 1934 "Sister" (She is buried next to Margaret Luedke)~~

John Bertram was the proprietor of the Good Hope Inn, later known as Bertram's Inn, on the northwest corner of Good Hope and Green Bay Rds, It was an inn established in the 1860s and torn down for the widening of Good Hope Rd. in 1966. k ^ & 1902 Town of Milw. directory:

~~Bertram, Arthur laborer~~

~~rh 1 „ f all 3 living on the east side Green Bay Rd., 8 blks N of Bender's bridge rd. (Their house Werner farmer stood on the south side of present Rochelle Ave., torn down mid-1960s.)~~

~~36. BESCHTA/PESCHTA~~

~~1860 town of Milw, census Pestha, John 38 carpenter Austria Catherine 37 wife Bavaria Gres, Andreas 9 Pestha, Catherine 5 Wise. Anna 2 81 " John 9 mo.~~

Beschta, Christian 43 laborer Prussia Charlotte 40 Herman 13 Heinrich 10 This family is living in the Green Bay Rd./Keefe Ave. area near Capitol Dr. To Johann Beschta from Christoph and Maria Brenneke, 12/10/1867, for $200.00 for 1 acre in VI£ SE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E and subject to road running through N side thereof. This was on the S side of Keefe Ave. at/near Port Washington Rd. The "road running through" was Keefe Ave.

~~At the time of the 1870 census, the John Beschtas lived next to the Christian Ische family, in the southern part of the town of Milwaukee.~~

1870 town of Milw. census Beschta, John 48 farmer Bohemia Catherine 49 wife Bavaria Gress, Anton 19 si Beschta, Catherine 15 Wise. Anna 11 it Leonhart 6 II At the end of the 1870 Town of Milw. census, the deaths during the past year showed John Beschta, age 8 yrs., died April 1870. Parents' names weren't given. Anna Beschta, dau. of John and Catherine(Schall)Beschta, marr. 8/1/1877 to Hubert Karl, son of Alois and Eva(Bessingen) Karl, he born Hofwildensee, Bavaria, living near Milw. City. Marr. in a Catholic ceremony.

~~Calvary Cemetery record: Leonard Peschta died town of Milw. 7/23/1883, age 20 yrs. 1880 town of Milw. census Besta, John 58 farmer Bohemia Catherine 59 wife Bavaria~~

& $ BEVERUNG, HEINRICH and WERNER 1860 town of Milwaukee census Beverung, Heinrich 52 laborer/uncle Braunschweig He is shown living with the Henry and Frederica Bertram farmily on the E side of Green Bay Ave., just S of present W. Rochelle Ave. One of the Bertram children probably gave the census information to the census-taker and listed Heinrich Bev erung as "uncle".

~~The 1850 City of Milw., 1st Ward showed Heinrich Beverung as age 47, a brewer, born Brunswick, living with Emma Thiele, age 20, who may have been his niece or a daughter*... . also born Brunswick.~~

~~Heinrich owned lots in the 2nd Ward, City of Milw. in 1848 and sold them that year to Herman C. Beverung.~~

1860 town of Milwaukee census Bevering, Werner 56 saloon-keeper Brauns Louisa 40 II Charles 25 cigar-maker II Herman 8 Wise Frederika 6 II Louisa 8 mo. ii When Heinrich Bertram purchased his 51.45 acres on 7/18/1849, a H. Beverung was one of the witnesses. 1870 town of Milwaukee census Beverung, Henry 62 Braunschweig 1880 town of Milwaukee census Beverung, Henry 73 Uncle Brunswick On both the 1870 and 1880 censuses, Henry is still shown as living with the Bertram family. I presume Henry Bertram's wife, Friedericke, was a sister of Henry Beverung, for Beverung to be called "uncle" on these censuses.

Friederke Beverung, dau. of Werner and Louise(Pfannkushen)Beverung, marr. at 589 N. 3rd St. (old nunobering) on 6/17/1876 to Ferdinand Brackel, son of Wil helm and Willielmina(Hoya)Brackel; he a merchant, bom Riesle, Harai. Witnesses were Ch. Beverung and H. C. Beverung.

~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Werner Beverung born 1810 Germany, died 5/30/187O.~~

~~'sr.l BILLEB~~

~~The Billeb family lived in a fieldstone farmhouse they built on the south side of Hampton Ave., at present Iroquois Ave.; their land is now part of Estabrook Park.~~

~~For several years the house was used by the Park Commission as a caretaker office, but was later torn down.~~

~~1902 Town of Milw. Directory~~

~~Billeb, Christian, Edward and Herman - living on south side of Townline Rd. (Hampton Ave.), 1 blk east of Port Wash. Rd. Town 7.~~

~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary~~

~~Billeb, Herman 1855-1930 Anna 1859-1904 Billeb, Fred 1888-1954 Billeb, William 1890-1973 Billeb, Christian C. 1884-1966~~

~~Mathewson, Warren H. 8/1/1884 to 6/27/1920 Emma 7/8/1882 to 8/5/1968 (Emma was nee Billeb)~~

~~Annie Billeb, daughter of Jacob Schmidt, born Germany Apr. 21,1858; wife of Herman; died Jan. 15, 1904. From Vital Statistics, Death records.~~

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~~1860 Town of Milwaukee census~~

Bischoff, Caspar 24 saloon-keeper Bavaria Catherine 19 wife Wurtemberg William 4 mo. Wise. Bischoff, Elizabeth 62 widow Bavaria Caspar Bischoff married Catharine Zeihr Dec. 11, 1858, Milw. County; Peter Bender, J.P. Wits: John Stuart(Stewart), William Stuart(Stew art) and A. Fiebrantz.

~~The Bischoff cream city brick house stood at 5820 N. Green Bay Ave,, built in the early to mid-1860s. It was torn down in September 1987 for the widening of N. Green Bay Avenue.~~

~~1870 Town of Milw. census~~

Bischoff, Casper 34 farmer Bavaria Catherine 28 wife Wuertenberg William 10 Wise. Emma 8 II Frank 4 ii Charles 3 II Casper 1 II Bischoff, Anna M. 72 Mother Bavaria For some reason, Caspar's mother is named "Elizabeth" on the 1860 census and Anna M. on the 1870 census. I presume she died prior to the 1880 census, as she is not shown living with them at that time.

~~1880 Town of Milw. census~~

Bischoff, Caspar 44 farmer Bavaria Catharine 39 wife Wuertenberg William 20 Wise. Emma 18 II Sarah 16 II Charles 13 ti Caspar, Jr. 11 II Louisa 7 ii Clara 1 ii Sarah was not shown on the 1870 census. It was noted on this census that Caspar, Sr. had "inflamation of the lungs". He died in November of this year.

Emma, daughter of Caspar and Catharina (Zeier)Bischoff, born U.S., married Mar. 28,1882 town of Milw. to Herman Rather, son of John and Pauline(Ricke)Rather; a workman, born U.S., living town of Milw. Wits: Wilhelm Bischoff and Fritz Bruel. Emma and Herman Raether lived in the Bischoff house until their deaths. Wilhelm Bischoff, son of Kaspar and Katherine(Zeier)Bischoff, a farmer, born and living town of Milw., married Sophia Siebenhuemmer daughter of Friedrick and Sophia(Groezel)Siebenhuemmer; she born town of Milw.; married town of Granville Aug. 3, 1886. A 36, Bischoff

Caspar John Bischoff, son of Caspar John and Katharine Bischoff, an agent, living Plimonth Str., 10th Ward, City of Milw., born town of Milw., married Mary Schultz, daughter of Louis and Mary Schultz; she born town of Milw. Married Oct. 27, 1895; wits: Clara Bischoff, Otto Kruse, Ernst Schultz and Bertha Schultz.

Wilhelm Bischoff, son of same parents; a farmer born and living town of Milw., married Maria Possehl, daughter of Friedrich and Maria (Badenfuerde)Possehl, on Sept. 10, 1893 town of Granville. Maria was born in town of Granville.

Charles, son of Caspary(deceased) and Katharine Bischoff, in the ice business, born town of Milw., living in City of Milw., married Mary tudigkeit, daughter of Carl and Caroline Ludigkeit; she born Germany, married Oct. 30, 1889. Wits: Sarah M. Bischoff and Julius Loth.

~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary~~

~~Bischoff, Caspar 8/8/1836 to 11/26/1880 Catharina 11/20/1841 to 9/7/1904 (nee Zier)~~

~~Bischoff, Charles 1860 - 1939 Mary 1869 - 1929~~

~~1902 Town of Milw. directory~~

Bischoff, Catherine widow of Casper; east side Green Bay Rd., SE Sec. 30 Charles Superintendent, Wis.Lakes Ice Co., s side Section Rd., NW Sec. 32. (Charles, and others, cut ice out of the Milwaukee River, storing it in wooden houses, packed with straw and/or wooden chips for in sulation.)

~~Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, South Mequon has this record: Caspar and Catharina(Zeyher)Bischoff had Clara Catharina Elisabeth in town of Milw. on 2/13/1879.~~

~~They also have records of Heinrich and Caroline(Ballhorn) Bischoff, living Milw., had Heinrich Carl Christoph 4/22/1880. Perhaps related?~~

~~<7 BITTNER~~

~~To John Gottlieb Bittner on 6/23/1846 for $50.00 from Gottlieb and Anna Rosina Hilger, the SW^ NVl£ Sec. 1 T8 R21 E (in town of Granville) = 40 acres.~~

To Gotlob Battner 10/5/1847 for $564.00 for Lot 2 = 36.75 acres, Lot 5 = 39.40 acres and the NWi of SE^ = 40 acres, all in Sec. 7 T8 N R22 E (town of Milw.)= 116.15 total acres, The Bittner land was on the E side of the Milwaukee River, between Dean and Bradley Roads in present River Hills

1850 town of Milwaukee census Bitner, Anton 68 Germany Bitner, Gottlob 31 fa rmer II M.R. 25 18 Gottlob 8 II Elizabeth 6 11 Wilhelm 4 11 Albert 1 81 Buttles, F.S. 19 cl erk Penn. Frederick S. Buttles is the son of Cephas Buttles and appears to be living with the Bittner family on this census. The Buttles family lives SE of the Bittners, also in present River Hills. "M.R." above is Mary Rosina nee Hilger. I believe she was a sister of Dorothy(Hilger(Wussow Dethlef who lives on the N side of Dean Road. Mary Rosina may have been the daughter of Gottlieb and Anna Rosina Hilger who sold 40 acres in the town of Granville to Mary Rosina's husband, John Gottlieb Bittner, in 1846. Trinity Church of South Mequon record: Ernst Friedrick Wilhelm born 4/22/1847, son of Gottlieb and Rosina(Hilger) Bittner. John Anthony Bittner of Granville, born 1815 in Schoenfols, Schlaus., son of Anton L., married widow Mary Friederika Schroeder, nee Goeks; she born Mansow, Pommerania, marr. 4/16/1859 in Granville town. (From Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of South Mequon.) A daughter of John Anthony and Mary Frederika Bittner, Wil helmine Henriette Louise Bittner, stated on her marriage record that her mother's maiden name was Geeks(Goeks) and that Wilhel mine was born in the town of Holland, Sheboygan Co., Wise. I presume Johann Anton Bittner was a son of Anton, above,and brother of Gottlob Bittner, above. Widow Mary Friederika Schroeder, nee Goeks, later Mrs. John Anthony Bittner, may have been related to August and Frederich Goecks who lived in the town of Milwaukee, both born Mansow, Pommerania also.

~~>5 1860 town of Holland, Sheboygan Co., Wise. Bittner, John Anthony 38 farmer Prussia Mary Friedke. 34 wife " Schroeder, Augusta 14 " Carl 10~~

Trinity Lutheran Church, South Mequon also has a record of a John and Margaretha Bittner, who had Friedricke Wilhelmina Louise Bittner 8/13/1856. Perhaps John Anthony was married earlier to a Margaretha, who died - as apparently did this child, since she isn't shown on the 1860 census with John and new wife Mary Friedericke.

1860 town of Milwaukee census Bittner, Gotlob 42 farmer Prussia Maria 37 wife II Johann G. .18 ii Maria Eliz. 16 Wise. Ernst F.W. 13 II Carl A. 10 II Ernestine 9 II August H. 7 II Fred 5 ii Johann 3 ii Emma 1 ii Bittner, Anton 79 Prussia

Trinity Lutheran Church records: Ernestina Wilhelmina Dorothea, dau. of Gottlob and Rosina(Hilger)Bittner born town of Milwaukee 8/11/1851. John Bittner born 8/2/1857 and Emma Mathilda born 6/3/1859. Trinity Luth. Church of S. Mequon: Maria Elizabeth Bittner, dau. of Gottlieb, marr. Christian Geiger, of Good Hope, son of Jakob Geiger, marr. 12/17/1865.

Gottlob and Mary Rosina Bittner also owned land in Sec. 6 town of Milw., which they sold 3/8/1869 to Carl Krause of town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., for $1,000.00 - the E£ SVl£ NE^ Sec. 6 = 20 acres. Witnesses by Anson W. Buttles, Justice of Peace and Cephas Buttles. The land was on the NE corner of present W. Fairy Chasm Rd. in the 2000 block, and for that price, must have included the house shown on the 1876 town of Milw. map on that land.

Ernst Fried. Wilhelm Bittner, son of Gottlob and Marie(Hilger)Bittner, a butcher, born Granville 4/22/1847, living Watertown, Jefferson Co., Wis., marr. Anna Bertha Augusta Novack, born Konigsberg,Prussia; dau. of Friedrick and Johanna(Neiske) Novack, on 7/22/1871 town of Milw., St. Johannes Church. Wit nesses: Louis Novack, Albert Bittner, Fritz Bittner and Louisa

*L ^huru. *1 yUj^9* & W*^J^ ipe^rfUcL >H^§^^/^^ Novack. St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale: Ernestine Bittner, born 8/10/1851 town of Milw.,had illegitimate son, Karl Martin, born 1/18/1872. Father was Nicolaus Bicker. Baptized 1/19/1872 at Gottlob BittnerBs home, witnesses were Johann Schmidt, Fried rich Bittner and Maria Goecks. John Fried. Ferdinand Novack, son of same above parents, a farmer, born Koenigsburgh, Prussia, living town of Milw., marr. 8/10/1873 town of Milw. to Ernestine Wilhelmina Dorothea Bit tner, dau. of Gottlob and Maria(Hilger)Bittner. Witnesses: Fredrich and Ernest Bittner and Herman Wussow. (Herman was a cousin of the bride. Ernestine's son, Martin, is shown living with Ernestine and husband on the 1880 census, age 8.)SEE NOVACK,

Friedrich Buettner, son of Gottlieb and Rosamaria Buettner, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. in town of Gran ville 2/22/1878 to Emilie Rowe, dau. of Wilhelm and Albertine (Witte)Rowe. Witnesses: Albert Buettner, Gotthilf Rennicke. (From St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church records, 3909 W. Clinton Ave.)

The Bittners/Buettners had been early members of former St. Peter's Lutheran Church on Range Line Rd. When that church disbanded in 1942, remaining members and the church records went to St. John's Church on Clinton Ave. Those church records show Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Gottlieb and Mary Rosina(Hilger)Bittner was born 6/14/1844 and baptized on 6/21/1844. 1870 town of Milwaukee census Buttner, Gottlob 53 farmer Prussia Maria R. 47 wife II Ernestine 18 Wise. Frederick 14 ii Emma Mathilde 11 II Paul Gerhard 9 ii Julius 7 II Martin 4 II Buttner, Anton 89 Prussia The Bittners transferred to St. Johannes Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd. (Glendale) and those records show: Paul Gerhard born 5/24/1861; Julius Franz on 7/4/1863 and Martin on 10/14/1865.

~~ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY (7800 blk. N.Port WashingtonRd.) Bittner, Johann Anton "born Neissen, Germany, died 6/9/1874 aged 93 years"~~

~~Gottlob and Maria Rosina Bittner,"he also known as Battner",on 11/29/1878 to Friedrich Bittner, for $4000.00 for Lot 2 =36.75~~

\ y y(oo acres; Lot 5 = 39.40 acres and NW^ SE^ = 40 acres, all located in Sec. 7 T8 N R22 E, except for about 1 acre of land in the SE corner of the SE^ section, conveyed to B. Krebs, thereby conveying 115.15 acres.

1880 town of Milw. census Bittner, Fred 24 farmer Wise. Amelia 23 wife " (nee Rowe) Fred, Jr. 1 " Rowe, William J. 21 bro.-in-law " To Fred. Bittner, QCD, 3/23/1889 from John G. and Lisette Friedke. Schmidtill for $1.00 for Lot 2 = 36.75 acres, Lot 5 = 39.40 acres and the NW^ SW^ = 40 acres, all in Sec. 7 T8N R22 E =116.15 acres total. Witnesses: Albert Bittner and Emilie M. Schmidtill. Albert and Theresa Bittner to Fried. Bittner of Watertown, Dodge Co., Wise, for $1.00 for the undivided £ interest in and to Lot 2 = 36.75 acres, the undivided £ interest in and to Lot 5 = 39.40 acres and the undivided £ interest in and to the NW^ SWi = 40 acres, all in Sec. 7 T8N R22 E = 116.15 acres. (The 116.15 acres were in both the SE and SW £ sections of Sec. 7, lying on the south side of W. Dean Road and E of the Milwaukee River.) Fred, and Emilia Bittner of Watertown, Wise, and Albert and Theresia Bittner of Milw., to Edward Bradley for $17,250.00 for Lot 2, Lot 5 and the NWi SWi Sec. 7.

\ Ctl BOESEL/BASEL To John Pesel from John and Sarah H. Parker of Sheboygan, Sheboy gan Co., Wis., 4/24/1854 for $00.00 for SE£ SE^ Sec. 5 T8 R22 E = 40 acres. This ws on the NW corner of present Regent and Brown Deer Roads. He later purchased 20 acres on the W side of Port Washington Rd., near present Ellsworth Lane.

1860 town of Milwaukee census Basel, Johann 40 farmer Bavaria Margaretha " (her age hard to read) Georg 9 Wise. Charles 7 II The 1860 census listed persons who had died within the past year and showed: John Besel, age 66 of town of Milw., died Nov. 1859 from mortification of leg; born Bavaria. (I presume he was Johann's father.)

~~Johann Boesel's sisters lived nearby: Anna(Boesel)Kuetemeyer (Mrs. Georg) and Margareth(Boesel)Pickel (Mrs. Conrad). All three families lived in present Bayside.~~

Johann Poesel's will dated 8/14/1867, he living town of Milw., stated: to Margaretha,my wife, 1/3 of all my estate and possessions; to son Georg 1/3 and to son Charles, 1/3 of the remaining estate and possession. My sons are to divide the land when they are of proper age with my wife; however, the third of the property on which the buildings stand is to belong to my wife. My brother-in-law, Georg Kueddemeyer to be executor of my will. Witnesses: Henry Benz and Daniel Heil. Probated 12/26/1867. 1870 town of Milw. census Boesel, Margaret 51 farming Bavaria George 18 Wise. Conrad 16 "

Conrad Poesel, son of Johann and Margaretha(Hassmann) Poesel, born town of Milw. 11/15/1854, living town of Granville, a farmer;Aiarr. 6/8/1873 to Christiana Benz, born 3/2/1853 Wixhausen, Hessen, dau. of Heinrich and Elizabeth(Kehres)Benz; marr. town of Granville, (from Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, S. Mequon, Ozaukee Co.)

Carl Besel, son of John and Margareth, a cooper, born Milw., marr. in 6th Ward, 7/25/1881 to Christiana(Benz) Besel, dau. of Heinrich and Elisabeth Benz; she born Hesse-Darmstadt. (It appears Christiana married brothers. I originally thought Conrad and Charles Boesel were the same man since "Conrad" wasn't mentioned in Johann's will

y and neither Conrad or Charles are shown at the same time on either the 1860 or 1870 censuses; their ages are close enough to assume they are the same person. But unless Conrad and Christiana divorced, then re married as Carl and Christiana, it appears she marr. a 2nd time to another Boesel man. More research has to be done to clarify that.) George Besel, son of John, deceased, and Margaretha(Hass- mann)Besel, a cooper, born Milw., marr. 9/19/1874 to Augusta Krams, dau. of Johann and Rosina(Borg)Krams; Rosina decesed. (former St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church in River Hills states in their records that Augusta's maiden name was "Grau"; that Georg was born 1/21/1852 and that they had Georg 7/28/1875 and Johann 1/15/1878) 1880 town of Milw. census Basel, George 28 farmer Wise. Augusta 26 Pomerania George 4 Wise. John 2 "

Maria Auguste Besel, dau. of Carl and Christiana(Benz)Besel, born Milwaukee, marr. 7/15/1893 to William Carl Fried.Koehler, son of George(deceased) and Christiana(Spieler)Koehler; he born Town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wise. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY

Basel, George 1/21/1852 to 4/28/1909 Augusta 11/18/1858 to 2/11/1917 John 1/15/1878 to 12/13/1924 1902 town of Milwaukee directory Basel, George All three shown living on S side Brown George, Jr. Deer Rd., 2 blks. W of Port Wash. Rd. John

1902 town of Granville directory Possehl, Charles All three shown living in SE £ Frederick Sec. 13 (NW corner of Good Hope Ludwig and Range Line Rds.) Perhaps same family as Boesel; more likely a completely different one.

To Charles Wuegner from Margareth Maeder, formerly widow of John Poesel, late of Milw. Co., George Poesel and Charles Poesel, only heirs-at-law of John Poesel, deceased, and Jane Christiana, wife of Charles Poesel, on 12/1/1874 for $2400.00 for SE% SE% Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E = 40 acres. (However, the '"Poesel" parties signed their sur name on this deed as Basel and Besel.) BOLZENDAHL

~~18 6 0 town of Milwaukee~~

~~Bunzenthal, Johann 31 laborer Meek.-Schwerin Friedricka 25 wife II n Bertha 1 Wisconsin Bunzenthal, Ludwig 74 laborer Meek;'.,-Schwerin~~

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee~~

Bolzendahl, John :,;- . 4 4 farmer Mecklenbe Friederika 32 wife ii Bertha 11 Wisconsin Minna 9 t» William 6 it Albert 4 II Bertha marr. Charles Langschwager, son of Frederich and Helena (Schumann) Langschwager, living town of Milwaukee, marr. 7-2-1878. Witnesses: Chas. Schumann and William Reich, Friedrika's maiden name was Puls/Pulz.

~~1880 Town of Milwaukee Bolzendahl, John 5 3 farmer Mecklenberg Frederike 4 6 n Minna 18 Wisconsin William 16 n Albert 14 11 Louis~~

Minna Bolzendahl, born town of Milwaukee, marr. 9-27-1884 to Julius Marquardt, son of William and Carolina (Fischer) Marquardt, he born Regenwald, Prussia. Witnesses: Charles Langschwager, Wm. Bolzendahl and Edw. Marquardt.

~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary~~

~~Bolzendahl, John 4-24-1828 to 2-13-1!~~

~~Langschwager, Carl 185 8 to 19 29 Bertha 1858 to 1892 (nee Bolzendahl)~~

~~Evergreen Cemetary~~

Bolzendahl, Louis 1872 to 1936 Louise 1876 to 193 3 They are buried with their sons here*

A 1 BORCHARDT, AUGUST There were several Borchardt families living in the town of Milwaukee. Probably the only two families related to each other were August and Heinrich Borchardt, both from Pomerania.

1880 town of Milwaukee census Borchardt, August 48 farmer Pomerania Hannah 47 wife 81 Bertha 22 II Albert 15 11 Ernst 6 Wise. August's land was on the north and south sides of Brown Deer Rd., east side of Spruce, as shown on the 1876 map. August had a blacksmith shop on the west side of Port Washington Rd., north of Brown Deer Rd. Later, it became Filter's shop, then Simon Hollnagels. Still later, the shop was moved to a site next to the present Port Road Inn (8615 N. Port Rd.)

Friedrich Borchardt, son of August and Hanna(Arndt)Borchardt, a laborer, born Pomerania, Prussia, living Milw., marr. 4/17/1883 to Cornelia Van den Heuvel, dau. of Leonard and Adriana(Verg)Van den Heuvel; she born Milw. Albert H. H. Borchardt, son of August & Anna Borchardt, born and living.town of Milwaukee, marr. 11/24/1889 to Lizzie Burmeister, dau. of Charly and Caroline Burmeister. (They had a dau., Alma Dora Martha, born 1/14/1893, marr. 2/17/1912 to George Hein.Benz, born 1/11/1887, son of John and Bertha(Clausing)Benz.) St. John Ev. Lutheran Church, Fox Point record: August and Hanna(Arndt)Borchardt had August Heinrich Herman 11/25/1865 - this undoubtedly was Albert H.H.

~~They also had Carolina or Paulina 1869, died 1878.~~

There was a Johan M.F.Borchardt living in the town of Mequon, born 10/12/1806 in Witznitz, Pomerania, died 3/5/1865. Was he related to August and/or Heinrich Borchardt of the town of Milwaukee? He is buried in Trinity Ev.Lutheran Cemetery, Mequon. 1902 Town of Milwaukee directory Borchardt, Albert farmer N side Brown Deer Rd., 2 blks.W of Port Wash.Rd. Ernst farmer N side Brown Deer Rd., 3 blks.W of Port Rd. Johanna widow living with Ernst Leonard laborer S side Brown Deer Rd.,3 blks W of Port Wash. Rd. Fred farmer living with Leonard Town of Milwaukee Cemetery

~~Borchardt, Ernest died age 76 on 10/13/1951, Town~~

* 6>s of Wauwatosa (death record info); Ernest is buried in this cemetery but there is no gravestone existing, Borchardt, August 9/4/1831 to 1895 Johanna 7/15/1833 to 9/1/1914 Borchardt, Fred died 2/15/1923 (fall off a ladder) Pauline born & died 1884 (dau.of Fred and Cornelia)

~~St. John's Luth. Church Cemetery, Fox Point - records~~

~~Borchardt, Albert died 4/6/1935, aged 69 yrs.4 mo. 11 days, widower~~

~~Elisabeth died 12/11/1912, aged 43 yrs., 10 mo.,20 days~~

~~(. BORCHARDT, HEINRICH~~

To Heinrich Borchardt on 10/10/1872 from Johan and Johanna Heuer, for $2600.00 for SWi Sec. 5 T8 R22 E and SE^ SW^ Sec. 5 = 80 acres, except for 10 acres conveyed by Johan and Johanna Heuer to Carl Heuer and except 25 acres conveyed earlier to Frantz Kroctefield Jr. and Sr., thereby conveying by this deed 45 acres to Heinrich Borchardt. The 45 acres were on the N side of Brown Deer Rd., W side of Port Washington Rd. Carl Heuer's 10 acres were on the W side of the above 45 acres; August Borchardt (perhaps related to Heinrich) was immediately west of Carl Heuer.

To Heinrich Borchardt, 10/14/1872, from Govert and Anna Jacoba Schaap for $2500.00 for NW 25 acres of S^ NE£ and S 30 acres in NE^ NEi, all in Section 17 T8 R22 E. These 55 acres were located south of St. John's Lutheran Church on both sides of Port Washington Rd.

1880 Town of Milwaukee census Borcherdt, Heinrich 55 farmer Pomerania Mina 50 wife 81 Augusta 16 Wise. Emma 13 II Charles 9 ii Gustav Borchardt, son of Heinrich and Wilhelmine(Herzfeldt)Bor- chardt, born Pomerania, living Milwaukee, a laborer, marr. Auguste Raach, dau. of Heinrich and Caroline(Kringel)Raasch, on 12/11/1880. Gustav's house still stands at 8607 N. Port Washington Rd., behind the Port Road Inn. The house was built for his marriage. Herman Borchardt, son of Heinrich and Wilhelmina Borchardt, a farmer, born Germany, living Milwaukee, marr. 4/6/1880 to Maria Fess, dau. of Fritz Fess; marr. Muskego, Waukesha Co.

Heinrich Fried. Emil Borchardt, plasterer, son of Heinrich Fried, Wilhelm and Wilhelmine Augusta F.(Herzfeld)Borchardt, born Orvitz, Prussia, living town of Milwaukee, marr. 11/11/1884 to Emma Catherine Krause at town of Milw. She, dau. of Jakob Fried, and Christine(Pfatueger)Krause; she born town of Milw.

~~Augusta Louise Friedricka, born 5/15/1864, marr. August Luedtke.~~

Emilia(Emma), born Milw. 2/2/1867, marr. 10/20/1888 to Franz Haupt, son of Johann and Maria(Bruss)Haupt; he a mason, born and living town of Milwaukee. They had a double wedding with Anna Haupt, sister of Franz. Anna marr. Henry Bruss. Gustav Friedrich Wilhelm Borchardt was confirmed April 1873 at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Point - he was probably age 15.

~~§ 67 Town of Milwaukee Cemetery~~

~~Borchardt, Heinrich 7/10/1828 to 8/16/1896 Wilhelmine 3/19/1831 to 1/17/1905 Borchardt, Herman 1857 to 1925 (born 3/1/1857, died 4/12/1925) Mary 1858 to 1943~~

~~Bartelt, Emma 1881 936 (nee Borchardt) Borchardt, Heinrich 1884 - 1904 (prob.son of Herman and Mary)~~

~~1902 town of Milwaukee directory~~

~~Borchardt, Herman all three are farmers, living E side Henry Port Washington Rd., 1 blk. N of Emil Brown Deer Rd.~~

'y[ BORCHART/BORCHERT, WILHELM Wilhelm and Wilhelmina Borchart appear to have settled first in the City of Milwaukee, where several of their children were born - as stated in marriage records - and moved, later to the town of Milwaukee. 1870 town of Milwaukee census Borchert, Wilhelm 41 farmer Prussia Wilhelmina 41 ii Louis 12 Wise. Wilhelm 11 ii Fritz 7 II Albert 6 88 August 3 18 Lina 1 II 1880 town of Milwaukee census

Borchert, Wilhelm 52 farmer Prussia Wilhelmina 52 wife Louis 21 Wilhelm 20 Albert 16 August 13 Lina 10 Amelia 8 The 1876 town of Milwaukee map does not show any land owned by Wilhelm Borchart; presumably they were tenant farmers. The following marriage records for the above mentioned children show different mother's names - both first and maiden names- although the.maiden name is always a close approximation to the maiden name in each case. It is conceiveable that Wilhelmina Borchartfs name was Alwine Louisa Wilhelmina; it is also possible that Wilhelm Borchart had married sisters.

Louis Borchert, son of Wilhelm and Alwine(Heiser)Borchert, a miller, born and living in Milwaukee, marr. 12/17/1882 to Mary Deichen, dau. of John and Friederick(Gland)Deichen; she born in Mecklenberg-Schwerin.

Wilhelm Borchert, son of Wilhelm and Louisa(HeiserJBorchert, a working man, living town of Milwaukee, born City of Milw., marr. Carolina Steinhagen, dau. of Charles and Mary(Zander)Stein- hagen. She born Kirchdorf,Mechelburgh(Mecklenberg)-Schwerin, Germany; marr. 1/28/1883. Albert Burchard, son of Wilhelm and Wilhelmine(Heise)Burcherd, a miller, born Milwaukee, marr. 6/9/1886 to Sophie Stohl, dau.

~~$ C9 of Johann and Margaretha(Meister)Stohl. She born town of Rhine, Sheboygan Co., Wise.~~

Wilhelm Karl Borchert, son of Wilhelm and Wilhelmine(Haenter) Borchert, a carpenter born and living in town of Milw., marr. Wilhelmine Friederike Ernestine Bahr, dau. of Herman and Doro- the(Schuenemann)Bahr. She born Jagon, Mecklenberg. Married 10/23/1887 town of Milwaukee. (This appears to be the same Wilhelm who had married in 1883, above, except that his mother, in this record, has a different, although similar, maiden name.)

~~Death records:~~

Wilhelm Borchart, born 4/19/1827 Germany, died 10/1/1906 Town of Milwaukee; widower of Wilhelmina(Heisen); buried Union Cemetery, Milwaukee, (parents not shown on this record) Wilhelmine Borchart, born Germany 1827, died 4/5/1906 Town of Milwaukee; buried Union Cemetery, Milwaukee. (parents not shown on this record) Town of Milwaukee Cemetery

Borchardt, Louis 1/14/1855 to 11/21/1916 Alwien 11/2/1887 to 8/4/1912 (Louis's death record states he was a son of Louis, but he does appear to be a son of Wilhelm Borchardt, born 1855. Perhaps Wilhelm was Wilhelm Louis.)

~~(Alwien appears to be a daughter of Louis, above, named after her grandmother Alwine(Heiser)Borchardt) Borchardt, born 1/7/1850; death date broken off.~~

~~Borchardt, Margaret 1911 - 1933 (dau. of Amalia and Eugene)~~

~~NOTE: the Borchardts buried here have added a "d" to their surname, which may have always been there, but dropped by census takers and on their marriage records.~~

~~7o BORCHARDT - MISCELLANEOUS 1870 town of Milwaukee Burchardt, Fred 76 shoemaker Saxony Friederike 57 18 Anna 15 Wise.~~

~~1880 town of Milwauk~~

~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Borchardt, Lina born 1866, died 6/17/1883 town of Milw. Borchert, Louise born 1865, died 3/15/1886 town of Milw.~~

Francis L. "Fritz" Borchardt, resident of Glendale for 25 yrs., died Oct. 31, 1989 age 54 yrs. Born in what was then the old town of Milw., attended Shorewood High School. His father, Edwin, was a member of the original Glendale Fire Dept. His long time friend was the late Karl Praefke. He is survived by wife, Audrey A. (nee Novak); son Richard, dau., Kathleen (Todd Bucher); three brothers, Larry (Diane) and Elroy (Melba), both of Saukville and Robert (Eva) of Milw.; three sisters, Angeline Hafner and Agnes (Howard)Buggs, both of Milw., and Ruth (William) Newmann of Saukville. Survived by mother and father-in-law, Angeline and Clem Ansay, nieces, nephews. Inter ment Holy Cross Cemetery.

4) 7/ BRAUN 1860 town of Milw. census Braun, Franz 48 farmer Wurtemburg Catharine 46 88 Joseph 17 88 Wendelin 16 81 Josephine 12 81 Ann 7 Wise. Catharine 2 81 They had 16 acres of farmland on the SW corner of Downer Ave, and Capitol Drive in present Shorewood.

Y 6° BRENNECKE To Christoph Brenneke and Christ. Brenneke, Jr. on 5/1/1857 for $625.00 for Vl£ SE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E = 2 acres, subject to a road running on the N side. Deed shows the 2 acres to be on SW corner of Keefe Ave. and Port Washington Rd. "Road on N side" was Keefe; there must have been a building on the site for price of $625.00 for 2 acres. To Christoph Brenneke, Sr. 9/7/1864 for $700.00 for 5 acres beginning 25 chains W of £ Sec. corner in E side of Sec.8; he's added 5 acres on E side of previous property, subject to lease to Julius Ueke.

~~1860 town of Milwaukee census Brennecke, Christoph 37 laborer Hanover Wilhelmina 35 wife 88 Heinrich 13 II Richard 1 Wise.~~

Brennecke, Christoph 56 laborer Hanover Maria 51 wife 08 Christoph 14 11 I do not know the relationship between the two older Christoph Brenneckes; it is doubtful Christoph, the elder, would have two sons named Christoph. They may be uncle and nephew. But then there is the 1857 deed, above, where Chris toph and Christ., Jr. are buying land - and the youngest Christoph would have only been 11 yrs. old. It is confusing! To Christoph Brenneke on 8/6/1862 for $600.00 for Lot 13 in Sec.9 T7 N R22 E = 5£ acres. Christof Brenneke, son of Heinrich and Maria Brenneke, born Allwader, Hanover, Germany marr. Johanna Gabrecht, dau. of Carl and Mellise(?) Gabrecht on 2/1/1863. (I believe this was Chris topher, age 14 on the 1870 census - and maybe he was 19, but looked like "14" to me.) To Christopher Branicker 3/29/1866 for $725.00 for Lot 7 & 8, being 10^ acres in s£ NW^ of and 4 rods of N£ of said £ Sec.9 T7 & 2£ acres in NE^ Sec. 8 T7, beginning at £ Sec. corner between Sec. 8 & 9, then W, then southeasterly and subject to mortgage of $900.00. QCD to Christoph Brenneke, Jr. and wife Wilhelmina and Christoph Brenneke, 12/10/1867, all of town of Milw. for the part of Vl£ SE^- Sec. 8 T8 R22 E, subj . to road running on N side. Heinrich A. Breneke, son of C. C. and Wilhelmine Breneke, a farmer born Prussia, living town of Milw., marr. Theresia Men- zel, dau. of Gottlieb and Wilhelmine Menzel 1/25/1869. 1870 town of Milw. census Brenneke, Christof 46 Minna 45 Bertha age 7 Richard 12 Maria 10

$ 72 The town of Milw. 1870 census shows, at the end of the census, deaths during the preceding year. Christopf Breneke, aged 66 yrs., a farmer, born Hanover, died Jan. 1870. (However, he was buried 1/1/1870, died Dec. 1869). Richard Brennekee, son of Christof and Wilhelmine(Wehling)Bren- nekee, born town of Milw., living Humboldt, town of Milw., a farmer, marr. 11/25/1880 to Laura Haeseler, dau. of John and Katharina(Brunne)Haeseler. Witnesses: Bertha Brennekee and Jakob Haeseler. (Other records state surnames of Hasley for Haeseler and Brunner for Brunne) Humboldt was an area within the town of Milw., located on the W side of the Milw. River and S of Capitol Drive.

The 1880 Town of Milw. census shows Richard Brenneckefs family living next to the John Haesly family; John was Laura(Haesly) Brennecke's brother, I believe. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Brennecke, Richard 1859 to 1924 Laura 1855 to 1924 Brennecke, Christoph 3/4/1824 to 1/28/1907 Wilhelmina 3/13/1825 to 12/12/1898

UNION CEMETERY - MILWAUKEE Brennecke, Christopf 3/15/1804 to 12/21/1869 Brennecke, Maria 1806 to 6/26/1868 Union Cemetery, Milw. records: Christoph was buried 1/1/1870,born Hanover, died Milw. Maria was born Upon Hanover, died Town of Milw. There are no existing gravestones for Christoph and Maria - they were buried in the oldest area of the cemetery.

~~1880 Town of Milw. census Brennecke, Wilhelm 56 farmer Prussia Wilhelmine 55 wife II Richard 21 son Wise. Bertha 17 dau. ii~~

1902 Town of Milw. directory for Town 7 Brennecke, Alma dressmaker living N side of Keefe 1 blk. E of Booth St. Richard farmer ditto Meta clerk ditto Christian laborer ditto Additional: The Brennekes left Germany from Bremen, on the ship "Leontine" and arrived in the Port of New York on April 14, 1857. Brenneke, Chr. 51 farmer Marie 48 Christ. 11 farmer Brenneke,Christ 33 musician Wilhelmine 32 " Heinrich 9 Brenneke,Christ 22 cooper It is interesting to note on the passenger list that there are several persons near the Brenneke1s names who are also "musicians" and may have traveled together: Stakelberg, Moritz 33 Broihan, Christian 38 Louise 30 I'm including their names on the chance they may mean something to a Brenneke descendant.

& 74a BRENNERMANN 1870 town of Milwaukee census Brennerman, Benedict 60 stone mason Switzerland Christiana 50 wife II Their daughter, Elizabeth, had married Philip Sohns in 1866, Brennermans leased their farmland, on the NE corner of Port Washington and Bender Roads for $40.00 annual rent. Franz Praefke purchased that land in 1875.

A Christiana and Benedict Brennermann were living in town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wis...later and sold land in the NE^ Sec. 17 in the 21st Ward, City of Milw. while living in Mequon. St. John's Lutheran Church, Port Washington Rd., records the wife of Herman Schultz was Annie nee "Bornemann" born Switzer land - Milw. Co. Marriage Records state: Herman Schultz marr. Anna Brennerman, dau. of Benedict and Christiana Brennerman on 12/17/1864 in Town of Milw. I think Brennermann was simply misspelled as "Bornemann" in the church record.

,5 1* BREUL To George Breul and Fred. Zeyher of town of Granville from Cas per and Catherine Bischoff of town of Milw., on 3/12/1860 for $400.00 for S 2/3 of land beginning at a point 11 chains 25 links S of NE corner of Sec. 24 T8 R21 E, then W, S, E, etc. to place of beginning = 35 acres. (Catherine Bischoff was nee Zeyher/Zeier and perhaps related to Fred.)

~~George Bruel and Fred Zeyher were perhaps related, to be buying land together.~~

Fred. Zeyher of town of Granville on 11/5/1860 to George and Jacobina Breul also of town of Granville for $300 for above land; this deed covers the middle 1/3 of said 35 acres. This was in the 6800-6900 block, W side of Range Line Rd.

Jacobine Breul and George, her husband, 6/8/1867 for $1850.00, to Christian Hahm the S^ of 35 acre tract bounded by a line beginning 11 chains 25 links S of NE corner Sec. 24 T8 R21 E, then W on line 31 chains 12 links, S 11.25 chains, E 31.12 ch., N on E line of said section 11.25 chains to beginning.

1860 town of Granville census Breil, George 31 farmer Ker Hessen Jacobina 22 Wurtemberg Fritz 2 Wise. Zeyher, Fred 26 laborer Wurtemberg It is possible that Jacobina and Fred were sister and brother. George and Mary Schmidt, with George and Bridget Hanrahan, to George C. H. and Jacobine Breul on 9/18/1867, the 50.17 acres known as "Good Hope Farm" in the NW^ Sec. 19, except for the 2 acres in the NW corner belonging to Michael Stamm. In 1866, John Hanrahan had leased the 50 acres to Gustave Scheibe and when the land was sold in 1867 to Breuls, the lease was assigned to Breul.

~~The Breul farmland was located on Green Bay Rd., W side, between Green Tree Rd. and Good Hope Rd.~~

1870 town of Milwaukee census Breul , Georg 41 stone cutter Kur Hessen Jacobine 32 Wurtemberg Fred 12 Wise. Georg 7 ii Charles 3 mo. II 1880 town of Milw. census Breul, Georg 51 farmer Hesse Jacobina 42 wife Wurtemberg Fred 21 Wise, Georg 17 II II Charles 10 H Eliza 4

~~N* 7£ The 1880 census shows George, Jr. as living with both his family and the John Gerlack family. Gerlack was a black smith; George, Jr. his apprentice.~~

Fred Breul marr. Emma Baehmann and they had Friedrich, William, Alma and Johann. Fred, Sr. died 1893 and Emma marr. 1/2/1896 to William Goecks, son of August and Mary(Nowack)Goecks. Emma was a daughter of Louis/Ludwig and Wilhelmine Baehmann/Baehn- mann and after her 2nd marriage, she and William lived in the house Fred Breul built in 1883, still standing at 6959 N.Green Bay Rd.

~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~

~~Breul, Alma 12/12/1880 to 8/5/1920 John 1891 - 1973 Martha 1893 - 1990 (John's wife)~~

~~GRACELAND CEMETERY Breul, Charles W. 1870 - 1963 Bertha 1868 - 1925 Adala 1893 - 1925~~

~~ST. JOHN'S EV. LUTHERAN CEMETERY (38th St. & Good Hope Rd.) formerly named "Good Hope Cem."~~

~~Breul, Georg 12/31/1829 to 5/17/1911 Jacobine 7/19/1837 to 1/24/1924 Friedrich 7/12/1858 to 9/7/1893~~

~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Baehnmann, Ludwig 6/2/1836 to 7/17/1896 Wilhelmine 3/16/1840 to 4/26/1926~~

~~1902 Town of Milw. directory~~

~~Breul, Charles farmer, W side Green Bay Rd., 2 blks. N of Herman's Mill Rd.(Green Tree Rd.)He lives in the house at 6959 N. Green Bay Rd.~~

George farmer corner Green Bay and Good Hope Rds. Obituary for Martha Breul: nee Borchardt, of Green Tree Health Care Center, died Apr. 22, age 96 yrs. Dear mother of Viola Fenske; also survived by 3 grandchildren, 11 great-grandchildren, 4 great-great grandchildren; neices, nephews, other relatives. Burial Town of MLlw, Union Cemetery. From Milw. Journal, -undated, but presume the year was 1990, since she died age 96 and her gravestone above was already engraved 1893.

i(* 77 Charles Breul, son of George C. and Jacobine(Zeyher)Breul, born Milw. Co. 3/17/1870, marr. 11/19/1896 to Bertha Loth, dau. of Godfried and Wilhelmina(Toepelt)Loth, residents of Town of Franklin, Milw. Co. (Tying in the Zeyher/Zeier re lationship on the preceding page.)

~~Additional: There was a George Bruel, age 29, a tailor, who came from Germany - from Breman - to the Port of Philadelphia on the "Washington" arriving Nov. 14, 1859; perhaps "our" George,~~

~~^ is BROCKMANN~~

Herman Brockmann's 20 acres were located on the west side of Green Bay Road about 5 blocks south of Hampton Rd., near the railroad tracks. He purchased this land in Sec. 5 and Sec. 6 on Oct. 11, 1847 for $300.00. His brick house still stands at 4366 N. 14th St., built in the 1860s on the west side of Green Bay Rd.(Ave.); it was later moved directly west to the 14th St, address.

~~1850 Town of Milw.~~

~~Bro ckman, Herman 44 tavern-keeper Germany Catharine 36 II Augustena 12 Md (?) Berty(Bertha) 10 11 Wilhelm 8 11 Herman 6 11 Robert 4 11 Mena 2 Wise.~~

~~1860 Town of Milw.~~

~~Brockmann, Herman 58 farmer Prussia Catharine 47 wife ii Bertha 19 (Looks like "Misouri'f) Herman 15 ii Robert 13 ii Minna 11 Wise. Joseph 9 ii Johann 7 II Franz 5 ii~~

~~1870 Town of Milw.~~

Brockmann, Herman 68 farmer Prussia Catharine 57 wife ii Joseph 20 Wise. Franz 16 II Frank Brockmann, son of Herman and Catharine(Kaub)Brockmann, born and living town of Milw., a beer-peddlar, marr. Mary Kresse on Dec. 30, 1879; she daughter of August and Katharina(Hoopmann)Kresse.

~~1880 Town of Milw.~~

Brockmann, Fritz 39 farmer Mecklenberg UNION CEMETERY Marie 37 wife ii Brockmann, Fritz Lizzie 7 Wise. 1823 to 3/26/1881 Fritz 6 ii This family is probably not related to the Herman Brockmann family, since Fritz is from Mecklenberg and Herman is from Prussia.

~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary~~

Brockmann, Marie 1/21/1842 to 1/13/1923 Fritz, Jr. 3/1/1874 to 11/14/1891 (Marie was dau. of Fritz Saltwedel, according to her death record.) »#< 1902 Town of Milwaukee directory Brockmann, William tanner; east side 8th St., 8 blks S of Atkinson Rd. 7? BROWN Buel and Rhoda (Edwards) Brown came to Milwaukee Co. in 1838 from Granville, Washington Co., NY. The 1840 Town of Granville census shows them along with his relatives, Jonathan and Leonard Brown, in that township. It is presumed that those early first settlers named that township after their former town in New York. To Buel Brown, 10/9/1841, for $83.29, for part of the SE fractional £ Sec. 12 T8 R21 E = 25.63 acres. Brown living in town of Granville (as was this land he purchased)

Buel Brown, patent from U.S. on 3/3/1843, for 46.30 acres in NEi Sec. 12 (Lot 2), also in town of Granville. To Buel Brown from Reuben and Aner Keen, 1/28/184 6 for $300 for Lot 2 Sec. 12 and part of SE fractional £ Sec.12 in T8 R21 E = 71.93 acres. To Buel Brown for $1.00 for 64.80 acres in Lot 2 Sec.29 T8 R22 E on 5/20/1846. (land in town of Milwaukee)

On 6/25/1846, Buel and Rhoda Brown to Walter Lyon for $100 for that part of Lot 2 Sec. 29 T8 R22 E lying S of a line; beginning on the E boundary of Lot 2, 11.27 chains S of the NE corner of Lot 2, then S 73° W to the left bank of the Milwaukie River = 16.65 acres. (This was the W side of present Jean Nicolet Rd., N side of W. Montclaire Ave. - an elongated triangular piece of land with only a small section touching on the SE side of the Milwaukee River.)

~~To Buel Brown, Deed, on 8/26/1847 for $350.88 for land known as Lot 1 and NW^ NW^, otherwise known as W^ NW fractional £ Sec. 7 T8 R21 E = 76.47 acres in town of Milwaukee.~~

Buel and Rhoda Brown sold the 76.47 acres above to Augustus Wussow for $375.00. Buel and Rhoda settled on their land in Sec. 29, on the S side of present Bender's Rd. - known, however, in those earlier years as "Brown's Road" - farmland they later increased to 48+ acres between the Milwaukee River on the west and Jean Nicolet Rd. onthe est side.

Buel and Rhoda had a daughter, Martha, who had married Ephraim R. Keene. On 1/25/1845, Buel and Rhoda Brown and Reuben M. and Aner Keene sold to John Catlin Lot 2 in Sec. 28 (in present Whitefish Bay) - land along Lake Michigan. Was "Aner"Keene another Brown daughter or in some other way related to the

V X to Browns? There certainly must have been some close relationship between the Reuben Keenes and Buel Browns to have purchased and sold land together. Rhoda(Edwards)Brown was the daughter of James and Elizabeth Edwards, born 2/8/1811 in Delhi, New York. 1850 town of Milwaukee census Brown, Buel 44 farmer New York Rhoda E. 39 18 11 Mary E. 19 11 11 Caroline E. 16 88 81 Charles E. 13 88 88 James E. 12 Wise. Rhoda A. 9 II Almira 7 II Franklin 1 II Buel died 8/25/1850 at his farm in the town of Milwaukee. Almira and Franklin died in 1851 and are buried, with their parents, in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery. 1850 town of Milwaukee census Keene, E. R. 24 fisherman New York (Ephraim R.) M. S. 24 (female) II II (Martha nee Brown) A. E. 3 (male) Wise. (Almon E.) M. E. 1 (female) ii (Marion Elizabeth) Burns, William 11 (I do not know what the relationship was between William Burns and the Keenes)

1860 town of Milw aukee census Brown, Rhoda 49 widow NY Mary 29 ii Caroline 25 II Charles 23 II James 21 Wise. Rhoda 19 88 Keen, Elizabeth 11 88 Elizabeth is the daughter of deceased Martha and Ephraim Keeene: James E. Brown, brother of Martha Keene, deceased, 9/29/1881 proceedings: Martha died intestate in Milw. Co. 5/2/1853. Seized in fee simple of undivided 1/6 interest in Lot 2 Sec. 29 Town of Milw., except for 16.65 acres conveyed by Buel Brown and wife to Walter Lyon by deed 6/25/1846. Martha was survived by husband Ephraim Keene and three children: Almon E., Elizabeth and Eva. Ephraim died intestate on/about Oct. or Nov. 1853, leaving no widow and only the above named issue.

~~\0 6 I 4i Elizabeth marr. Flynn and Eva marr. Noyes.~~

(I was unable to locate the son, Almon E. Keene and dau. Eva on the 1860 census - perhaps they were living with relatives outside Milw. County) Marion Elizabeth Keen, dau. of Martha(Brown) and Ephram Keen, marr. 3/12/1870 to Thomas F. Flynn, son of Thomas and Maria (Fulton)Flynn at the residence of Lafayette, 6th Ward, City of Milw.; he born Dublin,Ire., living City of Milw., a printer. Witnesses: Louis Howes and Caroline Tolett.

James Brown marr. about 1861 in another county (perhaps Ozaukee) to Delia A. Schoof, dau. of and Fanny(Stevens)Schoof. She born Vermont 1844. An infant was buried in Town of Milwaukee Cemetery - Willie Brown 10/8/1865 to 11/26/1865 - I believe he was a child of James and Delia Brown. There are no marriage records in Milw.County for Charles or Caroline Brown (children of Buel and Rhoda) through the 1875 marriage records - they may have married in other counties.

Widow Rhoda(Edwards)Brown married again, on June 30, 1863 at 9 p.m. to widower Alfred Lipscomb (an early Whitefish Bay settler), son of John and Hannah(MacDonald)Lipscomb, born Chath am, Canada July 4, 1815. Anson W. Buttles, Justice of Peace. (On 3/29/1847 Alfred and Maria Lipscomb of City of Milw. sold to Samuel Lipscomb of Co.Kent, Western District of Canada, Lot 10 Blk.90 1st Ward in City for $500.)

Mr. Lipscomb either died by the 1870 census or that marriage was not successful, for Rhoda and her dau., Maria, are shown on the 1870 census as living with the James Brown family: 1870 town of Milwaukee census Brown, James 30 farmer Wise. Delia 26 VT Alma 3 Wise. Charles 1 88 Brown, Rhoda 59 NY Maria 38 88

Buel and Rhoda Brown's first home, of logs, was built on the south side of former Brown's Rd. (present Bender Rd.) near a creek on the east side of the Milwaukee River. In 1862, Rhoda had the house built, still standing, at 625 W. Bender Rd. and it was in this home she lived with son James, and his family until her death in 1891. Rhoda Brown, dau. of Buel and Rhoda(Edward)Brown marr. 10/25/1869 in a judicial ceremony to Christian Weis, son of Jacob and Katha rine Weis, a foundry furnisher born Weinder, Baden, living City of Milw.; witnesses: P. Gehley/Sehley and William Klein.

0£ Rhoda Brown Weis is buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery as Rhoda A. White, 1/4/1841 to 8/17/1926, next to her sister Mary E. Brown. Did Rhoda marry a 2nd time or anglicize her name to "White"?

~~The James Brown family included Edward M., Willie (died young), Charles S., Alma, Rollin S., Guy H., Harold, George, Leon J., Josie, Evelyn Rhoda and Mary.~~

1880 town of Milwaukee census Brown, Rhoda 67 head of house Mary 49 dau. White, Rhoda 39 dau. Frank 10 grandson Fletcher, Sarah sister It is difficult to figure out whose sister Sarah was. It appears that Rhoda gave the above information. I was unable to find a marriage record for Rhoda(Brown)Weis to White in Milwaukee County.

~~In 1890, James Brown's son Charles married Emma Wolf of Port Washington.~~

~~1905 T~~

Brown, James E. 66 farmer Delia 61 Roland 34 Guy 32 George 29 Evelyn 21 Mary 14 In 1894 James had purchased 2 lots on Connecticut Ave. (present Glen Ave.) in Whitfish Bay, but apparently never built a house

)*, there.The above 1905 census shows them living on Bender Road in present Glendale on the Brown farmland in the still existing house at 625 W. Bender Rd. The Milwaukee Sentinel, March 11, 1894 stated: "James Brown bought 2 large lots in the Tweedy tract in Whitefish Bay. He proposes to erect a handsome $4500.00 house. He has a fine farm of 200 acres 1 mile N of this village (although it was W of the village), where he has lived for 53 years, but for the benefit of his large family of sons and daughters, will remove to the village."

~~In May 1894, the Milwaukee Sentinel advised that "James Brown has planted a driveway of cedar trees on his lots on Conn. Ave." (present Glen Ave.)~~

~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~

~~Brown, Buel 1806 - 1850 Rhoda 1811 - 1891 (This is a large monument) Almira 1848 - 1851 Franklin 1849 - 1851~~

Brown, Mary E. 1831 - 1906 (Mary and Rhoda White, Rhoda A. 1/4/1841 to 8/17/1926 were sisters) Brown, James 1838 - 1927 Delia A. 1843 - 1924 Willie 10/8/1865 to 11/26/1865 Edw. M. 12/25/1862 to 6/6/1929 (husband and Mary Lydia 6/22/1866 to 7/8/1922 wife)

Leon J. 9/15/1879 to 5/28/1881 Harold 11/16/1877 to 3/18/1888 Guy H. 6/29/1873 to 9/25/1922 Rollin S, 3/31/1871 to 5/18/1926 Charles S, 1869 - 1959 Emma 1869 - 1954 Clarence 1906 - 1942 Watters, Ella D. 1892 - 1961 (dau. of Chas. & Emma) William E. 1887 - 1959 Walter died 6/26/1931, diving accident

~~Greeley, Etta 1898 - 1960 Brown, Alvin E. 1903 - 1906 (son of Chas. & Emma) Orley C., Pvt. 8/31/1895 to 10/10/1918 "Killed in Action"~~

~~Brown, Ann 1914 - 1957 Ethel G. died 5/25/1935 from burial permit.~~

~~Y 1~~

Obituary: Walter Watters, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Watters, brother of Katherine and William, died Fri., June 26, 1931 from a broken neck diving at Muskego beach. Burial in Town of Milw. Union cemetery. For some time the family had lived in town of Milw. and Walter attended Shorewood High school for 1 yr. Two years ago they moved to a farm on the Mukwonago road. Town-Times (Town of Milw.) 6/29/1931.

Alma Lillian Brown, dau. of James E. and Delia Anna Brown, marr. 4/24/1899 town of Milw. to Charles B.S.Dippel, son of Franz and Friedericke Dippel, he born and living Milw. Co., a farmer. Anson W. Buttles, J.P. Witnesses: Ernst Meineke and Anson M. Buttles.

Kuehn, Cordelia (Nee Brown) June 12, 1995. Age 93 years. Be loved wife of the late Harry. J. Kuehn. Dear mother of Gerald (Shirley) Kuehn. Loving grand mother of Robert' (Debra) and Kathryn. Fond great-grandmother of Sarah, Robin and Daniel. Further survived by other relatives and friends. Visitation Thurs. June 15th at the Funeral Home from 5 PM until time of the complete Funeral Service at 7 PM. Private Interment. The family would like to thank all the care'givers at Mequon Care Center for their faithful attention to Cordelia. SCHMIDT &BARTELT HEIDEN&LANGE 106 W. Silver Spring Dr. Whitefish Bay BRUNNER 1850 town of Milw. census Brunner, George 60 farmer Bavaria Sabina 71 While they located in the town of Milwaukee, their children settled in the town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wis., just north of the County Line Rd., town of Milw. Trinity Lutheran Church, S.Mequon record: Margareth Brunner marr. Johann Schaus and they had George Peter Schaus 12/17/1849 in Mequon. (perhaps a daughter of George and Sabina, above)

~~1860 town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co. Brunner, F. G. 50 farmer Bavaria Sabina 60 wife "~~

Their ages certainly differ in the two censuses. They are living next to Loving and Sabina Blendinger, ages 30 and 32 respectively, and their 2 children. It may be that Sabina Blendinger was a Brunner daughter - their first names are somewhat unusual. F. George Brunner may be a brother of Andrew, shown below.

~~Brunner, Andrew 48 farmer Bavaria Kunigundi 39 wife II John 12 II Georg 10 Wise. Margaret 8 IB Sabine 7 18 Leonhard 6 II William 4 II Barbara 2 81 Michael 1 11~~

~~Kunigunde was a daughter of Wolfgang and Barbara Sperber, also residents of the town of Mequon, living just N of County Line Rd. from the town of Milwaukee.~~

Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, S. Mequon record: Barbara Brunner born 7/10/1858. Sabina Brunner, born 3/21/1800 (nee Schwemm) in Koning.,Baiern, died 12/6/1872. Kunigunge Brunner, dau. of Wolfgang and Barbara Sperber, marr. 2/18/1871 to John Dehling, a farmer, born Buchelberg, Bavaria, son of Andreas and Wallburger Dehling, he living town of Gran ville. Married at minister John Rennicke's residence, town of Granville. John Dehling age 63; Kunigunde widow of Andrew Brunner.

~~Wilhelm Johann Brunner, son of Andreas and Kunigunde(Sperber)~~

v SL Brunner, born town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wis., living Milw., a driver of streetcars, marr. Pauline Meyer, dau. of Gerhard (deceased) and Anna(Krumholz)Meyer; she born town of Milw. Married 5/21/1882 on Washington Rd. Witnesses: Michael Brunner and Martin Meyer. (Washington Rd. was the earlier name for Port Washington Rd. The Meyers lived on the NW corner of Bradley and Port Roads.) Michael Brunner, son of Andreas and Kunigunde, a tanner, born Wise, living Milw., marr. 1/23/1883 to Caroline Winkler, dau. of John Franz and Maria Winkler, at the house of John F. Winkler in the town of Milw. Witnesses: Evert Meyer and Frank Winkler.

Banner, Elmer J. Sr. Of Brown Deer, Fri. Nov. 13,1992. Age 93 yrs. Qelqved husband of Theckla (nee Kiehnau). Dear father of Elmer Jr. (Bonnie), John (Barbara}, Jambs (Bonnie), Nellie (Lawrence) Baczanski, "FJieSkla (John) Schultz and Judith (William) Per il. Also survived by 26 grandchildren, 32 great- frandchildren. nieces, nephews, other relatives fid -friends. Funeral service Mon. 7pm, Calvary v&utheran Church, 247 Main St. Thiensville. Mambment Wisconsin Miemorial Park. Visita- tibnjMon. at the church, 4pm until time of ser- vpe In lieu of flowers, memorials to Calvary Ev. eran Church appreciated. SCHRAMKA-DENSOW THIENSVfLLE

*7 BRUSS, GOTTFRIED and AUGUST

1870 town of Milwaukee census Bruss, Gottfri.e d 53 tavern-keeper Prussia Friedric :ke 48 wife ii August 27 II Henry 23 Wise. Mary 21 Prussia Mbuse, Barbara 14 sis.-in-law Wise. It is not know as to who gave the census information to know whose sister-in-law Barbara Mouse (Maass?) was. Gottfried was the tavern-keeper at the Gruen Baum Tavern (Green Tree Tavern) located on the SW corner of Green Tree and Port Washington Roads. He may have been related to Martin Bruss, who had settled in that area 15 years earlier. Albertine Bruss, dau. of Gottlieb and Friedricke Bruss married Andrew Mohr, son of John and Eva Mohr, 11/28/1863 town of Milw. August Friedrich Bruss, son of Gottlieb and Friedricke Wilhelmine Bruss, marr. Anna Maria Caroline Rose, dau. of Johann and Marie Rose on 11/11/1866 at St. Johannes Church (on Port Washington Rd., Glendale); he born Kamin, Pomerania, Prussia; a cooper, living Milwaukee. I presume the Mary Bruss, shown above on the 1870 census, is August's wife, Mary(Rose)Bruss. She was age 11 on the 1860 census, living with her parents, the Rose family.

~~St. John's Lutheran Church(Glendale)records: August and Anna Maria(Rose)Bruss had Wilhelm Johann Fredrich Bruss on 12/9/1873.~~

~~August Bruss, born 6/29/1843 Pommerania, died 1/6/1879, "hit by flash of lightning". Husband of Anna Maria Carolina Rose.~~

Anna Maria was left with sons Robert, age *\£ and William, age A£ years. She married, again, on 12/7/1879, to Charles Henry Schumacher. On 1/19/1884, William and Robert Bruss, infant children of August,late of town of Milw., deceased, by Johannes Messer, their guardian, to Carl Schumacher by Maria Bruss, their mother, for the sale of real estate; beginning at SE corner of SW^ Sec. 17 = 20 acres and the N 10 acres of the NE^ NW^ Sec. 20. (This land was on the N and S sides of Good Hope Rd.; the Bruss house was located on the S side. The present 1-43 freeway runs through that land today.

William and Robert Bruss both died of diptheria in 1884, from St. John's Lutheran Church records. On 11/21/1873, from Max Rosenthal to Gottfried Bruss for $300.00 for the E 5 acres of Lot 1 Sec. 20 T8 R22 E, beginning at NE corner of Lot 1, then S on E line to S line of Lot 1, W on S line 10 rods, N on a line parallel with E line of Lot 1 to N line thereof and then E on N line to beginning. (This was the land on the SW corner of Green Tree and Port Washington Road) BRUSS, MARTIN To Martin Bruss from Andrew G. and Caroline Elizabeth Miller on 10/30/1843 for $160.00, the VI£ SE^ Sec. 17 T8 R22 E, being 2/3's of the S part of that piece of land = 53.30 acres. Martin and Charlotte, his wife, Bruss to Ernst Christ. Kieling on 1/12/1852 for $192.00 - the N 16 acres of land beginning at the £ section post of Sec. 17 and Sec. 20, being in the W^ SE^- Sec. 17 T8. (This was the NW corner of Port Washington and Good Hope Rds.)

~~Martin and Charlotte Bruss to Christian Schoen, 11/17/1853 for $900.00 for the VI£ SE^ Sec. 17 T8 R22 E town of Milw. = 37.30 acres taken off the 2/3's of the S part of said WJ> SE^- Sec. 17.~~

1850 town of Milwaukee census Bruce, Martin 40 farmer Germany Lot or L.C. 37 18 Mary 16 81 Caroline 12 89 August 5 81 Hannah 2 88 To Martin Bruss of town of Milw., 11/21/1853 from Pierre and Anna Catherine(Agnes)Decker of Ozaukee Co., for $300.00 for N 20 acres of Lot 1 and of the NE^ NWi Sec. 29 T8 R22 E. Bruss later sold 5 acres of this parcel. (The 15 acres were on the SE corner of Sunny Point Rd. and Mill Rd., IF Mill Rd. continued E of the Milwaukee River, E to present Jean Nicolet Rd.) Maria Bruss marr. Johannes Haupt 4/1/1854 at the residence of Conrad Schumacher with A. Diederichsen, minister officiating. (Haupts were neighbors of the Bruss family)

~~Martin and Charlotte Bruss, 5/5/1858 to Hannah Hornlein, mortgage for $300.00 for S^ VI£ of the N 20 acres of Lot 1 and of the NEi NWi Sec. 29.~~

Martin Bruss, deceased - File #1032 Milw.Co. Courthouse Probate Record Martin died 4/1/1859 living in town of Milwaukee. Fred. Bruss, administrator; Peter Turek and Jesse School, appraisers. (Believe it should read Jesse School, not School. Fred Bruss may have been a brother of Martin.) widow Charlotte Bruss, 4 children: Mary Schumacher, aged ; Caroline Bruss aged 19; August Bruss aged 14 and Rekia aged 8 yrs. (Some confusion re: dau. Mary Schumacher - Maria had marr. Johannes Haupt 1854 and was still marr. to him on the 1860 census. Dau. "Rekia" age 8 yrs. was apparently born in 1851 - no further information as to her whereabouts. Dau. Hannah, age 2 on 1850

~~^ census is not mentioned in Martin's will as Hannah so I assumed she'd died. And who was Mary Elizabeth?~~

4/6/1859: Peter Bender, petitioner. Bruss had Lot 19 Blk.13 Kneeland's Addition in 2nd Ward, City of Milw. and 15 acres of the N 20 acres of N 42 acres in NW^ Sec. 29. Johanna Hernline rented premises for 2 yrs. A fish net is in the hands of Avery Agnes who refuses to give it up on the grounds that the deceased owed him $10.00. Martin Bruss's will, dated 3/29/1859, stated "my son August to have the land in the NW corner of NW^ Sec. 29 = 15 acres and to pay my dau. Mary Haupt $25 four years from date of my will; to dau. Caroline Bruss $100 four years from date of my will and same to Mary Elizabeth Bruss when she reaches 18 yrs. of age. To my beloved (unnamed) wife, all personal property and the balance due on a certain mortgage dated and executed in 1858 by Johanna Hornline for the sum of $300, and all other moneys and accounts due unto me. Beloved wife to be executrix; Peter Bender to be executor. (Was dau. Mary Elizabeth, mentioned in his will, same as Hannah, shown on the 1850 census, or a dau. born after that census?) Carolina Brust, dau. of Gottlieb and Charlotte Brust, marr. 5/26/1866 to Jacob Maag, son of Christian and Margaretha Maag; he born Switzerland, living Milw.

Friedrich August Bruss to Every Agnes on 11/13/1866, Land Contract for $500 and $100 to Maria Bruss when she's of lawful age, to be purchase money for the N 20 acres of NW^ Sec. 29 T8, except the 5 acres previously sold, and to keep the build ings and fences on said premises in good repair.

Mary Haupt and Caroline Maag, daughters and heirs of Martin Bruss, deceased, on 5/6/1867, to Every and Alice Agnes for $1.00, the E£ of the N 20 acres and N^ W^ of said 20 acres of N^ NWi Sec. 29, except for the 5 acres previously sold = 15 acres; to convey and releae all title and interest.

~~Mary Elizabeth Bruss, dau. of Martin Bruss, deceased; 5/25/1868 QCD to Every and Alice Agnes for $100 to her for same above 15 acres. In presence of Jacob Maag and A. Henry Bielfield.~~

~~I was unable to locate a marriage record for August Bruss, son of Gottlieb Martin Bruss, in Milw. Co. 1860 town of Milw. census Bruss, Catharina 53 widow Prussia~~

I do not believe this is same person as Charlotte, widow of Gottlieb Martin, but she i_s shown on this census as living near Every Agnes and Bender families - the same location in which Martin and Charlotte Bruss lived. She is living with Louise (age 23) and Moritz (age 30) Rohmer, both born Prussia, and their 2 year old son, Gustav, born Wise

NOTE: SEE BOTTOM OF PAGE 94 for additional information, BRUSS, AUGUST A. F. W. Bruss, son of Wilhelm and Anna(Haider/Halder)Bruss, living Humboldt, town of Milwaukee, born Benzin, Pomerania, marr. Wilhelmina F. Schumacher, dau. of Carl and F.(Butzlaff) Schumacher on 12/6/1868 at Humboldt.

~~1880 town of Milwaukee census Bruss, August 37 laborer Prussia Minna 37 " Wilhelm 11 Wise. Albert 8 " Otto 6 "~~

~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~

Bruss, Hanne 5/14/1816 to 8/17/1893 "Mutter" Her death record states she was wife of Wilhelm; her parents were not listed, mother of August above. Bruss, August 3/7/1843 to 4/20/1912 Wilhelmine 4/5/1843 to 7/9/1911

~~Bruss, Harvey 1901 - 1909 1901 - 1903 Bruss, Gladys 1904 - 1912 (dau. of Otto)~~

~~Bruss, Johanna 3/16/1849 to 10/10/1918 (sister of August, above; dau. of Wilhelm and Johanne. She died a single woman) Bruss, William 1868 to 1936 (son of August F.W.) Bertha 1872 to 1934~~

~~Bruss, Hilbert 1899 to 1951 Edna 1905 - 1945 Bruss, Otto 1870 to 1942 (perhaps Otto, shown on 1880 census)~~

GRACELAND CEMETERY Bruss, Frank 1863 to 1942 Augusta 1862 to 1938 Bruss, Albert 1871 to 1937 Alvina 1873 to 1942 St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale record: Albert Bruss died 4/1/1937 aged 65 yrs.,7 mo.,23 days, married. Alvina Bruss died 1/20/1942 aged 68 yrs.,8 mo.,13 days.

~~^ n 1902 town of Milw. directory Bruss, Albert living N side Green Tree Rd., 1 blk E Port Washington Rd. Still there in 1930 directory,~~

~~Information from 4/8/1937 Milwaukee Journal obituary:~~

Albert Bruss, Green Tree Rd., died Friday, age 65 and was buried Graceland Cem. after services at St. John's Lutheran Church, Fox Point. (The earlier church was on the E side of Port Washington Rd., putting it into the village of Fox Point) Mr. Bruss is survived by wife, Alvina(Wrensch)Bruss; two children, George and Mrs. Alma Schoof; dau.-in-law Edna Bruss and son-in-law William Schoof; two granddaughters, Alice and Marilyn Schoof, and a brother, Otto Bruss. (Alice Schoof marr. Kenneth Wilson in 1940; they later owned the former Green Tree Market and land it ws on on the SW corner of Green Tree and Port Rds.) 1902 town of Milwaukee directory: Bruss, Albert living N side Green Tree Rd., 1 blk. E of Port Washington Rd.; still there by 1930 directory.

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Bruss, Herman Friedrich August, son of August and Caroline Bruss, born Dadow, Pomerania; living town of Milw., a farmer, marr. on 2/23/1868 to Ulrike Pauline Ottilie Wangerin, dau. of Fried. Michael and Caroline Henriette Wangerin at Trinity Church, German Catholic congregation. Witnesses: Albert Bruss, Hulda Baumann, Emilie Schl^smer.

1902 town of Milw. directory: Bruss, Charles laborer Frank laborer All 5 men living on E side John laborer of Atkinson Ave. Paul painter Louis no occupation listed Bruss, Otto laborer living W side of Port Washing- Rd., 1 blk. S of Line Rd.(now Hampton Ave.)

~~ADDITIONAL INFORMATION CONT'D. FROM PAGE 91:~~

On 8/18/1863, August F. Bruss, petitioner, age 18 yrs. old, born 3/1/1845, living in town of Milw. wants Fredrich William Wergin appointed his guardian. August's father, Martin Bruss, late of town of Milw., died 4/1/1859 intestate, leaving land in the NW corner of NWl Sec. 29 = 15 acres.

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~~1860 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Bucholz, John 55 farmer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Sophie 50 it ii Lippe, John 31 farmer Marie 26 John 4 Wisconsin Carl 2~~

The Lif>pes are really Luebbe;^ Marie is a dau. of John and Sophie Buchholz, and on later census records and St. John's Luth. Church records, is variously called Anna, Dorothea and Wilhelmine. I don't know why she is referred to here as Maria*

The Buchholz1s had another daughter named Maria: Maria S. D. Buchholz, dau. of Johann and Sophia Buchholz, marr. 10-26-1862 to Johann F. C. C. Wichraann (Wiechmann), son of Johann and Anna Wichmann, a laborer, born Mecklenberg, living Milwaukee. SEE WIECHMANN's

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee Bucholz, John 69 farmer Mecklenberg Sophia 64 n Loebet, Charles 10 Wisconsin~~

~~This may be another grandson living with them, or Carl Luebbe, a grandson. However, Carl Luebbe is also shown as living with his parents on this census, age 12.~~

~~The 1876 map shows J. Buckholtz with 18,87 acres on the southwest corner of Port Washington Road and Bradley Road.~~

~~1880 Town of Milwaukee~~

~~Bucholz, Johann 78 farmer Mecklenbe] Sophia 74 it Luebbe, Carl 22 gr.son, Wisconsin farm laborer~~

~~St. John's Lutheran Cemetary, Fox Point~~

~~Buchholz, Johann 5-12-1802 to 8-21-1880 Sophie 4-1-1805 to 9-15-1880 Luebbe, Carl 11-24-1858 to 6-9-1894~~

~~1902 Town of Milwaukee Directory~~

Buchholz, Charles, farmer, living east side Green Bay Road, Sec. 30. (Sec.30's center is Green Bay Rd. and present Florist Ave.' He was living somewhere on the east side of Green Bay Rd. between Silver Spring Rd. and Mill Road.)

~~>5 Buchholz~~

In 1869, Johann and Sophie Bucholz sold 1 acre of their land for church use, on the east side of Port Washington Road, jufet north of present Nic Ehr's Garden Mart, along with 1 acre from Johann and Dorothy Koehn^ who built and lived in Nic Ehr's home, still standing directly across the road from the present St. John's Church.)

Note: Another family of Buchholzes were in Milwaukee - Carl and Maria, whose son, Johann, living in Humboldt, Town of Milwaukee, marr. 1866, His marriage record states he was born Grosskrankow, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, which may be where this Buchholz family originated. (Humboldt was the area WTMJ-TV is now on, NW corner of Capitol Dr. and Humboldt Ave. and the SW corner of same.)

$ # BUENGER The Buengers came late to the town of Milwaukee. Nicolas and Catherine Habes to Fritz Buenger 8/22/1881 for $1200.00 for Lot 8 in SE^ fractional Sec. 18 = 26.30 acres, except for a strip of land taken off the N side =1.30 acres, conveying 25 acres in all with all improvements thereon. Part of this property is present 7255 N. River Rd., River Hills; the remainder of the 20 acres lie just south of this. The improvements consisted of farm buildings and a log cabin close to River Rd. That was later torn down and a frame farm house built farther west on the land sometime between 1875 and 1885. The frame house is still underneath the additions and remodelings at 7255 N. River Rd. Johann Fried. Carl Theodor Buenger, son of Heinrich and Maria (Wendt)Buenger, a laborer, born Klolso, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living town of Milw., marr. 1/14/1883 to Marie Sophie Friedericke Dorothea Schoof, dau. of Johann and Caroline(Buenger)Schoof; she also born Klobso, Mecklenberg. Lutheran Church ceremony. Witnesses: Albert Westphal and Johann Schoof. William Buenger, son of Jacob and Sophia(Schof)Buenger, a laborer born Roebel, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marr. 11/15/1863 in City of Milw. to Caroline Gruenwald, dau. of Franz Gruenwald. (I included this marriage record only because of the similarity of surnames - Buenger and Schof; may not be related at all.) Maria Binger, dau. of Christopher and Sophia Binger, marr. at Granville, Wis. 11/6/1864 to John G. Hensel, son of Fried rich and Louise Hensel; he a farmer, born U.S., living in Granville. (Perhaps another relative)

John Henry Fred. Buenger, son of Jacob and Maria Buenger, a farmer, born Klopzow, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living town of Milwaukee, marr. Augusta Koeppen, dau. of Henry and Dorothea Koeppen on 12/7/1883; 8 p.m. civil ceremony in town of Milw. Witnesses: Fried. Meinke and Caroline Meinke.

Death record: Maria Buenger died age 92 yrs. on 5/2/1886; born Germany 1793, buried Union Cemetery. (I am not certain that she is Maria, mother of John Henry Fred.Buenger,above.) Lina Bunger,born Mecklenberg, died age 2 Oct. 1869, from 1870 Town of Milw. census death record. Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Friedrich Buenger, born 1840, died 9/20/1886 in Williamsburg, Town of Milw., age 46; and Sophia Buenger 1810 to 3/22/1887; Henry Buenger 1834 to 5/29/1887. Indenture between Fritz and Auguste Bienger on 5/25/1907 and Erna Guillemin for $1.00 for the N 1 acre of S 7 acres of Lot 8 in Sec. 18 T8N R22 E. Warranty Deed from above Biengers to Erna Guillemin on

9*7 4/18/1908 for $1.00 for the N 4 acres of S 11 acres of Lot 8 in SEi Sec.18 T8N R22 E. It is unknown as to whether the Buengers or earlier owner, William Maresch, built the frame farmhouse. The Habes' built the log cabin and out-buildings that had been on the property earlier. Nicholas and Catherine Habes had sold the property in 1875 to William Maresch, "with all improvements thereon and all crops on said land" but the land and outbuildings reverted to the Habes1 who sold to the Buengers in 1881.

n ft BURCHARD, CHRISTIAN Christian Burchard and his wife, Wilhelmine(Hamann) were born in the town of Guestrow, near Schwerin, the capital of Mecklen berg, according to Arthur A. Rabe's memoirs. They were Arthur's maternal grandparents. The Burchards came to the Town of Milw. in 1856, and by 1869 owned 25 acres on the W side of Lake Drive between Bradley and Dean Roads in present Fox Point. On 11/15/1880, they purchased from Frederick Schultz for $3300.00, a 35 acre tract on the NW corner of Bradley Rd. and N. Lake Drive.... site of present 8107 N. Lake Dr.

1860 town of Milw. census Burghardt, Christian 25 farmer Mecklenberg-Sch. Minna 27 wife II Minna 2 Wise. St. John's Lutheran Church (Glendale) record: Wilhelmine Friedericke Christine born 10/21/1859, dau. of Christian and Wilhelmine(Hammann)Burchard.

1870 town of Milw. Borchardt, Chr is. tia n 34 farmer Mecklenberg Minna 36 wife II Minna 12 Wise. Lisette 9 II Lina 6 II St. John's Lutheran Church record: Maria, dau. of the above same parents, born 2/3/1875 - she appears to have died young. Arthur Rabe's memoirs show: Minnie born 10/23/1857, died 11/10/1931; Caroline 2/24/1863, died 7/23/1934 and Lisette born 12/27/1860, died 12/1/1941. Wilhelmine Friedericke Christine, dau. of Christian and Wilhelmine(Hamann)Burchard, marr. 12/16/1877 to Casper Traxel, son of Casper and Maria Traxel; he born 2/16/1851 Milw., living Town of Milw. Lisette Burchard, dau. of same, marr. Charles Rabe, son of Johann David and Sophia(Heims)Rabe at St. John's Church (on Port Washington Rd., Glendale) 6/26/1881. Lisette's name was Lisette Margaretha Carolina. 1880 town of Milw. Borchart, Christian 44 farmer Mina 46 Lena 16 Lina Burchert, dau. of Christian and Emi1ie(Hamann)Burchert, born Germany 2/24/1864:, marr. Friedrich Prefke, son of Karl and Marie (Bruestin)Prefke; he born Germany 12/22/1862, a farmer living Milw., marr. 5/20/1888. (Lina was Carolina; Fred's surname was Praefke . Perhaps Wilhelmine(Hamann)'s name was

99 Emilie Wilhelmine?) Marie Brustin Praefke is also referred to in St. John's Lutheran Church records as Dorothy Prestin and Marie Bruestin Praefke. Perhaps Wilhelmine(Hamann)Burchard was related to Fred Hamann, also from Mecklenberg, who lived nearby.

~~ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY N. Port Washington Road Burchard, Christian 2/16/1836 to 9/2/1891 Wilhelmine 10/24/1834 to 5/26/1904~~

Wilhelmine*s parents are not listed on her death record. Arthur RabeBs memoirs state Christian died 9/j_0/1891 of asthma; upon his death, "Grandma Burchard" sold the farm and lived in Milw. with dau., Caroline and her husband Fred Praefke. BURCHARDT , CHRISTIAN

The 1869 map shows C. Burkhardt's 20 acres on present Regent Road between Fairy Chasm and Brown Deer Roads (Regent Rd. being a continuation of Yates and St. Monica Blvd.) The 1905 Fox Point map shows the same land as "C. J, Burchardt estate".

Christian Burchardt, son of Ludwig and Henriette Burchardt, born Serpin, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marr. Sophia Schuett, dauo of Johann and Magdalena on 5-13-1866 Milwaukee; he a laborer living Milwaukee.

~~1870 Town of Milwaukee census~~

~~Burchardt, Christ 35 farmer Meck.-Sch. Sophia 32 II II Wilhelmine 11 mo. Wisconsin~~

St. John's Church records (Fox Point) Wilhelmine Burchardt, dau. of Sophia (Schuett) and Christian Burchardt, born 7-26-1869. Anna Louise Caroline, dau. of same, born 10-2-1871. Wilhelmine Burchart marr. Julius Knak 4-23-1893. Anna Burchert marr. 7-12-1894 Christian Gruenwald, born 1-21-1872 Franklin, Wis. Auguste Burchardt, dau. of Christian and Sophia (Schuett) Burchardt marr. 10-14-1906 to John Blankenberg, son of Albert and Anna (Herman) Blankenberg.

~~St. John's Luth. Church Cemetary (Fox Point)~~

Burchardt, Christian 7-2-1832 to 4-13-1900 Magdalena b-2y-1832 to 10-1-1920 (Her death record names her as Sophia Burchardt; her name was probably Sophia Magdalena, after her mother. Christian's death record states he died Town of Wauwatosa, lived Town of Milwaukee.)

1902 Town of Milwaukee Directory Auguste Burchardt, dressmaker; Sophie Burchardt, widow of Christian; and William Burchardt, farmer are all living in s.w. Sec. 4, which is the old farmland of Christian's. BURGEMEISTER

~~1860 Town of Milw.~~

~~Burgemeister, Julius 31 potter Prussia Catherine 29 wife France Herman 3 Wise.~~

~~1870 Town of Milw.~~

~~Burgemeister, Hans 13 Wise. He is living with the Petric family, along with Mr. Van Altena, a school teacher, and Lina Meiser, age 18, domestic servant.~~

Herman Burgemeister, son of the late Julius and Katherina (Peter or Petri)Burgemeister, a farmer born and living town of Milwaukee, married on Oct. 26, 1879 to Gertrude Marie Meyer, dau. of Gerhard Ev. and Marianna(Krumholz)Meyer; married at St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church, (present Glendale). Witnesses: Karoline Winkler, Pauline Meyer, Evert Meyer and George Klauk

~~1880 Town of Milw.~~

~~Burgemester, Herm 23 farm laborer Wise, Gertrude 21 wife "~~

~~St. John's Church record: Herman Burgemeister, born April 27, 1857. His mother's maiden name was shown as "Metz", however, on the birth record.~~

~~$ m BURKE~~

1850 town of Milw. census Burke, John 37 farmer Germany Hannah 36 Michael 15 John 12 Dority 7 Ferdinand 6 Mena 3 Wise, Charles 4 mo. They are living along the Port Washington Rd., next to/near to the Mullie family, in present Fox Point. I didn't find them on the 1860 census, but there was a John Burke, age 16, living in town of Granville with the Timothy Tobin family, as a laborer. From the 1870 Town of Milw. census death record, deaths occuring during the past year: Christoph Burke, age 66, born Hanover, died Jan. 1870 from effect of a wagon rolling over.

a A BURMEISTER, CARL Carl and Caroline(Koester)Burmeister lived on the NE corner of Regent and Brown Deer Rds.,in present Bayside, on former Dillmann farmland. I do not know if they were related to the other Burmeister families in the town of Milwaukee.

1870 town of Milwaukee census Burmeister, Carl 38 farmer MMecklenber g Catherina 25 wife 88 Augusta 5 18 Theresa 3 8V Elisa 1 WiseW , Catharina is also known as Caroline in various records; her name was probably Catharina Carolina. They were members of St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd. in present Glendale.

~~1880 town of Milwaukee census Burmeister, Carl 48 farmer Mecklenberg Carolina 35 wife Theresia 14 Wise. Elisabeth 11 Wilhelm 9 Carl, Jr. 8 Catharina 4 George 1~~

Burmeister, Augusta 15 Mecklenberg (dau. of Carl and Catharine Caroline; living with and working for the Jacob H. Bender family.) Elisabeth marr. Albert H.H.Borcherdt 11/24/1889; Catherine marr, Richard Franzel 9/28/1890 and Wilhelm marr. Alvine Amanda Kohl- hard 4/8/1911. From St. John's Lutheran Church records.

~~Carl and Caroline also had Martin Julius Johannes 10/26/1882, marr. Adela E.J.Filter 7/8/1917 - from St. John's records.~~

~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~

Burmeister, Carl 12/5/1832 to 5/15/1898 Caroline died 4/20/1920 from burial permit. No gravestone here now. Burmeister, George died 8/30/1950, aged 71 yrs. from burial permit. No grave stone here now. Burmeister, Martin died 12/6/1950, aged 70 yrs., from burial permit. No grave stone here now. 1902 town of Milwaukee directory Burmeister, Caroline, widow; George and Martin - living SW Sec.4 Dillman Station (same farmland they lived on since 1870)

% 194 BURMEISTER, CHRISTIAN Heinrich and Eva Demmer to Christian Burmeister 4/11/1853 for $80.00 for E 2 acres VI £ W 20 acres NWi SW^ Sec. 33 T8 R22 E. 1860 town of Miitecensus Burmeister, Christian 53 farmer Mecklen. -Schwerin Lena 45 wife 18 81 Lina 6 Wise. They lived next to John Burmeister, age 30, also from Mecklen berg, and his family. It is possible John was related to Christian - perhaps a nephew. To Christian Burmeister, Michael Seibel, George Ollig, Matthias Pfeifer and John N. Schindhelm from Adolph and Ellenora Luecke for $30.00 on 9/10/1861 for a part of the SWi SWi Sec. 33 T8 R22 E, beginning at SW corner of Adam Heis's land in Sec. 33, then S 1 rod, E 80 rods, N 1 rod and W 80 rods = £ acre. (The 1869 town of Milw. map shows this to be a road running along the S edge of the 5 men's land, at the N edge of Luecke's land.Those 5 families then had a dirt road leading E from presentSt. Monica Blvd. in the approximate location of present Fairmount Ave.)

Michael and Margareth Seibel to Christian Burmeister, a.11 of i Milw. County, 7/12/1864, for $100.00 for W 1 acre of E| of W 20 acres of NW^ SWi Sec. 33 T8 R22 E. 1870 town of Milwaukee census Burmeister, Christ. 62 farmer Meek.'-Sc h Helena/Delena 53 wife , 89 88 Pauline 16 Wise. Pauline marr. Ernst Kaestner 11/16/1877; her mother's maiden name was given as Moeller. 1880 town of Milw. census Burmeister, Christian 72 farmer " Lena 66 wife Christian Burmeister's will, #7666 - Vol.47 p.126 Probate record dated 4/26/1877, town of Milw.; he died there 2/8/1889, leaving all to widow Lena and then to his only child now living, Lena Kaestner, wife of Ernst Kaestner, after Lena's death.

Real estate: his homestead - the NW 6 acres of Lot 2 of S 42 acres of E^ SVl£ Sec. 33 T8 R22 E, including £ of the lane or road to be laid out N & S throughout the center of said 42 acres. and W 1 acre of E^ of W 20 acres of NW£ SVl£ Sec. 33 • and •>>. 2 acres of W^ of W 20 acres of NW^ SWi Sec. 33 all valued at $1,000.00 on 9/16/1889. 0% IfiS Pauline Burmeister married twice: On 9/26/1875, Pauline Burmeister, dau. of Christian and Helena Burmeister, marr. Fritz Dilgus, son of Fritz and Lina Dilgus, he a farmer, living town of Milw. On 11/16/1877, Pauline Burmeister, dau. of Christian and Helena(Moeller)Burmeister marr. Ernst Kastner, son of Georg and Marie(Mohr)Kastner, he a farmer, living town of Milw., marr. in Williamsburg, Milw. Co.

~~Christ. Burmaster, age 45, a tailor and Helena Burmaster, age 36, left Hamburg, Germany on the "Indian Queen", arriving in the Port of New York on Sept. 27, 1852.~~

x tec BURMEISTER, JOHN 1860 town of Milwaukee census Burmeister, John 30 farmer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Sophia 28 wife 88 88 Christian 3 Wise. Minna 2 88 Sophia's maiden name was Wiegner, from their children's marriage records. Also living in the town of Milw. were Henry Wiegner and Carl Weigner; perhaps all three were related. A descendant of John and Sophia told me the family knew Sophia and Carl were brother and sister; both Carl and Sophia are buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery.

On 10/23/1866, John purchased 2 parcels each of 10.08 acres for $1,100.00 in Lot 1 NVl£ Sec. 4 T7 R22 E from Amelia Selby, Dr. Selby's wife. This was along present Marlborough Dr. in the 4500-4600 block, in present Shorewood. John and Sophia lived next to Christian Burmeister and were, no doubt, related. Christian's will only mentioned a daughter; since John was living at the time of Christian's will, I presume John may have been a nephew - and also thought John's father may have been named Christian, since John named his eldest son Christian.

1870 town of Milwaukee census Burmeister, John 40 farmer Sophia 36 wife Christian 13 Mina 11 Fredericka 9 Paulina 7 Anna 5 William 3 Lena 4 mo. Burmeister, John 33 laborer Mecklen. -Schwerin Minna 25 wife 88 ii Wilhelm 2 Wise. Henry 7 mo. 88 He may also be related to the other Burme;f

~~~~John and Sophia Burmeister also had Louis, born 1871; married Flora Sohns 9/17/1892.~~~~

~~~~Christian marr. Louisa Jurn/Joern; he died age 69 yrsy8mov20 days on 12/1/1926.~~~~

~~~~Mina marr. William Henkel 4/10/1881 with Charles Rabe, Johann Lewernz and Christian Burmeister as witnesses.~~~~

~~~~Fredericka marr. John Lewerntz 2/2/1879 - he had been a wit-~~~~

~~~~& M ness at Mina Burmeisterfs wedding to William Henkel.~~~~

Anna marr. Wilhelm Dahms 9/14/1898 and Wilhelm Burmeister marr. Rose Sohns, sister of Flora Sohns, above, on 3/31/1889. John and Sophia Burmeister were not shown on the 1880 Town of Milwaukee census - they may have been missed by the census taker.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~~~

~~Burmeister, Johann 4/17/1830 to 4/3/1901 Sophie 5/24/1833 to 6/10/1908 (she died of typhoid fever) Burmaster, William 1867 - 1919 Rose 1867 - 1951 Burmeister, Louis 1871 - 1944 Florence 1873 - 1944~~

Johann Burmeister - WILL #1550 Vol.18 p.374 Will dated 3/14/1901; died 4/3/1901 in Village of East Milwaukee (Shorewood). Heirs: widow Sophia; daughters Lena Toohey, Fredericka Henkel, Annie Dahms, Bertha Jurn all of Milw.; Emma Sife(Seif) of Holland, Mich, and Minnie Henkel of Manistee, Mich.; sons Christian, Louis, William and Charles. All of full age. Real estate, appraised by Joseph Gerber, Ralph Bare and John Larsen(also spelled Larkin) was: the N 32f of W 120' Blk.20 Glendale Invest. Assoc. Subdiv. #1 town of Milw. - valued at $100.00 and Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20 Blk.6 same subdivision, val ued at $1,000.00 as of 5/20/1901. (Lots 17-20 are S of Glen dale Ave., Shorewood.) Personal property as of 5/20/1901 = $92.50. All left to wife Sophia, to be executrix, who was called by Johann a "good, loving and affectionate mother." Joseph Gerber, John Larsen and William Kitzerow were witnesses to his will. Sophia Burmeister WILL #25105 Vol.194 p. 17 and Vol.32 p 399 Dated 11/1/1904; she died 6/10/1908. Daughter Lena Toohey appointed executrix. Lena(Burmeister)Toohey died 6/6/1915, at which time there was a cash balance of $4,739.79; a 10 acre farm in E.Milwaukee (Shorewood) and one lot undisposed of. Walter C. Moeller appointed administrator de bonis non, with the will annexed, on 11/18/1915. Moeller sold the farm on 7/21/1916 to F. J. Stanton of Milwaukee for $6000.00 and the lot to Louis Burmeister for $150.00. All heirs consented to sales. Lena had collected the rents for the farm; $31.25 not accounted for in rent. (The lot was the N 32' of the W 120' Blk.20 of the Burmeister land.)

$ ^ Heirs: sons Christian, William, Louis and Charles; daughters Minnie Henkel of Manistee, Mich., Lena Toohey, Anna Dahms, Emma Seif, Bertha Jurn and Fredericka Henkel, whose whereabouts are unknown. Fredericka's children are: William Leverenz and Ed ward Leverenz, children of her 1st marriage to John Leverenz; Mathilda Roth and Paul Henkel, all of Milwaukee, and Walter Henkel of Denver, Colorado. Lena Toohey died during the administration of her mother's estate, and left no husband. Her children are Harry Toohey of Chicago, 111., Margaret Oberwetter and Katherine Moeller of Milwaukee.

Peter Thomsen's mortgage of $250.oo was collected on 1/24/1915. E. Roller's mortgage collected on 4/24/1916 for $150.00; balance of mortgage on 8/10/1916, with interest, was $101.50. (Both the Thomsen and Roller places were on Marlborough Dr. in the present 4500 and 4600 blocks. Mrs. Roller, a widow, married Mr. Thomsen.) Personal property amounted to $144.00 as of the 8/11/1908 inventory. Real estate: 5.04 acres of E^ NWi Sec. 4 T7 N R22 E and 10.08 acres of same above description; both parcels valued at $5,500.00 on 8/11/1908. Lots 17, 18, 19 and 20 Blk.6 Glendale Investment Assoc. Subdiv.#1, village of E. Milwaukee (now Shorewood) = $1,600.00. The N 32' of W 120' Blk.20 Glendale Invest.Assoc.Subdiv. #1, village of E. Milwaukee = $250.00. (The above lots are S of present Glendale Ave.)

~~~~Her will stated dau. Fredericka Henkel had left for parts unknown 13 yrs. ago and not been heard of since. $1.00 was left to her.~~~~

Daughters Annie, Minnie, Emma, Bertha and Walter C. Moeller, as executor of the estate of dau. Lena Toohey, all received $1,192.92, as did sons William, Louis and Charles. Son Christian only received $422.93. Sophia's will specified that each of the 8 children (minus Fredericka and Christian) were to receive an undivided 1/10 share. Christian was "to receive an undivided 1/10 share, subject to a charge made upon his share, in the amount of $770.00, to be paid out of his share and to become part of my said residuary property and estate to be divided among my devisees."

~~~~The children of dau. Fredericka Henkel to receive an undivided 1/10 share.~~~~

'lot Lina J. Burmeister, dau. of Sophia Weidner(Wiegner) and John Burmeister, born Milw., marr. 11/23/1881 to John Toohey, son of Michael and Katherine (Croner) Toohey, he a painter, born Milw. Civil ceremony.

Anna Burmeister, dau. of John and Sophia Wegner(Wiegner)Bur meister, born U.S., marr. In a religious ceremony 9/14/1895 to Wilhelm Dahms, son of Carl and Henriette(Wendt)Dahms; he born Germany. Fredericke Burmeister, dau. of John and Sophia(Wiegner)Burmeister, marr. 2/2/1879 City of Milw., in a religious ceremony, to John Lewerntz, son of John Lewerentz and Mary(Witt)Lewerentz, he a manufacturer of brooms.

A ship passenger list from Glazier & Filby, showing passengers arriving in New York Jiane 5, 1856 from Hamburg, on the "Rhein" lists: Wegener, Heinr. age 26 a farmer Burmeister, Joh. age 26, a farmer Wegener, Sophie age 24, single They are shown next to each other on the list and may be "our" John Burmeister and Sophie Wiegner. Perhaps they married in New York; I did not find a Milw. County marriage record for them.

* I/O BUTTLES

Joel Buttles purchased 560 acres in present River Hills, Fox Point, Glendale and Whitefish Bay, in 1835, at the Green Bay land sale. Joel's cousin, Cephas Buttles, purchased 80 acres from Joel, becoming the first settler in present River Hills in 1849. Cephas and Nancy(Stoughton)Buttles' log cabin was built on.the present intersection of 1-43 and W. Bradley Road.

1850 town of Milwaukee census Buttles, Cephas 57 farmer Mass. Nancy 57 Conn. Orin 17 Penn. Buttles, F. S. 19 clerk Penn. (living with Gottlieb Bittner family) Cephas and Nancy had Frederick S.(shown above); Laura who died at age 4; Orrin Mortimore(above) and Oscar Babbitt, along with Anson W. and Celinda Olive.

Anson W. Buttles, son of Cephas and Nancy(Stoughton)Buttles, married Cornelia^'Mullie, dau. of Jacob and Catharine Mullie 1/15/1850, at the house of Jacob Mullie. Cephas Buttles, Justice rof Peace*-officiating.* Mullies were a neighboring family to the Buttles' in Fox Point.) 1850 City of Milwaukee census, 1st Ward Buttles, Anson 28 surveyor Penn. Cornelia 21 Holland Cephas A. 21 Penn. Cephas Augustus Buttles, living with Anson and his bride, was a brother of Anson. Cephas married Camilla Mygatt. Anson W. Buttles purchased 10 acres from Paul and Celinda Olive Juneau of Theresa, Dodge Co. on Dec. 9,1850, being the N£ E£ N£ VI£ NW^ Sec.16 T8 R22E. Celinda Olive Buttles, dau. of Cephas and Nancy Buttles, married Paul Juneau, son of Solomon Juneau (a founding father of Milwau kee) in 1847. Paul was accidently shot and killed by a nephew with a bow and arrow in Juneau, Dodge Co., Wis. Aug. 13,1858. Celinda and her children returned to her parents' home by the 1860 census.

~~~~1860 town of Milwaukee census~~~~

~~~~Buttles, Anson W. 39 farmer Penn. Cornelia 38 wife Holland Catharine 9 Wise. Olive 7 II Ida 5 ii Cephas 3 H Anson 1 11~~~~

(II Buttles, Cephas 69 farmer Nancy 69 wife Conn. Frederick 25 tinsmith Penn. Juneau, Celinda 37 widow Wise. Anna 11 Wise. Lamont 10 88 Frank 9 88 Bertha 7 18 Marion 6 11 Mary 4 11 Pauline 2 18 Nancy(Stoughton)Buttles died Dec.27,1869 and fs buried at Forest Home Cemetery. Anson Waters Buttles was a civil engineer, surveyor and town clerk for the town of Milwaukee, covering a period of nearly 50 years. He was also Milwaukee County Superintendent of Schools in the 2nd District.

He was a Justice of Peace, school clerk and a principal assistant to Byron Kilbourn for Wisconsin's two earliest railroads, the Milwaukee Mississippi and Milwaukee LaCrosse, which merged into the Milwaukee Road Railroad Co. He was a Chief Engineer building the Milw. LakeShore & Western Railroad, now the Northwestern RR Co.

Throughout a period of 50 years (1850 until his death in 1905) Anson Buttles kept a daily diary of what he did, who he saw and items of interest happening in the town of Milw. His grandson, Anson Mullie Buttles, tape recorded those diaries prior to his death in 1991.

1870 town of Milwaukee census Buttles, Anson W. 50 farmer Ida 15 Cephas 13 Anson 10 Cornelia 8 Augustus 5 Louis S. 4 Julie 3 Vinney 2 Alice 5 mo. Juneaju, Marie 14 (dau. of Cel inda and Paul Juneau, born Wise,) For some unknown reason, Anson's wife, Cornelia, is not shown on this census. Temporarily living elsewhere with another child, helping than out?

^9 HI ^ Buttles, Cephas 79 farmer Juneau, Olive 47 widow Franklin 19 Marion 16 Pauline 11 Cephas died May 17, 1878 and is also buried at Forest Home Cemetery. Kate S. Buttles, dau. of Anson W. and Cornelia(Mullie) Buttles, marr. 12/27/1876 to George B. Posson, son of Peter G. and Catherine Posson. George, born Schoharie Co., NY, lives in Milwaukee. 1880 town of Milwaukee census Buttles, A. W. 58 Cornelia 51 Ida 25 Anson 21 Cornelia 19 Augustus 17 Lewis S. 15 Julia 13 Virginia 11 Alice W. 10 Cornelia marr. 6/24/1884 to David Moses Cleveland, son of Norman L. and Carrie(Baker)Kneeland. Ida Jeanette marr. John Post, son of Jacob and Mary R. (Jackson)Post; he a farmer living Kent Co., Mich.; marr. 8/25/1886. 1902 town of Milwaukee directory Buttles, Anson M. farmer, SW Sec. 8, Dillman Anson W. ins.agent, SW Sec.8, Dillman Virginia SW Sec. 8, Dillman

FOREST HOME CEMETERY Buttles, Cephas 4/11/1791 to 5/17/1878 Nancy 1793 to 12/27/1869 Buttles, Anson W. 6/22/1821 to 1/21/1906 Cornelia 2/13/1829 to 10/21/1911 Cephas A. 5/6/1829 to 5/6/1881 Orin 5/23/1833 to 12/27/1890 Fred. S. 1/1/1831 to 6/4/1913 Jeanette 10/22/1847 to 2/25/1909 Ethel 2/20/1883 to 11/20/1915 Buttles, Mabel 11/10/1875 to 8/15/1926 Minnie 10/31/1867 to 10/22/1936 Buttles, Anson M. 2/7/1859 to 11/3/1942 Alma 8/21/1881 to 1/28/1956 Buttles, Grace E. 8/5/1866 to 10/23/1904 Cephas 7/27/1857 to 3/24/1937

~~~~Eveline 11/11/1835 to 10/2/1915 (Orin's wife?)~~~~

~~~~Potter, Olive B. 1853 to 1922 (nee Buttles)~~~~

~~~~Buttles, Sarah Agnes Mayo 7/12/1877 to 10/31/1952 Buttles, Lewis S. 12/14/1864 to 9/13/1941 Eva Warner 7/14/1860 to 5/28/1961~~~~

Frank A. 8/11/1855 to 7/26/1862 Frank Edw. 1/10/1864 to 4/26/1940 Robt.A.S. 5/14/1896 to 10/23/1901 Lewis S.,Jr 9/24/1901 to 5/11/1950 The Anson W. Buttles house built in 1876 still stands, with some additions, at 820 W. Bradley Rd., River Hills.

~~~~The following letter, dated 10/17/1875 is included for the inter esting price information, house constrution at the 820 W. address and local gossip.~~~~

To Cephas Buttles; Randolph, Dodge Co., Wis., from Anson Waters Buttles: Home - Oct.17,1875 "Dear Son, I suppose you will be very much surprised to receive a line from me. On reading your last letter I was surprised to see that you have an opinion that I do not care or think about you. You do not exactly use those words but from the tenor of them it means so. The girls or some of the folks are writing all the time and it never struck me that you would feel neglected or I certainly would hve written you and most assuredly feel more anxiety about you now than when you were always under my eye. And I feel proud of you for the ambition you have in trying to make your way through this rough world.

$> Were I to commence the world again, I would travel a different road from the one I have and having had the experience, now can judge and see where I have missed things and know when and where to give advice to the young. I feel certain that if you follow the course you are now pursuing and keep the same resolutions, you will undoubtedly one day make your mark in the world. And will be an honor both to yourself and your friends. I am certainly astonished at the progress you have made in letter writing. Your composition is very good and your spelling is 200% better of which I feel pleased, for I do abhor a poor speller. Still everyone is liable to mistakes, but enough of that at present.

Now, I suppose you would like to hear of some of the matters and things at home and around our locality. To begin with, we are all well and feeling happy, as usual. The Holland boys threshed for us and we had 288 bushels of wheat, 103 of oats, 30 bushels peas, 34 bushels Buckwheat and 150 bushels of potatoes. Our corn would have been a success if the frost had not got ahead of it. We left it on the stalks as long as we could to let it ripen. But it is now getting so late that we have part of it cut; the greater part is very fine but not quite as hard as it should be.

Uncle Gust had two potatoes sent to him last spring. I got one of them, weighed 2£ lbs., made 18 hills of it, planted it and this fall when dry, dug them and made 2£ bushels heaping full, with some 4 or 5 potatoes over - some of them very large. I will keep them for seed, do not know the name of them. Grandpa Mullie, from a little stack of wheat, thrashed 105 bushels. He felt very grand the day they threshed and after they got done and were all in the house, he said - Well, I feel so good about the wheat I guess I must drink a little whiskey. Mama and I could not keep from laughing.

Van den Heuvels have 130 bushels of onions and Mrs. Van den Heuvel has a young daughter. I now have something to tell you about your very particular friend, little McElroy. He got too much beer at Krocker's last Tues. night and between 11 and 12 o'clock at night went to Mrs. Sellmanns; got through the window and went upstairs to the little girls' bed (one 10, the other 12 years old) and wanted to take some improprietie with them, but they called their mother and that ended it. He offered first $5, then $10, but I issued a warrant for him. I was not as hard with him as if he had not been misled. Someone told him to go there and it would be all right, but he was mistaken. I made him pay $13 and that will be a lesson for him. Came very near to sending him to the House of Correction. A bright boy. (Buttles was Justice of Peace at this time. Krocker's saloon was near the present Silver Spring House on Green Bay Rd. Sellmanns lived on W. Green Tree Rd., near River Rd. and VandenHeuvels lived on the Port Rd., near the Mullies, in present Fox Point. The "Holland" boys were young Dutch

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But I have come to the conclusion not to build this fall but get the cellar dug and walled up, and get the lumber out this fall and winter. Don't you think that would be a good plan? Will get the money for about 5-6 years and will pay it back if we have no draw back. But should anything happen to us, you must all try and help save the home, for I am determined to have a comfortable one some of these days, if God spares me and gives me health. We are having exceedingly cold weather just at present. The ice has been an inch thick down at the spring, but that is always the coldest place in this county.

~~~~I suppose you know Mar(Marion)Juneau is teaching school in the city. She came home night before last and her brother, Frank, took her home this P.M.~~~~

Last Monday night about 7 p.m. Fred Isenring and his bride came up in a carriage and I united them in marriage. Are a fine looking couple. You know his mother always thought she was a fine woman and would make Fred a good wife, but just the week before he was married, she got angry and would not come to see them married. Some say that Anna Isenring made all the trouble; they wanted him to marry a German girl. Is it not awful? I think so.

I suppose the girls told about the threshing machine. John Koehn got affronted about that trial, I suppose, and so this fall they tried the machine a little, then got angry and hauled it on the road. Then went down and bought a new one with Fred Jecks(Goecks) and left me out. I am very glad to get rid of them; they did not thresh long before they had a muss. Hermann sold his share to Garret Meyer, then they had

# ^ at' 2 or 3 musses - so let them work. Kitty and Dolly (horses) begin to look better now and they drive nicely. The colt did not do very well in Jim Dean's pasture, but has improved some since being brought home. The old pony looks good but will always be lame. He and Rocker (another pony?) went to Milwaukee and back this p.m. in 3 hours.

The German teacher's daughter got a certificate and will teach this winter down at Messer's School House and Kate will begin the 1st of Nov. Morris is making great strides to get elected Milw.County Superintendent of Schools. Got out some election cards in German with David Morris....the Protestant Candidate for Milw.Co. Superintendent of Schools. I told him that was wrong but he would not listen or believe it. He will teach at the Lindwurm school this winter. He will not be elected by any means. (The "Messer" school was School District #5 - the later Green Tree School; Mr. Messer was apparently the teacher. The Lindwurm school was District #10 school, on land donated by the Lindwurms, just south of the C&NW RR on Port Washing ton Rd., W side of road, south of Henry Clay St.)

Tell Mr. Brown I should be happy to form his acquaintance and perhaps it will take place. Should very much like to visit that County although Uncle Paul Juneau and I had a trip through there before you were born, in 1856 - but I suppose the County has changed much since. (Dodge County, Wise.)

Grandpa Buttles is still around but likes the stove this cold weather. Grandpa and Grandma Mullie are well and expecting Aunt Jannette from 111. every day. Uncle John's folks are all well,and last, but not least, we are all well and send love. Mama says you must dress warm and not take cold. You will have very hard work to read this as I have been writing too much today. Am tired, so Good Bye from your loving father.

A. W. Buttles Excerpts from Anson W.Butties' 1876 diary: Thurs., June 29,1876 Promised Hiram Bender I would come down and do some surveying for him; did not like the job for the reason the land lies a half mile on the Milwaukee River bank, very steep and heavy swamp to go through. However, I took my tools and went down. Cornelia and Julia (Mrs. Buttles and daughter) went along to keep Mrs. Peter Bender company. I worked faithful all day; got my feet wet. Besides I did not get done and must go down again in the morning and try to finish it up, if a favorable day. Drove the old pony down. Cornelia says she had a pleasant visit. Julia says she is very tired. Did not get home until after dark. Has been a very warm day but cool this evening. Friday, June 30, 187 I was very tired last night. Is awful hard work for me to walk so much now, but I must stick to it as long as I can earn all the money I can honestly. Tony took me down to Benders this a.m. and brought the team back. I told him he need not come after me as I could not tell when I would get done and would walk home. (In 1876, Anson Buttles was about 56 yrs.old) Made a finish about 4 o'clock and left my instruments with Hiram Bender and walked home. You bet I was glad when I got home. Cut across lots in some places; awful cold tonight. Sunday, July 2, 1876 This p.m. William Bender and his wife came along and stopped for awhile. I have been handling the pen and pencil about all day and very busy, too. Am making a plat of Bender's farm; will lay out part of it in Lots. (William Bender, son of settler Peter Bender, was father attorney Walter Bender. Bender Park, in South Milwaukee, was named for Walter Bender) Monday, July 3, 1876 I had some notices to put up this morning which I Wa$ compelled to do, being the 1st day required by law. So I done my duty and also had a return to make to our town treasurer concerning the State School Fund, which I also accomplished. Then drove around Bender's mill and got some feed. Must keep the horses up as they are looking well now and would like to keep them so. For Bender surveying on June 29 and 30, 1876 - $15.00.

~~~~ADDITIONAL DEEDS AND INFORMATION~~~~

Joel Buttles to Cephas Buttles, 6/1/1849, for $1.00 for E-l/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 8 T8 R22 E = 80 acres. The 1855 Wis. State census for town of Milw. shows Cephas Buttles1 household has a deaf and dumb person living there.

~~~~Joel Buttles to Orin and Fred Buttles of MLlw. Co., 7/31/1850 for $50.00 for the W 1/2 SW 1/4 Sec. 8 T8 R22 E = 80 acres. Joel was of Columbus, Ohio then.~~~~

To Oscar B. Buttles and Cephas A. Buttles, 2/3/1851, from Aaron and Elizabeth W„ Perry of Columbus, Ohio for $225.00 for Lot 13 Blk. 100 2nd Ward, W side of MLlw„ River. C. A. Buttles leased on 11/18/1855 from James Holton of City of Milw* the store #14 on Lot 12 Blk. 58 4th Ward "next west of W. Gordons Confectionary Store" for 4 years 5-1/2 mo. to 5/1/1860 for $600 annual rent. C* A. Buttles then assigned lease to Oscar B. Buttles for $1.00, who assigned it to Fried. Lenike and Fried,, Ishlenstedt.

~~~~^ f //e CAESER To Siegmund Caesar, 8/22/1849, for $334.50 for Vl£ NWi Sec. 4 in T8 N R22 E = 89.20 acres. This was on the NE corner of Yates and Fairy Chasm Rd., N to County Line Rd.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Zesar, Sigamund 57 farmer Saxe-Weine Magdalena 52 81 88 Ferdinand 18 11 88 Ferdinand Caeser, son of Sigimund and Magdalena(Heim)Caeser, a farmer born Sax-Weimar, Germany, marr. Sophia Block, dau. of Johann and Augusta Block, on 7/29/1866 town of Milw. (In their children's death records, however, Sophia is referred to as nee "Bliss") 1870 town of Milwaukee census Caeser, Ferdinand 68 farmer Saxony Ferdinand 29 farmer 88 Sophia 28 wife Mecklenberg Louise 2 Wise. Sigamund Caesar, born 2/13/1808, died 8/9/1878 from St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church(Glendale)records. Buried in church cemetery with wife, but no marker exists today for him, either.

Louisa Maria Sophia born 4/26/1870, dau. of Ferdinand and Sophia (Block)Caeser. Pauline Caesar born 8/16/1874 (was she "Carolina" age 8 on the 1880 census, below?); Friedrich Caesar born 12/14/1875 - from St. John's records.

1880 to wn of Milw. census Caesar, Ferdinand 39 Sophia 40 Louisa 10 Carolina 8 Fredrich 6 Clara 1 Fritz Ferdinand Johann Caesar, son of Ferdinand and Sophie Caesar, born 12/14/1875, marr. 11/18/1899 to Hanna Susanna Schachtschneider, she born 1/25/1875. 1880 town of Milw. censusn Caesar, Carl 37 veveg.gardene« r Prussia Emily 34 88 Pauline 6 Wise. Reinhold 4 81 Marie 2

~~~~While the census states Carl was born in Prussia, his marriage record, below, says Saxony - he may have been~~~~

~~~~J>\ IIQ related to Ferdinand Caesar, above: Charles Fred. Caesar, son of Gottlieb and Friedericka Caesar, born Gehofen, Saxania, Germany, marr. 8/31/1873 to Emilie Hartung, in Milw.~~~~

~~~~Carl and his family lived in what became Shorewood. St. John's Lutheran Cemetery (Fox Point)~~~~

Caesar, Karl 9/11/1842 to 11/27/1888 Casar, Auguste F. M. 1868 to 1869 Caesar, Mrs. Sig., born 8/15/1808, died 12/15/1866. (in another reference re: her death, she is referred to as Magdalena Caesar. No marker in cemetery today)

Caesar, Ferdinand S. 4/9/1842 to 5/20/1922 Sophie 12/19/1838 to 12/9/1910 1880 census, cont'd. Caesar, Andrew 53 farmer/gardener Saxony Appolina 51 wife Prussia Lina 22 Wise. Emma 16 88 Clara 13 88 Eduard 11 81 Lizzie 9 88 To Andreas Caesar, 4/8/1872 from Maria Barbara Schorb, widow of John Georg Schorb, all of Town of Milw., for $2250.00 for Lot 1 & 2 in S^ NW^- Sec. 9 T7 R22 E = 11 acres except a portion conveyed to Barbara Brunner in Vol. 36 Deeds p. 499.

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory Caesar, Ferdinand living NE£ Sec. 4 Dillmann, on their Fred homestead property. (Dillmann was the local railroad/post office stop in that area)~~~~

Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Anzafona Caesar born 1830, died in Town of Milw. 6/30/1886. Were Gottfried and Dorothea Sophia(Caesar)Sprung, also from Saxony, related to the above Caesars? Sprungs also lived in the town of Milw.

~~~~In 1911, Fred. Usinger bought 5 acres in Lot 3 SE^ Sec. 4 from Fred. Caesar, in present Bayside.~~~~

V $ in* CARNEY 1870 town of Milw. census Carney, Michael 19 fisherman Penn. He lives with the William Consaul family of present White- fish Bay and married William's daughter, Ida Consaul on 9/22/1885. Ida's brother, William T. Consaul, marr. Michael' sister, Catherine(Kitty)Patricia Carney 11/16/1876,

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Carney, Anna 20 sis.-in-law Wise. She lives with her sister and brother-in-law, the William T. Consauls, in Whitefish Bay.~~~~

Catherine, Anna and Michael Carney were left orphans; they were born in Penn. and their parents, John and Bridget Carney, were from Ireland. They settled in Antigo, WI before coming to the town of Milwaukee - from Consaul family history.

~~~~1905 Village of Whitefish Bay census Carney, Michael E. 56 laborer Penn. Ida A. 49 wife Wise.~~~~

Ida was a dau. of William and Ruth Consaul. The Carney's built a house on Consaul property, N side of Silver Spring Dr., on the site of present 424 E. Silver Spring Dr. 1910 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Carney, Michael E. 60 carpenter Ida A. 54 wife Cairncross, Alice 33 boarder/teacher Iowa

~~~~Michael and Ida have been marr. 16 yrs., no children. Alice is a teacher in the 1st school in the village.~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE UNION CEMETERY Carney, Michael E. 1848 to 1924 Ida A. 1856 to 1927~~~~

12/ CHIPMAN I have included the Chipman family, even though they did not live in the town of Milwaukee, because of their close ties to the Consaul family. Hiram and Lavona Chipman are buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery with the Consauls. In 1841 a Harmon I. Chipman owned Lot 11 Blk.9 town of Milw, on the W side of the Milwaukee River. Was this Hiram or a relative of his? To Alonzo Chipman, 6/16/1849 for Lot 3 Blk.30 in 5th Ward, for $100.00. (This was in Walker's Point. Alonzo was perhaps a brother of Hiram Chipman.) Both William Consaul and Hiram Chipman were ship carpenters and living in Walker's Point by 1850, where the Wolf & Davidson shipyard was located - no doubt they were employed there. Hiram Chipman marr. Lavona Serale/Searle 5/14/1826. She was from Milton, Vermont; he born 11/2/1800 Essex, Vt., son of Thomas. Hiram was both a mechanic and ship carpenter. 1850 City of Milw. census - 5th Ward Chipman, Hiram 50 ship carpenter Vermont Lavona 46 88 Daniel W. 14 Sarah L. 11 Penn. Chloe 8 88 John T. A. 6 Victoria D.M. 3 Wise. They also had a daughter, Emily, born 1830, married John Lindsay in Milw. 4/30/1849. Their son, Alfred A., born 1850, died young John Lindsay apparently died, for Emily marr. again, in 1857 to John Smith, Hiram and Lavona's son, Alonzo, born 10/15/1 827(their eldest son) marr. Lydia Consaul in Milw. 8/7/1847. Alonzo and Lydia's son, Theodore, is shown on the 1870 census as age 19, living with the William H. Consaul family in present Whitefish Bay, and is a fisherman. Theodore was a nephew of William H.Consaul. Hiram and Lavonafs daughter, Mary, born 1832, marr. Lansing Marble. Lavona's maiden name came from Howard Chipman of Milwaukee, who has a copy of "The Chipman Genealogy". To Hiram Chipman, QCD 3/11/1858 for $250.00 for Lot 9 Blk.61 in 5th Ward, City of Milw. (Walker's Point). Witnesses: M.G. Smith and Emma W. Pratt.

~~~~1860 City of Milw. 5th Ward census Chipman, Hiram 59 ship carpenter Lavona 56 Sarah 21 John 15 Cloah/Chloe 17 Victoria 13 Smith, John 23 moulder born Norway Lillian 2 Wise.~~~~

I IX3L Emily(Chipman)Lindsay Smith died 7/10/1860 aged 30 yrs. and is buried with her parents in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery, "wife of John Smith". John and daughter Lillian are shown, above, living with the Chipman family. Hiram and Lavona and their family are shown living next to Theodore Consaul and his family on the 1860 census. Theodore was a brother of William Consaul, who had previously lived next to the Chipmans, but by 1860 had moved to present Whitefish Bay. Hiram and Lavona Chipman to Daniel Webster Chipman on 2/18/1862, QCD, for $250.00 for n£ Lot 9 Blk.61 5th Ward City of Milw.(Walker's Point). Daniel Webster Chipman marr. Susan M. Consaul, both of town of Milw., 1/26/1861 in presence of William H. Consaul, William H. Bender and others, with Peter Bender, Justice of Peace. Susan died 4/2/1881 age 41 yrs. Hiram and Lavona's daughter, Sarah Louise, marr. 10/24/1858 to James Gahagen. She died of consumption 10/11/1862, aged 23 yrs.11 mo. (Milw.Sentinel, 10/13/1862 p.1 col.6) Either James had died prior to Sarah, or they were divorced, for she is shown back in the Chipman household on the 1860 census as Sarah Chipman.

"History of Milwaukee" p.1503 states: "Daniel W. Chipman was born in Vermont; went to Erie, Penn. and in 1846 came to Milw. In 1856 he went to Calif., remaining until 1859 when he returned to Milw. During the war he was in the naval service 2 years."

Alonzo Chipman enlisted in the U.S.Navy in Feb. 1862 until June 1863 when he landed in New York City. At that time, he deserted his wife to stay out East. (Divorce record, Vol.30 #536, Circuit Court Proceedings, Plaintiff Index, Milw. County). In Nov. 1865, Lydia applied for a divorce on the grounds of desertion, stating they had two sons, Edgar E., age 16 (born Sept. 1849) and Theodore F., age 14 (born Sept. 1851). They were shown on the 1850 town of Waupaun, Fond du Lac Co., Wis. census (Dist.9). Nancy A. Pearson, a married woman living in City of Milw., was a witness for Lydia, having known her for 18 yrs. and Alonzo for 20 yrs. (Nancy was a dau. of Charles G. and Catherine (Norton)Everts. Charles G. Everts was a brother of Hannah M. Everts, the 2nd wife of William Consaul. Lydia(Consaul)Chipman was a daughter of William Consaul. Divorce granted 5/11/1866. Lydia marr. again on 10/11/1868 to Anthony Dauville, a farmer, living in Greenfield, Wis. Lydia died "by hanging," age 41 yrs. in April 1870, as shown on the 1870 Milw. Co. census death record.

Daniel W. Chipman WILL - #82224 Vol.146 p.25 (Daniel and former wife, Susan M. Consaul, had a daughter, Susan M., as shown in his will.) Will dated 12/10/1925, drawn when he was 88 or 90 yrs. of age, it was testified. Died 2/11/1931 Wauwatosa. Widow was Helen Frances Chipman; they had been marr. 41 yrs.

« Hi Daughter Susan M.Francey was a dau. of Daniel's 1st marr., it was testified. Daniel and Helen had two sons, Daniel W., Jr. and George P. Chipman. Susan Francey was wife of G. D. Francey, who had the Francey Coal, Stone & Supply Co. Susan and her half-brothers each received a 2/9's part of Daniel's personal property. His estate, all personal property, was valued at $55,000.00. His homestead was at 451 Walker St., Wauwatosa, which went to his wife.

~~~~Lilien Mary Smith, dau. of Emily(Chipman) and John Smith marr. 1/7/1873 to Charles Nelson Eliot, son of Isaac D. and Mary S. Eliot, he a painter born Malone, NY, living Milw.~~~~

$ $ Hi CONSAUL The Consaul family came from New York, as shown on early Milw. Co. census records. The only Consaul families in New York on the early censuses were the Consaulus/Consaul families origina ting in Schenectady. "Genealogies of First Settlers of Schenectady" by Johathan Pear son, pgs. 48-49, list Consauls as follows: Emanuel Consaul was in Schenectady as early as 1684. In 1767, two families by that name lived neighbors, not far from the intersection of the Lisha's kil and the north manor line, probably on what is now called the "Consaul road." Johannes Consaul of "Nistigioene" marr. Machtelt, dau. of Johannes Henstraat, in Albany 4/20/1765. They had 6 children baptized in Albany and 4 in Schenectady. Son Johannes, bpt. 11/5/1767 in Schenectady, marr. Viney Manning. Johannes and Viney(Manning)Consaul had, in Schenectady, 4 children: Johannes 1793, William 1796, Magdalena 1799 and Lydia 1801. (They probably had others elsewhere.)

William Consaul, born 4/17/1796 according to the Consaul family Bible, marr. Eliza Henry on 2/16/1816, probably in New York. The 1820 New York census shows John (Johannes above), his son John, Jr. and son William, as living in Steuban, Oneida Co.,

Descendants state the Consauls of Milwaukee went to Toledo, Ohio prior to moving here. The 1840 Lucas Co., Ohio census shows William Consaul and John Consaul, Jr. on page 267 in town of Oregon - Oregon was outside of Toledo, Ohio.

Eliza(Henry)Consaul, born 3/23/1797 died in April 1837. William then marr. Hannah Everts 8/12/1837. William and Eliza had, according to the Consaul family Bible: Lovina 12/21/1817 William, Jr. 7/22/1819, died 8/2/1819 William Henry 2/13/1820 Joseph 12/17/1821, died 7/10/1822 Margaret Ann 8/16/1822 Joseph James 8/17/1824 Lydia 12/3/1828 Gertrude 11/12/1830 Jane Ann 10/20/1832, died 12/21/1832 Theodore 12/15/1833 Mary Jane 8/15/1836, died 9/18/1838

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~~~~f) a To William Consaul, 11/6/1849, Lot 11 Blk.61 in 5th Ward City of Milw. and Lots 15 & 16 Blk.61 5th Ward. (Walker's Point)~~~~

1850 City of Milw. 5th Ward Consaul, William 55 contractor New York Hannah 48 Conn. Susan M. 11 New York There was no mention of any children with 2nd wife Hannah Everts in the Consaul Bible which leaves Susan M. Consaul dangling somewhere - she is shown above with Hannah and William. Was she his niece? To Hannah M. Consaul, City of Milw., from Charles G. and Malona Everts of town of Milw. on 1/22/1853 for $180.00 for S part of N part of s£ SVl£ Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E = just 15 acres in town of Milw., beginning at SW corner of 35 acres deeded by Alfred and his wife Lipscomb to C.G.Everts. The 15 acres begin on the N line of S^ SW^- and extend from Lake Michigan to the W line of said section, being of an unequal width with the whole length of said £ section. Hannah M. Consaul to Gallus Isenring 9/1855 for $600.00, 15 acres in N^ s£ SVl£ Sec. 28 - a house probably had been built on the land to increase the price from $180.00 in 1853 to $600 in 1855.

~~~~Cummings, Ira 23 tin smith Ohio Gertrude 20 New York Alfred 10 mo. Wise. Gertrude Jane Consaul marr. Isa B.Cummings 121/12/1848 in City of Milw.,with Lewis Raymond, Baptist minister.~~~~

Consaul, William H. 29 carpenter New York Ruth 26 England Eliza A. 1 Wise. William H. and Ruth Shouler/Shoater were marr. 4/2/1846, from Consaul Bible record; no record in Milw. Co., per haps marr. in Ohio. The above three families were living next to each other on the 1850 census in Walker's Point. To William H. Consaul, 9/29/1853, for $300.00, from Charles E. and Helen Wunderly, the city lots #4 and 5 in Blk.113 5th Ward in the City of Milw. (this was in Walker's Point). Alonzo and Lydia(Consaul)Chipman to William H. Consaul on 10/23/1854 for $150.00 for Lot 14 Blk.59 5th Ward in Walker's Point.

~~~~Also living next to the above three families are the Hiram and Lavona Chipman family, who will become related to the Consauls~~~~

& •§ lUr through their children's marriages. On 8/15/1854, warranty deed; to William H. Consaul for $1200.00 from Alfred and Maria Lipscomb - the S part of SVl£ SVl£ Sec. 2 and the S part of Lot 4 Sec. 28 = 35.58 acres, subject to lease to Lorenzo Pearson and to the unexpired term of the tenancy of said Pearson and also subject to a certain mortgage to Thomas L.S.Monteath for $150.00 and subject to the unexpired term of a lease to Augustus Richter upon a portion of the premises. Mortgage was released 12/24/1863.

~~~~Some of William and Eliza Consaul's children can be traced:~~~~

Joseph marr. Lydia A. Worthman 11/12/1848 Milw. Lydia marr. Alonzo Chipman, son of Hiram and Lavona Chipman 8/7/1847 in Milw. Lived in Waupun, Wis. 1850; they were later divorced. She marr. 2nd to Anthony Dauville in Milw. and "died by hanging" April 1870. She is buried in Forest Home Cemetery as Lydia Consaulus. Theodore became a sea capt. on Lake Michigan; marr.Martha ;they had Henry,Ella and Theodore. Lived next to Hiram and Lavona Chipman on 1860 census in Walker's Point. Susan M. marr. Daniel Webster Chipman, son of Hiram and Lavina Chipman; she died 4/2/1881 age 41 yrs. "of paralysis". Her death record states her father was William Consaul, that she was born 9/3/1839 in Ohio. ( The problem with Susan M. Consaul Chipman is that William Consaul's will dated 1855 does not list her among his children - nor is she acknowledged as a daughter of Hannah Consaul, William's wife, in Hannah's 1861 intestate proceed ings. Is it possible Susan was a child of William's son, William H. Consaul?)

Town of Milwaukee Cemetery Consaul, William "died March 17, 1855" (barely ledgible now) William Consaul - WILL - Vol.2 p.348 Milw. Co. dated 3/12/1855, witnessed by Stephen Everts(son of Charles G. Everts), Lorenzo Pearson and C. G. Everts, Justice of Peace. (Charles G. Everts was a brother of William Consaul's 2nd wife, Hannah(Everts)Consaul.) "My beloved wife(no name given)to get all household furni ture and £ of the remainder(of the estate)to be divided equally between my wife and eldest son, William Henry. The other £ to be divided equally among the rest of my children - Lavina, Margaret Ann, Joseph, Lydia, Gertrude and Theodore. The will was proved 4/8/1856 - and no mention of Susan Consaul.

9> On 3/23/1857: "We, William H. and Hannah M. Consaul, adminis trators of William Consaul's estate, of the town and county of Milw., State of Wise, received on 3/12/1856 $214.00 paid for a note held by David McDougall. $107.50 was due to me, William H. Consaul, for my house which stood on William Con- aul's land, which he agreed to pay me. $28.47 was paid for a note held by Caroline Fell, given by William Consaul in the fall of 1853. For the business done at Appleton in qualifying H. M. Consaul as administrator, $1.00.. Serogate(surrogate) fees and other charges in taking out letters of administration were $22.47. We received a note 3/12/1857 for $342.00 in hand from last year, which sum we hold ready when called for by the heirs."

1860 town of Milw. census Consaul, Hannah M. 56 widow Conn. Susan M. 21 New York Susan M. Consaul marr. Daniel W. Chipman, both of town of Milw., 1/26/1861 in presence of William H.Consaul, William H. Bender and others. Peter Bender, justice of peace.

Consaul, William H. 40 farmer New York Rose(Ruth) 36 wife England William T. 9 Wise. Eliza Emma 6 II Ida A. 4 it Mary Jane 1 II Hannah Consaul - ADMINISTRATION #1227 - microfilm This was difficult to read,being so old. She died 3/1861 and is probably buried with husband William Consaul in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery - there is an old, weathered and broken stone next to his grave. Probate filed 7/18/1861 by Charles G. Everts of town of Milwaukee. He testified that she died in town of Milw. last March 1861, without a last will or testament. She left no husband or children, mother or father, and he is her brother and next of kin. She left as property a note(mortgage) for $600.00. She had a lot in Appleton, Wise, (difficult to read the lot's description.) He petitioned to be appointed administrator of her estate. (And no mention of Susan M. Counsal Chipman.)

The Consaul farmland was present Lake View Ave. S to Silver Spring Dr., St. Monica Blvd. to Lake Michigan. In 1864, William H. Consaul and his brother, Capt. Theodore, began commercial pound-net fishing in Whitefish Bay; it was later sold to William's son-in-law, Lewis Scheife, who then supplied the Whitefish Bay Resort (and other establishments) with whitefish.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Consaul, William H. 51 fisherman Rose(Ruth) 45~~~~

9> his wife, Ruth, died 11/15/1896. Both are buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery. 1880 town of Milw. census Consaul, William H. 61 farmer Ruth 53 wife Emma 26 Ida 24 Mary J. 21 Susan S. 19 Frank W. 17

Consaul, W. T. 29 fisherman Wise. Catherine 23 wife Wise. Carney, Anna 20 Wise. There are several Consaul houses still existing on former Con saul farmland. The oldest is at 716 E. Silver Spring Dr. and may have logs underneath the siding. Mary Jane and Frank W. Consaul were both born in that house. Mrs. Lowry wrote to me in 1981 stating her mother and siblings had put new shingles on that house when her mother was a youngster, which places the time about late 1860's.

The William H.Consaul house at 5668 N. St. Monica Blvd. dates from the early 1870s. The original portion had been built as a bunkhouse for farmhands, later converted to a home. The house at 5654 N. St. Monica Blvd. was conveyed to Emma(Consaul)Luecke in 1891 by Ruth Consaul. The original portion had a later addi tion added. The Lueckes moved to Michigan and conveyed the house to Mary Jane(Consaul) and Lewis H.Scheife 4/4/1920. The house at 5682 N. St. Monica Blvd. was built in the middle to late 1880's by William T. Consaul. Frank Consaul built his house at 5700 N. St. Monica Blvd. about 1893. Susanna(Consaul)Marsh and her sister, Ida(Consaul)Carney had their homes on E. Silver Spring Dr., on the present sites of Fitzgerald Pharmacy and the Fox-Bay Theatre building.

William H. and Ruth Consaul to William T. Consaul, Warranty Deed, 3/27/1886 for £ acre of land in NW corner of S 35.58 acres of fractional Sec. 28, beginning at the NE corner of the S35.58 acres(being the SE corner of LakeView Ave. & St. Monica Blvd.), then E 11.50 rods, S 7 rods, W 11.50 rods, N 7 rods to the be ginning. This was the £ acre surrounding the house at present 5668 N. St.Monica Blvd. William T. Consaul to Catherine P.Consaul, 6/3/1925, warranty deed, for the same above £ acre of land.

~~~~Ruth Consaul - WILL- #12097 Vol.12 p.91 dated 4/6/1894; she died 11/15/1896. Daniel W. Chipman, executor. (He had been Ruth's husband Willliam's brother-in-~~~~

*> ^ 130 law. ) Children & heirs: William Thomas, Frank Webster and Jane Scheife, all of Whitefish Bay, Milw. Co.; Emma Eliza Luecke of Nunica P.O., Ottawa Co., Mich.; Ida Ann Carney, Antigo, Wise and Susan Sophia Marsh of Milwaukee. Personal property: 1 promisory note secured by mortgage dated 10/23/1891 @ 6% interest = $12,000.00. Note dated 5/2/1893 by Gustavus and Emma Luecke = $610.00. Note dated 1/22/1894 by Susan Marsh for $100.00. 3 notes for $50.00 each from Lewis F. Scheife dated 8/1/1893 = $150.00 and 5 certificates of deposit for total of $885.70. The Shorewood Radio, a local newspaper for that suburb, said, on 1/22/1925: "William T. Consaul and wife Katherine celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in Jan.1925. He was 76 yrs. old and a resident of Whitefish Bay for 69 yrs. He was born on the south side of Milw. 6/6/1851. His parents came from Toledo, Ohio in 1845. William T. and his wife have no children."

That same newspaper, on 10/28/1927: "Ida Carney, age 71, died at her home at 136 Silver Spring Dr. and is survived by two sisters, Mrs. L.F.Scheife and Mrs. Henry Marsh, and a brother, Frank Consaul, all of Whitefish Bay. Burial was in the town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery.

Whitefish Bay Herald, 4/29/1943: "Frank W. Consaul died at the home of his ne phew, Rudolph Of f, in Mequon. Frank was born in a log cabin on the corner of Si lver Spring and Lake Drives, 80 years ago. He lived at 5700 N. St.Monica Blvd.; his wife died 8 years ago. A sister, Mrs. Henry Marsh, survives. Bur- ial was in Union C emetery." (He was rebur ied in the Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery on Port Washi ngton Rd. He di ed 4/27/1943. The nephew, Rudolph Off ( husband of Louis e) was a nephew of Frank Consaul's wif e, Louise(Lonnec ker)Consaul.)

Whitefish Bay Herald, 12/26/1940: "Mary Jane Consaul Scheife died 12/19/1940 at her home at 5055 N. Berkeley Blvd., age 81. She was bo rn in a log cabin on the corner of Silver Spring and Lake Drive s. In Sept. 1936, she and her husband, Lewis F. Scheife, c elebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sons Waldo and Alvin, and daughter Olive Packard, survive, as do her brother Frank and a sister, Mrs. Henry Marsh." (Mary Jane and Lewis Scheife were buried in the Town of Milwa ukee Cemetery, but there are no existing gravestones) Whitefish Bay Herald, 10/6/1938: "Henry Marsh died 10/2/1938, age 79. He lived at 5625 N. Consaul Pi. He is survived by his wife Susan and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth E. Nelson. Burial was in the Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetery."

~~~~Louisa Consaul - WILL - Vol.176 p.214 will dated 9/15/1932; she died 2/27/1935. Ferdinand C. Grams, executor. Everything was left to husband, Frank W. Con-~~~~

9>6. m saul "but if he and I die at the same time, all to be left to my nephew, Rudolph Off She had a note da ted- 11/5/1927 for $5000.00, executed by Henry P. Wilke, subjec t to prior mortgage for $9000.00' balance due of $7500.00. She owned Lots 1 ,2, 3 and 4 Blk.6 Continuation of Lawndale in the SVl£ Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E, Village of Whitefish Bay. (These are the 4 lots on the SE corner of Carlisle Ave. and St.Monica Blvd., going south on St. Monica Blvd.) Appraised at $4305.00. (Rudolph Off, her nephew, was son of Minnie(Lonnecker) and Herman Off,Sr. Mi nnie and Louise were sisters. Rudolph marr. Louise Lea, dau. of Julius and Pauline Leu, of Whitefish Bay.

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* DASSOW Frederich Dasso married Miss Wilhelmine Grober in Milwaukee on 2/25/1847. She was related to Gottfried Grober - see GRO BER and Deed of 1853. To Friedrich Dassow, 11/30/1847 from Martin and Sophie Krueger, for $25.00 for Lot 7 Blk.43 2nd Ward, Sherman's Addition, City of Milw. Witness: Rosalie Krueger. To Friedrich Dassow, 10/25/1851 from August and Maria Krueger for $600.00 for land beginning at. SW corner of SVl£ Sec. 5 T7 R22 E, then E to middle of Green Bay Rd., then N, W and S to = 15.43 acres. This land was on the NW corner of Green Bay Rd. and Capitol Drive. A Dassow house still stands at 4107 N. Green Bay Rd., built in the 1870's to replace the original log house.

1860 town of MiJLw . census Dassow, Fred 47 farmer Prussia Minna 39 88 Augusta 12 Wise. Amalia 11 (8 Herman 7 II Balbina 4 II Ida 2 II Augusta Dassow marr. Charles Fried. Waehner, son of Charles Fried, and Lenore Waehner; a farmer born Mitweida, Saxony; marr. 3/31/1868 at the Waehner residence.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Dassow, Fred 57 farmer Wilhelmine 46 wife Emelie 20 Herman 17 Balbine 14 Ida 12 Gustav 10 Fritz 8 Ester 5~~~~

~~~~Fred Dassow, died 10/7/1870; his will, which is missing from the Milw. County Courthouse (and wasn't microfilmed) was in Vol.13, p.58.~~~~

Wilhelmine Dassow bought 10 acres on 10/24/1877 from Margaret Bender(widow of Peter, deceased), Hiram and Martha A.Bender, Jacob H. and Rosalie Bender, William H. and Helen C. Bender, all of town of Milw., for $1,000.00. The 10 acres were on the present NE corner of Florist Ave. and Green Bay Rd. The house on that corner, after years of little care, was burned by the Glendale Fire Dept. as a training session for their firemen in the mid-1980's. Fritz and Anna(Messer)Dassow lived in this house after their marriage in 1889; it may have been a house they built and Wilhelmine owned the land, perhaps renting the

•#•• ^ in land out for a period of years. Balbine Dassow, dau. of Fried..and Wilhelmine(Grober) Dassow, marr. 4/22/1879 in Milw., Catholic ceremony, to Charles Amrhein, son of George and Anna (Bole'y) Amrhein; he a farmer born and living Milw. Herman Fried. William Dassow, born town of Milw., a laborer, marr. Maria Elisabeth Prochnow, dau. of Ernst Ludwig Ferd. and Wilhelmina(Sturm)Prochnow on 5/2/1880. Witnesses: Gustav Dassow and Joseph Prochnow. Ida Dassow marr. William Grober 6/26/1880; he, son of Gottfried and Amalia Grober, born and living town of Milw. Wit nesses were David Grober and Henry Rabbe. Emily Wilhelmine, dau. of Fred, and Wilhelmine(Grober) Dassow, marr. 3/28/1885 to Carl Gottfried Meissner, a farmer born Schleritz, Prussia, son of Gottlob and Rosine(Jaeger)Meis sner, living town of Caledonia, Racine Co., Wis. Married at Williamsburg, town of Milw. Witnesses: Carl Amrhein and Al bert Jentz. Herman Fried. Wilhelm Dassow, born town of Milw., marr.. Anna Messer, dau. of John and Laura(Imhoff)Messer 12/1/1889; she born town of Milw. Witnesses: Paul Pittow, John Messer, Alma Messer, Gustav Dassow and Ester Dassow. (They had Minnie(marr.Charles Schulpius, Jr.), Fred, Jr. (marr. Lydia Runge) and Hulda who marr. Vanselow.) Ester Tassow(Dassow), dau. of Fred, and Minna Tassow, marr. 5/21/1893 at 1 p.m. at Ev. Trinity Church on 4th and Lee Sts., to Arlington Buetow, son of Louis- and Anna Buetow, he born Rochester, Minn., a carpenter now living Williamsburg. Wit nesses: Gustav Tassow(Dassow) and Louis Buetow. Esther and Arlington Buetow moved into her parents home at 4107 N. Green Bay Rd. after her mother had died. Their son, Arlington, Jr. lived there all his life, dying in the 1980's; his brother, Buetow still lives in the house, age 90 in 1989. Wilhelmine(Grober)Dassow died 7/31/1897, leaving children: Emilie Meissner, Ida Grober, Fred Dassow, Herman Dassow, Balwine Amrhein, Gustav Dassow and Esther Buetow. She had 15.43 acres beginning at the SW corner of SW^ Sec. 5 T7 N R22 E, that her husband had purchased in 1847. Death record: Wilhelmine Dassow, born 7/16/1821 Germany, widow of Fred, died 7/31/1897; lived town of Milw., buried In Town of Milw. Cemetery, (parents were not listed)

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory: Dassow, Edward laborer All 4 men are living on W Fred farmer side of Green Bay Rd., N of Herman farmer Capitol Dr. Buetow, Arlington~~~~

M7 TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Dassow, Wilhelmine 7/16/1821 to 7/31/1897 Dassow, William died 10/6/1944, aged 71 yrs. Elizabeth died 8/5/1947, aged 69 yrs (no gravestones exist for them; information came from their burial permits.)

Dassow, Friedrich 1863 to 1954 Anna 1868 to 1932 (nee Messer) Meissner, Emelie 4/19/1850 to 2/23/1929 (nee Dassow) If Emily's husband, Carl, was buried here there is no existing gravestone; no burial permit between 1917 - 1951 for him in this cemetery. He may have died prior to 1917 but the earlier cemetery records burned in 1916/17.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Fried. Dassow born 8/3/1813 Pommern., died 10/8/1870 Milw. County.~~~~

~~~~Additional: 1850 City of Milw.', 2nd Ward census Tasso, Fred. 34 laborer Prussia Meria 29 ,r Augusta 2 Wise. Amelia 2 mo. "~~~~

Bernhard Fried. Christoph Dassow, son of Fried, and Charlotte (Block)Dassow, a farmer born Ramelow, Pommern., living town of Milw., marr. 10/7/1872 in a religious ceremony to Bertha Wil. Sophie Trettin, dau. of Edwald and Wilhelmine(Debut)Trettin. G. Reeinsch, minister. Witnesses: Jacob Thiele and Carl Uecker, I feafite-includedthe m because Bernhard may have been related to Fred Dassow and this shows Bernhard1s birthplace.

Dassow, Meta S. (nee Kuetemeyer). Dec. 9, 1994, age 92 years. Dear mother of Afmin (Lorna) and Allen (Sheila) Dassow. Grandmother of Debra Dassow, Pam - .-v ••—.. iM marh»rA\ Dassow. Jamie grandchildren, sister oi AUBW Spiering, „™. ... raw of Martha Menzel. Also survived by other relatives and friends. Funeral services Sun., Dec. 11 at 7 PM at the funeral home. Visitation Sun. from 4-7 PM. Private interment Valhalla. Mrs. Dassow was a member Covenant Lutheran Church. Memorials to the church appreciated. V HARDER FUNERAL HOME X 18700W. Capitol Dr. Brookfieid ft •f / <<3 DAUT/DAUDT

~~~~1860 Town of Milw.~~~~

~~~~Doud, Wilhelm 54 farmer Saxe Gotha Martha 42 wife Tobias 17 farmer Heinrich 19 ir Louisa 18 Edmund 11~~~~

Friedrich Christian Daut, son of Wilhelm and Marie(Lien)Daut, a carpenter born Hersleben, Sax Gotha, living Milwaukee County, married on May 11,1862 in Milw., to Elise Sophia D. Neddersen, daughter of Heinrich and Margaretha(Meier)Neddersen.

Wilhelm Daut's land was 7 acres on the east side of Port Washington Rd. in the 5300 block. This land was sold to Friedrich Meisner on Sept. 18, 1865 from the estate of Wilhelm F. Daut - 4.848 and 2.154 acres in the SW% NE% Sec. 32. Friedrich Meisner had married Wilhelmine Daudt, daughter of Wilhelm, about 1854. Today General Electronics1 store is on their property at 5300 N. Port Washington Rd.

1870 Town of Milwaukee Dout, Fred. C. 31 saloonkeeper Saxe Gotha Elisabeth 26 wife Hanover, Prussia(or Hesse-Province) Louise 8 Wise. Elenore 2 They are living in what is now Shorewood. This census is very difficult to read and I had trouble with Elisabeth's birthplace.

~~To Wilhelm Daut on 8/23/1852 for $75.00 for land beginning at a point 29 ft. 12 rods S from NE corner of §h Vh NE% Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E, then S, W, N and E = 3 acres (along the Port Washington Rd*)~~

~~~~4 DEAN/HOWARD~~~~

James H. Dean purchased, 9/25/1882, from his mother, Ellen C.(Howard)Dean for $1800.00, the S^ NE£ Sec. 7 = 80 acres in T8 N R22 E. This was the NW corner of present Dean Rd. (named for him) and River Road, and had gone to his mother via his grandfather, James C. Howard of the Town of Lake. James C. Howard was a large landowner in the County of Milw. and had also owned Lot 6 Sec. 18 in the Town of Milw., T8 N R22 E, known as the N 62.36 acres E of the Milw. River. He had sold that parcel to Charles(Carl)Hermann of the City of Milw. for $5025.60 in 1866. Hermann was the 2nd husband of Catherine(Arnold)Pierron. Both of the above parcels are in present River Hills. This 80 acre parcel was leased to tenant farmers until James Howard's grandson, James Dean, moved there in 1882.

1850 town of FranklirL , Milw.,Co . census (to show Howard family) Howard, James C. 46 farmer NY Sophronia 41 II James 21 II John 19 n Ellen 18 II Dean 16 II Perone 14 (female) II George 12 Wise. Sophronia 8 II Ann 6 II Frank 2 II baby 8 mo. II Beydon, Anne 25 NY Ellen C. Howard marr. 12/14/1853 to John Dean at Spring St. Church, Milw. Witnesses: J.C.Howard, James P.Howard, John Howard, M.B.Wilson, O.H.Porter. James C.Howard's will, dated 4/24/1872, Town of Lake: to son John, my land in the NE^ Sec.20 T7 N R22 E and homestead (in town of Lake). My brother, Dean S.Howard of Richmond, VA; sister Ellen Clarisse, wife of Royal T.Church of Turin Co., NY; sister Elizabeth B. Turnbull, wife of Thomas Turnbull of Ropie, St. Lawrence Co., NY. My sons, James, George, Leon, Arthur; daus. Ellen C.,wife of John Dean; Perone W., wife of Clinton Austin; deceased dau. Sophronia's two daughters and my deceased son, Dean S. Howard's one son.

James H. Dean, son of John and Ellen C. Dean, a farmer born Portage City, Wis., living town of Milw., marr. 8/30/1879 to Mathilde Emilie Schunk, dau. of Christian and Caroline Schunk; marr. at Richfield, Washington Co., Wise. James H. Dean, age 64, born 1824 England; a farmer, died

** l4o about 7/21/1888 by drowning in Lake Michigan. Burial in Forest Home Cemetery. Both Dean Road, and in turn, Dean School, were named for this family.

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When Dean sold his g Dean Family Bought 80 Acre Tract eighty acres to Benjamin Young he granted Young's Viti Old Town of Milwaukee in 1891 request that the road run : ning on the south side of iv ^; ' edge and jokes with his fel- the acres be known as Dean ?•• v;-George 'W. Dean, and his lowmen as he, worked with rd. The new school is to t; /wife,' Margaret, 4714 N. 74th them in the threshing ring be placed on the corner of ;-' • •st., stopped at Granville high each autumn. He also assist Dean rd. and N. 55th st. ;;'•' school recently. to chat with ed fellow neighbors in cutting ',',"' ^Librarian Ruth Scheel about trails through hardwood for The new Dean school, since * >;f the new /school, which is to ests. ' , it will be for kindergarten '. •••• wbear the'Dean family name, through sixth grade, will also j .'They recounted some of the Besides these activities, be a living memory of the 'Dean family history. James H. Dean sold insur love James H. Dean always Scotch Irish James H. ance for the Wauwatosa Mu held for two small daughters, Dean, father of George W. tual Insurance Co., now call Esther and Stell, who died aj and Charles J. Dean, pur ed the Menomonee Town In the ages of three and four. chased 80 acres of hardwood surance Co. forest in the Town of Mil waukee shortly after 1891. He cleared the land by sawing down all the trees himself and hauling them to ' Milwau-, kee with horses. - '• ' , Supplied School Lumber • When the area needed a . rural school, Dean helped furnish the lumber to build the first Maple Dale school. He helped establish the lumber to build the first Maple Dale school. He help ed establish the school dis- , trict's boundary lines and was a school board member from 1900 to 1910. The elder Dean also assist ed in bringing a Methodist church into being. Although this church no longer exists, I it was formerly located on Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dean ' iN. Port Washington and Calu met rd. George W. and Charles J. : attended Sunday Lc fO<£ClaA school here regularly and 'the parents attended church* •-. f '• Owned Stores Jv ' ,r\ - ^ H " Or ,0 a^cjsl y° &v^ ^leu-fa. J) rn "at Third and Lloyd sts.l rom 1879 to 1891. He often; ^ave produce to those'in dire1 eed saying "Pay men when ou have money enough to do i." He wanted to see homes, rms, schools.; and churches tablished. ' '" . &AA, A> Jtosuvi+yU^si ^u^-^ cm Y).u) &&^Kx^t He-.handed' this • philosophy yn to his sons: "Do the »t thing with everyone' and 1 will always get along w —v Ip-i****"- *'~ friends and never quar- r argue with people.'' Helped Neighbors traded practical knowl

~~~~I4z DEDRICK I was unable to locate this family on the Town of Milw. 1870 or 1880 censuses.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Dedrick, J. H. 32 miller New York Ruth 30 II Linden 8 II Isabella 4 Wise. Benjamin 4 mo. II Ruth apparently died, for on 12/11/1864 he marr. Jane(Jennie) Bare, dau. of Thomas Bare, whose farmland was on the N side of Capitol Dr. at present Estabrook Parkway. Benjamin William Dedrick, son of John Henry and Ruth(Leggett Battey)Dedrick, a miller born Milw., living Manitowoc, Wise, marr. 10/22/1885 at Christ Episcopal Church in Milw. to Emma Jennie Seeger, dau. of Fred, and Minnie(Sommer)Seeger, she born Manitowoc, Wis. Witnesses: Carrie Trick and Mrs. C. D. Carr. John Henry Dedrick, son of John Henry and Jane(Bare)Dedrick,a mail carrier, born Milw., living E. Milwaukee, marr. 7/20/1905 to Mathilda S. Plahmer, dau. of Wilhelm and Augusta(Both)Plahmer; she born Stettin, Germany. Witnesses: Anna Plahmer, Roy Shuman.

1902 Vill. of East Milwaukee directory Dedrick, Jennie dressmaker E side Riverside, 2 blks N of Lake Ave. John H. miller ditto John H., Jr. mail carrier ditto Riverside Dr. is same as present Wilson Drive; Lake is same as Capitol Drive. 1905 Vill. of East Milwaukee (Shorewood) census Dedrick, John 77 miller at b. New York, parents also cement works Jennie 63 wife Wise. John 33 son " Philip 28 son " Addie 21 dau. "

Obituary in the Whitefish Bay Herald, 5/28/1936: "Mrs. Jane Dedrick, widow of John Dedrick, a miller, who died in 1926, died May 23, 1936, age 94, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Philip Sohns of 912 E. Meadow Pi., Whitefish Bay. Mrs. Dedrick was born on her father's 90 acre farm on Capitol Drive and Estabrook Park, Shorewood, 8/17/1841, the eldest of eight children. Her father was Thomas Bare, who came from Ireland and bought his land for $2.50 an acre. Jane and John Dedrick had Benjamin, Stephen, John, Philip, Jennie Sohns and Addie (Mrs. Richard E. Meyers). Jane Dedrick was buried in the Town of Milw. Union Cemetery." It appears Isabella died, as she was not mentioned in her mother's obituary. £ Whitefish Bay Herald, 3/21/1947:

"John H. Dedrick, 75, died at home in Shorewood 3/14/1947. He was a retired mailcarrier and had served in the Spanish- American War. He is survived by two sons, Daniel W., Hartford, CT and John H. of Boston, MA; two sisters, Mrs. Addie Meyer and Mrs. Philip Sohns, both of Milw., and a brother, Philip, also of Milw. Burial was at Wanderer's Rest Cemetery. TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Dedrick, John 1828 - 1908 Jane 1851 - 1936 Dedrick, Stella 1885 - 1922 Dedrick, Jane 1918 - 1933 Dedrick, Philip C. 1876 - 1962

~~~~Sohns, Jennie 1874 - 1949 (nee Dedrick)~~~~

$ Mf DEGNER To Carl Degner on 9/17/1855 for $540.00 for the N 15 acres of the S 30 acres of N£ SE^ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E. Charles and Wil helmina Degner's farmhouse, built in the 1870's, still stands at 222 W. Apple Tree Rd., Glendale.

1860 town of Milw.census Degner, Carl 34 farmer Prussia Wilhelmina 28 wife n Wilhelmina 3 Wise. Wilhelm 1 II To Carl Degner, the S 15 acres of N^ SE^ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E, from Johann and Maria Ehlers on 4/21/1864 for $785.00.

To Carl Degner on 4/11/1866 for $600.00 for 20 acres on the N side of S^ SE^ Sec.20 T8 N R22 E and a Warranty Deed on 11/1/1866 for 16 acres in SE corner Sec. 20 beginning at the SE corner, then N to a post on Carl Degner's land, then W to the corner of William Kirschke's land, S to a corner of Wm. Kirschke's land, E to Fred. Brennermann1s land to the beginn ing.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Degner, Charles 44 Wilhelmina 41 Wilhelmina 13 Wilhelm 12 Charles J. 9 Frederick 7 August 2~~~~

~~~~Trinity Lutheran Church of S.Mequon records: Carl Fried. Wilhelm Degner born 5/25/1863. Wilhelmina, wife of Carl, Sr., was a daughter of Fred Laermann/Liermann, born Germany.~~~~

The Degner farmland was located on the east side of Port Wash ington Rd., from the S edge of present Cardinal Stritch College to the C&NW Railroad tracks and east to Yates Rd. 1880 town of Milw. census Degner, Charles 53 Wilhelmina 51 Wilhelmina 23 Wilhelm 21 Charles J. 18 Frederick 15 August 11

Wilhelmina, born 4/18/1857 town of Milw., marr. Joachim Koehn on 2/8/1880. Charles J. Degner marr. Louise Becker, dau. of August and Katharine(Kraft)Becker on 12/5/1886; she born 10/3/1862 Milw. County. They moved into the former George L. Stroebel farmhouse, located on the west side of the present 1-43 free way, on the old Port Washington Rd. (which looped more to the west then) at W. Apple Tree Rd. That house was razed for the construction of Nicolet High School's south parking lot. Charles and Louise had Hulda, who marr. Philip Heil. Hulda died in 1916 and Charles married again, moving to Brown Deer Rd. with his new wife. His former-in-laws then raised his three children - Gilbert, Ray C. and Mabel Heil in their house on the present site of Nicolet's south parking lot. August Degner marr. Sophie Laun 10/15/1893, dau. of Wilhelm and Maria(Kuetemeyer)Laun. She was born Ozaukee Co., marr. in East Granville. August and Sophie later lived in his parents home at 222 W. Apple Tree Rd. They had a son, Fred W., born 1896, who marr. Violet C. Burns, born 1901 in Marinette, Wis. Fred and Violet moved into Whitefish Bay later; their 3rd child was Virginia Rose(Beanie) who attended Whitefish Bay High School, Wilhelm Degner, born and living in the town of Milw., marr. 11/6/1894 to Josephine Kuelz, dau. of Fred and Josephine Kuelz; she born Dargun, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, Germany. Frederick marr. Leona and moved to North Dakota.

1902 town of Milw. directory Degner, August farmer living E side Port Washington Rd., 3 blks. N of Bender's bridge Rd. Wilhelmine widow ditto Charles farmer living W side Port Washington Rd., 2 blks. N of Bender's bridge Rd.

TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Degner, Carl F. 4/25/1826 to 3/19/1898 Mina 12/22/1829 to 3/21/1914 Degner, August 4/3/1868 to 11/8/1912 Sophie 5/5/1875 to 11/9/1924 Degner, Charles 1861 to 1919 Louise 1862 to 1930 Degner, William 1858 to 1938 Josephine 1873 to 1948 Obituary: Edna M.Degner(nee Treptow) died 1/25/1991 age 98 yrs., wife of late Erich; mother of Dorothy(Paul)Zeisler, Carl(Edie) and the late Robert(Dorraine). Arrangements pending. Charles Degner (1861-1919) was killed in a fall off his tractor on Good Hope Rd., while threshing hay. According to his grandson, Gilbert Hell, the tractor jerked and Mr. Degner fell.

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Delany, Patrick 69 farmer Ireland Elisabeth 20 sch.teacher 111. Maria 24 " " NY Margaret 23 Penn.~~~~

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Delaney, Patrick 77 retired farmer Ireland Elisabeth 29 Illinois Mary 33 NY~~~~

Patrick Delaney died 2/3/1877, age 89 yrs., recorded in St. Catherine's Catholic Church on N. 76th Pi. When St. Michael's Church disbanded, St. Catherine's took over the records. Both Patrick and Eliza's monument state "Natives of Co. Queens, Ire." They are buried in St. Michael's Cemetery, Brown Deer. Patrick Delaney died intestate in town of Milw. 2/2/1877, leaving no widow. His only heirs and children were: Maria A. Malone, wife of Joseph; James Delaney; Margaret Keefe, widow of Thomas; and Elizabeth Delaney, all over 21 yrs. of age. He left the N£ SWi Sec. 18 T8 R22 E valued at $4,000.00. Each child received 1/4th of the estate.

~~15SU town ot M:LlW . census Kiefe, Thomas 35 foreman Ireland Margareta 40 wife New York (parents born Ireland) Anna 9 dau. Wise. Sylvester 7 son 1! May 5 dau. II Delaney, 39 sis.-in-law 111. Elizabeth~~

ftA'7 DETHLEFS 1860 town of Milw. census Dethlofs, John 36 farm helper Hesse Darmstadt living with the Carl Kroeger family. Johan Dethlefs, son of Johan and Margaret Dethlefs, born 2/7/1822 (or 2/2 - hard to read) in Woosn,Schlinchig, Holstein marr. 1/23/1863 to Dorothea Wussow, nee Hilger, dau. of Gottlieb and Rosina(Halesnig ? - again, difficult to read) Hilger, born 7/28/1828 Hanover(?). Witnesses: Johann Milbrath, Johann Wussow and Gottlieb Bittner. (from Trinity Lutheran Church of S. Mequon)

Dorothea(Hilger)Wussow was the widow of August, who died in 1862 and John Dethlefs had worked at the Wussow farm as a farm laborer, according to their granddaughter, Mrs. Irma Kuetemeyer Rahn. After their marriage, they continued to live on the Wussow farm - 76+ acres on the SE corner of Range Line and Brown Deer Rd. August Wussow drowned in the Milw. River, at the edge of their property, while leading cows across it, according to Mrs. Rahn. 1870 town of Milw. census Toehlefs, John 47 farmer Holstein (Dethlefs Dorothea 42 wife Prussia spelled as Maria 13 Wise. "Toehlefs" Johanna 12 II in this John 6 II census) Emma 2 n Maria and Johanna are daughters of August-and Dorothea Wussow. John Andreas Dethlefs was born 12/20/1863 from Trinity Lutheran Church, S. Mequon records. 1880 town of Milw. Dethlefs, John 58 farmer Hohlstein Dorothea 52 wife Schlinchig John, Jr. 16 Wise. Emma 12 II

UNION CEMETERY MILW. Dethlefs, Johann 2/7/1821 to 9/26/1910 Dorothea 7/28/1828 to 3/6/1906 Wussow, Friedrich W. 1853 to 1921 "Father" Emma H. 11/19/1858 to 6/20/1889 (nee Hahn, Friedrich's 1st wife) They are buried together in the same plot.

~~~~b, ^ ^ /<# 1902 town of Milw. directory Dethlefs, John farmer E side Range Line Rd., NW Sec. 19~~~~

~~~~Death record: Dora Dethlefs, nee Hilger, born Germany 7/28/1827; daughter of Gottlieb, wife of John Dethlefs; died 3/6/1906 living at 415 - 16th St.(old numbering); buried Union Cemetery.~~~~

~~~~ALSO SEE WUSSOW FAMILY~~~~

~~~~<£y DEWERNKE/WARN6KE~~~~

~~To Johann Joachim Warncke from Carl Fred, and Wilhelmine Schultz on 5/29/1855 for $1300.00 for NEi Sec.5 T8 R22 E, beginning at the £ section post on E line of Sec. 5, then W, N, E & S to = 60 acres.~~

1860 town of Milw. census Warnike, Fredrich 50 laborer Meck.-Sch Sophie 40 II Fritz 14 it Sophie TO H Frederica 4 Wise. I do not know if Fredrich Warneke was related to Johann Joachim Warneke, mentioned above and below. Johann Joachin Warneke of town of Milw. to Elizabeth Differt of same place, on 2/13/1865 for $5.00 for land beginning at the £ Sec. post on E boundary of Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E, then W 13 chains 44 links, then N, E & S to beginning. Death record: Johan Jos. Warnke born Dambeck, Mecklenberg-Sch. 2/2/1804, died 3/5/1865; from Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of South Mequon. ALSO SEE DIFFERT FAMILY

~~~~ST. PETER'S CEMETERY (Upper River Rd.) Frentz, Henriette 10/18/1846 to 12/5/1900 Fritz 3/26/1842 to 8/26/1881 (Her maiden name was Warnke)~~~~

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census, cont'd. DeWernke, John 58 farmer Meck.-Sch. Elisabeth 59 " l! They are living with Elisabeth and Fritz Differt and are the parents of Elisabeth Differt.~~~~

I So DIBBERT/DIPFERT uharles Dippert, son of Joachim and Wilhelmina (Holtz) Dippert, born Poppentien, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, workman living Town of Milwaukee, marr. 10-15-1876 to Lisette Becherow, dau. of Frederica (Pilner) and Christian Becherow.

Maria D. C, Dibbert, dau. of Joachim F. and Wilhelmine Dibbert marr. 12-2-1866 to Johann C. F. Schultz, son of Johann and Augusta Schultz, he born Saxon Duchy, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living Milwaukee County. William Kitzerow, J.P. (,he lived in Town ot Milwaukee) Were Charles and Maria brother and sister?

Caroline Marie Dibbert, dau. of Fred, and Wilhelmine (Prohl) Dibbert marr. 3-14-1875 to Heinrich Christoph Wilhelm Jens, widower, born Stuer, Mecklenberg, a tanner, living Town of Milwaukee. (On a 2nd copy of this marriage record, her name is given as Christine Caroline Marie.) l88u Town ot Milwaukee

~~~~Dippert, Carl 54 laborer Mecklenberg Lisette 37 II Heinrich 4 Wisconsin Kudolph 3 II Wilhelm 4 mo, * II Dippert, Minnia 71 Mecklenberg~~~~

~~~~Dibbert, John 41 farmer Prussia Augusta 40 Pomerania Charles 9 Wisconsin. Herman 7 ,;~~~~

/sr/ DICKMANN To Johan P. Dickmann of Milw. Co., 11/1/1854 for $1450.00,as highest bidder, as ordered by court that Joshua Stark and Petronella Agnes, complainants and Johan Mich. Alfft, Michael Agnes and Johan F. Baasen, defendants, sell said mortgaged pre mises, being the S 59.92 acres of Lot 1 and the NE£ NW£ of Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E. (This land was on the N side of Bender Rd., between Jean Nicolet Rd. and the Milw. River.) 1850 town of Milw. census Dickmann, John 38 farmer Germany (Eliza Dickman died, Gertrude 34 10 age 7 mo., Sept. 1859, Theresa 11 II town of Milw. From Maria C. 5 II the end of the 1860 Christiana 8 mo. Wise. Town of Milw. census.) (This is John P. Dickmann, above.) Dickmann, William 27 farmer Germany Christine 22 " Dickmann, John 2 3 " ' These three Dickmann men and families live next to each other and were, most likely, cousins. John H. Dickmann, age 23 above, marr. Elizabeth Hermann on 7/5/1853 with the pastor of St. Mary's Catholic Church officiating. Witness was Theodore Dickmann. John H. owned 30 acres on the E side of present Lydell Ave. to Kent Ave., Montclaire Ave. S to Silver Spring Dr. in present Whitefish Bay. To John Dickmann from Thomas and Mary T. Severn of Reading, Penn. on 4/22/1862 for $2000.00 for Vl£ E^ SE^ Sec. 29 T8 R22 E = 40 acres. 1860 town of Milw. census Dickmann, Johann 50 farmer Prussia Gertrude 48 II Maria 16 II Christiana 1 1 Wise. Johann 9 ii Margaretta 6 ii Catharine 4 II Maria Dickmann marr. Conrad/Konrath; she died by the time of her father's death in 1888 and had left two heirs.

~~~~Dickmann, John 38 farmer Prussia Elisabeth 26 it Mary 6 Wise . William 3 Tl Anna 1 II Hermann, Ann 21 II (?) Severin, Thomas 1~~~~

tst Ann Hermann is the sister of Elisabeth(Hermann)Dickmann; I'm not certain Ann was born in Wise, however. I do not know what the relationship was between the family and the child, Tom Severin/Severn. He is shown still living with them on the 1870 census.

1870 town of Milw. census Dickmann, John 61 farmer Prussia Gertrude 58 wife II John P. 19 Wise. Margaretha 16 II Catherine 14 II John P. Dickmann marr. Dorothy Brocker 8/17/1875. Margaretha marr. Thomas Mueller 9/3/1872.

Dickmann, John 43 farmer Prussia Elisabet 38 wife II Theresa 16 Wise. William 13 II Anna 11 II John 9 II Gertrude 7 II Elisabeth 5 H Sophie 3 II Theodore 1 II Theresa, age 16 above, was named "Mary" on the 1860 census, see her mother's will naming her "Mary Theresia"; Gertrude, age 7 above, was named "Mary" on the 1880 census. William marr. Johanna E. Schmidt 8/10/1879, dau. of John A. and Sabafine Schmidt. John and Elizabeth Dickmann on 10/5/1871 to Johann Wilhelm and Friedericke Louise Geilfuss for $750.00, the E 10 acres of S£ VI£ E£ SE£ Sec. 29. 1880 town of Milw. census Dickmann, William 23 farm laborer Wise. Emma 23 wife" Their house still stands in the 1900 block of W. Mill Rd., on the S side of the street(Glendale). Earlier in their marriage they had lived on W. Hampton Rd., between Lydell Ave. and Port Washington Rd. The 1910 census shows her father as living with them.

Dickmann, John H. 55 farmer Westphalia Elisabetha 47 wife Prussia Anna 21 Wise. John 19 II 1880 census, cont'd. Mary 17 " Elisabeth 15 " Sophie 13 " Theodore 11 " Jacob 6 (born 8/5/1873 " (town of Milw.) John Dickmann was the man referred to in the Milwaukee Sentinel article, dated 12/11/1898 as "Mr. Dittmann, old resident of Whitefish Bay, died last week." The Dittmanns were not resi dents of Whitefish Bay and John Dickmann died 12/3/1898.

Anna marr. Theodore Poize on 11/2/1880; Mary was called "Gertrude" on the 1870 census, but as Mary, marr. William Schuetz,son of Charles and Flora Schuetz on 11/22/1886. Sophie marr.John Englert 11/19/1887; Theodore marr. Minnie Dippel, dau. of Franz and Friedericke Dippel 4/23/1892. John marr. Elise Jentz 9/29/1883; he a laborer born and living town of Milw.; she a dau. of William and Christiane Jentz; marr. Town of Milw. Witnesses: Charles Jentz and Henry Kellner. Elisabeth marr. Henry Kellner/Gellner 11/18/1883 and Jacob marr. Lillian Grams of Whitefish Bay 8/3/1901. John Drummann, complainant on 9/3/1883, against William Schuetz and John Dickmann, who, without provocation struck the complainant in the face with their fists with such force as to cause blood to flow from the wounds. Defendants found guilty and fined $2.00 each and to pay costs of suit. (William Schuetz married Mary Dickmann 1886; she was sister of John Dickmann and wife of William Schuetz, both mentioned in this complaint.) ALSO SEE * AT BOTTOM OF PAGE 156 for another complaint.

On 9/6/1892, Maria E. Dickmann sold to Fred G. Isenring, warranty deed, for $36,000, the VI£ E£ SEi Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E, except for the E 10 acres and another 5 acre tract. The Dick- man/lsenring land then became the Fred.G.Isenring Land Co. Subdivision - encompassing the land between Lydell Ave. to Kent Ave. and Day Ave. to Montclaire Ave. The Dickmann home had been located on the E side of Lydell Ave., S of Day Ave.

~~~~CALVARY CEMETRY Dickmann, John born 1813, died 7/7/1888 aged 75 yrs. Gertrude 12/11/1816 to 12/1/1881~~~~

Dickmann, John 2/17/1827 to 12/3/1898 Maria E. 12/23/1832 to 6/29/1897 Death record: John Peter Dickmann, born Germany, died 7/7/1888 aged 75 yrs., wife was Gertrud, she deceased. Burial at Calvary Cemetery. Death record: Maria Dickmann, nee Hermann, parents not listed; born 12/23/1832 Germany, wife of John Dickmann. Died 6/29/1897,

J ^ lived 1139 (old numbering) 7th St., buried Calvary Cemetery. Maria Elizabeth Dickmann - WILL #12553 Vol.92 p.341 Will written 6/25/1897; she died 6/29/1897. Will directs that she be buried in Calvary Cem., monument not to exceed $500. $500 to Capuchin Church on 4th and Harmon Sts., for masses to be said for her. To husband, John H., all income on all monies loaned out by her on mortgages. To dau., Maria Theresia Brockmann, "my property known as 1139 - 7th St." (old numbering) After the death of my husband, to my son Theodore $500; son Wiliam $500; to dau. Maria Gertrude Schuetz $5.00 (no reason given for this smaller amount), to son John M. $3000.00, to dau. Anna Elizabeth Poize $2000.00, to dau. Sophia Englert $2000.00 and to dau. Maria Elizabeth Gellner $1000.00. ( No reason given for disparity in amounts.) To grandchildren: John Gellner $1000.00; Emil Dickmann, son of William, $1000.00; Willy Dickmann, Jr., son of William, , $500.00; to Henry and Andrew Schuetz, sons of dau. Maria Gertrude Schuetz, each $500 and to Theresia Brockmann, my parlor furni ture. All the rest of my household furniture to my 4 daughters,Maria Theresia Brockmann, Anna Elizabeth Poize, Sophie Englert and Maria Elizabeth Gellner. Remainder of my estate, after payment of above legacies, to my children, share and share alike. Total disbursements = $25,372.26. Her personal property amounted to $19,000.00. Real estate: Lot 7 Blk.11 Joys, Harpke & Rindskopfs Subdivision in NW^ Sec. 17 City of Milw. 20th Ward, which was the homestead of the deceased. UNION CEMETERY - MILW. . Dickmann, John 1859 to 1949 Elisa 1866 to 1895 (nee Jentz/Jens) Willie 1884 to 1901 (died of typhoid, age 16 yrs.)

~~~~EVERGREEN CEMETERY Dickmann, John 1888 to 11/29/1954 Theodore 1869 to 2/11/1959 Minnie 1870 to 5/16/1925~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Dickmann, Jacob 1873 to 1935 Lillian 1877 to 1953 Herbert 1909 - 1981 Edwin 1903 to 1978 Dickmann, Vera 1917 to 1918 Otto 1908 to 1909 (Herbert, Edwin, Vera and Otto were children of Jacob and Lillian(Grams))

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1905 town of Milw. census Dickmann, John 4 5 cooper Wise. Clara 19 daughter " Helena 15 Josephine 13 " " Lydia 11 " " 1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Dickmann, Jacob 32 farmer Wise. Lillie 27 wife " (nee Grams) George 3 son " born 7/20/1902 Edwin 1 " " born 7/22/1903 They are living at 5121 N. Woodruff Ave. * Wm. Poize, complainant, said Mary Dickmann, on 9/14/1884, called him "a dam son of a bitch and the town pimp and made such expressions in the presence of complainant and others."Louis Poize, Hugo Lindwurm, Joseph Patza, Jr., Annie Drumman;and Fredericka Drumann appeared as witnesses for Plaintiff. The complainant withdrew her complaint and paid the costs. DIEDERICHSEN To Asmus Diedrichsen and Hans Gosch on 5/20/1848 for $364.00 for Lot 2 Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E = 52.12 acres, from Henry and Elizabeth Merrill. To Asmus Diederichsen QCD on 9/8/1857 for $1.00 for Vl£ m£ NWi Sec. 8 T8N R22 E = 20 acres. To Asmus Diedrichsen 7/24/1850 from Hans and Christine Gosch for $200.00 for N^ Lot 2 Sec. 32 = 26.06. Amus and Wilhelmine, his wife, Diederichsen to Hans Gosch on 7/24/1850 for $1850.00 for S£ Lot 2 Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E = 26.06 acres. (The portion Amus sold to Hans apparently contained a house and out-buildings and perhaps crops, for the price difference.) The land Asmus kept was on the W side of Port Washington Rd. in the present 5300 block, but 3 of those acres were on the E side of the road.

~~~~Asmus Diedricksen marr. Wilhelmine Koopmann in Milw. 12/18/1849.~~~~

~~~~1850 City of Milw. 2nd Ward census Diedriesen, Asmuz 40 Germ.Luth.preacher Holstein Wilhelmine 19 Oldenburg Koopmann, Johanna 8 " It would seem that Johanna was a sister of Wilhelmine.~~~~

From "History of Milw.", Western Historical Society 1881: The Lutheran Reformed Church Now located at 460 Fourth St., was organized in 1852 by Rec. Asmus Diedrichsen, who has continued in charge of that society to the present date. The officers of the Board of Trustees are: Hans Gusch(Gosch in above deeds), Vice-Pres.; Frederick Holle, Secy.; Christian Meier, Treas The congregation own no church property but worship in the second story of his house where he has held service continuously since 1852.

Rev. Diedrichsen was born Apr. 1807 in Gunnebye Parish, Ulsnisensis in Anglia Slesvicensi; educated at the Gymnasium in Schleswig, then styled the "Samschule"; graduated at the Univ. of Kiel in Holstein. After passing examination success fully in theology he was tutor in the home of Baron Krondorf of Eckenfoerde. Afterward he was professor in the institute at Wesselburne, Norderditmarschen, where he also served as sub stitute for the aged pastor In the summer of 1847 he came to the U.S. and on Oct.8th located in Milw., which has since been his home. He was assigned to the pastorate of the Luth. congregation in Cedarburg but preached every two weeks in Mil waukee. During the Winter he taught the older children of his Cedarburg congregation, and the next season confirmed them. In Jan.1848 he accepted the pastorate of the Reformed Lutheran Congregation in Milw., which charge.he has retained to the present time,1881. He also has charge of a few small parishes

A\ Sdn in the vicinity of Milw. He is paid wholly by free-will offer ings. He is beloved by all who come within the circle of his benign influence and is a true missionary." The above article was on pages 943-944.

Asmus and Friedericke sold to their dau., Wilhelmine, for $1.00 on 2/14/1888 the N^ Lot 2 = 26.06. Wilhelmine died and on; 6/4/1891 Friedericke sold the same land to John A. and William A. Diedrichsen, her sons, who then sold the 26.06 acres in 1910 to Evergreen Park Realty - the land was then subdivided.

Johann Niclaus Asmus Diederichsen, son of Asmus and Wilhelmine Diederichsen, born and living Milw., a teacher, marr. Millie Bryant, dau. of John and Jane Bryant on 8/1/1877. Lutheran Ref. ceremony performed by his father in his father's house. Wit nesses: Friedericke Diederichsen, Wilhelmine Diederichsen, Hermann Hinrichsen, Johannes Dramn, Theodor Weil and Heinrich Schurnd (sp?). DIERCKS Edward V. Diercks was a large land-owner throughout Milw. Co. and lived, briefly in present Glendale. His house, built in late 1860's, still stands at 8755 N. Port Washington Rd. He was still shown as the owner of the land on the NE and NW corners of Port Washington and Dean Rds. on the 1876 map, and probably rented out the land after the Diercks' left the area,

Edward Wilhelm Diercks, living Milw. City, marr. 10/27/1856 to Mrs. Anna Hermana Bruss, widowed, nee Sanders. 1860 town of Milw. census Diercks, Edward 28 farmer Hamburgh Hermana 34 wife Bremen Nickolas 12 II Anna 10 Wise. Edward 5 II Herman 3 n Alvina 1 II Schreiber, Fred 52 laborer Saxony Nickolas, Anna and possibly Edward, shown above, were children of Hermana Bruss and her 1st husband. To Edward Diercks on 12/1/1862 for $120.00 for the VI £ S 8 acres of the E 20 acres of S 70 acres of E£ SE^ Sec. 8 T8 N R22 E. To Edward Diercks on 1/22/1864 for $500.00 for N 15 acres of W 20 acres of SWi Sec. 9 T8 and on 4/1/1864 for $1700.00 for E 3/4 acres of Vl£ SVl£ Sec. 9 T8 - these acres were between Dean and Bradley Rds., about 1 blk. E of Yates Rd.

~~~~He also leased a store at 506 (old numbering) Chestnut St. (Juneau Ave.) in the 1860's and in the early 1870's, purchased land in the Town of Granville.~~~~

1870 City of Milw. census 6th Ward Diercks, Edward 36 Hermana 42 Herman 13 Alvina 1 1 Meda 9 Death records: Hermanna Diercks, born Germany-Bremen 1/7/1823, wife of E. W. Diercks; parents were Anton Guenther and Anna C. Bruns, She died 1/26/1897; lived 777*2nd St., City. Buried Forest Home Cemetery. Edward W. Diercks, born Hamburg 4/5/1834, son of Her.D. and _Diercks; died 5/24/1903. Wife was Hermana Bruns; buried Forest Home Cem.

~~~~# DIFFERT~~~~

To Joachim Diffit, 3/11/1854, for $200.00 JL^forX E£a? SE^ Sec. 7 T7 N R22 E, beginning at point in E line of said £ section 62 rods S of NE corner, then S 4 rods, W 80 rods, N 4 rods, E 80 rods =2 acres; a strip of land 2 rods wide across the W end of said lot to remain a public road or highway forever. The 2 acres were 1000 ft. S of Keefe Ave., W side of 20th St.

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Difert, Fritz 29 farmer Mecklenb Elisabeth 28 11 Wilhelm 4 Wise. Ferdinand 9 mo. 11 DeWernke, John 58 farmer Meck.Sch Elisabeth 59 11 11~~~~

Fritz Differt's brother, John Differt, lives in the town of Granville. Johann Joachin Warneke of town of Milw. to Elizabeth Differt of same, on 2/13/1865 for $5.00 for land beginning at £ Sec. post on E boundary of Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E, then W 13 chains 44 links, then N, E & S to beginning. 1870 town of Milw. census Differt., Fritz 39 farmer Mecklenberg Elisabeth 37 wife Wilhelm 14 Wise, Ferdinand ,11 11 Andrew 7 H Anna 5 II Minna 6 mo. II St. John's Lutheran Church (Glendale) records show: Andrew is Herman Andrew; Wilhelm Ludwig Carl was born 4/25/1856; Anna was born 11/15/1865 and Wilhelmina Frederike Emilie on 12/5/1869. Elisabeth(Warneke)Differt died 12/1/1874.

1870 town of Milw. census, cont'd, Differt,Charles 40 laborer Mecklenberg Henriette 33 wife " Herman 14 " Wilhelm 12 " Carl appears to be a brother of Fritz Differt - see their 2nd marriage records below. Henriette died between the 1870 census and Charles' marriage in 1876. Elizabeth Mary F. Differt - WILL - dated 9/10/1874; she died 12/6/1874. Fred.Differt in possession of property assigned him; August Voeks, executor, George Kuetemeyer, Anson W.Buttles

^ ,£ !W appraisors. Husband J. Differt to pay $400 to children as soon as said children come of age or as soon as each of them becomes of age; if all children die before coming of age and before my husband, then those shares go to my husband. All shares of $400 each are to come out of the estate willed away by me and are to be a lein on said estate until paid up in full. Each daughter to get a complete feather bed and $400 when of age or get married. Elisabeth had E 60 acres of NE^ Sec.5 T8 N R22 E in the town of Milw. (from her father, (Johann Joachim Warneke) = $3,000.00 appraised value. To husband Fred B. Differt, all possessions except he to pay my children, William L., Fred.T.F., Hermann J.F., Anna C.F. and Mina F. each $400.00. Elisabeth had 2 horses, 2 colts 2 yrs. old, 4 cows - 2 to 4 yrs. heifers, 2 7 mo. calves, 4 sheep, 4 pigs, 2 wagons, 1 bob sleigh and 1 harrow and household furniture, = $1,000.00. Widower Frederic Differt, son of deceased John and deceased Elisabeth(Litto)Differt, a farmer born Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living on Washington Rd.(Port Washington Rd.), marr. 12/31/1874 to Auguste Frederica Thundreich, nee Buss, dau. of Wilhelm and Frederica(Stege)Buss; marr. at East Granville (in former St.Peter's Luth. Church in present River Hills). Witnesses: John Kuehn, Gottlieb Schultz and Herman Schultz.

Charles Differt, a working man born Seitzen, MecklenbergSchwerin, son of Joachim and Mary(Littow)Differt, living town of Milw., marr. Wilhelmina Knueppel, dau. of John and Mary(Bolzendahl) Knueppel on 1/23/1876 in town of Milw.

1880 town of Milw. census Differt, Fredrich 50 farmer Mecklenberg Augusta 28 wife Pomerania Ferdinand 21 son Wise. Herman 18 is II Anna 14 dau. it Mina 10 it II Fred Jr. 2 Son II Differt, Carl 51 laborer Mecklenberg Minna 29 wife II Charles 8 mo. son Wise. Herman Differt, son of Carl and Henriette(Bell)Differt, a bookbinder, born and living Milw., marr. 11/2/1879 to Emma Boerth, dau. of Heinrich and Sophia(Irk)Boerth. Witnesses: Wilhelm Differt and Herman Boerth. Johann Carl Wilhelm Differt, son of Carl and Henriette (Bell)Differt, born and living Milw., an upholsterer, marr. 10/31/1880 to Ida Johanne Hochschild, dau. of Friedrich (de ceased) and Hanna(Hoepfner)Hochschild in Milw. Witnesses: Henry Schultz and Fred Winkel.

9A (0/ Herman Differt, born 2/15/1863 Ge rmany(?), son of Friederich and Friedericke(Warnke)Differt,a farmer/gardener, living town of Milw., marr. Ha'nna Wiesner, da u. of Wilhelm and Ernestine(Schulz)Wiesner, she bor n 7/8/1863 Germany; marr.10/31/1885. Witnesses: John Differt and Lui Voegts. (Herman Andrew Differt was born Wise, no t Germany) Herman and Hanna(Wiesner)Diff ert's dau., Louise, marr. Franklin Loewe. The Loewe's dau. Pauline, marr. Charles Zelinski on4/19/1913; a Zelinski dau., Emma, marr. Erwin Pagels, all in town of Milw. The Loewes and Zelinskis are buried in Town of Milw. Cemetery. Herman and Johanna(Wiesner)Di ffert sold on 7/19/1923 to Rathjen the E 1/5 of S 10 ac res of Lot 4 in SE^ Sec. 29 = 263.25* x 331.50', being'on the NE corner of Lydell Ave. and Silver Spring Dr. 1902 town of Milw. directory - Town 8 Differt, Herman farmer living E side Port Washington Rd. 4 blks. N of Silver Spring, (he lives on his father-in-law's former farmland, the Wiesner land) Differt, Charles farmer living NE Sec. 5 Dillmann Fred " Station (on the Warneke/ Differt original farmland, the NW corner of Yates and Fairy Chasm rds.) Town 7 Differt, Emilie All four live N side Hampton Ave, John laborer 2 blks. W of 29th St., except John painter John, the painter, who lives 1 Philip laborer blk. W of 29th St.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Differt, John 1834 to 1912 Marie 1838 to 1910 (nee Feilbach) They had lived in town of Granville Differt, Selma 1892 - 1897 Delia b & d 1895 baby b & d 1900 Differt, John C. 8/30/1858 to 2/24/1944 Nettie S. 9/30/1862 to 5/12/1946 (John was a son of John and Marie)

~~~~Differt, Philip 1869 to 1935 Emilie 1873 to 1959 (Philip a son of John and Marie)~~~~

~~~~$ \ it, Differt, Herman 1862 to 7/21/1937 Johanna 1863 to 1926 (nee Wiesner)~~~~

~~~~ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY (FOX POINT) Differt, Johann 1883 to Differt, Friedrich 7/8/1831 to 10/4/1906 Elisabeth 5/19/1833 to 12/1/1874 (Friedrich died from accident on the railroad track.)~~~~

~~~~Differt, Friedrich 10/1/1850 to June 1886 (no death record in Milw. Co. to see whose son he was)~~~~

~~~~Differt, Ferdinand 7/25/1859 to 8/25/1885~~~~

ADDITIONAL INFO: QCD dated 2/5/1876, from Fritz Differt, Johann Differt and Christoph Differt, being 3 of the 6 children and heirs-at-law of Joachim Differt, late of Milw., deceased, and Auguste the wife of Fritz Differt, Marie the wife of Johann Differt and Hannah the wife of Christoph to Carl Differt, also one of the children and heirs at law, for $100.00 for E£ SE^ Sec. 7 T7 N R22 E in Town of Milw. = 2 acres, except a strip of ground 2 rods wide to remain a public road across the W end. (became 16th St.) To Carl Differt from Sophie Wagner, nee Differt, 1 of 6 heirs and children of Joachim Differt, and her husband, Henry E. Wagner, of New Albany, Indiana, QCD for $30.00 for above land.

~~~~ft ?//b3 DILLMANN The Dillmann family didn't stay long in the town of Milwaukee; they were shown on the 1860 and 1870 censuses, then left the area apparently.~~~~

To Heinrich Duellmann, 3/7/1849, for $310.00 for SVl£ SVl£ Sec.4 T8 N R22 E = 40 acres. Their farmland was on the NE corner of present Regent and Brown Deer Rds. Dillmann Station was on the Dillmann's land, where the railroad tracks crossed Brown Deer Rd., and was the name given to that area. The mail bags were dropped off there in early years; later, Dillmann post office was located where the Port Road Inn is, at 8615 N. Port Washington Rd. with D. Dohmeyer, Proprietor. This inn burned in 1926 and was razed; a new tavern was then built. That early post office was discontinued as such, in 19 03, when home delivery (horse and wagon) was begun.

1860 town of Milw. census Dillmann, Heinrich 49 farmer Prussia Mary 45 II Dorothea 20 it Mary 18 II Heinrich 16 II August 12 Wise. Fritz 10 II Wilhelmina 6 II Charles 4 II Louisa 1 II Doris Dillman (apparently Dorothea, above) daughter of Henry and Amalla Dillman, marr. 12/9/1865 in Milw. to Wilhelm Schultz, son of Frank and Clara Schultz, he born Bohemia.

1870 town of Milw. census Dillman, Henry 58 fa:rme r Lippe Detmold Amalia 55 II " (Amalia Mary?) August 22 Wise. Minna 16 II John 14 II Louise 10 II Carl 8 II Amalia and Mary(on the 1860 census)appear to be the same person; no marriage record in Milw. Co. for Henry Dillmann between 1860 and 1870. Fritz and Charles are no longer shown and may have died young, especially in view of the addition to their family of another son named Carl, age 8. Perhaps Fritz, who would now be 20 years old, has moved away.

~~~~There were no marriage records in Milwaukee County through 1880~~~~

M for other Dillmann children. Death records: Joseph Dillmann, born Germany, died 5/24/1876 aged 67 yrs., accident. Lived town of Wauwatosa, buried Calvary Cem. Anna Marie Dillmann, born 9/28/1814 Germany, died 4/13/1892, widow. Buried Calvary Cemetery; lived 417 Walnut St. (old numbering), Milw. It is possible that Anna Marie is Heinrich's wife. I included Joseph Dillmann because the name was unusual and he may have been related to Henry Dillmann.

~~~~& 'Its DITTMANN Wilhelm Dittmann owned 10 acres in the NE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E on the E side of Port Washington Rd. in the present 8800 blk,~~~~

1860 town of Milw. censusn Dipman, Wilhelm 28 laborer Meck.-Sch. Eliza 28 II II Wilhelm 9 mo. Wise. The end of the 1870 Milw. Co., Town of Milw. census lists deaths during the past year: August Dittmann, age 6 mo., died June 1869 of typoid fever, no parents listed in that record.

1870 town of Milw. census Dittmann, Wilhelm 39 farmer Meek. Louise 39 II Wilhelm 11 Wise. Mary 9 II Emma 5 II Fritz 6 mo. II 1880 town of Milw. census Dittmann, Wilhelm 49 farmer Elisa 49 wife Wilhelm 20 Mary 18 Emma 15 Fritz 10 Bertha 8 Louise's name was probably Louisa Elisabeth.

William Dittmann, son of William and Eliza(Truede) Dittmann, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. on 4/4/1880 to Wilhelmine Schreiber, dau. of John and Sophia (Burgwart)Schreiber, in City of Milw. Elisabeth(Truede)Dittmann may have been a sister of Friedericka(Truede)Bauch, who lived in present Whitefish Bay, Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Edward Dettmann born 1868 and died 1869 town of Milw. - perhaps is Dittmann? TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Dittmann, Elisabetha 12/17/1830 to 7/30/1893 Wilhelm 10/9/1831 to 4/9/1915 Dittmann, Wilhelm died 5/11/1927 (Burial permit information) Wilhelmine 3/25/1860 to 5/4/1908 (wife of William L. Dittmann)

1902 town of Milw. directory - Town 7 Dittmann, Amanda clerk E side Port Washington rd. 2 blks N of Vienna Ave. Rosa clerk ditto William, Jr. ditto (laborer) William ditto (collr ) (?) Fred saloon NE corner Port Was5i.' rd.--& Vienna ave, laborer N side Vienna ave., 1 blk. E Port /GG> William Washington rd. DOHMEYER To August Dohmeyer 11/27/1867 for $500.00 from Charles and Dorothea Fischer, the undivided £ of E£ SE.J NE^ Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E = 20 acres. Witnesses, Charles Meissner. To August Dohmeyer from William and Charlotte J. Swain on 1/20/1868 for $1000.00 for S 20 acres of NEi NE^ Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E. Dohmeyer's 40 acres were on the present corner of River Rd. (if it continued N across Brown Deer Rd.) and Fairy Chasm Rd.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. censusn Dohmeyer, August 35 farmer Prussia Wilhelmine 30 wife II Emma 7 Wise. Helena 6~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Dohmeyer, August 45 Prussia Wilhelmina 39 Pomerania Helen 15 Wise. Charles 7 David 6 David Dohmeyer became the proprietor of the Dillmann Inn post office, located on the site of present Port Road Inn, 8615 N. Port Washington Rd. Dillmann Inn burned in 1926 and was razed, It had been discontinued as a post office pick-up station in 1903, when home delivery by horse and wagon began.

~~~~1902 town of Milw, directory Dohmeyer, David nursery, W side Port Washington Rd., 2 blks S of County Line Rd. Wilhelmine widow of Albert; living same place as David above.~~~~

~~~~The Dohmeyer house still stands in the 1600 blk. of W. Fairy Chasm Rd., built in 1870's. Later, the Rader family lived there.~~~~

Emma Dohmeyer, dau. of August and Minnie(Blum)Dohmeyer, marr. in a civil ceremony "two months ago11 (from 7/7/1886) to Otto Grosse, son of Gottfried and Caroline(Niewbert)Grosse; he an engineer living in Wyoming Territory, born Germany. Emma born State of Wise. Witnesses: Thomas Whelanz and Rosa Barfknecht.

7b f DOLL 1860 town of Milw. census Doll, Johann 70 laborer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Marie 72 " " Friedrich 27 " " Ulrich 25 They were living next to Christian and Friederike Wolf near the Green Bay /Keefe Ave. area.

Charles Ulrich Fred. Doll, son of Joachim and Mary(Pulz)Doll, a farmer born Kogel, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living town of Milw., marr. 3/1.8/1866 to Louisa Mary Frederica Jens, dau. of Adam and Catherine(Pulz)Jens.

Ulrich Doll, son of John and Mary(Puis)Doll, a farmer living town of Wauwatosa, born Kogel, Mecklenberg-Sch., marr. on 10/21/1873 to Jane Jentz, nee. Koppermann, dau. of John and Mary(Huth)Koppermann, in Milw.

There was an Augusta(Doll)Schroeder (Mrs. Johann), age 53 on the 1860 town of Milw. census, born Mecklenberg-Schwerin, who may have been related to the above Doll family. There were Dolls, also, in the town of Granville.

~~~~This Doll family lived in present Shorewood, near the Brenneke family.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Doll, John 33 laborer Prussia Maria 27 II Caroline 5 it Ludwig 1 it Union Cemetery record: Wilhelm Doll born 3/6/1778 Edenkeben, died 2/15/1868 Milw. Perhaps related to one of the above Dolls?

X § tn DONGES Jac F. Donges marr. April 1893 to Alma Bexell, dau. of John and Frances(Salentine)Bexwell - they had two daughters, Irma and Elsa. Jac. F. Donges, land contract 5/3/1904, 2 acres from L. Voecks in Lot 1 Ni NWi Sec.28 T8 N.R22 E. (N end of Whitefish Bay)

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~~~

~~~~Sallentine, Maria 12/27/1824 to 5/12/1914 Gustav Leo 4/8/1812 to 10/13/1891~~~~

~~~~Bexell, John 1/22/1828 to 8/11/1885~~~~

Jones Bexell Francis 1850 to 1926 John Bexell, born Stockholm, Sweden 1/22/1828, came to Milw. 1870 from Cinncinnati, Ohio. Married 2nd in Milw., April 1871 to Frances Sallentine; they had 1 son, 2 daughters. He'd had 1 dau. by his 1st marriage. Jac F.Donges began his own hat, cap and stove business in 1884 on Third St., City of Milw., with his brother, Charles, as his partner. About 1888 Jac began to invest in real estate, pur chasing land in present Fox Point. Sold that several months later, purchasing 3 miles of lake shore property, known as Donges Bay and organized the Fish Creek Park Co . which has made of the property two resorts, known as Donges Bay and the Fairy Chasm resorts. The company constructed a dam at a cost of $5000.00 to enable it to build an artificial lake some 3 miles in length; the builders were Oscar Fromm and Oswald Jaeger. From "Memoirs of Milw. Co." by J. Watrous, p.987.

4, f: I if DRUECKE 1850 town of Milw. census Druke, Henry 27 farmer Germany Carolina 24 " Reges/Reger 3 mo.(male) Wise. F. A. Ferdinand and Caroline Rosenthal to Heinrich Druecke, deed, 10/1/1851 for $150.00 for S£ SVl£ Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E =10 acres, beginning on W line of SW£ Sec. 16, 20 chains N of SW corner, then E to Green Bay Rd., then along road S, then W, then N to beginning. These 10 acres were on the W side of Green Bay Rd., approximately 2 blks. N of Good Hope Rd.

To Henry Druecke 5/19/1866 for $1700.00 for land in Lots 3 & 4, Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E = 33 acres and part of S^ SVl£ Sec. 18, beginning at point of intersection of the Green Bay Rd. with the N line of S^ of said £ section, then E, S, W & N along the Green Bay Rd., to the beginning = 6 acres. The 6 acres were immediately across Green Bay Rd. from his 10 acre parcel - his house was on the W side on the 10 acre parcel. The 3 3 acres were on the E side of Green Bay Rd., along the Milw. River and touching onto his newly acquired 6 acres. The 33 acre parcel was referred to as "Druecke's woods".

~~~~Carolina Druecke died April 2,1869; young Emilie, born Oct 9, 1868, died April 11, 1869.~~~~

1870 town ot Mil w. census Draker, Henry 47 farmer Ker Hessen Minna 19 Wise. Wilhelm 17 Charles 16 Henry 11 Rudolph 7 Henry Druecke, a farmer living town of Milw., son of Henry and Charlotte Druecke, born Kurhess^n, Germany, marr. 8/26/1872 to Wilhelmine Stroschein, dau. of Friedrich and Christine Gunter- berg. (Wilhelmine was either widowed or divorced.)

Mina H. Druecker, dau. of Henry Ludwig and Carlolina C. Druecker, marr. in town of Milw. on 3/21/1871 to Levi A. Stewart, a farmer born City of Milw., living town of Milw., son of William A. and Harriett Stewart. 1880 town of Milw. census Druke, Henry 57 farmer Prussia Mina 37 wife " Rudolph 17 Wise. Lizzie 15 II

«? do Lizzie was most likely a dau. of Wilhelmine and her 1st husband since Henry and Wilhelmine have only been marr. 8 years. Charles Druecke, son of Heinrich and Carolina Druecke, a farmer born town of Milw., living Theresa, Juneau Co., Wise, marr. on 3/25/1882 to Christiana Prohl, dau. of John and Johanna Prohl, she also born town of Milw., marr. 6th Ward City. Witnesses: Werner Bertram and Henry Druecke.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWWAUKEE CEMETERY Druecke, Heinrich L. 8/11/1823 to 10/1/1885 Caroline J. died 4/2/1869 Emilie 10/9/1868 to 4/11/1869~~~~

~~~~Drucke, William A. 4/8/1853 to 9/8/1912 "Brother" He is buried next to John W. Stewart~~~~

~~~~Obituaries:~~~~

Adeline Ziemer, died Sun.(yr.not given) age 88, in a Green Bay, WI nursing home. She was born in Dodge Co. to the late Mr. & Mrs. Charles Druecke on Aug.28,1894. Husband Victor E. Ziemer preceded her in death 2/14/1981. She is survived by dau. Mrs. Robert(Dolores)Hunner of Green Bay, son Victor(Jean)Ziemer of Green Bay, 11 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren, neices and nephews; preceded in death by 5 brothers and 3 sisters and infant dau., Virginia. Burial Valhalla Cemetery, Milw. (death year must have been 1982) Charles T. Druecke, died 8/24/1978 age 81 yrs. Beloved husband of Cora H.(nee Hahm)Druecke; dear father of Ralph(Dorothy) Druecke, Sr., grandfather of Ralph, Jr., Frank, Charles, Susan and Paul; great-grandfather of Carrie and John; bro. of Adeline Ziemer. Further survived by sisters-in-law, brothersin-law, neices, nephews. Florist Ave.Lutheran Church officiating; burial in Graceland Cem., Milw. His widow, Cora(Hahm)Druecke still living 1989 at 7148 N. 43rd St.,Milw. Ralph C. Druecke, Sr. died 1/2/1990 age 62 yrs., husband of Dorothy(Struck)Druecke. Father of Ralph(Christine), Frank(Lynn), Charles(Jacqueline), Susan(Walter)Swanson and Paul Druecke. Grandfather of Carrie, John, Kipp, Ben, Sam, Adam, Justin, Jacob,Timmy, Kara and Anna. Son of Cora(Hahm) and the late Charles. Burial Graceland Cemetery; memorials to St.John Ev. Lutheran Church, 3909 W. Clinton Ave.

•c\, $. 9.7/ DUMMANN To John Dumann from Roman and Marianna Suhm on 3/19/1852 for $150.00 for middle 20 ft. Lot 4 Blk.56 1st Ward, City, and also to pay and release mortgage of $250.00 to Dr. F. Rosenthal on which $150.00 has been paid.

~~~~To John Dummann 9/27/1856 for $275.00 for Lot 12 Blk.210 S of street running E & W on section line in Houghton's Addition, 6th Ward, City.~~~~

1860 City of Milw. 9th Ward Duman, Herman 24 laborer Pommerania Sophie 22 Mecklenberg Eda 6 mo. Wise. Duman, Johann 51 laborer Pommerania Louise 48 II Franz 18 i? Bertha 14 II Emalia 8 it Johann 5 Wise The two families are living together on this census. August and Caroline Salomon of City to Herman and John Dumann of City on' 10/2/1865 for $500.00 for land in Lots 7 & 8 See 18 T8 N R22E = 37.33 acres. This was on the SE corner of Calumet and River Roads, W to the Milwaukee River. Bertha Dummann, dau. of John and Louisa(Janke)Dummann marr. 9/19/1869 to Friedrich Schork> son of John and Theresa(Schinp- ler)Schork; he a brickmaster, born Germany, living Milw. Wit nesses: Peter King and Frank Dummann. (She was Bertha Fried ricke Dumann.)

1870 town of Milw. census Dohmann, Herman 34 carpenter Prussia Sophia 32 Mecklen. Ida 10 Wise. Otto 8 IB Frank 6 II Friedrica 2 II Anna 5 mo, II Herman's wife, Sophia, was nee Brockmann, from son Otto's marriage record.

~~~~Dohmann, John 63 farmer Prussia Louise 58 wife M Franz 29 farm laborer " Emelia 18 ti John 15 Wise John Dummann, warranty deed, 10/3/1873 for 10 acres in SW^- Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E.~~~~

~~~~m Wilhelm Dumann, son of Johann, a dairyman of town of Milw., born Roman, Pommerania, marr. 8/19/1872 to Dorothy Henriette Teg, dau. of Christian and Sophia Teg, in Milw.~~~~

~~~~WEST GRANVILLE CEMETERY Doman, Wilhelm 12/20/1834 to 5/3/1906 Henriette 12/22/1845 to 1/5/1929~~~~

Emilie Wilhelmine Auguste Dumann, born 8/21/1851, dau. of Johann Gottfried and Maria Sophie(Jahnke)Dumann, marr. 9/19/1875 to Karl Fredrich Wilhelm Schroeder, son of Wilhelm and Johanna (Wag/Wax)Schroeder; he born Wartikow/Wartiszow, Pomerania, on 6/19/1844 marr. at her parent's home, Milw. Witnesses: Emma Bittner, Albert Schroeder, Friedricke Schroeder, Ida Dummann and Wilhelm Dreves. (St. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale, also has this marr. record.) Emilie's mother is named as "Maria Sophie(Jahnke)" in this marr. record - was she same as Louise or had John marr. sisters or cousins in Germany?

St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Town of E. Granville (River Hills): Dumann, Anna Wilhelmine Carolina born 10/30/1874, bapt. 1/3/1875 . Parents: Wollrath & Wilhelmine(Schenk); sponsors Wilhelm Markquart, Sophie Schreck(alien) and Wilhelmine Praefke. Perhaps Wollrath/Vollrath was related to the above Dummanns. St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale: Ida Wilhelmine Caroline, born 1/19/1860, dau. of Herman and Sophie Duman. Confirmed 1874. Paul Otto Fried, born 10/27/1862, son of Herrman and Sophie Dumman. Confirmed 1876. Franz Fried. Wilhelm born 8/27/1864, son of Herrman and Sophie Dummann. Confirmed 1876. Anna Maria Emilie born 1868/69. Herman Johann Wilhelm born 2/18/1872. Paul Christian Herman born 7/9/1874. Johann Edward Hermann born 5/5/1879.

John Dummann - WILL - dated 6/19/1877. Probated 7/27/1878. To son Johann Charles Friedrich, all real estate in town of Milw. known as N^ Lot 7 Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E = 18.60 acres and S£ N 20 acres of W^- SVl£ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E, under the following conditions: that he pays my daughter Caroline Friederika Link, wife of Peter Link, $50.00 and to my son Herman $1.00; to son Frank Friedrick Wilhelm Dummann, the sum of $400.00 and to my daughter Bertha Friederika Wilhelmina Schork, wife of Fred. Schork, $50.00; to daughter Amelia Ulricka Wilhelmine Schroe der, wife of Charles, the sum of $100.00. John Charles Fried, to also get my personal property with the exception of 1 cow which is to go to my wife Louisa, and

^ 77J he to furnish my wife, his mother, with 1 fat hog of not less than 200 weight, 20 bushels of potatoes, 2 barrels of wheat flour, 2 barrels of rye flour - all yearly, and shall pay her yearly the interest on $300.00 in Nov. at 5% and at such times as she shall need $5, $10 or $20.00, he shall pay her but not in aggregate over $300.00. He is to let her have a small garden now used for such purposes on the S side of the house and he is to set out 4 plum trees and furnish her with the sole use of the N side of the existing house as long as she lives. If another house is built or the present one burned, he is to furnish her with a suitable house room and sufficient fuel for house purposes as long as she lives. Payments to my daughters to be paid within 1 year of my death without interest and at the death of my wife, Louisa, the above mentioned $300.00 or what remains goes to son John C.F.Dummann. Anson W. Buttles, executor of my will. Witnesses; Anson W. Buttles, Ferdinand Nowack and Heinrich Raether.

~~~~The Dummann house stood at 7515 N. River Rd., River Hills until the summer of 1991, when it was razed. See photos in RIVER HILLS album in Whitefish Bay Library.~~~~

John Dumann, a farmer of town of Milw., born Milw., son of John and Louise Dumann, marr. Magdalena Luy, dau. of John and Mar garetha Luy on 7/14/1878, town of Granville. Witnesses: Otto Duman and John Benz.

~~ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY (N.43rd St. at Calumet Rd.) Dummann, Magdalena (nee Luy) 12/20/1859 to 4/20/1884 (Magdalena is buried with her parents, no gravestone is here for her husband, John Dummann.~~

Johann Carl Fried. Dummann, son of Luise(Jahnke) and Johann Dummann, born Milw., living town of Milw., a farmer, marr. 10/8/1884 in town of Milw. to Marie Sophie Luise Stoll, dau. of Heinrich and Christine(Kindt)Stoll; she born Saabel, Meck lenberg-Schwerin.

~~~~1880 town ot Milw. census Dummann, Herman 44 farmer Pomerania Sophia 42 wife Mecklenberg Otto 18 Wise Frank 16 II Friederica 12 n Anna 10 IV Herman, Jr. 8 u Paul 6 Wise Edward 1 II~~~~

r\\pX EBEL, CHARLES AND JOHANN 1860 town of Milwaukee census Ebel, Johann 63 laborer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Fredericka 35 wife II II Fredericka 13 John 4 Wise Fredericka may be a 2nd wife for Johann; he may be the father of Maria(EbelJKohlmetz, who lives next to the Ebels. Ebel, Carl 26 laborer Meek.- Sch. Maria 24 wife " " Mathilda 2 Wise Carl and his family also live next to Johann Ebel and the Kohlmetz's. Carl's wife is the daughter of Karl Schnell. All three families live in the SE part of present Whitefish Bay and NE part of present Shorewood. On 12/4/1868, Land Contract to Charles Ebel from the Allerdings, etc., for $1800.00 for 20 acres (on the S side of W. Capitol Dr., on the E side of the C&NW Railroad tracks), payable within 5 yrs., for Lot 1 Sec. 9 T7 R22 E; Ebel to pay all taxes. Warranty Deed to Charles Ebel from Allerdings, etc, 12/11/1872 for above 20 acres. Charles is probably a son of Johann Ebel and Johann's 1st wife.

1870 town of Milw. census Ebel, John 73 laborer Mecklenberg Friedericke 40 wife II John 14 II Herman 7 II Schemmer, John Baden John Schemmer's wife, Mary, had recently died and he appears to be boarding with the Ebels. He was the father of Eleanora (Schemmer)Luecke - Mrs. Adolph.

~~~~John Ebel, son of John and Friedericka Ebel, a farmer, born and living town of Milw., marr. 12/8/1878 to Clara Meier, dau. of John and Elizabeth Meier. A witness was Wilhelm Kometz(Kohl- metz) .~~~~

~~~~Ebel, Charles; 36 farmer Meckl Maria 37 wife II Mathilda 12 Wise William 10 n 1880 town of Milw. census Ebel,Carl 4 6 farmer Meckl Maria 47 wife u Mathilda 21 Wise Wilhelm 20 II Charles 4 II~~~~

~~~~W 1880 town of Milw. census Ebel, John 23 farmer Wise Clara 21 wife II Henry 6 me II John Ebel marr. again on 1/13/1884 to Augusta Volz, dau. of William and Charlotte Volz.~~~~

Maria Ebel - ADMINISTRATION #24584 Vol.31 p.316 Maria died 2/4/1908, age 75 yrs., intestate. Mathilda Metzler, of City of Milw., daughter, petitioned the court as heir-at-law 2/7/1908. She was age 51 and lived at 1057 Buffum St.

Maria left no husband or widower and had only three children: Mathilda Metzler; William Ebel residing near North Milw. and Charles Ebel residing in the City of Milw. Maria also had had 4 other children who died before they were 3 years old. Her husband had died over 20 years previously. No real estate. 3 mortgages: one from Christian and Thrase Beierle for $1250.00; one from Mathilda and George Metzler for $1200.00 and one from Charles W. and Ricka Ebel for $1200.00. The value of the estate was $8804.35 on 5/3/1910.

~~~~UNION CEMETERY - MILWAUKEE Ebel, Carl 5/28/1834 to 12/14/1883 Maria 3/17/1833 to 2/4/1908 Emma 1863 to 1866~~~~

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Chs. Ebel, born 1834, died 12/14/1883. I don't know if this was "our" Charles Ebel or someone named "Christian" Ebel.~~~~

William J. Ebel, son of Carl and Maria Ebel, born and living town of Milw., marr. 11/18/1884 to Augusta Pagels, dau. of Carl and Helena Pagels. Witnesses: William Kohlmetz and Wilhelmina (Pagels)Kohlmetz. (Wilhelmina was a sister of Augusta and William Kohlmetz, I believe, was a cousin of William J. Ebel.)

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Ebel, William J. 1860 to 1916 Augusta 1862 to 1932~~~~

ADDITION: Maria(Ebel)Kohlmetz (Mrs. John), a neighbor of the Johann Ebel family, may have been Johann Ebel1s daughter. Her death record states she was a daughter of Johann and Maria Aple, which may have been a phonetic spelling of Abel.

'V ^ \V EBERTS/EVERTS To Fred. Everts, 12/5/1855, for $206.25 for N 6£ acres of S 10i acres of W 19£ acres of }*£ Vl£ NEi Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E, said 19£ acres lies W of Washington Rd. (Port Washington Rd, ) They were on the W side of the Port Rd. near Green Tree Rd., living near the Killian and Schramm families.

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Eberts, Friedrich 45 farmer Mecklenberg-Sch. Friedericke 44 wife Friedrich 16 II II Linah 10 II II Johann 3 Wise Hepting, Sylvester 38/58 school teacher born Baden~~~~

Carolina Evert, dau. of Friedrich and E.(Schramm)Evert, born Altsomerstorf in August 1849, marr. August Pange, son of teacher A. Pange and Mrs. Pange(nee Vinth) on 11/22/1868 at St. John's Lutheran Church, Port Washington Rd. He born Uxlitz, Mecklenberg-Schwerin. (It is possible that Friedrich Evert's wife, named above as "E" nee Schramm, was related to the Schramm family who lived near the Everts. It also appears that Friedrich's wife, Fried ericke, shown on the 1860 census, was a 2nd wife. I asume "Linah" on the 1860 census IS Carolina, born 1849 on the above marriage record.)

To Fred. Eberts, 12/8/1865 for $1,000.00 for Vl£ NW^ SVl£ See 16 T8 N R22 E = 20 acres. This was the SE corner of present Calu met Rd. and Bell Road in Fox Point. By the 1869 map, he also owned 20 acres on that same SW corner.

1870 town of Milw. census Everts, Friederi ch 53 laborer Meek. -Sch Maria 39 wife II II Elisabeth 15 Wise Fritz 12 Sophia 10 Margareth 6 William 3 Mina 7 mo. This appears to be a completely different family from the one above on the 1860 census.

~~~~They live next to the Christian Giese family on this census.~~~~

Mary Everts, dau. of Fred, and Mary Everts, marr. 3/21/1879 in City of Milw., 9th Ward to Ferd. Nissen, a butcher, born Chicago, living Milw. Justice of Peace; witnesses were Fred Schmidt and William Nissen. (I believe this Mary belongs to a different Fred and Mary Everts family.) v * m ECKENFELS To Anton Eckenfels, 9/10/1846, from Sebastian and Elizabetha Mertz for $260.00 for 9 acres in N£ Vl£ SE| Sec. 8 T7 R22 E, bounded on S by Christian Ham's (Hahm) land. This was in the Keefe Ave./Green Bay Rd. area. To Anton Eckenfels, deed, 3/30/1855 for $800.00 for N 1/3 of W^ SEi See 19 T8 N R22 E =26.66 acres. This was W side of Green Bay Rd., just S of Green Tree Rd.

To Anton Eckenfels, deed, 1/24/1856 for $560.00 from Friedrich and Maria Troegel, for 14 acres in W^ SE^ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E. This was on W side of Port Washington Rd., 2 blks N of Good Hope Rd. (later increased his land to include E & W sides of Port Rd. - 36.67 acres on SE & SW corners of Port Washington and Calumet Rds. Their house was on W side of Port Rd., S of Cal umet Rd. ) To Traugott Jahn, Julius Burgemeister and Francis Jahn, 1/11/1856 from Anton and Theresia Eckenfels for $1396.80 for 7.76 acres, beginning at a point 10 chains 50 links S of the 1/8 section corner in N side of SE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E, then S, W to center of Green Bay Rd., etc. This piece of land apparently now has a building located on it to command that price. This was on the S side of Keefe Ave.- the triangular piece of land bounded by Port Washington Rd. and Martin Luther King Dr. (formerly N. 3rd St.) Today, the Main Event is there at 3418 N. Martin Luther King Dr., a tavern on 1st floor with apts. above.

~~~~1855 town of Milw. census Anton Eckenfels: 3 males, 1 female; 2 foreign born, This was probably Anton, Jr., wife and 2 sons.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Antonia 70 shoemaker Baden Theresia 70 II Antonio 40 II Theresa 30 Saxony Ki 12 (male) Wise Antony 10 II Charles 4 II Christian II Mich. " The above census record was "X-ed" out from Antonio, Jr, down, but I copied it for its differences from the one below:

~~~~Eckenfels, Anton 40 farmer Baden Haudchild 30 Saxony Charles 4 Wise Louise 8 II Emma 6 mo.~~~~

\p- $ m Kilian 2 Anton 9 It appears Anton, Jr. and his family had moved just prior to this census taking and his parents had begun to give out the son's family's information. However, Christian and Mich, are missing from Anton and "Haudchild"s household; Emma and Louise are included but not in Antonio, Sr.'s account! "Haudchild" was the phoenetic spelling of Theresa's maiden name.

Georg Eckenfels, born Offenback, Baden, Germany, son of Matthias and Maria Eckenfels, marr. 12/26/1863 to Mrs. Bertha(Kugeler) Hett, dau. of Christian and Friedericke Kugeler. I included this record because Eckenfels is an unusual name and Georg was probably related to Anton. It gives his place of birth, which may be Anton's also.

The elder Eckenfels weren't shown on the 1870 census and were perhaps deceased by that time.. They may have been buried on their land - a common practice in early days - or, if buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery, as their son and his wife are, their gravestones have disappeared.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Eckenfels, Anton 52 farmer Baden Theresa 37 Saxony Charles 13 Wise Louise 12 II Emma 10 n Pauline 7 IB Alois 5 " Clara 6 mo. II~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Eckenfels, Anton 61 farmer Baden Theresa 49 wife Saxony Charles 22 Wise. Louisa 20 II Emma 18 " Pauline 16 II Alex 14 II Clara 10 II Helena 7 II Alen(Alex?) Eckenfels, son of Anton and Theresa(Hausechild) Eckenfels, born U.S., a clerk, marr. on 12/22/1888 to Helene Weidlich, dau. of Friedrich and Louise(Wackendorf)Weidlich. Witness: Clara Eckenfels.

\0 w Helena marr. Last and died 12/15/1929 in Whitefish Bay at the home of Mrs. Esther Seidel of 2011(5109 new numbering) Fratney St. (Elkhart Ave.) Perhaps Mrs. Seidel was a dau. of Helena Last. Clara Eckenfels marr. William Pagels as his 1st wife, 5/3/1891; she was born 1/1/1870, died 12/27/1870; buried Town of Milw. Cemetery.

~~~~Louise Eckenfels, clau. of A. Anton and Therese, marr. 10/23/1883 to Ignatz Zimprich, Jr.~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Eckenfels, Franz A. 9/16/1818 to 8/20/1907 Theresa 2/14/1830 to 4/9/1915 Charles 1855 to 1917 Heinrich 1906 - 1906 Helm, Mary Eckenfels 1879 to 1933 (whose daughter?) August 1880 to 1948

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory < lEckenfels, Anton W side Port Washington Rd., 6 blks. N of Green Tree Rd., Dillman. Charles ditto~~~~

let EHLERS, ADOLPH A. Ehlers, Warranty Deed, 4/12/1849, for $100.00, 4 acres in NWi See 8 T7 R22 E, beginning 4 chains 89 links S of NW corner of NVl£ Sec.8, S 2 ch.10 lks.,E 20 ch.37 Iks., N24i° W 2 ch.20 Iks., W 19 ch.47 Iks. and on 4/10/1855, 5 acres for $202.00, in NE£ Sec.8 T7 R22 E. To Adolph Ehlers, 10/1/1857 for $210.00 for NWi Sec. 8 T7 R22E beginning 6 chains 77 links S of SW corner of NVl£ Sec. 8, then S, E to Green Bay Rd., N & W = 3 acres, subject to payment and discharge of $125.00 mortgage dated 5/28/1855 for $350.00.

To Adolph Ehlers from Jacob, Jr. and Cristina Krauss, 10/17/1860 for $250.00 for E£ of land beginning 12 chains W of £ section corner in E side See 8 T7 N R22 E, then N, W, S & E to = 4 acres. This was the same land he'd paid down on in 1855. He settled on the W side of Green Bay Ave. just S of Capitol Dr., W to 13th St. From "History of Milwaukee County from its First Settlement to 1895" by Howard L. Conrad, pgs.284-285, excerpted: "Adolph Ehlers was born Sept.9,1818 Hanover, Germany. He came to Amer. 1846 and on to Milw. He helped build Braun's Brewery, parent of present Blatz Brewery. He was a carpenter by trade and built many of the first buildings erected in Milw. He settled in Milwaukee Township 1848 on a farm. Married 1st to Caroline Schrader; they had William, Caroline, August, Ernst, Lisette and Mary. Caroline, his wife, died 1852; he marr. Amalie(Mollie) Aureranlea Jan.9,1853." However, on their marr. record, Amalia's surname is given as "Heide", not Aureranlea -perhaps she'd been previously marr. and Aureranlea was her maiden name?

1860 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Adolph 42 carpenter Hanover Amalia 27 Prussia Wilhelm 20 laborer Hanover Caroline 18 II August 15 shoemaker II Ernst 13 Wise Lisette 11 it Mary 9 ii Minna 4 it Adolph 1 " Adolph was township treasurer 1853 and 1854; served as township supervisor for 2 yrs.; was assessor for 6 yrs. Adolph, Jr. lived on the same farm and took care of his parents in their later years.

Augustus Ehlers, son of Adolphus and Caroline Ehlers, a shoemaker born Shonigen, Hanover, marr. 11/22/1868 to Maria Springer, dau. of Carl and Regina Springer. They had a dau., Lisette, who marr. 4/11/1894 at 775-2nd St.(old numbering) to Hugo Esche, son of Ernst and Louise; he living 1136 Island Ave.,City of Milw.

\9 There was a John Ehlers, age 26, born Hanover also, living in ^f the town of Granville on the 1860 census, on the corner of Green /#£ Bay and Brown Deer Rds,, perhaps related. 1870 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Adolph 52 farmer Prussia Amalia 36 wife Lippo Detmoldt Minna 13 Wise Adolphus 11 ii Melosine 7 Ehlers, Maria 18 living with the Herman Hen ths(sp?) family; Maria was born in Wise and may be the Mary, age 9, on the 1860 census with Adolph and Amalia Ehlers. Maria Ehlers, dau. of Adolph and Amalie(Heyde)Ehlers, marr 4/23/1871 to Louis Schultz, son of Friedrich and Caroline (Fellbaum)Schultz, he a farmer born U.S., living town of Milw. Witnesses: August Ehlers, Edward Schultz. Wilhelmine Ehlers, dau. of Adolph and Amalia(Heide)Ehlers marr. 11/12/1876 to Adolph Kruse, son of William and Wilhelmina (Heinz)Kruse, he a farmer born and living town of Milw.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. Ehlers, August 27 shoemaker Prussia Mary 23 Baden Lisette 1 Wise~~~~

~~~~1880 town of Milw . census Ehlers, Adolph 61 farmer , Prussia Amalia 46 wife II Adolphus 21 Melesina 16 Louise 9 yr.10 mo. Pauline 7 II~~~~

TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH N. Cedarburg' Rd., S. Mequon Ehlers, Adolph 1859 to 1908 Louise 1861 to 1922 1902 town of Milw. directory Ehlers, Adolph farmer W. side County Rdi, NW Sec.31 Silver Springs P.O. 1905 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Adolf 48 farmer Wise Louisa 46 wife 18 Olga 20 II Oscar 16 91 Alfred 13 1? Ellen 4 If

1>u>. i?y TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Ehlers, Frederick 6/25/1815 to 5/1/1902 Louisa 11/25/1830 to 1/10/1914 There was a large above ground frame mausoleum in this* cemetery towards the rear of the oldest area, on the north portion of the cemetery. The vault was broken into by vandals and, over the years, slowly disintegrated. The bodies were reburied, below the ground, immediately to the west of the earlier mauso leum, but no markers exist today and no records exist of this. I was told this by Anson M. Buttles, whose grandfather kept meticulous diaries for 50 years about the Town of Milw., as a surveyor, school teacher, district clerk, farmer and landowner. Anson lived in an Ehlers house in Fox Point, on Navajo Road. The records for the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery burned in a fire in 1916-17 in the Schuetz's Inn/house.

^ ^ & EHLERS, JOHANN To Johann Ehlers, 9/25/1854 for $375.00 for S 15 acres of n£ SEi See 20 T8 N R22 E, indenture, subject to 1854 taxes. (This was along Port Washington Rd., about 6600 blk. N.) A John Ehlers marr. Maria Krum 10/8/1850 in Milw., but the Maria below, wife of Johann, is called "nee Propp" in church records.

1860 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Johann 38 farmer Mecklen.-Sch. Maria 27 " " Heinrich 3 Wise Charles 1 " They live near the Rader and Schramm families, on the land in the 6600 blk. N Port Washington Rd. St. John's Lutheran Church records(Glendale): Heinrich Johan August born 11/18/1856, son of Johann and Maria nee Propp; confirmed April 1870. Carl Johann Fried, born 9/4/1858, son of Johann and Maria nee Propp; confirmed 4/14/1872. To John Ehlers of Milw. Co., 11/17/1868 for $1060.00 for N 15 acres of W 20 acres of S 70 acres of E£ SE£ Sec. 8 T8N R22 E and the S 5 acres of W 20 acres of S 70 acres E£ SEi See 8, except the piece of land in SE corner of said 5 acres, measuring 2£ rods E & W and 32 rods N & S containing £ acre. This deed covers 19^ acres. This land is between Bradley and Dean Rds.; an Ehlers house still stands at 8027 N. Navajo Rd., Fox Point, built early 1900's, as does an older Ehlers house at 100 E. Bradley Rd. John's land was called "Estate of J. Ehlers" on the 1876 Town of Milw. map. Both he and Maria were born in Schwaan, Mecklenberg. She is buried in St. John's Lutheran Church Ceme tery, Fox Point and he may also have been, but there is no gravestone for him now. There is a large Ehlers monument with out names on it. 1880 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Maria 46 farms Mecklenberg Henry 23 Wise Charles 21 II Heinrich August Johann Ehlers, son of John and Maria(Propp) Ehlers, born and living town of Milw., marr. 4/25/1881 at St. Peter's Church, Granville to Louise Sophia Maria Schoof, dau.of Wilhelm and Auguste(Mueller)Schoof. (Also recorded in St.John's Lutheran Church, Glendale, where it says "son of the late Johann Ehlers; born 11/18/1856 town of Milw.; Louisa born 6/6/1861 Milw. Witnesses: Wilhelm Schoof and Jenny Prager.) Union Cemetery, Milw. record: John Ehlers, born 1823, died by suicide in Town of Milw. 8/15/1873.

,A 1ft ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY, FOX POINT Ehlers, Maria 6/13/1833 to 12/22/1909 Carl J. F. 9/4/1858 to 6/27/1891 Henry 1856 - 1938 Louise 1861 - 1924 Carl 1882 - 1883 1902 town of Milw. directory Ehlers, Maria wid.of John living N side of Fox Point Rd.(Bradley Rd.) SE Sec.8 Henry farmer same address as above. 1905 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Maria head 72 Germany Ehlers, Henry head 48 Wise Lizzie wife 44 Lina 19 Willie 15 Henry 13 Alrena 9 They later had Alvina C, who married Otto K. Grade, and John. Obituary: Grade, Alvina C. (nee Ehlers), widow of Otto K. Grade. Formerly owned the Fox Point Greenhouse. Died 3/6/1989 at Stoughton, WI; survived by dau. Marie Baumgart- ner of Stoughton; son Henry(June)Grade, Milw., 6 grandchildren, 8 great-grandchildren; nieces, nephews. Burial Wis.Memorial Park.

John Ehlers, son of Henry and Lizzie, above, built the house now located at 6126 N. Port Washington Rd. It was built on the dividing line of Glendale and Whitefish Bay and moved directly west to its present site in the late 1920's or early 1930's. Additions and remodeling took place after that time. Bill Ehlers, son of Henry and Lizzie, above, lived on W. Good Hope Rd., on the NE corner of Pheasant Ln. and Good Hope Rd. - he built the brick house on that site. Henry, son of Henry and Lizzie, and his wife, Hattie, moved into the old small Ehlers farmhouse on E. Bradley Rd., N side of the road at 100 E. Bradley. This house, now vastly remodeled, was built in the 1880's and replaced the log house that stood in the front yard of present 164 E. Bradley Rd. The 1st remodel ing of 100 E. took place in 1928.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Sophia Ehlers, born 1818 Meck lenberg, died of cancer in Town of Milw., 7/29/1872. Eva Ehlers, born 1861, died 8/9/1886.~~~~

~~~~# m 1905 town of Milw. census, cont'd. Ehlers, Char les 44 janitor in school Wise Emma 37 wife Germany Annie 16 dau. Wise Adela 13 II II Carl 12 son II Henry 10 II II Clara 8 " dau. II~~~~

Milw. Sentinel, Sunday, Aug. 17,1873: Johann Ehlers, who resided on a farm about 9 miles from the city on the (Port)Washington road, town of Milw., hung himself from a beech tree in his woods. His wife had seen him walk into the woods; later, when his son came home, he went out to look for his father and discovered him. A number of their neighbors congregated and Constable Meiser was notified. On his arrival, he cut the noose and lowered the body. Judge Anson W. Buttles was also notified and on reaching the scene, Buttles impanelled a jury. After careful delibera tion, they rendered a verdict of suicide. The widow stated she would pay funeral expenses but would not have the corpse in the house, nor would his near-by neighbors, when asked. They spoke of ill-luck falling upon a house containing the body of a suicide. The Constable ordered the body taken to the city, placing the body in the morgue. Burial was in Union Cemetery. Ehlers was a comparatively well-to-do farmer, owning two farms of at least 20 acres. He had attempted suicide by hang ing about one year ago, but was discovered in time.

~~~~1X7 ADDITIONAL EHLERS INFO:~~~~

To John Ehlers from Johann F. and Elizabeth Wilke, on 5/2/1864 for 37^ acres for $1300.00, being 12£ rods wide E and W and 160 rods long N and S; the W 1Z£ acres of E 47^ acres of the SE^ See ^9 T8 R22 E and the E 35 acres of the SE^ Sec. 9 T8, except for 3 acres on SE of said 35 acres, deeded to Capt. Morrison and l£ acres deeded to A. D. Koeslag, which includes land from the top of the bluff on the East section line of See 9 and the 3 acres of Capt. Morrison on the south.

~~~~(This land wastetween Dean and Bradley Roads, in present Fox Point, on the south and north sides of present Fox Lane. The land continuing down the bluff belonged to Morrison and Koeslag.)~~~~

John Ehlers committed suicide in 1873. The house at 1717 E. Fox Lane was probably built by him for tenant farmers - John and his family lived in a log cabin at 100 E. (now 164 E.) Bradley Rd. The Wilkes' were shown only on the 1850 census and then moved to the City of Milwaukee; undoubtedly they lived in a log cabin, as did most of the settlers. At the time of the sale of land by the Wilkes to Ehlers, the Wilkes' were living in the town of Franklin.

Carl Ehlers, born 1858, died in 1891. The present owners of 1717 E. Fox Lane say the abstract shows Carl as being an owner and after he died, Henry (Carl's brother) owned the house and land. Henry also built and lived in the house at 8027 N. Navajo Rd., Fox Point. This house was built in the late 1890s or early 1900s. Henry married 1881 to Lizzie (Louise) Schoof and probably built the house for her. EHLERS, MISC. 1870 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Joachim 66 farmer Mecklenberg Elisa 54 - wife William 19

Wilhelm Heinrich Joachim Ehlers, son of Joachim and Eliza- •beth(Doose) Ehlers, a farmer born Mecklenberg-Sch., living town of Milw., marr. 12/3/1871 to Bertha Henriette Caroline •Horn, dau. of Johann and Friedericke(Harter)Horn. F. W. J. Ehlers, son of Johann and Sophia(Dohse)Ehlers, a farmer born Mecklenberg-Sch., living town of Milw., marr. 12/13/1868 to Wilhelmina A. C. Schroeder, dau. of Johann and Auguste(Doll)Schroeder. (Were "Doose" and "Dohse" the same surname?) Joachim Ehlers,son of Joachim and Caroline Ehlers, a farmer, born Barnikow, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marr. 10/8/1872 Town of Milw. to Friederike Mollhouer, a widow, dau. of Maria and Carl Schultz. Witnesses: Minna Rabe and Franz Schorse. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, South Mequon records: Ehlers, Johan Heinrich Carl, born 1/24/1859, son of Johan and Maria Margaret(Schulenberg)Ehlers.

Obituary , Milw.Journal 8/30/1930 Ehler s, Frederick, beloved father of Helmuth Ehlers, Mrs.Meta Barckman ; father-in-law of Emil Barckman and grandfather of Georgett e Barckman, died 8/29/1930, age 77 yrs. Burial Evergreen Cemetery 9/1/1 991 - Ehlers, Luther H., of Brown Deer, died, age 72 yrs. Hu sband of Adeline "Phyllis" nee Smitham; father of Diane (Phillip )Gnadt and George(Jan)Ehlers. Grandfather of Mark, Erin, Joel, Be thany and Michael. Brother of Martin Ehlers. Services at Trini ty Ev. Lutheran Church of South Mequon, 10003 N. Cedarbur g Rd.; interment church cemetry.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Ehlers, Frederick 6/25/1815 to 5/1/1902 Louisa 11/25/1830 to 1/10/1914~~~~

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~~~~(His death record does not show his parents; states birth year as 181J5. Hers gives her maiden name as Brihn.)~~~~

There was a frame mausoleum in that cemetery for the Ehlers" family at one time but it deterioated over the years; no record of who was buried within it. Louis Ehlers, son of Fred and Louisa(Prehn)Ehlers, a working man born Town of Milw., living City of Milw., marr. 12/23/1883 to Emma Dittmann, dau. of Wilhelm and Eliza(Triede/Truede) Dittmann; marr. in Milw.

1902 Town of Milwaukee - Town 7 directory Ehlers, Charles packer W side Port Washington Rd., 2 blks, N of Vienna Ave. Fred laborer E side 8th St., 1 blk S Atkinson Louis ship.elk. E side Port Wash.Rd., 4 blks N of Vienna Fred laborer ditto 1905 town of Milw. census Ehlers, Louise 73 capitalist Germany Ehlers, Louis 46 laborer Wise Emma 39 wife " Alfred 20 Edwin 14 " •;•-,, ! Arthur 9 " re Erwig 3 "

«? 19? EIRING They owned 20+ acres on the NW corner of Green Bay and Hampton Rds., as shown on the 1858 Town of Milw. map. The 1860 census showed the Eiring family as living in the 2nd and 4th Wards, City of Milw. Henry Eiring, son of Peter A. and Susanna H.(Gutmannshausen) Eiring, a butcher, born Kers Clehm, Germany, living Milw., marr. 12/19/1865 to Johanna Nunnemacher, dau. of Christian and Louise (Vogt)Wandt. Judicial ceremony. Martha Eyring, dau. of Henry and Cordula Wilhelmina(Ebeling) Eyring, marr. 12/26/1865 in City of Milw. to Fred. Krauss, son of Charles and Julia(Thiele)Krauss, a clerk working in the 6th Ward, City; he born Neuhaus, Braunschweig.

1880 town of Milw. census Eiring, Henry 62 farmer Saxony Anna 42 Hanover Henry J. 18 Wise Anton 10 II Louise 5 II Ida 2 II Eisthechen, Adam 65 farm laborer Hes Ida Eyring, born 10/13/1877 town of Milw., died 11/10/1880 town of Milw., buried Forest Home Cemetery. William Eiring, son of Henry and Wilhelmine(Mueller)Eiring, born and living Milw., a butcher, marr. 9/21/1880 in 6th Ward, City of Milw. to Anna Link, dau. of Peter and Caroline(Dumann)Link. Witnesses: F. Link and Conrad Ulrich.

In a deed dated 3/11/1854, Henry Eiring was mentioned as leasing £ acre in SE^ See 24 T7 N R21 E (I believe this was in Town of Wauwatosa) being on the N side of the US road leading from Milwaukee to Madison; his lease ran from 1/1/1854 to 1/1/1855.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Friedrica Eiring, born 1866, died 12/22/1889; Clifford Eiring born 1889, died Jan. 1890 of pneumonia.~~~~

^ no ELLIOTT To Addison W. Elliott from Charles G. and Melona Everts 1/26/1875 for $2050.00 for 20 acres of N part of SVl£ SVl£ Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E, beginning on NW corner of SW^ SW^ and extending to Lake Michigan, except for a strip deeded to Milw. Lake Shore & Western Railway. Adelaide C. and Edward D. Elliott of town of Milw. to William E. Werner 10/23/1878 for $3000.00 for land known as the N 20 acres of si of SW fractional £ Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E = 10 acres conveyed.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Elliott, Edward 25 carpenter Canada Adelheid 20 wife Wise Hurbert 4 mo. "~~~~

Elliott, Affmas 32 carpenter New York Sarah 29 wife Wise Milli 3 (female) " Lucy/Lory 1 " "Affmas" may be same as "Alphus", age 12, male, born NY, shown on the 1850 City of Milw. 2nd Ward census with mother Malony Elliott; she age 52, born Vermont. Addison Elliott, son of Isaac D. and Mary S. Elliott; a carpenter, born Malone, Frnklin Co., NY, living Milw. Co.,marr. 9/9/1868 to Eliza M. Everts, dau. of Charles G. and Catherine (Norton)Everts, marr. in Milw. County. Wits:Mary S.Elliott. Mary S. Elliott, dau. of Robert and Esther Saylor, marr. on 10/30/1872 to Willard W. Yale, son of Zeri and Ellin Yale; Episcopal ceremony performed by David Keene, minister. Witnesses: E. A. Everts and Stephen Everts. (Was "E.A." the same as Esther, wife of Stephen Everts?) (Mary S. Elliott was the mother of Addison W. and Ed ward W. Elliott and Charles N., shown below with his marr. record. The 1870 City of Milw. 4th Ward census shows Willard W. Yale, age 55, as a single man.) Charles Nelson Eliot, son of Isaac D. and Mary S. Eliot, a painter, born Malone, NY, living Milw., marr. 1/7/1873 to Lilien Mary Smith, dau. of Emily(Chipman) and John Smith.

To Addison Elliott and Edward D. Elliott, QCD for 10 acres on 2/3/1881 Lot 4 S£ SVl£ Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E town of Milw. Willard Yale was a Justice of the Peace, born Guilford, Chenan go Co., NY. He was called "single" in Sept. 1887. He had been an early land owner near Day Ave. in present Whitefish Bay, as had Charles G. Everts.

if/ 1880 town of Milw. census Elliott, Addison W. 34 farmer New York Eliza 34 wife Wise Wallace B. 10 A. Effie 8 (dau.) Addison and Eliza(Everts)Elliott may have lived in another county for the 1870 census. Eliza's brother's widow (Stephen Everts' widow), Esther and her family live next to Addison and Eliza at this census-taking. Esther has marr. Weiner or Weisner.

Elliott, Edward D, 37 Canada Halbert 12 son Wise Addie 10 dau. it Edward's wife, Adelaide, is not shown on the above census with him, but she was alive in 1876 when 20 acres in See 28 T8 N R22 E was conveyed to her by Addison W. and Eliza(Everts)Elliott. That 20 acres was sold in 1878. Adelaide Eliott is shown in the 1902 South Milw. directory as living in a house on the N side of Chicago Ave., NW corner of Cherry St.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Elliott, Eliza M. 1846 to 1906 Wallace died 2/12/1946, aged 75 yrs., from burial permit. Eliza's husband, Addison, may also be buried there, but there isn't an existing gravestone for him.

~~~~v m ENGEL~~~~

1870 town of Milw. census Engel, Frederick 37 farmer Prussia Sophia 29 wife n Herman 9 Wise Maria 7 II Frederick 3 it They live in what later became Shorewood. Sophia apparently died by 1874 when Frederick remarried: Frederic Engel, son of Christian and Frederica(DeWitz)Engel, a farmer born Prussia, Brandenburg, living town of Milw., marr. 7/26/1874 to Emma Schulz, dau. of John and Caroline(Hartmann)Schulz.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Engel, Frederi ck 48 farmer/carpenter Prussia Emma 36 wife II Fritz 13 Wise Emilie 8 II John 5 II Anna 3 II Engel, Herman 19 servant Wise He lives with another family.~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Engel, Fritz 2/1/1843 to 5/10/1917 (burial record says he was son of Christoph and Minnie(Kahl)Engel, born Germany.)~~~~

I don't foiow If he was related to the above Engels. He is shown on the Whitefish Bay 1910 census, living with Anna(Engel) and husband, Fred. Grams and was listed as single, age 67, a laborer, born Mecklenberg. A descendant states he was the brother of Anna(Engel)Grams; came to Milw. alone from Germany, then went "up north" to work as a lumberjack, returning to Whitefish Bay to live with the Grams. The rest of their 10 siblings stayed in Germany. From Virginia Hageman, a Grams descendant, 1992.

~~~~793 ENGLERT 1860 town of Milw,. census Englert, Franz 56 lab orer Baden Maria 40 II Alois 16 II Joseph 11 II Louisa 7 Wise Peter 5 91 Margaret 2 III~~~~

On 12/15/1868 Franz Englert purchased his 15 acres from John H. Silkman in the NE£ See 4 T7 N R22 E; this was the SW corner of present Oakland and Glendale Aves. Anna Marie Englert's maiden name was Link.

1870 town of Milvi . census Englert, Franz 57 fa.rme r Baden Anna M. 57 wi fe VI Joseph 19 II Peter 15 Wise Margaretha 10 it John 5 i> I was unable to locate a marriage record for Louisa Englert in Milw. Co.; perhaps she died between the 1860 and 1870 censuses. 1880 town of Milw. census Englert, Fritz 66 farmer Baden Annie Maria 59 wife is Joseph 29 ii Peter 25 Wise Johann 15 "

Anna Maria(Link)Englert's death record gives slightly different dates than her gravestone dates, but I have seen several instances of wrong dates(and spelling of names)on grave stones done in error by the engraver! Death record: Anna Marie - 8/9/1819 (nee Link), died 9/30/1881.

CALVARY CEMETERY Englert, Franz J. 8/14/1814 to 12/4/1895 Anna Mary 1/1/1824 to 10/28/1881 They are buried next to: Gerber, Margaretha 3/25/1820 to 6/9/1883 Margaretha Englert marr. Joseph Gerber 9/25/1883 in Milw. Co. The Gerbers were neighbors of the Englerts in present Shorewood.

Johann Englert marr. Sophie Dickmann, dau. of John and Elizabetha Dickmann 11/19/1887. They are buried with their sons, Joseph and George in the Town of Milw. Cemetery: Englert, John 1865 to 1948 Sophie 1867 to 1931 Joseph 8/24/1888 to 12/26/1910 George 11/4/1894 to 1/10/1958 Englert, Mary 1876 to 1929 "Wife" Theresa died 6/16/1943 aged 55 yrs. from her burial permit.

~~~~9®} 745 ERNST~~~~

The 1859 map shows August Ernst's farmland on the southwest corner of present Florist Avenue and Green Bay Road, a small farm, and 148 acres on the southeast corner of Silver Spring Rd. and 27th Street (^Section Line) i860 Town of Milwaukee

~~~~Ernst, August 38 laborer Prussia . Sophia 34 it Gustav 3 Wisconsin August s 6 mo. ••*/ Krause, Rosina 64 widow Prussia~~~~

~~~~Rosina Krause is probably Sophia's mother.~~~~

~~~~Itt70 Town of Milwaukee~~~~

~~~~Ernst, August 48 farmer Brunschweig Sophia 48 II Gustav 13 Wisconsin Gottlob 8 It appears that little August has died between 1870 and l88(J.~~~~

~~~~Ernst, Fred 55 farmer Mecklenberg Friederika 54 tt~~~~

~~~~1880 Town of Milwaukee~~~~

~~~~Ernst, Sophia 58 gardener Prussia Gustav 23 Wisconsin Gottlob 18 it Loke, August 45 farm laborer Pomerania~~~~

~~~~1860 Town of Milw.~~~~

~~~~Ernst, Heinrich 28 cooper Prussia Getta 26 wife ti Minna 2 Wise. Heinrich 1~~~~

~~~~Ernst, William 23 laborer Prussia Minna 27 wife II Christian 2 Wise.~~~~

~~~~They are living in/along Green Bay Rd. area south of present Congress St. - S side of the Section line rd., NW Sec. 31. There was no marriage record for either couple above in Milw. County.~~~~

~~~~1902 Town of Milwaukee directory;~~~~

~~~~Ernst, Gustav and Gottlob are still living on the farmland.~~~~

^ $ (97 Addition: August Ernst purchased on 11/6/1858, for $400.00, land in W% SE% Sec. 30 T8 N R22 E = 5 acres - this was along the E side of present Florist Ave., later increasing his land to 148 acres on the S side of W. Silver Spring Dr., between 21st and 27th Sts. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of S. Mequon record: Carl Wilhelm Gottlob Ernst, son of August and Sophia Henrietta(Woges)Ernst, born 1/6/1862; Maria Elizabeth Augustina, dau. of same, born 3/29/1863.

~~~~141 ESCHRICH~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Eschricht, Carl 37 laborer Hanover Ernestina 37 18 Hannah 19 II Dorothy 12 II Auguste 9 11 Caroline 5 Wise. Louisa 1 it Anton Eschrich, son of Carl and Ernestine(Lippert)Eschrich, born 3/15/1849, died 6/2/1916. His wife, Augusta(Soellner) was born 5/5/1854, died 10/11/1915. Both buried Evergreen Cem. with dau., Selma Korthals 1877 - 1959. I don't know why Anton wasn't shown on the 1860 census with the rest of the family. Auguste Eschrich marr. Peter Meiser, son of Gottfried and Christina(Kretschmar)Meiser on 10/8/1882.

Christian Eschrich (son of William, according to Christian's death certificate) and his wife, Lena(Kretchmar) came from Germany, settling briefly in St. Louis, from Mrs. Viola(Esch- rich)Geiringer. They settled on Sunny Point Rd., just north of Bender Rd., purchasing their land 10/15/1875 from Christian Herrlitz for $750.00 for s£ Vl£ of N 20 acres of Lot 1 of NE^ NWi Sec. 29 = 5 acres. The house they lived in still stands at 6365 N. Sunny Point Rd., built in the early to mid-1850's by Avery Agnes for his family. The logs for the house were sawn at the Bender saw mill, located S of this house, on the E side of the Milw. River. The house has since been re-sided. There were several Eschrich families in the area; since the name is unusual, they were probably related. Anna S. Eschrich, widow of August W. Eschrich, deceased, died 6/25/1895. She was born 1/14/1818 (nee Meml) in Hessia, Germany and was buried in Union Cemetery, Milw. Christian and Lena(Kretchmar)Eschrich had: Hugh 1877; Oscar and Anna b & d 1879; Otto Erwin b & d 1880; William 1883; Robert 1886; Louis 1888; Edward 1890 and Arthur 1893. Christian and Lena are buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery: Christian 1847 to 1902 and Lena 1847 to 1926. Son Arthur is also there, died of TB, 1/29/1893 to 5/15/1913 and so is a son of William's - Erich R. Eschrich 1910 - 1912.

Robert Eschrich marr. Theresa VonRein as his 1st wife; she died 1916. He then marr. Rose ; she died 1961. All three are buried in Evergreen Cemetery. Robert, Sr. died 1976, age 90. He started a hayride business at his farm on Sunny Point Rd. and his son, Robert, Jr. continued the rides, stopping after 40 years in early 1980. William Eschrich marr. Anna Heinfiel. He died April 1981, two months shy of his 97th birthdayl

$ /W Hugo Eschrich marr. Alvina Off; three of their children are buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery - twins Annie and Bertha d. 1899 as newborns, and son Christian A. b & d 1902. They had two daughters, Viola and Delma. Viola marr. Robert H. Geiringer; they later owned Geiringer Garden Center at 5465 N. Port Washington Rd. This was sold and torn down in 1982 for the Holiday Inn Motel. Hugo and Alvina are buried in Evergreen Cemetery - Hugo 1877 - 1937 and Alvina 1877 - 1948,

~~~~Johanna(Mock)Kretschmar, mother of Lena(Kretschmar)Eschrich, Mrs. Christian, is buried with the Eschrichs in the Town of Milw. Cemetery - 11/29/1819 to 11/29/1911.~~~~

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory Eschrich, Christian farmer, N side Bender's Bridge rd., near bridge; Silver Springs. Hugo farmer, ditto Robert farmer, ditto William farmer, ditto~~~~

1905 town of Milw,. census Eschrich, William 22 farmer Wise. Robert 19 brother Louis 17 ii Edward 15 II Arthur 12 II Eschrich, Line 57 mother Germany William later had dau. Lorraine, who marr. Theodore Osmundsen Aug. 1930. Eschrich, Hugo 28 farmer Wise Alvina 28 wife Germany Delma 4 dau. Wise Hugo's house, built 1910, still stands at 6378 N. Sunny Point Rd., built by his father, Christian. One of the Geir inger sons lives there now. Another Eschrich home, still standing, is located at 6404 N. Sunny Point Rd., built 1909 by William Eschrich. Robert C. Eschrich, Jr. died 3/27/1990, age 80; formerly of Glendale, Wis. Husband of Mary Jane(Delimat), father of Richard (Marian) and Carol(Dick)Schroedel, 6 grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren; brother of Ervin, Clara Fields and Helen Weismueller. Burial Holy Cross.

~~~~I'm not certain if the following family IS an Eschrich family, but have included them, just in case.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Escherich, August 34 carpenter Bavaria Elizabeth 37 Prussia Anton 5 Wise 1870 town of Milw. census Eschiring, August 4 carpenter Bavaria Elisabeth 37 wife Prussia Antony 14 Wise Alois 12 ir William 7 II Friedericke 4 II Emilie 3 II I don't know why Alois was not included on the 1860 census, The family is living in the area between Port Washington Rd. to Green Bay Rd., near Hampton Rd., near the Hahnisch family.

~~~~V 2of ESSMANN~~~~

August and Maria Essmann are not shown on the censuses through the 1880 one for Town of Milwaukee and probably settled in Milwaukee first. They are buried in the Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary, along with Maria's father, Friedrich Bull.

Otto Essmann, son of August and Mary, a carpenter born Hallinbeck, Prussia, living on Holton and Clarke Sts., marr. Louise Musch (MurchV) dau. of Charles and Anna, born Mequon; marr. 12-16-1892 Milwaukee. August and Maria's two sons, Alfred J. and August, are also buried in the cemetary, located on Port Washington Road, Glendale.

~~~~Town of Milwaukee Union Cemetary~~~~

~~~~Essmann, August 12-1-1839 to 8-27-1896 Maria 4-8-1843 to 10-3-1921~~~~

~~~~Bull, Friedrich 1-18-1816 to 5-11-1892 "Gross Vater" Essmann, Edith 1909-1911 August 1908-1909 The above are all buried together.~~~~

~~~~Essmann, Alfred J. 1882 1956 Ida E. 1885 1957 "Mother" Essmann, August 1880 - 1935 Louise 18/9 - 194/ Essmann, Clarence 1903 - ly66 Lucille 1905 - 1936~~~~

~~~~Essmann, Edwin ly04 - 1972 Lea M. 1902 - 1962~~~~

~~~~Maria Essmann, widow, born 4-8-1843 Germany, dau. of Friedrich Bull, died 10-3-1921, buried Town of Milwaukee; died at 1314 Booth Street. (This was taken from her death record.)~~~~

~~~~There were Bulls in the Town of Granville on the 1870 census - John Bull was age 40 on that census and may have been a son of Friedrich, above,~~~~

Harry M. Essmann, living at 6001 N. Green Bay Ave., a florist/gardener, is a descendant of August and Maria* He and his wife live in a former Rowe home, vastly remodeled, on the northwest corner of Green Bay and Florist Avenues.

~~~~Florist Avenue was so-named due to the number of florist/gardeners who lived along this road.~~~~

&. «4 EVERTS Charles G. Everts bought Lots 17 & 18 Blk.61 in 6th Ward, City of Milw., 5/30/1848 - this was in Walker's Point. To Charles G. Everts, Warranty Deed, from Alfred and Maria Lipscomb 1/29/1849 for $400.00 for N part of S£ SVl£ Sec. 28 = 35 acres, beginning on N line of S^ SW^ and extending from Lake Michigan to W line of said section, being = width the whole length of said ^section. (This land was between St. Monica Blvd. and Lake Michigan, LakeView to Day Avenues, running the length of the Consaul land located just S of Everts' land.) (The Consauls and Everts' were related through marriage.)

To Charles G. Everts, 8/22/1850 for $202.50 for E fraction of NE£ See 30 T8 N R22 E = 8.90 acres, from Garrett and Mary A.Barry. (This land was on the E side of the Milwaukee River N side of Bender Rd. and soon became the mill race S of the Sunny Point loop of the river; Everts'sold to Peter Bender.) 1850 town of Milw. census Everts, C. G. 51 farmer NY Catherine 49 II Lenora 17 it Stephen 12' II Eliza M. 4 II Charles had a nephew, Charles C. Everts, age 30 on the 1850 Town of Granville, Milw. Co., census. Catherine died shortly after this census was taken and may have been buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery, but there is no existing gravestone for her. Charles G. Everts marr. Malony Elliott 4/26/1851 in Milw. County. (SEE ELLIOTT) Lenora Everts marr. Sylvester Abbey between 1850 and 1854; I was unable to locate a marriage record for them in Milw. County, but they had a daughter, Jennie Abbey, born 9/4/1854 in present Whitefish Bay, according to Jennie's death record. 1850 Town of Cedarburg, Washington Co., Wis. Abbey, Sylvester 30 lawyer b.NY Margaret 29 Ireland Welsh, James 3 " Margaret appears to be Sylvester's 1st wife and apparently died by 1854 when he marr. Lenora Everts. James may have been Margaret's nephew. Jennie Abbey marr. James Hall; both are buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery, with two of their daughters. Jennie died of TB in 1897. Nancy Everts, another daughter of Charles G. and Catherine (Norton)Everts, marr. Lorenzo/Alonzo Pearson. Nancy was born

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~~~~1855 State of Wis, census for town of Milw. Everts, Charles - 2 males and 2 females~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Everts, Chas. G. 61 farmer NY Malonia 62 wife Vermont Stephen 21 NY Eliza M. 13 Wise Stephen Everts marr. Esther about 1861. There isn't a marriage record in Milw. County for them. Stephen Everts and Sylvester Abbey placed a monument on the shore of Lake Michigan, on Lot 2 of the NVl£ Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E, at a point 23 rods S of the N line of said Lot 2 (on the Everts' land) and legibly inscribed on the monument was: "S. Everts and S. Abby, March 23,1866 for purpose of fishing in waters of Lake Michigan with a Trap Pond or Pound Net. Said monument to form a square of 40" at the bottom, 20" at the top, with three girts; one near the ground, one in the middle and one at the top of each side, to which boards are vertically and securely nailed, being entirely en closed." Vol.90 p.602 Real Estate Deeds.

The monument designated the point of beach from which they intended to proceed into the lake. The monument consisted of 4 timber posts 12' long and stood within 12 rods of the water line. The fishing may have been done with William H. and Capt. Theo dore Consaul, whose step-mother was Hannah M.(Everts)Consaul. She was the wife of William Consaul and a sister of Charles G. Everts. William H. Consaul and his brother, Theodore, were commercial pound net fishermen in Whitefish Bay.

Eliza M. Everts, dau. of Charles G. and Catherine Everts, marr. 9/9/1868 to Addison W. Elliott, son of Isaac D. and Mary S. Elliott; he a carpenter, born Malone, Franklin Co., NY. Addison's mother, Mary S. Elliott, may have been related to Charles G. Everts' 2nd wife, Melonia Elliott. Charles G. Everts' sister, Hannah M.(Everts)Consaul, who was the 2nd wife of William Consaul, purchased 15 acres of Charles' 35 acres in 1851. She sold that 9/5/1855 to Gallus Isenring, who built his home on the E end of LakeView Ave. at the bluff of Lake Michigan, N side of LakeView. Charles G. Everts' son and daughter-in-law, Stephen and Esther Everts owned 10 acres of the S side of Lot 3 Sec. 28

& lotf from 1/27/1865 to 8/9/1871. On 1/26/1875, Charles G. Everts and wife, Malonia, conveyed 20 acres to Addison W. and Eliza M.(Everts)Elliott; they, in turn, conveyed that to Adelaide C. Elliott 7/3/1876 (her hus band was Edward D. Elliott) and on 10/26/1878, they sold the s£ of the N 20 acres to William C. Werner. (Charles G. Everts had unpaid taxes in 1877 for the 20 acres in the fractional Sec. 28 T8 N, owing $20.02) 1870 town of Milw. census Everts, Charles G. 71 farmer NY Melonia 72 wife Vermont Smith, Lillian 12 Wise Lillian was a daughter of Emily(Chipman) and John Smith; Emily died in 1860 and Lavona Chipman- Lillian's grandmother,who raised Lillian after Emily died, in turn, died in 1865. Lavona and Hiram Chipman's son had marr. a Consaul dau. and those 3 families (Chipman, Consaul and Everts) had been close friends from their Walker Point days. This explains how Lillian Smith came to live with Charles and Melony Everts. Lilien Mary Smith, dau. of Emily(Chipman) and John Smith, marr. 1/7/1873 to Charles Nelson Eliot, son of Isaac D. and Mary S. Eliot, he a painter born Malone, NY, living Milw. (SEE CHIPMAN)

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Everts, Stephen 31 carpenter NY Esther 27 wife NY K. 8 dau. Wise, Ellen 1 II~~~~

"K" above was Kitty (perhaps Katherine/Catherine for Stephen's mother, Catherine(Norton)Everts) and marr. 11/27/1879 to Henry St.George, son of Howard and Jennie St. George, he born Kidsburgh, Ireland; Lutheran Church rites. They moved to Elm Grove, Wis. according to Olive Scheife Lowry, a grand daughter of a Consaul-Scheife marriage. Kitty Everts was a close friend of Olive's mother, Mary Jane(Consaul)Scheife.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Everts, Stephen H. 1842 to 1877, Co.E, 21st Wise, Infantry, G.A.R. Elliott, Eliza M. 1846 to 1906 (sister of Stephen; wife of Addison W. Elliott)~~~~

Charles G. and Melona Everts to creditors of Milw.Lake Shore & Western RR Co., 6/24/1874 for strip of land 61' wide, ex tending S to N side across the N 20 acres of fractional Lot 4 Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E known as the N 20 acres of S^- SW fract. £ on which the center line of the railroad is to be located. Witnesses: E.A. Everts and E.M.Elliott. (E. M. Elliot must have

'7 n /)< been Eliza M.(Everts)Elliott; was E. A. Everts the same as Esther( )Everts, whose husband, Stephen, died in 1877? But where was Stephen in 1874 that he wasn't a witness?) The land the railroad ran across entered the Consaul land (Consaul land was immediately S of the Everts') at the present intersection of Hollywood Ave. and Silver Spring Dr., heading NW and crossing the Everts' land at present Consaul Pi. and E. LakeView Ave.

1880 town of Milw. census Everts, Charles 80 Melonia 81 Weiner/Weisner,W.E./M.E. 42 farmer Germany Esther 37 wife NY Everts, Ella 11 step-dau. Wise Myra 8 Esther(_ )Everts, widow of Stephen Everts, has remarried to the man she is shown with, above. His name and initials were difficult to decifer on this census. This census says Esther's mother was born in NY and her father in Canada. Esther and husband live between Charles Everts and Addison Elliott.

~~~~9« € ^^ FEHLHABER~~~~

~~~~The Fehlhabers were late arrivals in the Town of Milwaukee, as shown on the 1880 census. They farmed on the southeast corner of present Yates and Bradley Roads.~~~~

~~~~1880 Town of Milwaukee census~~~~

~~~~Fehlhaber, Albert 37 farmer Pomerania Frederika 32 Amelia 9 Bertha 7 Mna 1 Wisconsin Fehlhaber, Charles 33 brother Pomerania~~~~

~~~~1902 Town of Milwaukee directory:~~~~

~~~~Fehlhaber, Albert and Albert, Jr.: south side Fox Point Rd. (Bradley Road), NW Sec. 16. Fred Fehlhaber, born 1881, married Ella Schindhelm, born 1888.~~~~

~~~~August Fehlhaber marr.Emma Hoffmann, dau. of August Hoffmann. August Fehlhaber built the house at 7490 N. River Rd.~~~~

August and Bertha Hoffmann to August and Emma(Hoffmann)Fehlhaber, all of town of Milw. on 11/5/1913 for"$1.00, for part of SW*$ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E town of Milw., bounded by a line beginning at the NW corner of S 60 acres of W^ of said SW%, then E on and along the N line of said 60 acres 198 ft. to a point, then south parallel to W line of said SW% 220 ft. to a point, then W parallel to N line of said 60 acres 198 ft. to W line of said SW^;, then N on and along the W line of above Sec. 220 ft. to beginning = 1 acre.

~~~~This land was the Hoffmann farmland.~~~~

Obituary: Esther M..Mitchell, nee Fehlhaber, died 9/2/1989, Whitefish Bay, age 88 years. Wife of late Merritt G., mother of Elisabeth(Allan)Lewis and James(Margaret)Mitche11, 9 grand children and 8 great-grandchildren. Interment Wis. Memorial Park. Memorials to Lawrence University or First Church of Christ Scientist, Whitefish Bay.

* to? FICKf FRITZ To Fritz Fick from Amelia A. and Jeremiah B. Selby, Jr. all residents of Milw. Co., 12/10/1867, for $1200.00 for E£ of NW^ See 4 T7 N R22 E, beginning at a stone on the NW corner of said E£ NWi, then S 674.50', E 651.06', N 674.50' and W 651.75' to beginning = 10.077 acres and the SW^ NE^ NW^ of Sec, 4 T7 = 10.083 acres for total of 20.160 acres, reserving, how ever, all timber on said land. This land was on the SW corner of present Idlewild Ave. and Hampton Rd.

1870 town of Milw. census Fick, Fritz 45 farmer Mecklenberg Elizabeth 47 wife IS Fredericke 14 Fritz 7 Wise Schmidt, Louis 13 Mecklenberg Elizabeth's maiden name was Schmidt, from her children's marriage records. It is probable that Louis Schmidt is her nephew. They also had a son, Carl Friederick who is shown on the 1880 census with his family. Carl Fried, marr. Sophia Ida Rabe, dau. of John and Louise Rabe in Milw. 11/12/1876. Fritz and Elizabeth also had Minna Karoline Johanna on 3/9/1867; perhaps she died since she is not shown above. Friedericke marr. August Schroeder 11/22/1874. Fritz, Jr. was born in the town of Humboldt, an area near the present WTMJ radio station and the Capitol Dr./Humboldt Blvd. area. 1880 town of Milw. census Fick, Fritz 54 : farmer Mecklenberg Elisa 57 wife II Fritz 16 Wise Fritz, Jr. marr. Lena Timpert, dau. of Christina(Fick) and John Timpert 10/25/1885. Ficks were members of St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd., present Glendale.

~~~~Fick, Carl 31 farmer Mecklenberg Sophie Ida 29 wife Wise Mina 3 (7/29/1877 to 4/29/1952) Emma 1 (11/2/1878 to 12/6/1949)~~~~

They also had Maria Wilhelmina Carolina 7/4/1880; George 1/11/1883; Alfred 12/29/1886 and Ella 6/8/1888 . Mina's name was Mina Karoline J. Fick. When Ida(Rabe)Fick's father, John Rabe, died she was called Ida VICK and was age 57 in 1910 when the will was pro bated, living in Ozaukee Co., Wis. Minnie Fick marr. William Fick, according to Arthur « Rabe; William born 5/5/1870, died 7/18/1918.

# /let Fritz Fick - WILL #18409 Vol.146 p.451 Will dated 1/27/1892 Town of Milw.; he died 4/4/1904. William Kitzerow and Rudolph Voeltner, witnesses. Heirs: son Carl of Ozaukee Co., Wis.; daughter Friedericke Schroeder of Milw.; son Fritz, Jr. of town of Milw.; grandson, August, age 17, the son of Fritz, Jr. To my son Carl, the full bed of my deceased wife. To son Fritz, the rest of the beds and all furniture. To grand son August, son of Fritz, now about 5 yrs. old, the real estate forming my present homestead, known as Lot 12 Roehr's Park, and all buildings thereon. Remainder of estate to be divided equally among Carl, Friedericke and Fritz, Jr. Sons Carl and Fritz to be executors. Inventory: Deposit in West Side Bank, Milw. = $3500.00; note and mortgage for Chas. Westphal, dated 2/1/1902 for Lot 26 Blk.2 Adolph Segritz's Subdiv. #1 NWi See 8 T7 Town of Milw. = $900.00. (all was assigned to his 3 children, who each re ceived $1028.96) Piece of land in E£ NVl£ Sec. 4 T7 N R22 E - 4.839 acres = $1400.00. (The houses at 913 E. and 900 E. Hampton Rd. sit on that 4.839 acre piece Lot 12 Roehr's Park, town of Milw., homestead; conveyed by Deed in Vol.269 Deeds p.206 = $1500.00. Assigned to grand son August. This was in present Shorewood, on Marlborough Dr. Fritz Fick's wife, Elisa, died 15 yrs. prior to his death it was stated. 1902 town of Milw. directory - for Town 7 Fick, Fred laborer, living W side Port Wash.Rd., 3 blks. N of Keefe Ave. Fred, Jr. boots & shoes, living E side Green Bay Ave., 5 blks. N of city limits (Keefe Ave.)

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory - for Town 8 Fick, Albert laborer, living W side Port Wash.Rd.,NE Sec.17 Ernst carpenter ditto William farmer ditto These above 3 men were also known as VICK.~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Fick, Fritz 3/25/1826 to 4/4/1904 Elisabetha 11/16/1822 to 4/24/1891 Fick, Carl 1849 to 1911 Ida 1851 to 1933 Fick, Fred 1863 to 1944 Lena 1863 to 1911 Fick, Elsie 7/27/1894 to 2/26/1936 (wife of Louis H. Muskat) Fick, Clara 1915 to 1918

.& A*>4 From Arthur A. Rabe's memoirs: Fred Fick, born 10/16/1863, died 9/4/1944; marr. Lena Timpert she born 9/15/1863, died 9/17/1911. Arthur's aunt Ida(Rabe) marr. Charles Fick 11/16/1873 Charles Fick was born 4/30/1849; died 2/2/1912. Frederica (Dora) born 1856 died 1916.

~~~~1905 town of Milw. census Fick, Fred 41 cooper Wise Lena 41 wife Germany August 18 son Wise Clara 15 dau. II Elseie 10 it n Alma 8 ii II~~~~

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a. ID FICK/VICK, MISC. Christian Fick, son of Fredrich and Dorothea(Malchow)Fick, a farmer living town of Milw., born Neulemkow, Mecklenberg- Schwerin, marr. 3/14/1862 to Louise Mellendorf, dau. of Johann and Sophie(Hartwig)Mellendorf. Henry Vick, son of Henry and Dorothea(Kremer)Vick, a cigarmaker of Milw., born U.S., marr. 5/25/1873 to Bertha Borchardt, dau. of Henry and Wilhelmine Borchardt, at St. John's Church.

~~~~1880 town of MiJLw . census Fick, Friedrich 35 farmer Prussia Dorothea 29 wife II Fred. 5 II Alma/Anna 2 II~~~~

~~~~ST. JOHN"S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY N. Port Washington Rd.~~~~

~~~~Fick, Wilhelm 11/8/1850 to 2/16/1916 Wilhelmina 10/27/1853 to 6/13/1910 Wilhelmina was the dau. of Fritz and (Eggert) Kaul.~~~~

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory Fick, William farmer W side of Port Wash. Rd. NEi See 17 Albert laborer ditto Ernst carpenter ditto~~~~

The 1930 Fox Point directory lists Emil Vick and wife, Emma, at 202 E. Bradley Rd. The Ficks had a blacksmith shop on the E side of Port Washington Rd., across from their house on the W side. The shop was located where the later Glendale DPW garage was built, on the E side of the Port Rd., £ blk. N of Green Tree Rd. GRACELAND CEMETERY Vick, Emil 1882 - 1941 Emma 1884 - 1943

Z/l FIEBRANTZ From "History of Milwaukee" by Howard L. Conrad, p.781: Albert H. W. Fiebranz marr. Louisa D. Fritz 5/9/1848 in Milw. They moved to Minn, during the Civil War, returning to Milw. 1866. They had a farm at Silver Springs. Albert was born in Pomerania, Germany; came to U.S. in 1837 with parents. His father was Martin; they came to Milw. 1840.

August Fibranz, son of Martin and Sophia(Kepler)Fibranz, born Trettow, Pommerania, Prussia, marr. Henrietta Schoen, dau. of Benj. and Maria(Ketziger)Schoen of Town 9 (Mequon), Washington Co.; he age 26, she age 22; Married at the Meeting Room of Prussians, Lutheran congregation at W. Water St., Milw. Witnesses: Anton Fibranz, William Schoen, Fried. Riemer and Herman Kannenberg. Married 11/21/1852. 1850 town of Milw. census Fibrands, Albert 23 farmer Germany Loeza 22 " B. L. 1 (female) Wise To Anton Fiebrantz, 4/17/1852 for $200.00 for 11 acres beginning at a point 8 chains 85 links E of SW corner Sec.30 T7 (error, was in Town 8) N R22 E, then N, E, S and W to beginning.

To Albert Fiebranz, 6/29/1852 for $170.25 for 10.47 acres, be ginning S side of Sec. 30 in T8 N R22 E, then E, S,: W.& N. To Ulrica Fiebranz on 6/29/1852 for $28.87 for 1.7 acres in See 30, same area.

~~~~To August Fiebranz on 6/29/1852 for $78.42 for 4.35 acres, in See 30, same area. n,-~~~~

~~~~To August Fiebrantz from Albert and Louisa Fiebrantz,, Deed> pn 8/24/1852 for $200.00 for N 42 acres of SWi Sec. 30 T8 N~~~~

To Julius Fiebrantz from Albert and Louisa Fiebrantz, 8/24/1852 for $100.00 for 7 acres, beginning at SW corner of Sec. 30 T8 N R22 E:. . Miss B. L. U. Fibranz marr. E.F.Ludwig Riemer 5/20/1852 Milw. with August Fibranz as a witness. Was she the "Ulrike" mentioned above in the land sale?

~~~~Charles Fiebrantz; marr. Henrietta Wilkin in Milw* 5/25/1849;was he related?~~~~

i0l 1860 town of Milw. census Fiebranz, August 39 farmer Prussia Henrietta 28 Prussia Amelia 6 Wise Henry 6 mo. II Martin and Sophia Fiebranz to August Fiebranz, 8/18/1865 for $800.00 for SE^ Sec. 30 = 18 acres and part of SE^ See 30 = 1.76 acres.

~~~~Martin Fiebranz died in Milw. 1871, born Pomerania.~~~~

1870 town of Milw. census Fiebrantz, Albert 45 farmer Prussia Louise 42 wife II Bertha 21 Wise Emilie 19 II Albertine 17 II Wilhelm 11 H John 9 II Louise 2 II Charles 1 H Albertine marr. Oscar Siebert; Charle;s was born 6/23/1869, Wilhelm J. marr . 6/29/1893 to Klara H. Fiebrantz, August 50 farmer Prussia Henrietta 40 wife II Emilia 16 Wise Henry 10 II Wilhelm 2 II

August and Albert's land was located on the W side of Green Bay Rd., between Silver Spring Dr. and Mill Rd. Martin Fiebrantz had owned 19 acres in the SW^ Sec. 30 that he sold to Karl Rantzow. Emilie Fiebrantz, dau. of August, marr. John F. Wolff, he born Germany. John was son of William Wolff; John arrived in US at age 18 yrs. in 1874. He died 1919.

UNION CEMETERY - MILW, Fiebrantz, Martin buried 11/2/1871, aged 78 Sophie buried 1/8/1878 Fiebrantz, Albert H, 11/15/1826 to 10/15/1900 Louise 10/4/1827 to 2/12/1904 Fiebrantz, August 9/17/1818 to 2/15/1901 Henriette Her gravestone, like August's, was flat on the ground, but hers had too much dirt over it. I had nothing with me to uncover it. However, she

~~~~Sf oZ/J was buried 10/25/1907.~~~~

~~~~Fiebrantz, Julius G. 1834 to 1870(buried 3/27/1870 Johanette 1841 to 1889 J.A.(Julius) 1864 to 1909(buried 10/4/1909)~~~~

Fiebrantz, Edward no gravestone here now. 1864 - buried 6/23/1904, son of Julia Fiebrantz. All above burial records are from Graceland Cemetery's office; they are the caretakers for Union Cemetery records.

Union Cemetery, Milw. records: Fiebrantz, Amalie born 4/29/1868 died 8/9/1868; Julius born 1836 Pommern., died 3/26/1869; F.H.A. Fiebrantz born 1870, died 1870. The dates for Julius here differ somewhat from those above. Henrietta Fiebrantz died age 77 yrs., 8 mo., 12 days on 10/22/1907, living at 850 Wall St. (old numbering), as did August. Albert and Louise were living at 519 Vliet St. at the time of their deaths, again old numbering of addresses.

~~~~A. a/f FILTER~~~~

John Filter purchased the VH Vlh NW% Sec. 4 Town 8 Range 22E (44 acres) on Oct. 3, 1865 for $1025.00. This is the east side of present Fairway Dr., Fairy Chasm Rd. to County Line Rd. He later purchased 20 acres on the SE corner of Fairy Chasm Rd. and Fairway Dr. and 40 acres on the NE corner of Lake Drive and Fairy Chasm Rd.

St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church of East Granville (now River Hills) records show John and Magdalena were married in Oct. 1855. John was born on June 3, 1832 in Wangewitz, Naugerd, Stettin and Magdalena was born on Dec.6, 1833 Wismar.

~~~~1870 Town of Milwaukee~~~~

~~~~Filter, John 38 farmer Prussia Magdalena 37 wife Wilhelm 13 Herman 11 Wise, Maria 9 Emilia 7 John 5 ?! Augustus 1 ?!~~~~

~~~~Wilhelm was born Jan. 18, 1857 Hoffelde, Naugerd; Herman and Maria in Milwaukee; Emilia and John in Granville, according to church records and marriage records.~~~~

1880 Town of Milwaukee Filter, John 49 farmer Prussia Magdalena 47 wife 11 Wilhelm 23 Wise.(?) Herman 21 Emilia 17 John, Jr. 15 August 11 Ferdinand 9 Carl 6 Emil 2 Wilhelm married Louise Voeks. John,Jr. married Bertha Schulz, daughter of Joachim and Johanna Schulz; Bertha was born Dec.11,1870. > Ferdinand, born Feb.13,1871 at Dillmann Station, married Josephine Augus te Hensch, daughter of Friedrich Heinrich Hensch of Schlitz Farm. (Dill mann Station was the postal area. Schlitz Farm was on the grounds of the present Schlitz Audubon Society - the SE corner of Lake Drive and Brown Deer Rd.) Anna Johanna Emilie Filter, daughter of John Erdmann Fredrich and Mary Magdalena Elisabeth(Lau)Filter married Nov. 1881(no day given) to Charles William Heinrichs, son of Charles Henry and Dorothea(Henmings)Heinrichs; he a farmer born and living in East Granville. (There were Laus in Mequon, Ozaukee Co. to whom Magdalena(Lau) Filter may have been related.) John Filter, Jr. lived in the Mock family's former home, still standing, on the NE corner of N.Point Dr. and Regent Rd., Bayside. The 1902 Town of Milwaukee directory shows Emil Filter, gardener, living on the east side of Green Bay Rd., on former Rantzow land. Louis and William Filter 3./f lived on the farmland on Fairy Chasm Rd. and Lake Drive; Charles and John were shown as living on the farmland on Fairway Drive.

~~~~St. John's Lutheran Church cemetery, Fox Point Filter, Ferdinand Died a widower, Nov. 3, 1932, aged 61 yrs., 8 mo., 21 days~~~~

~~~~Graceland Cemetary, Milwaukee~~~~

~~~~Burmeister, William 8-29-1890 to 6-21-1975 Lydia 4-1-1899 to 8-24-1959~~~~

~~~~Filter, Alfred A. 4-27-1896 to 8-9-1978 Emma H. 2-26-1892 to 5-18-1957 Filter, John F. 1-12-1865 to 3-30-1947 Bertha A. 12-11-1870 to 12-21-1934~~~~

~~~~Filter, George L. 5-12-1892 to 9-26-1943~~~~

~~~~Nora E. 7-23-1896 to 3-19-1974~~~~

~~~~Burmeister, Adela 7-14-1893 to 7-29-1924~~~~

~~~~Filter, Hulda 1913 - 1983 Edwin A. 1908 - Filter, Oscar H. ly29 - 1929 All the above persons are buried together.~~~~

~~~~Filter, Emil 1878 - 1955 Clara 1879 - 1944 Filter, Carl 1874 - 1950 Elizabeth 1879 to 1952~~~~

~~~~Evergreen Cemetary, Milwaukee~~~~

~~~~Filter, August 1869 to 1949 Emma 18/1 to 1936~~~~

~~~~Filter, William 1852 to 1925 Ida 1868 to 1937~~~~

Obituary: Irma Richter (nee Filter) died Oct. 1,1989 age 91 yrs., survived by neices and nephews. Services at St. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale. Burial Wisconsin Memorial Park. FINK Frederick Fink and his family were briefly in the Town of Milw. and then moved to the Town of Granville.

1850 town of Milw. census Fink, Frederick 40 farmer Germany Henrietta 37 VI William 12 If Friederica 5 Wise Caroline 9 19 Frederick 8 II Amelia 3 IB Bertha 1 18 They were members of St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church, located near the SW corner of Range Line and County Line Roads.

His first wife, according to church records,was Henriette Schmid; they married in Sept. 1838, in Germany. Frederich Wilhelm was born 2/21/1810, Island of Wollin, Pomerania, Prussia. They had eight children, five of whom died; the three surviving were Emilie Strauss with 8 children; Rosalie Dillmann with three children, living Milw. and Wilhelm with three daughters, living in Missouri when those notes were written into the church record. The record says "This family has left the congregation in 1886."

His second wife was Agnes Wilhelmine Deckert, born 11/21/1841 Logau, Schles., illegitimate; they marr. Oct. 1876 and had five children - from church records. Milw. County Marriage records: Fried. Wilhelm Fink, widower, farmer, born Wartow, Pommern., living Town 9 Ozaukee Co., Wis. marr. Agnes Deckert, du. of Carl (deceased) and Hen riette Deckert. Marr. 10/22/1876, Lutheran ceremony. Wit- esses were August Stauss and Christian Fink.

~~~~Trinity Ev. Lutheran Cemetery 9900 N. Cedarburg Rd., Mequon~~~~

~~~~Fink, Fredereka M.M. 7/3/1845 to 2/3/1864 Fink, E. F. Carl 3/11/1807 to 5/23/1875 Henriette 9/3/1813 to 10/13/1875 "nee Schmidt"~~~~

~~~~SEE TOWN OF GRANVILLE FAMILIES~~~~

in FISCHER Friedrich Fischer's 15 acres were on the SW corner of present Lake Bluff Blvd. and Oakland Ave., purchased 9/19/1868 in the S£ NEi Sec. 4 T7 N R22 E. Friedrich Fischer marr. Friedericka Steinhorst/Steinhardt in Milw. 4/28/1859; she must have been his 2nd wife, judging from the age of Minna, below, and their marriage date.

1860 town of Milw. census Fischer, Friedrich 34 laborer Mecklen.-Sch. Friedericka 33 II II Minna 6 II II William 1 Wise Somehow, I missed the Fishers on the 1870 census 1880 town of Milw. census Fischer, Fritz 53 farmer Mecklenberg Fredericke 46 wife Prussia Louis 18 Wise Franz(Frank) 16 II Fritz 14 II Edward 10 II Alvine 8 IB Edmond 6 II Emil 4 II Louis marr. Henriette Suttele 3/14/1885. Franz marr. 1st to Maria Lueneberg, dau. of Johann and Charlotte(Hoppe) Lueneberg on 3/25/1888. Maria died 2/6/1891, age 28. She was buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery. Franz then marr. Ida Blankenburg 11/14/1891. Fritz marr. Otillie Kraff/Kraft 10/28/1888 and Emil marr. Ida Haberkorn 6/8/1893. The Haberkorns lived south of the Fischers on Oakland and Edgewood Avenues. Franz and Ida(Blankenburg)Fischer's two daughters are buried in Union Cemetery with the Blankenburg and Harman/Herman families. There is an Ida Fischer(1871-1876) also buried in Union Cemetery - was she a daughter of Friedrick and Friedericka's?

~~~~GRACELAND CEMETERY Fischer, Emil A. 1863 to 1948 Marie 1868 to 1938~~~~

There were no Fischers shown in the 1902 Town 7 or Town 8 directories. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Fischer, Friederich L. 10/11/1827 to 2/20/1906 Friedericke 11/20/1833 to 4/10/1907 Fischer, Frank C. 1864 to 1931 Ida M. 1866 to 1946 Fischer, Maria 5/13/1862 to 1/6/1891 Fischer, Edward C. 10/25/1869 to 8/24/1913 Alwina 9/26/1871 to 12/18/1882 (children of Fried, and Friedericke)

~~~~Fischer, Raymond 1895 to 1895~~~~

Wilhelmine Caroline Johanna Fischer, dau. of Fried, and Fried- ericka(Schaefer)Fischer, marr. 4/14/1873 Town of Franklin to Peter Martin, son of Nicolaus and Philipine(Busher)Martin, he a farmer born Rhein-Prov. in Prussia, living town of Franklin. (I believe this was a different Fischer family) FRAHM 1870 town of Milw. census Frahm, John 44 farmer Mecklenburg Maria 47 wife II Anna 13 H Carl 10 II Anna Frahm, dau. of Johann and Marie(Koehn)Frahm, marr. on 4/18/1880, religious ceremony, to Friedrich Kroening, son of August and Caroline(Pagel)Kroening; he a workman, born Germany, living Milw. Rev. Johannes Bading; witnesses Ferdinand LeFebre and Carl Frahm. 1880 town of Milw. census Frahm, John 53 farmer Mecklenburg Maria 56 wife II Charles 20 son IV

Marie Frahm, nee Koehn, born 10/26/1822 Germany, dau. of J. Koehn and Marie(Doeff)Koehn, died 4/2/1904; lived Lake Ave. Tollgate. (Lake Dr. at Edgewood Ave.) Husband is J. Frahm. Burial Union Cemetery. Johann Frahm died age 86 yrs. 6 mo.24 days on 4/8/1913; lived East Milw. Burial in Union Cemetery.

~~~~Johann Frahm, age 38, a farmer; wife Maria age 40, Anna 6 and Carl 4, left Hamburg for the Port of New York on the "E.Brockelman," arriving Aug. 22, 1864.~~~~

%*> llo FRAHNA On 10/2/1858 to Jacob Frahna from John F. and Maria Eliner Meyer, for $1800.00 for 80 acres between Brown Deer and Dean Rds., in the present 2100-2200 W.blocks; their farmhouse at 2115 W. Brown Deer Rd. later became the Harry Lynde Bradley house and the grounds, the Bradley Sculpture Gardens.

1860 town of Mil w. census Franey, Jacob 50 farmer Prussia Barbara 50 Bohemia Wenzel 24 laborer 11 Anna 22 11 Joseph 19 18 Lorenz 17 laborer VI Anton 14 II Veronika 11 II Wenzel Frana, son of Jacob and Barbara(Mizera)Frana, born Bohemia, Obera; living Milw. Co., marr. 5/20/1866 to Mary Filipensky(Phillipbensky) , dau. of ChaLrles and Julia(Fahalek) Filipensky, at St. Peter's Catholic Church, Milw. Veronica Frana, dau. of Jacob and Barbara(Miser)Frana, marr. 10/12/1868 to Joseph Dostall, son of Joseph and Frances(Denbek); he a shoemaker, born Neustadt, Moravia, living Milw.

1870. town of. Milw. census Frahna, Jacob 60 farmer Bohemia Barbara 60 wife n Frahna, Wenzel 33 farm laborer " Maria 23 wife Antony 3 Wise Maria 2 11 Sophia 1 11 Cramer, Catherine 14 Bohemia I don't know who Catherine Cramer was; Maria had a sister named Catherine, age 3 on the 1860 census. Perhaps this Cath erine is a relative and helping out with the family. Wenzel and Maria also had Albena 2/13/1872; marr. John Wittak 2/7/1896. Josepha Frana, dau. of Wenceslaus and Anna(Berg)Frana, marr. 9/2/1870 to Anthony Nowak, son of Joseph and Catherine(Pas- ternik)Nowak at the Bohemian Church.; Roman Catholic rites. I included her since Wenceslaus, her father, is probably related to Wenzel and Jacob, above. Louis, below, appears to be her brother. Louis Frana, son of Wenzel and Anna,-a cigarmaker, born and living Milw., marr. 4/15/1882 to Anna Zahradnik, dau. of Fran^ and Anna; she born Austria. Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Franz Frana born 1853 Bohemia, died 7/15/1875 in Milwaukee.

<9 2.1a FRANSER I am not certain of this name, but that's the way it looks on the 1850 census: 1850 town of Milw. census Franser, Nicolas 47 farmer GGerman y Margaret 46 John 20 Peter 18 Mary 15 Philip 13 Emma 10 Joseph 8 Catherine 6 Bridget 2 WWis e They live somewhere in the area between the Agnes and Bertram families, along Green Bay Rd.

a(i . <*o?* FRASE To Michael Frase, 4/28/1874 for 16 acres in SE^ See 17 T8 N R22 E from E. C. Kieling and wife. 1880 town of Milw. census Frase, Michael 50 farmer Prussia Christiania 45 wife IB Othelia 17 II Gustav 15 IB Theodore 13 11 Christiania 11 111. Ottile Frase, dau. of Michael and Christine(Teige)Frase, born Provence Posen, Prussia, marr. 2/23/1886 in Judicial ceremony to Joseph Kehrmann, son of Isak and Babette(Lowensberg)Kehr- mann; he a merchant born Hesse Nassau, Germany, living City of Milw.

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~~~~Ernst C. Freihube marr. Anne R. Schneider in Milwaukee on 2/20/1843 - as his 2nd wife, considering the ages of his 3 oldest children, below.~~~~

1850 town of Mi lwaukee Freihube, Crisj ohn 40 farmer Germany Hannah 28 II Caroline 15 ti Trougert 12 ii Christiana 10 ii Joanna 6 Wise Anna 4 ii Augusta 2 II Mary 4 mo. ii To Ernst Christian Freihube, Deed, 4/22/1852 from Carl and Johanna Elizabeth Mueller for $450.00 for 10 acres in E£ SVl£ See 6 T7 R22 E; all of town of Milwaukee. 1860 town of Milw. Freihobe, Ernst C. 50 farmer Prussia Anna 38 wife ii Christiana 19 ii August 16 ii Johanna 17 Wise Anna 16 ii Augustine 12 ii Amelia 10 ii Minna 8 II Emma 6 II Herman 3 II Carolina Christiana Freihube marr. 9/16/1857 to Johann Bingenheimer. Witnesses: Christian Freihube and William Dohuke. (Parent's name not given.) Maria Christiana Freihube, dau. of Ernst Christian and Maria Elisabeth(Kuehnast)Freihube, marr 5/27/1866 to Gus. Heinrich Conrade Nuepe, son of Heinrich and Margaretha(Kuse)Nuepe; he born Hamburg, Germany, a porter, living Milw. Ernst Traugott August Freihube, son of Ernst Christian and Maria Elisabeth(Kirhnest)Freihube, born Silesia, a farmer living town of Milw., marr. Auguste Wilhelmine Liebers, dau. of Johann Gottlieb and Johanna Eleanora(Steinert)Liebers on 10/22/1865. They moved to Menomonee Falls by 1870. Carolina Christiana Freihune, dau. of Ernst Christian and

<&. V. <§ Maria Elisabeth Freihube, marr. 4/11/1869 to Carl William Engelbert, son of Heinrich and Wilhelmine Engelbert; he a merchant, born Barmen, Prussia, living Milw. (Either she was widowed or divorced since her 1866 marriage.) Ernst and Anna purchased the former Joseph R. Thomas farmhouse and land on the NE corner of Bradley and the former Cedarburg Rd. in the town of Granville in 1864. In 1867, they sold same to the Gauger family.

~~~~Union Cemetery record: Freihuber, Ernst Chr., born 1810, died 12/20/1887 town of Milw.~~~~

$ ^ ^ FRANK Louis Frank's 25+ acres were located on the SW corner of Silver Spring and Port Washington Rd. His farmhouse later became the Fazio Restaurant in the early 1930s until it burned in Dee 1958.

1870 town of Milw. census Frank, Louis 46 farmer Sax Weimer Magdalena 43 ii II Albert 14 Wise Charles 10 IB They are living along Green Bay Ave., next to the Loeffler family - near Capitol Drive. 1880 town of Milw. census Frank, Louis F. 55 farmer Saxony Magdalena 55 wife IB Albert 23 Wise Louis 20 BB Louis was named Charles on the 1870 census.

TUW1TOWN OurF 1XMILWAUKE1 E CEMETERY Frank, Friedrich L. 9/1/1825 to 2/22/1902 Magdalena 10/22/1825 to 4/12/1885 Frank, Albert 6/2/1857 to 2/10/1898 Louis 6/9/1860 to 12/6/1905 Fiersching, Dora 1857 to 10/10/1898 (nee Frank) (I do not know if she was related) 1902 town of Milw. directory Frank, Louis farmer,living W side Port Wash, Rd.,NW 32 Louis, Jr. farmer ditto

~~~~1905 Town of Milw. census Frank, Louis 45 farmer Wise Mary 28 wife Germany Louis 3 son Wise~~~~

3A S3JT FUNKE To Gottfried Funke from Thomas Severn, both of Milw., 3/26/1866 for $300.00 for 10 acres of land in Lot 1 Fractional See 28 T8 N R22 E - in the present 6300 block of St. Monica Blvd. to Lake Michigan. His house still stands, with additions and re modeling at 6310 N. St. Monica Blvd., Whitefish Bay.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Funk, Gottfried 46 stone mason Prussia Caroline 35 wife Charles 12 Lena 7~~~~

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Funke, Gottfried 55 farmer Saxony Caroline 45 wife' " Charles 21 Lena 17~~~~

~~~~Lena marr. 1st to Heinrich Post and 2nd to Unruh. Charles marr. Mary Kassebaum 7/17/1881.~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Funke, Gottfried 1/17/1825 to 12/6/1890 Caroline 5/3/1835 to 5/22/1923 Unruh, Lena 9/10/1862 to 12/13/1938 Post, Heinrich 9/21/1856 to 4/3/1919 Lena and Heinrich are buried side by side Gottfried Funke - Descent of Lands Vol.2 p.537 #27931 He died intestate 9/29/1890. On 7/14/1910, widow Caroline petitioned the court for Gottfried's TO acre homestead, in Lot 1 in Fractional See 28 as recorded 3/27/1866. He left no personal property. Caroline rented the home after his death. He left Caroline and 2 children, Carl and Lena Post, all over 21 yrs.

Caroline Funke - WILL - #55935 Vol.94 pg.235 Will dated 9/12/1902; she died 5/22/1923. Requested A.G. Semmann as executor. $40.00 to be set aside for her monument. Daughter Lena Post to get all wearing apparel, linen, beds and bedding. Household furniture to be divided between Lena and Caroline's son Charles. All remainder of estate, real and per sonal, divided between Charles and Lena. Personal property consisted of three notes of $1000.00, $100.00 and $2700.00. $2451.05 was left to each of Caroline's children on 12/3/192.4 (Charles and Lena), at which time Lena was named as Lena Post Unruh.

~~~~$ ^ Z26 GADE To John Henry Gude on 10/8/1848 for $150.00 for 10 acres in See 5 and 6 T7 N R22 E (being along the W side of Green Bay Ave. on the N side of W. Congress St.)~~~~

1850 Town of Milw. census Gade, J. H. 34 farmer Germany Elizabeth 33 H.F.(male) 4 Fredricka 9 To Johann Hein Gade 10/8/1856 for $900.00 for part of the s£ NE£ See 6 T7 N R22 E = 10 acres, along Green Bay Rd. and the discharge of a mortgage for $200.00 to Mary Kroeger dated Nov. 1855.

1860 town of Milw. census Goede, Johann 44 farmer Meek. -Sch. Maria 43 is II Friedericke 18 II II Heinrich 14 ii II Henrietta 6 Wise Maria 3 II It is likely that Johann and Maria had children between Heinrich and Henrietta who died. Friedricke C.S.Gade, dau. of John H. and Maria Gade, marr.2/23/1866 to Samuel Kuenzele,son of Rudolf and Anna Kuenzele; he a merchant, born Canton Argon, living Milw. Henriette Gade, dau. of Heinrich and Maria Elisabeth Gade, marr. 6/14/1874 at the Gade house to Carl Richard Spoerl, son of Carl and Agnes Spoerl; he a machinist, born Thuringen, Germany, living City of Milw. Witnesses were Paul Scimmler and Hermann Grimm.

1870 town of Milw. census Gade, Henry 54 farmer Meck.-Sch. Elisabeth 54 wife II ii Wichmann, Maria 77 widow " " Maria Wichmann appears to be Elisabeth's mother; see 1880 census and Elisabeth's death record below.

1880 town of Milw. census Gade, Henry 64 farmer Elisabeth 62 wife Marie 23 (apparently living elsewhere on the 1870 census) Wichmann, Maria 77 mother-in-law Mecklenberg Maria Wichmann is again shown as living with the Gade family, Elisabeth(Wichmann)Gade's death record says she was the dau. of Heinrich and Dorothea Wiechmann; perhaps Maria is Dorothea Maria; Johann may have Johann Heinrich?

~~227 Death record: Elisabeth Gade, born 1 2/3/1 81 7 Germany, wife of Johann Heinrich Gade, a farmer's wife; dau. of Heinrich and Dorothy Wichmann, died 11/6/1880 City of Milw. Burial place not given.~~

~~~~Friedricka Loeffler (Mrs. Friedrich) was also nee Wiechmann; Maria and Johann Wiechmann were living with the Loefflers at the time of the 1860 census~~~~

~~~~J 7.Z8 GEIGER, JACOB and CHRISTIAN~~~~

To Jacob Geiger, deed, 10/25/1852 from F. A. Ferdinand Rosenthal for $150.00 for part of s£ SVl£ Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E = 10 acres. To Jacob Geiger from Bertha and Julius Erdmann on 12/21/1853 for $550.00 for the tract of Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E, beginning 8 chains 31 links N of £ section in S side of Sec. 18, then N 11 chains 69 links to NE corner of 80 acres, W on 1/8th Seeline to intersection with center line of Green Bay Rd., then SE along road, E to place of beginning = 19.91 acres, except 6 acres sold to Fred. Borcherd 3/21/1853, land to Geiger = 13.91 acres. Subject to mortgage given by Erdmanns to Raddle at New York and which Erdmanns will discharge and release. Geiger's land was on the NE corner of Good Hope and Green Bay Roads, in the area known as "Good Hope."

~~~~1850 town of Milw. census Giger, Jacob 45 farmer Germany Elisabeth 40 ii Fredrich 16 ii Crisjohn 15 ii Mary 7 ii Manville 4 II~~~~

~~~~1855 State of Wis, census for town of Milw. Geiger, Jacob - 6 males, 3 females; 7 foreign born.~~~~

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Geiger, Jacob 56 farmer Wurtemberg Elisabeth 49 Switzerland Christian 27 carpenter Wurtemberg Maria 17 dressmaker II Emanuel 15 laborer Caroline 7 Wise,~~~~

~~~~Apparently 2 children, at least, have died since the 1855 State Census, which showed 9 in the family at that time, 2 being born in the U.S.~~~~

Geiger, John F. 26 carpenter Germany Eliza 22 Canada Richard 9 mo. Wise They are living on the E side of present Bayside, near Lake Michigan, between the Kettele and Vruwink families. I am not certain if John F. Geiger is the same as Fredrick Geiger, age 16 on the 1860 census. I was unable to locate a marriage record in Milw. Co. for John F. and Eliza Geiger.

Mary Geiger, dau. of Jacob and Elizabeth Geiger marr. 12/20/1860 to Fred. Holtz, Jr., son of Friedrich and Elizabeth Holtz, he born Mecklenberg, a weaver, living Town of Milw. Judicial ceremony, Anson W. Buttles, Justice of Peace.

~~~~& M Caroline S.B.Geiger, dau. of Jacob and Elisabeth Geiger, marr. 3/6/1868 to Albert N. Bender, son of Peter and Margaret Bender. Witnesses: Mary Elisabeth Geiger, Alfred N. Bender.~~~~

~~~~Jacob Geiger is buried in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery in the 3800 block of W. Good Hope Rd. His gravestone is illegi ble, but the church record states he died 8/8/1869 and was born 8/9/1805.~~~~

Christian Geiger, son of Jakob Geiger of Good Hope, Milw. Co., marr. Maria Elisabetha Bittner, dau. of Gottlob Bittner of Milw. township, on 12/17/1865. From Trinity Church of S. Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wis. records.

1870 town of Milw. census Geiger, Christian 37 carpenter Wurtemberg Elisabeth 26 wife Wise Martha 4 IB Emelia 1 IV Geiger, Elisabeth 59 Switzerland Jacob and Elizabeth Geiger to Christian Geiger on 8/13/1866 for $1600.00 for 16.91 acres in part of S^ SWi Sec. 18 T8 N R 22 E. The farmhouse, probably built by Christian, stood on the NE corner of old Good Hope and Green Bay Rds., later owned by the Prahlow family. It was torn down in 1966 for Good Hope Rd. widening. SEE GLENDALE'S NON-EXISTENT HOMES album for photo of that house.

Zlo GEIGER, FRED Frederic Gaiger, son of Tobais and Mary Ann Gaiger, a potter, born Schopsheim, Baden, Germany, marr. Ann Imhuff, dau. of Jacob and Anna Imhuff(Imhoff) 1/27/1856. C. G. Everts, Justice of Peace. Witnesses: Stephen Everts and Gallus Isenring. To Fritz Geiger from John and Helena Messer 11/20/1858 for

$1.00 for S 6 acres of 30 acres in NE piart of £>2 NEi4 See 20 To Fritz Geiger of Milw. Co.,from John F. and Anna Barbara Wehausen and Anna Imhoff of Manitowoc Co., Wis. for $50.00 for 6 acres in NE part of s£ WE£ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E, bounded on N by John Messer's land, E by E line of £ quarter section line, S by August F. Krueger's lands, W by the senture of the Washing- ton road. ("senture" = center of Port Washington Rd.) Deed dated 3/10/1860. Anna Marie Imhoff of town of Milw. to Fritz Geiger for $1. 00 for S 3 acres of 30 acres of land in NE part of s£ NE Sec. 20 T8 N as described in deed dated 6/14/1853 by August F. Krueger to John Messer and Jacob Imhoff. (Jacob Imhoff has died, leaving widow Anna Imhoff and children, Anna Marie Imhoff and Anna Barbara Wehausen.)

1860 town of Milw. census Geiger, Fred. 36 laborer Baden Anna 32 Switzerland Amalia 3 Wise Anna 2 1870 town of Milw. census Geiger, Fred. 40 farmer Baden Anna 42 Switzerland Babette 10 Wise Gustoph 4 Gustoph was born 10/3/1866 from St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale records. Anna is not shown on this census, but marr Lui(Louis)Kastner on 5/20/1882, he son of Georg and Mary(Mohr)Kastner (Kaestner), living town of Milw. Witnesses Emily Geiger and Henry Kast ner Barbara Geiger, dau. of Fred and Anna(Imhof)Geiger, born town of Milw., marr. 12/1/1881 Milw. to Herman Klocko, son of John and Mary(Barth)Klocko; he a workingman, born Treptow, Prussia, living town of Humboldt (an area within town of Milw.)

1880 town of Milw. Geiger, Fred 62 farmer Baden Anna 52 Switzerland Gustoph 14 Wise Gustavus Geiger, son of Friedrich and Anna(Immhoff)Geiger, born 10/9/1866 Milw. Co., living Milw. Co., a saddler, marr. 12/21/1895 to Louise Plagmann(Plagemann); she born 9/5/1874,

~~~~A % J 3/ dau. of Henry and Henriette(Boese)Plagmann. Witnesses were Fr. Boese and Mr. Plagemann.~~~~

The Geigers had 6 acres on Port Washington Rd., next to the Johann Messer family; Anna(Imhoff)Geiger and Johann Messer's 1st wife, Elisabeth(Imhoff) were sisters. The Geiger house still stands at 6916 N. Port Washington Rd. and went from Fred and Anna, to their son Gustav. Next owners were Gustav's wife's sister and husband, Minnie(Plagemann) and Ernst Hilty.

~~~~TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Geiger, Fred 8/25/1814 to 6/13/1898 Anna 6/6/1828 to 10/5/1898 Geiger, Olga 6/17/1892 to 8/2/1922~~~~

Geiger, Albert H. 5/16/1889 Amanda F. (no dates) Geiger, Otto died 11/26/1940, age 53 yrs. Geiger, Gustav 1866 to 9/1/1944 1902 town of Milw. directory Geiger, Gustav harnass maker living E side Port Washington Rd., 1 blk. S of Herman's Mill Rd. (Green Tree Rd.) GEIGER, MISC. 1860 town of Milw. census Geiger, John F. 26 carpenter Germany Eliza 22 Canada Richard 9 mo. Wise I put John F. Geiger on this page, in case he wasn't related to Christian and Jacob Geiger on the previous pages. This family lived near Lake Michigan in present Bayside between the Kettele and Vruwink families. "Unknown" was written next to birthplace of Germany for John - I presume that meant unknown as to where he was born in that country.

~~~~Geiger, John 36 laborer Bavaria Stanislau 25 Poland John 3 Wise Mary 1 "~~~~

~~~~Union Cemetery record: Ernst F. Geiger born 1842 Germany, died 6/14/1879.~~~~

ofp 433 GEILFUSS Johann Geilfuss, son of Heinrich and Elisabeth Geilfuss, born Erford, Prussia, living town of Milw. marr. Louise Koenig, dau. of Valentine and Elisabeth Koenig, 1/24/1869. Witnesses were August Becker and William Dickmann, both of town of Milw.

1870 town of Milw. census Geilfuss, John 31 farmer Prussia Louise 31 wife " They built their brick house on the S side of Silver Spring Rd., a little S of that road, in the path of present Bay Ridge Ave. Their farmland was on both sides of Silver Spring Rd. To John W. Geilfuss, 10/5/1871, 10 acres from John Dickmann in SEi Sec. 29 (N side of Silver Spring Rd.) and on 10/13/1872, 8 acres in NE^ Sec. 32 (the S side of that road). John died June 4, 1877, age 47. He was returning to his farm, in his wagon, along Port Washington Rd. just S of Henry Clay St. (then named "the Washington Rd.) approximately where the present C&NW RR tracks are. To the right of the Port Rd. was the Schultz/Bachmann farmland, which was low and swampy at that area. Hunters were hunting ducks and when they fired their guns, John's horse reared, throwing him to the ground. He was trampled by his horse and died. From grandson Carl E. Geilfuss of Brown Deer, Wis., who also stated that John had brought cauliflower to that area from Germany.

Johann Wilhelm Geilfuss - WILL - #3804 Vol.19 p.572 Will dated 6/2/1877, filed for probate 6/9/1877. Wife Louisa, executrix. Personal effects and real estate left to her; after her decease, to go to children, Bernhard(age 3^) and Fritz (age 8 mo. in 1877). Value of his farmland = $1000.00. Ernst Timpel and John Dickmann were his appraisers, and were the immediate east and west neighbors of the Geilfuss'. Witnesses to will were Charles Oertel and Gottfried Meiser. (From reading the above dates, it appears that John was injured 6/1 or 6/2, 1877 and while dying, wrote his will, dated 6/2/1877. It would seem too much of a coincidence to write his will on 6/2/1877 and then be injured the next day, but it could have been just that simple.) Personal estate: 2 horses $90, 1 wagon $18, 2 hogs $10, 1 cow $15, farm tools $18 and household furniture $24.00. Louise Geilfuss, widow, dau. of Valentine and Elizabeth (Hoffmann)Koening marr. August Neuhaus, a farmer, born Ramien, Prussia on 10/29/1878 at residence of Louise Geilfuss, town of Milw. August, son of Christian and Christine(Miseke)Neuhaus, a farmer, was living town of Milw. Justice of peace; witnesses were August Becker and William Dickmann. 1880 town of Milw. census Neihaus, August Fred 39 gardener Saxony Louise 44 wife II Louis 8 mo. Wise Geilfuss, Bernhard 6 Fritz 3 II 1892 Whitefish Bay census Neihaus, Mr. & Mrs. Fred (sometimes written "Nunhaus" Louis, age 12 yrs.

Louise and Fred Neihaus were divorced by the time of this census. She is also listed on this census as Mrs. Louise Geil fuss and is buried with husband Johann Geilfuss. It appears son Louis Neihaus is living with his father,August Fred Neihaus.

1910 Whitefish Bay census Geilfuss, Bernard 31 farmer Wise Martha 27 wife Germany John 2 Wise Bernard marr. Martha Hausmann Sept. 1901; she was a sister of Rosalia(Hausmann)Baehr, also of Whitefish Bay. John was born 2/16/1903. Bernard's home, built in 1906, was at 134 E. Silver Spring Rd. Later, the Fleming family lived there and sold strawberries. Finally the home became the priest's house for St. Monica's Catholic parish and Bernard's barn became the first chapel for this parish. In Dec. 1981, the house was torn down for additional parking for present Dominican High School. Bernard had received his father's farmland on the N side of Silver Spring Rd., per John Geilfuss' will. Geilfuss, Fred - this family was left off the 1905 census. Fred marr. Minnie Sturm, dau. of Charles and Rica(Steinhouse)Sturm and they inherited Fred's father's farm land and house on the S side of Silver Spring Rd. They had: Viola 4/26/1897, marr. Cassius Lemke; Alfred 7/14/1899, marr. Gertrude ; Walter 12/1/1901; Eddie 12/8/1906, died age 17 yrs. of smallpox and Carl 5/2/1911. Fred died age 41 in 1921, while walking across Silver Spring Rd. and was hit by a car driven by Dr. Raleigh. He was killed instantly. Both Fred and son Eddie are buried at Valhalla Cemetery. Widow Minnie bought one acre of land from August Beckhardt, a neighbor, for $5.00 and one barrel of flour, to add to the Geilfuss land on the south. Louise Geilfuss - ADMINISTRATION - #36570 Louise died 9/9/1915, intestate, in Whitefish Bay, Wise,age 76 yrs. Son Bernhard petitioned for Letters of Ad ministration 9/28/1915. She left $700.00 personal property, no real estate. Sons: Bernard, age 42 of Whitefish Bay; Fred age 40,

Louisa F. Geilfuss - Terminating Life Estate #59792 Vol.102, p.92. Bernard Geilfuss petitioned court 11/18/1924 and testified he was the grantee named in a Warranty Deed 8/3/1905, Vol.156 Deeds p.325; his mother, Louisa, grantor, conveying to him the E 10 acres of s£ VI£ E£ SVl£ See 29 T8 N R22 E, subject to pro vision she not be rejected from these premises during her life time and that the land was not to be transferred, sold or given away without her consent. Louisa died 9/9/1915; Bernard still owner of property. At her death, the land was worth $5500.00. In 1924, Bernard was living at 1694 (old numbering) N. 19th St., Milw. He stated he had received the 10 acres bare and built the home himself in 1906. His brother, Fred, worked the 8 acre farm across the street until his death on the 7th or 8th of July, three years ago. It went to Fred's wife, who worked the farm for 1 year. Now it has stood idle for \£ years. Bernard paid the taxes on his 10 acre parcel. Louise lived across the street on the 8 acre farm that went to son Fred.

~~~~The Geilfuss brick house was torn down in the late 1920's when the village of Whitefish Bay put through Bay Ridge Avenue.~~~~

~~~~# ^ m/^ GENRICH/JENRICH~~~~

1870 Town of Milw. census Genrich, Friedri ch 42 laborer Prussia Emelia 42 wi:f e II Henry 12 Wise Bertha 10 IB Lina 8 . » William 6 II Albert 3 II Uede/Nede, Charl es 65 farm laborer Pruss Charles' surname was very difficult to read on the census. It is possible that he was Emelia's father. They were living in the Keefe Ave./Port Washington Rd. area. To Gustav Jenisch, 4/20/1858, for $500.00 for S 2 acres of N 7 acres of W 15 acres of S 50 acres of NE£ See 8 T7 N R22 E. (This land ws N side of Keefe Ave., about 2 blks, E of Port Washington Rd.)

~~~~Jenisch, Gustav 42 farmer Prussia Maria 33 II Paul 1 Wise~~~~

1830 town of Milw. Jenrich, Gustoph 52 toll-gate keeper Prussia Maria 43 II Paul 11 Wise He is probably the toll road gate-keeper on the Green Bay toll road at this time. I don't know if Gustoph and Friedrich were related. The Milw. 1870 census death record at the end of that census shows a Martin Genrich, age 1 me died Feb.1870 of diptheria. Bertha Wilhelmine Caroline Genrich, dau. of Wilhelm and Karoline(Laabs)Genrich, marr. 6/28/1874 in German Lutheran Church ceremony to Herman Johann Fried. Kloth, son of Friedrich and Dorothea(Pagel)Kloth, he a laborer, living Milw. He was born Seefeld, Pommern. (Old St. Peter's Lutheran Church, River Hills record: he was born 12/20/1845 Seefeld, Coeslin, she born in Treno, Colberg 1/6/1852.) Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Wm. Jenrich, born 1820, died 5/13/1883. Perhaps Bertha(above)Genrich's father?

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Genrich, Gottlob 68 fisher Saxony He lives alone, near the Jacob Johns family, in Town 7, S of Hampton Ave.~~~~

~~~~9 £3? GENS/GENZ/JENS~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Jens, Friedrich 82 laborer Mecklenberg-Sch, Jens, Sophia 43 widow Minna 17 Friedericke 14 Friederich 12 Johan 10 Charles 5 Sophia appears to be the widowed daughter-in-law of Fried rich Jens. Frederick owns 8 acres on the NE corner of Silver Spring Rd. and 13th St. by 1869. Friederika Jens, dau. of Sophia and Adam Jens, marr. to Wilhelm Schroeder, son of Augusta(Doll) and John Schroeder on 3/20/1870. 1870 town of Milw. census Jens, Sophia 55 keeps house Mecklenberg Carl 15 John 19 Jens, Friedrich 88 John Jens, son of Adam and Sophia(Kubbe)Jens, a stonecutter, born Kogel, Mecklenberg, living City of Milw., marr. 11/12/1875 to Louisa Lange, dau. of Joachim and Mary(Meier)Lange.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Jens, Sophia 64 Mecklenberg John 29 laborer " If this was John, above, who marr. in 1875, he apparently is widowed or divorced and living with his mother again.~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Genz, Sophia "Grossmutter" 12/17/1815 to 2/17/1905 Jens, Delia 1893 to 1927 (both names Minnie 1870 to 1905 on one stone)~~~~

1860 town of Mil.w . census Gens, Christian 36 laborer Mecklenberg-Sch. Fredericka 35 ii Fritz 13 II Johann 10 ii Ida 6 Wise Wilhelm 3 II Heinrich 1 II Death record at the end of the Milw. 1870 census shows John Jens, a barber, age 20, born Mecklenberg, died June 1869 from a wound received in a fight. May be the John above.

* m GERBER John Gerber's farmland was at the NE corner of present Congress St. and Marlborough Dr. in present Shorewood - 16 acres.

1860 town of MiJ_w ,. census Gerber, John 43 laborer Bavaria Margaret 36 II Johann 7 IB Joseph 3 Wise Mary 1 IV 1870 town of Milw,. census Gerber, John 53 farmer Bavaria Margaretha 44 wife vv Joseph 13 Wise Mary 11 H George 9 IV George 7 vv Alwine 7 vv Theresa 3 II

To Margaretha Gerber, wife of John, 5/25/1875 from John and Catharine Schlehlein for $1200.00 for part of S 92.64 acres of NE£ See 4 T7 R22 E, beginning at SW corner of NE^ Sec. 4, then E 20 chains, N 7.50 ch., W 20 ch., S 7.50 ch. = 15 acres. Their land was sold by their children in 1889 and 1890; a son, Alois, born after the 1870 census, also took part in that sale.

~~~~In 1903, Joe Gerber was granted a permit to erect a building on Humboldt Ave. (Marlborough Dr.), south of Hampton Rd., in Whitefish Bay.~~~~

~~~~In 1921, Joe Gerber owned Lots 2-4 Blk.1 WFB Improvement Co. Subdivision #1 in the SW^ Sec. 33 T8 N R22 E. He built a garage/ gas station on that property.~~~~

Village of Whitefish Bay records: Alois Gerber, born 7/25/1863 Wise, died 10/10/1933 at 825 E. Henry Clay St., son of John Gerber, born Germany. Alois was a retired farmer; informant was Joseph Gerber. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. The 1927 Whitefish Bay directory lists Joseph Gerber, Mrs. Mary Gerber, Joseph, Jr. and John Gerber as living at 825 E. Henry Clay St. Gerber's Auto Service is at 817 E. Henry Clay St. By 1931, Alois Gerber also lives with them and Mrs. Mary is no longer listed.

Village of Whitefish Bay records: Joseph Gerber, Sr., born 5/9/1856 Shorewood, a carpenter, died 10/26/1940 at 825 E. Henry Clay St. Wife was Mary nee Keup, born Kewaskum; father unknown. Informant John Gerber, same address. Burial in Holy Cross Cemetery. Joseph Gerber marr. Margaretha Englerd(Englert) 9/25/1883.

CALVARY CEMETERY Gerber, John buried 9/12/1875 (I was unable to locate his grave.) Margaretha 3/25/1820 to 6/9/1883 A Mary Gerber marr. Gottfried Gresel in Milw. on 11/19/1854; was she related to John Gerber? 1902 town of Milw. - Vill. of East Milw. directory Gerber, Joseph carpenter E side Humboldt Ave.,(now Marlborough Dr.) 4 blks S Townline Rd.(Kensington Ave.)

Addition: John Gerber purchased his land in the S% NE% Sec. 4 Town 7 R22 E on 9/4/1865 and 10/26/1867. GIESE To Johann and Christian Geise from the State of Wise 1/24/1860 for SWi SVl£ of fractional Sec. 16 T8N R22 E = 40 acres. This land was on the W side of the present C&NW RR tracks, W to St. Monica Blvd., on the N side of Calumet Rd. in present Fox Point,

1860 town of Milw. census Giese, Christian 38 farmer Mecklenberg Sophia 30 IB Dorothea 5 Wise Christian 3 BB Maria 1 BB Christian Johann Heinrich Giese, widower of the late Sophia Giese, he born Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marr. 4/5/1868 to Maria Sophia Hanna Scheffler, dau. of Joachim and Maria Schef- fler; marr. in Milw.

1870 town of Milw. census Giese, Christian 49 laborer Mecklenberg Maria 32 wife BB Christian 13 Wise Maria 11 BB Theodore 7 BB Henry 5 BB St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd., Glendale records: Christian Christoph Johann Friedrich born 2/28/1857: Gustav Theodore born 5/3/1862 and Heinrich 6/17/1865; parents were Christian and Sophia M.(Koeske)Giese. The Giese family live next to the Friedrich Everts' family, also from Mecklenberg, on this census. 1880 town of Milw. census Giese, Christian 59 farmer Meckl Maria 43 wife BB Theodore 17 Wise Wilhelmina 6 BB Frida 2 BB

Giese, Henry 15 Wis. He lives with the Charles Wiesner family as a farm laborer. St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale: Christian and Maria(Scheffler)Giese had Wilhelmina Marie Friedrike 8/16/1873; Frieda Maria Anna Johanna 11/8/1877; Rudolf Karl Heinrich Georg born and died May 1879.

~~~~Heinrich Giese, son of Christian and Marie(Koeske)Giese, born 6/17/1865 marr. 10/25/1896 to Alvine Backer, dau. of Karl and Friederika Backer; she born 10/28/1872.~~~~

~~~~3 *> 'b JV/ ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY Port Washington Road~~~~

Giese, Christian H.J. 1/20/1822 to 2/6/1899 Sophia M. 11/11/1823 to 11/26/1873 (nee Kozke) St. John's Lutheran Church is on the W side of Port Washington Rd., Glendale. Its cemetery is across the road on the E side and is in the Village of Fox Point.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Friederica Giese, born 1848, died 9/6/1889 in Williamsburg (an area in Town 7) Town of Milw. Dorothy Giese born 1881, died 11/21/1871.~~~~

Additional: John Kleist, a later arrival in the Town of Milwaukee, marr. Wilhelmine Giese in the City of Milw., Lutheran pastor Fr. Lochner officiating at the 6/3/1859 marriage. She may have been related to Christian Giese. The Kleists purchased the Rosenthal farmland, and lived on the NE corner of Green Bay and Green Tree roads.

~~~~^ J42 GIPFEL To John D. Gipfel of town of Milw. 8/28/1843 from Isaac S. and Catherine Lyon of Washington Co., Wis. for $450.00, Deed, for SWi See 19 T8 N R22 E = 160 acres.~~~~

~~~~To John David Gipfel on 12/21/1847 from Edward and Johanna Wies ner for $150.00, the SWi Sec. 19 T8 N R22 E.~~~~

1850 town of Milw. census Gipfel, David 55 farmer Germany Fredericka 56 " Jacob 18 " Wohlert, Andrew 52 " Johanna 59 " I do not know the relationship between the Gipfels and Wohlerts - perhaps Johanna was a sister of David's. The Gipfels came to Milwaukee in June 1843 and built the Gipfel Brewery. David died in Milwaukee in 1849 and his son, Charles, later took over the brewery operation, accord ing to several local history articles. But there he is on the 1850 census! To Johanne Fredericke Gipfel from F. A. Ferdinand and Caroline Rosenthal, Deed, on 3/19/1857 for $190.00 for part of S^ S^ of NE£ Sec. 19 T8 N R22 E = 2 acres. Frederike Gipfel, widow of John D. Gipfel, and Charles Gipfel, Jacob Gipfel and Jacobine Gipfel, legal heirs of said John D. Gipfel, deceased, and Christiana Gipfel, legal wife of Alex ander Kirby, for $4080.00 for the S 40 acres of SVl£ Sec. 19 T8 N R22 E on 12/20/1859.

1860 2nd ward City of Milw. census Gipfel, Friederike 68 Wuertemberg Charles 36 master brewer " Jacob 28 " " " Jacobine 30 " The 1858 town of Milw. map shows D. Gipfel's land as 160 acres beteen Mill and Green Tree Roads, from Range Line Rd. on the W to approximately 2 blocks W of Green Bay Rd. at the inter section of Green Tree and Green Bay Rds., and about 4 blocks W of Green Bay Rd. on Mill Rd. The land ran straight N & S on the section line, but Green Bay Rd. angles eastward.

Their house was built on Green Tree Rd. of half-timbered construction; the heavy framework was filled with brick and mortar nogging. Jacobine Gipfel, dau. of David and Friederika(Speital)Gipfel, marr. John Berg, son of John and Eva(Daklben/Dahlben)Berg; a brewer, born Neidesheim, Germany. Married 6th Ward Milw. on 11/18/1865.

s *>3 243 John Jacob Gipfel, a farmer born Wurtembergh, Germany, son of Davy and Friederika(Speidel)Gipfel, marr. 5/28/1868 to Mary Agnes Schreiber, dau. of Ferdinand and Rosina(Specker)Schreiber, (The Schreiber family were living in present Whitefish Bay at this time.)

1870 town of Milw. census Gipfel, Jacob 38 farmer Bavaria Angnes 25 wife St. John's Ev. Lutheran Church at 3909 W. Clinton Ave., Glendale, records: Jacob Gipfel, born 3/11/1832 Blutherhaus, Wurtemberg. Perhaps the census-taker misunderstood and wrote down "Bavaria" on the 1870 census.

1880 town of Milw. census Gipfel, Jacob 48 farmer Saxony Agnes 35 BB Frederika 9 Wise Agnes 7 SB William 6 BB Ida 4 BB Clara 3 BB Max 2 BB Charles 1 mo. IB Schroeder, Mina 20 domestic Meckle: St. John's Ev. Luthern Church on Clinton Ave. show Christiana Friederika Gipfel born 1/22/1871, dau. of Johann Jakob and Angnes(Schreiber)Gipfel. Wilhelm Alex. Gipfel born 1874, died 1881. A daughter, lina Friederika Christina was born 11/10/1875; the mother was Wilhelmina Angnes Gipfel. This dau. appears to have died.

As of 1 /9/1890, heir s of John David Gipfel, deceased, were: Charles W. Gipfel, John Jacob Gipfel, Jacobine Gipfel and Christianne Kiby/Ki rby, who were dividing up the Gipfel land, David Gipfel, decea sed, had the SVl£ Sec. 19 T8 N R22 ; 3 acres in SE^ See 19 and a lot in the City, block 43, 2nd Ward. Jacobine Gipfel Berg appears to be divorced at that time as her name appears in that record as Gipfel and not Berg, The Kiby/Kirbys ended up with 103 acres of David Gipfel's land, immediately W and S of the 57 acres Jacob Gipfel ended up with in the SVl£ Sec. 19. 1902 town of Milw. directory Gipfel, Charles Charles, Jr. all farmers, living W side of Green Herman Bay Rd., 7 blks. N of Bender's Bridge Jacob Road. Max

& $ Wf UNION CEMETERY - MILW. Gipfel, David 8/24/1874 Christine 9/6/1872 Alex 8/3/1881 Jacobina 2/9/1894 The above dates are burial dates, from Graceland Cemetery records. Graceland has all of Union Cemetery's records, but only burial dates were recorded for most of the early burials, and did not include birth years.

A notation on David Gipfel's burial record states he was removed from Gruenhagen Cemetery to Union Cemetery - he was moved between May and June 1874. Union Cemetery, Milw. records show Christina Fr. Gipfel, born 1794 Wurtemberg, died Aug. 1872 in Town of Milw. Alex was a son of Jacob and Agnes and was moved from his original burial place with the above Gipfels to rest with his parents, below: Gipfel, Carl Wilhelm 4/5/1905 (born 4/8/1824 from St.John's on Clinton Ave. records) Jacob 1832 to 1909 Agnes 1845 to 1906 Charles 1880 to 1912, husband of A.E. Gipfel) The above four are buried together, along with Alex, who was moved to this location from his original burial place. GRACELAND CEMETERY Gipfel, Max 1878 to 1957 Ida 1875 to 1946 Gipfel, Herman 1882 to 1964

DEATH RECORDS: Jacobina Gipfel, born 3/27/1821; died 2/6/1894. Dau. of David, born Germany, buried Union Cemetery. Carl W. Gipfel, born April 1824 Wurtemburg; died 4/2/1905 a single man. Son of David, died town of Milw. Buried Union Cemetery.

Agnes Gipfel, nee Schreiber, dau. of . Born Saxonia 4/3/1845, Wife of Jacob, died 3/17/1906 town of Milw., buried Union Cem. Jacob Gipfel, son of David, born 3/11/1832. A farmer, widower, died town of Milw. 8/11/1909; buried Union Cem. Frieda Treml, informant (a daughter? Was she Friedericka Gipfel?)

Charles Gipfel, son of Jacob and Agnes(Schreiber)Gipfel, born Wise 6/8/1880; died 2/15/1912, age 31. Suicide by carbolic acid. Buried Union Cemetery. The Gipfel farmland still had a large fieldstone foundation remaining from an old barn, until 1984, when it was removed for construction of the Simon House Restaurant building. The foundation was on the W side of this building on the SW corner of Green Tree and Green Bay Rds.

Union Cemetery, Milw. records: Alex Gipfel, born Good Hope (in Town of Milw.) 1874, died there 8/1/1881 of sunstroke. Christine F. Gipfel born 1794 Wurtemberg, died in Town of Milw. in late Aug. or 1st week of Sept. 1872.

Jacob Gipfel House. Photograph c. 1875. Although this house stood outside the Mil waukee city limits (at the intersection of Green Bay and Green Tree Roads), it serves to illustrate the half-timbered construction favored by some Wisconsin settlers. The heavy timber frame of this structure was filled with brick and mortar nogging.

1<{U GOECKS 1860 town of Milw. census Yacks, Carl 30 laborer Prussia Anna S. 50 widowed mother " They live next to Johanna and Frederich Nowack. The Goecks name is pronounced phonetically the way it is spelled above, (or, closer to the name;is "Yakes".) Carl is a brother of August Goecks, who was in the Civil War; that may be why August is not shown. (Civil War info from Anson M. Buttles 1989.) Carl and his mother moved to the Mequon area, becoming members of the Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of South Mequon. There, Carl Friedrich August Goeks, son of Fred, and Anna Sophia(Grib- benow)Goeks, born 2/28/1829 Menson/Mensow, Pomerania, Prussia, marr. on 8/31/1861 Joanna Sophia Louisa Koehn, dau. of Johann C. and Maria(Vatke)Koehn; she born 9/17/1836 Finkenthal, Mecklenberg Schwerin. Witnesses: Gottlob Bittner, Carl Degner, Joseph Gebhardt and Johan Koehn. When their first child was born, sponsors were August Goecks, Wilhelmina Goecks and Elizabeth Koehn.

August Friedrich Wilhelm Goecks, son of Fred, and Anna Sophia (Gribbenow)Goeks, he born 11/2/1835 Mansorm/Mensow, Pomerania, Prussia, marr. 11/3/1863 to Maria Juliana Friedericke Nowack, dau. of Friedrich and Johanna(Niske)Nowack; she born 6/25/1842 Konigsburg. (Trinity Ev.Luth.Church record) (husband's record) ^ There was another Goecks woman, perhaps a dau. of Anna Sophia and Fred. Goecks, living in the town of Milw: Friedrich and Sophia(Goecks)Schroeder had Sophie Auguste Louise 4/8/1867, from St. John's Lutheran Church records, on Port Washington Rd.

~~1870 town of Milw. census Jaks, August 3 3 farmer Prussia Maria 26 BB Bertha 5 Wise Oskar 3 Bl William 1 11 Bertha Auguste Henrietta born 7/25/1865, died 1869 (Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church record).~~

Jaks, Friedrich 38 farmer Prussia Sophie 35 " Friedrich 10 " August 7 Wise Marie 2 " These two Goecks families lived next to each other. Sophie Marie, Friedrich's wife, was nee Schulz. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church: Goecks, Friedrich and Sophia(Schulz) had August Heinrich Johan 9/19/1862.

# Trinity Ev„ Lutheran Church, South Mequon: Christoph Fried. WJJLhelm Goecks, son of Ernst Fried, and Anna Sophia(Gribbenow)Goecks, born 11/2/1835 Mensow, Pcmnerania, marr. Juliana Friedericke Nowack, dau.. of Johann Fried, and Johanna (Niske)Nowack, she born 6/25/1842 Konnigsburg; marr. 11/3/1863. (Bride's record)

3^2v 7 St. John's Lutheran Church, Port Washington Rd., Glendale: Fritz and Sophie(Schulz)Geks had Louisa born and died 1869; Martin August Friedrich 4/8/1871; Karl August Ferdinand 6/24/1873 and August Friedrich Erdmann no date shown. The family then left this church. Their son, Friedrich, born 1870, married Flor entine Schulz in 1885.

To Fred Goeks from Fred S. Buttles of village of Richmond, Mc- Henry Co., 111. on 10/5/1865 for $600.00 for N^ VI£ VI£ SVl£ Sec.8 T8 N R22 E = 20 acres. Eva N. Buttles on 5/3/1866 to Friedrich Jocks for $550.00 for N^ E£ Vl£ SVl£ Sec. 8 T8 = 20 acres. To August Goecks of Grand Rapids, Wis.(?) on 4/12/1869 from Heinrich and Wilhelmina Baumgarten for $1650.00 for land in the SWi NWi Sec. 8 N T8 R22 E. To Friedrich Goeks 9/19/1870 from Doritea Mahnke for $500.00 for W 10 acres of SE^ NW^ SEe 8 T8 N R22 E and 1 cow, all of the hay and straw on premises; land is subject to a mortgage by Doritea Mahnke to Peter Steinmetz which Goeks agrees to pay. Friedrich and Sophia Goecks to August Goecks 3/25/1876 for $4000.00 for NWi SVl£ See 8 and the W 10 acres of SE^ NWi Sec.8, containing in all 50 acres. Fred and August owned the land in the NE and SE corners of Dean and River Roads, in present River Hills.

~~~~1880 town of Millw. census Goeks, August 45 farmer Pomerania Mary 37 wife Prussia Bertha 16 Wise Oscar 13 ii William 11 IB August 9 BB Robert 7 IB Clara 5 BB Fredrich 3 BB Friedrika 1 BB~~~~

St. John's Lutheran Church of Glendale shows: Oscar Fried.August born 1/27/1867; Wilhelm Fried.Gustav 12/25/1868; August Karl Gottlob Louis 2/27/1871 (marr. Hatty(Hedwig)Volkmann 2/10/1896); Robert Wilhelm Ferdinant 3/27/1873; Klara Ernestine Wilhelmine Friedrike 11/7/1875; Fried.Wilhelm 2/7/1878; Richardt Fried. Gottlieb 2/4/1880; Eleanora Emilie Wilhelmine Carolina 5/20/1882; Lydia Albertine Katharina 9/5/1884 and Arthur 10/4/1886.

Bertha Goecks, dau. of August and (Nowack)Goecks, born 9/26/1864 Milw., marr. Karl Wegemann, born 4/3/1863 Germany; he a butcher, son of August and Pauline(Joyedy)Wegemann, living Watertown, Jefferson Co., Wis. Witnesses: Wilhelm Goecks and Albert Wegemann.

Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, S. Mequon: widow Maria Friedericka Schroeder, nee Goeks, born Mansow, Pommerania, marr. 4/6/1859 to Johann Anton Bittner, son of Anton L. Bittner, he born Schoensfols., Schlaus. I found them on the 1860 Town of Holland, Sheboygan Co., Wis. census with her two Schroeder children. SEE BITTNER FAMILY. V° Klara M. Goecks, dau. of August and Christine(Nowack)Goecks, marr. 6/17/1895 to August Loke, son of Gottlieb and Maria Loke. Arthur Goecks, born 10/4/1886, marr. 3/15/1911 to Rosie Bertha Johanna Schultz, born 5/25/1885, dau.of Edward and Augusta (Krueger)Schultz. William Goecks marr. Emma Breul, nee Behmann, dau. of Loui and Wilhelmine Behmann/Baehnmann on 1/2/1896. They then lived in Emma and Fred Breul's home, still standing at 6993 N. Green Bay Rd. Emma was the widow of Fred Breul; they had Fred/rich, William, Alma and Johann Breul. Robert Goecks marr. Emilie Fehlhaber, she born 6^8/1871, dau. of Albert and Friedrike(Milke or WilkejFehlhaber on Feb. 1, 1896. He owned the land where the former Green Tree Electric store was, now The slower Studio, 6933 N. Port Washington Rd. A dau., Mildred Goecks, marr. Reinhold Richter, son of Erich and Otille Richter and they began the electric store business. Lydia marr. Walter Friedrich Carl Radke. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY N. Port Washington Road

Goecks, August 11/9/1835 to 4/9/1917 Maria 6/26/1842 to 7/8/1913 Richard died 1/23/1883 Karl A. F. 1874 - 1874, son of F. & S. Bertha A.H. 1864 - 1869, dau. of F, & S, St. John's Church records name August as August Friedrich and Maria as Maria Friedrike Juliane. She died in the town of Gran ville. Perhaps "Christine" was another of her names, as that was the name Klara Goecks gave on her marr. record as her mother's name. William Goecks died 11/16/1933, aged 64 yrs.,10 mo.,22 days; a widower, survived by children and step-children. Emma Goecks died 2/28/1914, age 46 yrs. GRACELAND CEMETERY Goecks, Robert 1873 to 1953 Emily 1872 to 1943 1902 town of Milw. directory Goecks, Arthur All three are farmers, living in the NW Sec. August 8, Dillman Station post office. (This was Fred August Goecks farmland on the NE corner of River and Dean Roads.) Goecks, Robert carpenter, W side of Port Washington Rd., 3 blks. S of Herman Mills Rd., Dillman P.O, (Herman Mills Rd. = Green Tree Rd.)

4 a' j/f Goecks, William well driller, W side Green Bay Rd., 10 blks. N of Bender's bridge rd., Silver Spring P.O. Last WILL of August Goecks, deceased. Died 4/9/1917; widow Mary died prior to August. Heirs: daughters Bertha Wegemann, Clara Loke(Mrs. August), Eleanora Kopp, Lydia Radke; sons Oscar, William, August Jr., Robert and Fred. Son Fred has 2 promisory notes ($1050.00 and $600.00); if not paid, they will be in payment of his share of my estate. Some of my children have been given help and money during my lifetime. Son Arthur has already received his share. Final decree 11/21/1924: August had the S'w£ NWi See 8 T8 N R22E with buildings and improvements thereon, which have been sold. (1080 W. Dean Road) Emil Goecks of Glendale, died 8/22/1986 age 88 yrs., husband of late Evelyn nee Otto. Father of Robert(Margaret), Russell (Arleen) and Phyllis(William)Stampf1; 7 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren; brother Ben(Martha)Goecks. Member St.John's Ev. Lutheran Church, 1616 W. Mequon Rd., Mequon. Interment in church cemetery.

Russell E. Goecks of Glendale, died 11/14/1989 age 61 yrs., survived by Arleen(Rader) and children: Wendy(Kenneth)Steinbach, Shelley(Vincent)Brockdorf and Jeffrey Goecks. He was son-in- law of Lottie Rader, brother of Robert Goecks and Phyllis Stampfl. Member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale; burial in Graceland Cemetery.

Ben C. Goecks, died 3/21/1990 age 93 yrs., of GLendale. Husband of late Martha(Meseberg), father of Bernard(Loretta), Pearl Morrett and Jan(Ray)Rozek. Grandfather of Jo Lynn, Roger, Brenda, Judy, David, Holly, Terry, Lisa and Maria. Burial in Graceland Cemetery.

~~~~August Goecks' farmland and house,wat 1080 W. Dean Rd., were pur chased by Joseph D. Patton and the Patton Investment Co. by early 1930's~~~~

~~~~His brother's farmland and house (Fredrich Goecks) were purchased by Paul Riesen, Jr. by the early 1930's.~~~~

~~~~•tf5 A5e GRADE(N)~~~~

~~~~1850 Town of Milw. census Graden, Theodore 44 farmer Germany H. J. 44 (female) BB H. M. 10 " Jacob 8~~~~

~~~~By 1862 they are living in the area of the SE corner of Silver Spring and Port Washington Rds., as their property is mentioned as being a boundary for another person's land in that area.~~~~

~~~~1860 Town of Milw. census Gradin, Thee 55 farmer Prussia Anna 54 wife BB Jacob 18 BB~~~~

~~~~They appear to have left the Town of Milw. by the 1870 census.~~~~

* GRAMS, CHRISTOPHER and JOHN The 1869 Town of Milw. map shows Christopher Grams with 20 acres on the SW corner of Dean Rd. and Lake Dr., in the SW^ See 9 in present Fox Point. The house the Grams built in the late 1800's still stands, with additions and remodeling, at 8227 N. Lake Dr.

1870 town of Milw. census Grams, John 57 farmer Prussia Rosina 52 BB Christopher 30 BB Minnie 12/17 BB I believe Frederich Grams, who settled in present Whitefish Bay, was related to them. Christopher Grams, born 11/3/1839, marr. Henrietta Kroll/Krell, born 9/18/1849 (St. John's Lutheran Church, N. Port Washington Rd., Glendale record). No record of marriage in Milw. County. Anna Elisabeth Grams, dau. of Johann and Rosine Grams, marr. 7/16/1865 to Friedrich Johan Duesing, son of Johann and Friedericke Duesing, he born Satow, Mecklenberg, Germany, a laborer, living Milw. William Streipguth, minister. Married in double wedding with Wilhelm Christian Duesing, son of same, a cooper, who marr. Mina Friedericke Lehmann, dau. of Joachim and Maria Sophia Lehmann. Minnie Grams marr. Ferdinand LeFeber 11/6/1881.

1880 town of Milw. census Grams, Christopher 36 farmer Mecklenberg Henrietta 30 Saxony Emma 7 Wise Fredrich 4 BB Augustina 7 mo. BB Grams, Johann 63 father Saxony ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY N. Port Washington Road, Glendale Grams, Christoph 11/3/1839 to 4/20/1914 Henrietta 9/18/1849 to 10/1/1940 Fritz 3/25/1876 to 7/11/1892 Emma 12/2/1872 to 10/22/1885 Willie 1881 - 1881 It is possible that John and Rosina were also buried in this cemetery, but there are no existing gravestones for them.

NOTE: Friedrich Grams, son of John and Rosina(Boock/Borck)Grams, born Germany 2/7/1842, died 7/2/1912 Whitefish Bay; buried Town of MLlw. Cemetery. Informant Mrs. EMI Beckerd. (Death record) I'm including this information on Fred Grams here to show his relationship with the above families and for Rosina1s maiden name, 'though it was difficult to decifer her exact name in this record.

~~~~Z5Q. 1905 Town of Milw. census Grams, Christopher father-in-law 65 Germany owns farm Henriette mother-in-law 55 " Otto, John head of family 31 Wise, Rosa wife 25 Olie son 3~~~~

~~~~Was Rosa nee Grams? Was she "Augustina" and the 7 mo. old baby on the 1905 census? (Yes to both questions, I later found out.)~~~~

~~~~1902 Town of Milw. directory Grams, Christian farmer living NW Sec. 9 Dillman station Lefeber, Ferdinand " living NW Sec. 8 Dillman station Otto, John " living NW Sec. 9 Dillman station~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~~~

~~~~LeFeber, Ferdinand 12/12/1854 to 6/13/1905 Minnie 3/5/1860 to 11/15/1928 George 10/24/1895 to 5/31/1911~~~~

Grams, John (from Miss Virginia Hagemann, great- Rosina granddaughter of John and Rosina; she stated John and Rosina are buried in the plot containing two of their infant grandchildren - children .of their son Fred. The plot belonged to John and Rosina Grams, she said.)

~~~~John and Rosina are buried in their plot with two infants of their son, Fred: "Baby" 1889-1889 and Louis 1886-1886.~~~~

36. 2 S3 GRAMS, FREDERICH To Frederich Grams on 3/31/1864 from Thomas Severn, for $150.00 for 5 acres in SE corner of Lot 2 in Fractional Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E, beginning at a post 10 chains E of SW corner of and in the S line of the above described Lot 2, then E 164 ch. to low water mark of Lake Michigan, then back by the same to place of beginning, then N 3-3/1OOths ch. to a post, then by a line parallel with the S line of aforesaid Lot 2 and running E 16^ ch. to low water mark of Lake Michigan = 5 acres. To Frederich Grams from Thomas Severn and Samuel Jones, all of County of Milw., 3/31/1864 for $495.00 for 16£ acres in NE corner of Lot 3 Fractional Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E, beginning at a post 10 chains E from NW corner of and in the N line of the above described Lot 3, then E 16^ ch. to low water mark of Lake Michigan, then back by same to place of beginning, then S 10 ch. to a post, then by a line parallel with the N line of aforesaid Lot 3 and running E 7? ch. to the low water mark of Lake Michigan. Fred Grams' farmland was between Lake Dr. and Lake Michigan; part of^has become Klode Park in the village of Whitefish Bay. Their house was moved to its present location at 5867 N. Berkeley Blvd. when the land was sold and a new foundation put under it, An addition was later added. 1870 town of Milw. census Grams, Frederick 27 farmer Prussia Anna 22 Mecklenberg Minna 7 mo. Wise Fred married Anna Engel in 1869 in Milw. County; the Engels came to Milwaukee in 1868. Minna was bapt. 11/18/1869 at St. John's Lutheran Church on N. Port Washington Rd.

1880 town of Milw. Grams, Frederick 38 farmer hcarpente r Germany Anna 30 Mecklenberg Minnie 10 Wise Louise 6 BB Lillie 3 II Alvina 1 II They later had Ferdinand, Elsie, Annie and Hulda. Alvina married Bernard Zipfel, son of Gottlieb and Amelia Zipfel. Lillie marr. Jacob Dickmann, son of John and Elisabetha Dick mann.

Fred, and Anna Grams on 2/3/1893, of Village of Whitefish Bay, for $27,000 to West Shore Investment Assoc, incorporated in the State of Wise, for 16^ acres in NE corner Lot 3 fract. See 28, beginning at a point 10 chains E from MW corner of and in the N line of above Lot 3, E 16-^ chains to low water mark of Lake Michigan....(same description as above), with

Death record: Friedrich Grams, born 2/7/1842 Germany, son of John and Rosina(Boock/Borck)Grams, died 7/2/1912 Whitefish Bay, buried Town of Milwaukee Cemetery. Daughter Mrs. Emil Beckerd, informant.

~~~~1892 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Grams, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lillie 14 Alvina 13 Ferd.Geo. 9 Elsie 7 Annie 4 Hulda 9 mo~~~~

Grams, Minnie • shown as a servant, living with Mrs. Ruth Consaul. She marr. Charles Neumann 9/26/1896. 1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Grams, Frederick 63 " ~ Annie 55 Louisa C. 31 Elsa 21 Hulda 13 married George Hageman Hattie 12 u>f/z*y- Grams, Ferdinand 22 servant, living with the Haynes family A He marr. Louisa C._ ; fish Bay. their home, built 1912, is at 5955 N. Lake Drive, White- Grams, Annie 18 servant, living with the Elten family,//? 1£>F&*Y> fcA 1910 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Grams, Frederick 68 Anna 60 Louisa C. 36 Hattie L. 16 Annie 22 Engel, Fred 67 brother-in-law born Germany, a laborer Frederick Grams came to this country 1856; married 41 years; first marriage and is a farmer on his general farm. Parents born in Germany, as were Anna's, who came here in 1868. Fred and Anna had 11 children, of whom 9 are now living. Fred Engel cane here in 1868, is a single man, does odd jobs. Information from the 1910 census.

~~~~Town of Milw. Union Cemetery Engel, Fritz 2/1/1843 to 5/10/1917 (son of Christoph and Minnie(Kahl)Engel, from death record.)~~~~

ADDITIONAL: To Fred. Grams from Joseph and Magdalena Patza, 3/28/1872 for $60.00 for S 15' of land for a private road - the S% of 10 acres of land in NW corner of Lot 3 of Frac. Sec. 28 T8, beginning at NW corner of Lot 3, then E 10 chains, S 10 ch., W 10 ch., N 10 ch. The N part of the fence to be erected by Fredric Grams at his costs; af erection, the % of said fence belongs to Patza, materials and S fence will be kept in order and belongs to Grams. The 15f on S side are running E to W along above described property. (This was a road for the Grams to get into and out of their land.)

From Miss Virginia Hageman, daughter of Hulda (Grams) Hageman and granddaughter of Fred and Anna Grams to Mimi Bird, Sept. 1992: Anna (Engel) Grams came from a large family of 11 or 12; she came to Milw. with another family as a nursemaid. Her brother, Fred Engel, also came alone to Milw. and the rest of the Engel family stayed in Germany. However, I wonder if she had Anna Engel confused with Annie Grams, shown on the 1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census as age 18, a domestic living with the Elten family.

Also from Virginia Hageman - John and Rosina Grams were buried in the Town of Milw. Union Cemetery, with two of their grandchildren, in John and Rosina"s plot. The grandchildren's gravestones still exist: "Baby" 1889 - 1889 and Louis 1886 - 1886. They were children of Fred and Anna(Engel)Grams.

St. John's Lutheran Church also has a record of Emma Gramm, dau. of Friedrich and Anna, nee Engel, Gramm, born Dec. 31, 1875, died Oct. 22, 1885, age 13 yrs. However, she does not appear on the 1880 census.

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~~~~o 3 GRASSLE 1870 town of Milw. census Grassle, Fred 37 bookkeeper Nistenberg(?) Minna 26 Saxony Emelia 2 Wise They are living near the Sohns family, near present Lydell Ave. to Hampton Rd.~~~~

Friedrich Grassle, son of Friedrich and Franziska Grassle, born Herrenalp, Wurtemberg, Germany, a merchant, living Fond du Lac City, marr. 3/12/1865 at Humboldt, to Minna Burghard, dau. of Friedrich and Friedericke Burghard; judicial ceremony.

1870 Town of Milw. census Grasselt, Wilhelm 45 farmer Saxony Emma 40 ii Theodore 21 ii ii Anton 18 fisherman ii Anna 16 seamstress ie Otto 14 Wise Huldah 6 91 They are living in Town 7, south of Hampton Rd,

~~~~There were no Grassel(t) families shown in the 1902 Town of Milw. directory.~~~~

(b *? 3.57 GRATSCHILL 1860 town of Milw. census Gratshuill, Franz 61 farmer Bohemia Catherine 61 ii Gratschill, Franz 34 laborer Theresa 38 Ignatz 15 John 12 Catherine 10 Franz 8 Mathias 6 Theresa 4 Charles 2 George 2 They live near the Jacob Johns and Boesel families in the NW area of present Bayside and apparently left the area by the 1870 census.

2*8 GROBER To Grober from John F. and Friedericke Gruenhagen 6/12/1847 for $110.00 - the s£ NE^ Sec. 6 T7 beginning 44 links W of £ Sec. post on E boundary of section, then 25° W along E side of Green Bay Rd 2 chains 82 links, W to W boundary of £ see, S 2 chains 55 links to SW corner of £ See, then E to beginning = 10 acres. (This was a triangular piece on Green Bay Rd., 13th St. and present Glendale Ave. to Congress St. - E side of Green Bay Rd. - now part of Evergreen Cemetery). Vol.68 p.91 QCD to correct error on 6/12/1847 for omitting Grober's first name - Gottfried - from John F. Gruenhagen for part of S£ SEi Sec. 6 T7 R 22 E. 1850 town of Milw. census Krover, Fred. 25 farmer Germany Caroline 30 II Herman 4 ii Hannah 2 Wise Charles 14 Germany Deed, 8/5/1853, between Wilhelmine Grober and her husband, Fried rich Dassow, Hannah Christina Grober and her husband Carl Meiss ner, Johann Gottfried Grober and Caroline his wife, Christiana Louise Grober and her husband Johann Kueth and Carl Traugett Grober, only heirs to estate of Christine Grober, deceased, of the first part and Christian Friedrich Grober of the second part, for $60.00 for SE£ SE^ Sec.15 T12 R22 E = 40 acres. (Town 12 N Range 22 E was the Township of Belgium, Ozaukee Co., Wis. Christine Grober may have been the mother of the above mentioned heirs, and Christian Fried. Grober her husband, or another son.) The Dassows lived near Gottfried and Caroline Grober on the 1850 census.) Traugott Grober, son of Friedrich and Christine Grober, a laborer, living town of Milw., born Germany, marr. Marie Wellhausen in Milw. on 11/1/1857, dau. of Christian and Maria Wellhausen; Friedrich Johann Gottfried Grober marr. Caroline Louise Loeffler in Germany and lived in the town of Milw.; Wilhelmine Grober marr. Friederich Dassow in Milw. 2/25/1847. Gottfried and Louise Karoline Grober to John Heinrich Gade on 5/7/1856 for $900.00 for Si NE^ See 6 T7 R22 E, along E side of Green Bay Rd. and W to W boundary of the £ section, then S 2 chains 55 links, etc. (same description as that above in the 1847 deed) = 10 acres and to keep the buildings, fences and improvements in good repair; land subj. to mortgage of $200.00 executed to Mary Kroeger Nov. 1855.

To Gottfried Grober on 11/12/1856 for $1500.00 - the part of Lot 4 in SE£ Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E = 15 acres, from Thomas and Mary P. Severn, being 80 rods x 30 rods, bounded by a line be ginning at the NE corner of Lot 4, then W on the N line 80 rods,

~~~~251 S 30 rods, E 80 rods and N 30 rods to the beginning.~~~~

To Gottfried Grober, Warranty Deed, from Thomas Severin 4/9/1857 for $30.00 for Lot 4 in SE£ SEC. 29 T8 N R22 E = 3 acres; Severn reserving from E side a strip of land 2 rods wide for uses and purposes of a public road (2 acres of this land went to the Milwaukee River). Grober's land, at this time, was on the E and W sides of Port Washington Rd., between W. LakeView Ave. and Day Ave. IF they went W of Lydell Ave. Bay Shore Shopping Mall is on this property today.

1860 town of Milw. census Grober, Gottfried 36 farmer Saxony Caroline 40 i Herman 14 Amalia 11 Wise Louis 10 i Wilhelm 8 i Albert 4 i Getta 3 i John 2 i Gustav 1 To Carl Traugott Grober of town of Caledonia, Racine Co., Wise on 6/7/1863 for $20.00 for £ acre in UVl£ SWi Sec. 35 T5 N R22 E. (I believe town 5 was in Oak Creek, Wise) Gottfried and Caroline Grober to Thomas Severin on 4/20/1862 QCD for $300.00 for Lot 4 Sec. 29 T8 N R22, beginning at a post in the middle of the Port Washington Rd. in N line of Lot 4, then S 7-5/10 chains, W by land of Fred Schultz 5-5/10 chains to the low water mark of the Milw. River, NE by course of same, then E to said N line 2 chains to middle of Port Washington Rd. = 3 acres. To Gottfried Grober 2/9/1870 for $1500.00 from James M. and Antoinette M, Wright for S£ S£ Vl£ m£ See 29 lying E of Wash- ington Rd. = 6 acres and Si Vl£ SEi NE£ Sec. 29 = 10 acres and S£ VI£ SE^ NE^ Sec. 29 = 10 acres. (The 16 acres in the NE^ Sec. 29 were on the NW corner of present Lydell Ave. and W. Montclaire Ave., just north of the Town of Milw. Cemetery, W to Port Washington Rd., and became known as "Grober's Woods".)

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Grober, Gottfried 45 farmer Prussia Louise 50 wife ii Anna/Amalia 20 Wise William 17 Albert 14 John 12 Gustoph 10 David 8~~~~

«*? ibi Louisa Grober, born Germany 5/10/1820, wife of Gottfried Grober, died 8/31/1891 age 71 yrs., living 1397 Green Bay Ave., 13th Ward, buried Town of Milw. Cemetery, (from her death record) Gotfried Grober, age 79 yrs. 11 mo.1 day, born 12/25/ Germany, died 11/26/1904; husband of Caroline. Lived town of Milw., buried Union Cemetery (he is buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery, however). Gottfried Grober - WILL - dated 5/2/1904; he died 11/26/1904. Will proved 1/5/1905. Left no widow surviving; left a 15 acre farm - his homestead, being that part of Lot 4 in SE^ Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E as conveyed in Vol.54 Deeds p.412; appraised at $4500.00 Feb. 1905. Heirs: $25.00 to Louis, deceased; died 7/7/1904, age 55, leaving Hulda Hambach 24 yrs., Paul Grober 21 yrs., Arthur Grober age 19 yrs., and Herbert Grober age 13 yrs., all living in town of Milw.; $50.00 to Hanna Amelia Buehrens of Menomonee Falls, Wise(Mrs. Jacob Behrens); $800.00 to Albert Grober of City of Milw.; $200.00 to John Grober of Door Co., Wis.; $25.00 to William Grober (place of residence not noted) and to Gustav of Milw., executor, the farm and anything else after debts are paid.

1902 town of Milw. directory - town 7 Grober, William gardener both living W side Green William, Jr. laborer Bay Rd.,SE Sec. 6 (about present Hope Ave.) 1902 town of Milw. directory - town 8 Grober, Louis saloon & park Port Wash.Rd.,SE^ Sec.29 Gustav gardener E side Port Wash.Rd., 3 blks.N Silver Spring Gottfried laborer ditto William II ditto

1905 Town of Milw. census Grober, William 53 farmef r Ida 47 Wm., Jr. 20 Grober, Edward 24 mail carrier Selma 21 The above two families are iving on Green Bay Rd., N of Capitol Dr. William and Ida Grober sold to Edward and Selma Grober the SW^ Sec. 5 T7 land; Selma, a widow and joint tenant when Edward died 3/25/1915. 1905 town of Milw. census Grober, Gustave 45 gardener Elizabeth 44 William 20 1905 census, cont''d . George 18 Henry 17 Harvey 12 Alma 13 Dela 8 (Adella; marr. Herbert Westphal) Edwin 10 Grober, Bertha 48 head of house (widow of Louis) Paul 21 Arthur 19 Herbert 13

Gustav's home was built on Port Washington Rd. at the N end of present Bay Shore Shopping Center. When the shopping center was built, Gustav's son, Harvey, had the house moved to the W side of the road; 1-43 expressway did not exist at that time. Several years later, when the freeway was built, the house was again moved, to its present location at 5457-59 N. Navajo Rd., Glendale. Built as a single family brick house, it became a duplex. Family members joked about leaving the house on wheels for its next move! Edwin R. Grober had a duck pond on the Grober land, E side of Port Washington Rd., on site of present Bay Shore Mall, created when the family sold the sand and later the gravel on the land. The pond then became a dump site for the village of Whitefish Bay and later, due to rats and odors caused by the Grobers not covering the dump with sand at regular inter vals, was declared a health hazard and closed in May 1945. Edwin had Donald, Dale, Daryl and Carol. Information on Gustav's family and his siblings from Adella(Grober)Westfhal (Mrs. Herbert R.) and newspaper articles re: the dump site.

TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Dassow, Wilhelmine 7/16/1821 to 7/31/1897 (nee Grober; sister of Gottfried and wife of Friedrich Dassow. Name on same monument with Friedericka(Weitmann/Weichmann)Loeffler and husband Friedrich Loeffler - he a brother of Gottfried Grober's wife, Caroline(Loeffler) Grober.)

Grober, Gottfried 12/21/1824 to 11/26/1904 Caroline 5/10/1820 to 8/29/1891 Louis 8/19/1850 to 7/2/1901 Bertha 1856 to 1939(nee Krocker) (Hugo ?) 1882 1882(children of Louis Louis 1879-1881 and Bertha)

William 1852 to 1924 Ida 1858 to 1940 Albert 1854 to 1921 Mina 1858 to 1944 Gustav 1859 to 1931 (all 3 names Elisabeth 1860 to 1912 on one Westfahl, Delbert 1935 - 1935 monument) Grober, David 10/18/1862 to 1/10/1884 Henrietta 6/10/1856 to 5/18/1863 Henry 1888 to 1940 (sons of Gustav William 1885 to 1941 and Charles 1890 to 1948 Eliz.Grober)

Paul Carl Hugo Grober, born 7/26/1883, son of Louis and Bertha (Crocker/Krocker)Grober, a gardener, marr. to Martha , died age 25 yrs. on 4/23/1909 of typhoid fever, (from his death record) Harvey Grober died 8/7/1984, age 91"yrs., survived by sister Adella(Grober)Westphal-. Buried Wise Memorial Park, (obituary)

Adela(Grober)Westfahl died 11/29/1987, aged 90 yrs., of Glen dale; mother of Gerald(Alberta)Westfahl; grandsons David and Daniel; lifelong resident of Town of Milw. and Glendale; buried Wise Memorial Park, (obituary) GRUELL

1880 town of Milw. census Gruell, Julius 31 farmer Pomerania-Schwenz Bertha 28 wife II ii Mina 2 Wise Rieka 10 mo. ii Julius Gruell, son of Gottfried and Sophia(Schmeling)Gruell, marr. Bertha Louise Kriehn, dau. of Fried, and Friedericke (Wieskow)Kriehn 6/7/1874.

~~~~Gruells were also living in Ozaukee Co. and may be related.~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Gruell, Clara born & died 1882 Julius and Bertha lived in what is now Whitefish Bay and I presume Clara may have been their daughter.~~~~

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1860 town of Milw. census Gruenwald, Heinrich 26 laborer Prussia Emelia 30 ii Otto 4 ii Gustav 1 Wise They have 11 acres on the SW side of Atkinson Ave. at 13th St, 1870 town of Milw. census Gruenwaldt, Henry 34 laborer Prussia Emilia 41 ii Otto 13 Gustoph 11 Wise, Emil 8 ii Herman 3 Gruenwald, Martin 36 laborer Prussia Caroline 32 Ernst 5 William 3 Canada Alvine 1 Wise

1902 town of Milw. directory Gruenwaldt, Charles laborer All 3 men living W. side Charles,Jr. " N. 7th St., 2 blks. N of Nicholas coachman Atkinson Ave. Gruenwaldt, August laborer Edward laborer All living E side 6th St., Jacob steam fitter 1 blk. N of Vienna St. George butcher John laborer Gruenwaldt, Gustav laborer W side 9th St., 1 blk. S Martin of Atkinson Rd., Sta. E Grunwaldt, Emil teamster S side Atkinson Ave. 1 blk. W of 11th St., Sta. E. P.O, Grunwaldt, Henry S side Atkinson Rd., 3 blks, W*11th St*

Otto (Grunwaldt Bros.) S side Atkinson Rd., 2 blks, W of 11th St., Sta. E. P.O, Death record: Emilie Grunwaldt, wife of Heinrich; dau. of Beling, born Germany 2/5/1827. Died 3/9/1904, lived town of Milw., buried Union Cemetery.

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1870 town of Milw. census Gurn, Gottlieb 48 tailor Prussia Henrietta 47 ii Wilhelm 23 ii Charles 10 Wise Gurn, Elisabeth 75 Prussia Wilhelm Gurn, son of Gottlieb and Henryette Gurn, a farmer born Germany, living town of Milw., marr. 12/5/1870 to Maria Mueller, dau. of Wilhelm and Margaretha Mueller, at the 2nd German Meth. E. Church, Milw. (Germ.Methodist Episcopal Church), Witnesses: John Schroeder and Elisabeth Bletsch. Wilhelm Gurn, son of Gottlieb and Henriette(Kellner)Gurn, a farmer born Gross Groben by Breslow, Prussia, living Good Hope, Milw. County, marr. 5/6/1872 to Rosalia Kuehn, dau. of Andreas and Anne(Dreger)Kuehn. Roman Catholic ceremony.

There are no Gurns listed in the Town of Milw. Town 8 directory for 1902. The land and house, built late 1870s to early 1880s and still standing at 802 W. Green Tree Rd., River Hills, was sold to George Kaestner by 1885. Louis Kaestner, son of George, was the next owner after George died in 1885.

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~~~~1860 Town of Milw. census Gurski, Machalon 42 farn[ie r Prussia Mary 38 Mecklenberg Martin 6 Wise~~~~

~~~~1870 City of Milw. 6th Ward census Gursky, Ferdinand 47 Prussia (does not Maria 36 it appear to be Gustavus 14 family above) Herman 3 ii Ferdinand 6 ]nao . Wise~~~~

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Gurske, Ferdinand 48 fai:me r Prussia Maria 47 91 Herman 12 11 Ferdinand 10 Wise Anna 7 ii Mary 6 II~~~~

They lived in the NW See 17 T8 R22 E - 20 acres on the north side of present Calumet Rd., just W of present 1-43 expressway, Herman marr. Ida Schumacher. August Christian Fried. Baumgarten,son of Christian and Caroline (Plagemann)Baumgarten, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. 3/15/1894 to Anna Paulina Gurske, dau. of Ferdinand and Maria(Retofskie)Gurske; she born Milw., marr. in town of Milw.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Gurske, Ferdinand 5/3/1823 to 6/26/1905 Marie 9/8/1833 to 10/7/1910 Julius no dates, probably Robert children. Buried with Ferdinand and Marie. Ferdinand 1869 to 1957 Lena 1873 to 1948 Death record: Marie Gursky, born 9/30(?)/1833, died 10/7/1910, a widow; dau. of Rotufsky; buried town of Milw. 1902 town of Milw. directory Guerskey, Ferdinand mason All three living W side Ferdinand, Jr. farmer Port Washington Rd., NW Herman laborer Sec. 17, Dillmann P.O.

r> 3U# HABERKORN John Haberkorn's farmland, 20 acres, were in SE^ Sec. 10 T7 - the NE corner of Oakland and Edgewood Aves. However, like many early settlers, he began by buying land in the City of Milw. To John Haberkorn on 11/27/1845 for 250.00, Lot 10 Blk.13 Town of Milw., E side of the Milwaukee River. (This was S of the later dividing line of Kenwood Blvd. between City and Town of Milw. Still later, Edgewood Blvd. became the dividing line.) To John Haberkorn, Deed, 9/18/1846 in City of Milw. for $400.00 for 20 acres of N part of Lot 3 Sec. 15 T7 N R22 E, taken out of the 31.51 acres In Lot 3 Sec. 15. From John Haberkorn to George Lawrence, Jr. on 5/1/1848, Land Contract for same land. To John Haberkorn 8/12/1851, Deed, for $300.00 for 10 acres in Sec. 4 T7 N R22 E, beginning 8 chains 24 links W on S line from the SE corner of See 4, then W, N, E and S to beginning. John has now purchased land on the N side of Capitol Dr., approx imately 530' W of Downer Ave. By 1865 John had purchased 30 acres of the S 40 acres in Vl£ NWi Sec. 10 T7 N R22 E and sold the same in 1865 and 1866 to Joachim and Wilhelm Heiden,being land on the E side of Oakland Ave., between Beverly and Menlo Avenues in Shorewood. The 1876 town of Milw. map shows J. Haberkorn (probably Jr.) with 20 acres on the N side of Edgewood Ave. between Oakland and Farwell Aves. in the NW^ See 10. The house faced onto Oakland Ave. and was located N of Edgewood Ave.

~~~~John Haberkorn marr. Margaret Feiginger 12/20/1848 City of Milw.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Haberkorn, John 50 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Margaret 36 Wurtemberg August 23 Michigan Wilhelm 21 SI Mary 19 Wise Catherine 16 II Henry 15 ii Amelia 11 II John 8 II Margaret 5 II Charles 2 II John and Margaret's children begin with Amelia; his first wife's name was Christine, from daughter Catherine's marriage record. Catherine Haberkorn, dau. of Johannes and Christine Haberkorn, marr. 4/13/1863 to George Laders, son of Heinrich and Louise Laders, he a bookkeeper, born Schwerin-Mecklenberg, living Milw. Wilhelm Haberkorn of town of Milw. near Humbold(t) and Friederike Schmell of the same place, marr. 6/8/1862. Witnesses: Adolph Luecke and Paul Wunderle.

££? Minnie Haberkorn, dau. of John and Margrete Haberkorn, born Milw., marr. in Ev. Reformisten (?) ceremony on 4/29/1884 Milw., Jean Grob minister, to Henry Lutz, son of John and Augusta Lutz, he a framer of dwelling houses, born Milw., living 1063 1st St. Witnesses were Charles Haberkorn and Charles Rash.

3(A 'lie HABES Nicolas and Catherine Habes were not in the town of Milwaukee for any length of time, but did purchase 25 acres of land in River Hills, at present 7255 N. River Rd., the NW corner of Good Hope and River Roads.

~~~~1870 town of Milwaukee census Habes, Nicolas 59 farmer Prussia Catherine 58 Austria~~~~

Heirs of Catharina Habes to Catharina Habes QCD, 5/17/1875: Between Francisca Wild nee Grabner, Joseph Grabner, Mathias Grabner, Adam Grabner and Elisabeth Grabner, being the only children and heirs-at-law of Catharina Habes, formerly Catha rina Grabner, and Christoph Wild, the husband of said Fran cisca, and Margaretha, the wife of Joseph, and Caroline, the wife of Mathias Grabner, parties of the 1st part and Catha rina Habes, the mother of said Francisca, Joseph, Mathias, Adam and Elisabeth, now the wife of Niclaus Habes, party of the 2nd part - for $1.00 the children do quit claim unto Catharina Habes of the 2nd part all right, title and interest in possession or in expectancy of in and to Lot 8 in SE frac tional £ Sec. 18 in T8 N R22 E = 26.30 acres excepting there from a strip of land taken off from the N side of said lot 8 by a line drawn across the whole of said lot, parallel with and so far distant S from the N line as to make the strip of ground to contain 1.30 acres leaving the amount of land con veyed = 25 acres with the improvements thereon. QCD of 2/19/1874 lists Nicholas Habes' children as: Annie Habes, Anne Habes (two Annes?), Susanna Habes, Mary Habes, Elizabeth Habes and Katie Habes as "being the children and all of the heirs at law of Nicholas Habes, parties of the first part and Nicholaus Habes of the City and County of Milw., party of the second part. On 9/8/1875, Nicolas Habes and wife Katherine of Milwaukee Co. to William Maresch of same, for $1600.00 for Lot 8 in SE fractional £ Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E = 26.30 acres except for a strip of land taken off the N side by a line drawn across the whole of said Lot parallel with the N line thereof and containing 1.30 acres; land hereby conveyed = 25 acres with all improve ments on premises and all crops. 1/2/1877 between Anna Habes, Mary Habes and Elizabeth Habes to Nicolas Habes of City of Milw., for $1.00 for Lot 8 in SE fractional £ Sec. 18 T8 N R22 E = 26.30 except for strip of land taken off N side = 25 acres conveyed. Anna Habes from Erie Co., NY and Elizabeth from Cattaragus Co., NY.

There was an Anna Maria Habes, nee Agnes, who died intestate in the Town of Greenfield in Oct. 1846. She owned in fee- simple 34.93 acres in SW^ Sec. 6 T5 R22, Town of Oak Creek, Milw. County. Her children were: Johanna Kleiser, age 51 or 57 on 2/11/1890 (proving Descent of Lands - #7867); Leonard, v Habes, who died in 1851; Elizabeth Grieb, Paul Habes, Ann Schaefer and Nicholas Habes. Anna Maria(Agnes)Habes' husband's name was not given, nor were her parents. She may have been related to the Agnes' of the Town of Milw. and to Nicholas Habes, age 59 on the 1870 Town of Milw. census. HAGEDORN To Heinrich Hagedorn, 10/2/1867 for $850.00 from Simon Bach and Anastasia, his wife, all of Milw. Co., for 6 acres begin ning at SE corner of SVl£ m£ NE£ See 32 T8 N R22 E, then W 28 rods to a point, then N 34.29 rods to a point, E 28 rods to a point on the E line of said tract and then S 34.29 rods to the beginning and the £ acre of land in the NW^ NE^ See 32 bounded by a line commencing at the SE corner of NW^ and run ning N 29.33', then W 45 rods, S 29.33' and E 45 rods to the beginning. (His land was approximately the present NW corner of Lydell Ave. and Lexington Blvd., Glendale.)

Heinrich Hagedorn, son of Heinrich and Regalia Hagedorn, born Forstenberg, Braunschweig, marr. 3/12/1865 to Maria Zanzig, dau. of Johann and Maria Zanzig. Heinrich may have been related to Johanna Hagadorn; she was a dau. of Heinrich and Johanna Hagadorn and marr. August Loennek- er(he from Braunschweig also) 1860. Loennekers then purchased their farmland in present Whitefish Bay. 1870 town of Milw.census Hagadorn, Heinrich 37 farmer Brandenburg Maria 33 Mecklenberg Lina 4 Wise Ernst 1 "

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Hagadorn, Henry 45 farmer Pomerania Mary 45 Mecklenberg Lena 14 Ernst 11 Emma 7 Henry,Jr. 4~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Hagedorn, Mary 1836 to 1908 Ernest 1869 to 1941 Henry 1871 to 1872 Heinrich most likely was also buried here but there is no existing gravestone.~~~~

~~~~There were no Hagedorns listed in the 1902 Town of Milw. directory for either Town 7 or 8 or the Village of North Milwaukee.~~~~

a 73 HAHM Christian Hahm began purchasing his land in the Town of Milw. in 1842 in the Keefe Ave./Port Washington Rd. area. To Christian Hahn 3/14/1842 Deed for $150.00 for land beginning at a point on W line of SE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E, then N, then E on line of land owned by Wilhelm Trowtwin, then S, then W to = 9 acres. On 6/5/1846 he purchased 1 acre in the Vl£ SE| See 8 T7 to add to his previous land. On 2/26/1847, for $575.00, he purchased Lot 1 Sec. 31 T8 R22 E = 65.87 acres (being the W side of Green Bay Rd. and the N side of present Stark Ave.) and 29.42 acres from the N part of Lot 2 as lies N of a line running due E and W from the W boundary of Lot 2 to the Milwaukee River, which line is the N boundary of 40 acres taken from the S part of said Lot and sold to one Linck(Link) by Hahm. (The 29.42 acres were across the Green Bay Rd. and a little N of his 65.87 acre parcel, run- ing to the river.) To Christian Hahm 5/19/1852 Deed for $350.00 for 10 acres in or on SE^ Sec. 31 T8 N R22 E, beginning at the NE corner, then E, S, W & N. (This 10 acre pai^l was immediately N of his 65.87 acres, also on the W side of Green Bay Rd.f S side of Villard Ave.

1850 town of Milw. census Haham, Christian 50 farmer Germany Lena 50 II Christian 18 ii Gaudloop 17 II Charles 14 II August 8 Wise Daniel 6 n Wilemena 5 H Steangen, Gaudloop 18 shoemaker Prussia 1860 town of Milw. census Hahm, Christian 59 farmer Prussia Helena 59 ii William 24 " ("Charles" on 1850 census) August 17 Wise Daniel 16 " Wilhelmina 15 " Lena/Helena appears to be a 2nd wife for Christian, judging from Christian's son, Gottlieb's marr. record: Gottlieb Hahm, son of Christian and Anna Rosina Hahm, a farmer born Pol.Hammer, Prussia, living Leonsville, Cook Co., 111., marr. 12/8/1861 to Auguste Adler, dau. of Christian Gottlob Adler, in Milw.

Hahm, Catherine 63 living in a rooming house b.Prussia I do not know if she was related to Christian Hahm; she lived in the nearby vicinity of the above Hahms. Union Cemetery, Milw. record: William Hahn/Hahm born 6/28/1836, ^ died 4/22/1870. . 6, ' 'a?Y August Hahm, son of Christian and Helena Hahm, a farmer born and living Milw. Town, marr. 11/18/1866 to Emma Huettig, dau. of the late Wilhelm and Sophia Huettig. Wilhelmine Hahm, dau. of Christian and Helene Hahm, marr. 11/10/1867 to Friedrich Gustav Scheibe, son of Friedrich Gott fried and Maria Elisabeth Scheibe, a farmer born U.S., living town of Milw. (The Scheibes had been neighbors of the Hahms.)

The 1869 and 1876 Town of Milw. maps show a school on Christian Hahm, Sr.'s land, W side of Green Bay Rd. However, there is no deed for a school until 1903 when Christian's son, August, sold 1 acre to School District #6. A school certainly could have been built on Hahm's land earlier without a legal transfer of land; the Hahms simply could have allowed one there.

1870 town of Milw. census Hahm, August 27 farmer Wise Emma 22 Saxony Anna 2 Wise Edward 1 ie Hahm, Christian 70 farmer, Prussia retired Helene 70 " Both of Christian's sons - Christian, Jr. and Gaudloop(Gottlieb) moved to the Town of Granville where they are shown on the 1870 Town of Granville census. Gottlieb's wife, Auguste(Adler)Hahm, died in 1873 and he married again: Gottlieb Hahm, son of Christian and Anna(Mucketier)Hahm, a farmer living Brookfield, Waukesha, Co., Wise, born Prussia, marr. 9/18/1873 in Milw. to Lina Scheibe, dau. of Scheibe. (Perhaps Lina, dau. of Gottfried Scheibe, age 7 on the 1860 Town of Milw. census.) 1880 town of Milw. census Hahm, August 38 farmer Wise Emma 33 Prussia Anna 12 Wise Edward 11 19 Emma 9 91 William 6 91 Ferdinand 4 99

~~~~Hahm, Christian 79 Prussia Helena 79 At~~~~

~~Christian Hahm, son of Christian(Sr.) and Charlotte Hahm, born Willow Spring, DuPage Co., 111., living Town of Milw., marr. 12/12/1891 to Anna Adler, dau. of Fried.Carl and Fried- erica Adler.~~

$ M 1902 town of Milw. Town 8 Directory Hahm, August farmer living E side Green Bay Rd., 5 blks. N of Hampton Rd. Elias laborer W side Green Bay, 3 blks N of Hampton Ferdinand farmer E side Green Bay, 2 blks N of Hampton William farmer W side Green Bay, 3 blks N of Hampton 1902 Town of Milw. Town 7 directory Hahm, Edward farmer S side Townline Rd.(Hampton) 2 blks E of Cedarburg Rd., North Milw. ST. JOHN'S EV. LUTHERAN CEMETERY (formerly called "Good Hope Cem." in earlier days) W. Good Hope Rd. at 38th St. Hahm, Christian 10/15/1800 to 9/16/1888 Hahm, Gottlieb 1832 to 1917 Auguste 1848 - 1873 (nee Adler) Lena 1852 - 1897 (nee Scheibe) (above 3 names are on one monument)

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. records show: Helena Hahn, born 1801, died 6/26/1888 in Town of Milw.~~~~

August and Emma Hahm to School District #6 Board 12/24/1903 for $556.80, 1 acre in SE^ See 31. (W side of Green Bay Rd., abt. \£ blks. S of Villard Ave. Today, Silver Spring School is located at 5131 N. Geen Bay Rd., a descendant of the earlier School Dist. #6 school)

1860 town of Milw. census Hahm, Fritz 42 ffarme r Mecklenberg-Sch. Charlotte 38 Johann 12 Mary 3 Wise This may be the Hahn family, who later lived in the Town of Granville. The above family are shown on the 1860 census as living next to the Rosenthals, on/near Green Bay Rd. and Green Tree Rd.'s* area. At the end of the 1870 Town of Milw., Milw. Co. census there is a list of deaths during the preceding year: Hahn, Johanna C. age 2, born Wis. died Oct. 1869 Hahn, Fritz age 4, " II both from scarlet fever. Parents names were not given. Kramer, Donald G. Born to Eternal Life Fri, Sept. 29, 199,wv5, ««ag„e 84 years._..,-.. Belove_7—7d husban„—„,,„d Wo1f ww,,«.,iLorrain^e (Ne(Neee Hahm!Hahml.. Dear father of David (NadeTTS) and DonnaUonna" Ka y Kramer. Loving grandfather of Dean (Jennifers and Lisa Kramer. "BTblhe7-in-la™of ^Gertrude -SeMn&g°!;!u?-r^e wtMmMfarms TrUrvlvSc1 By Othfif relatives ancftrlendsv J^? Visitation Mon. Oct. 2 from 4 to 7 PM at the V^P ZWASKA FUNERAL HOME J&jf&- 4900 W. Bradley Rd. *%£ Services 7 PM at the Funeral Home. Private Burial Graceland Cemetery. Retiree of A.O. Smith Corporation. In lieu of flowers, Memorials to Florist Ave. Lutheran Church would be aDoreciated HAHNISCH 1850 town of Milw. census Hanish, August 60 farmer Germany Charles 15 Reinholt 13 August 11 Brosa, Wilhelm 31 farmer Amelia 26 Amelia may be a duaghter of .

1860 town of Mi lw,, census Hanisch, Adolph 49 farmer Saxony Auguste 34 10 1870 town of Milw. census Hanisch, Adolphus 53 tavern keeper Saxony Augusta 47 wife " 1880 town of Milw. census isch, Adolph 44 laborer Saxony Theresia 42 wife II Bernhard 22 ii Augusta 19 II Augusta marr. Otto Bowitz; It may be their daughter and grandson who are buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery. Perhaps Adolph, age 44, is related to Adolphus, age 53 on the 1870 census (who would now be 63 yrs. old.) Both are from Saxony. Bernhardt Adolph Hahnisch, son of Johann Adolph and Amalie Therese(Giesler)Hahnisch, a laborer living town of Milw., born Marlach, Sachsen, Germany, marr. 1/27/1885 in town of Milw. to Auguste Wilhelmine Sturmer, dau. of Christian and Lisse(Bechl)Sturmer; she born Zulehodorf, Denmark, Prussia, Germany(I). Witnesses: Otto Bowitz and Herman Off. (See additional information re: his 1st marriage on the following page.) Wilhelmine(Sturmer)died 1891. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Hahnisch, Adolph 1835 to 1899 Theresa 1838 to 1923 Theresa's death record states she was a daughter of Adolf Grislow; born 4/15/1837, died 1/26/1923.

Hahnisch, Wilhelmine 8/10/1856 to 4/23/1891 (nee Sturme) Bowitz, Ella 1887 to 1915 Adolph 1903 to 1905 1902 town of Milw. directory Hanisch, Theresa (wid. of Adolph) W side Port Washington Rd, SW Sec. 5 Bernard farmer W side Port Wash.Rd., 6 blks N of RR tracks

A77 Additional information: Bernhard Adolph Hahnisch, son of Johann Adolph and Auguste Therese(Geisler)Hahnisch, a laborer born Saxony, living Town of Milw., marr. in Williamsburgh, Town of Milw. 8/15/1880 in a Lutheran church ceremony to Caroline Wilhelmine Johns, dau. of Jacob and Francizka(Haeufer)Johns. Witnesses: John Johns, William Heyer(Heuer) and Oscar Hahnisch. (Francizka Johns' maiden name was Heuer, however.)

They were apparently divorced, for he married again in 1885 to Minna Sturme/Sturmer and Minnie(Johns) married again to Rotier by 1884, when Augusta Rotier was born. Minnie (Johns)Rotier died 1898 and is buried with her dau., Augusta, as well as the Johns'.

& sit HAMANN 1870 town of Milw. census Hamann, Fred 36 farmer Mecklenberg Minna 35 II Louis 10 Wilhelmine 4 Wise, Charles 1 II Johanna 1 mo. II St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale records: Johann and Wilhel mina (Gleuda)Haman had Karl August Wilhelm Theodore 9/17/1868; Friederike Sophia Johanna 5/16/1870 and Johann M. 6/11/1872. That church also records: Johann and Dorothy(Schulz)Hamann had Wilhelmina Friedrike Carolina 4/29/1873. St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church of E. Granville (now River Hills): Haman, Friedrich born Oct.1829 Rawel, Meck.-Schwerin marr. Wilhelmine Gloehn, born 1836 Laurendorf, Meck.- Schwerin; marr. Aug. 1864. Children: Ludwig b. Nov. 1861 Laurendorf, confirmed 1875 by Rev. T.Roesch; Wilhelmine b.3/22/1866 Granville; Carl 9/20/1868; Anna 5/15/1870; Johann 6/11/1872; Fried rich 5/9/1874, bapt. by Rev.Roesch as was Heinrich Con rad Carl born 6/26/1876; Wilhelm August 11/11/1878 and Franziska Emilia Johanna 11/26/1880. The family were members of St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd.,(Glendale) where Carl, Anna and Johanna's births were also recorded, according to St. Peter's record. ST. JOHN'S EV. LUTHERAN CEMETERY 1700 block of W. Mequon Road, E. Mequon

~~~~Hamann, Friedrich 10/20/1832 to 2/20/1899 Wilhelmine 8/3/1842 to 2/7/1911 Hamann, Karl W.A. 9/20/1868 to 2/12/1916~~~~

GRACELAND CEMETERY Hamann, Henry 5/9/1874 to 1/12/1935 Katie 12/8/1877 to Hamann, Henry 6/26/1876 to 10/12/1941 Anna 4/20/1878 to 4/28/1931 1902 town of Milw., Vill. of North Milw. directory Hamann, Henry carpenter living W side 36th St, 1 blk. S Hampton Ave. Elsie, Miss ditto

$ J79 1902 town of Milw. Town 7 directory Hahmann, August blacksmith W side 7th St. near Green Bay Rd., 1305 Green Bay Ave. Perhaps Friedrich Hamann was related to Wilhelmine(Hamann) Burchard - Mrs. Christian, also from Mecklenberg. The Burchards lived in the area that is now Fox Point and were also members of St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd. There was a Christian Hamann who marr. Friedericke Starke in Milw. 10/5/1851.

5 HARNACK The Harnacks settled on W. Florist Ave., about 2 blks. W of Green Bay Rd., in the NW^ Sec. 20, on 20 acres purchased by 1869. They were not shown on the 1860 Milw. County Census Index and either settled elsewhere in Wise first, or were missed by the census taker in Milwaukee. To Henry Harnack on 1/4/1866 for $1500.00 for 20 acres in NWi Sec. 30 T8 N R22 E. To Henry Harnack from August and Henrietta Fiebrantz on 5/15/1873 for $4136.00 for 28.48 acres beginning at NW cornerof SWi NWi Sec. 30, then SE, E, N and W.

1870 town of Milw. census Harnack, Henry 45 farmer Mecklenberg Dorothy 37 " Henry 15 Wise Fritz 12 " Anna 10 " Charles 8 " Robert 6 " Wilhelm 4 " Minna 1 " Dorothy was a daughter of Joachim and Maria(Wiegert)Hahn, with whom they are buried. Anna Harnack, dau. of Heinrich and Dorothea Harnack, marr. 2/20/1879 to August Siewert, son of August and Dorothea Siewert,a dairyman born Plantibow, Prussia, living town of Milw. Robert Harnack, son of Heinrich and Dorothea(Hahn)Harnack, a farmer born Town of Milw., living Granville, marr. 4/10/1887 to Mathilde Meyer, dau. of Johannes and Helen(Senne)Meyer, she born Milw. Married in Granville. Witnesses: William Harnack and Wilhelmine Harnack. Wilhelm Harnack, son of Heinrich and Dorothea(Hahn)Harnack, a workman born Milw. County, living Milw., marr. 9/19/1888 in Town of Milw. to Bertha Locke(should be Loke), dau. of Gottlieb and Maria(Wunderlick)Locke; she born Milw. 4/4/1863. Wilhelm born 5/20/1866. Witnesses: Louise Harnack and August Loke. St. John's Ev. Lutheran Cemetery 38th St. and W. Good Hope Rd.

Harnack, Heinrich 3/21/1825 to 2/25/1908 Dorothea 11/11/1832 to 2/23/1904 Harnack, H., Jr. 3/23/1855 to 4/2/1924 Hahn, Joachim 10/24/1808 to 1/31/1899 Maria(Wiegert) 2/14/1815 to 8/6/1900 All five names are on one monument.

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory Harnack, Henry farmer W. side Green Bay Rd., NW Sec. 30 William " ditto~~~~

~~~~S 39/ HASLEY 1855 State of Wise census for Town of Milw. Haesly, Johann 4 males, 2 females; 3 foreign born~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Haslin, John 29 laborer Switzerland Catherine 28 wife ii Gabriel 12 II Jacob 10 Wise John 8 ii Laura 6 ii I was unable to find this family on the 1870 census, but did locate Laura: 1870 City of Milw. - 7th Ward Haseley, Laura 15 domestic Wise She is living with the George and Mary Lee family. 1880 town of Milw. Haesly, John 53 carpenter Switzerland Catharina 51 wife ii Louisa 21/24 Wise Julie 16 II (parents born Haesly, John 27 carpenter Wise Switzerland) Marie 19 " (par.born Prussia) Hattie 4 mo. II Jacob Hasley, son of Johann and Catherine Hasley, a car penter, born Milw., marr. Maria Lehmann, dau. of Franz and Dora Lehmann; marr. in 6th Ward City of Milw., 1/8/1876.

Mary Hasley, age 32 yrs., died 5/31/1880 at 610 Cherry St. (old numbering), survived by husband Jacob Hasley. Burial at Milw. County cemetery. (However, in the Town of Milw. Cemetery there is an old cracked stone - "Mary Hasley, wife of Jacob Hasley, died 1880". Dates on the stone are too weathered and worn away to read.) Jacob Hasley, son of John and Catherine(Brunner)Hasley, a miller, born Milw., marr. Hermine Severin, dau. of Christiana (Heinexius) and Louis Severin, on 6/19/1881. Witnesses: Pauline Severin and Emilia Barwig; judicial ceremony in 6th Ward, City. Laura will marry Richard Brennecke; both he and his family are living next to John Haesly, age 27, as shown on this census.

Mary Catherine Hasley, dau. of Brunner, born 6/17/1828, died 9/21/1914, a widow. Buried Town of Milw. Union Cemetery. Informant for this death record: Laura Brennecke, daughter. Jacob Hasley, divorced man, born 10/17/1849, son of John and Katarina(Bruner)Hasley, both born Switzerland; former husband

~~~~'38* of Hermina, died 8/14/1927, Wauwatosa. Buried Town of Milw. Union cemetery.~~~~

~~~~Hermine Hasley, mother of Fred J. Hasley, buried at Town of Milw. Union Cemetery with husband, Jacob Hasley. Dates: 1857 to 1935.~~~~

~~~~Fred J. Hasley, born 12/5/1884 Milw., died 4/4/1939, a single man. Buried Town of Milw. Union cemetery.~~~~

~~Lilly Isabel(Metzler)Hasley, dau. of William and Elizabeth (Camel)Metzler, born Milw., wife of John B. Hasley. Born 6/9/1861, died 10/25/1942 Los Angeles, Calif. Buried Town of Milw. Cemetery.~~

Laura Brennecke, wife of Richard, Sr., dau. of John and Catherine (Brunner)Hasley, both born Switzerland. Laura born Town of Milw. 8/20/1855, died 9/20/1924. Husband Richard Brennecke buried with her - 1859 to 1924; he son of Christoph and Wilhel mine Brennecke. Buried Town of Milw. cemetery.

~~~~All above death information came from death records and burial permits.~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY~~~~

Hasley, John 11/4/1851 to 7/19/1913 Hasley, Maria C. 1828 - 1914 "Mother" Hasley, Jacob 1845 to 1927 Hasley, Mary "wife of Jacob Hasley, died 1880" HAUPT Johannes Haupt marr. Maria Bruss, dau. of Martin and Charlotte Bruss, 4/1/1854 at the residence of Conrad Schumacher. (Conrad Schumacher was called John Haupt's step-father during a probate inventory of Conrad's land in 1873.)

1860 town of Milw. census Haupt, John 30 farmer Baden (The Haupt Maria 24 Prussia family live Daniel 3 Wise next to the Frank 1 Schumachers) 1870 town of Milw. census Haupt, John 38 farmer Baden Maria 35 Prussia Daniel 13 Wise Franz 11 II Bertha 9 II Anna 3 H Anna Maria Haupt to Johannes Haupt on 11/8/1873(she more generally known as Anna Maria Schumacher and Relict of the late Conrad Schumacher, deceased of the town of Milw.) for $500.00 for W 15 acres of E 20 acres of Lot 1 Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E that were conveyed by Henry and Betty Thien 8/14/1854 to Conrad Schumacher of Milw. Co., deceased and came by will and testa ment duly admitted at Probate Court, Milw. County to Anna Maria. Witness: Elisabeth Mueller. (To Conrad Schumacher, Deed, from John Henry Thien on 8/14/1854 for $400.00 for E 20 acres of Lot 1 in the NWi Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E.) Conrad Schumacher's Will, dated 4/15/1867, #2919 - Vol.10 p.585: "I give, devise and bequest to Anna Maria Haupt (the woman who has been living and keeping house with me since my residence in said town) all the real estate belonging to me and all other property and credits belonging to me whatsoever shall belong to her in her own right. John Haupt, son of Anna Maria Haupt, to be executor." From the real estate inventory of Conrad Schumacher and John Haupt's land 7/23/1873: "Conrad Schumacher was John Haupt's step-father. John Haupt was sold the above land by his mother." Bertha Haupt, dau. of John and Marie(Bruss)Haupt, born Milw. Co. 9/8/1860, marr. 11/23/1884 in town of Milw. to Heinrich Praefke, son of Karl and Dorothea(Prestin)Praefke, he a workman born Milw. Co. 1/12/1861. Witnesses: Fried. Praefke and Herman Nuelke. Rev.Christian Raeschel officiating.

~~~~Daniel Haupt, son of John and Mary(Bruss)Haupt, a butcher, born town of Milw., living Milw., marr. Lizzie Goeswein 3/7/1882~~~~

Anna Haupt, dau. of Johann and Maria(Bruss)Haupt marr. 10/20/1888 to Henry Bruss, son of Gottfried and Friedericke(Schwartz)Bruss; he a carpenter born town of Milw., living City of Milw. Witness es were Charles Eckenfels and Constantin Goes; civil ceremony.

Franz Haupt, son of above same parents, born and living town of Milw., a mason, marr. 10/20/1888 in a civil ceremony with the same above witnesses as his sister, Anna had, to Emilia Borchardt, dau. of Henry and Wilhelmine(Herzfeldt)Borchardt.

Daniel J Haupt, born 1/8/1857 Town of Milw., died 11/15/1889 Town of Milw., a butcher, of diabetes; son of John and Maria Haupt, husband of Elisabeth. Buried Town of Milw. Cemetery, (information from death record)

~~Johannes Haupt, widower, of town of Milw. on 5/14/1900 to Christoph Bielefeld and wife, Sophie, for $1300.00 for E 8 acres of W 15 acres of E 20 acres of Lot 1 Sec.20 T8 N R22 E town of Milw.~~

1902 town of Milw. directory Haupt, Frank farmer living S side Herman Mill's John " Rd.(Green Tree Rd.), 2 blks. W Port Wash. Rd. (Their farmland was in the present 600-700 blk. of W. Green Tree Rd.)

Johannes Haupt - WILL - dated 5/3/1906 Johannes died 8/2/1906 age 76 yrs. Left no widow; a daughter, Mary Haupt, died as an infant. Dau. Lena died age 4 yrs., Daniel (son) died age 32 yrs., leaving widow Lizzie, now deceased; they had an only child, Mary Haupt, now Mary Regenfuss. Heirs: Frank (wife Emily), Bertha Praefke and Anna Bruss and granddaughter Marie Begenfuss/Regenfuss. Will proved in valid 4/30/1907. Frank was age 49 yrs. in 1908. Johannes had previously sold his land to son, Frank, and a piece to Christ. Bielefeld.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Haupt, D. J. 1/8/1857 to 11/15/1889 "Vater"~~~~

~~~~Haupt, Frank 1858 to 1956 Emelia 1866 to 1908 John and Mary Haupt also may have been buried in this cemetery but there are no existing gravestones for them.~~~~

(^ ass HAVERKOST This family came from Mequon and lived in the town of Milw. only briefly. Cathari ne W. Haverkost owned a parcel of land on the S side of Green Tree Rd. between the E side of Sec. line 19 (being the area whe re the Green Tree Rd. bridge begins on its W side) and Green Bay Rd. as shown on the 1869 Town of Milw, map. To Catharine W. Haverkost from John Jacob and Agnes M. Gipfel, all of town of Milw. for $550.00 for 4 acres in s£ s£ NEi Sec. 19 T8 R22 E a long Green Bay Rd. and beginning at a point in the center of said road 10.14 chains E from NVl£ post of SE^ Sec.19, then E, S, W & N to = 2 acres.

~~~~1860 town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., census Havekost, Henry 38 farmer Oldenburg Wilhelmina 32 Nassan Elisa 10 Wise Margaret 8 Maria 6 Wilhelmine 4~~~~

1870 town of Milw.census Haverkoss, Wilhelmina 40 Nassan Elisabeth 20 Wise Margaret 18 ii Maria 16 ii Wilhelmina 14 ii Helene 10 II It appears that Henry has died since the 1860 census. The only mention of them I could find was the following, from St. John's Lutheran Church records, Port Washington Rd., Glen dale:

Haverkost, Elisa Wilhelmine, born 4/19/1851 Mequon, died of consumption 10/16/1872. Buried 10/19/1872 in the cemetery in the School Section on Washington Rd., town of Milw. This is the Town of Milw. Cemetery; a school had been on the premises in the late 1840's to early 1870's. Unfortunately, her parents' names weren't given. There are no marriage records in Milw. County for Henry and Wilhelmine's daughters; perhaps they moved back to Ozaukee Co. Good Hope School, formerly located on the NW corner of old Green Bay and Good Hope Rds. record: Henry Haverkost, 0 boys, 5 girls in school 1868; Wilhelmine Haverkos has 4 girls 0 boys in school 1871; not listed there in 1873. It seems Henry died between 1868 and 1871, when Wilhelmine was shown as head of household.

John Havekost, son of deceased John and Margaretha.Havekost, a maker, living City of Milw., born Sackville, Wise. (Sauk ville?) , marr. 8/8/1876 in Milw. to Mary Wagner, dau. of Louis and Caroline Wagner. Justice of Peace ceremony. Was John related to Henry? Was Wilhelmina Haverkost the same woman as Catherine W^ Haver kost?

To Henry Heil on 11/29/1854 for $270.00 for Vl£ SEi NWi Sec. 6 T8N R22 E = 20 acres from George and Alice Whipple. This land was in town of Milw. in the approximate 9400 blk. of N. Range Line Rd., E side. George and Barbara Kramer to Daniel Heil 12/12/1855 for $800.00 for E^ E£ NE£ See 8 T8 N R22 E = 40 acres. This land was be tween Dean and, Brown Deer Rds., a, little E of Port. Washington Rd. They later increased it to 80 acr^s and still lat.er, sold it to son George Heil.

~~1860 town of Milw. census Heil, Daniel ., 35 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Barbara 25 n » Elisabeth 8 Wise George 6 19 Henry 3 (d.1869) II Kramer, George 52 farmer Hesse Darmstadt II II : Barbara 60~~

to Daniel Heil from Sheriff of Milw, County 3/3/1860: In 1859, Heil was the Plaintiff against Johann and Maria Schultz and Wilhelm Jaeger re: mortgaged premises in NE 1/4 NE 1/4 Sec. 1 T8 R21 E = 40 acres (was in town of Granville) might be sufficient to raise the: amount* due to Plaintiff for the principal, interests1 and costs. Land was sold, for $400.00,. the highes 'bid. y$ 4*7 The Kramers live next.to Daniel and Barbara(Kramer)Heil.

Heul, Christine 55 widow Hesse Darmstadt Heinrich 36 farmer II II Caroline 30/38 Hanover Margaretta 8 Wise (died 1869) Christine 5 Daniel 2 St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church records: Caroline was born 9/16/1825 A.Pein, Hanover. Christine (age 5 above) was Christine Elisabeth M. Heil born 7/18/1856; Margaretha born 2/25/1853, died Granville 2/8 /1869; Daniel was born 7/17/1858 from Trinity Lutheran Church of S. Mequon records and St. Peter's; Heinrich born 9/16/1860 and Maria 12/6/1862. Between the 186 0 and 1870 censuses, Heinrich and Caroline Heil moved to the town of Granville.

1870 town of Milw,. census Heil, Daniel 50 farmer Hesse Darmtadt Barbara 36 wife II II Elisabeth 17 Wise.(born 10/6/1852) George 16 Dora 9 John 4 Daniel 3 " (born 3/2/1867) Cramer, Barbara 69 Hesse Darmstadt Barbara Kramer died in 1871 and was buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery under the name Kramer.

George Heil, son of Daniel and Barbara Heil, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. Katherina van derBlaesch/van derPlaesch, dau. of Paulus and Katherine van derBlaesch, on 6/29/1874, City of Milw., 9th Ward. Katherine died 1886 and George marr. 2nd to Ida Berns, daughter of John and Mina(Buchholz)Berns 3/10/1888 in Milw.

Daniel and Barbara Heil of town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co. , to George Heil of town of Milw. 6/30/1876 for $6000.00 for E£ NEi See 8 T8 N R22 E = 80 acres, 1880 town of Milw. census Heil, George 26 farmer Wise, Catherine 27 wife II Daniel 5 George 3 Jacob 1 St Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church records: Daniel Aug. Fried. born 5/4/1875; Georg Johann Fried. 7/1/1877; Katherine Emilie Jakobine 5/21/1880; Paul Johann Wilhelm 1/18/1883; Phillipp Daniel 3/28/1884. Philip marr. Hulda Wilhelmine Auguste Degner, born 3/26/1888", daughter of Carl and Louise(Becker)Degner. George Heil marr. Margaretha Meisler 4/6/1897 at St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd., Glendale.

Barbara Heil - Will - dated 6/2/1898; she died 6/7/1898. Widow of Johann Daniel Hell; she left the N£ s£ SE^ and s£ N^ SEi in Sec. 28 T9 NR21 E in Town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wise except for 4 acres, worth $7000.00. Heirs: George Heil of Town of Mequon $100.00 because he received $2000.00 during his father's lifetime; Dorothy Senft, wife of Philip Heil, $500.00 - she lives Milw.: John Heil of Chicago, Cook Co., 111. $2000.00; Daniel Hell of City of Milw. $2000.00 and Emilie Holtz, wife of Fred, City of Milw., $500.00. The dwelling house in town of Mequon and the land were sold to a party of Ozaukee Co. - John Greenwald. Payment of $500.00 was made to Michael Kopp for a loan to Barbara Heil.

Caroline Heil - Deceased - WILL- dated 4/15/1898; proved 11/8/1906. Caroline's husband gave their farm to their son, Henry. Caroline's husband died 10 yrs. prior to Caroline. Maria Notbohm, daughter, said Caroline had lived with her the past 20 yrs. $664.95 to Maria Jtotbohm; same to Christine Arnold. Heirs were Henry Heil, a son; Christine Arnold and Mary Notbohm.

Daniel Heil, about 32 yrs. of age on 8/13/1898. Was epileptic; married and had 1 child. Was son of Barbara Heil who died 1898. Daniel died 11/10/1912. Ernestine Heil, his wife, was executrix, appointed 2/10/1913. George Heil, brother of Daniel, had been appointed Daniel's guardian because Daniel had been declared incompetent. Emilie Holtz was a sister of Daniel and she tes tified.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Heil, Hulda 3/26/1888 to 5/2/1916 "Mama" (she is buried with her parents, Charles and Louise Degner.)~~~~

~~~~Heil, George 9/2/1854 to 3/21/1921 Ida 1868 - 1962 Kramer, Barbara 5/15/1801 to 5/2/1871~~~~

~~~~RIVER HILLS CEMETERY (old St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Cemetery)~~~~

~~~~Heil, Heinrich 2/27/1823 to 11/8/1887 Caroline 9/16/1823 to 9/9/1906 (SEE NOTE BELOW RE: CAROLINE)~~~~

ft *J iff Heil, Katherine 10/18/1852 to 6/14/1886 (wife of George; dau. of Paulus van derPlaesch) Heil, Heinrich "born 5/29/1857 Town of Milwaukee" died 6/8/1869 Heil, Christina W. "born 10/23/1868 Town of Milwau kee" died 1/7/1869

~~~~Heil, Daniel "2/15/1894 aged 65 yrs. 7 mo.28 days"~~~~

~~~~Heil, Margaretha 2/25/1853 to 2/8/1869~~~~

1902 town of Milw. directory Heil, George farmer S side Brown Deer Rd., 1 blk. E of Port Washington Rd. Philip farmer ditto Their home still stands at 111 E. Brown Deer Rd., built about 1890 to 1900. NOTE RE: CAROLINE HEIL: Caroline Heil's death record states she was a daughter of Carl Paulman, born Germany 9/16/1823, wife of Heinrich Heil; she died 1717 (old numbering) Vliet St. 9/9/1906. (Perhaps she had previously been marr. to Kielhahn/Kielbahn before she married Heinrich Heil?)

ADDITION: Daniel Heil, son of Christine Heil the settler, was a blacksmith in his later years in Mequon. His house was on the site of the present Chalet Motel, 10401 N. Port Washington Rd., Mequon. His blacksmith shop was a*toss the road on the site of present Ferrantes Restaurant/Bar at 10404 N. Port Wash ington Rd., Mequon. (From Gilbert Heil, son of Philip and Hulda (Degner)Heil

From Trinity Ev. Luth.Church of S. Mequon re: Christine(Heil) and husband Herman Taege (the way surname was spelled in their records) - they had Franz Heinrich 11/8/1877 Mequon. Was THIS Christine a dau. of Heinrich and Caroline Heil? HEIDEN Joachim and Wilhelm Heiden appear to be brothers, joined in Milw. by 1870 by another relative, John Heiden. 1860 town of Milw. census Heiden, Joachim 37 laborer Mecklenberg-Sch, Sophia 31 19 Friederike 11 II John 8 11 Lina 4 II Fred 1 91 Heiden, Wilhelm 33 laborer Maria 30 IS Johann 5 91 Sophia 2 II On this census they are shown as living in the Green Bay Rd.- Capitol Drive area. To Joachim Heiden 3/22/1865 from John and Margaretha Haberkorn for $600.00 for W 10 acres of N 20 acres of Vl£ NWi Sec. 10 T7 R22 E. On 11/15/1855, from same to Joachim, for $300.00, the S 5 acres of N 20 acres of S 40 acres of w£ NWi Sec. 10 T7 N R22 E. This was on the E side of N. Oakland Ave. between Menlo and Newton Aves. To Wilhelm Heiden from John and Margaretha Haberkorn on 11/15/1866 for $1200.00 for the N 15 acres of N 20 acres of S 40 acres of W^ NWi Sec. 10 T7 N R22 E with dwelling house therein. Wilhelm's land and house were immediately N of Joachim's land, on the SE corner area of Beverly Road and Oakland Ave. 1870 town of Milw. census Heiden, Joachim 46 farmer Mecklenberg Albertina 30 Prussia Caroline 14 Mecklenberg Fritz 11 Wise Henry 7 18 George 2 11 John 1 II Joachim appears to have remarried; I presume Sophia is deceased.

~~~~Heiden, John 32 farmer Mecklenberg Elizabeth 28 91 John 1~~~~

~~~~Joachim and Albertine Heiden to Johann Fried. Wilke on 4/30/1873 for $1300.00 for W 10 acres of N 20 acres Vl£ NVl£ Sec. 10 T7 N R22 E.~~~~

^ $ £91 1870 Town of Milw. census cont'd. Heiden, Wilhelm 45 farmer Mecklenberg Maria 42/47 IB Sophia 12 Wise Charles 9 II Minna 8 99 Henry 6 99 Mary 3 81 1902 Town of Milw., directory - Town 7 Heiden, Charles paperhanger W side 5th St., 3 blks N of Keefe Ave. Fred laborer E side O'Neil 1 blk S Melvin Fred, Jr. it ditto George A. undertaker SE corner Lake (Capitol Dr.) & 7th St.

~~~~1902 Town of Milw., Town 8 census Heiden, John farmer side Range Line Rd., NW Sec, 19~~~~

~~~~if 113. HEIMS To Mina and Charles Heims for $900.00 on 8/1/1873 for N£ Lot 1 in the fractional See 28 T8 N R22 E = 20 acres from Nathan Pereles.~~~~

1870 town of Milw. census Heims,John 36 farmer Mecklenberg Mina 33 II Henry 10 19 William 7 Wise John 5 II Ida 1 91 John Heims, age 36 above, is named "Carl" on the 1880 census Mina's maiden name was Voss, from their children's marr. records and her death record. Heims, Fritz 47 farm laborer Mecklenberg Mary 43 Sophie 6

Mina and Charles' land was in present Whitefish Bay, E side of St. Monica Blvd., to Lake Michigan; S side of present School Rd. in the 6300 block. Their house, built in the 1870!s, still stands, with additions, at 6350 N. St. Monica Blvd. The two Heims families live near each other on the 1870 census. Another family in the area of present Whitefish Bay, the Kruse family, have a "mother-in-law" living with them as shown on the 1870 census named "Heinz" - she is living with Fried, and Maria Heims by the 1880 census:

~~~~Heinz, Dorothea 73 mother-in-law Mecklenberg~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Heims, Friedrich 57 farmer Mecklenberg Maria 53 wife ii Heims, Dorothea 81 mother " Dorothea was the dau. of H. Kussow, born Sept. 1804, died 9/5/1885, age 81 yrs., buried Union Cemetery, Milw. (Ages were often misstated on census records - and sometimes in death records.)

~~~~Heims, Carl 53 farmer Mecklenberg Mina 44 wife II Henry 21 II William 17 Wise John 14 ii Ida 11 II~~~~

<&3 John marr. Louisa Voeks 5/8/1892, dau. of other Whitefish Bay residents. Ida marr. Johann Funk 8/18/1891. Mina died shortly after this census and Carl marr. again to Wilhelmine ; they had a child - Elizabeth. Fredrich and Maria Heims moved into town 7 after this census. On 12/10/1891, Mina and Charles Heims to John Heims for $600.00 for N-i Lot 1 in NW fractional £ Sec. 28 T8, beginning 150' N of SW corner of JX£ Lot 1, being 511.25' S of NW corner of said £ section, then E, N, W & S = 2 acres. Charles Heims - Survivorship - #31090 Vol.44 p.513 Elizabeth(Heims)Patza petitioned the court; her father, Charles Heims died 7/18/1905 in Whitefish Bay. She is dau. of Minna and Charles Heims; Minna survived Charles. They were owners of certain real estate which Minna conveyed to Elizabeth by Warranty Deed 7/9/1912, Vol.653 Deeds p.442. The N^ Lot 1 Sec. 28 T8 excepting the 4 acres, bounded, as follows: Commencing at the SW corner of said N£ Lot 1 running thence N along said W line 300' to a point, then E on the line parallel with the S line of said N^ of Lot 1, 580.80' to point of commencement, excepting the right-of-way of the Milw. Elee RR & Light Co., consisting of a strip 30' wide and extending across said N^ Lot 1 from N to S. Charles had sold the 4 acres of his 20 acre farm during his lifetime. Elizabeth Heims had marr. Benjamin Patza, another Whitefish Bay family member.

~~Charles Heims #95929 Administration - Vol.170 p.529 Died intestate 7/18/1905 in Whitefish Bay, leaving widow Mina Heims. Real estate to his daughter,Elizabeth Patza of Door Co.,Wise, on 9/30/1934.~~

Ida Funk - Administration - #109102 Vol.193 p.202 Ida died 11/24/1937, 69 yrs. old, living 3905 N. 6th St. Heirs: dau. Margaret Kitzerow, age 46 of 4135 N. 15th St.; sons Albert C. Funk, a/k/a Herbert C. Funk, age 43 and John R. Funk, age 30. (as of 1938 when testimony was given) Ida was a widow (of John Funk); her only brother or sister surviving was a £ sister, Elizabeth(Heims)Patza, residing in Bailey's Harbor, Door Co., Wis. Three brothers of whole blood predeceased Ida - one brother was unmarried, one left a female child and one left two male children.

~~~~1902 town of Milw. town 7 directory Heims, Mary widow of Fred Lives S side Line Rd., 1 blk. W Port Washington Rd.~~~~

~~~~4f¥ William cooper lives S side Atkinson Rd., 3 blks W of Green Bay Rd.~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY~~~~

Heims, baby born and died Aug. 1888 Johann 12/25/1826 to 5/2/1874 "Vater" Friedrich A.G. 10/7/1822 to 1/18/1887 "Vater" Maria 9/2/1800 to 3/29/1902 "Mutter" (Maria was NOT born in 1800, although that is the year carved onto her gravestone! Her death record says 9/2/1824 and she died 3/29/1902 age 77 yrs. 6 mo. 29 days; wife of Fritz and dau. of Mary and Martins, born Germany.) Heims, Karl 8/1/1832 to 7/18/1905 Wllhelmihe 10/15/1833 to 9/30/1919 Henry 10/4/1858 to 8/23/1919 "Son" Heims, Sophia 3/4/1872 to 11/23/1916 (dau. of John and Lizetta Henkel)

1892 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Heims, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Henry 34 Lizzie 1 1 Lizzie, dau. of Carl and Wilhelmina Heims, marr. 5/16/1903 to Benjamin Patza, son of Whitefish Bay residents Joseph and Magdalena Patza.

1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Heims, Carl 83 father-in-law Germany Minnie 70 wife " Heims, Henry 47 son " They live with Elizabeth(Heims) and Benjamin Patza in the Heims farmhouse, still standing, at 6350 N. St. Monica Blvd.

~~~~1905 town of Milw. census Heims, William 42 cooper Wise Sophia 33 wife Germany Louis 13 son Wise William 12 II~~~~

~~~~1910 Vill. of WFB census Heims, Wilhelmina 76 mother-in-law Germany Henry 58 brother-in-law 91 They are still living with the Patza family~~~~

& § Stf5 HELM 1860 town of Milw. census Helm,August 40 school teacher Saxony 1870 town of Milw. census Helm, Charles 61 farmer Mecklenberg Christiana 63 91 Helm, Christian 29 farmer " Dora 30 " Wilhelm 2 Wise Their 40 acres were on the SW corner of present 1-43 and W. Calumet Rd., W to Pheasant Lane, in the SW^ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E.

St. John's Lutheran Church records (Glendale): Christian and Dorothea(Lippert)Helm had Wilhelm 2/16/1868; Heinrich 6/18/1870 in Milw.; Karl 9/1/1872; Herman 1/18/1875; Johanna 7/7/1877; August Heinrich Wilhelm 10/2/1879; Karl Wilhelm Edward 7/20/1882.

1880 town of Milw. census Helm, Christian 38 farmer Mecklenberg Dora 39 II Nicholaus 12 Wise (Wilh< Henry 10 II Carl 7 18 Lena 3 81 August 8 mo. II Helm, Christiana 70 Mecklenberg Charles 70 II Wilhelm Nicholaus marr. Lina Schramm 9/22/1889, dau. of Heinrich and Sophia Schramm, at St. Johannes Church on Port Washington Rd., Glendale.

Caroline Helm(Lena above, probably) dau. of Christian and Dora(Lippert)Helm, born 7/7/1877 marr. 5/7/1896 to Herman Voigt, son of Herman and (Wehfiel)Voigt; he born on 4/27/1871 . Heinrich Helm marr. Bertha Langschwager. St. John's Lutheran Church record: (Glendale) Christiana Helm, nee Prange, born Schleifersberg, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, died 11/2/1880 aged 72 yrs. 8 mo. Herman Helm, born 1/18/1875, died 7/12/1877. Christian Helm died 6/4/1918 aged 76 yrs. 19 days. Dora Helm died 1/18/1921 aged 79 yrs. 9 mo. 16 days. Union Cemetery, Milw. shows a John F. Helm, born 1861, Milw.,died 6/28/1880 in the town of Mequon - perhaps related to

~~~~5%\ 0-17 the town of Milw. Helms.~~~~

~~~~ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY Helm, Edward 1882 to 1964 Minnie 1885 to 1932 1902 town of Milw. directory Helm, Charles laborer W side Port Washington Rd.,NW See 17 Christian farmer ditto~~~~

~~~~Trinity Ev. Lutheran Cemetery 9900 N. Cedarburg Rd., Mequon~~~~

~~~~Helm, William C, 2/16/1868 to 9/28/1946 Lena M. 7/31/1868 to 1/23/1961~~~~

*° 318 HENKE 1870 town of Milw. census Henke, Fredrich 54 farmer Prussia Wilhelmine 44 wife II Emma 11 mo. Wise Gesse, Ottillie 17 Prussia Steinke, Emila 10 " " Mary 7 " An Otillie Gess, dau. of Augustus and Wilhelmine(Holtz)Gess, marr.11/9/1873 to Frank Roselask, son of Gottlieb and Jane (Mitzrum?)Roselask; he a laborer born Milw., marr. at Humboldt, he living Humboldt. Was this Otillie, above?

~~~~1880 Town of Milw. census Henke, Wilhelmine 50 Prussia Emma 10 Wis.~~~~

Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Wm. Henriette born 8/15/1817 Goos Justin (?), died 9/4/1867. HENKEL 1870 town of Milw. census Hinkel, John 47 farmer Mecklenberg Lisette 47 Wilhelmine 13 Wise Charles 10 Mary 8 George 7 William 5 Fritz 3 They are living near the Ische family. Wilhelmine marr.on 12/9/1875 to Frank Seemann, son of Christoph and Mary(Odo)See- mann, he born Kreptin, Lauenburg, Germany.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Henkel, Ludwig 2/9/1838 to 10/9/1891 Heinrich 12/14/1852 to 8/20/1902 Henkel, John 5/4/1823 to 8/6/1909 Lizette 7/17/1823 to 4/17/1913 (nee Buechien from death record) Henkel, John 5/20/1850 to 3/10/1905 Wilhelmine 4/20/1856 to 4/22/1932 Heims, Sophia 3/14/1872 to 11/23/1916 (nee Henkel from death record) Henkel, Anna 10/6/1880 to 1/2/1904 Henkel, Fred died 8/22/1936 in Wauwatosa from arteriosclerosis Henkel, Mary died 5/17/1936 in Wauwatosa from colon cancer (no gravestones for Fred and Mary; death dates from their burial permits.)

1902 Town of Milw. Town 7 Directory Henkel, Fred laborer W side Richards St., 4 blks N of Keefe Ave John laborer ditto Fred mason SE corner Franklin & 21st St. G. W. clerk W side Richards, 3 N of Keefe Av Herman laborer N side Franklin, 2 blks W of Rich- ards St. John, Jr. laborer ditto Death record: John Henkel, a drover born 5/20/1850 Germany, son of John and Lizzette(Boehm)Henkel, husband of Wilhelmine (Koepke)Henkel, died 3/10/1905 in an accident, lived town of Milw. on Richards St.

§$ Iboo Addition: To John Henkel 5/26/1860 for $1100.00 for 12.68 acres beginning 60 rods S from NE corner of Sec. 8 T7, W 59.45 rods, SEasterly along E border of Milw. & LaCrosse RR 48 rods S and on parallel line with above mentioned course, E 25.28 rods, N 48 rods.

~~~~6& S»i HERMANN, ADOLPH~~~~

~~~~Adolph Hermann purchased 20 acres in SVl£ See 3 T7 N R22 E on 10/11/1849 for $140.00 - the S^ SW. This was on the N side of Capitol Dr., between Farwell and Downer Aves.~~~~

1850 town of Milw. census Herman, Adolph 68 ffarme< r Germany Sophia 34 if Hannah 4 Wise Friedrich 1 II 1860 town of Milw. census Herman, Adolph 77 ffarme; r Hesse Darmstadt Sophia 45 Hanover Mary 17 II Hannah 16 Wise Friedrich 12 Mary apparently was forgotten on the 1850 census. Hannah Hermann, dau. of Adolph and Sophie Hermann marr. 11/17/1864 in Milw. to Albert Blankenburg, son of Wilhelm and Henriette Blankenburg; he a farmer, born Liebenwalde, Prussia, living Dacotah Co., Minn. William Streissguth, pastor.

1870 town of Milw. census Hermann, Adolphus 87 retired land agent Sophie 55 The 1876 Town of Milw. map shows Adolph1s land as "Estate of A. Hermann" and Sophie is living alone on the 1880 census, age 65 yrs. Sophia Harmann, wife of Adolph Harmann, dau. of Frederic and Adelaide Nederson; born 5/21/1815 Hannover, Germany. Died 5/26/1889, lived town of Milw. on Oakland Ave.Rd.(Shorewood); buried Union Cemetery. I believe Sophia may have been a sister of Heinrich Nedderson, also born Hanover (1820) who also lived in what became Shore- wood. Obituary: Cordelia Hermann, long-time Shorewood resident, died 10/28/1988 age 94 yrs. Wife of late Eugene C. Hermann; mother of Marjorie J.(Robert H.)Arndt of Norman, Oklahoma; grandmother of 1, great-grandmother of 2. Burial in Forest Home Cem. Obituary: Clara H. Herrmann died 2/21/1990 age 83 yrs., residence Milw. Catholic Home, formerly of Shorewood. Aunt of Charles G. (vMary) Herrmann of New Jersey and Marion (George) Gearhard of NY. Cousin of Cordelia M. Weber, Verona(Ray)Horak and Rita(Anthony)Gutkowskie Burial Holy Cross Cemetery, Elisabeth Hermann, dau. of Christian and Christine(Runkel) Hermann marr. Gustav Grober; she was born 12/9/1859, Gus was born 5/19/1859. Her birth date came from her death record - she died 8/2/1912.

\ $ zt* HERMANN, CARL Carl/Karl Hermann marr. widow Catherine(Arnold)Pierron in Milw. after her first husband, Louis Pierron had died in 1853. Louis and Catherine had Barbara, Catherine, William, Charles and Louis M.

To Carl W. Hermann from Xaverus and Louise Stark of Racine Co., Wis. on 1/22/1866 for 4 acres, beginning 80 rods W of the NE corner Lot 1 See 20 T8 N R22 E, then W, S, E & N. To Carl Hermann on 1/17/1866 from John Henry Thien's estate, 37.88 acres in NVl£ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E. Hermann's land was on the SE corner of Green Tree Rd. and River Rd. in present River Hills, and a parcel on the S side of Green Tree Rd., W side of the Milwaukee River. He later purchased 62 acres on the NE corner of River Rd. and Calumet Rd., River Hills, which went to his step-son, Stephen Charles Pierron. The Hermanns appear to have lived in the City of Milw., but did build a house, still standing, with wing additions, at 939 W. Green Tree Rd. The house was built shortly after the Civil War, of river stones taken from the Milwaukee River. William Pierron and his wife, Martha, lived in this house by the 1870 census(marr. 1870) with Stephen Charles Pierron and it may be William and Stephen who built the house.

1870 City of Milw. 7th Ward census Herman, Charles 51 merchant Catherine 46 Kate 21 Lewis 16 Catherine(Arnold)Pierron had been left quite well-to-do after her husband, Lewis Pierron died in 1853; she inherited property and buildings thereon - their children were left sums of money when the girls reached 18 and the sons 21 years of age. SEE PIERRON FAMILY Charles and Catherine Hermann to Waldemar Wernich for $1.00 consideration on 8/2/1889 for E 10 acres of W 41.38 acres of Lot 1, Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E and the right-of-way over the S 16' of said 41.38 acres to the Milw. River. Warranty Deed to the Wernichs 8/23/1889, with all buildings and improvements thereon. The stone foundation of the Hermann/Pierron barn still stands at 1005 W. Green Tree Rd., converted into a large garage with servants quarters above. The servants quarters were later rented out in the 1950's to young married couples.

~~~~The Wernichs sold the land and buildings on 8/8/1890 for $5000.00 to Wilhelm Alfred and Mathilda Richter.~~~~

& % to3 KATHRINA HERMANN - FINAL DECREE - Vol. 1168 Deeds P.444 Final decree in probate lists real estate she owned after the death of her 2nd husband, Karl Hermann: Lot #6 Sec. 18 Town of Milw. = 62.2 acres (their farm on W. Calumet Rd.) 552-554 and 556 E. Water St., City of Milw. (now N. Water St.; old numbering). This was location of their pottery business and their house in the City. SW frae of SW^ Sec. 20 lying W of Milw. River with mill, other bldgs. and improvements, including dwelling house = 35.44 acres. (The stone house at 939 W. Green Tree Rd., frame house at 1025 W. Green Tree Rd. and stone foundation barn, now garage, at 1005 W. Green Tree Rd.; sold 1889 to Wernichs, then to Richters.) Lot 1 Sec. 20 except E 20 acres = 21.88 acres in Town of Milw. Heirs: Barbara Pierron Wackier of Baraboo; Katharine Pierron Doelger, William Pierron, Stephen C. Pierron, Louis M. Pierron and Ella(Hermann)Logemann, all of Milw. The land in Sec. 20, mentioned above, had been previously owned by John Henry Thien, with his sawmill and dam located on the Milw. River, S of Green Tree Rd., E bank of river. Thien had moved to what became Thiensville; sold land in See 20 to Hermann. Thien probate was 1/17/1866. Katharine(Arnold)Pierron and 2nd husband, Carl Hermann, had one child, Ella Hermann. Ella marr.4/19/1897 to Adolph Loge- mann, a machinist, son of George and Maria(Neve)Logemann. Wit nesses: Rudolph Logemann and Katie Doelger. (She was nee Pierron, £ sister of Ella Hermann.)

~~~~•#5 3of HERMANN, CHRISTIAN~~~~

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Hermann, Christian 48 farmer Prussia Christine 35 II Franklin 15 Wise Henry 13 Elisabet 11 Emma 9 Henrietta 5 Albertina 2~~~~

30S HESSE Leonhard Hesse bought 20 acres in NVl£ Ni SVl£ Sec. 33 in 1858; his land was on the E side of St. Monica Blvd. between present Lancaster and Henry Clay St. The 1858 map shows a house close to Lancaster on St. Monica. Adam Hesse had also purchased 20 acres in that area in 1849 and sold it in 1862. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Hesse, Karl 1829 to 1915 Christine 1832 to 1914 Hesse, Minnie 1857 to 1948 Ida 1860 to 1954 Hesse, Emil 1868 to 1920 Marion 1868 to 1935 Emil Hesse had lived on the site of present Sears, Roebuck store in Bay Shore Mall; he and family later moved to the SW corner of Port Washington and Bender Rds. He was a son of Christine and Karl Hesse. Miss Minnie Hesse died at 11947 W.National Ave., Greenfield; she and Ida were also children of Karl and Christine Hesse. Emil Hesse, son of Carl and Christiane Hesse, he a farmer born and raised in Town of Milw. marr. Marian A. Meyer, dau. of Garret E. and Anna Meyer, she born ___. Witnesses: Anson M. Buttles and Ahiket/Abiket Brunner. Anson W. Buttles, J.P. Married 12/18/1886.

~~~~1902 Town of Milw. directory Hesse, Charles laborer W side Port Wash. rd. 1 blk S Bender's Bridge rd.~~~~

~~~~1880 Town of Milw. census Hess, Chas. 50 farmer SSaxon y Christiana 50 wife " Minnie 23 dau. " Emma 21 dau. If Ida 19 dau. " Emil 14 son "~~~~

& $ 3o(, HEUER To John Heuer, deed, 2/20/1854 for $1500.00 for SW^ SE^ See 5 T8 N R22 E and the SE^ SWi Sec. 5 = 80 acres. This was on the NE and NW corners of Port Washington Rd. and Brown Deer Rd. 1860 town of Milw. census Heyer, Johann 60/62 farmer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Hannah 56 " They are living with dau. Francisca(Heuer) and husband Jacob Johns. Heyer, Carl 28 laborer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Louisa 23 Augusta 3 Wise Heinrich 1 II There is no marr. record in Milw. County for Carl Heyer/Heuer, They are living somewhere in the area along Port Washington Rd. between Calumet and Bradley Rds., from landowners shown on the 1858 Town of Milw. map. Carl Heuer was a tenant farmer, not a landowner. To Charles Heuer from John and Johanna Heuer, 12/12/1865, for $250.00 for W 10 acres of W^ SE£ SVl£ Sec..5 T8 N R22 E = 10 acres. Henry Heuer, son of John and Johanna Heuer, a whiskey distiller, born Mecklenberg, living Milw., marr. 12/2/1866 to Maria Friedericke Christina Bohl(Pohl?), dau. of John and Maria Bohl, in town of Milw.

1870 t«ow n of Mil1w. census Heuer, John 75 farmer Mecklenberg Johanna 66 II Heuer, Charles 41 farmer II Louisa 38 II Augusta 12 Wise Henry 10 II Franz 6 II Franziska 11 mo. In Oct. 1872, John Heuer sold 45 acres of his farmland to Heinrich Borchardt. Johanna's maiden name was Groth, from dau. Franciska(Heuer) Johns' death record (Mrs. Jacob Johns). Franciska is buried with her parents.

TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Heuer, Johann 9/28/1792 to 12/7/1878 Hannah 1803 to 5/21/1881 (above dates taken from rubbings; stones are old and in disarray) Heuer, E. H. a baby footstone with these initial is all that's left; appears to be about 1880 vintage. Johns, Franciska 10/3/1832 to 3/16/1904 Jacob 3/21/1831 to 7/16/1876 There are no Heuer/Heyers shown in the 1902 Town of Milw. directory for Town 7, Town 8 or Vill. of North Milw.

~~~~1880 Town of Milw. census Heyer, Johanna 78 mother Mecklenberg She is now living with the Johns family. Her husband, Johann, died in 1878,~~~~

Franciska John, nee Heuer, dau. of John and Johanna(Groth)Heuer, born Germany 10/3/1832, died town of Milw. 3/16/1904 of diabetes; wife of John Heuer. Henry Heuer, son of John and Johanna Heuer, born Mecklenberg, a whiskey distiller, living Milw., marr. again, apparently, for I found this death record: Johanna Heuer, dau. of , born Germany 5/16/1840, a widow of Henry Heuer, died 3/11/1905 at 1400 5th St. (old numbering); buried Hale(?), Wise

Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, South Mequon has this record: Wilhelmine(Heuer) and husband Carl Schulz had Carl Andreas Max 1/28/1873 and Heinrich Carl Friedrich 5/24/1875, both in Town of Granville. Perhaps related?

~~~~Johann and Anna Heuer to Franz Krat'Scheojl, Sr. and Jr., 5/5/1855 for $625.00 for E 25 acres of SW% SE% Sec. 5 T8 R22 E. (Believe "Kratscheoj1" should be Gratshuill.)~~~~

~~~~8 $ 3** HEUSER 1870 town of Milw . census Heuser, Adam 34 faLrme r Darmstadt Margaret 30 wi fe II Margaret 7 Canada George A. 3 Wise Eliza 6 mo. II Heuser, Jacob 70 Darmstadt~~~~

~~1880 town of Milw . census Hauser, Adam W. 42 far•me r Prussia Margaretha 40 II Margaretha 17 Canada George 13 Wise Lizzie 10 Catharina 8 Wilhelm 6 Fred 3 Rosina 6 mo. " twins Caroline 6 mo.~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Heuser, Adam 11/25/1838 to 2/20/1899 Margareth 1842 to 1922 Heuser, Catharina D. 11/16/1871 to 8/5/1901 Rosine L. 8/19/1879 to 11/28/1887 Carolina J. 8/19/1879 to 11/28/1887 (the twins died on same day) 1902 town of Milw. directory Heuse , Margareth widow of Adam SE corner Lake(Capitol Dr.) and 4th St. Heuser, George^ cooper E side 3rd St., 2 blks S of Mill Heuser, William laborer E side 4th St., 1 blk. N of Mill (Mill St. was a short street S of Capitol Dr.)

Ay 2*1 HINTZ To Heinrich Hintze, 8/19/1851 for $450.00 for land in SVl£ Sec.7 T7 N R22 E beginning at point 10.22 chains N of SW corner of SVl£ See 7, then N 5 chains, E 20 chains, S 5 chains, W 20 chains = 10 acres. On 12/1/1856 he paid $600 on above land and received his warranty deed. This land was SW corner of present Burleigh and Concordia Sts. I don't know if he was related to John, below. 1870 town of Milw. census Hintz, John 48 laborer Mecklenberg Lisette 42 wife ii John 15 Wise Fritz 13 18 Charley 6 11 Augusta 9 mo. II I was not able to locate the Hintzs on the 1860 census even though their children were born in Wise (but perhaps not in Milw.) John Hintz, son of John and Elisabeth Hintz, a carpenter born Milwaukee, living town of Granville, marr. 5/16/1880 to Wilhelmina Sattler, dau. of Jacob and Elizabeth Sattler. Wit nesses: Fred Hintz and Fred. Mueller. Fred Hintz, son of John and Elisabeth Hintz, born and living City of Milw., a carpenter, marr. Emma Tischheffer, dau. of Fred and Adelheid Tischheffer; she born town of Granville. Marr. 3/20/1883, J.P.ceremony. Witnesses: Henry Tischheffer, Maria Buchmann. Charles Hintz, son of John and Elizabeth(Koehler)Hintz, a cooper, born and living City of Milw., marr. 8/5/1883 to Wilhelmine Liehrmann, dau. of Fred and Mary(Reissner)Liehrmann, she born Town of Milw. Witnesses: Henry Schaefer, Fred Hintz. Union Cemetery, Milw. shows a Heinrich Hinz, born 1871 at Silver Spring, Milw., died 5/4/1882, buried Union Cem. 1902 town of Milw. census - Town 7 Hintz, Albert laborer E side Cedarburg Rd., 1 blk. N of Nash St. Hintz, Charles cooper ditto This is the area of N. 19th St., W. Nash and present Teutonia Ave.(formerly Cedarburg Rd.)

I 2//* HOFFMANN, GEORGE G. Hoffmann is shown on the 1876 Town of Milw. map as owning 40 acres on the NE corner of Lake Dr. and Calumet Rd. in present Fox Point. St. John's Lutheran Church records: George Hoffmann and wife, Auguste(Voete)Hoffman's children were listed as: August Fried. Wilhelm born 12/17/1871, died 1873. Auguste Bertha Henriette born 9/26/1873. Oskar Henry George 11/8/1874; Reinhold Martin Bernhard 4/7/1876; Bernhardt Karl Herman 9/2/1878. In some of the church records, George's wife is listed as Auguste(Fedow)Hof fmann. To Johann Nuilk and George Hoffmann of town of Milw., 3/28/1872 for $2500.00 for SWi NE^ See 16 T8 R22 E, Lot 7 = 40 acres. QCD to George Hoffmann from Johann Nuelck and wife on 4/2/1874. (Nuelck is really Nuelk or Nuelke) This 40 acres was on the NE corner of Lake Drive and present Calumet Rd. in Fox Point.

ft ^ 31/ HOFFMANN, AUGUST To August Hoffmann 11/1/1873 for $2300.00 for the S 60 acres of wi SW£ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E from Val and Louise Blatz. 1880 town of Milw.census Hoffmann, August 26 farmer Prussia Michael 64 father 18 Sarah 60 II August Hoffmann, son of Michael and Auguste(Fedo)Hoffmann, a farmer born Germany 4/7/1853, living town of Milw., marr. on 11/23/1882 to Bertha Schoof, dau. of Wilhelm and Auguste (Mueller)Schoof; she born Milw. Co. 10/10/1863. Witnesses: Anna Blanst and Gustav Blanst. 1902 town of Milw. directory Hoffmann, August farmer living E side of Riverside Dr. (River Rd.) 1 blk. N of Herman's Mill Rd.(GreenTree Rd.) Herman has saloon NW corner Green Bay and Good Hope Rds. (Good Hope Inn) Henry and Bertha Hoffmann had August, Jr., Henry, Emma (marr. August Fehlhaber) and Augusta (marr. Frank Braun) - they also had a female child b & d 1/28/1904, buried Town of Milw. Cemetery. Their original farmhouse .was built on the N side of present Good Hope Rd., E side of River Rd torn down when Good Hope Rd. was widened on the E side of the Milw. River and put through across the River on the west to meet Green Bay Rd. in 1965. August and Bertha Hoffman's house still stands at 7420 N. River Rd., built 1912, with additions and much remodeling since 1952. Frank and Harriet H. (Hoffmann)Braun and husband lived in the other earlier built Hoffmann house on the N side of Good Hope Rd.

^ « 3/4 HOFFMANN, MISCELLANEOUS 1870 town of Milw. census Hoffmann, John 34 laborer Prussia Julia 26 II John 5 II Wilhelmina 2 Wise Augusta 1 mo. II Hoffmann, David 66 Prussia Michael 26 laborer ii Julius 20 " II Ernst 19 " II They are all living together at the tim

1880 town of Milw. census Hoffmann, Julia 39 works Prussia John 15 II Mina 11 Wise Julia appears to be a widow at this time and Augusta apparently has died. Hoffmann, Fred 34 carpenter Prussia Louisa 28 II Otto 12 Benka 8 (Bertha?) Emma 6 Wilhelm 5 Wise Edward 3 II Reinhardt 1 They were members of St, John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd. That church also shows, as members,with two of their children Gottfried Hoffman and wife Louise(Omnis/Omnitz)Hoffman, who had Rudolf Albert 6/19/1882 and Robert Johann Oskar 6/6/1879.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. shows an August Hoffmann, born 5/5/1870, died in the town of Milw. 5/19/1872. I do not know which family he belonged to.~~~~

Michael Hoffmann, son of Daniel and Carolina(Mueller)Hoffmann, a workman born W. Prussia, living Milw., marr. 4/23/1871 to Wilhelmina Pischke, dau. of John and Wilhelmine(Carol)Pischke; religious ceremony, Theo.Jaekel, minister. Witnesses were Julius Hoffmann, Fred Stoefer/Stoeper. Julius Hoffmann, a laborer born Wieseck, Provinz Posen, Prussia, living Milw., marr. 12/26/1879 to Emilie Caroline Marquardt, dau. of Johann and Henriette(Jemsel/Jessel)Marquardt; German Ev. Church rites. Witnesses: Gottlieb Oelke, Hein.Haertel and Jul. Marquardt. I am not certain these are the Michael and Julius Hoffmann shown on the above 1870 census.

in HOLZ 1850 town of Milw. census Holts, Nicholas 58 farmer Germany Magdalena 57 II They are living near/E of Port Washington Rd. somewhere between Hampton and Silver Spring Rds. it appears, from their neighbors.

1860 town of Milw. census Holz, Elizabeth 48 widow Mecklenberg-Sch, Friedrich 24 Carl 23 Johann 18 Heinrich 16 David 12 Friedericke 10 Anna 5 Theodore 2 Wise It appears Elizabeth's husband has died since "Theodore was born. They are living along/near Green Bay Rd. next to the Bertram family, between Good Hope and Mill Rds. I don't believe these two families (Holts and Holz) are related; I didn't find Nicholas and wife on the 1860 census. Ottilia Gess, dau. of Augustus and Wilhelmina(Holtz)Gess marr. 11/9/1873 at Humboldt to Frank Roselask, son of Gottlieb and Jane(Mitzrun ?)Roselask, he a laborer, born Milw., living in Humboldt. There is an Otillie Gesse, age 17 on the 1870 town of Milw, census, living with Fred, and Wilhelmine Henkel family; Wilhel mine appears to be OtillieBs mother. Also living with that family are Emilia (10) and Mary (7) Steinke. George Adolph Martin Hoist, son of George Christof Johann and Rosalie Karolin Dorothea(Null)Holst, a shoemaker, born Plan, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, marr. 4/16/1892 to Auguste Sophie Henriette Henkel, dau. of Johan Heinrich and Friederike Wilhelmine Marie (Ratke)Henkel; she born Reppentin, Meck.-Sch. Lutheran ceremony. Witnesses: W. Henkel and Johan Henkel. 1902 town of Milw. Town 7 directory Hoist, Charles draftsman living W side Green Bay Rd., near Mill Rd. John carpenter ditto

Fredrich Holtz, Jr., son of Friedrich and Elizabeth Holtz, a weaver, born Mecklenberg, living Town of Milw., marr. there to Mary Geiger, dau. of Jacob and Elizabeth Geiger, 12/20/1860. If Fred, is same as the man below, it appears Mary Geiger died by Jan. 1866. Friedrich Holz, son of Friedrich and Lisabeth Holz, a laborer, born Grossmedling, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living Milw., marr. 1/15/1866 to Maria Lisabeth Rebeka Roth, dau. of Michael and

* J/4 Maria Roth in Lutheran Church ceremony.

1905 town of Milw. census Hoist, John 65 carpenter Germany Fredericka 56 II Charles 29 son; architect Wise Holtz, Bernhard 45 broom maker Germany Dorothea 47 wife II Frank 21 Wise Lillie 20 II George 6 II

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Holz, Franz born 1856, died 5/28/1890 Town of Milw.~~~~

(tic HUDECHEK To Johann Hudeczek 1/7/1859 20 acres in E^ NWi NWi See 8 T8 N R22 E from Hellmuth and Sophie Schroeder of City of Milw. for $580.00. (The Schroeders had just received their QCD on 12/8/1858, then turned around and sold same.) 1860 town of Milw. census Hodacheck, John 49 farmer Bohemia Rodnila 44 II Anna 13 99 Frank 10 11 Mary 8 88 Rosana 39 domestic 88 Anna Mary, dau. of John and Olive Mary Hoodecheck, marr. Peter A. Meyer, son of Everett and Gertrude M. Meyer, he a farmer born 5/16/1840 Zutphen, Holland; she born Austria 10/30/1843 town of Zernak. Marr. 5/12/1863 town of Milw., Anson W.Buttles, Justice of Peace. 1870 town of Milw. census Hudizak, John 57 farmer Ludmilla 54 wife Klaback, Rosa 50 Frank Hudechek marr. Maria Maresch 6/24/1877; his mother's name was given as Ludilla. From Maria's marriage record, below, both her mother's maiden name and Rosana/Rose's surname are the same...sisters? Maria Hudecheck, dau. of John and Ludmilla(Klabiek)Hudecheck marr. 5/25/1875 to Heinrich Conrad Wellauer, son of John Rudolph and Maria Elisabeth(Knel)Wellauer, he born Swiss Waagenhaussen, Canton Turgau; living Brookfield, Waukesha Co., Wise

FOREST HOME CEMETERY Hudechek, Jan N. 4/28/1813 to 2/11/1888 Ludella 10/16/1816 to 4/26/1886 Hudechek, Frank X. 12/19/1849 to 8/5/1928 Mary 9/18/1852 to 3/4/1925 John 1881 - 1888 Hudacheck, Ann E. 9/10/1886 to 12/24/1940 "Daughter" Elam, Lillian H. 1884 to 1961 "Daughter" The above seven are buried together. Ludmilla(Ludmula/Ludella)Hudechek's death record: daughter of Jacob and Veronika Klabik, born Silesia, wife of Johann Nepomuk Hudecher; born 10/16/1816, died age 69 on 4/26/1886.

& $ lis- IMHOFF To Jacob Imhoff and Johannes Messer on 6/14/1853 from Frederich August and Theresa Krueger for $300.00 for 30 acres in the NE part S£ NEi Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E. Jacob Imhoff, deceased; died 1/8/1856. Had fee simple of an undivided £ of 30 acres in NE part of S^ NE^ Sec. 20, bounded on N by the N line of said £ quarter section, on W by road run ning through said £ quarter section and on S by a line from said road and striking E line at right angles. (The 30 acre parcel was between Port Washington Rd. and present Yates Rd., S side of Green Tree Rd. Jacob's portion was in the present 6800 N. block.) There were no surviving widow or children; his mother was Ann Imhoff and four sisters: Anna Geiger (Mrs. Fred); Elizabeth Messer(Mrs. John); Anna Barbara Wehausen'and Anna Maria Weiland,

Ann Imhoff (his mother) sold Jacob's parcel to John Messer, her son-in-law, on 1/10/1856. Jacob could have been buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery but there is no existing gravestone remaining if he had been. Miss Anna Barbara Imh'aaf marr. in Milw. 2/2/1855 to Johann Fried. Welhausen. Witnesses: Fried August Krueger and Johann Messer; marr. took place at Messer1s residence.

/ ISCHE 1860 town of Milw. census Ishe, Christian 47 farmer Hanover Carolina 30 iwif e 88 George 13 (1/1/1847) Augusta 11 (8/7/1849) August 7 (10/28/1852) Carolina 3 Wise (8/13/1857) Ishe, Christoph 26 laborer Meck.-Sch. Fredericke 32 wife 88 88 This may not be the correct surname; was difficult to read, Ishe, Johanna 50 widow Mecklenberg-Sch, Johann 15 Minna 7 Wise

To Christian Ische of town of Milw., 9/1/1863 for $600.00 for 6 acres in NE£ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E, beginning 16 chains W of £ section corner in E side of See 8, then N 12.50 chains, W 41.80 chains, S 12.50 chains, E 41.80 chains = 6 acres. This land is N side of Keefe Ave. at approx. 2nd St. 2nd Lane was once known as "Ische Pi." Christian also bought 4 acres adjacent to the original 6 acres, on the NW side, in 2/28/1866. To Christian Ische 11/4/1868 for $300.00 for \£ acres, part of N£ E£ SEi Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E. To Christian Ische 3/1/1871 for $515.00 for 3.96 acres in T7 R22 E beginning 11 chains W of NE corner of SE^ Sec. 8, then E 6 chains, S 7.66 chains, W 6 chains to a point, N 7.66 chains. 1870 town of Milw. census Ische, Christian 57 farmer Prussia Carolina 51 88 August 17 88 Carolina 12 Wise Adolphus 10 8/2/1860 Johanna 6 " 7/25/1864 To George Ische from Nicholas and Johanna Schultz, 2/20/1872,for $450.00 for 2 acres in W^ SE£ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E; sold 1873. August Ludwig Ische, son of Christian and Caroline(Filling) Ische, a farmer born Schoningen, Hannover, Germany, living town of Milw. marr. 4/26/1877 to Katherine Gresz, dau. of Anton and Katherine(Schall)Gresz. Lutheran Church ceremony. Witnesses: Karl Hugo and Karl Gresz. Caroline Louisa Ische, dau. of Christian and Caroline(Fulling)Ische marr. 11/11/1877 to Johan Christian Wilhelm Gieratz, son of Joachim Heinrich and Marie(Wiese) Gieratz; he a joiner, born Grossenfereshagen Amt Grevesmuhlen,

~~~~a * 3/? Mecklen-berg-Schwerin. He living Williamsburg, Town of Milw. Witnesses: August Ische and Karl Bunger. Lutheran Church ceremony.~~~~

UNION CEMETERY - MILWAUKEE Ische, Christian 1/21/1820 to 2/23/1909 Caroline 6/21/1821 to 2/1/1880 Ische, August 10/28/1852 to 8/3/1931 Catherine 2/8/1855 to 5/23/1916 However, Union's records state Christian was born 2/22/1818 and died 2/23/1909 age 91 yrs., 1 day. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Ische, Emma 1877 to 1878 Clara 1878 to 1880 Henry 1881 to 1882 (a boy alive 1885,died young George Ische purchased 10 acres in Sec. 32 in 1888 and was the father of the four above children. 1902 town of Milw. - Town 7 directory Ische, Adolph dairyman NW corner 3rd & Keefe 1436 2nd St. Christian laborer ditto Henry teamster ditto Alvina clerk W side Green Bay Rd., SE Sec.6 George farmer ditto William student ditto Ische, August NW corner Lake(Capitol Dr) August,Jr. dairyman & 7th St. Christian teamster ditto Hubert bookkeeper ditto John farmer ditto From Robert Lee, Madison, WI Feb. 1992, gr.gr.grandson of George Ische: George marr. Mary Blym/Blim, in 1870; date and place unknown, and had 12 children. George bought and sold parcels of land over the years, finally settling at 4241 N. 13th St. in 1889; sold same after 1918. Auguste Ische marr. Heinrich Rintelmann 5/12/1872; Adolph Ische marr. Emma Wilhelmine Carow 9/27/1884. Johanne Ische marr. Otto Grunwaldt 5/28/1885. Johanne Ische Grunwaldt died 10/9/1902; Adolph Ische died 8/31/1932; Auguste Ische Rintlemann died 1/20/1935.

*<\ •H/g Top: The Ische family farmhouse, 4241 N. 13th St., Milwaukee, about 1895, Adults, from left: Katherine Ische Heiden, George Ische, Mary Blym Ische, Mary Ische, and Martha Ische. Children, from left: Alvina Ische, Edith Heiden, Clara Ische, Elsie Heiden, George Ische, and William Ische. Above, left: George Ische (1847-1930), photographed at his Larkin Street, Shore- wood, home, about 1925. Above, right: George Ische and Mary Blym Ische (1850-1926), about 1905.

~~~~^ Iff CHRISTIAN ISCHE~~~~

1818 to 1909 ISENRING 1850 town of Milw. census Isenring, Gallus 24 farmer Switzerland He is living with the Mullie family at this census taking, in present Fox Point - on the site of Dunwood School on Port Washington Rd. Family history says Gallus met his wife on the ship they were on coming to the United States and that they married 2/22/1851. However, there is no marriage record I could find in Milw. Co. His wife was Wilhelmina Zetteler, perhaps a sister of Tobias T. Zetteler, who also settled in present Fox Point.

The 1855 State census for Milw. Co., Town 8 shows Gallus Isenring with 3 males, 2 females in the family, four of whom were foreign born. Very confusing when compared with the above family history,but perhaps his or her parents lived with them briefly, to account for the extra two foreign born people - or other relatives.

From "History of Milwaukee", Chicago: Western Historical Co.,1881,p.1493: Gallus Isenring was born 4/7/1826 and came to Milw. 1847. He worked on a farm for 3 yrs., then opened a grocery store and saloon on Port Washington Rd., which he continued for 4 yrs. (This was on the SW corner of Green Tree and Port Rds.) He bought a farm in which he lived for 11 yrs., sold this and moved back to Milw. where he again opened a dry goods and grocery store, on Third St. He continued in business there for about 10 yrs., then became proprietor of a saloon at 679 Ninth St. (old numbering). When in Town of Milw., Gallus was Road Commissioner and Constable for 2 yrs., Town Treasurer in 1859 and County Super visor in 1862." Gallus' wife was the dau. of Wynand John B. and Annie K.(Peters)de Zetteler, born Rotterdam, Holland. Gallus and Wilhelmina's son, Fred. G. Isenring, became the Village of Whitefish Bay's first president between 1892 and 1895.

Birth records of Milw. Co. Vol.K, pg.125-127 Isenring, Gallus and Wilhelmina: Fred 4/1/1854; Wynand 1/16/1856; Annie 7/6/1858; Maria Elizabeth 10/26/1861; Jan William 12/24/1863 (who switched his names around to become William J.) A son, Gallus, b and d 1852.

Gallus and his wife lived above or in the rear of the saloon located on the SW corner of Green Tree and Port WashingtonRds. and rented their quarters there. The tavern was named Gruen Baum - German for Green Tree - but no one appears to know if the tavern or the road were there first. Gallus was the saloon keeper there for 3 or 4 yrs.

X fc 3s/ To Gallus Isenring 9/5/1855 from Hannah M. Consaul, both of town of Milw. (she was recently widowed) for $600.00 for 15 acres of the S part N part of SVl£ SVl£ Sec. 28 and Lot 4 of the same Section, N of R22 E, being part of 35 acres deeded by Alfred Lipscomb to C. G. Evert, being of equal width and running from the W line of the above section to Lake Michigan = 15 acres. This was land between St. Monica Blvd. and Lake Michigan, LakeView to Carlisle Ave. in present Whitefish Bay. Family history says they lived there 11 yrs. in a log cabin. Gallus held several public offices while in the Town of Milw. - he was constable in 1856, road commissioner in 1857, town teasurer 1859 and county board member 1862. He also served on the District #10 School Board; this was a school located on the grounds of the Town of Milw. Cemetery in the 6000 block of N. Port Washington Rd. On 5/4/1866 Gallus and his family sold their farm on present LakeView Ave., to Jozias LeFebre and moved to the City, where he operated a grocery, dry goods and flour/feed store at 614 N. Third St. (present 1840 N. 3rd St.); the family also lived at that address. In 1871 he moved his store to the W side of that street- to 631 N. 3rd (old numbering) until 1876, when he moved to 679 N. 3rd St.(old number) and again operated a saloon and grocery store. He lived there until 1889, while his son, Fred G., continued the store at 631 N. 3rd St. Fred. G. Isenring, a grocer, son of Gallus and M.H. Isenring, born Milw. Co., living 631 Third St., Milw., marr. 10/11/1875 to Hepworth S. Chandler, dau. of H. B. and M.A.Chandler at the home of Justice of Peace Anson W.Buttles, town of Milw.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Isenring, Fred. G. 26 saloon-keeper Wise Hepworth 20 wife England Mary 3 Wise~~~~

Mary was born 12/11/1876 and was also known as Mattie. Fred became the proprietor of the Pabst owned Whitefish Bay Resort when it opened in June 1889 and the Isenring family lived on the grounds of the resort from spring until fall. In Nov. 1884, Fred had been elected to the State Legislature to represent the 10th Distrit. In June 1892, the Village of Whitefish Bay was incorporated and in the election immediately following, Fred was elected as the 1st village president - and was twice re-elected. Fred was also a sheriff of Milw. Co. and as such, conducted Sheriff's Sales of land that had been fore-closed or when taxes hadn't been paid. He was also a land developer, buying land for three subdivisions in the village of Whitefish Bay.

4 41: 31Z Fred. G. and Hepworth S. Isenring, 12/11/1891 to J. P. Depisse for $600.00 for Lot 14 and 15, Blk.8 in F.G.Isenring's Subdiv., town of Milw. (present Whitefish Bay). Fred and Hepworth were living in a house recently built on Fleetwood Pi., N side, between Marlborough Dr. and N. Idlewild Ave. 1892 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Isenring, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mamie 15; Hattie (Hepworth) 11 Isenring, Mr. and Mrs. Gallus Wilhelmine(Zetteler)Isenring celebrated her 73rd birthday Jan. 1894; Gallus was 70 yrs. old April 1894. Their house was on the NE corner of Meadow Pi. and Kimbark Pi., torn down in the 1950's. This census was taken only for village incorporation, to prove there were enough residents to incorporate. Hepworth(Chandler)Isenring died 11/11/1894; Fred marr. on 1/15/1897 to Adelheid(Addie) E. Dreyer, dau. of Johann and Josephine(Esser)Dreyer; she born Brooklyn, NY; Fred G. a sheriff of Milw. Co. Fred and Hepworth(Chandler)Isenring's dau., Hepworth(Hattie)Isenring, marr. Frederick Dryer 6/27/1900; he a son of Fred. W. and Josephine(Esser)Dryer, born Grafton, Wis., a clerk living Milw.; she born Whitefish Bay, Wis.; church ceremony in Whitefish Bay. Witnesses: Dr. T. W. Williams and Mrs. G. Gleasondorf. Fred's dau., Mary(Mamie) died of TB 10/28/1904. Fred and Addie had a child, Mildred, born shortly before Fred's mysterious disappearance. By Christmas 1899, Fred Isenring had disappeared, following a court order to arrest him in connection with nearly $20,000 of missing sheriff's sale funds. Fred and the missing money were never found. FOREST HOME CEMETERY Isenring, Hepworth 6/30/1851 to 11/15/1894 Mary 12/11/1876 to 10/28/1904

1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Isenring, Gallus 73 gardener Switzerland (He is really 79 years of age) Milbraith, David A. 53 Real estate Wise Anna 48 wife II Minnie F. 27 dau. II Elisa M. 14 dau. II Anna was a daughter of Gallus Isenring; they all live together in a house Gallus had owned, in the Fred G. Isenring Subdiv., on the S side of Henry Clay St., between Kimbark Pi. and Marlborough Dr. The house was put into Anna's name by 1905- The house was later moved immediately south, to Meadow Pi. and aN» V .323 still stands at 1024-26 E. Meadow Pi., with an addition on it. UNION CEMETERY - MILW. Isenring, Gallus 4/7/1826 to 10/16/1905 Wilhelmia 1/6/1821 to 3/26/1899 Isenring, Weinand 1856 to 1871

~~~~Milbrath, David A. 1852 to 1907 Anna J. 1858 to 1920 Hepworth 1878 to 1880~~~~

Isenring family information from Mrs. Hepworth Wilhelmina (Isenring)Kearby, daughter of William J. and Minnie(Peters) Isenring and a granddaughter of Gallus and Wilhelmina Isen ring; also from Mrs. Diana(Taylor)Isenring of Sauk City, Wise to Mimi Bird.

FRED G. ISENRING - ADMINISTRATION - #23874 Vol.30 p.179 Hepworth Dreyer, daughter, petitioned the court 7/23/1907, stating her father, Fred. G. Isenring, had disappeared 23/24/1899 and had not been heard from again. It was believed he was dead. There was also a daughter, Mildred, a minor child. Hepworth asked that A. L. Grootemaat be appointed administrator of the deceased's estate.

GALLUS ISENRING - Will - #20066 Vol.25 p.564 Dated 1/26/1901; he died in Whitefish Bay, a widower, on 10/16/1905. Personal property to be divided equally between Anna Isen ring Milbrath, wife of David; Marie Isenring Shober, wife of Karl; J. William Isenring. Daughter Anna to pay over on or before 6 months after his death, out of her share, $100.00 to Adelaide Isenring, 2nd wife of Fred. G. Isenring, to be used for the benefit of his grand child, Mildred Isenring. To son Fred.G., the sum of $5.00 to be paid by my daughter, Anna, he having received, during my lifetime different sums of monies at different times. (Fred, at this time, was missing for two years) Son-in-law David Milbrath, to be executor. Heirs: Anna J. Milbrath of Whitefish Bay; Mary Shober of Milw.; J. William Isenring of Milw.; granddaughters Hepworth Dryer of Milw., Mamie Isenring (deceased as of 10/25/1905) and Mildred Isenring, 6 yrs. old, of Milw. Personal property valued at $376.34.

Real estate: Lots 1,2,3,4,14,15 and the W 10' of Lot 16 Blk.1 in Fred G. Isenring Subduv. in SVl£ See 33 T8 N R22 E = $1500.00. Lots 5, 17 and E 20' of Lot 16 Blk. 1 same subdiv. = $795.00. Lots 6,7,8,9,10 and 11 Blk. 1 same subdiv. = $700.00. Lots 12 and 13 Blk.1 same subdiv. = $100.00 ea.

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1 j^j.^..i..k^r.» ...^v..,,,., ,., > I..H.^; JAEGER This name is pronounced "Yaeger." To Gottfried Jaeger 6/25/1847 from John F. Grunhagen, 49.79 acres in S^ NE£ See 6 T7 N R22 E. To Gottfried Jaeger on 7/31/1848 from Gruenhagen for $200.00 for s£ NE^ Sec. 6 T7, except 10 acres conveyed to Grober (no first name given) by WD on 6/12/1847 and except 10 acres conveyed to Gottleib Kluegel by WD on 6/25/1847 and also excepting the 49.79 acres conveyed to Gottfried Jaeger by WD on 6/25/1847; conveying with this deed 12-^ acres.

1850 town of Milw. census Yager, Gotfried 45 farmer Germany Cristena 40 18 Jacob 21 88 Auguste 16 88 Augusta marr. Johann C. Hanf 8/1/1851; witnesses were Jacob Jaeger, Emily Hanf and Fred Lockner. Gottfried's land was on the W side of Green Bay Rd,, S side of W. Glendale Ave. Gottleib Kluegel, who owned the immediate S 10 acres next to Jaeger, was probably Cristena's brother or another relative. Her maiden name was Kluegel. A Jacob Jaeger purchased the middle 1/3 of Lot 1 Blk.45 in the 2nd Ward of the City of Milw. 7/13/1853 for $310.00, but I'm not certain that was Jacob, above. To Jacob Jaeger, 6/26/1855, for $1450.00 for land beginning at a point in the center of the Green Bay Rd. 64.43 chains South erly from the point where the road intersects the N line of Sec.19, then E 17 chains to the bank of the Milw. River, then along the bank at 3° E 3 chains, then N 38° E 2.15 chains, N 73° E 3 chains 57 links, then N on the Sec. line 9.31 links, W to center of Green Bay Rd. 25 chains, S 33^° E 5.95 chains along center of said road, then S 6° 52' E 9.25 chains to the beginning = 30 acres in the fractional SE^ Sec. 19 N T8 R22 E. This land was on the E side of the present 6300 block of N. Green Bay Rd. E to the river. In later years the forested area, about 1 blk. S of Green Tree Rd. next to the river, was known as "Jaeger's Woods."

1860 town of Milw. census Jaeger, Gottfried 54 farmer Altenbe: Christina 48 wife 88 Jaeger, Jacob 30 farmer 88 Eloiza 20 wife Prussia Emma 3 Wise Wilhelmina 1 88 I have not been able to locate a marr. record in Milw. Co. for Jacob and Eloiza/Louise. The two families are living together on Gottfried's land at this census taking.

~~~~& Jsr 1870 town of Milw. census Jaeger, Jacob 44 farm laborer Saxony Louise 34 wife Prussia Emma 13 Wise William 10 19 Augusta 6 98 David 8 91 Martha 4 II~~~~

~~~~Jaeger, Gottfried 64 farmer Saxony Christine 62 ii~~~~

The two families now live next to each other in separate houses. Jacob did build a house in present Kletzsch Park, about 1 blk. N of Mill Rd., but perhaps he rented it out to tenant farmers. He continues to be shown on the censuses as living in Town 7, on Green Bay Rd., S of Glendale Ave. Auguste Anna Mathilde Jager, dau. of Jacob and Luise Anna Wilhelmina(Wergira)Jager, born town of Milw., marr. 4/3/1883 to Immanuel August Mayer, son of August Heinrich and Marie (Huber)Mayer; he a pastor, born Mannheim, Baden, Germany, living St. Louis, MO. Lutheran church ceremony. Witnesses: David Jager, Emil Diez and Wilhelm Jager. Death record: Christine Jaeger, age 80 yrs. 7 mo. 23 days, died 11/30/188 8; wife of Gottfried; dau. of George Kluegel, born Germany 4 /6/1808, lived town of Milw. Buried Union Cem. Jacob Jaege r, son of Gottfried and Christina(Kluegel), born Germany 1/1/18 29, a farmer living town of Milw., married, died 5/9/1915; buri ed Union Cemetery. Informant, William Jaeger. Emma Jaeger , born 1857, died 9/13/1887 and Lena Jaeger, born 1860, died 5/1 4/1890 of pneumonia, both in Town of Milw., from Union Cemetery records.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Jager, August 55 farmer Prussia Fredericke 55 wife n Franz 21 son Wise~~~~

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory - town 7 Jaeger, Jacob W side Green Bay Rd. NW See 6 Jaeger, Edward clerk S side Atkinson rd., 1 blk. E of 10th St. Jaeger, William J.P. ditto~~~~

~~~~1905 town of Milw. census Jaeger, Jacob 76 landlord Johanna 68 wife Martha 38 dau. Louise 9 gr.dau.~~~~

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Louis G. Jaeger died town of Milw., age 24 yrs. 4 mo. 7 days on 7/15/1895.~~~~

,o 3Z& JAHNKE To Johann Janke 2/3/1868 for $1200.00 for E 10 acres of N 60acres NE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E; presumably there is a building on the premises for this price. This was the SE corner of present Capitol Dr. and Richards St.

1870 town of Milw. census Jahnke, John 38 farmer Mecklenberg Elisabeth 46 wife II Sophia 13 " John 9 Wise Sophie Jahnke, dau. of Johann and Sophia(Palm)Jahnke marr. 2/20/1875 to George Kitzerow, son of William and Catharine(Hil- debrand)Kitzerow; he a gardener, born Milw., living town of Milw.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. Yannke, August F. 41 farmer Prussia Lucy 39 wife NY Frank 11 Wise Alice 9 Ida 7 II Emma 2 ii~~~~

Janke, Johann 48 farmer Mecklenberg Johanna 51 wife Johann 18 Wise TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Jahnke, John 10/17/1831 to 5/22/1915 Elisabeth 12/18/1824 to 3/15/1897 William 1885 to 1947 Alice 1871 to 1951 Elsa 1887 to 1891 Minna 9/24/1866 to 7/21/1890 (nee Stoll/Stall) Clara 1893 to 1893

EVERGREEN CEMETERY Jahnke, John 1860 to 1941 Emilie 1871 to 1937 1902 town of Milw. - Town 7 Jahnke, John laborer S side Lake(Capitol Dr.) 1 blk. E of Island John, Jr. II ditto William II ditto (Island St. = Palmer St. today) Vill. of East Milwaukee Jahnke, Louis laborer N side Lake(Capitol Dr.), 1 blk. E of Oakland Ave. Otto famrer ditto y y337 JAHN/JAHNS

WILL of Fred. Gottlieb Traugott Jahn of Town of Milw. dated 12/9/1865; he died 4/22/1866. To my wife Christiana Rahel (Rachel?) nee Hochstroh/Rockstroh, the S 1/3 of land beginning at a point 10.50 chains S of 1/8th section corner in N side of SE£ Sec.8 T7 N R22 E, then S, W, NWesterly, then E to = 2.44/75 acres. Also to my wife, the horse wagon and the rest of my personal property, goods and chattels. After her death, to my sons Franz Jahn and Anton Jahn, $100.00 each and the re mainder of the estate to the children of my two sons living at the time of my wife's death. Probated 7/25/1866.

To Minnie Jahns 11/22/1866 for $456.36 for 4.83 acres in NE^ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E. 1860 Town of Milw. census Jahn, Franz 30 laborer Saxony Catherine 25 France Huldah 4 Wise Frank 2 Charles 4 mo. Jahn, Traugott 60 Saxony Christiana 58 II Charles Franz Adolph Jahn, son of Traugott and Christiana R. (Hochstroh)Jahn, born Ichstadt, Saxony, a cigar manufacturer, living Milw., marr. 4/27/1882 to Anna Paris nee Pantz, dau. of Franz and Ludmilla(Lallaba)Pantz; she born Hochangust, Bohemia, Austria. Charles Crocker, son of Charles and Christiane(Kleinert)Crocker, a liveryman born and living Milw. marr. 7/5/1887 Minnie Jahns, dau. of Henry and Henriette(Geyer)Jahns. Witnesses: Fr.W.Mueller and Mrs. L. Gieseler.

1902 Village of North Milw. directory Jahn, Charles H. physician S side Villard Ave., 2 blks. E of Western Ave. Jahn, Ferdinand carpenter S side Hampton Ave., 1 blk. E of 31st St. Jahn, Rose ditto Jahn, William farmer ditto

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Heinrich Jahn, born 1817, died 9/27/1886 in town of Milw., buried Union Cem.~~~~

tf #• 218 JENS, FREDERIC Frederic Jens, son of Frederich and Sophia(Schroeder)Jens, a teamster born Kogel, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living town of Gran ville, marr. in 6th Ward, City of Milw. 6/5/1870 to Frederica Nehls, dau. of August and Wilhelmine(Block)Nehls.

1880 town of Milw. census Jenz, Fritz 39 farmer Mecklenberg Frederica 37 wife ii August 9 Wise Bertha 6 II Alvine 5 H Emma 2 II Albert 3 me ii 1902 Town of Milw. - Vill. of East Milw. directory Jens, Albert laborer E side Oakland Ave., 1 blk N of Lake Ave.(Capitol Dr.), 1043 Oakland Ave. post office address Alvina dressmaker ditto August teamster ditto Fred teamster ditto JENS, CHRISTIAN To Christian Gens, 1/2/1854, for $150.00 for the 2/80ths of E£ SE£ See 7 N T22 E in Town 7, beginning at point in E line 40 rods S of NW corner of said 80 acres, then W along S boun dary of land owned by Peter Eggert 80 rods to W line of said £ section, S on said line 4 rods, E 80 rods to E line of said £ section, N 4 rods to beginning = 2 acres. A strip of land 2 rods wide and 4 rods long across W end of said 2 acres to remain an open road or public highway forever. This land began 640' S of Keefe Ave. on 13th St., then went west - a narrow 2 acre strip between 13th & 17th Sts. The open road became 17th St. 1860 town of Milw. census Genz, Christian 36 laborer Mecklenberg-Schwerin Frederica 35 wife " " Fritz 13 " " Johann 10 " " Ida 6 Wise Wilhelm 3 " Heinrich 1 " A John Jens died June 1869, age 20, a barber, in the City of Milw., from a wound received in a fight. It may be the above John, or the John Gens, who was also age 10 in 1860. The barber who died was born Mecklenberg. 1870 town of Milw. census Jens, Christian 47 farmer Mecklenberg Friedrike wife " Ida 16 Wise Wilhelm 14 " Charles 3 " Herman 3 " Friederike 2 "

~~~~It appears Heinrich may have also died since the 1860 census, and perhaps one or two infants between Wilhelm and Charles.~~~~

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1870 town of Milw. census Jens, William 37 laborer Mecklenberg (Union Cemetery record: Wilhelmina 37 wife II William Jens died town Fritz 16 II of Milw., age 68 yrs.on Friederike 13 II 8/3/1899.) Charles 9 Wise Henry 7 II Elisabeth 4 II Albert 4 mo,» 88

To William Jens, 4/22/1867, for $800 for 6.73 acres in NWi Sec.8 T7 beginning at center of plank road running through center of said £ section 15.92 chains due N of nearest point on S line of said £ section, then W, S, E & N to beginning. To William Jens, 3/31/1871, for $750.00 for part of NVl£ Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E, beginning at point 8.98 chains E and 15.92 chains N from SW corner of said £ section, then N 3.68 chains to point E on line parallel with N line of said £ section 17.44 chains to center of Green Bay Rd., southeasterly along center of road 4.035 chains, W 19.10-2/3 chains to beginning = 6.73 acres. His land was between Atkinson Ave. and Green Bay Rd., S side of present Vienna Ave. The "plank road" was Green Bay Rd. He now owns 13+ acres there. Mina Jens, born 1832 Germany, died 6/30/1874 in the Town of Milw., Town 7, according to Union Cemetery, Milw. records.

Charles Jens marr. Minnie Bauch, dau. of Johann and Rieka (Truede)Bauch 11/25/1887. She was born 8/13/1870, died 1/9/1905 and is buried in Town of Milw. Cemetery with Delia Jens 1893 to 1927; lived at 1400 6th St.(old numbering), Town of Milw. Heinrich Christoph Wilhelm Jens, a widower, born Stuer/Stecer(?), Mecklenberg, a tanner living town of Milw., marr. 3/14/1875 to Christine Caroline Marie Dibbert, dau. of Friedrich and Wilhelmine(Prohl)Dibbert^

1880 town of Milw. census Jens, Wilhelm 47 farmer Mecklenberg Christina 32 wife 81 Elise 14 Wise Albert 10 Sophia 9 Wilhelm 4 Ludwig Herman 1 Wilhelm, Ludwig and Herman are children of his most recent marriage. Elise Jentz, dau. of Wilhelm and Christiane Jentz, marr. 9/29/1883 in town of Milw. to Jacob Dickmann, son of John and Elisabeth Dickmann, he a laborer, born and living town of Milw. Witnesses: Charles Jentz and Henry Kellner. (I'm fairly certain this is Elise, dau. of Wilhelm and / Frederika; Christine was her step-mother, but listed as her d'^ mother on the above marriage record.) W^y S32/ JOHNS To Michael Johns on 10/10/1854 for S 10 acres of NWi Sec. 8 T7 R 22E, beginning at SW corner of said £ section, then N, Easterly to center of Green Bay Rd., then SE along center ofGreen Bay Rd. to S line of said £ see, then W 35.26 chains = 40.62 acres for $1200.00 and is intention of parties of 1st part to convey only the S 10 acres. (There had to be bldgs.on the 10 acres to be worth $1200.00 in 1854. This was the NE corner of Keefe and Atkinson Aves.)

John and Barbara Link to Michael Johns 2/27/1857 for $1500.00 for land in VI£ E£ S40 acres of Lots 1 and 2, SE^ Sec. 31 T8 N R22 E = 9 acres with buildings thereon. This was the NE corner of Hampton Rd. and Green Bay Rd.

Michael and Anna Marie Johns to Jacob Johns 5/16/1857 - for $600.00 for N 4 acres of Vl£ E£ of S 40 acres of Lots 1 & 2 in the SE^ Sec. 31 and £ of the log barn on the premises, (being £ the land on the NE corner of Hampton and Green Bay Rds. The 1858 Town of Milw. map shows a house facing Green Bay Rd. a short distance N of Hampton Rd.)

1860 town of Milw . census Heyer, Johann 60 farmer Mecklen. -Schwerin Hannah 56 wife II II Jones, Jacob 28 farmer Germany Francisca 27 wife Meck.- II Wilhelmina 1 Wise These are the Johns', living, at this time, with Francisca's parents, the Heuers. The Heuers have 55 acres on the NW corner of Brown Deer and Port Washington Rds. No explanation as to why they are living together, unless Jacob can't take possession of the 4 acres he is buying from his parents until complete payment has been made - but nothing was said about that in the deed.

Michael Johns and his wife, Anna Maria, to Jacob Johns 1/26/1863 for $600.00 for land beginning at a point N 10^° - W 5 chains and 5 links from a point where the Town line between Town 7 and Town 8 of R22 intersect the (so-called) Green Bay Rd. (the Town line is Hampton Rd., dividing Town 7 and 8) which is the place of the beginning, then E 8.87^ chains, NW along W boundary of Superior Railroad to N line of S 40 acres of Lots 1 & 2 in Sec. 31, W 7.12^ chains to middle of Green Bay Rd.,S 10^° E along middle of said road to beginning = 4 acres. This land being 5 chains wide and is a/k/a the N 4 acres of W^ E£ of S 40 acres of Lots 1 & 2 See 31 T8 R22 E., lying between the middle of Green Bay Rd. on the W and the W boundary of the Super ior RR on the E. (At this time, one segment of the Superior Railroad continued N of Congress St., continuing N along the E side of Green Bay Rd. and ran along the NE tip of the Johns' land. The Michael Johns' have now given Jacob Johns the deed to the 4 acres and

~~~~331 he, presumably, has completed payment of the $600.00.)~~~~

1870 town of Milw . cerLSU S Johns, Jacob 38 workW< s in distillery Prussia Franciska 37 Mecklenberg John 8 Minna 11 Augusta 9 Henry 4 The distillery where Jacob works is probably the one near their house, in present Lincoln Park, on the S side of Hampton Rd., just E of the bridge over the Milwaukee River. Jacob Johns died in 1876; his father-in-law, Johann Heuer died in 1878. They are buried together in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery, with others in their families.

1880 town of Milw. census Johns, Franzisca 48 farms Mecklenberg Mina 21 Wise Augusta 20 II Johann 18 Heyer, Johanna 78 mother Mecklenberg Wilhelmina Johns marr. to. Rotier; she is also buried with her parents, as is Wilhelmina's daughter, Augusta.

John F. Johns, son of Jacob and Francisca Johns, a laborer, born town of Milw., living City of Milw., marr. 9/3/1882 in town of Milw. to Mathilda Wiegner, dau. of Siegfried and Johanna Wiegner* Henry Johns marr. Kate ; Final Decree on his estate was 7/24/1912, leaving widow Kate and only child, Esther Johns. Kate had remarried by that year and was Kate Bischoff. Henry and Kate Johns also lived on the farm his parents had, on the NE corner of Green Bay and Hampton Rds. Francisca Johns operated a tavern on that NE corner; perhaps it was the first floor of her house. The 1902 directory lists her tavern there. Caroline Wilhelmine Johns, dau. of Jacob and Franciska (Haenfes)Johns marr. in Lutheran ceremony at Williamsburgh, in Town of Milw., 8/15/1880 to Bernhard Adolph Hahnisch, son of Johann Adolph and Auguste Therese(Geisler)Hahnisch; he a laborer, born Saxony, living Town of Milw. Witnesses: John Johns, William Heyer(Heuer) and Oscar Hahnisch. However, they must have divorced for she is buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery (died 1888) as Minnie Rotier. * See Below. 1902 town of Milw. directory Johns, Frances Mrs. saloon E side Green Bay Rd., 1 blk. N of Hampton Rd. Henry secretary same address as above Milw.Spring Ice Co.

* Yes; Bernhard marr. again in 1885 and Minnie by 1884 when her daughter, Augusta Rotier, was born.

~~~~v$ ^33 TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Johns, Jacob 3/21/1831 to 7/16/1876 "Vater" Franziska 10/3/1832 to 3/16/1904~~~~

~~~~Johns, Anna born and died 4/16/1872 Elisabeth born and died 3/5/1865 Johns, Henry no dates on gravestone~~~~

~~~~Johns, Adeghen 1883 - 1884~~~~

~~~~They are buried with Franziska's parents, the Heuers. Many of the gravestones are broken; there could be other burials in this plot.~~~~

Death record: Franciska Johns, nee Heuer; dau. of John and Johanna(Groth)Heuer, born Germany 10/3/1832, died 3/16/1904 in town of Milw. of diabetes; wife of Jacob Johns. Jacob Johns, a farmer born Germany; died age 45 on 7/16/1876 of apoplexy in town of Milw., buried Union Cem.(but was buried in Town of Milw. Cemetery) Ernest Johns born 1799 Germany, died 7/28/1882 at hospital in Wauwatosa, single man; buried County Farm Cemetery, grave #20. Michael Johns, WILL, dated 5/20/1864; he died 8/12/1864 in the Town of Milw., leaving wife Anna Maria £ of all his land and real estate. To son-in-law Friedrich Wittig and to my dau., Agnes Wittig, his wife, all my land and real estate in an undivided £ part, subject to life estate of Anna Maria Johns, and also to Agnes and Fried. Wittig, all personal pro perty, bills, notes, and accounts, to be held jointly. He left a son, Jacob John, a son by a former wife, and Agnes Wittig, dau. of deceased and Anna Maria Johns. Jacob Johns, WILL, of Town of Milw., undated; he died on 7/16/1876, age 45 yrs. Will probably dated just a few days prior to his death. He left a widow, Franciska, who got the homestead and real estate, and four children: Henry age 9 in 1876; John age 14, Augusta 15 and Wilhelmine age 17. Henry Raecker appointed guardian for the children. By the time the will was probated, Franciska had died; Henry Johns, of Town of Milw., a saloon-keeper, is age 40, Wilhelmine(Johns)Rotier has since died; Augusta(Johns)Ben- scheidt lived in Hutchinson, Kansas and John Johns lived in Chicago. Each received $40.00.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Fritz Johns born 10/6/1869 town of Milw., died there 9/10/1870; Theresa H. Johns born town of Milw. 10/1869, also died there 7/7/1870.~~~~

Additional: Franciska Johns to J.Obermann Brewing Co. on 4/26/1890, Lease for 5 yrs. from 5/1/1890 @ $300.00 a year. For part of Lot 2 in SE^ Sec. 31 = .0538 acres and refers to buildings and the grove for picnic grounds in the NE corner. JONEN 1850 town of Milw. census Jonen, Michael 47 farmer Germany A. M. (fern) 28 II Agnes 4 II Jonen, Jacob 80 II This family moved to the Town of Granville. See GRANVILLE FAMILIES.

vtf2 - T?5 JONES 1850 town of Milwaukee Jones, J. W. 70 carpenter New York Anna 58 Canada W. F.(male) 30 farmer " Snider, Mary Ann 16 Germany They are living in what became the Village of Shorewood near the Bare family - on the western edge of Shorewood.

1860 town of Milw. census Jones, Michael 54 farmer Prussia Anna 38 II Agnes 14 ii Fredrich, Wilhelm 22 laborer II They live near the August Allerding and Moser families, along/near Green Bay Rd. south of Hampton Rd. to Capitol Dr, 1870 town of Milw. census Jones, David 51 blacksmith Penn. Elizabeth 42 wife England Mary E. 21 Wise John 15 Lester 13 Electra 10 William 7 Jennie 3 Jennie is probably the little girl buried in the Town of Milwaukee Cemetery, named "Annie" -

~~~~Jones, Annie "Dau. of David and Elizabeth" 8/25/1865 to 10/4/1877~~~~

This Jones family moved to the Town of Granville, before the 1880 census. They were shown on the 18#0 census and he was a blacksmith at that time. David and Elizabeth are buried in the West Granville Cemetery. The family was shown as living on Green Bay Rd. on the 1870 census and the 1876 map for the Town of Milw. does show a blacksmith shop on the SE corner of Green Bay and Silver Spring Rds. Perhaps David worked there.

To Mary A. Jones, deed, 4/22/1862 for $650.00 for 15 acres on N side of NWi NEi Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E, bounded by the Port Washington Rd. on the W, on N by a road leading to Lake Michi gan (Silver Spring Rd.), on the E by Thee Gradin's land and on the S by August Becker's land. This was the SE corner of Silver Spring and Port Washington Rds.

* 23b> KAESTNER George Kaestner marr. Mary Mohr 8/4/1849 Milw. (She was the daughter of John and Eva Mohr, with whom they lived at the time of the 1850 census)

1850 town of Milw. - Town 8 Casner, George 27 farmer Germany Mary 24 " Arnst 8 mo.(Ernst) Wise To George Kaestner 9/1/1856, 10 acres in SE^ Sec. 32; 10 acres from August Edw. and Christiane Markert 9/6/1866 for $1000.00 for NWi N£ E£ of SE^ Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E. These 20 acres were on the SE corner of Lydell Ave. and Fairmount Ave. in present Whitefish Bay. 1860 town of Milw. census Kaestner, George 34 farmer Saxon Mary 34 wife II Ernst 10 Wise Louis 7 H Heinrich 3 ii The Kaestner land was immediately south, across Henry Clay St., from Mary's parents, John and Eva Mohr. Indenture on 3/11/1862 between Herman L. Page and William H. Lindwurm of Milw. Co. and George Kestner of same place, for $1.00, the S 16' of the NE.£ NE^ SEi Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E. August Markert to George Kaestner 4/29/1869, whereas Jacob Markert, by a certain mortgage bearing date of 8/5/1850, for $200.00 to August Markert, the NVl£ of N£ of E£ of SE£ Sec.32 T8 N R22 E. Mortgage duly recorded 8/5/1850. I sold the said mortgaged premises to George Kaestner 4/25/1868.

1870 town of ;Milw . census Kaestner, George 50 farmer Saxony Maria 44 wife II Ernst 19 Wise Lewis 16 II Henry 13 H Ernst marr. Pauline Buermeister, dau. of Christian and Delena (Moeller)Buermeister 11/16/1877, at St. John's Lutheran Church, Town of Williamsburg. (This St. John's is on 8th and Vliet Sts.; the town of Williamsburg was the area around Burleigh and 3rd Sts.)

To George Kestner 7/29/1873 from Cas. J. and Elizabetha Lehsten for $850.00 for VI £ W20 acres of NWi SWi Sec. 33 T8 except the E 2 acres = 8 acres. Said 8 acres subject to lease, however, between Lehstens and Witt; Lehstens reserve right to remove barn and all crops on said premises.

Z3? 1880 town of Milw. census (present Vill. of Whitefish Bay) Kaestner, George 60 farmer Saxony Maria 54 wife II Louis 26 Wise Henry 23 II Louis marr. Anna Geiger 5/20/1882, dau. of Fred and Anna Geiger. Heinrich Wm. marr. Alwine Dorothea Kohlmetz, dau. of Johann and Maria(Ebel)Kohlmetz. She was born town of Milw., Henry In Milw.; marr. 9/9/1886.

Kaestner, Ernst 29 makes cement mix Wise Pauline 26 wife Prussia Fredericka 3 Wise They were also living in present Vill. of Whitefish Bay, 1892 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Kaestner, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Clara 5, Ella 4, George 3, Martha 1 Kaestner, Mrs. Maria Kaestner, Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Riecke 13, Gusta 10, Sophie 7, Ernst 2,mo.

1902 Town of Milw. census - Town 8 Kestner, Louis farmer N side Herman's Mill Rd.(Green Tree Rd., 5 blks E Riverside Rd.(River Rd.) 1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Kaestner, Henry 49 farmer Alvina 42 wife Clara 18 (marr. Fred Mohr; lived Range Line Rd.,) Ella 17 George 16 Martha 14 Rudolph 8 (born 5/6/1897; marr. Lydia_ She died 1/7/1983, a widow; buried Graceland Cemetery. 1910 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Kaestner, Henry 53 gardener Alvina 47 Clara 23 (All born Wise The family Ella 22 now lives on Glen Ave.; George 21 all children are laborers Martha 18 in the home garden.) Rudolph 12

~~~~UNION CEMETERY - MILW. Kaestner, Ernst 1850 to 1930 Auguste 1845 to 1917 (2nd wife?)~~~~

? 328 TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Kaestner, "Father" 4/11/1822 to 9/8/1885 "Mother" 9/29/1827 to 10/22/1901 (no first names on gravestones, but from census records, these dates agree with George and Maria's ages. There are no death records for them in Milw. Co. to check dates and names.)

~~~~Kaestner, Louis 1854 to 1932 Anna 1859 to 1943~~~~

~~~~Fred 1884 to 1917 "Son" Friedericka 8/4/1878 to 11/27/1899 (dau. of Ernest and Paulina Kaestner)~~~~

~~~~Kaestner, E. no date, small stone; perhaps a footstone and may be for Ernst. No large gravestone existing.~~~~

George Kaestner - Administration - #6678 Vol.42 p.466 He died 9/8/1885 intestate, leaving Maria, his widow and three sons, Ernst, Louis and Heinrich, all of age. Final decree 12/13/1887. Real estate: 10 acres in NW^ N£ E£ SE£ Sec. 32 T8 N R22E = $2500.00. (House stood south of Henry Clay St. between N. Lydell and Bay Ridge Aves. in Whitefish Bay. This house was moved to its present site, 106 W. Henry Clay St., by Fred Mohr, son of Philip and Dorothea, who had marr. 1910 to Clara Kaestner, dau. of Henry and Alvina(Kohlmetz)Kaestner. House built 1870- 1880 and moved 1923 to Mohr farmland.) 8 acres, more or less, in W^ of W20 acres of NW^ SW^ Sec.33, excepting E 2 acres in T8 N R22 E = $800.00 (farmland only). S 30 acres of NE^ NW^ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E = $2,350.00. (The house on this property still stands, at 802 W. Green Tree Rd., River Hills. Built about 1876 by the Gurn family; Louis Kaestner and family were living here by 1902.) ** The three sons to share equally subject to dower and home stead rights of their mother, Maria, the widow.

** August and Johanna Langbecker to Conrad Meyer 10/1/1879 for $2200.00 for S 30 acres NE% NW% Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E with build ings thereon. Conrad and Johanna Mayer to George Kaestner of Town of Milw., 3/24/1880 for $2325.00 for same S 30 acres. The Gurns had sold earlier to the Langbeckers.

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~~~~1850 town of Milw. census Keene, E. R. 24 fisherman NY M.S. (fern.) 21 ii A.E. (male) 3 Wise M.E. (fern.) 1 ii Burns, William 11 NY~~~~

zto Martha S. Keene was the dau. of Buel and Rhoda(Edwards)Brown. Martha died 5/2/1853, leaving dau. Elizabeth who then lived with her Brown grandparents. (I don't know who took care of the other children.) Veronica Keen of Grafton, Ozaukee Co., Wis. to Michael Agnes of Ozaukee Co., 9/23/1854, for $64.00 for Vl£ NVl£ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E- ^-ifLjev'Tl'/' (Veronica and "Aner" appear to be the same woman.) ' ^ fOe^y^ y

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~~~~A Mrs. Dorothea Kehres of Milw. County marr. 7/31/1857 to Daniel Mueller of Milw. Was she related to Johann Kehres?~~~~

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Kilras, Johann 28 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Catharin 27 Christian 7 Waldene 2 Wise (Valentine)~~~~

From Trinity Lutheran Ev. Church of South Mequon: Johann Kehres, born 8/8/1829 Wuekshausen, Darmstadt marr. Catharine nee Jung 10/27/1853 Wuekshausen; she born 12/21/1831 Wuekshausen. Waldene born 10/25/1858. Immediately west of the Kehres' land was Heinrich and Elizabeth(Kehres)Benz' farmland - was she a sister of Johann? Both Elizabeth and Heinrich were also from Darmstadt. Valentine Kehres, 6/9/1864 purchased 25 acres for $400.00 from Sara and Nicholas O'Neil in SW^ Sec. 9 T8 N R22 E; his land was immediately E of the C&NW RR tracks running through Fox Point, between Dean and Bradley Rds., S side of Dean Rd. I do not know if he was a brother or a cousin of Johann.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Kehres, John 40 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Catharine 37 wife II II Christian 17 H II Valentine 11 Wise Christiana 8 II Barbara 6 99 Maria 3 99 John 11 mo. 99~~~~

Kehres, Valentin 33 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Agnes 26 wife Bohemia Maria 6 Wise Valentin H. 4 II George J. 4 II Valentine Kehres, son of Henry and Anna Kehres, a farmer born Hesse Darmstadt-Kessel, living town of Milw., marr. on 4/26/1863 to Agnes Phillipbensky, dau. of Carl and Julia Phil- lipbencky, at town of Milw. Anson Buttles, Justice of Peace. John Kehres' wife, Catharine, is also referred to in church records as Anna, but always with the maiden name of Jung. Their i 3

UNION CEMETERY - MILW. Kehres, Val 1835 -- 1903 "Father" Agnes 1845 -- 1920 "Mother" Kehres, Val 1.866 -- 1925 "Father" Mary 1868 -- 1943 "Mother" Hugo ;1893 -- 1912 "Son" Meyer, Mary 1864 -- 1928 "Mother" They are all buried together. There were two George Kehres' buried in Union Cemetery; both in the old sections and I was unable to locate their graves. Union records are kept at Graceland Cemetery, who only recorded burial dates and not birthdates for those earlier burials. George Kehres buried 11/2/1883 (death record: son of George and Margaret, b & d 1883)

~~~~George Kehres buried 7/17/1913 (he may be the father of little George, above)~~~~

Valentine Kehres' death record states he was born 11/7/1835 Germany, died 10/24/1903 Town of Milw., husband of Agnes Fli- pinski. Neither John or Valentine Kehres' death records gave their parents1 names, to determine if they were brothers.

~~~~EVERGREEN CEMETERY Kehres, Edward 1884 - 1964 Hulda 1883 - 1954 Edward, Jr. 1915-1950~~~~

Additional: The Kehres and Benz families sailed together from Havre on the "Garolus Magnes" for the Por t of New York, arriving Aug. 9, 1854. They were from Hesse. • Kehres,^miirw7 Dec 8, 1994. Age 71 yrs. Of Glendale. Beloved husband of Dorothy (nee Pesch), Dear father of Kehres, Conrad 38 farmer the Rev. Donald Kehres of Kansas and Neal (Linda) Kehres of Florida, Dear son of Anita and- Dorothea 37 " the late Walter. Loving*'grandfather of Jennifer, Brother-in-law of Dr, teTloy (Gerri) Pesch and Christe. 10 (female) CarohPesch, Further survived by nieces, neph Georg 6 ews; other relatives and friends. Visltation-Sun-Dec. 11 at 3Ti JOHN'S LUTHER AN eHURCH, GLENDALE, 7877 N, Port Wash ington Rd, from 3pm until time of the complete Kehres,Valentin 50 farmer . funeral service at 6pm. Interment Lincoln Memo rial Cemetery. Anna 57 farmer Paul was President and Director of the Glendale Crime Laboratory, a Historian for the General Kehres, Johann 25 farmer section of the American Academy of Forensic Science and a retiree of A.O. Smith. Anna 23 farmer Memorials to St. John's Lutheran Church Glen Christn..06 infant (male) dale appreciated. SCHMIDT &BARTELT Valentin 18 farmer HEIDEN & LANGE 964-3040 Serving the Family (Anna, age 23, was probably Anna Catharina; she is named „ /) Catharin on the 1860 census and in Trinity Luth.Church of »lV S. Mequon records.) ^ daughter Babette's marriage record states her name was Anna Katharine(Jung)Kehres. Christian Kehres, son of John and Anna(Jun g)Kehres, born Wickshausen, Hesse, Germany, marr. 7/21/1878 M ilw. to Augusta Schwarz, dau. of Charles and Hanna(Gruetzmache r)Schwarz. Wit- ness: Valentine Kehres. Christiana Kehres, dau. of Jean and Kathar ina(Jung)Kehres, marr. 9/5/1880 to Gustav Adolf Grunert/Grusert on Washington Rd. (probably at St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd., Glendale). George Kehres, son of Conrad and Dorothea Kehres, born Hessian, marr. 1880 to Margareth Scheler; marr . in 9th Ward, City of Milw. (I have included this record on ly because he may have been related to the Kehres' of town o f Milw. He was probably a son of Dorothea( )Kehres who marr. Daniel Mueller in 1857. ) St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale: Valentin Johann Heinrich Kehres, son of Valentin and Angnes (Filabenski)Kehres, born 4/25/1866. Elisabeth Katharine Kehres, born 4/14/1872, dau. of Valentin. Georg Johann, son of Valentine and Angnes(Filabenski)Kehres born 4/6/1870. Maria Kehres, dau. of Valentine and Agnes Kehres, confirmed 1877.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Kehres, Valentine 45 farmer Hessen Agnes 35 wife Bohemia Valentine 14 Wise John G. 10 Mary 6 Elisabeth 8~~~~

Kehres, John 52 farmer Hesse Catharine 49 wife II Barbara 17 Wie Mary 13 ii Otff(t* fcu*$ 7-/0-ftlY <4iHu>* John, Jr. 12 ^vi Dorothea 9 George 6 Mary Dorothy Kehres, dau. of Valentine and Agnes Kehres, marr Town of Milw. 12/31/1882 to August Meyer, son of Eberhardt and Christina Meyer, he a farmer, born Germany, living City of Milw. Valentin Kehres, son of John and Catharine Kehres, born Town of Milw. . a laborer, marr. Minnie Jerendt, dau. of John and Maria Jerendt, she born Mecklenberg-Schwerin; marr. in 6th Ward, City on 11/3/1883. Witnesses: Charles Basel and Bavares Kehres. (I believe "Bavares" is same as Barbara. Carl Basel was a son-in-law of Heinrich and Elisabeth(Kehres)Benz.) Babette Kehres, dau. of John and Anna Katharine(Jung) Kehres, born Town of Milw., marr. 10/18/1885 to Ulrich Hass- mann, son of George and Ernestine(Better)Hassmann; he a gar dener, living Milw., born Keichelschwanger, Bayern, Germany.

$ KIEHNAU While the Kienau family is shown on the Town of Milw. 1850 census, they owned land and soon lived in the Town of Gran ville. 1850 town of Milw. census Kinau, Henry 60 farmer Germany John 30 II Mary 27 " (John's wife) Philip 26 it Heinrich 18 Fredrich 16 John Kuehnau marr. Anna M. Hummel 4/27/1850 Milw, SEE GRANVILLE FAMILIES FOR ADDITIONAL KIEHNAU INFORMATION.

Obituary: William A. Kiehnau of Glendale (1714 W. Green Tree Rd.) died, age 89 yrs., of same address in Glendale for 59 yrs. Retired from Tews Lime & Cement; worked 20 yrs. as truck driver, One of original volunteer firemen for Glendale area; preceded in death by son, William. Survived by sons Gerald of Glendale and Karl(Elaine) of Orlando, FL; daughters Evangeline(Melvin) Schulz of Naples, FL; Ann Haviland and Claire(Thomas)McGee, both of Seattle, WA; Barbara Campbell of Glendale; dau. in-law, Bernadine Kiehnau of Glendale; sisters Theckla Brunner of Brown Deer and Florine Zastrow of Hot Springs, AK. Burial in Ever green Cemetery. WFB Herald. 1990 Hilda I. Kiehnau, died age 90 yrs., 4/8/1990, wife of late William A. Kiehnau. Burial Evergreen Cemetery.

~~~~'14* KIELING~~~~

1860 Town of Milw. census Keeling, Albert 46 farmer Prussia Johanna 48 Charles 21 butcher Augusta 19 Louisa 18 Fritz 14 Herman 7 Wise At the time of this census, they are living next to the Anton Eckenfels and Fred. Augustine families, around the Good Hope and Port Washington Rd. area.

~~~~Conzista Kieling, dau. of Albert and Johanna Kieling, marr. 6/2/1867 to Henry Miller, son of Henry and Julia Miller, he born Ohio, living Milw.~~~~

1870 Town of Milw. census Kieling, Albert 57 farmer Prussia Johanna 60 II They are still living in the same area as in 1860 Herman Kieling, son of Albert and Johanna(Froehlich)Kieling,born and living Milw.,marr. Franziska Schreck, dau. of Joseph and Franziska(Rheude)Schreck on 6/2/1875, City of Milw. in a Catholic ceremony.

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record' Johanna Kieling died age 81 yrs.10 27 days, on 2/28/1893. mo~~~~

i 3& KILLIAN On April 18, 1857, Louis Kiliam bought, at a sale at Fred Troegel's grocery store (NE corner Good Hope and Port Wash. Rds.), 9 acres of land for $200.00 as highest bidder. Land was formerly owned by Jacob Mans/Mantz, deceased. Louis Kilian is now married to widow Maria Martha Mans, widow of Jacob Mans. This record also appears - Maria Martha Kilian to Louis Kilian, deed, 4/18/1857 for $66-2/3, the 9 acres beginning on the NW corner of N£ NE£ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E, then S, E to the middle of Washington Rd. (Port Wash. Rd.), then northwester ly, etc... this is the SE corner of Good Hope and Port Wash ington Rds. It appears Maria Martha ( )Mans Kilian died by 1858, for Louis has remarried: Lui Kilian, son of Christoph and Catherine Elizabeth(Wer- muster/Wermeister)Kilian, a farmer born Guxhagen, Germany, living town of Milw., marr. there on 1/4/1859 to Maria D. Forste/ Fuerte, dau. of Henry and Catherine Elis.(Walstein)Forst. Ceremony by Justice of Peace C. G. Everts. Witnesses: Gallus Isenring and Stephen Everts.

1860 town of Milw. census Kilian, Louis D. 29 farmer Kur-Hessen Maria D. 36 wife II Heinrich 15 II (These 5 were the Elizabeth 13 II children of Jacob Wilhelm 11 II and widow Maria Martha 6 II M. Mans/Manz, Fritz 3 Wise it appears) August 1 II Trinity Lutheran of South Mequon record: Kilian, Louis and Maria(Forste) had Maria Martha 10/17/1862. 1870 town of Milw. census Killian, Louis 38 farmer Hesse Kassel Maria 48 wife II II Fritz 13 Wise August 11 II Louisa 9 II Maria 7 ii Bertha 4 ii

~~~~I was unable to locate marriage records in Milw. County for Heinrich, Elizabeth and William Mans/Mantz~~~~

However, Fred Mansz's marriage record states he was a son of Jacob and Maria Dorothea(Forst)Mansz. That's very confusing and difficult to reconcile with the above land sale record which mentions Kilian "now married to widow Maria Martha Mans

~~~~W widow of Jacob Mans' and Louis Kilian's marriage to Maria D, Forste in 1859.~~~~

SEE MANZ FAMILY Louisa Kilian, dau. of Louis and Mary Kilian marr. 4/4/1880 to Fred W. Stabelfeldt, son of Fred and Sophia Stabelfeldt; he born Niagara Falls, NY, a farmer, living town of Milw. Witnesses: Frank Winkler and H. Egert. (Who was Louisa? She doesn't appear in the above census records or in the one below)

~~~~(Martha married as Martha Manns on 4/3/1870 to William Pierron)~~~~

To Loui Killian from John and Laura Messer, all of town of Milw., 12/15/1873 for $575.00 for N 6£ acres of S 10£ acres of W 19£ acres of N^ Vl£ NE£ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E; said W 19£ acres lies W of so-called Washington Rd. and is bounded on E by middle of said road. (Port Washington Rd.)

1880 town of Milw. census Kilian, Louis 50 Maria 56 Maria 18 Bertha 13 Bertha Kilian, dau. of Louis and Theresa(Fuerch)Kilian, born town of Milw., marr. 5/21/1892 to Ernest Richard Otto Manhardt, son of August and Paulina(Kirchner)Manhardt; he a butcher, born Spandeau, Prussia, living Milw. Louis Pierron, witnesses.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Killian, Louis 1/21/1831 to 4/24/1905 Dorothea 3/9/1823 to 2/6/1904~~~~

~~~~Manhardt, Ernest R. 4/25/1857 to 11/2/1929 Bertha 8/26/1866 to 7/7/1910~~~~

~~~~Neither Louis or Dorothea Killian's parents' names were stated on their death records. Louis died "suicide by drowning"; lived in Fox Point at time of death.~~~~

~~~~sf $ 248 KINSMAN Reuben M. and Veronica Keen to Samuel P. Sanderson and Isaac N. Kinsman, deed, 10/16/1847 for $400.00 for Lot 3 Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E = 35.60 acres.~~~~

1850 town of Milw. census Sanderson, S. F. 34 farmer Vermont Lydia 39 II Kinsman, Isaac 22 ii Christopher 18 ii Cyrenus 18 II Lydia 16 II Mathilda 13 II The Kinsman children were children of Lydia(Edwards)Kinsman Sanderson, shown above as Lydia Sanderson. Another daughter, Laura, lived with the Warner family, below. Warner, Jason W. 40 farmer Vermont Nancy 34 wife " Evaline 15 " Lyon, E. E. 60 carpenter " Kinsman, Laura 18 " It is possible that Nancy Warner was nee Lyon, daughter of Esbone E. Lyon, shown with the family on this census. Lydia Sanderson was born 9/10/1811; her parents were originally from Mass., but she was born in Vermont. She married Nelson Kinsman, who died age 29 in Northfield, VT and probably marr. Samuel F. Sanderson there. Lydia's dau., Mathilda, marr. John Anguish Bender, son of settler Peter and Margaret(Anguish)Bender, 8/7/1855 in the town of Granville(area where Benders lived is present Glendale') , Mathilda and John Bender moved to Fremont, Wis., then to Oconomowoc, WI. Lydia(Edwards)Kinsman Sanderson died 3/30/1894 in Oconomowoc but is buried in Fremont, Waupaca Co., WI. The Kinsman/Sanderson group settled around the Town of Milw. Cemetery area and between there and the Milwaukee River, along with the Warner and Wright families, also from Vermont. Laura Lyon marr. C. C. Kinsman 1/23/1849 Milw. I don't know why they were shown above with each of their families, but both families lived next to each other. "C. C." was Chris topher Kinsman. Isaac N. Kinsman to Samuel P. Sanderson 11/3/1851 for $200 QCD for N£ Lot 3 Sec. 29 = 17.80 acres and Sanderson, same day, QCD to Kinsman for $200.00 for same land. Isaac N. and Maria Kinsman of Fond du Lac Co., Wise to Cyrenius Kinsman of Milw. for $475.00 on 7/10/1854, WD for s£ Lot 3 Sec. 29 = 17.80 acres, "it being a good sure perfect and indefeasible estate of inheritance." Cyrenus Kinsman to Heinrich Maas, deed 8/8/1854 for $500.00 for same land. Information on Mathilda(Kinsman)Bender born Northfield, y VT on 4/11/1836 and died 4/11/1926 Oconomowoc, from Sue Bender Spaulding 1957, dau. of John A. and Mathilda(Kinsman)Bender. Lydia(Edwards)Kinsman Sanderson was widowed again; on 6/1/1878 the heirs of Samuel P. Sanderson, including Lydia Philps, widow of S. P. Sanderson, deceased, of Fremont, Waupaca Co., WI (and Sanderson's two children) sold to the "Town of Milwaukee Neutral Cemetery of burial ground association" for $35.00 an additional piece of land S of the land the Sandersons originally sold to those trustees 2/8/1854 - 42 square rods in Lot 3 Sec.29 T8.

1870 town of Fremont, Waupaca Co., Wis. Kinsman, Cyrenus 37 country merchant VT Mary 35 wife Ohio Sherban, H. G.(male) 11 Wise William 10 " Kinsman, John C. 1 " They live with the Hiram and Martha Russell family, Russell children and Joshua Sherban, 65, born NH.

Kinsman, I. N. 42 country merchant VT J.C. 32 wife Eng. James 6 Wise. Kinsman, C. C. 40 lawyer VT Laura 38 wife II Hi (male) 16 at school Wise. Ida 12 19 It 19 Kleiber (male) 8 II II II Jessie 6 II 19 11

~~~~Sanderson, Samuel 28 farmer VT Mary Ann 2 wife Canada Nelly L. 8 mo. Wise~~~~

Phelps, A. C. 69 farmer NY Lydia 59 wife Mass. She is the former L\'dia(Edwards ]1 Kinsman Sanderson. I don't know where Samuel Sanderson, age 28 above, was on the 1850 town of Milw. census, since he wasn't shown with the Kinsman/Sanderson family.

The 1840 Vermont census shows Isaac Kinsman located in North- field, Washington Co., VT, as is Samuel P. Sanderson. Isaac may have been the father of Nelson Kinsman, Lydia's first hus band; Lydia and Nelson's oldest son was named Isaac Kinsman. Mamie Elizabeth Kinsman, dau. of Christopher C. and Laura (Lyon)Kinsman, born Wis., marr. 9/20/1892 at 145-5th St. (old numbering) to Fred. Martin Wright, son of James and Maria (Lyon)Wright, he born Milw., a farmer living N. Greenfield, Milw. Co. Religious ceremony; witnesses: J. Hubbard and Mrs. E. M. Halsey; clergyman was Sabin Halsey.

i 3£o KIRSCHKE To William Kirschke 11/14/1857 for $1192.50 for NW^ NE^ Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E of so-called Washington Road = 15.9/10 acres. This land was on the S side of Mill Rd. IF Mill Rd. continued E of the Milw. River, between Port Washington Rd. and St. Monica Blvd. - or land in the 6400 block N.

1860 town of Milw. census Kirschka, William 60 farmer Prussia Caroline 49 Denmark Pauline 14 Prussia Mary 10 Wise To William Kirschke, 7/10/1860 from William Lindwurm, et al, for $275.00 for W 5 acres of N^ NE^ NE^ Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E. Witness: Wilhelmine Lieberz. William Kirschke, son of Christian and Anna Rosina Kirschke, a farmer born Schlessian, Germany, living Town 7 Milw. Co., marr. 10/8/1869 to Dorothea Hath/Hoth, dau. of Johann and Dorothea Mueller. Justice of Peace ceremony. At the end of the 1870 Milw. Co. census are lists of persons within each town who have died within the past year. Margarethe Kirschke, b. , died June 1869 from cancer, age 57 was shown on the Town of Milw. list. I presume this is the same woman as Caroline, above and the woman named Mary in the marr. record below. Mary Kirschke, dau. of William and Mary Kerschke, marr. at town of Milw., 11/28/1869 to Joseph Sabich, son of Joseph and Johanna Sabich; he a farmer, living Saukville, Ozaukee Co., Wis.; born Prussia. Witnesses: Matthias Petrig and George Zellner. Justice of Peace ceremony. 1870 town of Milw. census Kruschke, William 69 farmer Prussia Dorothea 64 wife Mecklenberg

~~ii V 3*/ KITZEROW 1850 city of Milw. 2nd Ward Kitzroe, Henry 17 barber Mecklenberg He lived with the August Goetz family at the time of this census and perhaps was related to George Kitzerow.~~

To George Kitzrow 4/12/1850 for $100.00 for 4 acres beginning 11.43 chains S of NE corner of NVl£ See 8 T7 N R22 E, then W, N, E and S to = 4 acres. This land was on the W side of Port Washington Rd., 740' S of Capitol Drive.

To George Kitzerow on 2/10/1853 for $150.00 for 5 acres in NVl£ See 8 T7, beginning on the £ section line 9 chains S of the NE corner, the W to Green Bay Rd., S, E and N to beginning. He has added on to the 4 acres he owned S of this new parcel.

George and Margaretha Kitzerow to William Kitzerow 7/7/1854 for $250.00 for part of NWi Sec. 8 T7 N R22 E, beginning at a point in £ section line 9.21 chains S of NE corner of said £ section, then W 7.17 chains, S 2.79 chains, E 7.17 chains to £ section line, N 2.79 chains = 2 acres and buildings there on. The buildings may be a log cabin and a shed/barn. This 2 acre parcel is 608 ft. S of Capitol Dr., W side of Port Wash ington Rd. James S. Brown, 1/15/1855, to George Kitzerow, both of City of Milw., for $127.50 for piece of land in NWi See 8 T7 N R22 E. = 1.02 acres. George F. H. Kitzerow, son of Johann Fr. and Catharine Sophia (Laemmerhirt)Kitzerow, a glazier, born Parchim, Mecklenberg, living town of Milw., marr. 9/16/1852 City of Milw. to Gebke Margaretha Janssen, dau. of Evert and Milke Catharine Janssen. William Kitzerow marr. Catharine Hildebrand on 6/29/1853 City of Milw.

1860 Town of Granville census Kitzrock, Wilhelm 30 laborer Meck.-Sch. Catharine 32 Hanover George 7 Wise Emma 3 " Carl 4 mo. " They may be in the Town of Milw. - a few families were placed on the Town of Granville census, instead of Town of Milw. in error. 1860 Town of Milw. census Kitzerow, George 60 tavern keeper Meek.,Germ. Margaretha 50 Hanover, Prussia 1870 Town of Milw. census Kitzerow, George 69 gardener Mecklenberg Margareth 57 wife Hanover

$ * 3& Margaretha died 2/5/1895, age 83 yrs., born 9/26/1811. She was buried in Union Cemetery, Milw., as is George, probably. When she died she was living on Green Bay Rd., according to her death record.

Kitzerow, William 40 gardener Mecklenberg Catharine 41 wife Hanover, Prussia George 16 Wise Emma 12 Bertha 10 William 8 Charles 6 Mary 2 The two Kitzerow families live next, to each other. George Kitzerow, son of William and Catherine(Hildebrandt) Kitzerow, a gardener, born Town of Milw., living Milw., marr. 2/20/1875 to Sophia Jahnke, dau. of Johann and Sophia(Palm) Jahnke. Emma W. Kitzerow, dau. of Heinrich Kitzerow, marr. 11/9/1879 to George J. Schmidt, Jr. Trinity Church, South Mequon record: Kitzerow, Wilhelm Sieg fried, son of Heinrich and Elise(Tschapold)Kitzerow born town of Milw. 8/4/1864.

1880 Town of Milw. census Kitzerow, William 50 florist Mecklenberg (born March 1830) Catharine 52 Prussia Bertha 19 Wise William 18 " Carl 16 " (born 11/17/1863) Mary 11 yr.6 mo. " William purchased land on the W side of Port Washington Rd., W to the Milw. River, just N of Silver Spring Dr., in 1873. Katherine Margareta Kitzerow, dau. of John Hildetrob/or Hildebrand, born 9/17/1827 Germany, died 2/5/1904; wife of William. Burial in Forest Home Cemetery.

Kitzerow, John 35 Mecklenberg Louise 36 wife John 9 Wise John purchased 20 acres in SE^ Sec. 6 T7 from W. Sauer. Kitzerow, George W. 26 gardener Wise Sophia 24 wife " Emma 4 " Alvin 2 " Mary 6 mo. "

3S3 Kitzerow, Heinrich 68 farm laborer Meek. Sophie 71 wife " Henry Kitzerow, son of Friedrick Kitzerow, born Germany 9/25/1815, died in Town of Milw. 5/6/1901. Wife was Sophia (Yarchow/Jarchow)Kitzerow. Burial in Union Cemetery, Milw.

1880 Town of Milw. census, cont'd. Kitzerow, Carl 49 .. ardener Wilhelmina 33 Charles 18 Herman 15 Wilhelmina 12 William 10 Fredrich 8 John 6 Albert 3 Carl Kitzerow, son of William and Kate(Hildebrand)Kitzerow, born and living Milw., a laborer, marr. 12/20/1885 to Dorothy Anderson, dau. of Johannes and Johanna(Busch)Anderson. Religious ceremony; witnesses were Fritz Gutmann and Martha Krall. Minister was W. Dammann. Wilhelm Kitzerow, son of same parents, born and living Milw., marr. 2/17/1886 to Maria Mehlberg, dau. of Thomas and Anna Mahlberg, 6th Ward. Justice of Peace John G. Siver. Wit nesses were Maggie Siver and Anna Commer/Crimer. John F. Kitzerow marr. Meta M. J. Siedler 4/21/1891. George O. Kitzerow, a grandson of William and son of Charles C. F., moved the florist business from its early start on N. Port Washington Rd. to its present location at 5634 N. Mohawk Rd., Glendale in 1954, because of the Highway 141(present I- 43) construction.

1905 Town of Milw. census Kitzerow, William H. 41 florist Mary 39 Joseph 16 William, Jr. 13 Lizzie 12 Ella 10 Kitzerow, Chas.C.F. 43 florist Dora 40 Walter 18 Charles S. 16 Milta 13 (a dau.) George 11 (marr.

Kitzerow , Geo.J.N. 50 yard fforeman , House of Correction Sophia 47 born Germany May 25 dau. " Wise William 21 son II 19 Delia 17 dau. f 3*4 1905 census, cont'd. KKitzerow , William 75 Capitalist " Germany Kitzerow, John 60 Capitalist " John, Jr. 33 clerk in soap office Wise Arthur 13 grandson " II

UNION CEMETERY - MILW. Kitzerow, George F.H. 6/5/1801 to 6/ 12/1873 Gebke M. 9/26/1811 to 2 /5/1895 S£2>!~c -^*€lssil 2?-S«>2< Sophie 5/13/1809 to 2 /21//39Q (deathdate un derground) Kitzerow, John 6/19/1844 to 1 1/25/1917 O ffiSJZS-g*S w*2-r£ E.o.y"- Louise 1/14/1843 to 1 0/18/1904 Kitzerow, John 2/18/1871 to 5 /21/1951 Meta 9/10/1869 to 7 /23/1898 EVERGREEN CEMETERY Kitzerow, Joseph 10/7/1888 to 8/15/1917 Kitzerow, Alvin died 5/8/1939 Rose died 5/10/1945 Obituary: Alvin G. Kitzerow, aged 61 yrs., residence 3300 N. 23rd St., died May 4, 1939, husband of Rose(Dittmann), father of Lawrence; Mrs. Ruth Smith; son of Sophie Kitzerow; survived by one son-in-law, 2 grandchildren and 2 sisters. George Otto Kitzerow, son of Charles C. F., died Oct. 1981, age 88 yrs. Lived at 5560 N. Navajo Rd., Glendale, next to his greenhouse business at 5634 N. Mohawk Rd. Member of Holy Ghost Lutheran Church, Milw.; survived by wife Irene, nephews and a niece. Burial in Forest Home Cemetery. When Charles F. Kitzerow (born 11/17/1863)retired as a gardener in 1906, he moved to Chicago. He is buried in Forest Home Cemetery, Milw., with wife Catharina(Hildebrand)Kitzerow. George Kitzerow - WILL - dated 7/15/1865 Town of Milw. He died in Town of Milw. 7/13/1873, but according to son, William, George's widow, Margaretha, refused to present the will for probate. He petitioned the court 11/21/1874 and the court ordered a citation upon her. Gepke Margaretha Kitzerow compiled with the court order on 12/22/1874. George had 4.02 acres in the NW^ Sec. 8 T7 along Green Bay Rd. and three children: William, Henry and Caroline Harttert (Mrs. William). Meta J.D.Kitzerow, age 28, dau. of Fred and Mina Westphal, born 9/10/1869 Germany, died 7/23/1898 of TB. Wife of John John Kitzerow; burial Union cemetery, Milw. Margaret Kitzerow (Gebke M., above) died 2/18/1894, age 83 yrs. 3 mo.18 days, according to Union Cemetery, Milw. records.

35$ KLAEGEL/KLUEGEL 1860 town of Milw. census Klaegel, Gottlieb 54 farmer Altenburg Caroline 46 Saxony Benjamin 10 Wise Magdalena 8 ii Martha 4 II Hannah 2 19 They are living near the Tews and Jaeger families in Town 7; I believe Gottlieb Klaegel may have been a brother of Mrs. Jaeger - SEE JAEGER FAMILY. 10 acres were conveyed to Gottlieb Kluegel by warranty deed 6/25/1847 in the NE^ Sec. 6 T7; on that same day, 49.79 acres in the same section were conveyed to Gottfried Jaeger and his wife Christine(Kluegel)Jaeger. (Conveyed to Kluegel for $110.00.)

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Kluegel, Gottlieg. 60 farmer Carolina 56 wife Martha 16 Johanna 11~~~~

V$ 3S6> KLEINHANS Johann Georg Kleinhans purchased for $325.00, on 5/26/1847 from Peter Schmidt, the E£ NE£ Sec. 32 T8 = 30 acres, beginning in the SE corner of NE£, N 120 rods, W 40 rods, S 120 rods to the £ section line, E 40 rods to place of beginning. Johann Georg and Anna Maria Kleinhans on 10/22/1850 for $250.00 from Georg Grebner for 12 acres beginning 8 rods W from the SE corner of NE^ See32. Paul Brahm, witness. The Kleinhans apparently were missed by the 1850 Town of Milw. census taker or I wasn't able to locate them. Johann Georg died 10/20/1856. His son, Fred Kleinhans, purchased the S 20 acres of the W 40 acres of E£ NE£ Sec. 32 on 9/18/1857 for $250.00 from Andreas Mohr, a neighbor.

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Kleinhans, Mary 40 widow Baden Frederich 20 son " George 12 son " August 8 son Wise~~~~

They also had a dau., Theresa, age 4, as stated in the Letter's of Administration, below: #1212 Letters of Administration dated 3/27/1861. Johann George died in the Town of Milw. 10/20/1856 leaving real estate and personal property in the amount of $800.00. He left widow Mary and five children: Friedrich age 21; George 13; August 11; Carl 7 and Theresa 5. Daniel Meyer(Meier) and Charles Schuetz were the disin terested appraisers for the probate. Johann had 12 acres of land; there was not enough personal estate to pay his outstanding debts. A notice was placed in the newspaper regarding selling or mortgaging the real estate on 9/25/1861 . Mary(Adler)Kleinhans, widow, delivered a mortgage for $360.00 to Jacob Maechtle, secured in the real estate of the deceased.

~~~~Mary(Adler)Kleinhans married Jacob Rader 12/15/1861 as her 2nd husband; he was a widower. Often, widows had to remarry in order to hold onto their property.~~~~

~~~~SEE RADER FAMILY~~~~

1870 town of Milw. census Kleinhans, Fritz 31 farmer Baden Sophie 27 wife Mecklenberg Charles 9 Wise Fritz 1 " Fritz and Sophie Drite marr. 11/3/1861 Milw. County. Kleinhans, George 21 carpenter Baden August 19 Wise Charles 17 " Theresa 13 " They are brothers and sister of Fritz Kleinhans, above, and are living with their mother and step-father, Mary(Adler) j Kleinhans Rader and Jacob Rader. j*y 3*7 George Kleinhans marr. Augusta Wolf 10/29/1871; she was a daughter of Christian and Friedericka(Jachow)Wolf. August marr. Pauline Sprung 11/3/1872; she was a daughter of Dorothea and Sprung of the Town of Milw. Theresa marr. George Hartmann 3/28/1875. Kleinhans, George F. #4874 Guardianship, Vol.2 p.275 George F. Kleinhans marr. Augusta Wolf 10/29/1871; he died 5/13/1881, by which time they had been divorced. He left Marie, born 9/23/l873 (her twin, Auguste, died at birth; buried Union Cemetery, Milw.); Wilhelm born 5/29/1875 and Edmund born 9/27/1877. Emil Wallber appointed guardian for the three minor children, which ceased 9/29/1898 when Edmund became 21 yrs. of age. $925 was deposited, at 4% interest, in August 1884 for the children. At that time, Augusta(Wolf)Kleinhans was called Mrs. Augusta Jess, living in Milw. Wilhelm Kleinhans died 6/25/1894, age 19, from an inflamed appendix; burial was in Forest Home Ceme tery.

1880 town of Milw. census Kleinhans, Frederick 40 farmer Baden Sophia 36 wife Mecklenberg Fred,Jr. 12 Wise George 10 11 August 7 Illinois Fred and Sophia's son, Charles (born 1862) marr. Mary Ball, dau. of Alvin and Mary Ball, 5/29/1883 Milw. They had Freddy, born 1888, died 1894. Charles died 1901; both Charles and Freddy are buried next to Mary(Ball)Kleinhans Timpel in the Town of Milw. Union Cemetery. After Charles died, Mary(Ball)Kleinhans marr. Oscar Timpel, son of Ernst and Anna Timpel 1/13/1903; Anson W. Buttles was the Justice of Peace. Oscar was a hotel-keeper, residing at 345-347 Fourth St., Milw., born Town of Milw. August was born in Chicago, from his marr. record and marr. Ida Zeiher in Milw. 11/21/1891; he died 1893.

~~~~1905 town of Milw. census Kleinhans, Geo. J. 34 saloon keeper Wise Augusta 32 wife 111. Lillie 13 dau. Wise Fred 11 son 11 Ervin 9 11 11 Kleinhans, Soph:i a 62 Capitalist Germ~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Klockow, John 52 laborer Prussia Maria 51 wife " Wilhelm 14 son Wise Albert 11 II Helmuth Klockow, son of Fr. and Ida(Stack)Klockow, a day laborer, born Tutzpatz/Dietpatz, Prussia, living Milw., marr. 4/1/1866 to Albertine Mertens, dau. of Joachim and Sophia(Brown) Mertens, in Milw. Helmuth died 5/16/1898, age 56 yr.6 mo.2 days Herman B. Klockow, son of Johann and Maria Klockow, born Germany, a gardener living Milw., marr. 6/8/1876 to Mathilda Krueger, dau. of Michael and Wilhelmine Krueger, in Milw. Herman Klocko, son of John and Mary(Barth)Klockow, born Greptow/Treptow, Prussia, living town of Humboldt in Town of Milw., a workingman, marr. Barbara Geiger, dau. of Fred, and Anna(Imhoff)Geiger; she born town of Milw. Married 12/1/1881. Johann Klockow, son of Friedrich and Friederike(Stack/Stark) Klockow, born Tutzpatz/Dietpatz, Pommerania, a farmer of Humboldt, in town of Milw., marr. 10/4/1883 to Louise Kruger, nee Lange, dau. of Christoph and Henriette(Gerther)Lange; she born Belloschbiewe-Bromberg, Pomerania. To Herman B. Klocko 5/16/1895 for $1400.00 from Heinrich and Margaretha Raether, all of town of Milw., for N 7 acres of S£ Lot 7 Sec. 18 T8 N R22E. (This was on the W side of N. River Rd., S of Calumet Court.) Maria Klockow, age 53 yrs., born Germany 3/20/1829, died of cancer 1/29/1883; buried Union Cemetery. John Klockow, a farmer, age 75 yrs. 4 mo. 16 days, died 9/8/1904; born 4/23/1829 Germany, son of Fred and Ida(Klock- sien)Klockow. Buried in Oakwood Cemetery, South Milw. Wife was Louise Lange.

1902 town of Milw. directory Klocko, Herman farmer W side Riverside Dr.(River Rd.) 5 blks. N of Herman Mill Rd.(Green Tree Rd.) Klocko, Lincoln laborer ditto Lincoln W. Klocko was a son of Herman and Barbara(Geiger). He marr. Elsie Nuelk; they are also buried in Graceland Cemetery, Elsie died 7/7/1984 age 93 yrs. y ZS9 KLOTH Christian Friedrich Kloth settled near the SE corner of W. Fairy Chasm and Range Line Rds. in the SE^ Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E. By the 1869 Town of Milw. map, J.Kloth had 45 acres in that section.

1850 town of Milw. census Clouse, Fred. 30 farmer Germany Mena 28 " Henry 4 " I'm not certain this IS the Kloth family, but the Clouse family is living in the same area on the 1850 census that the Clode family is in the 1860 census.

1860 town of Milw. census Clode, Fried. 40 farmer Prussia Catherine 40 " Magdalena 14 " Jacob 13 " Nicolai, Albert 6 or 8 Saxony The family is living near the John Popp family. They may be related to the August Kloth and Herman Kloth families of Mequon. Friedrich Christian Cloth, born Nov. 3, 1820 Zaatzke, marr. Catharina Maria Raettke, she born 6/25/1819 Wolfersdorf, East Prussia; marr. Sept. 1843. Their adopted son was Albinus (Albert) August, born Nicolai (surname*) on 6/28/1853 in Erm- stadt, Saxonia. The above marriage and adoption information is from old St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church's records(in River Hills.) 1870 Town of Milw. census Kloth, Fred. 51 farmer Prussia Maria 50 wife " Nicoly, Albin 16 farm laborer " Living with the John Popp family was August Nicoly, age 52; farm laborer, born Prussia. Perhaps he was Albert Nicoly's father. Albert Kloth, son of Fred and Katherine Kloth, born Saxonia, living town of Milw., a farmer, marr. Emilie Dahse on 6/10/1878, she dau. of Ernst and Friederika Dahse. Marriage in 9th Ward, Justice of Peace ceremony. John Kloth, son of Friedrich and Maria(Schoof)Kloth, a painter born USA, living Milw., marr. 10/5/1884 to Henrietta Schoof, dau. of John and Maria(Schulz)Schoof; she born Germany. Wit nesses: Frank Staadt and Fred Witt.

~~~~£ 3b0 KOEHN~~~~

To Johann Christoph Koehn, deed, 6/15/1857 for $1250.00 for part of the NE^ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E, except 16-7/8 acres W of the Washington Rd. (Port Washington Rd.) conveyed to F.L.Halle 11/28/1850 = 19 1/8 acres lying E of Washington Rd. This was on the SE corner of Port Washington and Bradley Rds., in present Fox Point. A Koehn house still stands just S of Nic Ehr's Garden Shop, at 7878 N. Port Washington Rd. John's son, John, lived just N of this existing house but that house is gone.

1860 Town of Milw. Koehn,Johann C. 51 farmer Meklenberg-Sch, Maria 45 wife Sophia 22 Elisabeth 20 Johann 18 Maria 12 Joachim 9 Daughter Christine, age 23 in 1860, marr. John Witte, son of Martin and Friedericke Witte in Mecklenberg and came to Milw. in 1864 with their children. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of South Mequon record: Johanna Sophie Louise born 9/17/1836 Finkenthal, Mecklenberg, Schwerin, marr. 8/30/1861 to Carl Fried. August Goeks, son of Fred, and Anna Sophia(Gribbenow)Goeks, he born 2/28/1829 Meison, Prussia. Johan Christoph Adolph Koehn, son of Johan and Maria Koehn, a laborer born Barekow, Mecklenberg; living City of Milw., marr. in town of Milw. 9/26/1863 to Sophia Anna Catherine Schumacher, dau. of Johann and Maria Schumacher. Maria Koehn, wife of Johann C, died 11/30/1865. She was probably the same woman named "Louisa" below; the older children named their mother as Maria. Maria Koehn, dau. of John and Louisa Koehn, marr. Friedrich Paetow, son of Joachim and Sophie Paetow, a laborer born Niex, Mecklenberg-Schwerin, living Milw., on 12/24/1865. John Christian Koehn, born March 1808 Durhagen, Mecklenberg, son of John Chr. and Dorothy(Lautweg)Koehn, marr. Dorothea Sophie Henrietta Witt, a widow, dau. of Henry and Maria(Wohlton)Witt, she born 12/22/1819; marr. 8/5/1866. Witnesses John Peters and Fritz Peters. John Koehn, son of John and Mary(Vatke)Koehn, a farmer living town of Milw., born Finkenthal, Mecklenberg 12/8/1840, marr. Bertha Schulz, dau. of Gottlieb and Louisa(Letzke)Schulz 5/3/1865; she born Daberkow, Pomerania 2/6/1848. Witnesses: August Schulz and Friedrich Goeks. (Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church record) Wilhelm and Louisa Berndt of town of Milw. to John Koehn, Jr. of same place, 10/7/1867 for $1025.00, the W^ N^ NE£ Sec. 7 in town of Milw. = 40 acres. This was the SE corner of present River and Brown Deer Rds. The Koehn's house still stands there on the S side of Brown Deer Rd.

u si 3*1 TRINITY EV. LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY N. Cedarburg Road, Mequon Koehn, Maria Sophia B. nee Vatke 1870 town of Milw. census Koehn, J.C. 62 farmer Mecklenberg Dorothea 58 wife " Joachim 18 " Joachim marr. Wilhelmina Degner, dau. of Carl and Wilhelmina (Liermann)Degner on 2/8/1880.

Koehn, John 28 farmer Mecklenberg Bertha 22 wife Prussia Maria 2 Wise John Jr. and Bertha Koehn on 11/30/1877 to Gotthilf Maas for $3480.00, the W^ N^ NE^ Sec. 7 T8 R22 E, Koehns reserving the above land until 3/15/1878. John and Bertha had purchased from the Maas' for $3000.00 Lot 10 Blk. 137 in Judge A.D.Smith's Addition, 12th Ward of City of Milw. same day. 1880 town of Milw. census Koehn, John C. 72 farmer Mecklenberg Dorothea 65 wife II Joachim 27 son II Witte, John 11 gr.son " (son of c: and John Witte) Carl Friedrich Koehn, son of Johann and Bertha(Schultz)Koehn, born and living town of Milw., marr. Bertha Emilie Radtke, dau. of Carl and Maria(Bach)Radtke, born Germany; marr. 3/7/1892. He is buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery as Fred, with his wife Augusta, who may have been a 2nd wife. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY (Fox Point) Koehn, Johann C. 2/22/1808 to 5/3/1890 Dorathea 12/12/1819 to 3/16/1895 (nee Witt) Koehn, Joachim 1851 to 1923 Koehn, Johann 8/30/1884 to 5/17/1912

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Koehn, Fred 1865 - 1943 Augusta 1869 - 1941 (died 7/29/1941)~~~~

Addition: Elisabeth Koehn, born 11/20/1839, marr. 1/8/1868 to George Gebhard, son of John and Maria(Bers)Gebhard; he born Hochheim, Germ., a confectioner. Married at St. Johannes Church (Fox Point).

34*. Addition: Johann and Maria Koehn left Mecklenberg-Schwerin and went to Hamburg, Germany. From there they sailed on the ship "Dr. Barth" - a very large ship holding many passengers, judging from the passenger list! The ship sailed into New York's Port on May 22, 1857.

~~~~ehn, Johann 47 farmer Maria 41 Johanna Soph. Louise 20 Sophia Carol ina Eli. 18 Christiana Maria Sop. 8 Joachim Chr. Theo. 5 Johann-Jochon 16~~~~

~~~~'tea* KOESTER, JOHN~~~~

1870 town of Milw. census Koester, John 28 farmer Mecklenberg Wilhelmine 25 wife Ida 6 mo. Wise John and Wilhelmine Wiechmann married in Milw. 11/8/1867. In 1871, the Maple Dale School was built on £ acre of Koester land, on the SW corner of Dean and Port Washington Rds. John purchased 20 acres of the SE^ Sec.8 T8 N R22 E 4/10/1876, His land was on the S side of Dean Rd., both sides of Port Wash ington Rd. He was born 7/18/1842 in Schliefenberg; she born 2/8/1845 in Belkhof. 1880 town of Milw. census Koester, Johann 37 farmer Mecklenberg Mina 35 wife II Ida 10 Wise Wilhelm 9 II Louise/Elise 4 II George 3 II Johann 1 ii Smith, Maria 75 Mother Mecklenberg Mrs. Smith must be John's mother; Maria Wiechmann, age 87 on the 1880 town of Milw. census may have been Mina's mother. St. John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd. lists Friedericke Carolina Sophie, born town of Granville 12/10/1869; was that Ida, shown above? Also, Wilhelm Johan Friedrich Mar tin on 4/19/1871 and Elise Carolina Sophie 9/29/1875. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Koester, John 7/18/1842 to 10/5/1892 Andreas 9/22/1887 to 5/20/1891 They're buried together. There were no Koester families shown in either the Town 7 or Town 8 Town of Milwaukee directory.

ff « 36j KOESTER, CHARLES Charles Koester may have been related to John Koester; both were from Mecklenberg. 1870 town of Milw. census Koester, Charles 43 laborer Mecklenberg Christiana 44 wife ii Charles 14 Wise Louisa 12 ii Fritz 10 II Lina Koester, age 17, born Mecklenberg, died March 1870, as shown on the Town of Milw. 1870 census death records. Louisa Koester, dau. of Charles and Christiana(Niemann) Koester, marr. 2/11/1877 to Hartwich Schultz, son of Fred and Hedwig(Prohl)Schultz, a tanner, born Laschenderf, Meck lenberg, living town of Milw., marr. Milw. Perhaps Charles Koester was related to John Koester. Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Christiana Koester died town of Milw. 11/10/1908 age 82 yrs.

~~~~A 3b~~~~

* So S* KOHLMETZ

1860 town of Milw,. census Kolmetz, Jacob 37 laborer MMecklenberg-Sch , Maria 33 wife Fredericka 5 William 3 Jacob John apparently is a tenant at this time. They are living next to the two Ebel families; Maria is nee Ebel, dau. of Johann and Maria Ebel, from Maria(Ebel)Kohlmetz's death record.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Kohlmetz, John 47 farmer Mecklenberg Maria 43 wife II William 10 Wise Alvina 7 II Fredericka apparently has died since the 1860 census.~~~~

To John Kohlmetz 11/6/1874 from John Silkman, for $600.00 for part SE^ Sec. 33 T8 N R22 E, beginning at a point on the S line of SEi Sec. 33 being 17 chains E of the SW corner, then N, E, S and W to the beginning = 10 acres. This was on the present NE corner of Hampton Ave. and Cumberland Blvd.

1880 town of Milw. census Kohlmetz, John 55 farmer Mecklenberg Mary 50 wife William 21 Alwine 17 Wise William marr. Wilhelmine Pagels, dau. of Charles and Helene Pagels 9/13/1883. They moved to the south side of Milwaukee and later, back to the Shorewood area in the 1920's. In 1981, two grandsons and a granddaughter lived in Shorewood. Alwine marr. Heinrich W. Kaestner 9/9/1886. Maria(Ebel)Kohlmetz's maiden name is written as "Aple" on her gravestone and as "Abel" on her death record; other records ' say "Ebel".

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Kohlmetz, John 5/9/1823 to 3/7/1897 Maria 8/25/1827 to 3/9/1904 F. 8/5/1854 to 1/30/1864~~~~

~~~~(I believe "F" Is Fredericke, the daughter not shown on the 1870 census)~~~~

~~~~Kohlmetz, Ferdinand 5/25/1860 to 2/17/1864 William 1884 - 1884~~~~

& 3GG Additional: Passengers on the nSir Robert Peel" leaving Hamburg, Germany for the Port of New York, arriving there on Dec. 17, 1858: Kohlmetz, J. age 35, a farmer, going to Wise from Mecklenberg Maria age 31, Ricke age 4 and Wilhelm, age 2.

V 16^ KOJE To Joseph Koge, Warranty Deed 5/12/1863 for 20 acres in SE^ Sec. 29; mortgage of $350.00. His land was on the SW corner of St. Monica Blvd. and E. Montclaire Ave. in Whitefish Bay. His house was on the W side of St. Monica Blvd. a short distance S of E. Belle Ave.

To Joseph Koje from John Swoeda(Schweda) 4/20/1871, mortgage for Lot 3 in N£ SVl£ Sec. 28 for $5400.00 for 5 acres; release date to be 4/13/1872. Joseph Koje's dau., Emma Koje marr. 1st to Alfred N. Bender on 12/24/1871; they were later divorced and she marr. 2nd to Anton Preuss. Another daughter, Rozalia(Rosa) marr. Jacob Bender, brother of Alfred Bender, on 11/25/1871. Mary Koje, Joseph's 1st wife, died in 1873 and is buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery. Joseph Koje's 2nd wife was Franzeska nee Popper. Joseph's son,Frank, marr. Laura Ann Ewer, dau. of Benjamin and Eleanor(Hunt)Ewer; the Ewers lived in the town of Granville. I either missed the Koje family on the 1870 census or they were living outside of the Town of Milwaukee. 1880 town of Milw. census Koge, Joseph 59 farmer Bohemia Franzeska 40 wife " Joseph died in 1901, living at 1340 10th St. (old numbering; would be about the 4300 block today). Joseph Koje - WILL - #15751 Vol.19 p.4 Dated 12/13/1900; he died 7/8/1901. Widow was Franziska, aged 65 on 7/17/1901, probate date. Son Frank, age 48, named executor; dau. Emma Preuss, age 45 and dau. Rosalie Bender, age 51 were also heirs, as were Emma(Koje)Bender Preuss' daugh ters, Ida Bender and Cora Bender McDowell. Real estate: Lot 51 Blk.16 Savings & Investment Assoc. Sub division #2 in Vl£ SVl£ Sec. 8 T7 R22 E in 21st Ward (formerly 13th Ward), City of Milw. Valued at $1200.00. Lot #53 Blk. 16 same subdivision = $1500.00. Personal property: note and mortgage for $2400.00 made by Alvina Matthieson and husband, Christian D. Matthieson, to Joseph Koje, dated 6/27/1901, Vol. 477 Mortgages, p.209 = $2400.00. Note for $50.00 by Alois Maly and cash of $606.95. To wife Franziska $1000.00; same amount to Rosa Bender and son Frank; $500.00 to dau. Emma Bries (Preuss). Rosa, already in my lifetime, rece/.ved $1000.00; Frank $950.00 and Emma Bries $500.00, to be deducted from their above mentioned amounts. To grandchildren, children of dau. Emma Bries, Ida Bender $300.00 and Gore (Cora) Bender $300.00. All rest of estate, real or personal, to be divided into 4 equal shares to Franziska, Rosa, Frank and Emma. Personal property: $1027.75 to estate of Franciska Koje, having received $253.75 during her lifetime. $331.51 to Frank, $300.00 to Cora; $300.00 to Ida; $281.52 to

3(f? Rosa and $281.52 to Emma. Laura Ann Koge, dau. of Benjamin and Eleanor(Hunt)Ewer; wife of Frank, born 12/28/1865, died 9/4/1890, living at 2504 Chestnut St., 15th Ward, City of Milw. Buried Forest Home Cemetery. Franciska Koge, also spelled Koje, Koji - WILL #16415 Vol. 20 p. 16. Dated 12/20/1901. She died 3/29/1902. All my interest in estate of my deceased sister, Aloisia Leckley to go to Antonie Tlusty, my sister, Emanuel Popper, my nephew and to Fanny Popper, my niece, share and share alike. All my interest in estate of my deceased husband, Joseph Koge, as follows: To Frank, my step-son $100.00; Rosa Bender, my step-dau. $200.00; Antonie Tlusty, my sister $200.00 and to Emma Preuss, step-dau., $200.00. Balance, if any to Emma Preuss. Emma Preuss to be executrix. All bedding to niece Fanny Popper. Wearing apparel to Mary(Popper)Cunata/Chunata, my sis ter-in-law of Wauzika, Grant Co., Wis. Balance of household to be divided among remainder of my relatives. I request a headstone and marble box to be erected on my grave and to be buried in Union Cemetery, Milw.

It was testified to that her first will was burned in her kitchen stove at the time the two witnesses signed her last will, in their presence. Mrs. Koge lived on 10th St. and was Moravian. Antonie Tlusty, of Milw., sister of Frantiska Koje, testified that Frantiska had no husband, father or mother or descendants except herself, as sister, and a half-sister, Josephine Trnec, nee Novak of St. Louis, Missouri, and children of Franz Popper, deceased brother of Frantiska. (Trnec also spelled Trnetz) Franz Popper's children were Gottlieb(a/k/a Bohumiel), age 32 of Wauseka, Wis.; Emanuel Popper age 31 of Milw.; Bertha Popper Koville, 27 of Milw.; Antonie Popper Winskatt/Wainscott of Ar kansas and Fanny Popper, 14 of Wauseka. Frantiska had a step-son, Frank Koge; step-dau. Rose Bender and step-dau. Emma Preuss, all of Milwaukee; Mary Cunat/Cunata/ Chunata, a sister-in-law of Wauzeka, Wis. Emanuel Popper and Hermina Szukup were the only surviving children of John Popper, deceased brother of Frantiska. Fanny Guldan and Gisella Guldan were the only children of Fanny Guldan, deceased dau. of John Popper. $138.69 went to estate of Aloise Lehky, deceased. Real estate went to Emma(Koge)Preuss.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Koge, Joseph 1821 - 1901 Mary 1816 - 1873 Preuss, Emma 1855 - 1931 Bender, Ida M. 11/28/1873 to 2/21/1930 (unmarr. dau. of Emma and Alfred N.Bender) KOSSENHASHEN To Otto Kossenhashen, 5/1/1857 for $1500.00 for Si NE^ NEi Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E = 20 acres. This was on the N side of present Devon St., between Lydell and Kent Avenues. There certainly had to be a house and/or other buildings for the high price he paid.

~~~~Oetje Kossenhaschen marr. Albertine D.A.Jens 4/16/1857 in Milw, County.~~~~

1860 town of Milw. census Kassenhaschen, Otto 58 farmer Prussia Doras 38 wife Mecklenberg-Sch, Anna 1 Wise Gensen(Jens), Mina 11 Prussia Oetje Kossenhaschen - WILL - Vol. 72 p. 599 Deeds Dated 10/16/1861. His last will stated he was a native of Zetel, Oldenburg, Germany, now living in town of Milw. Left to his wife, Albertine Dorothea Agnes Kossenhaschen, dau. of Johann Jens, his land in the town of Milw. and all goods, chattels, household furniture, horse, cattel, swine, geese, hens, chickens, wood, notes, mortgages, wagon, personal prop erty.To my daughter, Anna Margaretha Dorothea, all my lands, tenements and real estate at Zetel, between Vaxeland Jeser in the Grand Dukedom of Oldenburg, Germany and all buildings, im provements and appurtenances thereinto belonging. My wife is to take care and have custody of my daughter until said daughter becomes of age. Johann Meiners of City of Milw. to be sole executor but may substitute Mr. Theile Meiners of Jesinghose, Oldenburg as his substitute. Probated 11/27/1861.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Kossenhasghen, Oetje "died 11/1/1861 aged 59 years~~~~

From "Justice Dockets of Town of Milw.11, at the Golda Meier Library, UW-M, ARC collection: Otto Kassenhojen had several charges brought against him as a blacksmith, for overcharging in 1858, and for delivering less hay than promised, but charging for a full load. Sleighs were promised to be repaired, but weren't, or the charges were too high. His dogs went after sheep on neighboring farms.

yZbf KRAMER To Georg Kramer from Joseph Ody, 8/12/1853 for $600.00, the E£ UE£ Sec. 8 = 80 acres. George Kramer and Barbara his wife, to Daniel Heil on 12/12/1855 for $800.00, the E£ E£ NEi Sec. 8 = 40 acres. Daniel Heil was the Kramer's son-in-law, marr. to their daughter, Barbara.

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Kramer, George 52 farmer Hesse Darmstadt Barbara 60 " " They live next to the Heil family.~~~~

To George Kramer from Fred, and Friedericke Everts, all of town of Milw. 8/11/1865, for $3000.00 for N 6£ acres of S 10£ acres of W 19£ acres (lying W of the Washington rd.(Port Wash.Rd.)) of N^ Vl£ NEi Sec. 20 T8 R22 E. Barbara Kramer, Daniel and Barbara(Kramer)Heil of Milw. Co. and William and Dorothy(Kramer)Kirste of Ozaukee Co., 2/19/1868 all heirs of George Kramer, lately deceased, for $500.00 to Johannes Messer - the N 6£ acres of S 10^ acres of W 19£ acres lying W of the Washington Rd. of the N^ W^ NE£ Sec. 20. SEE KIRST FAMILY IN TOWN OF GRANVILLE FAMILIES 1870 town of Milw. census Cramer, Barbara 69 Hesse Darmstadt She lives with Daniel and Barbara Heil.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Kramer, Barbara 5/15/1801 to 5/2/1871 Her husband, George, is probably buried there with her but there is no existing gravestone now.~~~~

~~~~Additional: Georg and Barbara Kraemer, he age 43, a farmer; she age 42, arrived in the Port of New York on the "Georgia" from Havre on Oct. 2, 1850.~~~~

37* KRAUSE There were several Kraus/Krause/Crause families in the Town of Milwaukee in the early years: A Crause name is shown on the 1858 Town of Milw. map as owning a strip of land just N of the Krocker land, approximately 6500 block of N. Green Bay Rd., W side. 1860 town of Milw. census Kraus, Carl 62 merchant Brunschweig Juliana 54 ii Juliana 23 ii Fredrich 17 II Meyer, Juliana 10 Wise Julie Kraus, dau. of Charles and Julia Kraus, marr. 1/29/1864 to August Gallun, son of August and Louisa Gallun; he a farmer, born Ostawick, Prussia, living City of Milw. Judicial ceremony. Fred. Kraus, son of Charles and Julia(Thiele)Kraus, a clerk working in the 6th Ward, City of Milw., born Neuhaus, Braun schweig, marr. 12/26/1865 to Martha Eyring/Eiring, dau. of Henry and Cordula Wilhelmina(Ebeling)Eyring.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Krause, Fred. 48 carpenter Prussia August 10 II~~~~

Kraus, John Meck.-Sch Maria II Henry 12 ii Minna 10 II John 6 II Johann Fried. Krause, son of Ferdinand Fried, and Louise Catharine(Wolfram)Krause, a workman born Pomerania, living town of Milw., marr. 7/16/1865 to Hanna Emilie Uecke, dau. of Ludwig Christian and Maria Louise(Moedenwald)Uecke.

Carl Krause of town of Mequon on 3/8/1869 from Gottlieb and Maria Rosina Bittner, 20 acres in E^ SVl£ NE^ Sec. 6 for $1000.00. Carl Krause of Ozaukee Co., 3/7/1873 for $750.00 for 20 acres from Johann and Dorothy Dethlefs, the W^ SW^ NE^ Sec. 6. Charles Krause purchased for $4000.00 on 2/16/1874 from Paulus van de Plassche 80 acres the S^ NE^ Sec. 5; Kraus lived in town of Mequon prior to purchase.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Krause, Carl F. 32 farmer Pomerania Edith 22 wife Wise (parents born Saxony) Augusta 3 " Louisa 1 "~~~~

& 37/ Krause, Johann 61 farmer Prussia Maria 54 Prussia Louisa 12 Wise These two families are living near the Kuetemeyer family, just S of County Line Rd., near Port Washington Rd.; Carl is the Carl/Charles who purchased land in Sections 5 and 6 as shown above. St. Peter's Lutheran Church records: (formerly in River Hills) Krause, Johann Carl, b.4/20/1819 Stenge, district Wollin marr. 1st to Louise Wilhelmine Friederike Krueger 2/15/1849. They had a child prior to marriage - Carl Fried. Erdmann Krueger born 6/16/1847, illegitimate. August Wilhelm Krause born 4/30/1850, died young; Auguste Wilhelmine Albertine b & d young; Carl August Fried. 4/10/1856; Herman Wilhelm Fried. Erdmann 11/17/1857; Otillie Dorothea Friederike 3/14/1860; Louise 12/29/1867. Trinity Church of S. Mequon has a record of Emilia Johanna Friederike born 7/6/1864, dau. of Johan Carl Gottlieb and Maria Catharina(Krueger)Krause. St. Peter's Ev. Luth. Church record: Johann Christoph Gut- wasser died Feb. 10, 1875 age 1 yr.,10 me, 22 days. Carl Fried. Erdmann Krause (born 1847) marr. Ida Gutwasser (in Ozaukee Co. probably - no record in Milw. Co.) and they had: Auguste Friederike Louise 9/1/1876, marr. John Laabs; Louise Marie Charlotte 6/4/1879, marr.. Charlie Schoof; Ida Ottillie Bertha 12/24/1880, marr. William Burmeister; Karl Johann Friedrich 10/26/1882, marr. as Charles J. to Emilie Filter 10/14/1906; he died age 90 yrs.; Anna Louise Charlotte 9/6/1884, marr. Louis Burmeister; John A. born , marr. Elizabeth A. Koehler on 6/22/1918. On 3/16/1908, Carl Fried. Krause and wife Ida conveyed the S^ NWi Sec. 5 T8 Town of Milw. = 80 acres by WD to Charles J. and Emilie Krause, reserving for Carl F. and Ida Krause the S part of the dwelling house, consisting of a basement 16 x 28', a room 16 x 16' and a bedroom and closet on the 1st floor and rooms over the same space on the 2nd floor and joint use of the land within the space of 100 ft. from the E & W mid-line of the house to the south, extending from Port Washington Rd. to 100 ft. distance from the house. Ida died 11/9/1920, husband surviving. Her death record says her maiden name was Guttivasser, born 1/28/1858 Wise Charles J. Krause converted their barn into the "Hayloft Theater"/bar; it was a speakeasy during Prohibition and a theater in the 1930's and '40s. It later burned. Located where Port Washington Rd. and 1-43 merge today in the 9200 block N. Their house was moved to the W side of present 1-43 when Port Washington Rd. was widened and Highway 141 was con structed (it later became present 1-43); the house is on Pheasant Lane and W. Fairy Chasm Rd. Its Cream City bricks were removed in 1927 or 1928, according to Walter Krause, a grandson, as

~~~~« 374 was a long front porch prior to the move across the highway.~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Krause, Charles 1874 to 1941 Bertena 1874 to (no date on grave) Bertena Krause's death record states she died 12/9/1942. Krause, Anna 11/12/1838 to 8/16/1925 information from her death record; she was a widow and died in Wauwatosa (perhaps at the hospital there). There is no gravestone existing now. 1902 town of Milw. directory Krause, Charles farmer W side Port Washington Rd., S side County Line Rd. Charles, Jr. laborer ditto Their house still stands on W. County Line Rd., just W of I- 43 expressway on the S side of County Line Rd.

Trinity Ev. Lutheran Cemetery 9900 N. Cedarburg Road, Mequon Krause, Pauline (nee Haendel) 3/19/1848 to 12/27/1873 Her parents, Heinrich and Eleonore, are buried nearby: Haendel, Heinrich 9/16/1824 to 5/20/188 Eleonore 3/19/1825 to / /18 (death date cut off)

Z13 KRIEHN 1880 town of Milw. census Kriehn, Frederick 63 father-in-law Pomerania Fredericka 59 mother-in-law " They live with Julius and Bertha(Kriehn)Gruell. Fredericka's maiden name was Wieskow.

y IT/ KOEHLER 1860 town of Milw. census Koehler, Heinrich 35 laborer Mecklenberg-Sch Sophie 31 wife II II Caroline 7 ii II Carl 3 Wise Herman 2 mo. II Liberenz, Elsa 67 widow Mecklenberg-Sch Charles Koehler, son of Henry and Sophia(Laevernz)Koehler, born town of Milw., living City of Milw., a joiner, marr. on 3/8/1879 to Wilhelmina Koth, dau. of John and Sophia(Sass) Koth in a religious ceremony. Witnesses: Henry Schultz and J. Griessberg. I was unable to locate the Koehlers in the 1870 Town of Milw. census. Perhaps they moved to the City?

Ji / 37^ KOPP To Johann George Kopp, 9/13/1852 from Michael and Catherine Smith for $180.00 for E£ Vi£ SE^ Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E = 40 acres. To Georg Kopp, 11/29/1854, for $487.44 for 40.62 acres in NWi NWi Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E, from the Whipples. To Johann Michael Kopp of Ozaukee Co., Wis. from Johann George and Anna Margarethe Kopp, Johann George Kopp. Jr.and Helene Sperber on 3/23/1857 for $400.00 for the E£ Vl£ SEi and s£ VI£ Vl£ SEi Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E = 60 acres. To Leonhard Kopp from Johann George and Anna Margarethe Kopp on 3/23/1857 for $225.00 for S 10 acres in NE| NWi Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E. To George Kopp from Johann George and Anna Margaretha Kopp on 6/21/1862, all of Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wis., for $1700.00 for SVl£ SEi Sec. 36 T9N R21 E = 40 acres (this was Township of Mequon) and N^ NWi NW^ Sec. 6 T8 N R22 E = 20.31 acres. Witnesses: L. Kopp and Fr. Kaul. Michael Kopp was the son of George Johann and Anna M.(Fischer) Kopp. Michael's land was on the NE corner of Brown Deer and River Roads in present River Hills. His brother, George, had land on the SE corner of Range Line and County Line Rds., River Hills. Johann George and Anna Margarethe's land was west in the Town of Granville and north in Mequon. Barbara Kopp, born 9/12/1840 Hagen, Sulzbach, Bavaria, marr. 8/2/1857 in Mequon to Friedrich Wilhelm Kaul, born 5/17/1830 in Mittelhausen near Altstaedt, Theuringen. (The Laun family, of Mequon and Town of Granville, were also from Mittelhausen.)

~~~~1860 Town of Milw. census Kopp, Michael 26 farmer Bavaria Margaret 24 wife "~~~~

They married 4/14/1857, Justice of Peace Johann Millbrath. Michael was born 4/13/1833 Sulzbach; Kunigunde Margaret(Roesel) Kopp was born 10/10/1835 Hersbruck, Bavaria. A son, Johann Andreas, born 4/27/1859 apparently died by the 1860 census. Above is from St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church records, E. Gran ville (now River Hills). 1870 Town of Milw. census Copp, Michael 35 farmer Bavaria Kunigunde 34 wife II Louisa/Lina 14 Wise Maria 9 II Elisabeth 7 II Barbara 5 II John George 4 ii Kunigunde 2 mo. ii Louisa/Lina is not shown as their child in St. Peter's records; perhaps she was a niece. Mari, is recorded as Anna Margaret Magdalina born 8/1/1860 and as Lena Margareth Kopp, dau. of Michael and Kunigunde(Roesel)Kopp marr. 1/13/1880 to Carl Leonhardt Schmidt, son of Johann and Margareth(Seitz) Schmidt. St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale, also has a record of her birth on 8/1/1860, but names her Magdalena Margaretha Theresia. Their records also say Anna Margaretha was confirmed in 1874.

1880 town of Milw. census Kopp, Michael 45 farmer Bayern Margaret 46 wife II Mary 18 Wise Elizabeth 17 John 14 Cornelia 10 George 6 Henry 4 George Friedrich was born 5/29/1879, but is not shown on this census - died young? Cornelia is same as Kunigunde on the 1870 census. Anna Mary Margaretha Kopp, dau. of John Michael and Kunigunde (Roesel)Kopp, born Town of Milw., marr. there 1/1/1883 to Fred. Phillip Wussow, son of John Gottlieb and Katherine(Paul)Wussow, he born Mequon, Ozaukee Co., Wis., living Milw. Witnesses: Henry Wussow and John Michael Kuehnau. Kunigunde Kopp, dau. of same, marr. 6/25/1893 Town of E. Granville to Heinrich Burmeister, son of Johann and Wilhelmine (Hagen)Burmeister, born Milw. 1902 town of Milw. Town 8 directory Kopp, George farmer all living N side Brown Deer Rd., Henry " 2 blks. E of Range Line Rd. John Michael " ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CEMETERY Upper River Road, River Hills Kopp, Michael 4/13/1834 to 4/28/1909 Kunigunde 11/10/1835 to 9/23/1905

GRACELAND CEMETERY Kopp, John M. 1866 - 1944 (all names Emma 1876 - 1942 are on the Loosen, Dennis 1949 - 1967 gravestone) Kopp, George 1873 - 1938 Hulda 1881 - 1959 Kopp, Henry 1876 - 1959 Eleanore 1882 - 1949 (nee Goecks) Kopp, John 1881 - 1947 Emma 1893 - 1970 (nee Jocwer) Kopp, Herman 1879 - 1935 Alma A. 1880 - 1969 St. Peter's Ev. Lutheran Church: Kopp, Leonhard and Anna (Schmidt)Kopp had George Michael 9/8/1862; Johann Friedrich

* tl 377 10/22/1863 and Konrad Wilhelm 12/12/1864. Also from St. Peter's Church records: Johann George Kopp, born 11/17/1792 Hoegen near Sulzbach, Bavaria marr. 1st to Anna Zimmerman, born Kegelheim near Sulzbach; they had: Appolonia 1818, marr. Michael Pirner April 1844, and Johann born 1822. Johann George marr. 2nd to Anna Margaretha Fischer on 11/24/1824 in Ehrenhill near Sulzbach; she born 9/5/1804 near Hersbruck, Bavaria. They had: Leonard 5/30/1826; Anna Barbara 12/17/1830; Helena 1/8/1833, marr. Sperber; Johann Michael 4/13/1834, marr. Margaret Roesel; George 1/30/1837, marr. Auguste Mueller 6/24/1862; Barbara 9/12/1840, marr. Friedrich Wilhelm Kaul; Margaretha 3/31/1843, marr. George Sperber and Friedrich Carl 12/8/1849, marr. Barbara Margareth Schmid 1874. On 6/3/1899, probate of Barbara Heil(Mrs. Daniel)'s estate showed Michael Kopp had a claim of $627.67, being $600.00 plus interest that was paid Feb. 1900; $100.00 owed by Barbara and George Heil in 1895 and $500.00 owed by same to him in 1896. KROCKER Johann Link to Karl Krocker on 12/24/1855 for the covenants herein contained for the tavern known as "die Lufriedenheit" and adjoining 12 acres as pointed out of the S 40 acres of Lots I and 2 Sec. 31 T8 N R22 E for 3 yrs., from 1/1/1856 and Krocker to pay rent of $150.00 yearly in installments of $37.50 each and every £ on the 1st day of Jan., April, July and Oct. of each year. This tavern was located on Green Bay Rd., a little south of the present Silver Spring House Tavern/Restaurant at 6655 N. Green Bay Rd. To Carl Krocker 12/22/1857 from August and Caroline Salomon for $900.00 for S 4.86 acres of 9.86 acre tract lying and being in SE fract.i Sec. 19, beginning at a point in the £ Sec. line II chains S of £ Sec. post, then S 6.74 ch., E 14.73 ch. to center of Green Bay Rd., then along center of road northerly 6.81 ch., W 14.54 chains to beginning. Perhaps this woman was related to Charles Krocker: Caroline A. Krocker, dau. of John Carl and Emilie L.(Regnor) Krocker, marr. 9/20/1860 to Johann F.W.Kruger. Caroline and John Krueger were godparents to Charles and Christiana Krocker's children; the Krockers were godparents to the Krueger children from St. Peter's Ev. Luth. Church records. There is no marriage record in Milw. County for Charles and Christiana ( ) Crocker/Kroker. 1860 town of Milw. census Kroker, Carl 33 farmer/tavern keeper Prussia Christiana 33 wife Bertha 3 Wise Hulda 1 Dethlaff, John 36 Denmark John Dethlef appears to be helping out at the farm or tavern. He marr. widow Dorothy(Hilger)Wussow about 1864. 1870 town of Milw. census Krocker, Charles 43 farmer Prussia Christine 43 wife Bertha 13 Wise Hulda 11 Charles 9 Emma 7 Herman 5 " (born Dec.6,1866) Henry 2 " (born Mar.4,1868) Wilhelm Herman and Heinrich Max's birth records from St.Peter Ev.Luth.Church record (formerly in E. Granville, now present River Hills). Krocker, Adolph 40 laborer Prussia QC II Henry 2 " I do not know if the two Krocker men were related,

A f 3 74 Bertha Krocker, dau. of Charles and Christiana Krocker, marr. 4/22/1878 to Friedrich Lui(Louis)Grober, age 26, son of Gott fried and Caroline Grober; he born and living in town of Milw., a farmer. Christiana Krocker died July 3, 1875.

~~~~There is no marriage record in Milw. County for Charles and 2nd wife Augusta; perhaps married out of the county.~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Krocker, Charles 53 farmer Prussia Augusta 54 wife Saxony Hulda 21 Wise Herman 13 ii Henry 11 81 Charles Krocker, son of Charles and Eleanora Krocker, farmer and tavern-keeper, born Silesia, Germany, living town of Milw., marr. Catharina Rosenbaum, dau. of Anton and Anna Solcheck, at town of Milw. 12/23/1882. Witnesses: Henry Raabe, Joseph Koje. (This was Charles, age 53 above. Apparently 2nd wife, Augusta, also died.) The tavern Charles originally leased in 1855 became his; one of his heirs sold it to John Kleist in 1902. Kleist turned the tavern into a cigar factory and built a new tavern. The 1854 tavern/cigar factory was torn down in 1931.

Charles Crocker, son of Charles and Christiane(Kleinert)Crocker, a liveryman, born and living Milw., marr. 7/5/1887 to Minnie Jahns, dau. of Henry and Henriette(Geyer)Jahns in a legal cere mony. Witnesses: Fr. W. Mueller and Mrs. L. Gieseler.

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Krocker, Johannes 1/7/1827 to 2/14/1887 Christiana 3/17/1827 to 7/3/1875 Henry 3/4/1868 to 10/24/1892 Charles 1887 to~~~~

~~~~Grober, Bertha 1856 to 1939 (died in Muskego, Waukesha Co.) Louis 8/9/1850 to 7/7/1884 There were no Krockers in either the Town 7 or Town 8 directory of 1902.~~~~

~~Additional: Carl and Christians -Krocker, both age 27, he a farmer, came from Festenberg, Prussia to Bremen. From there, they sailed to the Port of Baltimore on the "Beta" arriving May 31, 1854.~~

Charles Krocker, son of Chas. and Christiana Krocker, born Town of Milw., living Milw., a livery stableman, marr. in the 6th Ward on 9/11/1886 to Emma Francis McNolly, dau. of Thomas and Anna McNolly; judicial ceremony. Witnesses were Maggie Liver and Lizzie Seemiller.

to V 380 KRUEGER, FRIEDRICH AUGUST Joseph Anderegg to Friedrich August Krueger 10/4/1851 for $800.00 for 70 acres in s£ NE^ Sec. 20 T8 N R22 E = £ Sec. with the exception of 10 acres taken from the NW corner and conveyed by Anderegg to Gallus Isenring on 8/28/1850. This land was on the E and W sides of Port Washington Rd. approximately in the 7000 block. Friedrich August Krueger and Theresa, his wife, for $300.00 to Jacob Imhoff and Johannes Messer on 6/14/1853 for 30 acres in NE part of s£ NE^ Sec. 20. 1860 town of Milw. census Krueger, F. A. 46 farmer Hanover Theresa 36 wife Prussia

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Krueger, Fredrich 54 farmer Hanover Theresa 47 wife Mecklenberg Steinmetz, John 14 Wise Christian 9 "~~~~

~~~~There was nothing on the census to explain why the Steinmetz children were living with them..~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Krueger, Friederich A. 11/8/1815 to 8/8/1872 (I unearthed this gravestone, along with two others, from under the roots of a large tree on the N side of the cemetery, in 1986)

if£ '3?/ KRUEGER, JOHANN FREDRICH To Fredrich Crager, Deed, 10/27/1846 for $200.00 for 80 acres in Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E - the NE or JH£ of NW^ See 5. (This man and this purchase will make sense farther down when you read his will. This was on the S side of County Line Rd., E and W sides of present Wakefield Ct.) To John Crager, Deed, 10/27/1846 for $100.00 for part of NE£ and N^ NW^ Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E; W, then N to NW corner of the 80 acres deeded this day to Fred. Crager, then S = 35.52 acres. (I do not know what the relationship was between John and Fred. Krueger.) 1850 town of Milw. census Creger, Fredrich 48 farmer Germany Fredericka 34 " William 18 " Mena 14 " Hannah 10 " Alwena 6 " Augusta 4 " They are living near the William and Harriet Stewart and Fiebrantz families, in the SW area of this town. To Johan F. Kreager 5/8/1851 for $102.80 for 5.14 acres from Friedrich Wm. Wergin, beginning at SW corner of Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E, then N, E, S & W to = 14 chains 54 links x 72° E 3 chains 50 links. On same date, he also purchased for $67.40 from Godfried Ludwig and Engel Dorothy Wergin 3.37 acres in SW^ Sec. 29 T8 N R22 E, beginning on the W boundary line of SW^ 14.54 chains N of the SW corner, then N, E, S & W. The above land was on the NE corner of Silver Spring Rd. and Sunny Point Rd. Ludwig and Engel Dorothy Wergin, William Wergin, and Martin and Friederike Witte to Johan Fried. Krueger 7/21/1853, Deed, for $1.00 for part of Sec. 29 T8, W of Milw. River, except for a strip of land 2 rods wide, beginning where the E & W £ section line of Sec. 30 intersects with the line of See 29, then S to the N point of Kreager's land, being 25 chains 56 links N of the SW corner of See 29, then S to William Wergin's land. This strip of land to be kept free and to be perpetually used by the Wergins, Wittes (Fred and Martin) and J.F.Kreager as a road to and from their respective lands. (The road went E off Sunny Point Rd., then south.)

~~~~Johanna Krueger marr. August Voeks 9/7/1857. Wilhelm Krueger, witness.~~~~

John Fred. Crager - WILL - Dated 2/19/1858 To Friedericka, beloved wife, the homestead of 8.51 acres in See 29 T8, purchased 5/18/1851. To son William, 80 acres in See 5 T8 purchased 10/27/1846, but he to pay $1000.00 as follows: $200.00 each to my daughters Hannah, Mina, Alvina, Augusta and to my wife. Son William also to get 1 cow, 1 span of horses, 2 wagons, 1 sleigh and 1 harness. Will probated 4/3/1858. 1860 town of Milw. census Kroeger, Fredericka 41 widow Prussia Wilhelm 28 farmer II Alwena 16 ii Augusta 14 II Auguste Caroline Louise Krueger, dau. of Johann and Friederike Krueger, marr. 5/5/1867 at St. John's Church to Edward Johann Ferdinand Schulz, a farmer born Pommerania, Prussia, living town of Milw., son of Friederich and Caroline Schulz. QCD 12/31/1868: Augusta Schultz, born Krueger, one of the heirs-at-law of John Fred. Krueger, late of Milw. Co., deceased, and Edward Schultz, her husband of town of Hustisford, Dodge Co., Wis., to August Voeks of town of Milw., for $200.00 for the E 21.68 acres of Ni NWi Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E and the W 58.40 acres of NE^ See 5 T8, in all = 80 and 2/100ths acres. Maria Louise Friederike Krueger, dau. of Johann and Friederike Krueger, marr. 7/15/1866 at St. John's Luth. Church, City of Milw., to Philipp Schardt, son of George and Maria Eva Schardt, he a farmer, born Erie Co., Penn., living town of Milw. 1870 town of Milw. census Krueger, Wilhelm 38 farmer Prussia Augusta 34 wife II Emma 9 Wise Bertha 7 II Anna 5 II John 2 II

~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Krueger,Wilhelm 3/9/1832 to 6/12/1895 Augusta 8/7/1836 to 2/2/1906 (He died age 63 yrs.; they were members of St. Peter's Lutheran Church on 55th St. & W. Mill Rd.)~~

383 KRUEGER, MISC, Martin and Sophia Krueger: To Mart in Krueger 5/22/184 8 for $900.00 for 20 acres on N end of VI£ SVl£ See 6 T7 N R22 E and 40 acres in S end of NW fractional £ Sec. 6 T7. (This land was bounded by N. 27th St., N and S si des of W. Congress St. and Teutonia Ave.) To Mart in Krueger, deed, 5 /18/1848 for $400.00 for VI£ of undivided Vl£ SWi See 31 T8 N R22 E = 40 acres. Martin and Sophia Krueger, 2/20/1852, to Fried. E. Krueger for $1000. 00 for N£ Lot 7 Blk .41 2nd Ward and 30 acres, beginning at £ Sec. post W side of See 6 T7 N R22 E, then S 9.95 chains, E 20.11 chains, S 26° W22.30 chains, W 10.05 chains to See li ne, then N 9.95 cha ins to beginning.

August Krueger: To August Krueger, deed, 9/16/1849 for $300.00 for 15.43 acres, beginning at SW corner SVl£ See 5 T7 N R22 E, then E, N, W and S. 1860 town of Milw. census Krueger, Anna 67 Prussia She lives in a roomi ng house on Green Bay Rd. Krueger, Carl 31 laborer Meek.-Schwerin Mina 35 wife ii II Charles 6 Wise Francisca 4 H Mary 2 n Kroeger, William 48 farmer Prussia Wilhelmina 38 wife II Carl 18 II Wilhelmina 13 II Amelia 10 II Paulus 6 II Matilda 4 II

1880 town of Milw., census Krueger, Mary 60 working out Prussia Ida 24 dau. II August 33 son II Ida Krueger, dau. of Ludwig and Marie Krueger, marr. 7/14/1880 to John Grootemaat, son of John and Maria Grootemaat; marr. in town of Milw.

~~1902 town of Milw. directory Krueger, Mary wid. of Louis E side Green Bay Rd., 1 blk N of Bender's Bridge Rd. Krueger, August laborer NW Sec. 31 (between Villard and Hampton, 21st to 27th Sts.)~~

~~~~Krueger, Max blacksmith NE corner Hampton & Port Wash, rds. (next to Gaulke's tavern)~~~~

~~~~3*y TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Krueger, Maria 5/1/1830 to 5/28/1905 nee Moritz (her death record does not list her parents, but does say she was widow of Ludwig Krueger)~~~~

~~~~ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY Krueger, Wilhelmine 11/11/1846 to 11/13/1909 (her death record says 1908^; dau. of Carl Kuhn, born Germany, died a widow. Husband's name not given.)~~~~

Addition: August Krueger, son of Chas. and Wilhelmine(kadwig) Krueger, a carpenter born Treptow and Foolenz, Prussia, living City of Milw., marr. 4/25/1875 to Mary Sanbert, dau. of Henry and Eliza(Roehrdanz)Sanbert in a religious ceremony; William Geyer, pastor.

~~~~39 f KRUSE~~~~

To Wilhelm Kruse from Wilhelm Ziller for $150.00, 8/30/1858, the E 20 acres of W 22 acres of S 30 acres of SW^ SVl£ See 33 T8 N R22 E. To Wilhelm Kruse on 11/11/1862 for $500 for E 10 acres of W 20 acres of S 30 acres of SWi SW^ Sec. 33 T8 N R22 E. This land was on the present NE corner of Hampton and Berkeley Blvd. in Whitefish Bay. On 10/1/1867 beginning at a point on the SW corner of SE^ See 33 T8 N R22 E, running 20 chains, then E 5 chains, then S 20 chains, W 5 chains to place of beginning, intending to convey 10 acres of said £ Section, from John H. and Rachel Silk- man. This land was on the present NE corner of Marlborough Dr. and Hampton Ave. and later was sold to the Fred Krueger family. Excerpt from "The Justice Dockets - Town of Milwaukee" now in possession of the Golda Meier Library at UW-Milwaukee, in the Area Research Center: Mina Kruse was charged by Fritz Murr of administering poison to four of his hens of value of $1.50. His hens were "Malicious ly destroyed." May 21, 1864. (Mina was wife of Wilhelm Kruse) William Kruse accused of putting in the ballot box, frau- dently, without the consent of and before the inspector could stop him, three tickets or votes. Nov. 16, 1867.

1870 town of Milw. census Kruse, William 46 farmer Mecklenberg Mina 42 wife ii Adolphus 15 Wise Friedericke 11 H Augusta 4 ii Wilhelm 10 II Heims, Dorothea 73 mother-in-law Mecklenberg Adolph Kruse, son of William and Wilhelmina(Heinz)Kruse, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. Wilhelmine Ehlers, dau. of Adolph and Amalia(Heide)Ehlers on 11/12/1876. A Johann Kruse died in the town of Milw. 5/18/1877, survived by widow Johanna; daughters Ida Elizabeth 23; Elizabeth 13; Dina 16; and sons Herman Charles 21 and Charles John 18. Per haps he was related to Wilhelm Kruse.

~~~~1880 town of Milw. census Kruse, William 56 farmer Mecklenberg Mina 54 wife " Augusta 14 " Augusta marr. August Bauch 7/1/1883, son of Johann and Rieka Bauch, also of Whitefish Bay.~~~~

~~~~Kruse, Adolph 25 farmer Wise Minnie 25 wife II Rosa 3 II Otto 1 ii Adolph died 7/13/1885 in the Town of Milwaukee,~~~~

380 Adolphus had purchased his father's land in 1875. Friedericke Kruse marr. 11/12/1876 to William Lutz, son of Fredrich and Louisa(Schutz)Lutz. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Kruse, Wilhelm 10/4/1823 to 3/5/1887 Wilhelmine 8/13/1827 to 7/5/1892

~~~~Kruse, outline of baby grave, no stone~~~~

~~~~Kruse, Wilhelm 7/20/1860 to 6/7/1867 "Brother" Maria 2/2/1853 to 6/7/1867 "Sister"~~~~

By June 1892, the Kruse's land on Berkeley and Hampton Rd. was sold to Mrs. Sly, a speculator for land development. UNION CEMETERY, MILW. Lutz, Wilhelm 6/7/1853 to 9/26/1912 Friederike 7/20/1856 to 3/1/1928 Fredrich C.W. 6/29/1823 to 11/25/1881 Minna Kruse - WILL #49706 Vol. 356 p.183 Will dated 1/26/1921; she died 3/13/1921. A witness to the will testified Minna was about 60 years of age. Daughter Rose Bloedow was left the property known as 1275- 5th St. (old numbering), City of Milw., a lot 37' x 125' with a two story frame flat building on it. In the event of Rose's death, it was to go to her children. Remainder of estate to be divided among her three children - Rose, Alfred and Otto A. The land was appraised at $7500.00; it was on the SW corner of 5th and Burleigh Sts., as of May 9, 1921, being the NEi of See 17 T7 N R22 E in the 25th Ward, city of Milw. There was also a $1,300.00 mortgage of Fred Krueger and wife on the 8 acres of land in Whitefish Bay. Rose got the land and house valued at $7500.00, minus the $2500.00 mortgage on same, plus 1/3 of the residue of the estate. Otto A. and Alfred each received their 1/3 share of the residue of the estate.

Rosa Kruse, Otto Kruse, Alfred Kruse - Minors, $92SCT Vol.16 p.465. On 4/26/1892, Minna Kruse, widow of Adolph Kruse of Milw., deceased, and daughter of Adolph Ehlers, states that Adolph Kruse died in the Town of Milw. 7/13/1885, leaving her and their three minor children; Rosa between 15 and 16 yrs. as of 1892, Otto between 13 and 14 yrs. of age and Alfred between 7 and 8 yrs. There was no provision in Adolph's will for a guardian of said infants. His personal and real estate did not exceed $200. Adolph Ehlers of Town of Milw. appointed guardian.

Augusta(Kruse)Bauch Wolff - WILL #117440 Vol.741 p.288 See BAUCH. Obituary: Kruse, Lucille M. Of Shorewood, died 1/8/1992 age 87 yrs., wife of late Walter B. Kruse. Mother of Richard(Sharon)Kruse, Milw., 3 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren survive. Burial Wisconsin Memorial Park. Member of Luther Memorial Chapel.

£ 3SS KUETEMEYER 1850 city of Milw. 4th Ward Kutemyer, Christina 14 Germany Febrantz, Rachel 21 " Betsey 18 " They live with Benj. I. Belden, age 42, saloon keeper, born Germany. Perhaps it is a rooming house. Also in the 4th Ward by 1866: Fred., Sr. and Wilhelmine Kuetemeyer and Fred., Jr. and Elizabeth Kuetemeyer selling land together to another party. Perhaps they were related to John Kuetemeyer, below.

1850 City of Milw. 1st Ward Geddemeyer, John 28 mason Hanover Anna 22 Bavaria John 1 Wise To George Kuetimier, 4/24/1854 for $800.00 for N^ SE£ Sec. 5 T8 N R22 E = 80 acres. He also purchased Lots 9 and 12 Blk.8 Kneeland's Addition, City of Milw. 7/4/1851 for $150.00. To Johann Bruhn 4/24/1854 from Georg and Anna Kuetemeier for $112.00 for N^ Lot 9 Blk.8 Kneeland's Addition 2nd Ward, City of Milw. From Georg and Anna Kietemeyer, 9/11/1854 to Joachim Krueger, all of City of Milw., for $530.00 for Lot 12 Blk. 8 Kneeland's Addition, 2nd Ward. (Lot 12 probably had a house on it for that price) 1855 State of Wis, census for Town of Milw. Gedemeyer, George: 2 males, 2 females; 2 foreign born.

1860 town of Milw. census Kutmaier, Georg 39 farmer Hanover Anna 27/29 wife Bavaria Johann 11 Wise Mary 9 " Their 80 acre farm was located approximately on the SE corner of present Fairy Chasm and Port Washington Rds. Anna was nee Baesel; her father, John, died 1859 in the town of Milw. and her brother, Johann, and sister Margaret(Mrs. Conrad)Pickel lived nearby.

1870 town of Milw. census Kuetemeyer, George 50 farmer Hanover Anna 42 wife Bavaria John 21 Wise Maria 19 II Margaretha Barbara Wilhelmine Kuetemeyer, dau. of George and Anna Kuetemeyer, marr. 9/26/1870 to John William Laun, a farmer living town of Granville, born Mittelhausen, Sax Weimar, Germany, son of Georg Rudolph and Mary Laun.

*1 Johann Henry F. Kuetemeyer, son of George W. and Anna (Besel)Kuetemeyer, a farmer born Milw., marr. Maria Wilhelmina Carolina Wussow, dau. of August and Dorothy(Hilger)Wussow on 11/24/1872 in town of Granville, Wis. Witnesses were Anna Kuetemeyer and Henry Wussow. (That record is from Milw. Co. Marriage records; the record at Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church, South Mequon includes: Johan Heinrich Fried, born 8/18/1849 Milw.; Marie Wilhel.Caroline born on 12/14/1856 town of Milw.)

1880 town of Milw. census Kutmeyer, John 30 farmer Wise. Mary 23 wife " Brunner, Gottlieb 17 farm laborer Bavaria Kuetemeyer,George 59 farmer Hanover Anna 54 wife Bavaria Laun, Anna 7 gr.dau. Wise. Maria(Wussow)Kuetemeyer died April 1885, leaving a small son, George, and husband John. She is buried in the old St. Peter's Church cemetery, River Hills, on Upper River Rd., with the senior Kuetemeyer graves. John Kuetemeyer, son of George and Anna(Boesel)Kuetemeyer, of town of Milw., marr. 4/11/1886 to Emma Dethlefs, dau. of Hans and Dorothea(Hilger)Dethlefs. Witnesses: John Dethlefs and Ida Busse. (Widower John married his first wife's half-sister, Emma Dethlefs. His mother-in-law, Dorothea(Hilger)Wussow had also been widowed and married second to John/Hans Dethlefs. Their daughter, Emma, was 19 years younger than her new husband.)

The following information came from Mrs. Irma(Kuetemeyer)Rahn Praefke to me in 1982. John Kuetemeyer and first wife, Mary, lived on his parents' farmland, in present Bayside. After his father, George, and John's wife, Mary, died and John had remarried, he sold his farmland to his sister and her husband - Mary and John Wm.Laun. The Laun home still stands on the former Kuetemeyer land, on the E side of Port Washington Rd. a little south of Fairy Chasm Rd. John and his new wife went to live with her parents, on the Wussow/Dethlefs farm. It was located on the E side of Range Line Rd. between Dean and Brown Deer Rds. Their first two chil dren were born there. In 1893, John and Emma purchased a tavern, formerly managed by Mr. Wetzel the previous 20 years, and begun by Gallus Isenring in 1854. It was on the SW corner of Green Tree and Port Washing ton Rds., named the Gruen Baum Tavern (Green Tree). Gallus Isenring had sold the tavern to Martin Gottfried Bruss.

~~~~The rest of the Kuetemeyer children were born in this~~~~

&tf 3^ tavern/home: their names (and ages as of 1984) were Irma, 86 yrs., Adella age 85; Meta 81; Fred(Fritz) who died age 16 in 1905 and Fillmore, who died age 43 yrs. The Kuetemeyers sold the tavern in 1918 and John built a new home, still standing, on the SW corner of the 1-43 south on-ramp and Good Hope Rd. The home was built of wood, later stuccoed, and later still, nearly inundated with dirt from the construction of the new bridge overpass at Good Hope Rd. and widening of Good Hope Rd. John Kuetemeyer died in 1928. Emma lived to age 102 years, spending her last years in the Glendale Nursing Home (Green Tree Health Care Center now) which had been built on the earlier Kuetemeyer farmland and tavern site. John and son Fred had been buried in the Town of Milw. Cemetery; Emma later had them reburied in Valhalla Cemetery. John and Maria(Wussow)Kuetemeyer's son George marr. Dora Schlehein. George died in 1953; by 1983, Dora was living in Luther Manor. She died there age 101 yrs. 10/6/1984, survived by sons Paul(Margaret) and George(MaryAnn) and a daughter-in- law, Rosemary. Dora was also buried in Valhalla, as was George.

~~~~ST. PETER'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY Upper River Rd., River Hills~~~~

~~~~Kuetemeyer, Georg 9/18/1821 to 9/7/1881 Anna 1828 to 1918 Maria "nee Wussow" 11/14/1856 to 4/5/1885~~~~

VALHALLA CEMETERY Kuetemeyer, John Georg 8/18/1849 to 9/6/1928 Emma Dethlefs 8/6/1868 to 2/12/1971 1902 town of Milw. directory Kuetemeyer, George laborer E side Port Washington rd., corner Green Tree Rd.

~~~~John Proprietor ditto Gruene Baum saloon~~~~

~~~~(however, this is a typo error; the house/saloon were on the west side of Port Washington Rd.)~~~~

~~~~Dassow, Meta S. (nee Kuetemeyer). Dec. 9, 1994, aae 92.years. Dear mother of Armtn (Lorna) and Allen (Sheila) Dassow. Grandmother of Debra Dassow, Pam~~~~

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1860 town of Milw. census Kuhn, Johann 39 laborer Prussia Doras 44 wife August 16 Fritz 12 Minna 9 Johann 7 Pauline 4 Wise They are not shown on the 1870 town of Milwaukee census. Yette Kuenn, dau. of Johann and Dorothea(Schroeder)Kuenn marr. at town of Milw. 4/21/1872 to John Lang, son of Carl and Sophia(Witt)Lang; he born Wattow, Mecklenberg-Schwerin; she born Friedrichsh., Mecklenberg-Schwerin.

~~~~Louis Kuhn, son of John and Dorothea Kuhn, a carpenter born Prussia, living Milw., marr. 9/23/1876 to Eva Ebert, dau. of John and Eva Ebert.~~~~

UNION CEMETERY - MILWAUKEE Kuhn, Fred buried 11/21/1907; removed from Town of Milw. Cemetery and reburied here. No death record; may have died outside Milw. County. Kuhn, Walter buried 1/6/1906; also removed from Town of Milw. Cemetery and reburied here.

*" « in KUHLEMANN 1880 town of Milw. census Kuhlemann, Carl 50 Prussia Margaret 45 II Auguste 5 Wise

~~~~Auguste marr. Albert Markert.~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Kuhlemann, Karl Sept. 1828 to 1/21/1904 Above is from Karl's death record which also stated he was a farmer, born Germany, husband of Goetchen Kuhlemann; buried Town of Milw. cemetery. Margaret(Goetchen) is probably also buried there, but there is no existing gravestone for either.

Death record: Valentin Kuhlmann born Germany 4/2/1828, a con tractor, husband of ; son of Elizabeth and Valentine Kuhl mann, died 2/12/1895. Lived 219 -14th St. (old numbering) in 15th Ward. Buried Union Cemetery. I included this only on the chance he may have been related. 1902 town of Milw. directory - town 7 Kuhlemann, Charles farmer W side Port Washington Rd., 2 blks N of RR tracks (C& NW RR) He lived on W side of the 4400 blk. of N. Port Washington Rd.

A% '393 LANGSCHWAGER To Friedrich Langschwager, 10/27/1868, for $1400.00 from John and Louise Pagels for s£ NE£ NE£ Sec. 29 T8 N R22E = 20 acres. This was between St. Monica Blvd. and Lydell Ave. on the N side of present Devon St. in Whitefish Bay. The Pagels had purchased same in 1865 for $800.00 so I presume a house had been built for the increase in price. There was a two story cream city brick house the Langschwagers later moved from somewhere E on their property to a new founda tion at 5220 N. Lydell Ave. It may have been a house the Pagels had built; that house was razed in the early 1960's and a new house was built on the site. Either I missed the Langschwagers on the 1860 census for the Town of Milw. or they were living in the City. 1870 Town of Milw. census Langschwager, Fred C. 56 farmer Mecklenberg Magdalena 54 wife II Maria 23 II Charles 16 Wise Magdalena is also known as Helena; her maiden name was Schumann. Perhaps she was related to Christoph Schumann, age 56 on the 1870 census, who lived nearby in present Glendale.

Langschwager, John 24 farmer Mecklenberg Sophia 19 wife " Sophia was a dau. of Christian and Sophia(Schukuechl) Pauls; they marr. 10/3/1869 in Milw. County. John was a son of Fred C. and Magdalena(Schumann)Langschwager. Witnesses: John Schumann and Albert Knueppel.

1880 town of Milw. census Langschwager, Frederich 66 farmer Mecklenberg Helena 54 wife " Langschwager, Charles 21 son Wise Bertha 21 dau.in-law " Helena is buried with "Christopher" Langschwager; presumably this is Fredrich C, her husband shown on the 1870 and 1880 censuses. Charles marr. Bertha Bolzendahl, dau. of Johann and Fried ericke Bolzendahl on 7/28/1878. Bertha died in 1892 and Charles marr. again, 12/26/1893, to Fredericka Luebbe, dau. of John and Annie Luebbe. Charles and Fredericka's house still stands at 201 W. Devon St., Whitefish Bay, later moved up onto its present foun dation.

~~~~Langschwager, John 34 farmer Mecklenberg Sophie 29 wife II Herman 9 Wise~~~~

394 Alvina 7 Wise. Bertha 4 " Anna 4 mo. " Sophie's maiden name was Pagels. Herman marr. Ida Baumann 11/2/1894; Alvina marr. Karl Differt 10/14/1894 and Bertha marr. Heinrich Helm 9/14/1895. UNION CEMETERY, MILW. Langschwager, John 10/12/1844 to 4/6/1922 Sophie 9/14/1850 to 6/20/1893

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Langschwager, Helena 1824 -- 1900 Christopher 1816 -- 1895 Bertha 1858 -- 1892 Carl 1859 -- 1929 Rieka 1867 -- 1954 Meta 1891 -- 1913 "Dau." Ella 1880 -- 1905 "Dau." Helena was born 10/5/1824, died 10/13/1900. Meta and Ella were daughters of Carl and Bertha. Carl died 9/23/1929, age 70 yrs. 8 mo. 22 days. Langschwagers were members of St.John's Lutheran Church on Port Washington Rd. All above names are on one monument. Langschwager, George 1894 - 1918 "Father" son of Carl and Riecke.

Martha Langschwager, dau. of Charles and Minna Langschwager, born Town of Milw., marr. 11/3/1906 to Alfred Redlich, son of August and Auguste; he a book binder, born Milw., living 197 Reservoir Ave.(old numbering), City of Milw. Witnesses: Elsa Marquardt and Charles Siefert. Charles Langschwager - WILL - #78049 Vol.138 p.249 Will dated 7/7/1921; he died 9/23/1929, leaving everything to wife Riecka and after her death, to her heirs. She to be executrix. Heirs: Daughters Emma Langschwager Zimmermann and Hulda Langschwager Luebbe; son Walter Langschwager. Real estate: That part of the SWi NE^ See 29 T8 at the SE corner of Hazelwood Park Subdiv. and in said £ Sec. to the center line of Port Washington Rd., beginning at a point in the E line of SVl£ NE£ Sec. 29, said point being 283.47' S of the N line thereof and being the SE corner of Hazelwood Park, then running S along said E line 70' to a point, then W and parallel with S line of Hazelwood Park Subdiv. to center line of Port Wash ington Rd., then N along center line to SW corner of Hazelwood Park, then E along the S line of Hazelwood Park to the place of beginning, except for the E 30' conveyed to Vill. of White- fish Bay for street purposes. (The street became Lydell Ave.) Valued at $7000.00. Charles died holding two mortgages: one for $4000.00 from Walter F. and Alice Fauska dated 11/30/1926 for SW corner land on E. Devon and N. Lydell Ave.; one for $3500.00 from James and Karen Dingle, dated 7/10/1924 for 711/1000 acre.

~~~~1870 town of Milw. census Lehmann, Fred. 50/52 farmer Prussia Fredericke 40/48 wife II Albert 10 Wise Augusta 8 II Ida " (age hard to read) Gustoph ~~4 11 Herman 2 11~~~~

Union Cemetery records, on microfilm at UW-M Golda Meier Library: Lehmann, Wilhelmine born 1854, died 2/25/1884 town of Milw, Lehmann, Ida born 1883, died March 1884 town of Milw. Lehmann, Marie born 1820, died 12/19/1885 town of Milw.

~~~~ij 3fc ^ # LEU 1870 town of Milw. census Leu, Ludwig 53 farmer Prussia Rosalia 43 wife II (nee Draeger/Dreger) Julius 10 i' Alvine 4 Wi'sc. William 2 ii~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Leu, Ludwig 63 farmer Prussia Rosa 52 wife II Alwina 14 Wise Wilhelm C.12 II The Leus had lived on the S side of Hampton Rd., in the present Lincoln Park area, as renters, according to family history. They moved into present Whitefish Bay after 1869; their home still stands at 519 E. Hampton Ave., built about 1870 a little W and S of this site by Ludwig Leu; moved to S^Ein 1927. Julius Leu marr. Pauline Schreiber 5/17/1880, dau. of Gott lieb Ferdinand and Regina Schreiber; Wilhelm marr. Laura/Lora Peters, dau. of Fred Peters, 3/18/1894. A daughter of Ludwig, Caroline, marr. Franz Steinhagen 3/6/1873, son of Christoph and Mary(Lamke)Steinhagen. 1892 Village of Whitefish Bay census Leu, Mr. and Mrs. Ludwig Germany William 23 Wise Steinhagen, Ida 18 " William 13 "

~~~~1905 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Leu, Ludwig 88 (Rosalia died in 1902) William 37 Laura 30 Selma 8 Mabel 6~~~~

~~~~Leu, Julius 44 farmer Germany Paulina 42 Wise George 20 North Dakota Delia 18 ii II Rosa 13 Wise Lizzie 10 II~~~~

Steinhagen, Ida 30 servant Wise, She lives with the Haynes family. Steinhagen, William 26 soda water Wise employee Lives with the Conrad Cassel family, who owned the soda water factory on Silver Spring Dr. and Lydell Ave.; they sold bottled soda water to the WFB Resort, among other customers. The 1910 WFB census shows William living with Alvina(Leu) and John Mohr, his aunt and uncle.

Records show a Mrs. Amalie Augusta Leu, widow of Michael Leu, dau. of Martin and Auguste(Tews)Seemann; she marr. 1/17/1869 to Carl August Kleinschmidt. Perhaps Michael Leu had been re lated to Ludwig Leu.

Julius and Pauline Leu's house still stands at 5020 N. St. Monica Blvd., Whitefish Bay, moved to this site from where it was built about 1889, on the SW corner of present Idlewild Ave. and Hampton Rd. on former Leu farmland.

1910 Vill. of Whitefish Bay census Leu, William 45 gardener Wise Laura 35 " Selma 12 " Mabel 11 " Leu, Ludwig 93 father Germany This census shows Ludwig arrived in the US in 1866 and speaks only German; it also shows Laura's parents as being born in Germany.

Leu, Julius 50 gardener Germany Pauline 48 Wise George 24 N. Dakota Rosie 18 Wise Louisa 16 milliner ii Julius and Pauline have been marr. 29 yrs., had 6 children, 4 still living, from census information. Other information came from Mrs. Lester(Gladys)Mohr, whose husband was a nephew of Julius and Pauline Leu. In August 1925, Julius and Pauline subdivided their land into the Ray Subdivision in SVl£ Sec. 33: Blk. 1 Lots 1 & 2 were on N side of E. Lancaster Ave. between Richards St.(now St. Monica Blvd.) and Berkeley Blvd. Blk. 2, Lots 1-14 were on the W side of Berkeley Blvd., S of Lancaster Ave. Lots 15 to 23 were on the E side of St. Monica Blvd., S of Lancaster, except for Leu's homestead at 5020 N. St. Monica Blvd. Pauline Leu - WILL - Micro reel #1249 Vol.275-099 Her will dated 10/12/1936; she died 5/5/1948, age 66, living at 3877 N. 24th Pi., Milwaukee. Rudolph Off, son-in-law to be her executor. Everything left to husband, Julius; if he does not survive me, to my heirs, as follows: Daughter Louise Off, wife of Rudolph, living at 3251 N. 14th St., $4000.00; Rose I. Gores, dau., $3000.00; Lillian Liebenthal, dau., living at 3877 N. 24th Pi., $5000.00. To granddaughters Dorothy and Virginia Leu, dau. of my deceased son George Leu, each $500.00. Remainder of estate to be divided among Rose I. Gores, Louise Off and Lillian Liebenthal. All Pauline's married brothers and sister predeceased her. Her personal property = $18,000.00. Real estate valued at $6500.00, in Whitefish Bay. Her land was in NW^ SWi Sec.33 Whitefish Bay, from SW corner of Lot 23 Blk. 2 Ray Subdivision, S along W line of Lots 10, 11 and 12 Blk.2, then to a point in the E line of St. Monica Blvd., then N along E line of St. Monica Blvd. She had a note dated 11/7/1934 for $6000.00 for Lot 2 Blk.11 Rosemont Subdivision #2. Julius Leu - SURVIVORSHIP - #117455 Vol. 7 p.155 Julius died intestate in Whitefish Bay 1/6/1939, survived by wife Pauline. They owned the S 9 acres of the W 11 acres NWi SWi Sec. 33 T8 N R22 E, Vill. of Whitefish Bay. They were owners of several notes and mortgages, dated 10/6/1930 signed by Louise J. and Rudolph L. Off (dau. and son- in-law) due at date of death for $1700.00, for Lot 9 Blk. 4 Field's Subdiv. A 1st mortgage signed by Walter F. and Rose I. Gores (dau. and son-in-law) dated 7/18/1929 for part of the SE^ See 8 T7 N R22 E, with buildings on, for $2800.00. And for Lot 2 Blk. 11 Rosemont Subdiv. #2 by Frank and Lillian Liebenthal (dau. and son-in-law) valued at $6000.00. Also, a note signed by the above Offs for land in See 26 T9 R21 E, beginning on the Cedarburg Plank Rd., Town of Mequon, Ozaukee Co. for $3145.00.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Leu, Ludwig 8/2/1817 to 11/12/1916 Rosalie died 7/2/1902, aged 74 yrs, "nee Dreger" Julius 1860 - 1939 Pauline 1862 - 1948 George 1885 - 1929 William C. 1868 1924 Lora 1875 1947 Mabel 1890 1917 Selma 1897 1920

~~~~Frieda 3/22/1893 to 4/13/1914 Elleanor 1912 - 1913 "Daughter" Arthur Oct.-Nov. 1895~~~~

There was a John Fr. Wilh. Leu living in Town of Granville and marr. there 1/22/1860 to Hanna Mary Zautke; perhaps he was re lated to Ludwig Leu. John was a son of David and Louise Leu, born Pommerania.

398 LINDWURM William H. Lindwurm was one of the large German real estate land owners in the Town of Milwaukee. To William H. Lindwurm and Herman G. Kemper, 7/22/1848, Deed for $250.00 for Lots 3, 4 and 5 Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E = 114.95 acres. This land was on the NW corner of Port Washington Rd. and Hampton Rd., N & S sides of Hampton. His farmland became our present Lincoln Park. Lindwurm also owned land in See 8 T7 R22 E, the N side of Burleigh St., W of Richards St. Between the late 1840's and 1860's, Lindwurm joined with others in land purchases throughout the area as a speculator. 1850 town of Milw. census Lindwurm, Wm. H. 32 Land Agent Brunswick Fredericke 24 ii Zimmerman, Wilhelmina 26 " " There is nothing to designate Wilhelmina's relationship, It may be she who marr. 2/4/1859 to Fred. Odrich/Udrich.

1860 town of Milw. census Lindwurm, W.H. 41 farmer Brunswick Fredericka 34 wife ii William 2 Wise. Rosa 3 mo. II von Basehellm, W. Verner 36 farmer Hanover Kocter, Anna 25 domestic Brunswick Reinecke, John 14 adopted chi Id II John may be "Herman" Reinecke, born Holzminden, Brunswick who marr. 8/30/1868 to Anna Pauline Schmidt. 1870 town of Milw. census Lindwurm, Wm. H. 52 farmer II Fr. Louise 44 wife ii William H. 13 Wise Rosa A. 10 ii Hugo V. 8 ii Otto W. 6 n Maria L. 4 ii Renecke, Julia 14 adopted chi.I d Bruns Due to the size of the Lindwurm farm, many area young people helped out on the farm and in the household tasks. (From old- timers in WFB, as told to them by their parents; told to me in the 1980's.)

~~~~1880 town of Milw. Lindwurm, Fredericke 54 Brunswick William H.,Jr. 21 Wise Rosalia 20 II Hugo 17 II~~~~

s> $ 399 1880 census cont'd. Otto 15 Marie 13 " Capt. W. H. Lindwurm died 9/12/1879 town of Milw., age 61 yrs.,of liver cancer; settled here 1845 according to various accounts. He had served repeatedly on the Board of Supervisors and was 2 or 3 times an unsuccessful candidate for the legislature. On 7/1/1891, Friedericke L. Lindwurm, widow, sold to Edward P. Hackett, Stephen H. Hoff and Albert O. Smith for $160,000.00 the E fraction of SE^ See 31 T8 N R22 E = 17.28 acres; the S 10.06 acres of Lot #2 and all of Lot #3 in See 32 T8 N R22 E subject to the right-of-way of the North Western Union RR Co. over a strip of land 100' in width across said premises, conveyed by William H. and Friedericke Lindwurm 9/10/1872. Also, Lots 4 & 5 Sec. 32 T8 N R22 E = 74.95 acres; Lot 6 in Sec. 5 T7 N R22 E = 18.71 acres subject to right, title and interest of John P. Ryan and his heirs or assigns in and to the bed of the Milwaukee river in front of the E 300' of said Lot 6 and in and to a strip of land one (1") inch in width lying Northerly of the line of low water mark of said Milw. river as established by Government Survey along said 300' as conveyed to John P. Ryan 9/18/1875. The above premises contain in the aggregate 161 acres more or less. Witnesses: Jas. M. Pereles and Rosa Wohlrab. Prior to Milw. County taking over this land as Lincoln Park, by 1891 the Lindwurm Park Land Co. existed and the area was known as Lindwurm Park. Immediately S of the existing C&NW RR elevated trestle tracks crossing Port Washington Rd. in the 5100 block, District #10 SchoolHouse had been built on the W side of the road on leased/Land from Lindwurms. It was razed in the 1920s. When built, the RR tracks crossed the road and were not elevated; that elevation took place in the late 1920's. In the 1940's, the Milw. River was dredged in this area to alleviate spring flooding up to and across Port Washington Rd. The mud removed from the river created the hill S of the C&NW RR tracks in the 5000 block of Port Washington Rd., in present Lincoln Park. Rosalia Augusta Lindwurm, dau. of Wm. H. and Friedericke Louisa Lindwurm, born , marr. in town of Milw. at bride's mother's house 8/6/1881 to Andreas Wohlrab, son of Andreas and Anna Wohlrab, he a miller and millwright, born Tirschenreuth, Bavaria. Witnesses: Wm. H. Lindwurm(Jr.) and G. Korn. Marie Lindwurm, dau. of Wm. H. and Friedericke(Simmerling) Lindwurm, born Town of Milw., marr. 7/31/1894 to Herman N. Meyer, son of William and Margaretha(Oellrich)Meyer; he born Sterndorf, Hanover, a keeper of livery stable; living Milw. Judicial cere mony; witnesses Hugo Lindwurm and Ella Borchert. Otto W. Lindwurm, son of Wm. H. and Friedericke L.(Simmer- ling) Lindwurm, a butcher born Town of Milw., living City of Milw., marr. 4/20/1895 to Katie Schwenleber nee Wendling, dau. of Jacob and Tena(Maechtle)Wendling. Marr. judicial ceremony in Town of Milw. Witnesses Hugo W. Lindwurm and Etta M. Maechtle.

Additional: William H. Lindwurm's obituary mentions that he came from Seesen, Brunswick. Also, Herman G. Kemper to William H. Lindwurm on 10/12/1850 for $5,000.00 for the undivided £ of E fractional of the SE^ Sec. 31 T8 and Lots 3,4,and 5 of Sec. 32 T8 on the E side of the Milwaukee River =133 acres. On 7/30/1859, Adolph Luecke to William H. Lindwurm and Herman G. Kemper, the E fraction of SE^ Sec. 31 = 17.28 acres. LINK To Anton Link, Joseph Beshta and Joseph Komarek of City of Milw., 7/21/1856 for $30.00 from Henry and Elizabeth Benz for land beginning in SW corner of E£ NWi NE£ Sec. 8 T8 N R22 E = a triangle of 157.48 rods lying on Washington Rd. from the SW corner of said triangle. (This was on the SE corner of Port Washington and Brown Deer Rds.) From SW corner of said triangle 10.44 rods and from there to Washington Rd. E 4.30 rods belongs to Anton Link; from there N 8.70 rods and E to the Washington Rd. belongs to Joseph Beshta and the balance of 41.61 rods to Joseph Komarek. pr,n, To Anton Link, 4/28/1856, 6 acres for $198.00;Joseph and Anna Gee'men, beginning 40 rods W of the NE corner of NVl£ NE^ Sec. 8 T8 N R22 E, subject to lease io Nowack. 1860 town of Milw. census Link, Anton 61 laborer Bohemia Johanna 56 wife " Maria 16 " They are living next to the Franz Praefke and Hudecheck families. Mary Link, dau. of Anton and Johanna Link marr. 11/1/1860 in a judicial ceremony to Adam Schneider, son of George Adam and Christiana Schneider, he a butcher, born Hesse Darmstadt, living Milw. City. An Anton Link marr. Caroline Link 10/30/1865, no other in formation given in Milw. County Marriage Records; perhaps were marr. at St. Gall's Church, which was always skimpy on details. Maybe the actual church records had more details. Johann Dummann's dau., Caroline Friedericke, marr. Peter Link. Linck purchased 40 acres in Lot 2 Sec. 31 T8 N R22 E, being on the W side of Green Bay Rd., next to Christian Hahn's land. This may have been John Link, who is shown on the 1850 census as living near the Hahn and Gade families.

1850 town of Milw. Link, John 52 farmer Germany Barbary 45 " Christina 20 " 1855 State census for town of Milw. Link, John 1 male, 2 females; 2 foreign born. Death record: Jean Link, born 6/14/1799 Germany, husband of Barbara, died 4/10/1873, buried Trinity Cemetery. Anna Maria(Link)Englert, born 1819, died 1881 - Mrs. Franz.

Francis Link of town of Granville marr. Adam Lehman, also of town of Granville 7/16/1851; marr. at Engelsburg. Witnesses were Francis Herrgott and Joseph Futcher. Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Johann H. Link, born 3/6/1798 Bittringhausen, Elberfoldt, died 10/17/1869. Related? ( £yQ fyl LIPSCOMB To Alfred Lipscomb 7/8/1847 for $362.70, Lot #4 and the SWi SVl£ See 28 T8 N R22E = 70.58 acres. Alfred had a relative, Samuel Lipscomb, who lived in Co. of Kent, Western district, Canada on 3/9/1847, when Samuel purchased Lot 10 Blk. 90 in the 1st Ward for $500.00 from Maria and Alfred Lipscomb. (This was on Van Buren St.) On 6/1/1847, Samuel lived Newport, St. Clair Co., Michigan and appointed Alfred Lipscomb as his attorney, for another real estate matter, selling the above Lot 10 to James Kneeland.

1850 town of Milw. census Lipscomb, Alfred 55 farmer Canada Mariah 25 New York John 11 Canada Claunda 4 Wise Madora 2 II Alfred marr. Maria Potter 8/18/1845 in Milw.; he appears to have been previously married, with John, above, a son from that marriage. .He was age 50, she age 20 (Vol. A Index Marriages) The Lipscombs sold their land a few years later, in See 28 (in present Whitefish Bay) to William Consaul and Charles G. Everts. Maria M. Lipscomb, wife of Alfred Lipscomb of Branch Co., MI on 12/_/1854 (no date given) to Abel Hawley, Lots 4 & 5 in Blk.113 and Lots 15 & 16 Blk.61, Walker's Point, 5th Ward City of Milw. Maria(Potter)Lipscomb died and Alfred marr. again to widow Rhoda(Edwards)Brown 6/30/1863. Either that marriage was not successful or Alfred died, for the 1870 Town of Milw. census shows Rhoda Brown living with her son, James Brown, and his family. LOEFFLER 1850 town of Milw. census Loeffler, Fred. 35 farmer Germany Wernow, Henry 65 II II Margaret 60 " I don't know if the above three were related or if Fred was simply living with them. To Fred. Loefler, 1/3/1853 for $360.00 for part of SEi Sec. 6 and the southwards £ Sec. 5 T7 N R22 E, beginning on the N of the SW corner Sec. 6 and SE^ Sec. 5. His land was on the W side of Green Bay Rd. at approximately present Olive St. Green Bay angles across Sections 5 and 6 - the N/S section line being 13th St.

1855 State of Wis. census town of Milw. Loeffler, F. F. 2 males, 2 females, all foreign born. He is shown as living in the same area he was in on the 1850 and 1860 census. I wasn't able to locate a marr. record for Friedrich Lefler, Loffler or Loeffler in Milw. Co. to Friedericke, below. It is possible that they were marr. in Germany and she came here after he did. 1860 town of Milw. census Loeffler, Fried. 45 farmer Prussia Friedericke 46 wife Mecklenberg Wiechmann, Johann 72 laborer u Maria 68 wife II The Wiechmanns may be Friedericke's parents. To Friedrich Loeffler, 9/9/1865 for $625.00 for SE£ Sec. 6 and of SVl£ Sec. 5 T7 R22 E = 5 acres. He has increased his acreage to 17 acres now. 1870 town of Milw. census Loeffler, Fredrich 55 farmer Prussia Fredericke 56 wife Mecklenberg 1880 town of Milw. census Loeffler, Friedrich 65 farmer Prussia Friedericke 66 wife Mecklenberg Grober, Wilhelm 27 Wise Wilhelm is the son of Gottfried Grober, to whom Fried. Loeffler was related. On 3/8/1882, Friedrich Loeffler, widower to Wilhelm Grober, both of Milw. Co., for $3000.00, the part of SE^ Sec. 6 and of the SVl£ Sec. 5 T7 = 17 acres and Grober to keep a dwelling room and necessary support of Fried. Loeffler during his lifetime.

To August Loennecker for $600.00, 4/1/1867, for part of Lot 2 in Fractional Sec. 28 T8 N R22 E, beginning at a post in the Sec. line, dividing Sec. 28 and 29, distant 26-2/3 rods from SW corner of said Lot 2, then E 100 rods to low water mark on Lake Michigan, then back by same to place of beginning, N 26-2/3 rods to a post, E 100 rods to low water mark of Lake Michigan = 16 acres more or less, and also being bounded on S by August Becker's land, on N by one Steffen's land, on E by Lake Michigan and on W by Jacob Rader's land. Their farmland was most of the present 6100 block, E side of St. Monica Blvd. to the lake, in Whitefish Bay, except for the 4 lots S of E. Devon St. belonging to the Steffens. 1870 town of Milw. census Lonnecker, August 37 farmer Braunschweig Johanna 26 wife II Mina 9 Wise Charles 8 II Louise 6 II Rosetta 4 II

~~~~August died 11/20/1879.~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Lonnecker, Johanna 46 has farm Prussia Mina 19 Wise Charles 18 H Rosetta 15 II Louise, not shown on this census, marr. Frank W. Consaul in 1892, son of Whitefish Bay settlers. Charles marr. Louise Rabe 10/15/1884 and they lived in a house her father, Fred. Gustav Rabe, had built at 5334 N. Port Washington Rd., now gone, Mina marr. Herman Off; they had a son Rudolph.

~~~~TOWN OF MILW. CEMETERY Lonnecker, August 9/9/1843 to 11/20/1879 Johanna 2/2/1839 to 3/24/1900~~~~

iftfr Lonnecker, two unmarked baby graves next to Johanna Lonnecker Lenneker, Amanda 1902 - 1902 Johanna Loennecker WILL #14511 Vo.144 p.241 Dated 2/6/1892; she died 3/24/1900. To son Charles, $5.00. Remainder of my real and personal estate to daus. Minna Off and Louise Loenneker, to be divided equally. Philipp Sinz, executor. Objections to proof of will filed by son Charles Loennecker 5/9/1900. Testimony in court that oldest dau., Minna Off, whipped her. Dau. Louise(Loennecker)Consaul petitioned that the last will and testament be proven and admitted to probate. Johanna had sold her farm in Whitefish Bay (15 acres) for $1100.00 an acre 8-9 years prior to 1900 it was testified. Son Charles testified he was 37 yrs. of age, living town of Milw., that he had lived with his parents until 21 yrs., when he marr. Louise Rabe and they moved to her parents home (at 533f N. Port Washington Rd.) He had sisters Minnie and Louisa, no brothers living. He gave his mother money he earned from the age of 17 to 21. He said his sisters didn't get along with their mother; his wife didn't either. Mr. Philip Sinz testified Mrs. Loennecker told him her oldest dau.(Minna) wanted to have the farm property signed over to the two daughters. Mrs. Loennecker told him, "she is so hard on me, she wants my money and my little property, the two of them." The son, she says, "has got enough to live and I don't know what else, and that if I don't, I can't stay there." She began crying again and if I would go with her to town to a Notary Public, she wanted to make her will to keep peace in the house. I went down with her and when I went 2 blocks, she stopped, "Oh I dasen't do it, my own son done more for me than the girls." The daughters had a falling out with the son's wife and fixed the old lady so that she dasn't give the son anything, she told me not once, but more than ten times. The will was recorded and admitted to Probate, 5/9/1900. Daniel W. Chipman (husband of Susan M. Consaul) appointed admin istrator; his bond $9,000.00. Johanna had the S l£ acres of 16 acres, more or less, in Lot 2 Fractional See 28 T8 N R22 E. Dau. Minnie Off died intestate in Milw. 3/6/1903, leaving husband Herman Off and two children, Herman 7 and Rudolph 10 yrs. To Louise, £ interest in estate and £ interest in a certain judgment of foreclosure entered into in Circuit Court of Milw. Co., 8/20/1902, in favor of the estate and against C. R. Gether et al, which amounts to $1435,47. Same amount to Herman Off. To Louise Consaul, one undivided £ interest in said real estate, one undivided £ interest to Rudolph Off and one undivided £ interest to Herman Off, Jr., sons of Minnie(Loennecker)Off, deceased. Cash to son Charles - $5.00; to dau. Louise Consaul $208.67

~~~~$ % ft? $208.67 to son-in-law Herman Off, Sr.~~~~

(Johanna and August Loennecker also had a dau., Rosetta, but apparently she died sometime after the 1880 census since she was not mentioned in Johanna's will.) The Loennecker farmland was developed and subdivided in the late 1890's and early 1900's.

4*9 LOKE, FRIEDRICH To Friedrich Loke from William H. and Friedericke Lindwurm, Deed, 2/1/1853 for $400 for E 20 acres of S^ E£ SEi Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E. (Gottlieb Loke, perhaps Friedrich's brother, also purchased the W 10 acres the same day, for $150.00 - perhaps there was a house or crops on Friedrick's land to account for the difference in price. The two Lokes purchased land side by side, on the N side of Good Hope Rd., E of Port Washington Rd.) Friedrich also purchased that same day part of the SE^ Sec. 6 and of the SWi Sec. 5 Town 7 N R22 E. It was on that land that the family was living for the 1855 census below.

~~~~1855 State of Wis, census for Town of Milw. Loche, Friedrich 4 males, 1 female; 3 foreign born. They were living next to Fred. Loeffler on/near Green Bay Rd., N of Capitol Dr.~~~~

Administration for Fred. Loke, deceased. Fred died 1/6/1858 intestate, leaving widow Amalia and minor heirs, Fred., Adolph and Wilhelmina. Amalia Meisner, late wife of Fred Loke, de ceased, petitioned the court 11/24/1865 to remove John George Thomann as guardian for the children - he has moved to 111.- and appoint Gustav Meisner guardian. William Meisner and Christian Hermann were acting as sureties in this instance. (Perhaps William was related to Gustav Meisner. I assume Gus tav Meisner is the same as Franz Meisner, below, husband of Amalia Loke Meisner.) "Gottlieb Loke appears as next of kin of the ". Unfortunately, the words were too faint to decifer! On 10/23/1866, Gust. Meisner was granted permission to sell the former Loke land, being part of the SE^ See 6 and SVl£ See 5 T7 R22 E = 8 acres, except the barn standing on said pre mises. Sold for $550.00 to Henry Racker. Amalia Meisner stated that Fred. Loke (Jr.) was 13 yrs. old on 3/6/1863, Adolph will be 8 yrs. on 6/8/1864 and Wilhelmine will be 6 yrs. on 5/5/1864. The 1869 map of the Town of Milw. shows Fred. Loke's land in present Glendale (Sec. 17) as "Est. of Fred. Loke".

1870 town of Milw. census Meissner, Franz 47 farmer Saxony Amalia 45 wife Lippo Detmoldt Loke, Adolphus 14 Wise Mina 10 " There was no marriage record in Milw. Co. for widow Amalia Loke and Franz Meissner. Amalia is buried as Amalia Loke in the Town of Milw. Cemetery. Fredrich appears to have left home since he is not shown on the above census. Gustav Meisner went to court 12/19/1873 to request he be dis

~~~~charged from his guardianship and bond; it was cancelled.~~~~

$> % 4e4 LOKE, GOTTLIEB To Gottlieb Loke, 2/1/1853 from William H. and Friedericke Lindwurm for $150.00 for W 10 acres of Si Ei SE£ Sec. 17 T8 N R22 E. His land was on Good Hope Rd. and a Loke house still stands at 140 W. Good Hope Rd. Navajo Rd. deadends into Good Hope Rd. at the site of the house, located on the N side of Good Hope Rd. Gottlieb Loxe marr. Maria Wunderlig 10/14/1849 Milw. County.

1860 town of Milw. census Lucker, Gottlieb 40 farmer Saxony (St.John's Luth.Church Maria 33 wife ii records) Gottlieb 8 Wise (born8/10/1852) Anna 10 II (born 10/1/1850) Fritz 6 II (born 8/16/1854) Minna 4 II (no record of birth) To Gottlieb Loke from Christian and Caroline Baumgarten, 6/2/1865,for $180.00 for W 10 acres of E 41 acres Ni NE^ Sec, 20 T8 N R22 E. 1870 town of Milw. census Loke, Gottlieb 56 farmer Lippo Detwoldt Maria 44 wife Saxony Gottlieb 17 Wise Fred 16 II Minna 13 II Emma 9 (born 11/4/1860) Bertha 7 II (born 4/4/1863) Lina 6 II (born 3/6/1866) August 1 II (born 1/2/1869) Johanna Loke, dau. of Gottlieb and Maria(Wunderlick)Loke, born 10/1/1850 town of Milw., marr. 11/23/1873 town of Milw. to Gustoph Gottlob Yuhre, born Brandenburg, Prussia, son of Gottlob and Wilhelmine Yuhre. Witnesses: Fred Schoen, Fred Loke. Mina Loke, dau. of same, marr. Heinrich Fried. Wussow, a farmer, born and living town of Milw., son of August and Doro thy (Schlesinger (Wussow; marr. 6/1/1879. Witnesses: Emma Loke, Friedrich Loke, Adolph Loke. Marr. by St. John's Lutheran Church (present Glendale) minister, Rev. John Geo.Praeger, at Loke's residence. No marr. record in Milw. Co. through 1894 for Gottlieb Loke, Jr. or Lina Loke. To Gottlieb Loke and Friedrich Loke, both of town of Milw., 11/23/1875, for $1700.00 for NWi NEi Lot 2 See 16 T8 = 40 acres. This would have been along Lake Dr. in present Fox Point, between Calumet and Bradley Rds., one of the two 40 acre parcels there. Although buildings are not mentioned, I presume some were on the property to command that price. Emma Loke, dau. of Gottlieb and Maria, born 9/11/1856, marr.

~~~~£*' 4/0 6/26/1883 to Charles Bauer, son of Fred and Christine(Mason)Bauer; he born Milwaukee.~~~~

1880 town of Milw. census Loke, Gottlieb 68 fa rmer Germany Maria 52 wi fe ii Frederick 25 Wise Bertha 17 81 Lena 14 11 August 11 11 Friedrick Henry Loke, son of Gottlieb and Maria Loke, a farmer born and living town of Milw., marr. Pauline Friedericke Stein, dau* of Louis and Caroline Stein, on 7/11/1885, town of Milw. Witnesses: Caroline Loke and Edward Stein. Pauline died in 1898 and Fred marr. again; see his 1898 marr. below. Emma Loke, dau. of same, born town of Milw., marr. 8/28/1887 to Henry Druecke, a farmer born and living town of Milw., son of Henry and Mary Druecke. (I presume Emma and 1st husband, Charles Bauer, were divorced; she is not called widow Bauer on her marr. record.) August Loke, son of same, born and living town of Milw., marr. 6/16/1895 to Klara Goecks, dau. of August and Christine (Nowack)Goecks, she born town of Milw. (August built the house still standing at 140 W. Good Hope Rd.; built as a smaller house, he later enlarged it. Fritz Loke, son of same, marr. 9/13/1898 to Pauline Schnacht- schneider, dau. of John and Susanna Schnachtschneider; both born Milw., he a farmer; marr. at Dillman Station, Milw. Co.

1905 town of Mi Iw. census Loke, Fred 50 farmer Wise Pauline 36 wife Germany Minnie 19 Wise (she died 1908) Alma 17 " (marr. Schelein) Fred 15 II Lena 13 II Elsa 10 II Gusta 3 II Herman 1 II They later had a son, John.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Loke, Fred 8/16/1854 to 11/15/1923 Paulina 4/3/1859 to 2/24/1898 Loke, Alvin 1899 - 1900 (son of Fred and 2nd Pauline) Loke, Minnie 5/3/1886 to 7/10/1908 (dau. of Fred and 1st Pauline)

Maria Loke, age 82 yrs. , was living with August and Clara Loke and the their children, as shown on the 1905 census. August owned their farm. • ^~~" Obituary: Josephine H. Loke, nee Baehmann, of Glendale, died 12/17/1992, aged 90 yrs. Mother of Herbert L. (Betty) and Joyce Sauer of Bismarck, ND; sister of Rose Jogwer and Margaret(Gilbert) o Sellin; brothers Edmund(Ruth) of Cedarbure and Albert(Erna) of Water- 0 town, WI. Member of St. John's Lutheran Church, Glendale. Burial ¥^/ UNION CEMETERY Wussow, Henry 1855 to 1908 Minnie 1856 to 1934 (nee Loke)

~~~~ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY Loke, Gottlieb 9/19/1813 to 9/23/1895 Maria 12/26/1824 to 10/4/1908~~~~

~~~~Death record: Gottlieb Loke died 8/17/1908, age 57 yrs. 7 days, Born 8/10/1852, son of Gottlieb and Maria Loke.~~~~

~~~~GRACELAND CEMETERY '., August 1869 to 1949 Clara 1875 to 1949 (nee Goecks)~~~~

Obituary: Rudolph H. Loke died 11/3/1986 age 81 yrs., survived by wife Doris(Weise); father of Christine, Lesley and Heidi(Byron) Snyder. Brother of Lillie Sievers, Clarence(Dorothy), Lawrence (Anona) and Edgar(Muriel)Loke. Funeral at St. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale (on Port Washington Rd.) Internment Grace- land Cemetery.

Additional: St. John's Lutheran Church, Port Washington Rd. record shows Bertha Loke, daughter of Gottlieb and Maria Loke, marr. on 8/28/1888 to Wilhelm Hanak. Witnesses were August Loke and Louise Hanak. (Harnack) William 1866 - 1942; Bertha 1863 - 1941. Gottlieb Loke entered the U.S. 5/1847 through the Port of New York. On 5/1/1856, he signed a Naturalization Declaration of Intent, stating he was born in Lippo-Detwold 1813. The original is in the Milw. County Historical Society. There are no records to show he did become a Naturalized citizen.

~~~~NOTE: Johanna Loke, who married Gus. Gottlob Yuhre - the surname of Yuhre is more often written Juhre.~~~~

i •fit. LUCK James S. Brown and Emily S., his wife to John Luck, 1/12/1869 for $3500.00, being the S 50 acres of Ei NWi and the NE frac tional £ of See 33, the 50 acres hereby conveyed to have for their S boundary line the S boundary line of said Ei of said NW^ and of said NE fractional £ and for its W boundary line, a part of the W line of said Ei of said NW^ and for its N boundary a line drawn parallel with said S line, cutting said W line and the E line of said NE fractional £ and so far dis tant from said S line as to make the piece conveyed just 50 acres according to the original government survey, the lines and boundary alluded to and the E line of said piece being the same as established by government survey. So far as the SE and W lines are referred to, reference also herein had to a certain suit for the partition of said premises in Circuit Court of Milw. County, when James S. Brown was Plain tiff and Thomas L. Ogden, John H. Tweedy and said John Luck were defendants and to the judgment of partition therein pro nounced. Vol. 111 Deeds p. 216. (This may have been the same James S. Brown, Mayor of City of Milw. in 1861, and his 2nd wife. Brown and Ogden owned a great amount of land in the 1850's and '60s in present White- fish Bay. John H. Tweedy owned land later in present Fox Point John Luck was Whitefish Bay's first fisherman of record, setting up his pound nets in Lake Michigan off the shore at approximate ly Lexington Blvd. He sold his land in 1872 and left the area. 1870 town of Milw. census Luck, John 37 fisherman England Alminda 28 wife Ohio Alminda 7 Wise

~~~~0 LUEBBE~~~~

~~~~1860 town of Milw. census Lippe, John 31 farmer Meckl~~~~

Maria/Mina is also known as Anna, Dorothea and Wilhelmine in St. John's Lutheran Church (Glendale) records, nee Buch holz, where their children's birth and/or confirmation records are recorded. On 3/23/1866 John Lubbe of the town of Milw., purchased 20 acres in the Si Ei Wi of the SWi See 8 T8 N R22 E from Eva W.(N?) Buttles of the City of Milw. This land was on the N side of W. Bradley Rd.; the Luebbe farmhouse, remodeled, with additions, still stands at 1030 W. Bradley Rd.

St. John's Luth. Church records: Johann Lubbe born 10/27/1856 to Johann and Wilhelmine(Buch- holz)Lubbe; Karl Fritz Franz born 11/27/1858 to Johann and Dorothea(Buchholz)Lubbe; Heinrich 2/20/1861 to Johan and Wil helmina (Buchholz ) Lubbe; Lina Mina 4/14/1863; Anna Catherina Friedricke 11/13/1865; Friedericke Christine Johanna 11/14/1867; Friedrich Johann Ludwig 9/17/1869.

1870 Town of Milw. census Luebbe, John farmer Meckl Dorothea 36 wife II John 14 Wise Charles 12 II Henry 9 II Lina 7 II Anna 5 ii Friedericke 2 H Fritz 7 mo. II Anna Katherine Friedericke was bapt. at old St. Peter's Luth, Church, 55th and W. Mill Rd. according to their records.

~~~~1880 Town of Milw. census Luebbe, John 52 farmer Meek. Doretha 46 wife II Friedricke 13 Wise Fredrich 11 II Adolph 9 Wise Louisa 7 II Emma 5 II Herman 3 II~~~~

A 4/4 Luebbe, Anna 15 ^'5c * She is living with the Wilhelm Sievers family as a domestic. Luebbe, Carl 22 Wise He is shown living with his grandparents, Johann (age 78) and Sophia (age 74) Bergholz (Buccholz).. St. John's Luth. Church (Glendale) shows: Adolph Henry Christian born 9/28/1871; Louisa Augusta Sophia 9/18/1873; Fr. Emma 9/18/1875 and Herman 8/8/1877.

Heinrich Luebbe, son of Johann and Dorothea(Buchholz)Luebbe, a farmer born and living Town of Milw., marr. 9/20/1884 to Anna Baumann, dau. of Christian and Maria(Lueneberg)Baumann, in Granville; she born Town of Granville. Friedericke Luebbe, dau. of Johann and Anna(Buchholz)Luebbe, born Milw., marr. 10/4/1890 to Wilhelm Karl Liermann, he born Germany, son of Johann and Christine Leermann (nee Deppen). Friedericke marr. 2nd to Charles Langschwager 12/26/1893.

Adolph Luebbe, s on of John and Dorothea, rented farmland on the SE corner of Silver Spring and Port Washington Rds. The Northway tavern was then located on this corner; Luebbes lived upstairs and son Elmer was born there. The tavern was later moved to the lot immediately south; it was torn down 1991 for the present Taco Bell restaurant, Later, Adolph purchased land at present 7911 N. Port Wash- ington Rd. from the Fick/Vick family. Carl Luebbe later owned this property.

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory Luebbe, Dora widow of John living SW See 8, Dillman Sta. Herman ditto They are living on their farm on W. Bradley Rd. (River Hills)~~~~

~~~~ST. JOHN'S CHURCH CEMETERY N. Port Washington Rd.~~~~

Luebbe, John 1/12/1829 to 3/30/1898 Dorothea 1/13/1835 to 2/13/1923 Herman 9/5/1878 to 10/24/1943 Augusta 8/30/1877 to 7/19/1921 Carl 11/24/1858 to 6/9/1894 Carl's grave is marked by the only remaining wooden marker in northern Milw. County. It is cared for by St. John's Lutheran Church.

~~~~Dorothea Luebbe's death record states she was the daughter of John Buchholz, born Germany.~~~~

~~~~.$ 115 GRACELAND CEMETERY Luebbe, Adolph 1871 to 1943 Hulda 1886 to 1930~~~~

~~~~ST. JOHN'S EV. LUTH. CEMETERY 38th St. & W. Good Hope Rd.~~~~

~~~~Luebbe, Heinrich 1/20/1861 to 3/19/1923 Anna 10/17/1872 to 6/1/1919~~~~

~~~~St. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale record: Johann Ludwig Luebbe, born 9/17/1869, died 6/27/1891 while rafting lumber. He is named Fritz and Fred on the 1870 and 1880 censuses above,~~~~

^4/b LUEBKE The 1869 map of Town of Milw. shows "Luebke", no first initial, as owning 20 acres on the NE corner of Fairy Chasm Rd. and Lake Dr. By 1876, this land was owned by another family. To Julgus Luibke from Johannes Steinmetz, both of town of Milw., 10/10/1874 for $700.00 for one piece of land bounded by a line beginning at a point 40 rods W from the SE corner of NW^ NE^ Sec. 8 N R22 E, then W, then N, then E, then S to the beginning = 6 acres and beginning at the SW corner of Ei NW^ See 8, then N, E to Port Washington Rd., SE along said road and W to the beginning = 1/3 acre. I believe "Julgus" was the same as Jul ius, below: 1870 town of Milw. census Luebke, August 54 farmer Prussia Julius 24 II it Albertine 22 II Auguste 20 II St. John's Luth. Church (Glendale) record: Sophia Carolina Friedericke Luebke, born 7/24/1814 Koniegsberg, Prussia, died 10/18/1869 in accident with threshing machine. Wife of Gott lieb August Luebke; nee Krause. Albertine Luebke, born Stenken, Germany marr* 3/3/1889 to Johann Fried. Hermann Kosanke, born Selnitz, Germany. From former St. Peter's Lutheran Church, River Hills (E. Granville) 1860 town of Milw. census Lipke, Wilhelm 36 laborer Prussia Amelia 38 wife II Friedrich 19 laborer II August 15 II Carl 12 II Herman 8 H Wilhelm 5 II I don't know if Wilhelm and Julius Luebke were related, I missed Wilhelm Luebke's family on the 1870 census. 1880 town of Milw. Luebke, Wilhelm 59 milkman Pommerania Emma 60 wife " (she is \ Luebke, Herman 29 son it Pauline 27 dau-in-law Wise Clara 8 gr.dau II Mathilda 6 ii II Rose 4 ti ii Wilhelm 1 mo. gr.son II

~~~~Luebke, Wilhelm 25 farmer Pommerania Mary 21 wife Mecklenberg Luebke, Gustav 13 brother Wise~~~~

~~~~> f/7 William Lubke, son of Fredrich and Wilhelmina(Maas)Lubke, born Pommerania, Prussia, marr. 3/8/1880 to Mary Pagels, dau, of Christian and Sophie Pagels, in town of Milw.~~~~

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory Luebke, William SW See 8, Dillman Station William, Jr. ditto (this was Dean to Bradley Rds., present Mohawk Rd. to Milw. River)~~~~

~~~~TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Luebke, Wilhelm 1854 to 1938 Maria 1859 to 1924 (nee Pagels) Albert 1889 to 1912 Carl 1892 to 19~~~~

~~~~GRACELAND CEMETERY Luebke, Gustav 1867 to 1944 Marie 1868 to 1936 (nee Stampa) William 1898 to 191917 (suicide by hanging)~~~~

~~&- 'W LUECKE An Adolph Luecke marr. C. Siebert 4/15/1848 in Milw. and he may have been the same Adolph who purchased land in present Whitefish Bay and Shorewood. The name was pronounced "Lickie."~~

To Adolph Luecke of Milw. County, Wisconsin Territory, 4/7/1847,from Walker and Julia B. Shewberry of Chicago for $86.40, the E fraction or lot of SE^ Sec. 31 T8N R22 E = 17.28 acres. This was on Hampton Rd., W side of the Milwaukee River. Adolph sold the 17.28 acres for $500.00 on 7/30/1849 to William H. Lindwurm and Herman J. C. Kemper. Wilhelm and Barbara Ziller to Adolph Luecke, 8/8/1849, for $148.00, the N 10 acres of SWi SW| Sec. 33 T8 R22 E. The above 18 acres were on the S side of present Fairmount Ave., between St. Monica Blvd. and Idlewild Ave. To Adolph Luecke from Wilhelm Ziller, 4/19/1858, for $640.00 for the E 8 acres of S 30 acres of SWi SVl£ Sec. 33 T8 N R22. Adolphus Lyckin marr. Elenor Schommer, both of the town of Milw., 5/13/1850.at the home of John Schommer in the Town of Milw., James W. Jones, J.P. Witnesses: Michael Hastuney and Amy Jones.

1850 town of Milw. census Luecke, Adolph 38 farmer Germany Ellen 23 " Eleanora (as her name is spelled on her gravestone) was a daughter of John and Mary(Begert)Schemmer. Later, Adolph and Ellen purchased land in present Shorewood from her father and lived there.

1860 town of Milw. census Luecke, Adolphus 48 farmer Prussia Elinor 32 wife Baden Gustav 8 Wise Minna 9 II Johann 3 ii Mary 1 II To Adolph Luecke from John Schoemmer, 5/9/1870 for $600.00 for land beginning at a point on E line of SE^ See 4 T7 N R22 E 8 chains 95-2/3 links N of SE corner of £ See 4, then N, W, S and E to = 12 acres, being parcel 8. Schemmer sold par cel 7 to his granddaughter, Wilhelmina Luecke at the same time, for $500.00 (from the records of the Vill. of Shorewood).

~~~~1870 to wn of Milw. census Luecke, Adolphus 58 farmer Prussia Ellinor 43 wife Baden Minna 19 Wise Gustoph 17 ii John 13 II Mary 11 II~~~~

& $ 4/9 Minna marr. Charles Blankenburg (whose family lived in present Shorewood, as did the Lueckes) on 2/21/1875; Gustoph married Emma Consaul 12/10/1881; John never marr.; Mary marr. Michael Englert 11/9/1882 (whose family also lived in present Shorewood) On 9/10/1861 the Lueckes sold £ acre of their land in See 33 to John Schindhelm, Christian Burmeister and others for $30.00, presumably for a road. Adolph and Elanora also had two children who died in infancy as stated in his intestate proceedings; he died 2/25/1881 in the present Village of Shorewood. He left as heirs: Gustave residing in Coopersville, MI; Mary(Luecke)Englert, also in Coopersville, as was Wilhelmine (Luecke)Blankenburg; John Luecke of Milw.; and Adolph's widow, Eleanor. He owned the present Stegeman's Subdiv., being a subdiv. of part of the SW^ SWi Sec. 33 T8 N R22 E (Whitefish Bay). Mary Jane(Consaul) Scheife, age 66, testified she had lived all her life in Whitefish Bay and that Adolph Luecke lived on Oakland Ave., "right at the Armory, formerly in E. Milw., now Shorewood." "They had two children who died in infancy and were buried on the lot in the rear of their house - I have seen their graves," she also testified. (Vol. 5 p.634: #60560.) On 6/23/1902 Elanora and her grown children, all married except for John, sold to the C&NW RR Co. the S 100' in width of the N 10 acres of SWi SVl£ See 33 for $3,000.00. C&NW RR Co. then built an E/W track curving W from just N of Hampton Rd. and Marlborough Dr. in Whitefish Bay, running parallel and just S of present Fairmount Ave. off their N/S track. This curve began in present Cahill Square and con nected with the still existing track W of St. Monica Blvd. The area in what became Cahill Sq. was known for years as the "Y" for its shape. Mary(Luecke)Englert then brought an action against her brothers and sister to partition off her land from theirs on 5/25/1904. The Referee's report stated that due to the pre mise's location, position and size, it cannot be partitioned among the parties without great injury to the interests of said parties. The outcome was to have all the land sold to the highest bidder, who turned out to be John Luecke, purchasing the land for $10,790.00.

1902 Vill. of East Milw. directory Luecke, Eleanor wid. of Adolph living W side Oakland Ave. 2 blks N of Lake (Capitol Dr. John blacksmith ditto John Luecke died in the Vill. of E. Milwaukee (Shorewood) on 10/24/1916, unmarried; his will dated 11/26/1904. He left as heirs his brother, Gustave, who lived in the Town of Ravenna, Muskegon Co., MI and sister, Mina Blankenburg. Real estate, appraised 5/15/1917: Lot #1 and N 20' Lot 2

Blk.24 Glendale Invest. Assoc. Subdiv. #2 in NEi Sec. 4 T7 N R22 E, Vill. of Whitefish Bay = $3100.00. The house on this property still stands at 4631 N. Oakland Ave., built in the 1890's by H. C. Beverung. Lots 9, 10, 11 in Blk. 1 of C.F.Seefeld's Subdiv. in Si of NW^ See 3 T7 Vill. of E. Milw. with buildings and being the homestead of deceased = $2500.00. (This was 400 Kensington Blvd. in 1917 - old numbering - a house with 3 lots on the NE corner of present Cramer St. and Kensington Blvd., lots going east on Kensington from that corner.) Lot 33 Blk. 2 WFB Heights, being a subdivision of a part of SEi See 33 T8 N R22 E = $200.00. (A vacant lot on E side of Newhall St., 7 lots S of E. Chateau Pi., Whitefish Bay.) The N 10 acres of SWi SWi See 33 T8 N R22 E, except the S 100f in width sold to the C&NW RR Co. (Vol.470 Deeds p.46) and excepting £ acre sold to Christian Burmeister, Michael Seidel, George Ollig, Mathias Pfeifer and John Schindhelm (Vol. 72 Deeds p. 244) with the E 8 acres of the S 30 acres of SVl£ SWi Sec. 33 T8 = $6500.00 (14£ acres of farmland in WFB). Lot 10 Blk.2 W.H.Roddis Subdiv. #3, being part of the NE^ Sec. 18 T7 (1519 Chambers St. - old numbering) + $3300.00. By 1921, Gustave Luecke was a widower. In 1924 the Luecke land in Whitefish Bay was sold to the Whitefish Bay Co., Steg- eman's Subdiv., for platting and subdividing. In 1925, Gus Luecke, Mary L. Englert and Wilhelmina L. Blankenburg were still living in Coopersville, MI.

Mrs. Ella Bleckley, 35 White Oak, Coopersville, MI 49404 is a granddaughter of Wilhelmina (Luecke) Blankenburg. Mrs. Bleckley's granddaughter, Paula Pausingh, 2802 Fairway, Dorr, MI 49323 is also compiling their family history.

~~~~To Albert Lueddemann on 10/6/1854, Lot Sec. 9 T7 N R22 E = 36i1 acreo^-K*^es? fo-fr^-vr $3029.50~~~~

/u 1860 town of Milw. census Ludeaman, Gustav F, 56 fa rmer Prussia Gertrude 54 wi fe Saxe Coburg Augusta 16 Ohio Albert 14 II Carolina 8 Wise Paulina 6 II At this time, the family is living in what has become Lake Park, next to the Light House keeper. Lina Lueddemann, dau. of Theo. and Gertrude Lueddemann, born Milw., marr. 4/21/1892 in Milw. to Charles Domer, son of John and Catharine(Jenske)Domer, he a farmer, born Kones, Westprussen, living Whitefish Bay near Milw. George Albert Lueddemann, son of Gustav Theo. Lueddemann and Gertrud(Hoffmann)Lueddemann, a contractor living Fulton St., Menlo Park, Milw., born Sandusky, Ohio 1/10/1849; marr. 4/27/1893 in Menlo Park to Olga Neddersen, dau. of Fred, and Wilhelmine(Kaepke)Neddersen. She born Milw. 6/12/1870. Luth eran ceremony. Witnesses: John Nedderson and Auguste Luedde mann.

Gustav Lueddemann, born 4/9/1805, died in town of Milw. of pneumonia, a widower, 2/12/1881; lived on the Whitefish Bay Rd. (Lake Dr.) Buried Forest Home Cemetery. Paulina Lueddemann, born 5/7/1860, died 1/5/1881; lived on the WFB rd. (although on the 1860 census, her age appears to be 6 yrs. old, but I must have read the number incorrectly.) She was also buried in Forest Home Cemetery.

Friedrich Albert Lueddemann, age 82, a farmer, born 10/10 (or 11/10 - difficult to read) 1800, near Halle, Germany; died 1/23/1883. Buried Union Cemetery. No parents' names or a wife's name given in this death record information. Forest Home Cemetery record: Lueddemann, Ireg.(very hard name to decifer) A., born Germany 9/18/1801, died Milw. on 1/22/1883; marr., living 643 10th St. (old numbering).

Gustav Theo. deceased as of 11/1/1882, leaving three children: George Albert, Marie Auguste and Bertha Caroline as heirs; owned Si Lot 1 See 15 T7 R22 E in 1st Ward, City of Milw. 1902 Vill. of East Milw. directory Lueddemann, George A. living 502 Keefe Ave. (Old number) George Albert Lueddemann, a farmer, died age 56; born Sandusky, Ohio 1/10/1850, son of Gustave and Gertrude(Hoffmann)Lueddemann, both born Grmany; died 10/11/1906, husband of Olga(Neddersen). Lived E. Milwaukee, buried Union Cemetery. On 4/10/1915, Olga Lueddemann petitioned the court so her minor children, Hilda and Erma, could execute a deed of con veyance re: land in Si Lot 1 Sec. 15 T7 R22 E in 18th Ward, except that part lying W of the Lake Shore or Green Bay Rd.

~~~~«y 4u> leading to Port Washington, for the purpose of selling the minor's land.~~~~

On 3/15/1915, Olga, widow of George Albert Lueddemann, deceased, Marie Auguste Lueddemann and Bertha Caroline Lueddemann Domer to the City of Milw. for $46,420.00 for Si Lot 1 in NE£ Sec. 15 T7 R 22 E in 18th Ward, except that part lying W of Lake Ave, and fulfills the Land Contract recorded in Vol. 264 Deeds p. 210.

Lueddemann's-on-the-River became Zwietusch's Mineral Springs Park by the late 1870's. The name was changed to Coney Island in 1900 and then to Wonderland shortly afterwards, becoming an amusement park. It had expanded to the south and eventually the site was converted into present Hubbard Park, the former TMER&L car barns site and residential lots.

~~~~1902 town 7 Town of Milw. directory Lueddemann, George A. 502 Keefe Ave.(Edgewood Ave.) near Oakland Ave.~~~~

tf, 4z4 LUEDKE/LUEDTKE 1870 town of Milw. census Luedke, John 52 farmer Bavaria Augus>t e 32 " (Treptow, Pommerania) Max 13 " born 1858 Anna 11 " born 1860 Paul •6 Wise born 1864 Mary 4 " born 1866 From Trinity Ev. Luth. Church record, S. Mequon: John and Auguste(Laabs)Luedke marr. 3/31/1857. She was born 3/2/1838; he 6/10/1818 Zarnklaff, Kamin, Stettin. Maria Mathilde Johanna was born 4/10/1866. Max marr. on 7/27/1879 to Caroline G. Franziska Achterberg. The Luedtke house stood at 9470 N. Range Line Rd., torn down 1987. It was a small frame house sold by that year by Miss Reimer, a great-granddaughter of John and Auguste Luedtke. Her parents were Max and Elfrieda(Luedtke)Riemer who had in herited the homestead and farmland. Auguste(Laabs)Luedtke's parents were from Mequon and after the 1870 census, the Luedtkes moved across County Line Rd. to live on the N side of County Line Rd., E side of Range Line Rd., which put them into Mequon Township. The 1876 town of Milw. map shows "F. Luedtke" as owning 3.75 acres on the E side of Port Washington Rd. at the present S boundary of Cardinal Stritch College - about the 6600 block N. Trinity Ev. Lutheran Church of S. Mequon has record of the Laabs and Luedtke families. Carolina Georg. Franziska Acht erberg, dau. of Christlieb Fried. Eduard and Maria Louise Auguste(Glaumann)Achterberg marr. 7/27/1879 to Max Johann Otto Luedtke. Paul Luedtke, born Milw. Co., marr. Auguste Augustin from Milw. Co. 11/14/1886.

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Luedtke, Friedrich J. 1824 to 1889 Maria 1824 to 1906 August 1858 to 1940 Augusta 1864 to 1952 (nee Borchardt) Paul J.,Sr. 1864 to 1951 Augusta 1860 to 1949 (nee Augustin) Luedtke, Erwin G.W. 1895 to 1910 Paul, Jr. 1894 to 1964 They are buried with their parents.

\ 9 415 Paul Luedtke, a farmer born and living town of Mequon, son of Johann and Auguste(Laabs)Luedtke, marr. in Town of E. Granville 11/14/1886 to Auguste Augustin, dau. of Friedrich and Maria (Rabe)Augustin; she born Milw. Co.

From former St. Peter's Luth. Church records: Max and Caroline Georgine Franziska(Achterberg)Luedtke had: Johann Fried. Arthur 1881; Elfrieda Anna Franziska 1883 (marr. Max Reimer); Hugo Ludwig Heinrich 1884, died 1885; Veronika Maria Wilhelmina 1885,

~~~~Union Cemetery, Milw. record: Carl Luedtke born 1812, died 11/21/1890 town of Milw.~~~~

ltfbU town of Mil-w . census Luedke, Wm. 59 milkman Pomerania Emma 61 wife Herman 29 son woworkr s at dairy Pauline 21 wife Wise. IClara 8 gr.child i? Matilda 6 TT M TT Rose 4 It u TT William 1 mo. TT This family lives next to the Hahm family at this time,

i no LUENEBURG To Joachim and Johann Lueneburg of Town of Milw. from Henry F. and Maria Harpke, Wm. H. and Fredericke Lindwurm and Chas, Geisberg, 11/20/1854 for $1000.00 for Si VI£ NWi Sec. 21 T8 N R22-E = 40 acres. For that price, there must have been some buildings on the acreage. The land was on the NE corner of present Yates and E. Green Tree Rds.

1860 town of Milw. census Lueneberg, Joachim Christian 56 farmer Mecklenberg-Sch, Anna 50 wife Lueneberg, Johann 32 farmer Mecklenberg-Sch, Minna 32 wife Friedrich 6 Wise (b-.5/17/1854) Maria 4 II (b.TO/21/1856) Carolina 2 Johann may have been a son of Joachim Christian, above; Minna s maiden name was Bergholz and she may have been related to the other Bergholz family in the town of Milw. From Trinity Church of S. Mequon: Johann and Wilhelmina (Baukholz)Lueneberg had Anna Wilhelmina Sophia 12/31/1863. Lueneberg, Joachim 32 laborer Mecklenberg-Sch. Charlotte 27 wife Prussia This Joachim is also called Johann, which becomes confusing. Charlotte is named Wilhelmina in some records and that's doubly confusing with Johann and Minna Lueneberg, above. I don't know if this Joachim is a son of the older Joachim above, or related to Johann above. I also don't know which Joachim purchased land with Johann in 1854. John Joachim Lueneberg purchased 20 acres in NE^- Sec. 9 T7 on 12/6/1873 from J.C.A. and Martha Allerding for $1800.00. This was on the S side of Capitol Dr., between the Chicago & NW RR tracks and the Milw. River. Johann Lueneberg, son of Friedrich and Lisabeth Lueneberg, a laborer, born Benz, Mecklenberg, marr. 12/6/1857 to WI1- helmina Hoppe, dau. of Sophie and Martin Hoppe. To Johann Lueneberg 12/8/1865 for $500.00 for VI£ VI£ SVl£ Sec. 16 T8 N R22 E = 10 acres.

1870 town of Milw. census Lueneberg, Joachim C. 45 farmer Mecklenberg Minna 36 wife Prussia Charles H, 9 Wise Mary 8 Minna is a/k/a Charlotte and died In 1879. The family lived in present Shorewood. Joachim is called "John" on the 1880 census and is buried, as John, in the Town of Milw. Cemetery with his wife, Minna (nee Hoppe) Lueneberg.

,M> # ¥*7 Lueneberg, Joachim 63 farmer Meck.-Sch. Anna 54 wife " " This Joachim died 1877 and was buried in St. John's Luth. Church Cemetery. There was an Elisa Lueneberg living in the Town of Granville, shown on the 1870 census; she was age 62, born Mecklenberg and lived with her dau.;r Maria and son-in-law, Joachim Buchman 1870 census, cont'd Lueneberg, Johann 4 3 farmer Mecklenberg Minna 43 wife II Friedrich 16i Wise Maria 15-3/4 H Caroline 11-3/4 II Minna 6i H Fredericka 4± II Minna is nee Bergholz. An article in "Memoirs of Milw. County1 about Fred, above, stated his mother and father were born 1830 and 1831 respectively; his father came to the U.S. when 22 yrs. old, working as a laborer for some time, then settled on the Washington Rd. (Port Wash. Rd.) clearing a farm. In later years his father (John) moved to the Kilbourn Rd. where he died 1908, his widow surviving him. Fred was the oldest of nine children. The family moved to the town of Franklin after the 1870 census. Maria Sophia Lueneberg, dau. of Johann and Minna(Bergholz) Lueneberg marr. Martin Martin, son of Nikolaus and Philipine (Bucher)Martin 1/25/1874 town of Franklin; he a farmer, born Rhein-Prov., Prussia, living town of Franklin. Religious cere. Friedrich Lueneberg, son of same, a farmer born town of Milwaukee, marr. 5/17/1877 to Rosalia Schmeling, dau. of Hein rich and Dorothea(Schaetzel)Schmeling in town of Franklin,Wis. Friedrich then farmed in Oak Creek. Caroline Lueneberg, dau. of Johann and Wilhelmina(Bergholz) Lueneberg marr. Joseph Gebelmann, son of Joseph and Johanna Gebelmann 8/17/1879 in Milw., he born Buffalo, NY. Wilhelmina Lueneberg marr. Albert Bruss; she is buried in the cemetery on old Smith Rd., town of Franklin. That ceme tery is located on present 51st St.(old Smith Rd.) and College Ave., Greenfield. She died 1893; her death record states she was wife of Albert, dau. of John and Minnie Lueneberg, born town of Milw. 1863.

1880 town of Milw. census Lueneberg, Mary 66 lives alone, farms Mecklenberg It is possible that this is Anna, wife of Joachim Christian Lueneberg and her name may have been Anna Mary - or a totally different woman. There is a Marie Lueneberg buried in Union Cemetery, born 11/12/1809 Germany, died 3/2/1895, perhaps the above woman.

~~~~Lueneberg, John 54 farmer Mecklenberg Charles 19 Wise Marie* IS it~~~~

~~~~61 ¥48 John, born 2/6/1826 Wismar, died 2/4/1914 from his death record. He lived in the Town of Granville in his later years.~~~~

Charles marr. Sophie Wessel, dau. of Carl and Dorothea (Staffeld)Wessel. Marie marr. Franz Fischer, son of Fritz and Fredrike(Steinhardt/Steinhaus)Fischer in 1888, in the town of Granville. She died Jan. 1891.

Maria Wilhelmina Lueneberg, dau. of Johann and Charlotte (Hoppe)Lueneberg, born 5/13/1862 town of Milw., marr. 11/15/1888 to William Hein. Fried. Mueller, son of William and Caroline (Riemer)Mueller, he born 1/25/1863 Thiensville; marr. in Thiens- ville. From Trinity Ev. Luth. Church of S. Mequon records. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH CEMETERY N. Port Washington Rd. Lueneberg, Joachim C. 2/23/1804 to 2/17/1877 John 9/1/1831 to 3/29/1908

ST. JOHN'S EV. LUTH. CHURCH CEMETERY 38th St. and W. Good Hope Rd. Lueneberg, Charles J. 1887 to 19 (no date) Lydia A. 1891 to 1965 Adam Christian 5/17/1813 to 5/_/1889 (no gravestone now; this is from church records)

~~~~GOOD HOPE CEMETERY 4101 S. 43rd St. Lueneberg, Sophie 8/24/1865 to 1/9/1909 (wife of Charles, nee Wessel)~~~~

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Lueneberg, John 2/6/1826 to 2/4/1914 (a/k/a Joachim on the 1870 census) Minna 4/23/1832 to 7/2/1879 (nee Hoppe, wife of John/Joachim above) Fischer, Maria 5/13/1862 to 1/6/1891 (nee Lueneberg) The above three are buried together.

~~~~Lueneberg, John 1890- 1891~~~~

9 ¥*f LUY The name is pronounced "Lu-e" and the family came to Milw. in the early 1850's, building a squatter's cabin on the site of the later School House Tavern site(now the athletic field area for Nicolet High School)on old Port Washington Rd. This information came from Anson M. Buttles' grandfather's 50 yr. diaries, written 1850-1900.

~~~~1860 town of Mi lw. census Louis, Charles 38 laborer Prussia Margaretta 35 wife it Joseph 8 II Anna 10 II John 6 Wise Jacob 4 II Eberhart 3 II Magdalena 6 mo. II~~~~

Joseph and Anna were not shown on the 1870 census and I didn't find marr. records for them; perhaps they died young. On 7/31/1866 Valentine and Louise Blatz sold to Mrs. Mar garethe Luy the Ei "as lies E of the Milw. River, in the NE^ Sec. 19 containing 20 acres" for $650.00, "reserving the right- of-way across part of Lot 6 to the present bridge over the river until a new road along the section line and a new bridge across the river shall be laid out and opened and ready and fit for use." The section line referred to above is the section line Good Hope Rd. is laid out on; the permanent bridge was built almost 100 years later, in 1965. In the 1860's a footbridge existed across the river somewhat south of the present bridge. According to Anson M. Buttles' records from his grand father's diaries, Jacob (Jack, below) Luy was born in a log cabin on Port Washington Rd. 1870 town of Milw. censusn Luiy, John 50 farmer Prussia Margareth 45 wife II John 16 Wise Jack 14 Edward 12 Louisa 11 Elizabeth 8 Anthony 6 Franciska 1 Louisa appears to be the same girl as "Magdalena" on the 1860 census. The Luy family is shown on this census as living near the Sellmann and Dumann families, along present River Rd., River Hills. James Luys, a farmer born Town of Milw., living Town of Milw. on Washington rd.(Port Wash. Rd.), son of John and

£ A fje Mary (Harmes )Luy§,, marr. 1st week of April 1878 at E. Granville to Dorothea Benss(Benz), dau. of Henri and Elisabeth(Keres) (really Kehres) Benss. Witnesses: John Luyis and John Benss. "James" appears to be Jacob Luy. Marriage recorded 4/28/1878. Magdalena Luy, dau. of John and Margaretha Luy, marr. on 7/14/1878 to John Dumann, a farmer Milw., living Town of Milw., son of Louise and John Dumann. Witnesses: Otto Duman and John Benz.

~~~~1880 Town ot Milw. census Loui, John 60 beekeeper Prussia Margaret 52 wife II Anton 14 Wise Frank 12 II~~~~

~~~~Loui, Jacob 24 farmer Wise Doretta 21 wife II John 1 II~~~~

Luy, John J. 26 Wise Shown living with the John Schactschneider family. Eberhard Lui, son of Johann and Margaretha(Harmes)Lui, a cooper born Town of Milw., marr. 5/21/1881 to Wilhelmine Maresch, dau. of Wilhelm and Johanna(Peters)Maresch, she born Milw. Witness: Jacob Lui. (This was Edward Luy; the Maresch family had been neighbors on the River Road, N of Good Hope Rd., for a time)

Jacob Luy built a house/tavern/grocery store at 7253 N. Port Washington Rd. in the late 1880's or early 1900's for his brother, Frank. It was known as Donges Bay Half Way House and later as Norma's Country Store. Much later, it became rental property, then torn down 1987 for the present Marriott Residence Inn, located on the NW corner of Good Hope and Port Washington Rds. Jacob and Dora(Benz)Luy lived in a farmhouse he built on the SE corner of River and Calumet Rds., in present River Hills, on a narrow slice of land. Rudolf Hokanson later built his home on that site, still standing. (From Jacob Luy of 975 W. Calumet Rd., grandson of Jacob and Dora Luy, and a son of Henry and Rose(Herziger)Luy.) Another son of Henry and Rose, George Luy, still lives in a house built 1911 by Henry and Rose, at 1005 W. Calumet Rd.

1902 town of Milw. directory Luy, Anton & John farmers W side Riverside Rd.(River Rd.) 1 blk.N Herman Mills Rd. (Green Tree Rd.) Luy, Jacob farmer Jacob, Henry and Tillie live Henry tailor E side Riverside Rd., 3 blks

* g 43/ Tillie dressmaker N of Herman Mills Rd.

Misc. info: Jacob and Dora(Ben&)Luy had Arthur Daniel William 11/1/1888, marr. 5/27/1911 to Mabel Lillian Rosalia Sellmann, dau. of Fred and Mollie Sellmann. Elizabeth Luy, dau. of Jacob and Dora(Benz)Luy, born Town of Milw., marr. Andreas Knorad 6/15/1907, he son of Jacob and Antonia(Geidel)Konrad, born Theinsville, WI. Witnesses: Henry Luy, Arthur Harleff, Rose Herziger and Elsie Malitzky. (St. John's Lutheran Church record, Glendale.) John Luy, son of Jacob and Dora(Bens)Luy, a milkman, born and living N. Milw., marr. Catharina Sdahl, dau. of Peter and Mary(Tochek)Sdahl 9/30/1907, Catholic ceremony. Witnesses: Elisabeth Sdahl and Charles Vint. Henry.Luy, a shoemaker, son of Jacob and Dora(Benz)Luy, age 23, marr. 11/28/1908 to Rose Herziger, 23, dau. of ___ and Minnie Tuenn., both born Wise Rev. George Hirtz officia ting; witnesses were Bertha Luy and Anna Nealey.

Jacob Luy died 1/12/1943, age 87 yrs. 3 mo. 5 days., marr., buried Graceland Cemetery. (St. John's Lutheran Church record), Anton Luy died 5/21/1946, age 81 yrs. 5 mo. 28 days; buried Town of Milw. Cemetery. (St. John's Lutheran Church record.)

TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY Luy, Anton 1864 to 1946 " Mary Stein 1873 to 1961 Stein, Edward 1863 to 1900 Maria Gurske had marr. Edward Stein; after he died, she marr. Anton Luy. Above 3 names are on one gravestone.

~~~~ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY 43rd St. and W. Calumet Rd., Brown Deer~~~~

~~~~Luy, Johann Sr. 10/19/1819 to 12/27/1904 Margaretha 7/23/1824 to 10/28/1912 Luy, John J. 1854 to 1913 Mary 1860 to 1946 Dummann, Magdalena 12/30/1859 to 4/20/1884 (nee Luy)~~~~

~~~~1902 town of Milw. directory - Town 7 Luy, Frank fireman N side Lake (Capitol Dr.), 3 blks. E of 9th St. Henry laborer ditto John D. " W side Green Bay Rd., SE£ Sec. 6~~~~

^44 Luy, Dorothea M. (Nee Bergholz) Dec. 6, 1992, age 73 yrs., of Brown Deer. Beloved wife of Robert. Dear mother of Barbara (David) Westfahl, Carolyn (Paul) Kaiser and the late Margaret Ellen. Loving grandmother of Laurel (Greg) Braunreiter and Amy Westfahl. Further survived by a sister-in-- law, brothers-in-law, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. ,^llklIrt Visitation Thurs., Dec. 10, at ST. JOHN S LUTHERAN CHURCH, GLENDALE, 7877 N. Port Washington Rd., from 3 p.m. until time of the funeral service at 6 p.m. Interment Graceland Cemetery. Memorials to St. John's appreciated. SCHMIDT & BARTELT HEIDEN & LANGE 964-3040 Serving the Family

Dorothea M. Luy, (nee Bergholz) a Braunreiter of Milwaukee and Amy West lifelong resident of Brown Deer, died Dec. fahl, at the University of Wisconsin-Stout; 6 at age 73. a sister-in-law, Margaret Pape of River A 1937 graduate of Lutheran High Hills, and brothers-in-law, Walter Wick- School, she met frequently with members ert and Harvey Becker, both of Glendale. of her class through the High School Club. She was preceded in death by a She also enjoyed a monthly sewing club daughter, Margaret Ellen. with friends and gardening with her Services were held Thursday at St. husband. John's Lutheran Church in Glendale. Her husband, Robert, described her as "a wonderful friend." Interment was in Graceland Cemetery. Besides Robert, she is survived by Schmidt & Bartelt Funeral Home han children, Barbara (David) Westfahl of dled the arrangements. Milwaukee and Carolyn (Paul) Kaiser of The family suggested memorials to St. Brown Deer; grandchildren, Laurel (Greg) John's Church Endowment Fund.

~~~~# V.i?«. LYON John H. Lyon, deceased; estate proceedings stated his body was found 6/13/1836, lying dead by the path of Thomas Spr~~~~

1855 Town of Milw. State census Lyon, Esbany 2 males, 2 females, all native born Esbone and wife Sarah settled near the site of the'Town of Milwaukee Cemetery; their son, Alvin, was a teacher In ithe log school located on the grounds in front of the e.aKly ceme tery. The school was known in those early years as ":t'he Lyon" school. TOWN OF MILWAUKEE CEMETERY "Alvin Burr, son of Esbone and Sarah Lyon died Feb. 16, 1857, aged 22 yrs., .6 mo...,, and 26 days. A native of Brandon, ,VTn

& WJ Next to Alvin Burr Lyon's grave is a footstone, no head stone, with the initials "S. L." THis may be Sarah Lyon's grave. Anson M. Buttles, grandfather of the recently deceased Anson W. Buttles of Fox Point, wrote diaries covering 50 years in the Town of Milw. (1850 - 1900), now in the possession of the late Anson W. Buttles' estate. Anson W. told Mimi Bird in 1984 that Peter Lyon's wife was buried in this cemetery, but he may have confused Peter's wife with Esbone's wife. On 11/13/1856 Hiram and Abigail Warner, QCD to Walter Lyon for $1.00 for the same 30 acres in the NE^ See 29.

On 8/1/1866 Walter Lyon and H. E., his wife, of Manitowoc, Wise, sold for $3800.00 to Antoinette M. Wright (wife of James M. Wright) "the land known as the place occupied by Jas. M. Wright." The Wrights later moved to the town of Greenfield, Milw. Co.; the Lyons and Warners had left the area by the 1860 census.

Fred Martin Wright, son of James Martin and Maria(Lyon) Wright, a farmer born Milw., living North Greenfield, Milw. Co., marr. 9/20/1892 at 145 - 5th St. (old numbering) to Mamie Elizabeth Kinsman, dau. of Christopher C. and Laura(Lyon)Kinsman, she born Wise; religious ceremony with Sabin Halsey, clergyman. Witnesses: J. Hubbard and Mrs. E. M. Halsey.

# fH LYNCH To -Michael Lynch of Milw. Co., 6/25/1i846 for $-S44^m^£av' Eot #2 «• "40 acres and S 5/8's part of • W;ijNWi =50 acres: ^£uSee , :l3 -;T0y-H;;R22 E. To Phillip Riley and M^ for $1.00 ;for Ei SEl^Secv 25 T8 ->NR22 E ^rpyt^^^^k«c:Efvd<>.n•:, t execute deeds of ^br'titiori/of pliher 'lands; purchased ^gnRiley and Lynch on ,6/25/1846. (Philip Riley khad purchased fore $422> 67 r Lot #1 = 46.85 actes and N 3/8's part ^of Wi NW^ See.f T#;-T8 N R 22 E.« 30 acres*) T850 town of Milw.>census Lynch, Michael 30> farmer Ireland V vMary 2*0 The-Lynch family land was on the W and S i sides of the^llfclw. River, between W. Calumet and W. Bradley Rds. The,Rdle:ySw,.were immediately west of them.

1860 town of Milw. census Lynch, Michael 40 farmer Ireland Mary 30 wife . u Ann 9 Wise* James 6 1! Edward 4 |l Ma^y E. 2 II Kraus,: $Ugust 28 laborer PasttsBia Ann Lyngjlv died 4/T/T869 ,^ge^ 37 yrs^,, 3 mo. arid was^itoiried in the Irish,cemetery in ^p^hville - St..Michael's Cemeteryr. on •N. 43rd M. a:nd Jtf;. Calumet Rd^ Her maiden name was;:Riley^;; she was ^burled as #^cy £pGh> next to her husband,, Mioh&el., He . died 7/5/1878, aged 64 yrs. Their monument says "iNatfees of Co. Cavan." (She was, most pz-pfe^bly^-a daughter of,^hilip and Honpra SiJLey, their ;heighb $helr daughter f, Hanpra,. died 1 853, ...jaged 3 mo.. ••-•0^^S^j/i.i:-,rhnn'. Walsh died ^ ye^rs. 'They are all 'butt&ed^,to-

~~~~18 70 /town ;pf Milw. census LInctv, Michael 52 Marnier Ireland Anna 18 Wise .James 15 II Mcbwa>pA 13 ir. Mswcy 11 II H :;'PhJi|dp: 9 Bridget 7 II~~~~

Ann Linsh, dau. of Michael and Mary(Riley)Linsh, marr. Edward Welsh, son of Edward and Mary(Kaul)Welsh 1/19/1876 in the town of Granville; Roman Catholic ceremony, Rev. Augustine Joseph Lang officiating. Welsh a teamster, born and living City of Milw. Only witness was the pastor. •At W