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TRUSTEES NAME YEARS SERVED POLITICAL PARTY Graney, John 1894-1896 Workingman's Party Waltz, George 1894-1898 Workingman's Party Zurbrick, John 1894-1897 Workingman's Party Woelfell, Ernest 1896-1898 Workingman's Party Bostwick, W.S. 1896-1898 Workingman's Party Hennessey, Edward 1896-1900 Workingman's Party Byron, Edward 1896-1899 Workingman's Party Dunbeck, Joseph 1898-1900 Workingman's Party Stein, John 1898-1901 Workingman's Party Dobbins, Michael 1898-1899 Workingman's Party Kieffer, Martin 1899-1904 Citizen's Party Malone, Percy 1900-1902 Citizen's Party Lindholm, Charles 1900-1902 Citizen's Party Fitzgerald, Michael 1901-1903 Citizen's Party Wilcox, Elmer J. 1902-1907 Citizen's Party Ullman, Henry 1902-1906 Citizen's Party Garry, Michael 1903-1905 Citizen's Party Carlson, John F. 1903-1906 Union Party Resigned April 16, 1906 Eden, Benjamin H. 1906-1907 Citizen's Party Appointed May 07, 1906 Nash, Elmer J. 1906-1907 Citizen's Party Gramlich, Gustave 1906-1908 Citizen's Party Weimer, George 1906-1907 Union Party Heyza, Hippolit F. 1906-1908 Citizen's Party Hutchinson, Robert J. 1907-1909 Union Party Klepfer, Frank 1907-1908 Union Party Keefe, William 1907-1910 Union Party Palmer, William 1907-1909 Union Party Lauck, Harry C. 1908-1909 Union Party Duttweiller, Fred 1908-1910 Union Party Wendel, Frank J. 1908-1910 Union Party Schultz, Walter F. 1909-1911 Citizen's Party Higgins, James D. 1909-1909 Citizen's Party Resigned April 1909 Higgins, James D. 1910-1912 Citizen's Party Green, John 1909-1910 Citizen's Party Appointed April 1909 Walters, Ambrose 1909-1911 Citizen's Party Nelson, Albert 1910-1912 Citizen's Party Reimer, Charles 1910-1911 Citizen's Party TRUSTEES NAME YEARS SERVED POLITICAL PARTY Crowninshield, David 1910-1910 Citizen's Party Resigned October 20, 1910 Jepson, John 1910-1911 Citizen's Party Appointed October 20,1910 Miller, Joseph 1911-1913 Peoples Party Wheeler, Guy B. 1911-1912 Citizen's Party Cleveland, William 1911-1913 Peoples Party Hartung, Anthony 1911-1913 Peoples Party Robinson, John 1912-1914 Peoples Party Sturm, Edward 1912-1914 Peoples Party Rolan, Jeremiah 1912-1913 Citizen's Party Resigned May 19, 1913 Wendel, Frank J. 1913-1914 Citizen's Party Appointed May 19, 1913 Eckstein, George C. 1913-1913 Citizen's Party Resigned July 07,1913 Witkowski, Walter 1913-1915 Citizen's Party Stratton, Daniel,Dr. 1913-1914 People's / Citizen's Party Appointed July 07, 1913 Nash, Elmer J. 1914-1915 Citizen's Party Kwak, Valentine 1914-1916 People'sParty McHugh, Thomas 1914-1916 Citizen's Party Hutchinson, Robert J. 1914-1916 People's Party Duttweiller, Fred 1914-1915 People's Party Stratton, Daniel,Dr. 1915-1917 People's / Citizen's Party Robinson, John C. 1915-1917 People's Party Rowley, Elwin B. 1915-1917 Citizen's Party Dobbins, Henry Rogers 1916-1918 Independent/American Party Dworzanowski, Matthew 1916-1918 Independent/American/Citizen's Party Lysiak, Stanley 1916-1918 Independent/American Party Gangloff, Albert 1917-1919 American Party Illig, George D. 1917-1919 American / Citizen's Party Dobbins, Michael K. 1917-1921 Citizen's Party Crommett, Charles S. 1918-1922 Citizen's Party Nash, Elmer J. 1918-1924 Citizen's Party Potoczak,Michael 1918-1922 Citizen's Party Witkowski, Walter 1919-1923 American Party Walters, William 1919-1925 American/Citizen's Party Swiatek, Michael 1921-1923 Citizen's Party Swiatek, Michael 1923-1924 Citizen's Party Appointed March 26, 1923 Collie, Joseph 1922-1923 Citizen's Party Collie, Joseph 1924-1930 Citizen's Party Dworzanowski, Joseph 1923-1925 American Party TRUSTEES NAME YEARS SERVED POLITICAL PARTY Carlson, John C. 1922-1924 American Party Wheeler, Guy B. 1923-1925 Citizen's Party Murray, John 1924-1930 Citizen's Party Prestine, Arthur F. 1925-1931 Citizen's Party Potoczak,Michael 1925-1929 Citizen's Party Jakubowski, Stanley J. 1924-1930 Citizen's Party Kocialski, Felix 1925-1929 Citizen's Party Hadsell, Earl W. 1929-1932 American Party Wienckowski, Frank 1930-1932 American Party Rogacki, Joseph 1929-1933 American Party Prestine, Arthur F. 1932-1933 Citizen's Party Resigned April 04, 1933 Carlson, William 1930-1934 American Party Mohr, Jacob 1930-1932 American Party Lindholm, Charles 1931-1933 American Party Mlynarczyk, John 1933-1937 Citizen's Party Brogowski, Alexander 1933-1938 Citizen's Party Appointed April 04,1933 Gangloff, Charles 1932-1938 Citizen's Party Szyperski, Walter 1933-1938 Citizen's Party Szyperski, Walter 1938-1942 Independent Party Resigned April 06, 1942 Murray, John 1933-1937 Citizen's Party Bauer, John F. 1934-1938 Citizen's Party Bauer, John F. 1938-1948 Independent Party Leszczynski, Michael 1937-1940 Independent Party Nelson, Theodore 1937-1947 Independent Party Swierat, Michael 1938-1950 Independent Party Lux, Albert 1938-1948 Independent Party Murawski, John 1940-1946 Independent Party Pfohl, Cornelius 1942-1947 Independent Party Appointed April 06,1942 Pfohl, Cornelius 1949-1955 Independent Party Senko, Paul, Jr. 1947-1949 Progressive Party Hutchinson, T. Allen 1947-1948 Progressive Party Resigned December 13,1948 Sharpe, Orville 1948-1949 Progressive Party Appointed December 13, 1948 Paluszak, Joseph 1947-1949 Progressive Party Meister, John 1948-1950 Progressive Party Kamela, Edwin 1948-1950 Progressive Party Gangloff, Edward 1949-1953 Independent Party Pawlicki, Casimer 1949-1951 Independent Party Died In Office June 04, 1951 TRUSTEES NAME YEARS SERVED POLITICAL PARTY LiPuma, Frank D. 1951-1959 Independent Party Appointed June 18, 1951 Rusinek, Michael 1950-1961 Independent Party Kocialski, John 1950-1953 IndependentParty Resigned March, 30, 1953 Shone Harry J. 1950-1952 Independent Party Domino, John 1952-1956 Good Government Party Resigned April 04, 1955 Gangloff Norman 1953-1954 Independent Party Appointed March, 30, 1953 Wienckowski, Henry A. 1953-1975 Good Government Party Wienckowski, Henry A. 1977-1980 Good Government Party Resigned December 15, 1980 Lewandowski, Michael 1954-1961 Independent Party Wojtkowiak, Edward 1955-1959 Independent Party Gangloff, Norman 1955-1961 Independent Party Appointed April 04, 1955 Kibler, Norman 1959-1963 Good Government Party Wargala, Edward S. 1959-1969 Good Government Party Died in Office January 08, 1969 Potoczak (Potter) John J. 1961-1968 Good Government Party Potter, John J. 1968-1971 Independent-Progressive Party Elmore, Bernard 1961-1970 Good Government Party Natale, Joseph 1961-1967 Good Government Party Appointed Mayor July 31, 1967 Ziemba, Eugene V. 1963-1967 Independent Party Vanderlip,Richard J. 1967-1968 Good Government Party Appointed July 31, 1967 Arber, Leroy G. 1967-1968 Independent Party Arber, Leroy G. 1968-1979 Independent-Progressive Party Young, Allen E. 1969-1969 Good Government Party Appointed February 02, 1969 Hahn, Irving 1969-1971 Independent Party Downey, Norman J. 1968-1969 Good Government Party Mahoney, James 1970-1973 Independent-Progressive Party Pempsell, Charles C., Jr. 1970-1987 Independent-Progressive Party Died in Office September 23, 1987 Downey, Norman J. 1971-1975 Good Government Party Kleir Gerald J. 1971-1972 Independent-Progressive Party Appointed April 05, 1971 Kleir Gerald J. 1972-1973 Independent-Progressive Party Paluszak, Roger D. 1973-1977 Good Government Party Wojcik,Stanley J. 1973-1980 Good Government Party Grzyb, Fred 1975-1979 Independent-Progressive Party Grzyb, Fred 1979-1983 Good Government Party Kubiak, Richard J. 1975-1978 Independent-Progressive Party Resigned August 01, 1978 Urbanski, Florian M. 1978-1979 Independent-Progressive Party Appointed August 01, 1978 Urbanski, Florian M. 1981-1997 Independent-Progressive Party Snios, Donald E. 1979-1983 Good Government Party TRUSTEES NAME YEARS SERVED POLITICAL PARTY Priebe, Joan M. 1979-1983 Good Government Party Gabryszak, Dennis H. 1981-1984 Independent-Progressive Party Resigned December 04, 1984 Piusienski, Irene J. 1981-1981 Good Government Party Appointed January 03, 1981 Downey, Norman J. 1983-1995 Independent-Progressive Party Meyer, Robert C. 1983-1995 Independent-Progressive Party Rusinek, Michael J. 1983-1993 Independent-Progressive Party Resigned June 07, 1993 LiPuma, Mark V. 1984-1989 Independent-Progressive Party Appointed December 04, 1984 Nusall, James S. 1987-1997 Independent-Progressive Party Appointed November 17, 1987 Michaels, Judith 1993-1994 Independent-Progressive Party Appointed September 20,1993 Roscoe, Francis W. 1989-1997 Independent-Progressive Party Maryniewski, William 1994-1999 Depew Action Party Priebe, Joan M. 1995-1998 Depew Action Party Resigned November 23, 1998 McIntosh, Joseph G. 1995-2002 Depew Action Party Resigned March 11, 2002 Sherwood, Nicholas 1997-2004 Depew Action Party Mazur, David 1997-2004 Depew Action Party Fragale, John 1997-2004 Depew Action Party Resigned June 14, 2004 Seiler, Charles J. 1999-2004 Depew Action Party Mescall, Terence 1998-2007 Depew Action Party Appointed November 23, 1998 Maryniewski, William 2002-2007 Depew Action Party Appointed March 25, 2002 Maryniewski, William 2007-2011 People's Voice of Depew Pieczynski, Sandra 2003-2007 Progressive Party Molinaro, Eugene 2004-2006 Depew Action Party Appointed June 28, 2004 Resigned June 28, 2006 2006-2007 Depew Action Party Re-appointed July 24,2006 Fusani, Theresa 2005-2009 Depew Action Party Dillemuth, William 2005-2008 Depew Action Party Resigned September 30, 2008 Monti, Carl 2007-2011 People's Voice of Depew Keefe, Joseph 2007-2011 People's Voice of Depew Hammer, Linda 2007-2011 People's Voice of Depew Hammer, Linda 2011- Depew Preservation Party Nolder, Michael 2011-2015 Depew Preservation Party Pecora, Juliano 2011-2015 Depew Preservation Party Nikonowicz, Jesse C.,Sr. 2011-2013 Depew Preservation Party Kucewicz, Robert 2013- Renew Depew Party Kevin J. 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  • Town of Amberg Marriage Records April 1909 -- 1910

    Town of Amberg Marriage Records April 1909 -- 1910

    Town of Amberg Marriage Records Consisting of communities of Amberg, Pembine, & Niagara Marinette County, Wisconsin April 1909 -- 1910 Anderson, Joseph, b. Sweden, age 29, railroad man, son of August, Sweden, & Amelia Anderson, Sweden, m. Anna Zuist, b. Sweden, age 18, d. of Louis, Sweden, mother unnamed, Sweden, 16 August, 1910, Amberg. Baril, Mary Alma, see William Lepscier. Bartoloe, Barbara, see Michael Gaush Beattie, Alexander, b. Scotland, age 44, stonecutter, son of James, Scotland, & Ann Anderson, Scotland, m. Mary Duthie Beattie (widow), b. Scotland, age 38, nurse, d. of Francis Duthie, Scotland, & Kathrine Cargill, Scotland, 22 Dec. 1910, Amberg. Becker, Wm. A., b. Wis., age 22, bricklayer, son of Adam, Germany, & Anna Smith, Germany, m. Philomene Viola Depas, b. Mich., age 19, d. of Leroy, Wis., & Jennie LaCock, Wis., 18 Jan. 1910, Niagara. Bernard, Mary, see Alphonse Klaskena. Brault, Eliza, see George Burns. Brown, Emma M., see John J. McCoshan. Buckman, Lenore, see Ed A. Nickel Burr, Alexander, b. Scotland, age 30, laborer, son of Alexander, Scotland, & Charlotte Murry, Scotland, m. Mamie Gallagher, b. Wis., age 33, d. of Roger, Ireland, & Catherine Ryan, Ireland, 4 Oct. 1909, Niagara. Burns, George, b. Mich., age 23, laborer, son of Thomas, Mich., & Eliza Lord, Wis., m. Eliza Brault, b. Wis., age 18, laborer, d. of Edmund, Canada, & Mary Robichand, Canada, 27 Sept. 1910, Niagara. Cantrill, Elisa, see Henry Towell. Christenson, Olivia, see Ernest Sauld. DePas, Philomene Viola, see Wm. A. Becker. Dixon, Anna, see Chas Stovekin. Duthie, Mary Beattie, see Alexander Beattie. Flammang, Katherine, see George Raboni. Flammang, Rosy, see Levi Robert Ruelle. Fraker, Amy, see Peter McTrusty Gallagher, Mamie, see Alexander Burr.