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Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal Register Report for Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal Generation 1 1. Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1. He was born on 09 Jan 1826 in Germany. He died on 16 Nov 1898 in Wisconsin. Ernestine Unknown. She was born on 01 Jun 1841 in Germany. Arrival 1883. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. She died on 23 Mar 1923 in Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal and Ernestine Unknown. They had 7 children. 2. i. Auguste Westphal. She was born Abt. 1863 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. Residence 1920 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. 3. ii. Elise Westphal. She was born Abt. 1863 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. She married Rudolph Hoeft. They were married on 30 Mar 1884 in Marathon County, Wisconsin. She died Bef. 1900 in Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. 4. iii. August Westphal. He was born 1866 in Germany. Arrival 1883. He married Martha Friedrich. They were married Abt. 1907 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. He died 1958 in Wisconsin. 5. iv. Johanna Westphal. She was born 1870 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. Residence 1900 in Halsey, Marathon, Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. v. Albert Westphal. He was born Abt. 1876 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. 6. vi. William Friedrich Westphal. He was born on 09 Aug 1880 in Germany. He married Mary Baronsky. They were married Abt. 1910 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. Other-Begin in Marathon County. He died in Wisconsin. vii. Emma Westphal. She was born Abt. 1883 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. Generation 2 2. Auguste Westphal-2 (Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). She was born Abt. 1863 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. Residence 1920 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. Charles Baehr. He was born 1860 in Germany. Residence 1910 in Hixon Twp, Clark, Wisconsin. He died Bef. 1920 in Wisconsin. Charles Baehr and Auguste Westphal. They had 4 children. 7. i. George J Baehr. He was born on 08 Jul 1888 in Wisconsin. He married Alma Unknown. They were married 1911 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. He died Dec 1983 in Withee, Clark County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 389-36-2804. SSN issued in Wisconsin. Page 1 of 11 Monday, December 21, 2009 11:44:20 AM Register Report for Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal Generation 2 8. ii. Harry Baehr. He was born on 27 Sep 1890 in Wisconsin. He married Clara Unknown. They were married Abt. 1916 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. He died Jul 1982 in Loyal, Clark County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 391-36-2002. SSN issued in Wisconsin. iii. Erma Baehr. She was born 1898 in Wisconsin. iv. Daughter Baehr. 3. Elise Westphal-2 (Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). She was born Abt. 1863 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. She died Bef. 1900 in Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. Rudolph Hoeft. He was born 1837 in Germany. Arrival 1883. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. Rudolph Hoeft and Elise Westphal. They were married on 30 Mar 1884 in Marathon County, Wisconsin. They had 4 children. i. Minnie Hoeft. ii. Albert Gustav Hoeft. He was born on 04 Apr 1885. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. Other-Begin in Marathon County. iii. Ernest Hoeft. He was born on 27 Nov 1887 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. Other-Begin in Marathon County. 9. iv. Amanda M. Hoeft. She was born on 20 May 1890 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. She died on 15 Feb 1969 in Prentice, Price County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 387-52-9950. SSN issued in Wisconsin. 4. August Westphal-2 (Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). He was born 1866 in Germany. Arrival 1883. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. He died 1958 in Wisconsin. Martha Friedrich. She was born 1875 in Germany. Arrival 1906. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. She died 1952 in Wisconsin. August Westphal and Martha Friedrich. They were married Abt. 1907 in Wisconsin. They had 4 children. i. Minnie Westphal. She was born on 24 Apr 1907 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. She died on 11 May 1927. ii. Frieda Westphal. She was born 1910 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. 10. iii. Otto Westphal. He was born on 16 Jun 1909 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. He died on 25 Oct 1989 in Hatboro, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. Social Security Number was 552-05-0087. SSN issued in California. Page 2 of 11 Monday, December 21, 2009 11:44:20 AM Register Report for Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal Generation 2 (con't) 11. iv. Edward A. Westphal. He was born on 16 Jul 1916 in Wisconsin. He married Viola Burow. They were married on 06 Oct 1943 in St. John's Lutheran Church, Edgar, Marathon, Wisconsin. Residence 1992 in ABBOTSFORD, WI. He died on 19 Jun 1995 in Abbotsford, Clark, Wisconsin. Medical Condition was Adopted child. Social Security Number was 398-18-0439. SSN issued in Wisconsin. 5. Johanna Westphal-2 (Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). She was born 1870 in Germany. Arrival on 05 Jul 1883 in New York, New York. Residence 1900 in Halsey, Marathon, Wisconsin. Custom in Preußen. Departure in Germany. Destination in United States. Mike Bothke. He was born 1861 in Germany. Arrival 1875. Residence 1900 in Halsey, Marathon, Wisconsin. Mike Bothke and Johanna Westphal. They had 4 children. i. Ella Bothke. She was born Dec 1891 in Wisconsin. Residence 1900 in Halsey, Marathon, Wisconsin. ii. Esther Bothke. She was born Nov 1895 in Wisconsin. Residence 1900 in Halsey, Marathon, Wisconsin. iii. Fritz Gotlieb Bothke. He was born on 09 Jul 1899 in Marathon, Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Cedar Lake, Barron, Wisconsin. He died Mar 1978 in Rice Lake, Barron County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 399-36-5724. SSN issued in Wisconsin. Other-Begin in Barron County. 12. iv. George M Bothke. He was born on 18 Mar 1890 in Abbotsford, Wisconsin. Residence 1900 in Halsey, Marathon, Wisconsin. He married Florence L. Uren. They were married Abt. 1916. He died Nov 1972 in San Bernardino, San Bernardino County, California. Social Security Number was 472-09-1159. SSN issued in Minnesota. Other-Begin in Itasca County. 6. William Friedrich Westphal-2 (Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). He was born on 09 Aug 1880 in Germany. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. Other-Begin in Marathon County. He died in Wisconsin. Mary Baronsky. She was born 1888 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. William Friedrich Westphal and Mary Baronsky. They were married Abt. 1910 in Wisconsin. They had 4 children. i. Gilbert A. Westphal. He was born on 08 Jul 1911 in Holton, Marathon County, Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. He married Dorothy Louise Skerven. They were married 1931 in Abbotsford, Clark County, Wisconsin. He died Aug 1981 in Abbotsford, Clark County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 394-05-7473. SSN issued in Wisconsin. 13. ii. Leona J. Westphal. She was born 1917 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. 14. iii. Vernon C. Westphal. He was born 1923 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. He died Abt. 1975. Page 3 of 11 Monday, December 21, 2009 11:44:20 AM Register Report for Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal Generation 2 (con't) 15. iv. Esther V. Westphal. She was born 1925 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Holton, Marathon, Wisconsin. Generation 3 7. George J Baehr-3 (Auguste Westphal-2, Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). He was born on 08 Jul 1888 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. He died Dec 1983 in Withee, Clark County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 389-36-2804. SSN issued in Wisconsin. Alma Unknown. She was born 1890 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. George J Baehr and Alma Unknown. They were married 1911 in Wisconsin. They had 6 children. i. Anita Baehr. She was born 1913 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. ii. Vernon G Baehr. He was born on 22 Sep 1917 in Wisconsin. Residence 1920 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. iii. Loraine Baehr. She was born 1919 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. iv. Elmer Baehr. He was born on 21 Oct 1920 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. He died on 03 Dec 1995 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois. Social Security Number was 394-18-1222. SSN issued in Wisconsin. v. Gertrude Baehr. She was born 1923 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. vi. Earl F Baehr. He was born on 18 Dec 1924 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. 8. Harry Baehr-3 (Auguste Westphal-2, Friedrich Gottlieb Westphal-1). He was born on 27 Sep 1890 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin. He died Jul 1982 in Loyal, Clark County, Wisconsin. Social Security Number was 391-36-2002. SSN issued in Wisconsin. Clara Unknown. She was born on 26 Mar 1897 in Wisconsin. Residence 1930 in Hixon, Clark, Wisconsin.
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