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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. Gaush, Michael, b. Austria, age 26, laborer, son of Thomas, Austria, & Kate Snaider, m. Barbara Bartoloe, b. Austria, age 25, d. of Mike, Austria, & Kate Klasivich, Austria, 20 Sept. 1910, Niagara. Harris, George, b. Wis., age 21, store clerk, son of Wm., Canada, & Clara Moody, Wis., m. Emma Smeester, b. Wis., age 21, teacher, d. of Joseph, Wis., & Anetta Boulanger, Wis., 23 June 1909, Amberg. Kadulski, Frank, b. Austria, age 32, merchant, son of Joseph, Austria, & Mary Lagada, Austria, m. Anna Zeidel, b. Penn., age 18, d. of Stanley, Austria, & Mary Patro, Austria, 8 June, 1909, Niagara. Karnat, Stanley, b. Poland, age 25, laborer, son of John, Poland, & Mary John, m. Kate Padosik, b. Poland, age 18, d. of Bartoni, Austria, mother unnamed, 19 Oct. 1909, Niagara. Klaskena, Alphonse, b. Belgium, age 31, laborer, son of Peter, Belgium, & Levnia Vanderbranden, Belgium, m. Mary Bernard, b. Mich., age 20, d. of Frank, Holland & Nive Cornelia, Holland, 1 May 1909, Niagara. Lepscier, Wm., b. Mich., age 21, laborer, son of Richard, Canada, & Emily Bourdlaies, Canada, m. Mary Alma Baril, b. Mich, age 20, d. of Julian, Canada, & Emma Touisviant, Canada, 12 April, 1910, Niagara. McCoshan, John J., b. Wis., age 30, wood jobber, son of John, Canada, & Belle McGillis, Canada, m. Emma M. Brown, b. Mich., age 20, d. of John, Wis., & Gertrude Smith, b. Germany, 11 Jan. 1910, Niagara. McTrusty, Peter, b. Wis., age 21, stonecutter, son of Alex, b. Penn., & Mary Roberts, m. Amy Fraker, b. Wis., age 20, d. of Dan & Emma Macks, 29 June, 1909, Amberg. Nickel Ed A., b. Wis., age 23, stone cutter, son of Fred, Germany, & Whilemma Reitz, Germany, m. Lenore Buckman, b. Wis., age 20, d. of Warren L., Wis., & Florence Hubbard, New York, 26 August 1910, Amberg. Noel, Mary see Tuffel Perrier. Norak, Apolonia, see Adam Sherman. Padosik, Kate, see Stanley Karnat. Perier, Tuffel, (widower) b. Canada, age 55, laborer, son of Francis, Canada, & Larase LaVerme, Canada, m. Mary Noel Lalagnie (widow), b. Canada, age 52, d. of Ignoer Noel, Canada, & Marchoise St. Pierre, Canada, 21 June 1909, Niagara. Price, Henry J., b. Mich., age 26, paper maker, son of Janus A., Mich., & Betty Smith, New York, m. Alice Mary Strong, b. Wis., age 22, bookkeeper, d. of Jerome E., Wis, & Ada Hamilton, Wis., 21 Sept., 1909, Niagara. Raboni, George, b. Mich., age 22, laborer, son of Derrick, Mich., & Minnie LaComb, New York, m. Katherine Flammang, b. Luxemburg, age 20, d. of Henry, Luxemburg, & Mary Ahnen, Luxemburg, 27 Apr. 1909, Niagara. Rathbun, Guy Leslie, b. Wis., age 24, physical director, son of Geo C., Wis., & Margaret E. Bradley, New York, m. Altha Louise Redeman, b. Wis., age 23, d. of Louis, Germany, & Eliza Wilson, Canada, 4 Aug. 1910, Amberg. Redeman, Altha Louise, see Guy Leslie Rathbun. Richard, Marcel, b. Wis., age 20, laborer, son of Edward, Canada, & Elezire [Azrine] Brault, Canada, m. Lorenza Seguin, b. Wis., age 17, d. of Hermidas, Canada, Sophia Villeueuve, Canada, 16 Nov. 1910, Nigara. Ruelle, George, b. Wis., age 18, laborer, son of Alex, Wis., & Georgia Amond, Canada, m. Bertha Sabourin, b. Canada, age 18, d. of Emil, Canada, & Marcaline Blanchet, Canada, 29 June 1909, Niagara. Ruelle, Levi Robert, b. Wis., age 21, laborer, son of Lawrence, Canada, & Amelia Laundra, Canada, m. Rosy Flammang, b. Wis., age 18, d. of Henry, Germany, & Mary Ahnen, Germany, 22 June 1909, Niagara. Sabourin, Bertha, see George Alex Ruelle. Sauld, Ernest, b. Mich., age 24, saloon keeper, son of Lawrence, Germany, & Victoria Parmeuter, Germany, m. Olivia Christenson, b. Wis., age 24, d. of John, Denmark, & Mary Hanson, Denmark, 14 Oct. 1909, Amberg. Seguin, Lorenza, see Marcel Richard. Sherman, Adam, b.(Russia) Poland, age 22, laborer, son of John, (Russia) Poland, & Frances Godlawsk (Russian) Poland, m. Apolonia Norak, b. (Austria) Poland, d. of John, (Austria) Poland, & Manani Podosik, (Austria) Poland, 17 May 1910, Niagara. Smith, Alice Mary, see Henry J. Price. Smeester, Emma, see George Harris. Stovekin, Chas, b. Wis., age 34, constable at Pembine, son of John, New York, & Gertrude Diedrich, Wis., m. Anna Dixon, b. Illinois, age 20, d. of J. E., England, & Maggie Wood, England, 16 June 1909, Amberg. Strong, Alice Mary, see Henry J. Price. Towell, Henry, b. England, age 25, fireman, son of George, England, & Elisa Reece, England, m. Elisa Cantrill, b. England, age 32, d. of James, England, & Mary Reeder, England, 28 August, 1910, Niagara. Zeidel, Anna, see Frank Kadulski Zuist, Anna, see Joseph Anderson. .
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