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Re: Marriage record lookup please? BORTHS/BIRKHOLZ

StilpK — 2013-05-16 18:15:36Z

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it!

Re: Marriage record lookup please? BORTHS/BIRKHOLZ

louy70 — 2013-05-16 17:49:39Z

Marriage of John F. Borths to Louise Berkholtz
Recorded in Vol. 4 of Marriages, page 485
Date of Marriage: August 18, 1910
Marriage performed by F.C. Stromer, Marinette, WI
Groom: John F. Borths, of Marinette, Wisconsin
age 46 years old, born in Germany
Widowed, 2nd marriage
occupation: tailor
parents: August Borths and Albertina Schroeder, both from Germany.
Bride: Louise Berkholtz of Brillion, Wisconsin
48 years old, widowed, 2nd marriage
Born in Wisconsin
Parents: Christ Goetting and Fredrick Muleke(?) both of Germany
Witnesses: August and Louise Schewe, both of Marinette, Wisconsin.

Re: Deaths in Crivitz/Stephenson Wisconsin

TheresaKersten — 2013-05-01 19:57:31Z

Thank you both so much! I feel like I just struck
gold. I'll add this to my accumulating information
for them. Sadly, Margaret only lived three or four
years after their marriage. I'm most grateful for
your help.

Re: Deaths in Crivitz/Stephenson Wisconsin

louy70 — 2013-05-01 03:31:13Z

Frank L. Kersten, age 80 died April 1950 obituary Marinette Eagle Star, April 6, 1950 page 1

Ida Kersten, age 87 died July 1966 obituary Marinette Eagle Star, July 29, 1966 page 5.
Both buried at Forest Home Cemetery, Marinette, Wisconsin and I just added them on Findagrave.com Marinette Forest Home Cemetery. Buried Section G, Block 29, Lot 2

Re: Deaths in Crivitz/Stephenson Wisconsin

barbdale_1 — 2013-05-01 02:56:28Z

FORMER ASSEMBLYMAN FRANK L. KERSTEN DIES
LA CROSSE TRIBUNE FRIDAY APRIL 7, 1950 PAGE 8
Marinette, Wis.-(AP)
Former Assemblyman Frank L. Kersten, 80, who served in the legislature 1925-29, died Wednesday night here.
Kersten served as chief of state oil inspectors for several years following his legislative terms.
A brother, the Rev. Theodore Kersten of Stockbridge will officiate at Catholic funeral services here Monday. Also surviving is a sister, Miss Anna Kersten, also of Stockbridge.

CENTRALIA ENTERPRISE AND TRIBUNE MAY 13, 1899

—The following applications for
marriage licenses have been filed with
the county clerk this week: William
H. George and Miss Lillian Anders,
both of Nekoosa; Clemens Michalski
and Miss Christiana Bretten, both of
Bakerville; Wilbur Jerome Bell, of
Nekoosa, and Miss Minnie Binneboes^,
of South Centralia; Frank L. Kersten,
of Chilton, and Miss Margaret Goggins
of Grand Rapids

CENTRALIA ENTERPRISE AND TRIBUNE MAY 20, 1899

The Kersten-Goggins Nuptials
Last Wednesday, May 17th, witnessed
the marriage of Mr. Frank L.
Kersten, of Milwaukee, and Miss
Margaret Goggins. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Goggins, of Grand
Rapids.
The ceremony took place at the
Roman Catholic church in Grand Rapids
at nine o'clock ir. the forenoon,
Rev. W. F. VanRoosmalen officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Genevieve Hayes, her young and attractive
looking- neice, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. D. J. Hayes, of Milwaukee,
and the groom by Mr. Lucas
Starr, of Green Bay. Miss Charlotte
Gibson presided at the organ and Mr.
Frank L. Steib acted as usher.
Special invitations had been extended
to former Calumet county
people who now reside in the twin
cities, and who were well acquainted
with both the bride and groom during
their residence in Chilton. Among
those thus favored were Dr. and Mrs.
0. T. Hougen, Dr. and Mrs. R. H.
Sweetman, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wipperman,
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Vincent
and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Paulus.
Otherwise the puests were restricted
to relatives of the bride and groom.
The marriage ceremony was followed
by a reception and wedding
feast at the home of the bride's
parents. The home was beautifully
decorated with smilax, roses and
carnations and the repast was
all that could be desired.
The groom is the second son of
Theodore Kersten, the Chilton banker,
who at one time, on account of his
prominence in the democratic party,
was nominated for state treasurer on
the democratic ticket. Frank L. Kersten
is now the vice president and general
manager of the Ransom Gas
Lighting company and has his residence
in Milwaukee. The bride is the
second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Goggins, of Grand Rapids, but during
le past two or three years has made
ec home with her sister, Mrs. D. J.
Hayes, at 1426 Cedar street, MHwaucee.
The bridal party took their departre on the
2:40 train over the G. B. &
V. R. R. Their immediate destiuaion
was purposely shrouded in mystery,
in order that no memento of their
recent union might follow them. It
vas given out, however, that they
would be "at home" at Milwaukee
after June 1st.

Deaths in Crivitz/Stephenson Wisconsin

Tyagi13 — 2013-05-01 00:14:41Z

I have been having trouble finding the death record or
obituary for Frank L. Kersten and his wife Ida. They
were still alive and he was is his 70's in the 1940
census. Could anyone help me with this? Can't find him
in Find A Grave either, so don't know where he was buried.
He was born and raised in Chilton. Thanks! Theresa Kersten

Re: KLAVER FAMILY OF WISCONSIN

shirkmom — 2013-04-16 23:37:13Z

My great grandmother, Petronella Borst Konyn (1855-1939) was Jacob Borst's oldest sister. Her younger brother Jacob lived in Chicago and was a policeman there.

Re: KLAVER FAMILY OF WISCONSIN

Walkingproud50 — 2013-04-10 00:52:07Z

My name is John Evers , In my genealogie , i have Jacob Borst son of Arie Borst & Sijbregt Klaver , Jacob Borst married Cornelia Snip
Cornelia Snip 1880 - 1971 her sister Elizabeth Snip 1885 - 1959 married Cornelius Evers 1882 - 1966
Cornelius Evers is a son of Cornelis Evers 1848 - 1920 &
Aaltje Boogert 1852 -1923 from West Friesland
Groeten uit Canada
John Evers

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-04-09 14:26:03Z

For Gregory s. parents I have

Jean Joseph Destiche (1780-1834)

Marie Josephe Wolput (1780-1834)

Sound accurate or have info?

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-04-09 14:24:05Z

I have recorded that gregory wed to sophie and Had a number of kids including louis and theodore.
Gregory Joseph Destache Destiche.
Birth 1 Jan 1820 in Grez-Doiceau, Brabant, Belgium
Death 1885 in Kewaunee County, WI USA. St. Joseph C.
Josephine Sophie Pigeon born about 1819.

Am trying to confirm and get info on Gregorys parents and siblings.
Do you or anyone reading this know?
Pat

Re: Salome Eudania Van Trady

s_dietzen — 2013-04-03 22:15:30Z

thanks for the help. It just seems strange that there is no record of the family living in Wisconsin in 1914 when she was born, or anywhere else in the US on the 1920 or 1930 census.

Re: Salome Eudania Van Trady

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-03 18:39:22Z

Okay, here are some more hints. I figure maybe Sally's Mom got remarried, or for some other reason, she had a different last name in the census. I cannot find James in the census prior to 1940 either.
So, this is perhaps her husband Robert in 1940, notice he is listed as widowed with a son, Robert Jr.
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KQLZ-DJX

This may be the son in 1930, living with a "Taddis" family
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/X7HV-Z9G

Here is Robert sr.'s first marriage
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/FFR3-LPJ

Here is Sally's obituary
DUNKIRK EVENING OBSERVER JULY 20, 1959 PAGE 4

Heart Attack
Is Fatal to
Mrs. Baumgartner
Mrs. Sally Van Trady Baumgartner,
45, of 29 Seel street, Dunkirk,
died at her home Sunday
evening. The emergency t r u c k
was called at 10:25 p.m., and oxygen
was administered but Mrs.
Baumgartner was already dead of
of a heart attack.
The wife of Robert E. Baumgartner,
she was born May 27,
1914, in Marionette,(sic) Wisc. She
lived in Chicago for a time and
had been a resident of Dunkirk
for the past 17 years.
Mrs. Baumgartner attended
Grace Lutheran church.
Surviving are Mr. Baumgartner,
a daughter, Miss Roberta M.
Baumgartner, and a brother,
James Van Trady, of Chicago.

This is just for fun!

DUNKIRK EVENING OBSERVER MARCH 9, 1959 PAGE 8
Birthdays Celebrated
Roberta Baumgartner was honored
Saturday afternoon when her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Baumgartner, 29 Seel street, entertained
a group of HEr friends at
a birthday party. The girls attended
a movie and returned to
the Baumgartner home for refreshments
The group presented
Roberta with gifts.
On Sunday the Baumgartners
celebrated the birthday of Miss
Sylvia Zimmerman, of K i n g
street, who was a dinner guest at
their home.

Re: Salome Eudania Van Trady

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-03 18:08:50Z

I am not related, just trying to help.
I found a couple of things on James. I saw that this man was connected to a family tree on Ancestry, listed as James Van Trady, and his birthdate matches

JAMES TRADY was born 11 March 1905, got Social Security number 325-10-7076 (indicating Illinois,) and died January 1972.

Link to WWII enlistment, at www.familysearch.org
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/K8YP-8PT

1940 census
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KW1L-728

I will keep looking.

Re: Salome Eudania Van Trady

s_dietzen — 2013-04-03 15:32:11Z

Yes, I have a copy of her birth certificate. She married Robert Baumgartner in the 1940's, lived in Dunkirk, Chautauqua, NY and went by the name of Sally instead of Salome. They had 2 children. The daughter is the person that I am doing this research for. She would like to know more about her mother and the Van Trady family. Sally (Salome) died July 19, 1959 and is buried in Fredonia, Chautauqua, NY. Salome also had a brother James Van Trady born in 1905. Her birth certificate is from County of Marinette, City of Marinette, Wisconsin 27 May 1914. Her parents are Bernard Van Trady birthplace Alsace Lorraine and he was an Architect, her mother was Marie Montay, birthplace Rennis, France. The strange thing about this birth certificate is that on the bottom. Mrs. M.C. Korday, listed as Maternal Aunt duly sworn deposes and says that the birth of this child took place on 27 May 1914 and it was subscribed and sworn on 1 Nov, 1940 with a public notary signature. I cannot find anything on census to show where the Van Trady family lived in the US or even when they came over to the US. Do you have any other information. I would appreciate sharing anything with you. You can contact me by the same e-mail address: sdietz@roadrunner.com
Sue Dietzen

Re: Salome Eudania Van Trady

barbdale_1 — 2013-04-03 10:50:44Z

Do you know what happened to Salome, who she married?

Re: Last Name Phillips or Philipps in Marinette County, WI

susanfbrauer — 2013-04-03 03:10:08Z

It came through. Thanks so much! :)

Re: Last Name Phillips or Philipps in Marinette County, WI

louy70 — 2013-04-03 00:43:00Z

Hi Susan: I have attached marriage info on Gerald and Magedlena Phillips. If it does not come thru for you, I added it on Gerald Phillips www.findagrave.com memorial.

Salome Eudania Van Trady

s_dietzen — 2013-03-30 02:09:44Z

I have a birth certificate from Marinette, county Marinette, Wisconsin for Salome Eudania Van Trady born 27 May 1914. Her father was Bernard Van Trady born Alsace Lorraine and her mother was Marie Montay from Rennis France. She had a brother named James Van Trady born 11 March 1905. Cannot find any information on this family in Wisconsin at all, why? Does anyone have or can find any information.

Re: Last Name Phillips or Philipps in Marinette County, WI

louy70 — 2013-03-26 02:09:04Z

Thank you for the kind words, alot of hard work for 1/2 the persons not of my relation. Just thought as long as I was looking up stuff, add it for someone else who could use the information. So glad you were able to utilize the information.

Re: Last Name Phillips or Philipps in Marinette County, WI

susanfbrauer — 2013-03-22 00:41:04Z

I thank you for updating this information. I have been researching the Phillips family that is buried in Harmony Cemetery. My children are descendants of Gareld and Magdalena Phillips (they are my children's great grandparents). By you updating this information, you have helped me out immensely. Thanks again!

Marriage record lookup please? BORTHS/BIRKHOLZ

StilpK — 2013-03-21 22:34:24Z

Hello,

I need to find an exact date for my ancestors' marriage. According to an obit, they were married in 1910 in Marinette, WI. Their names are Maria/Louise BIRKHOLZ (this was a second marriage, so that was her married name; maiden name was GOETTING) and John BORTHS. This was also his second marriage. They didn't live in the area; they came from Manitowoc to get married.

Would love it if someone could track down the full date or locate the record and transcribe the information for me. Pretty please!

Or, does anyone know of any online indexes I might be able to find this information? The only Wisconsin ones I can find don't cover this year.

Thanks!

Re: St. Anthony Catholic Church in Marinette, WI

daciodan — 2013-03-18 19:13:40Z

>>Question 1. Does St. Anthony's still exist <<

google says yes, it still exists.

>>Question 2. Is it possible to get a copy of Henry's membership records to these societies?<<

That depends on what records this parish archived. Since these were not sacramental records, they might not have been a priority for the parish to keep. Only they can tell you.

>>I'm wondering if his place of birth might be listed as we have no idea where his home parish was in Germany.<<

Was he married in a Catholic Church in Wisconsin? Depending on the priest, marriage records could have good detail, including naming the home parish of the participants.

Was he naturalized? If so, his declaration of intent might have the name of the town/city he was from. Did he have other family that immigrated? Researching associated family members can help you find clues to your direct line.

St. Anthony Catholic Church in Marinette, WI

KRackow — 2013-03-15 03:02:32Z

My great-grandfather, J. HENRY PAULS, was a member of Knights of Columbus and Holy Name Society at St. Anthonys Catholic Church in Marinette in the 1920's and 1930's. He died 4 Mar 1932 in Marinette.

Question 1. Does St. Anthony's still exist or has it been consolidated with another parish? If it has been consolidated; what is it's present name?

Question 2. Is it possible to get a copy of Henry's membership records to these societies? This grandfather is a tough one to research. I'm wondering if his place of birth might be listed as we have no idea where his home parish was in Germany.

Question 3. Who would I contact to find this information?

Any help would be appreciated.

Last Name Phillips or Philipps in Marinette County, WI

louy70 — 2013-03-14 17:19:19Z

on www.findagrave.com, I have updated obituaries and information on families with last name of Phillips or Philipps in Marinette County, Wisconsin and surrounding areas.

Re: Any information regarding

hannahfriendly — 2013-03-08 01:52:30Z

Jerry Samsa had a son named John who had a daughter named Janet and I'm her grand-daughter! I know a few years late, but might be able to help!

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-03-06 14:43:46Z

Where is Theodore Destiche buried? wed to Melanie.
1849 to about 1900?
lived in Champion, Wisconsin in Brown county.

Pat

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-28 14:59:23Z

Dear Judith,
I am very interested in your research as Anna Destache is a great great grandparent and I don't have much info on the family! Turtles3kids3@yahoo.com

I can't wait to hear from you!

Pat

2002 obit from Pembine

oldohioschools — 2013-02-28 01:14:30Z

I am looking for the obituary of William Robert O'Neill who died 26 Jan 2002 in Pembine. Thank you.

Re: 2002 obit from Pembine

louy70 — 2013-02-26 20:35:54Z

please give your email address so I can send a copy of William O'Neill' obituary to you

Re: PONTOW, RAYGO, PETERSON,ZOLL, JURGEN, KNUTSON OF M&M AREA

GRGLFrancisco — 2013-02-25 18:58:09Z

Knutson is in my blood

Re: 2002 obit from Pembine

patradtke92 — 2013-02-25 04:30:42Z

This may be a good resource link to obituaries and other information in Marinette County that you may find helpful.
https://stage.familysearch.org/learn/wiki/en/Marinette_Count...

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-24 23:10:56Z

There was a Destiche on the front page of the Green Bay Press Gazette newspaper! A teenager for wrestling! I believe some of this family has remained in the area! He goes to Luxemburg Casco schools, and is in the WIAA state individual wrestling tournament! How cool is that!? Spelled Destiche! I live nearly on top of the area many of these people lived back in the late 1800's and earlier 1900's! Do you have a tree set up? Invite me, if so!

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

loislovisolo — 2013-02-22 17:58:45Z

You are right about Matilda. I THINK she married an older man (LeBeau) at age 11 or 14 and had two boys. The older boy kept the name LeBaau and later moved to Longview, Washington and opened a Chrysler dealership. William Distash married Rose and had three children - Verna, Lois and Jean.
Where do you live? I am on Long Island NY now but was born and grew up in Detroit MI. where Matilda married Joseph Lesperance. Joseph Leaperance adopted my mother. I think Louis/Lewis had adopted her before.

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-21 23:38:50Z

Very interesting. I am not sure if I have all of those people in my tree or not. Or if I have them correct at all. Can you see my entries? I cannot recall if I had sent an invite to you or you to me or not? I don't have a full membership, so I am blocked in viewing trees without an invite! I do have Louis as in Menomonee and marrying a Mattilda, but I don't think I have anything of the LeBeau connection. I have her being from Belgium, and born in 1871, but no other concrete information. Is that correct?

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

loislovisolo — 2013-02-21 19:56:07Z

This is my 'grandmother.' Couldn't remember the name Menomonee. She was born LaCourt in Belgium, married LeBeau very young, had two boys (Arthur and William) and then married Louis/Lewis Distash in Menomonee MI. They moved to Mobridge, SD. William took the name Distash. Both boys were quite a bit older than my mother. (This is why William may be my mother's father.) Don't think I will ever know for sure.
Lois

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-21 19:43:33Z

Confusing? Yes, it sure is! Seems you have it somewhat figured out, but wow, sometimes it is surprising how complicated things/relationships and such were 100 or more years ago! So, is/was Matilda a Destish or Destash or a Lacourt, originally?

I have read, and have been told numurous times to not worry if names are spelled a bit differently, as there are many reasons for that..some of which, may or may not make them the same person/family and so on.

The Destache's we have in our tree, have been spelled a multitude of ways, including even for the same person variations exist in census documents, gravestone markers, and such...and even if they are spelled a bit differently is quite obvious that these are the same Destiche person!

I do have Louis Destiche marrying a mattlda lacourt in Menomonee Michigan about 1900.
Pat

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

loislovisolo — 2013-02-20 17:56:42Z

This is not the same Matilda. Matilda married three times and the last marriage was in Detroit Michigan. She had married her third husband - Joseph Lesperance.
Louis died out west somewhere. My mother remembered him as a drinker and thought Matilda was not very nice to him.
My mother - Mildred Gertrude Distash was enumerated in the l910 census. Story was someone gave Matilda a baby or that the baby was the child of Matilda's second son William Distash. Confusing???
Lois Lovisolo

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

loislovisolo — 2013-02-20 17:50:41Z

I am still interested in these family names but have not looked at my material for several years.

My mother grew up as a Distash in Mobridge South Dakota. I have never seen it spelled any other way. My mother's background is strange. Her mother -Matilda LaCourt, and then Matilda LeBeau and then Matilda Distash is not really her mother. Matilda married Louis Distash in Michigan and they moved to S.D. Seems to me he might be buried in Montana. (Have to check that.) She seems to have left him to go to Michigan.
Lois Lovisolo

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-20 16:15:59Z

Confusing! I understand, the confusion of it anyhow! I apologize, as I just sent a a reply to you, and misunderstood the date of your posting! So, not sure if you are still working on this or not, and apologize if the message I sent to you is confusing as well!

Pat

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-20 16:12:42Z

I believe Mattilda Lacourt is buried in an Allouez cemetery, which would be in Brown County Wisconsin Lewis/Louis Destash/Destache, Destiche/ there are many spellings of the name Destash, though I believe most pronounced it DES-TASH. Her spouse is in the Fort Howard Cemetery.

I don't know the Lebeau family. I do have some of the LaCourt's in our tree, but most of the time it is because of marriages to other family members. Destiche/Distash is a line in our tree as well.

Enjoy your visit!

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-19 14:09:45Z

I have a jean Joseph as well, dates 1813-1890

Charles father 1768-1841

Marie Catherine 1818-1894. Who marries jean Francois Taborden.

Any connection?

Pat

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-19 14:00:32Z

Still studying this family?
I have been searching the forums so as to connect some holes and get some details a bit more accurate.

I do have the Destiche Destache family line, beginning with Gregory coming to WI from Belgium.

Also Lebouten, Nolet, Nellis, Lacourt, LeFevre and so on...

In Wisconsin

Pat

Re: LaCourt, LeBeau, Distash Families

patradtke92 — 2013-02-18 14:47:37Z

Any with a Theodore Destache Destiche 1849-1900?

Had several kids 1 a Rose.

Spouse libouten. Melanie

Living in Wisconsin, from Belgium

Pat

Re: Woodlawn Cemetery, Marinette . (Potter's Field)

boydshield — 2013-01-24 03:00:23Z

I'm not Becki, but saw your post. My husband's great grandfather was Charles Edward Shields, who was buried in Oaklawn in 1912. If you can find anything for me, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Kindest regards,
Pamela Boyd
boydshield@aol.com

Re: CARRIER, NEJA, PERKIE

CiaoFrosty — 2013-01-05 17:43:38Z

Hi Sherry, I would love to hear anthing you know about Josephine Carrier. My GGmother was Abigail Perkie and her parents were Frank Carrier and Josephine. I am waiting on the Diocese in Oconto to look through Church records. Because I am confused. Josephine Carrier wife of Frank Carrier in Fod du Lac lived with two other senior ladies after Frank's death (according to the 1930 Oconto Census). This is not consistant with the Sophie Leger and Frank Carrier couple. Because Sophie Leger remarried after her Frank Carrier diedto Alphonse Sarasin. These may be two seperate couples. If so I am not sure which couple my Abigail Carrier is the daughter of . My Abigail Carrier married Frank Perkey/Perkie. What can you add? :)

Re: CARRIER, NEJA, PERKIE

CiaoFrosty — 2013-01-05 17:41:42Z

Hi! if your Carrier is the same as mine then she would be Josephine Carrier born 1853 Canada, married george Perkie aka Perkey aka Percey born 1836 Canada. They lived in Oconto, Wisconsin. Josephine was the daughtre of Francis Carriet born abt 1816 in Canada and died 19 Nov 1884 in Fon du Lac, Wisconsin. Her mother was Josephine Unknown of Canada...I am looking for her. Or it is possible your Josephine is the unknown wife to me of George and Josephine..he was William George Perkie born 6 March 1873 in prob. Oconto, Wisconsin.

Re: Need burial information

CiaoFrosty — 2013-01-05 17:38:23Z

This is a little odd but it works. I live in California but I need help with Marinette ancestors. In desperation I tried this. You may have ggod luck likeme :)Try going to "Find A Grave", online. You will need to register with them as a member. Post an entry for your loved at a reasonable cemetery with as much info as possible. Then post a request that someone post a Foto of the Grave. If the person is buried there you will get a foto of the marker. If they are not buried there try another nearby cemetery and post a memorial there. Sometimes a person will say that the person I am looking for is not buried there but then they offer to check at another cemetery for me! There are so many kind people who living near the cemetery donate time doing research for folks. I have had so much help from people this way. One very kind lady has adopted my search efforts and even collects county records and parish records for me. Try it it works. Good luck. :)

Re: Klover, Klober, Klever, Clover, Topel

CiaoFrosty — 2013-01-05 17:32:47Z

I have a Clover in my tree in Marinette. What is the date of birth of your Caoline? :)

Re: KLUKAS descendants

zimba123 — 2012-12-25 04:10:53Z

Thank you for your reply, linjonbe35. Would you mind to ask, if Carl's son is interested in getting in touch with me and exchange more information? I could provide scans of the church records for the people I mentioned earlier in my thread.

My private e-mail address is zimba123 [at] web.de (without the spaces and with a proper "at", of course).

Best regards,
Simone

Re: KLUKAS descendants

linjonbe35 — 2012-12-24 17:55:04Z

I knew of an Otto, Adolph and Carl, who were brothers. that lived in Marinette Co. area I presently know very well Carls Son living in Crivitz