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24 Vocations Spawned From Three Families, Buffalo, Erie, NY & Erie, Erie, PA

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24 Vocations Spawned From Three Families, Buffalo, Erie, NY & Erie, Erie, PA

kathygen  (View posts) Posted: 15 Jun 2006 6:32AM GMT
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If you have any information on the following, I would greatly appreciate you contacting me and will gladly share information
Thank you,
Kathy

Thursday, November 14, 1974,
THE WESTERN NEW YORK CATHOLIC Newspaper, page 7
Buffalo, Erie, New York

24 Vocations Spawned From Three Families
(Eichenlaub*Fenzel*Hanzlian*Hoerner*Korn*Meyer*Poorten*Roswach*Schmitt*Setter*Sturm*Van Remmen)
 
Sister Agnes Marie Setter, OSF, recently observed the 60th anniversary of her entrance into the religious life with a con celebrated Mass of Thanksgiving
at Fourteen Holy Helpers Parish, Gardenville. Chef celebrant was Sister Agnes Marie's nephew, Rev. John G. Strum. S. J. A., dinner followed in the school hall.

Sister Agnes Marie comes from a family rich in religious vocations.
Her great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ullman, came to the U.S. from Germany in 1845.
Although her great-grandmother was a staunch Protestant, her great-grandfather raised his three daughters Catholics.
Each one of those daughters (one was Sister Agnes' grandmother) raised a family, and their children, in turn, began families of their own.
Within the two generations, there are 24 priests, religious and Brothers.

In addition to Sister Agnes Marie, living relatives who are religious include;
Sister Noreen Strum, O.S.F.;
Sister Aquinas Schmitt, O.S.F.;
Sister Margaret Hanzlian, O.S.F.;
Sister Frances Teresa, R.S.M.;
Sister Alberta Van Remmen, R.S.M..;
and Sister Eileen Poorten, G.N.S.H.

Numbered in the family are six priests and three brothers:
Rev. John G. Strum, S. J.;
Rev. William Poorten, S. J.;
Rev. John Meyer, O. M. I.;
Rev. Gregory Eichenlaub, O. S. B.;
Rev. Allen Meyer, O. S. B.;
Rev. Bernard Roswach, O. S. B.;
Brother John Walter, S. J.;
Brother Vincent Hoerner, C. S. S. R.;
and Brother Nelson Hoerner, C. S. S. R.
Six Priests and three religious are deceased*.

Deceased are not listed above in the newspaper article, I'll add names as they become known.

1. Marie Fenzel - Sister Mary Roberts
2. Helen Setter - Sister Mary Marie
3.

Additional information:
Sister Grace Marie, O.S.F. - Armella Korn, died 19 May 2004.
(Name isn't in the article and passed away after article was written)


Priests/Brothers
1. George (P. Louis) Haas O.S.B
2. Bernard Haas
3.
4.
5.
6.

Schüler/Schueler & Uhlman/Uhlmann Families
Erie County, New York and Erie County, Pennsylvania
All the information that I was given from a distant cousin traced the female line of the family.

Franz Joseph Uhlmann and Friedericka Johanna Dorothea RAU are the parents of Maria Magdalene Uhlmann, who married Johann Paul Schüler (Schueler), son of Christian & Anna Marie Schüler/Schueler
SubjectAuthorDate Posted
kathygen 15 Jun 2006 6:32AM GMT 
melrosemiss 19 Jan 2008 11:43PM GMT 
kathygen 5 Apr 2008 6:06AM GMT 
melrosemiss 5 Apr 2008 11:16PM GMT 
FrankDeb_1 11 Sep 2009 7:54PM GMT 
FrankDeb_1 11 Sep 2009 7:57PM GMT 
   

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