Joyce Ann Bowman Obituary We are sad to announce that on October 1, 2022 we had to say goodbye to Joyce Ann Bowman of Buckeye Lake, Ohio, born in Newark, Ohio. Originally from Picher, Mecklenburg, Juergen, Carl, and Joachim Goth settled in Dane County, Wisconsin. Notes: Zoellner, Skarper, Hildeman, Anderson, Klitzke, Albertz, Olin. This is an example of a religious item typically brought with German-speaking immigrants when they came to America. Origin of the family is Chalons sur Marne, France. Family history/ Letters/ Kipp, Adolf/ Kipp, Bernhardine Hoge / Letters/ Immigrants/ Wisconsin Marathon County/ German Americans Wisconsin/ Handwritten. . Notes: Received from Mrs. Barbara Fass, Milwuakee, given by Irmgara Roemheld, Wauwatosa, and the Milwaukee County Historical Society, December 1983; ledger pages are stamped with numbers from 13-54, 59-106, 113-116, 119-121, 124-128, and 135-136. MKI P2005-25 All came to live in Wisconsin in the 19th century, eventually settling in towns in Marathon County. Family history/ Zimkoske/ Simcosky/ Choph/ Bessler, Graettinger, Theresa. Death was believed due to a stroke. FH Gausmann This site was built using the UW Theme | Privacy Notice | 2023 Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin System. 92 pages : illustrations (some color), maps. Abstract: Statements about German school texts and Christmas programs, storybook. Schindewolf/ Christy/ Family History/ Prussia/ Janesville (Wis.)/ Wisconsin/ Ohio, Cunz, Dieter. Wittenberg, Austria-Hungary/ Eagle River (Wis.)/ Gorz, Katharine/ Family history/ Wisconsin, Gould, Ed Jr. Zimkoske/Simcosky Family Genealogy. FH Wolter [2010]. his brother-in-law Stollwerk, sister Elisabeth, Bertha, and Peter, brother-in-law Valentin and families Carl and Jacob Bast; a letter from George Heim to his wife and children, written in Nelsonville, Ohio, on 5 April 1871. Out of the Back Forty. Notes: Stenz, Freund, Lidner, Abler 326 pp. Family history/ Kipp, Adolf/ Kipp, Bernhardine Hoge/ Letters/ Immigrants/ Wisconsin Marathon County/ German Americans Wisconsin, Van Kleeck. On reverse: Christliche Tauff Gedaechtniss meinem lieben Petter zu Gundtershoffen Anno 1709. - Donated by Dennis Boyer. The contract discusses land holdings, future children, and arrangements in the case of an unexpected death. Madison, Wis.: the author, 2008. Old letters (Civil war?) [Essay tablets of H. Steinfort]. . Klaus Groths Beziehungen nach Davenport, USA. Schleswig-Holstein, 1980 Apr., pp. Subtitle on cover: A Memoir about the Meaning of Home. Karl G. Maeser: A Biography. Wiethaler/ Bavaria/ Germany/ 1914-1945/ Religious/ World War, 1939-1945/ Germany Emigration and immigration United States/ Wisconsin German Americans. Kilgust, Dean A., 1978. Wayne H. Jens, Compiler. Family book of Jacob Schramm. Notes: Rensberger, Steiner, Myers, Fruits, Schaffer He was employed by A. W. Freund & Co. and also the Geo. 23 pp. Wisconsin: Paul N. Untiet, unnumbered pages; about 101 insert sleeves in three-ring binder. Note: During the 1930s, Ferdinand Duppel was enamored of Adolph Hitler and the Nazi party. The letters are written from Rockfield, Wisconsin, and are dated 1895 and 1896. Notes: 1 p.; Ottow, Dittberner, Zastrow Ilberg/ Westfalen, Jannke, William F. III. FH Jacobs Santa Clara, CA: Bunnelles, 2001. various pagings. Spine title: Ladbergen Letters. FH Lamboley The remainder of the manuscript describes her spirited response to married life in America, including an adaptation from mingling with royalty in Germany to the rural folk in frontier Michigan and the segregated South;becoming involved in all the communities in which she lived; visiting the infamous Andersonville Stockade in Georgia and Booker T. Washington in Alabama; and working as a social service investigator in the tenements of New York City. The following account is Private John William Asbachs story as best I know it. John William Asbach died October 25, 1864, in the Battle of Osage, Kansas. Ancestors Muhlenberg, Henry Melchior/ 1742-/ Pennsylvania, Wallau, Wendel, and Karyl E. Rommelfanger. Elm Grove, Wis.: unpublished, [199?]. FH Von Reitzenstein FH Asbach Fourth of July celebration, 1850. Wallau, Wendel/ 1853-1859/ Manitowoc (Wis.)/ Wisconsin/ Gau-Algesheim, Hessen/ Diaries, Wallraff, Frederick Cummings, and John Hamilton Wallraff. Those wishing to access these materials prior to 2038 should first contact: Klaus Wolter ([email protected]) or Niels Wolter ([email protected]) or Johannes Wolter ([email protected]). September 1902 by Pastor E. F. Scherbel. [Documents related to the life of Carl Friedrich Eduard Siller]. FH Langenfeld Sower, Christopher, 1694-1758 Bibliography, Reiner Reed, Helen A. 58 pp. Also included are template flyers for the clubs Fasching / Mardi Gras Costume Ball, sample badges for their 1966 Oktoberfest, and a (mutilated) program for the 69. 2, 5 are 8.5 x 11. Abstract: From the Preface to the Second Edition: I am confident that all Pomeranian peoples bearing the name Dobberpuhl (-phul, -pfuhl) are connected at some point in antiquity. The Life and Works of John Rothersteiner. Abstract: Includes a family tree, two letters in German script written by Johannes Staiger and Ignaz Staiger, and a transcription of the letters. Born in Danzig in 1801, he immigrated to Milwaukee, Wisconsin in 1850. FH Drajeske Emanuels Gemeinde im Namen des Dreieinigen Gottes getauft worden. Family history/ Genealogy/ Merrill (Wis.)/ Pomerania/ Emigration and immigration (Germany-US)/ Gruling/ Zastrow/ Wisconsin Marathon County/ 19th century, Guthrie, Wayne T. The Windmiller Family of Wurtemburg, Germany. Tucson, Arizona: 1932, 1979. Joyce had a way of finding humor in every situation, and she loved to laugh. Donated by Myron and Mary Bohn on behalf of Roger Butts, 2007. Abstract: A vindication for the keeping of the expense account is written on p. Notes: Donated by Wayne and Joel Krueger. [34] pp. History of the John Schuette family. 1971. Abstract: Ledger-diary, translated into English. MKI P2002-48 Also included are photocopies from The Lineage of Ludwig and Louise Mielke by Norbert Manthe (Wauwatosa, WI 1981) and From Wild Root by Stella Pauline Bartz Sheddrick (San Antonio, TX: Pipecreek Publications, 1986), that each offer genealogical information on the Bartz family. [Breslau, Silesia, Prussia]: [1929-1930]. Cottage Grove, WI: [the author], 2003. 31-40. Rensberger, Stephen/ Walldorf, Baden/ 1615-/ Family history, Gaebler, Max. The History of the Rueping Family. In 1940, Marie Ave-Lallemant was married to Howard Moebius of Milwaukee, of the prominent Moebius Printing Company. They chose land along Tonawanda Creek so they could both farm and continue working river-based trades of fishing, net making, and boatbuilding. In 1855, Friedrichs parents, Johann Friedrich and Elisabeth Melcher, moved to Watertown, Wisconsin, joining a large community of Oderbruchers there. _________________________________________________________________. Abstract: In July of 1843, Friedrich Melcher, his parents, and four siblings emigrated from Alt Ruednitz on the Oder River to North America, settling first in a new German Lutheran community near Buffalo, New York. FH Schoephoerster Brandenburg, Bernard Christian/ Gronow/ Raasch/ Luebke/ Humburg/ Family History/ Diaries. Str.) and 2. Hans August Wilhelm Krohn, 18 Sept 1909 to 20 April 2005. April 1872, gestorben in Stevens Point, Wis., am 7. FH Zimkoske Family history/ Kipp, Adolf/ Kipp, Bernhardine Hoge/ Letters/ Immigrants/ Wisconsin Marathon County/ German Americans Wisconsin, Van Kleeck/ 1610-/ Lippstadt, Westphalia/ Genealogy/ Baerent Baltus van der Lippstadt. George Jr. was a historical preservationist, president of the George J. Meyer Company, and veteran of World War II. Notes: Donated by Werner and Marie Randelzhofer, Racine, 2005. Gaebler, Max. Magli family history. Those that worked larger farms in Prussia formed Bergholz. His letters often feature swastikas. Letter is in old German handwriting script; photocopy is poor. FH Muhlenberg 255 pp.,ill. (some col.). Includes a notebook with sections entitled: Einleitung, Ewigkeit, Unraeumlichkeit[? )/ Missouri/ 1730-1958, Balcke, Friedrich Wilhelm. Donated by Wayne and Joel Krueger. FH Junkermeier (P85-162) Kleine Scheidchronik 1565-1981. [S.l. Notes: Radtke, Bandow, Kinkel, Albertz : Archiv Meier, 1984 January. Eduard Schroeter, the humanist.. Family History/ Achterberg/ Zielke/ Pomerania, Prussia/ Pommern, Prussia/ Wisconsin German Americans/ Wisconsin Winnebago County/ Emigration and immigration (Germany-US), Thiel, William G. Gustave August Acterberg, Viola Harriet Weber, and the Weber, Werner, Kersch, Sauer, and Gramling Families. small accounting ledger, first dated 15 October 1872; Notes: Donated by Herb Falck, 2005. Madison, WI. Notes: Donated by William G. Thiel. FH Stenz (P86-108) Family History/ Genealogy/ Meyer/ Milwaukee (Wis.)/ Cleveland (Ohio)/ German Americans Ohio/ German Americans Wisconsin/ Business & Industry, Meyer, Frieda. The importance of saying "I love you" during COVID-19, Effective ways of dealing with the grieving process, Solutions to show your sympathy safely during the Covid-19 pandemic, Hoskinson Funeral and Cremation Service - Kirkersville, Criss-Wagner Hoskinson Funeral & Cremation Services and Hoskinson Funeral and Cremation Service. Abstract: Family chart, early origins, chapters on several of the Bahns; chapter on Hain family; chapters on Heckert, Libhart, Harbaugh, Bahn genealogies; history of St. Johns (Hains) reformed church. FH Lendborg [12] pp. 2, in German, August 2, 1902 December 31, 1907; Vol. [37], [18] pp., ill., and one compact disc. German Methodist Church, Madison Wis. Church Records, 1850-1912, 2 vols. Abstract: Claus Oesau emigrated from Germany in 1848 and settled in New Holstein in Calumet County, Wisconsin. 7, Halberstadt. 1985. FH Stoerker German Workerss Organization. Following his presidency he remained as a professor at the school until his death on 9 September 1943. . Family history/ World War, 1914-1918/ German Americans Iowa/ Religion, Strathmann, William. 115 W Belt Line Rd, In 1937, Fred married Grace J. Johnson in Oak Park, Illinois both Grace and Fred worked at Douglas Aircraft in Chicago. In doing so, everyday life is satirized as well as kept alive through recitations of literary and musical forms. FH Groth FH Rippley . 156 pp. Abstract: Descendants of Anthony Huber. Learn more about accessibility at UWMadison. Donated by Luanne von Schneidemesser. Remembering Joyce Bowman | News | ktbs.com Abstract: Scanned images of 11 letters written in the old German script, along with transliterations and translations. She was born and grew up in the old Town of Lake, now part of Milwaukee. Abstract: Kirk Rappe was given this autobiography of his great uncle, Alvin Rappe, by his father, Edward Rappe. The Grosnick family history: A Wisconsin immigrant family. Later he came west and worked in the Seybold bakery in Richland Center. 4. 193 pp., ill., maps. Family history/ Nordrhein-Westfalen/ German Americans Illinois/ Wessel/ Wessels/ Catholics/ Auhrabka/ Niggenauber/ Flemming/ Vogt/ Buss/ Toenjes, Westphal, Irene, ed. They had five children: Theodor Arthur (18 January 18861957), Elsa Ottilie (13 December 18871985), Albert Louis (22 March 18931969) and Edgar Walter (25 October 18971956). 320-322; description of Calumet county, pp. The second edition includes an expansion of information about the Dobberpuhls in the Cedarburg, Germantown, Mequon (Ozaukee County), Milwaukee and suburbs (Milwaukee County), and in the Towns of Glendale and Morrison, Brown County. Abstract: This booklet was printed for a family reunion held in Cedarburg, Wisconsin on August 1, 1992, and is a revised and expanded version of Giants of Christian Faith, published in 1942 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the immigration of the Groth brothers. The couple immigrated to America in 1856, arriving in New York City in May, eventually settling in Two Creeks, Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Notes: Loeb, Greenebaum, Kuh, Weilmann, Mannheimer, Patek. Berg, Wilhelm, 1815-1883/ Family History/ Pomerania/ North Dakota/ Washington. Invitation: The pupils of the Academic Department of the German-English Academy request your presence at a reception in the Gymnasium to be held immediately after the dedication of the New Building, January fourth, nineteen hundred and thirteen. Lists the names of the Invitation Committee and Reception Committee. Originals are owned by Mae Hartwig. Cleveland: Privately printed, 1920. Trau-Schein [marriage certificate] for Anna Reinhold and Hans Voss, 16 Jan. 1870. His letters often feature swastikas. Bloede, August, 1630-1702/ Bloede, Victor G., 1849-1937 Biography/ Family history/ Dresden. Abstract: Photocopies out of newspapers with English translations. Abstract: This booklet was printed for a family reunion held in Cedarburg, Wisconsin on September 6, 1942. Abstract: Newspaper aimed at the descendants of Hermann and Christine (Baldrian Poeppel from Koeslin, Pomerania, Prussia. Family history/ Immigrants/ German Americans Wisconsin/ Emigration and immigration (Germany-US)/ Pomerania, Prussia, Bogenschneider, Duane Raymond. However, after enduring several years of homesickness, Albert, Thea, and their infant daughter Helga returned to Germany in 1939. Elm Grove, Wis.: unpublished, [199?]. Blocki Family. 6/17/1855. FH Richter Ida and Elsa later lived in Milwaukee; Ida married Willard Liepert and they took over the Liepert family farm near Boltonville, while Elsa married August Dauer and the two returned to Germany in 1928. It can be found in the. Herbert was born in rural Greene County and came from a family of 10 children.