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| 2901 | Frankleben, Merseburg-Querfurt, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany | Kretschmar, Anna Marta (I18111)
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| 2902 | Frankleben, Merseburg-Querfurt, Sachsen-Anhalt, Germany | Wachsmuth, Volker Erich (I18123)
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| 2903 | Franz Begehold ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Brieulles-sur-Meuse, Endgrablage: Block 5 Grab 554 | Boegehold, Dr. phil. Franz Ernst Erwin (I21159)
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| 2904 | Frau Dorothea Landgräfin des Johann Christoph älteren Einwohners all hier starb in Sietzsch, 63 Jahre alt, an Schlagfuß den 27 .Juli 1829 früh 2 .. Uhr und wurde den 29.Juli 1829 mit einer Rede kirchlich beerdigt. | Quelle (S459)
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| 2905 | Frau Katharian Engelhardt wurde am 15. November 1891 in Obergimpern, Großher. zogtum Baden, Deutschland, geboren. ihre El tern waren Jakob Friedrich Waibel und dessen Ehefrau Regina geb. Guthörle. Sie verehelichte sich am 25. November 1863 mit Johann Engelhardt. Im Jahre 1871 wan- derte sie mit ihrem Mann nach Texas aus und wohnte in Mason County bei Mason. Am 12. September 1896 starb Mann, SIe selbst war oft schwer Krank. Ihr Sohn Wilhelm Engelhard und dessen Frau, bei denen ____________ sie während ihrer Witwenschaft wohnte, verpflegten sie treu und kindlich. Ihr letze Krankheit dauerte sechsWochen. Im diesen Schmerzenstagen fand sie sich zu ihrem Herrn und Heiland. Sie begehrte das hl. Abendmahl und empfing reichen Seelsorgerlich en xxx. Am 3. März um 7 Uhr in der Sonn tagsfrühe 1918 ging sie xx xxx xxxxx xxxx xxx zu ihrer xxxx xxxx. Ihre xxx Lebenszeit brachte sie auf 86 Jahre, 3 Monate und 18 Tage. Die Hinterbliebenden sind: 3 Kin der, 9 Enkel und 5 Urenkel, Sie sterblichen Überreste der Entschlafenen wurde auf dem Familienbegräbnisplatz in der Nahe ihres Hau ses beigesetzt. | Guthoerle (Waibel), Katharine (I10686)
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| 2906 | Frau Schöndorf, eine langgeprüfte Dulderin, mit treulichem Glauben an ihren Erlöser und Gott, starb an Urämie (???). Ihr Mann war schon 1909 gestorben. Von ihren 4 Kindern lebt noch 1 Sohn. CHR: _GODP Wilhelmine Peter, Nenderoth; Katharine Elisabeth Theis, Obershausen; Philipp Spornhauer, v.d. Sauerbornsmühle | Henche, Katharine Ernestine Wilhelmine (I3458)
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| 2907 | Frau Selma Voigt, Ehefrau des Anschlägers O. Voigt in Collmen. 2 Frau Selma Landgraf, Ehefrau des Weichenwärters O. Landgraf in Röcknitz. 3 Frau Auguste Pfennig, Ehefrau des Steinbrechers E. Pfennig in Collmen. | Landgraf, Martha Frieda (I57876)
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| 2908 | FRAU. J. H. LEHNHARD TOT Mrs. Carrie C. Lehnhard, Witwe des verstorbenen John H. Lehnhard, starb am Dienstag um vier Uhr im Landhaus ihres Vaters Jacob Mueller in Little Muskingum an einer Komplikation von Problemen, unter denen sie gelitten hat irgendwann. Sie war in und um Marietta gut bekannt und leitete fünf Jahre lang das Queensware-Geschäft in der Lower Front Street. Frau Lehnhard wurde am 28.11.1853 geboren und war somit fast 41 Jahre alt. Von 1869 bis 1875 arbeitete sie als Setzerin in der Druckerei ihres Vaters. 1875 heiratete sie Mr. John H. Lehnhard, der 1889 aus diesem Leben schied und seine Witwe mit einer Familie von fünf kleinen Kindern hinterließ, alles Jungen, von denen das älteste jetzt siebzehn und das jüngste acht Jahre alt ist. Sie sind Carl, John, Armin, Willie und Louis. Durch ihre geschäftlichen Sorgen sowie die Erziehung und Betreuung ihrer kinderreichen Familie stark belastet, geriet ihre Gesundheit ins Wanken. Sie verkaufte ihr Geschäft an Herrn Holst und erkrankte bald zu Tode. Ihre sterblichen Überreste wurden am Mittwochmorgen in diese Stadt gebracht und zum Haus von Herman Angert, 509 Wooster Street, gebracht, von dessen Haus aus die Beerdigung am Abend um 5:30 Uhr Sonnzeit stattfand. Der Verstorbene war ein Mitglied der deutschen St. Pauls-Gemeinde, und der Pastor, Rev. E. Kenchen, leitete die Gottesdienste. ************************************************** Mutter von Louis Lehnhard. ∼ Könnte Carrie Kroft gewesen sein, die Henry Leonhart im Oktober 1889 in Stark County, OH, heiratete. Alter 41 Jahre; von "Verstopfung des Gehirns." Quelle: Aufzeichnungen des Oak Grove Cemetery | Mueller, Caroline C. "Carrie" (I30223)
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| 2909 | Fred Winfield Jackson, also known as Freddy, 79, passed away peacefully on January 9, 2022 at home with family after a battle with cancer. Fred grew up in Searsmont, Maine, on the family dairy farm with seven siblings. This is where his love of animals, fishing, hunting, gardening and dislike of picking green beans began. He was a hard worker, working in the lumber industry for many years for himself as well as Sprowl Brothers and Robbins lumber in Searsmont. In later years he used his knowledge of cars for a career at Libby's Chevrolet and Fullers Chevrolet where he retired in 2004. Fred married Virginia Scruton on October 12,1963, where they settled down in Lincolnville and had two children, Ricky and Sandy. After Fred and Virginia divorced in 1990, Fred met and married Sherilyn Gray Hutchinson in 2009. They also made their home in Lincolnville and raised their daughter, Britney, and started their mini farm. Freddy bottle fed his first pet pig, Gordy, who grew to be around 1000 pounds. Freddy enjoyed walking Gordy up and down the road on a dog lease. Gordy lived the life of a pet dog, this led to many more pigs and other farm animals. Fred accomplished many things in his life including going back to school 16 years later to get his high school diploma in 1976. He planted 3000 trees all by hand on his property in Lincolnville, purchasing 2 family homes and building a barn himself with trees he cut down and sawed with his own mill on the property. He attended Crossroads Community Baptist church where he made many new friends and was baptized on August 31 2009. Fred traveled a lot in his life going to Dollywood, New York city, Florida, Hawaii, the world fair in Canada, many cruises and Plymouth rock to name a few. He enjoyed dancing, yard sales, watching cooking tv shows, he loved the local fairs and entering tractor pulls. He enjoyed teaching his youngest daughter how to hunt and fish, where they entered many ice fishing derbies where they won prizes. He enjoyed helping and being involved with the church community. Fred loved his family and was a great provider with a good sense of humor. Fred was predeceased by his parents, Coralyn Elzera Hannon Jackson and Frank Bryant Jackson; a brother, Arther Jackson; brother in law Cye Tuttle; and grandson Cooper Hutchinson. He leaves behind his wife Sherilyn Jackson and his 4 children: a son Ricky Jackson of Bar Harbor, a daughter Sandy Jackson of Lincolnville, his youngest daughter Britney Jackson of Lincolnville, and son Chad Hutchinson and partner Tabitha Johnson of Belfast. He leaves behind six siblings, two sisters Maureen Tuttle of Albion, Margene Annis and husband Leon of Swanville; four brothers, Bradley Jackson and wife Bridget of Texas, Rodney Jackson and wife Beverly of Searsmont, Larry Jackson and partner Debbie Ingraham of Knox and Eddie Jackson of Belmont. He leaves behind his beloved five grandchildren, Melisa and Tiffany Mitchell, Kaylee, Carter and Cassidy Hutchinson; two great granddaughters Emma and Charlie; as well as many nieces, nephews, cousins, friends, neighbors, and the beloved family dog, Cocopuff. Services will be held January 23, 2022, at 1 p.m., at Riposta funeral home, 182 Waldo Ave., in Belfast, ME; The celebration of life will be held after, at Shriners, at 85 Northport Ave, Belfast, ME. In lieu of flower donations can be made to Pen Bay cancer care center at 6 Glen Cove Dr., Rockport ME, 04856. Memories and condolences may be shared at ripostafh.com. May the Lord of peace himself give you peace at all times and in every way. The lord be with all of you. 2 Thessalonians 3:16 NIV | Jackson, Fred Winfield (I51765)
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| 2910 | Frederick G. Stroehmann lernte in jungen Jahren das Backgewerbe in Deutschland. Mit 16 Jahren wanderte er nach Wheeling, West Virginia, aus und nahm einen Job in einer kleinen örtlichen Bäckerei an. Fünf Jahre später heiratete er die Tochter des Besitzers und übernahm 1892 das Familienunternehmen, das unter dem Label "Mothers Made Bread" produzierte und verkaufte. Von Beginn seiner Karriere an war Frederick stolz darauf, Brot nach altmodischer niederländischer Art aus Pennsylvania zu backen: aus einfachen, reinen Zutaten köstliches und nahrhaftes Brot herzustellen. Die fünf Kinder der Stroehmanns erweiterten den Vertrieb, indem sie ihre frischen Backwaren mit Pferd und Kutsche lieferten. Das Geschäft schoss in die Höhe. Mit Beginn des Ersten Weltkriegs begann Friedrich, Brot aus seiner zweiten Bäckerei an ein Trainingslager der Armee zu liefern. Die Nachfrage überstieg bald die Kapazität der Bäckerei, und eine dritte Bäckerei wurde in Ashland, Kentucky, gekauft. Am Ende des Krieges war Stroehmann ein bekannter Name. Bis 1922 verkaufte Frederick alle bis auf eine seiner Bäckereien an eine Firma, die später "Wonder Bread" genannt wurde. Da Friedrichs Söhne nicht bereit waren, das Familienerbe vollständig aufzugeben, kauften sie 1924 die verbleibende Bäckerei und benannten sie in "Stroehmann Brothers Company" um. 1927 produzierten die Brüder Stroehmann ein radikal neues Produkt - geschnittenes Weißbrot - und führten es mit starker Werbung ein. Hier wurde die liebenswerte Ikone „Grampa Stroehmann“ geboren - und bald war Stroehmann die beliebteste Marke auf dem Markt. Heute gehört Stroehmann zur Familie der Bimbo Bakeries USA, der Heimat aller frisch gebackenen Marken, die Amerika seit Generationen liebt._______________________________________________________ Frederick G. Stroehmann learned the baking trade at a young age in Germany. At 16, he immigrated to Wheeling, West Virginia, and took a job in a small, local bakery. Five years later he wed the owner's daughter and in 1892 took over the family business producing and selling under the label, "Mothers Made Bread." From the beginning of his career, Frederick took pride in baking bread the old-fashioned Pennsylvania Dutch way: using simple, pure ingredients to create delicious and nutritious bread. The Stroehmanns’ five children expanded distribution by delivering their fresh-baked goods by horse and carriage. Business skyrocketed. With the onset of World War I, Frederick began supplying bread from his second bakery to an Army training camp. The demand soon exceeded the bakery's capacity, and a third bakery was purchased in Ashland, Kentucky. By the end of the war, Stroehmann was a household name. By 1922, Frederick sold all but one of his bakeries to a company that would later be called “Wonder Bread.” Not willing to completely give up the family heritage, Frederick's sons purchased the remaining bakery in 1924 and renamed it "Stroehmann Brothers Company." Then in 1927, the Stroehmann brothers produced a radically new product - sliced white bread - and introduced it with strong advertising. This is where the lovable “Grampa Stroehmann” icon was born - and soon Stroehmann was the most popular brand in the marketplace. Today, Stroehmann is part of the Bimbo Bakeries USA family, the home of all the fresh-baked brands America has loved for generations. | Ströhmann, Friedrich Gottfried (I15068)
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| 2911 | Frederick Gorham Winchenbach was found dead this morning in teh shop of teh Durham Chevrolet Company, where he was employed as a carpenter. The coroner said he believed that a heart attack and acute indigestion had caused his death. He had gone to work at 6 a. m., and his body was found two hours later. He was carrying some planks to a motor saw when he was stricken. A native of Maine, he was fifty-four years old. He came to Reno eight years ago and for the last three years had worked for the automobile agency here. He was the husband of Mrs. Ernestine Parsons Winchenbach and brother-in-law of Harriett B. Parsons of Reno. Five brothers and three sisters live in Maine. He was an active member of the Reno Baptist church. Funeral services probably will be held Monday, with teh O'Brien & Nugent Company in charge of teh arrangements. Reno Gazette-Journal: Nov 29, 1935 WINCHENBACH - In Reno, November 29, 1935, Frederick Gorham Winchenbach; beloved husband of Ernestine Parsons Winchenbach, and brother-in-law of Harriet B. Parsons of Reno. Aged fifty-four years, five months. A native of Maine. Active member of Reno Baptist church. Notice of funeral will be announced later by the O'Brien & Nugent Company. Reno Gazette-Journal: Nov 29, 1935 WINCHENBACH - Funeral services for Frederick Winchenbach will be held at the Baptist church, Monday afternoon at two o'clock the cortege leaving the O'Brien & Nugent chapel at 1 50 p m INterment I O O F cemetery. Nevada State Journal: Dec 1, 1935 | Winchenbach, Frederick Gorham (I36872)
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| 2912 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I6073)
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| 2913 | Fredericton, York, New Brunswick, Canada | Wood, Mary Louisa (I11051)
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| 2914 | Fredericton, York, New Brunswick, Canada | MacDougall, Garnett Gordon (I18367)
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| 2915 | Frellstedt, Helmstedt, Niedersachsen, Germany | Orlik, Theofile (I18221)
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| 2916 | Friderich Gradell, ...... Gradelß von marck malß auß Tyroll ein Maurer ehelicher Sohn undt Magdalena, Johan Jost Haasen nachbahrs zu Arborn ehel. Tochter. Proclamirt zu Nendenrodt den 20. Oktobris, copulirt daselbsten den 20. Novembris Ao 72. | Familie: Florentin Graddel / Anna Magdalena Haas (F908)
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| 2917 | Frieda brachte drei uneheliche Kinder zur Welt, die alle zur Adoption freigegeben wurden. Ingeborg starb im Alter von neun Monaten; Edith (aufgewachsen bei Wilhelm und Elizabeth Klein in Wiesbaden, jedoch nicht adoptiert) und Rolf Stumpf (adoptiert). Als Väter sind jeweils „unbekannt“ vermerkt. | Pfeifer, Frieda (I21514)
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| 2918 | Friedhof Bremerhaven Wulsdorf. Grabstätte erloschen | Schmidt, Lisette Emma (I8800)
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| 2919 | Friedhof Lehe (inzwischen aufgegeben | Hild, Alfred Heinrich (I3589)
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| 2920 | Friedrich Reuter ruht auf der Kriegsgräberstätte in Musson-Baranzy. Endgrablage: Grab 183 | Reuter, Friedrich (I20082)
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| 2921 | Friedrich-Wilhelm-Hospital | Schmerse, Anna Elisabeth (I8584)
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| 2922 | Friedrich-Wilhelm-Hospital | Schmerse, Hermann Karl (I8665)
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| 2923 | Friedrichschwerz | Familie: Friedrich August Lemmrich / Maria Henrietta Mösch (F1867)
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| 2924 | Friedrichschwerz | Familie: Kurt Hermann Jaroschinsky / Frieda Emma Lemmrich (F1281)
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| 2925 | Friedrichschwerz | Lemmrich, Frieda Emma (I5702)
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| 2926 | From "Port Madison, Washington Territory," by Fredi Perry. Nathan Bucklin was born at South Warren, Maine, and died at Eagle Harbor. He was the son of Ebenezer and Lydia (Mank) Bucklin. He married Marian Stevens Campbell and, after her death, married Mary Alice Babbitt. | Bucklin, Esq Nathan (I48057)
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| 2927 | From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 J From Ancestral File (TM), data as of 2 January 1996. | Pulver, Cora Olivia (I55785)
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| 2928 | From Buffalo, NY Courier Express, December 1, 1964: STROEHMANN - Ferdinand, Nov. 30. 1964, beloved husbnad of Anna Schneider Stroehmann, father of Mrs. Raymond (Marianne) Jankowski; grandfather of Mark J . Jankowski, survived by sisters and brothers in Germany. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Kensington Ave, Family present 2-5 and 7-10 p.m. Funeral Wednesday at 11 am . Deceased was a member of Schwabescher-Mannerchor and American Citizens of German Descent. | Ströhmann, Ferdinand (I15087)
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| 2929 | from the Buffalo Evening News: Jankowski, Mark J. - February 8, 1981. Beloved son of Marianne Stroehmann Jankowski and Raymond Jankowski. Grandson of Anna Jankowski and the late August Jankowski. Friends may visit at the Sauer - Lynett Funeral Home, Kensington Avenue between the hours of 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 pm where funeral will be held Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock and thence to St. Aloysius at 9:30. Friends invited. | Jankowski, Mark J (I22452)
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| 2930 | From the Buffalo, NY Courier Express, October 3, 1949: Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Stroehmann of Cedar Road, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marianne Herta, to Raymond Joseph Jankowski, son of Mr. and Mrs. August Jankowski of Snyder and Niagara Falls. The wedding will take place on Thanksgiving Day at St. Aloyisius Church. Mr. Jankowski attended the University of Buffalo and is a member of Beta Chi Epsilon. From the Buffalo, NY Courier Express, December 6, 1949: Jankowski-Stroehmann St Aloysius Church was the setting at 10 a.m. Thursday, November 24th, for the marriage of Miss Marianne Herta Stroehmann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Stroehmann, to Raymond Joseph Jankowski, son of Mr. and Mrs; August Jankowski of Snyder and Niagara Falls. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph Sharmack. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a medieval gown of starlight white satin fashioned with a high round neckline and fitted bodice outlined with delicate leaves of seed pearls. The very full skirt terminated into a court train. Her fingertip veil of French illusion fell from a tiara of seed pearls and orange blossoms and she carried a cascade bouquet of gardenias and pompons. Mrs. Harry L. Logan was the matron of honor in a ballerina gown of tissue gold lace embroidered in silver. Miss Ceiia Tronolone and Mrs. J. Carl Burke were bridesmaids and wore gowns similar to that of the honor attendant. Charles Snyder was the best man and the ushers were Richard Frees, Harry Logan and Edward Lankes. Baskets of white chrysanthemums and gladioli enhanced the Buffalo Athletic Club where the reception was held following the ceremony. After January 15th, the couple will be at home on Hoover Ave., Kenmore. | Familie: Raymond Joseph William Jankowski / Marianne Herta Ströhmann (F8046)
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| 2931 | From the New York Courier, Express, January 21, 1970: Stroehmann - Anna Schneider, January 19, 1970, beloved wife of the late Ferdinand Stroehmann; mother of Mrs. Marianne S. Jankowski; grandmother of Mark J. Jankowski. Friends may call at the Leo Sauer Funeral Home Inc., 1933 Kensington Ave. Family will be present 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Funeral Thursday at 1:30 a.m. Requiem Mass at St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church at 9 a.m. Deceased was a member of the Altar and Rosary Society at St. Aloysius Gonzaga Church which will recite the Rosary Wednesday at I p.m | Schneider, Anna Maria (I22449)
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| 2932 | from year Name Minnie H Smith Age 35 Birth Year abt 1867 Birth Place Worcester, MS Marriage Date 26 Nov 1902 Marriage Place Fitchburg, Massachusetts, USA Father Louis Smith Mother Mary Lang | Familie: Samuel Waterman Ludwig / Minnie H Smith (F15301)
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| 2933 | Frühgeburt, 7.Monat | Lauer, Rüdiger (I26688)
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| 2934 | FSID G3VN-SN2 | Arabin, Wilhelmine (I23476)
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| 2935 | FSID G7T4-J1F | Kunz, Christine Henriette (I23473)
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| 2936 | FSID G7T4-P1G | Piscator, Ferdinand (I23472)
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| 2937 | FSID G7T4-Q23 | Piscator, Konrad Ludwig (I23470)
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| 2938 | FSID G7TW-T8D | Lebershausen, Karoline Friederike (I23469)
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| 2939 | FSID GS66-BWC FSID GS66-BWC FSID GS66-BWC | Pfaff, Hans Georg (I7245)
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| 2940 | FSID GS66-TK4 | Pfaff, Johann Conrad (I7273)
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| 2941 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I11706)
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| 2942 | Ft. Hamilton Hospital | Connaughton, Thomas J (I1489)
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| 2943 | ful family gathering the prior evening. She was a beloved mother and her children said, “their lives would never be the same”. It would be impossible to count the many people she has welcomed into her old country home, including the many friends o f her children who often spent the night. She was a wonderful cook and recently mentioned how she missed making those lemon pies, Nissua coffee cake and cheese cakes. Her children remembered when they were younger, coming home from school and havi ng their Mother’s homemade goodies. She was waiting for good weather to come so she could get out on her porch. But…., she said she was not looking forward to seeing the new rock piles growing in sight of her back yard. She had lived in this sam e house since she was sixteen years old and didn’t want to be anywhere else. She loved driving and did not like eventually giving up her car however, this gave her the chance to spend more time with her daughter, Polly. They enjoyed many outings t ogether over the years, and Bea had recently informed Polly all of the places and people she wanted to visit over the summer. Bea was an avid lover of animals. She was always quick with a story from years ago, when Clayt and Polly were younger. S he loved her dear blind Siamese cat ”Su-kai”, who she reminisced about often. She especially loved visiting with her great-granddaughter Desirea, to whom she passed on her love of animals. She loved to see all the animals and was never shy about k issing and snuggling ALL the pets, no matter how big or small. Her love of animals reflected her sweet and loving demeanor. She could never understand how anyone could say “stupid animals”, and said she knew many animals who were smarter than mos t people she met. She always loved having her family stop by to visit, which they did regularly. Her grandson Brian stopped by almost daily, bringing her sandwiches and pizza’s. She also looked forward to Sunday night pizza dinners with her son , Clayty and daughter-in-law, Bette. On occasion, daughter Polly would join them as well. She always commented how every pizza was the prettiest pizza she had ever seen. Bea enjoyed having her great niece Pearl Seekins come to visit weekly, as wel l as her friends Jane Sprowl, Marion Martin, Judy Meklin and niece, Kay Sylvester. She loved having Brian over to take care of her beloved bird feeders. She always wanted to do it herself, but didn’t mind letting him help out. She would spend hou rs looking out the windows at the birds and loved the delicate little hummingbirds, waiting their arrival every year. Her plants and birdfeeders were always a source of joy and another excuse for her beloved grandson to stop by. In the past 5 ½ mo nths she enjoyed holding her newest great-great grandchild, Levi Ezra York and loved his blue eyes. Bea always took pride in the flower gardens, vegetable gardens and lawns she kept. In more recent years she was pleased to have her grandson Brian , help with the flower gardens, grandson Jeff, help with the vegetable gardens and her son Clayt, mow her lawn. Bea’s favorite flowers from her garden were peonies and she loved to make beautiful bouquets for family and friends. Bea was a longtim e active communicant of St. Peters Episcopal Church in Rockland. For many years she loved serving as Altar Guild Coordinator, beginning with Father Kenyon and continuing with several Priests that followed at St. Peters. She enjoyed the Thursday Gu ild meetings and lunch and was particularly pleased to be visited weekly by the ladies from St. Peters’, who brought communion and readings. She was also an Emeritus member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Rebekah’s Lodge in Thomaston. Bo rn in Brandon, VT, October 7, 1918, Bea was the daughter of Chauncy, Sr. and Eva M. Rogers Clark. She attended local schools. Other than her parents, Bea was pre-deceased by her beloved husband, Clayton E. Keizer, Sr. in 1995; her beloved son Dav id Keizer in 1983, and son-in-law John O. Lantz, Jr. in 2015; two beloved grandsons, Jeffrey York in January of this year and Daren Keizer; three siblings, Herbert Clark, Marian Clark and Chauncey Clark, Jr. She is survived by her daughter, Paulin e York Lantz of Port Clyde; her son Clayton E. Keizer, Jr. and his wife Bette of Cushing; her sister Elizabeth Howland of Brandon, VT; nine grandchildren, Kevin Keizer, Brian York, Sherry Ripley, Jamie Keizer, Kimberly Moore, Sal Keizer, Lisa Garr ison, Heather Keizer, Michael Tripp; 18 great-grandchildren, Robbie Keizer, Christoffer Keizer, Cody Myers, Aleyah Keizer, Caleb Keizer, Andrew McLain, Landon Garrison, Desirea York, Keith York, Hannah Moore, Zachary Moore, Kelsie Smith, Dakota Ke izer, Amiah Keizer, Daren J. Smith, Lilly, Landon and Ophelia Tripp; two great-great grandchildren, Emily Sykes and Levi E. York, as well as several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to visit from 10:00 to 11:00 am, Thursday , May 23, 2019, at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 11:00 am. The Reverend Lael Sorensen, Rector of St. Peters Episcopal Church, Rockland, will officiate. Interment w ill be in Village Cemetery, Thomaston. To share a memory or story with Bea’s family, please visit their online Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Pope Memorial Humane Society of Knox County, P .O. Box 1294, Rockland, ME 04841. Obituary link: https://www.bchfh.com/memorials/beatrice-keizer/3813055/ Date: April 2019 THOMASTON – Beatrice M. Keizer, 100 ½, died suddenly and unexpectedly, April 19, 2019, on Good Friday, just fourteen hours after returning home after a wonderful family gathering the prior evening. She was a beloved mother and her children said, “their lives would never be the same”. It would be impossible to count the many people she has welcomed into her old country home, including the many friends of her children who often spent the night . She was a wonderful cook and recently mentioned how she missed making those lemon pies, Nissua coffee cake and cheese cakes. Her children remembered when they were younger, coming home from school and having their Mother’s homemade goodies. She was waiting for good weather to come so she could get out on her porch. But…., she said she was not looking forward to seeing the new rock piles growing in sight of her back yard. She had lived in this same house since she was sixteen years ol d and didn’t want to be anywhere else. She loved driving and did not like eventually giving up her car however, this gave her the chance to spend more time with her daughter, Polly. They enjoyed many outings together over the years, and Bea had re cently informed Polly all of the places and people she wanted to visit over the summer. Bea was an avid lover of animals. She was always quick with a story from years ago, when Clayt and Polly were younger. She loved her dear blind Siamese cat ”Su-kai”, who she reminisced about often. She especially loved visiting with her great-gran ddaughter Desirea, to whom she passed on her love of animals. She loved to see all the animals and was never shy about kissing and snuggling ALL the pets, no matter how big or small. Her love of animals reflected her sweet and loving demeanor. Sh e could never understand how anyone could say “stupid animals”, and said she knew many animals who were smarter than most people she met. She always loved having her family stop by to visit, which they did regularly. Her grandson Brian stopped by almost daily, bringing her sandwiches and pizza’s. She also looked forward to Sunday night pizza dinners with her son, Clayty and daughter -in-law, Bette. On occasion, daughter Polly would join them as well. She always commented how every pizza was the prettiest pizza she had ever seen. Bea enjoyed having her great niece Pearl Seekins come to visit weekly, as well as her friends Jan e Sprowl, Marion Martin, Judy Meklin and niece, Kay Sylvester. She loved having Brian over to take care of her beloved bird feeders. She always wanted to do it herself, but didn’t mind letting him help out. She would spend hours looking out the windows at the birds and loved the delicate little hummingbirds , waiting their arrival every year. Her plants and birdfeeders were always a source of joy and another excuse for her beloved grandson to stop by. In the past 5 ½ months she enjoyed holding her newest great-great grandchild, Levi Ezra York and lov ed his blue eyes. Bea always took pride in the flower gardens, vegetable gardens and lawns she kept. In more recent years she was pleased to have her grandson Brian, help with the flower gardens, grandson Jeff, help with the vegetable gardens and her son Clayt, mo w her lawn. Bea’s favorite flowers from her garden were peonies and she loved to make beautiful bouquets for family and friends. Bea was a longtime active communicant of St. Peters Episcopal Church in Rockland. For many years she loved serving as Altar Guild Coordinator, beginning with Father Kenyon and continuing with several Priests that followed at St. Peters. She enjoye d the Thursday Guild meetings and lunch and was particularly pleased to be visited weekly by the ladies from St. Peters’, who brought communion and readings. She was also an Emeritus member of the Order of the Eastern Star and the Rebekah’s Lodge in Thomaston. Born in Brandon, VT, October 7, 1918, Bea was the daughter of Chauncy, Sr. and Eva M. Rogers Clark. She attended local schools. Other than her parents, Bea was pre-deceased by her beloved husband, Clayton E. Keizer, Sr. in 1995; her beloved son David Keizer in 1983, and son-in-law John O. Lantz, Jr. in 2015; two beloved grandsons, Jeffrey York in January of this year and D aren Keizer; three siblings, Herbert Clark, Marian Clark and Chauncey Clark, Jr. She is survived by her daughter, Pauline York Lantz of Port Clyde; her son Clayton E. Keizer, Jr. and his wife Bette of Cushing; her sister Elizabeth Howland of Brand on, VT; nine grandchildren, Kevin Keizer, Brian York, Sherry Ripley, Jamie Keizer, Kimberly Moore, Sal Keizer, Lisa Garrison, Heather Keizer, Michael Tripp; 18 great-grandchildren, Robbie Keizer, Christoffer Keizer, Cody Myers, Aleyah Keizer, Cale b Keizer, Andrew McLain, Landon Garrison, Desirea York, Keith York, Hannah Moore, Zachary Moore, Kelsie Smith, Dakota Keizer, Amiah Keizer, Daren J. Smith, Lilly, Landon and Ophelia Tripp; two great-great grandchildren, Emily Sykes and Levi E. Yor k, as well as several nieces and nephews. Relatives and friends are invited to visit from 10:00 to 11:00 am, Thursday, May 23, 2019, at Burpee, Carpenter & Hutchins Funeral Home, 110 Limerock Street, Rockland, where a funeral service will be held at 11:00 am. The Reverend Lael Sorensen, R ector of St. Peters Episcopal Church, Rockland, will officiate. Interment will be in Village Cemetery, Thomaston. To share a memory or story with Bea’s family, please visit their online Book of Memories at www.bchfh.com. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to Pope Memorial Humane Society of Knox County, P.O. Box 1294, Rockland, ME 04841. | Clark, Beatrice M. (I44204)
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| 2944 | Funeral 11 a.m. Thursday, Jan. 3, at St. Stephen's Catholic Church, 1802 Bethel Road, Weatherford | Anderson, Mary Margaret (I220)
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| 2945 | Funeral services for Harold “Henry” “Bud” I. Sharp, 78, of Colona, IL, will be 10:00AM Monday at the Van Hoe Funeral Home Ltd., East Moline, IL. Burial will be in Greenview Memorial Gardens, East Moline. Visitation will be 2:00-5:00PM Sunday at the funeral home. Mr. Sharp died Thursday, April 10, 2014, at the Fort Armstrong, Rock Island, IL. Memorials may be made to Green River United Methodist Church, Colona. Harold was born April 1, 1936, in Promise City, IA, the son of Irvin and Annah Mae Bennett Sharp. He married the love of his life, Karen Head, August 30, 1969 in Moline, IL. She died March 27, 2005. Harold had, worked for the Rock Island Lines, been a heavy equipment operator, and retired from Midland Davis. He loved gardening, fishing, dancing, and singing. Survivors include his daughters, Sandie (Dan) Atkins, East Moline, Linda Lopez, IL, and Kathy Herman, Moline; sons, Little Jim ( Weng) Sharp, Chula Vista, CA, and Tom (Tracy) Sharp, Colona; grandchildren, Walker Held, David Anderson, Daniel Atkins, Emmanine Lopez, Jessica Deriemaker, Kyle Herman, Eric Herman, Trent Sharp, Richie Sharp, Andrew Sharp, Alexis Vrana, Shawn Lindsay Jr., and Jacob Henry Sharp; several great grandchildren; sister, Jeannie Merritt, Seymour, IA; brothers, Bill Sharp, IA, Norman “Doc” Sharp, Canada, and Gary (Colleen) Sharp, FL. He is preceded in death by his parents, wife, and son, James Edward “Big Jim” Sharp. Online condolences may be left for the family at www.vanhoe.com | Sharp, Harold “Henry” “Bud” I. (I27916)
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| 2946 | Funeral services for Sanford Walter were held in Gardiner Friday afternoon at the home of his son Edwin, with whom he had made his home the last few years. Mr. Walter was a much respected citizen of this place, and the community was well represented at the funeral. Mr. Walter had reached the age of 81 years and is survived by his two sons, Edwin and Sidney, both of Gardiner. Interment was in Ludwig Cemetery. Lincoln County News: December 7th, 1939 | Walter, Sanford Brown (I42679)
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| 2947 | Mit dieser Bemerkung ist mindestens eine lebende Person verknüpft - Details werden aus Datenschutzgründen nicht angezeigt. | Lebend (I125)
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| 2948 | Gale Research Company. Biography and Genealogy Master Index. Detroit, MI, USA: Gale Research Company, 2008. | Quelle (S12160)
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| 2949 | Galion - Carol Jean Flick, 96, of Galion passed away Monday, October 21, 2019 peacefully at home surrounded by her family. She was born October 19, 1923 in Galion and was the daughter of Dr. Gordon and Aurelia (Martin) Meuser. On April 9, 1944 she married Paul E. Flick and they were married 61 years until his passing on December 9, 2005. Carol graduated from Galion High School and continued her education by receiving her Bachelor's degree from Ashland University and Master's degree in Business Administration from Bowling Green State University. She had previously taught at Buckeye Central Schools and Iberia School before teaching Galion High School from 1966 until her retirement in 1986. Carol was a member of First United Church of Christ in Galion, Daughters of the American Revolution and Bridge-O-Rama bridge club. She enjoyed traveling and was an avid reader and Jeopardy watcher. Carol is survived by her two daughters, Sara Flick-Grandstaff of Zanesville and Jill (John) Ginder of Plymouth, Michigan and two grandsons, Jared and Jordan Ginder both of Plymouth, Michigan. In addition to her parents and husband she was preceded in death by two sons, Douglas and Timothy Flick. A memorial service will be held at 1:00 p.m. Saturday, November 2, 2019 at the First United Church of Christ, 248 Harding Way West, Galion, Ohio 44833 with Rev. Darrin Harvey officiating. Memorial contributions may be made to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in care of the funeral home. Richardson Davis Chapel of Snyder Funeral Homes in Galion is honored to serve the family of Carol Flick, and condolences may be made to them at www.SnyderFuneralHomes.com. | Meuser, Carol Jean (I24307)
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| 2950 | Ganterho | Zöppritz, Hans Georg Moriz (I35991)
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