Notes
Matches 151 to 162 of 162
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| 151 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Graham, Sara (I403)
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| 152 | Prussia ?? Daniel Udall dudall@hotmail.com | SCHOPEN, Anton (I95985088)
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| 153 | Rose was never married. | Gengler, Rose (I43247773)
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| 154 | Saunders County | Patocka, Frank (I88696969)
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| 155 | Silver Lake, MN. 4 children. [from Harry Hadd, based on research done in 1983] | Svihel, (Vaclava Svihla) James (I43)
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| 156 | St. Mary's Cemetery | (Patocka) Jindra, Frances Mary (I70295972)
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| 157 | Staatsarchiv Hamburg, Hamburg Passenger Lists, 1850-1934 (Ancestry.com Operations, Inc.). | Source (S00010)
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| 158 | The family records from which this information was extracted all list a Peter as the first child of Christopher and Katherine and the last son named Peter as well. They are definitely not the same person. | Gengler, Christopher (I93750583)
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| 159 | They went to live in Milwaukee, Wisconsin Dec 8, 1892. | Gengler, Mary Katherine (I60809665)
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| 160 | This source states two seperate birth months May and October Death record states March | Gengler, Joseph Herman (I27857792)
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| 161 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Reher, Jeanne Marie (Hadd) (I532)
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| 162 | When Mary was about 13 years old, she walked to Vienna to work for a stone mason ("cement contractor") for 7 years. She layed paving blocks to make the streets. She took the train home. Her father was a brick layer and was killed in Vienna by a falling "brick" (stone block). Her mother took turns living with Barbara and Mary after they were married. [from Mary Neumann, based on Frank Had's recollections] | Had, Mary (Maria) (Kuzelka) (I254)
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