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| 33251 | Haulik | SCHANEN, Adelheid Theresia (I15532)
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| 33252 | Haulik | NIEDERKORN, Heinrich (I15991)
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| 33253 | Haulik | NIEDERKORN, Katharina (I15994)
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| 33254 | Haulik | GILLICH, Magdalena (I15996)
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| 33255 | Haulik | JIRANEK, Elisabeth (I27836)
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| 33256 | Haulik. Witnesses: Frz.Reinholz & Joh.Schanen | Family (F6210)
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| 33257 | Haulik. Witnesses: Nik. Neumann & Joh. Terness | Family (F6220)
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| 33258 | Have had in total 14 children. | GRETGES, Barbara (I41866)
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| 33259 | He had eight children: Ralhp J. "Bud" Lies Jr./La Porte-Indiana, John Lies/ Naperville, Illinois. Ralph J. Lies Sr. January 1, 1929-April 10, 2011 Ralph J. Lies Sr. Published: Wednesday, April 13, 2011 5:04 PM CDT Ralph J. Lies Sr. January 1, 1929-April 10, 2011 Ralph J. Lies Sr., 82, of La Porte, Ind. passed away on Sunday, April 10, 2011 at 7:45 p.m. at his home in La Porte with his family by his side. Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Saturday, April 15, 2011 at 10 a.m. at Queen of All Saints Church with Rev. Kevin Huber officiating. Burial will follow in Saint Stanislaus Cemetery. Viewing will be held on Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. at the Root Funeral Home and on Saturday from 9:15 to 10 a.m. at Queen of All Saints Church. Ralph was the retired co-owner and City's Pure Ice in La Porte He was a member of Queen of All Saints Church where he was an usher. He was a proud veteran of the National Guard and was a member of John Franklin Miller American Post #37. He was a member and Past Governor at Moose Family Center #980 and was the recipient of the Fellowship Degree of Merit. He was also a member of the Polish Business and Professional Club. He loved playing euchre and other board and cards games with family and friends. Memorials may be made to the Share Foundation. | LIES, Ralph John Sr. (I43202)
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| 33260 | He has been executed with other Luxembourgers in the night of January 30 to 31, 1945, by German special police forces ("Gestapo"). Died for fatherland nr. 157. | BAUM, Pierre (I39141)
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| 33261 | He participated on the US side in World War I. | DRAUDT, Edward J. (I43386)
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| 33262 | He participated on the US side in World War I. | FRISCH, Nicholas A. (I43530)
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| 33263 | He participated on the US side in World War I. | FRISCH, Nicholas A. (I54024)
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| 33264 | He was one of the founders of Gilson Bros. Inc. of Fredonia and Plymouth | GILSON, Michael (I43525)
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| 33265 | He was one of the founders of Gilson Bros. Inc. of Fredonia and Plymouth | GILSON, Michael (I54019)
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| 33266 | Heerff | HARRARD, Petrus Josephus (I48282)
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| 33267 | Heidershof | HUBERT, Johann Peter (I9274)
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| 33268 | Heinzrath | GEEL, Bernard (I5308)
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| 33269 | Heisterbach | GALLARD, Joannes Claudius (I51227)
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| 33270 | Helpert | Family (F9034)
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| 33271 | Helpert | Family (F19726)
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| 33272 | Helpert | Family (F19763)
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| 33273 | Hemstal Vo.I p.223 | Family (F12193)
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| 33274 | Hemstal Vol.I p.188 | Family (F4971)
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| 33275 | Her Burns Are Fatal Mrs. John Speltz of Oak Ridge is Dead From Explosion of a Lamp. Accident Monday Evening Prompt Action on the Part of Mr. Speltz Extinguishes Flames and Prevents House Burning-Unfortunately Woman Suffered Much. As the result of burns received from the explosion of a lamp at her home on Monday night, Mrs. John Speltz of Oak Ridge is dead. The accident happened in a peculiar manner. All of the family had retired with the exception of Mrs. Speltz, she having occasion to remain up a little longer than the others. When she was ready to follow the others to bed she started to blow out the lamp, when instead of going in the usual manner it exploded, throwing out flames and setting fire to her clothing in several places. She was alone in the room, but her cries speedily brought Mr. Speltz to her aid, not, however, until she was badly burned. He fought the flames successfully so far as putting them out was concerned but Mrs. Speltz had received mortal injuries in the brief time it took him to come from another room to her assistance. She suffered considerable pain. A physician from Plainview was summoned, but necessarily it took him some time to drive over. He did what he could to alleviate her sufferings, binding up the wounds, and administering medicine that would deaden the pain. It was apparent almost from the first, however, that Mrs. Speltz was too, badly burned for her injuries to have other than a fatal result. She lingered until 6 o'clock Tuesday evening, when death came to her relief. There is no known reason why the lamp should have exploded, and it is quite probable that an investigation will be made to determine if possible the cause. By prompt work by Mr. Speltz the house was prevented from burning, which would have added further to the horror of the situation. The Speltz family has resided at Oak Ridge for the past thirty-five years, and Mrs. Speltz was widely known and esteemed. Her untimely death will bring sincere sorrow to all who knew her. She was well along in years and leaves a husband and five sons and one daughter, all survive. The Winona Republican-Herald, Jan. 11, 1905; page 8 | RIVERS, Elisabeth (I47275)
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| 33276 | Herkessen (civil record 7/1903) | FRISCH, Johann (I36075)
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| 33277 | HERMAN T. WARKEN (4) Pvt., Ic, Co. A, llth M. G. Batt. 4th Div.; son of Nicholas and Catherine Warken ; born in Aurora, July 23, 1892; entered service at Camp McArthur, Tex., May 2, 1918; overseas Aug. 11, 1918; in action at Lorraine, St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne ; wounded Sept. 29, 1918; discharged Mar. 24, 1919 | WARKEN, Herman T. (I43501)
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| 33278 | Herrschaftspass Ankunft 18.07.1767 Gj | RIKERDT, Christophorus (I1733)
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| 33279 | Herrschaftspass Ankunft 29.07.1767 Gj| JOHAM, Mathias (I1239)
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| 33280 | Herrschaftspass,Ansiedlung 06.12.1767 | BETTENDORF, Philipp Juv. (I404)
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| 33281 | Herwerdingen | SCHANEN, Theodor (I587)
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| 33282 | Herwerdingen | FATA, Elisabeth (I2642)
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| 33283 | Heufeld | FISCHBACH, Joannes (I127)
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| 33284 | Heufeld | TABAR, Barbara (I22613)
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| 33285 | Hierheck | WINANDY, Catherina (I46835)
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| 33286 | Hieslengen in marriage deed | HERCKES, Clara (I48045)
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| 33287 | History of Winona County Page 843 Portrait and Biographical Record. 1913 John B Rivers was born in Luxembourg, June 16, 1840, son of Michael and Margaret (Adam) Rivers, who came to America in 1854, and settled on a farm in Winona county in 1855. John B. was brought to Winona County in 1855 and lived with his parents in Rollingstone Township, until he enlisted. In 1866 he purchased a farm in the town of Norton which he operated until 1872. In that year he entered into business in the village of Rollingstone. This business has been successful in all the years that have followed. The store is still in 0peration, and is conducted the Mr. Rivers and his son Matthew. They handle a general line of merchandise, and are known for the honest dealings and straightforward methods. Mr. Rivers has been postmaster at Rollingstone for twenty-seven years. Previous to this he was assistant for ten years. He has been a member of the village council of Rollingstone and was its first president. He is a director and on of the founders of the First State Bank of Rollingstone. He belongs to John Ball Post, G. A. R. and is a member of the Catholic Church. Mr. Rivers is a veteran of the Indian campaign. In March 1856, he enlisted in Co. K., 48th Wis. Vol. Inf., and was stationed at Fort Lyon, Colorado, protecting the frontier against the Indians. He was mustered out at Madison, Wis., and with his honorable discharge in his pocket, returned home to take up the normal duties of life. John B. Rivers was married October 29, 1866, to Anna Heber, daughter of Nicholas Heber. This union has been blessed with five children, John H., Matthew, John P., Elizabeth and Josephine. Josephine married Louis Koutsky and they have one son, Aloysius. | RIVERS, Jean Baptiste (I47286)
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| 33288 | Hohenhof | ADEM, Petrus (I28468)
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| 33289 | Höhenhof | HOFFMAN, Theodorus (I41978)
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| 33290 | Hohenhoff | KNEIP, Anna (I52895)
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| 33291 | Hohenhoff | MOUSEL, Peter (I54092)
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| 33292 | Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery | LEHNERTZ, Elizabeth Catherine (I47278)
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| 33293 | Holy Trinity Catholic Cemetery | GREDEN, Francis A (I47279)
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| 33294 | HOOFF (=FRISCH) Godparents: Jean HOFF de Waldbillig et Maria KIRCHENS de Christnach Witnesses (birth certificate of Hiesdorff Nicolas): Johan Frisch, plougher, aged 33 Waldbillig, and Reinat Frisch, plougher, aged 29 | FRISCH, Johan (I35819)
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| 33295 | Hospital | PICKERT, Anton (I53785)
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| 33296 | Hostert vol.1. p.237 | Family (F12239)
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| 33297 | Hostert-Folschette | GRUNDHAUSEN, Dominicus (I116)
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| 33298 | Hottweiler | ZINSIUS, Magdalena (I5844)
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| 33299 | House "An Baamwollspënnesch". Aged 56 in 1807 | WENMACHER, Michel (I12391)
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| 33300 | House "Heenen" | LIESS, Michael (I29966)
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