Individual Notes

Note for: Elsa Ida Rosaline Schwantes, 20 Apr 1892 - 16 Jul 1982 Index

Christening:
     Date:   26 May 1892
     Place:   Dodge, WI, US

Burial:
     Place:   Racine Cemetary

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Note for: Edwin C Schwantes, 25 Mar 1894 - 7 Jan 1976 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Oakhill Cemetary, Horicon, Dodge, WI, US

Individual Note:   From James R. Schwantes 5/4/2001:
"The only time I ever met Uncle Ed was at my folks fiftieth wedding anniversary. I never new his wife Adele. His second wife was a lot of fun and a great golfer but the only time I ever saw her was at the
anniversary party. You can read a lot about Uncle Ed in Gramma's diary that I sent you* in the package."

*will be added later.

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Note for: Paul Albert Schwantes, 22 Jun 1898 - 1 Jan 1976 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Fort Atkinson Cemetary

Individual Note:   From James R. Schwantes 5/4/2001:
"Uncle Paul operated a furniture store in Fort Adkinson. He was the only member of the family who died before his first spouse did. Her and my dad were very close and palled around together as kids."

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Note for: Leticia Evans, 24 Aug 1877 - 17 May 1964 Index

Burial:
Place: Welsh Cemetary, Berlin, WI, US

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Note for: Bob Schaefer, 30 May 1887 - 10 Jun 1958 Index

Burial:
Place: Mayville Cemetary, Mayville, Wi

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Note for: Bertha Wegner, 9 Jan 1886 - 26 Apr 1964 Index

Burial:
Place: Oakhill Cemetary, Horicon, Wi

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Note for: John Richards, 30 Jan 1895 - 8 Jan 1979 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Oakhill Cemetary, Horicon, Wi

Individual Note:   From James R. Schwantes 5/4/2001:
"Uncle John and Aunt Hertha lived in Horicon about three blacks from Grandma and Grandpa. Uncle John had a management job in the local cannery that was subsequently bought out by DelMonte."

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Note for: Carl Stueber, 26 Jun 1890 - Nov 1962 Index

Burial:
     Place:   Racine Cemetary

Individual Note:   From James R. Schwantes 5/4/2001:
"Uncle Carl and Aunt Elsie moved to Racine right after their marriage. Uncle Carl was in the production control department of J.I.Case a large equipment manufacturer that was subsequently bought out by John Deere Company. They were a jovial couple and I can always remember Aunt Elsie's laugh. One summer (I think it was 1934 or 1935) I spent a month with them in Racine while my folks took a vacation. It was in the middle of the depression and things were really tough. Although there was two years separating them in age, Curt and Grant were more like twins. Curt worked for a year after highschool and they both went through U of Wisconsin at Madison together."

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Note for: Adele Puls, ABT 1892 - Index

Burial:
Place: Oakhill Cemetary, Horicon, Wi