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301	Bio notes: - The family name might have changed to Williams due to spelling and language when coming over - He used to own the mill and the land, but the government claimed it was an imminent domain and took it from him	Williams, Cornelius (I6194)
302	Bio notes: -1840 birth? -Native Tongue(Polish) -Immigration 1895 - 1897	Mostowski, Franz (I6075)
303	Bio notes: -Jr. is not an official prefix	Steinmetzer, Nicholas Jr. (I6342)
304	Bio notes: -Last name change starts	Mostowski, John Leo (I6073)
305	Bio notes: -Lived for 14 hours	Williams, Delores (I6291)
306	Bio notes: -Native Tongue(Polish) -Immigration 1890 - 1893	Joskulski, Catharina (I6076)
307	Bio notes: Baptism: 2 Dec 1866	Mostowski, Joseph (I6117)
308	Bio notes: Baptism: 24 August 1880, St John Nepomucene Church, Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin - entered convent 1901	Williams, Antonette (I6217)
309	Bio notes: Baptized: St John Nepomucene Church, Little Chute, Wisconsin, February 23, 1876	Williams, Henry (I6190)
310	Bio notes: Former Name: Lois Pozolinski Middle Name:	Stearns, Lois (I6240)
311	Bio notes: He worked on the Alcan Highway during WW2. He also worked on the 1532-mile Dawson Creek-to-Fairbanks road.	Behrendt, Elmer William Otto (I6188)
312	Bio notes: Immigration: 1892	Piasecki, Jozef M (I6094)
313	Bio notes: School: St. Mary's, Brillion	Steinmetz, Rita (I6320)
314	Biography and Genealogy Master Index	Source (S629)
315	Birth may have been 1809	Brewster, Jeremiah (I937)
316	Birth: Oct. 12, 1913 Death: Sep. 3, 1998 Burial: Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Hollywood Hills) Los Angeles Los Angeles County California, USA Plot: Courts of Remembrance Wall Crypts, Lot 0, Space 6347	Lane, DAVID ROEMER (I4487)
317	Block B, Lot 5, Grave 1	Karwoski, Anton (I812)
318	Bonack, Maxine E., May 1, 1911 - Feb. 10, 1995; Fred H., May 25, 1909 - May 18, 1976	Bonack, Frederick Henry (I881)
319	Bonifacy Juzee Olkowscy ed onydina 9 czerluca 1889 u marl dnia 11 Pa diernilm 1906 Zofia'Katarzyna urodzona dnia l Listopnda 1891 u marlad nial Lislopnda 1906 Juzef Walerya Olkowscy Rodzige	Olkowski, Boneface (I3343)
320	Bonnie J. Brown, age 70, of Whitewater passed away on Thursday, November 15, 2018 at Mercy Hospital in Janesville. She was born in Appleton, WI on May 21, 1948 to Wilbur and Dorothy (Ripinhagan) Miller. Bonnie was united in marriage to Charles C. Brown on October 26, 1968 in Appleton, WI. Bonnie is survived by a daughter, Angeline (John) Monaco, of FL; a son, Curtis (Sheri) Brown, of Delavan; four grandchildren, Grace and Sarena Brown, and Julian and Andrew Monaco; a brother, David (Betty) Miller, of CO; and many nieces and nephews. Bonnie is preceded in death by her husband, Charles; a son, William; and her parents. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Monday, November 19, 2018 at Monroe Funeral Home, 604 E. Walworth Ave. in Delavan. Visitation will be held from 10:00 A.M. until the time of the service on Monday at the funeral home. Burial will take place at East Richmond Cemetery.	Miller, Bonnie J (I2311)
321	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Byatt, S.M. (I4283)
322	Brabara Jane Luczak, 85 of Sugar Camp, Wis. passed away Peacefully in her sleep on Friday, Oct 29, 2021. She was born June 27, 1936, in Chicago, Ill., to Stephen and Florence Bazany. Barb is survived by her 5 childgren , Cyndy (Kurt) Lagehausen, Mary Jo ( Joe) Paige, Stephen Luczak, Beth (Eric) Zerfas, and Matt (Katie) Luczak; nine grandchildren, Rachel, Rebecca, Alex, Zach, Ashley, Jake, Anthony, Mary, Grace and Sophie; and one Great-grandchild, Carson. She was preceded in death by her high school sweetheart and husband of 58 years, Jim Luczak; siblings Joyce, Lee and Jim. Her beautiful soul is once again reunited with Christ. A memorial mass and celebration of her life will be planned for the spring of 2022.	Bazany, Barbara Jane (I3513)
323	Braney was Farming his own farm in 1920 Farmer in 1940	KAZCMAREK, Barney L (I158)
324	Brockley Cemetery	Pepler, William Andrew (I4298)
325	Brockley Cemetery	Milne, Georgina Mary Mercy (I4288)
326	Brown, Janet M. (nee Pomes) reunited with her beloved husband Raymond on Thursday, November 15, 2018 age 85 years. Loving mother of the late Michael, Donna (Mark) Krueger, William (Jane) Brown, Patrick Brown, Linda (Bob) Patin, Sandra Brown and Karen Vanderstone. Further survived by grandchildren, great-grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Visitation Tuesday, November 20 at the funeral home from 10:00-11:45 AM. Funeral service at 12 Noon. Private interment Three Lakes Cemetery. Note: obituary prepared by Heritage Funeral Home From Find A Grave	Pomes, Janet M. (I4531)
327	Budny, John E. Age 95. Formerly of the Milwaukee area. Born in Three Lakes, WI. Of Chicago for the past 14 years. Beloved husband of the late Irene. Loving father of Susan (James) Brink. Fond grandfather of Michael (Eliana) and the late Timothy. Dear brother of the late Joseph, Henry and Laura. Fond uncle of Georgieanna Hoover and the late Gregory. Interment will be private in Greendale, WI. Arrangements by: Cumberland From Find A Grave	Budney, John Edward (I2227)
328	Burial: Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale) Glendale Los Angeles County California, USA Plot: Whispering Pines, Map 3, Lot 1068, Space 11	Roemer, Frank Justus (I4334)
329	Buried in Vahalla Cemetary -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Buried in Vahalla Cemetary -- MERGED NOTE ------------ Buried in Vahalla Cemetary	Bell, James Henry Dr. (I4284)
330	Campbell, Sam (1943). How's Inky? A Porcupine and His Pals Offer Some Highlights on Happiness. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545194. OCLC 5181860. Illustrated by Bob Kuhn.[13] Translated into French, as Bob et mes bêtes, 1956.[14] Campbell, Sam (1944). Too Much Salt and Pepper. Mountain View, California: Pacific Press. ISBN 9781881545675. OCLC 689626730.[15] Campbell, Sam (1945). Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo - and Still-Mo. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545552. OCLC 171051368.[16] Campbell, Sam (1946). A Tippy Canoe and Canada Too. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545712. OCLC 765766449.[17] Campbell, Sam (1948). On Wings of Cheer. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545514. OCLC 22096785.[18] Campbell, Sam (1950). Moose Country. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545538. OCLC 1011866200.[19] Campbell, Sam (1952). The Seven Secrets of Somewhere Lake. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781572582026. OCLC 1011809909.[20] Translated into French, as Le Lac aux sept secrets, 1953.[14] Campbell, Sam (1954). Loony Coon. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545248. OCLC 56386632.[20] Campbell, Sam (1955). Fiddlesticks and Freckles. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545965. OCLC 1034667361.[21] Campbell, Sam (1957). Beloved Rascals. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545590. OCLC 659860249.[22] Campbell, Sam (1959). Sweet Sue's Adventures. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545217. OCLC 1036875145. Campbell, Sam (1962). Calamity Jane. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545163. OCLC 56387841.[23]For adults Campbell, Sam (1933). Sanctuary Letters. Eagle River, Wisconsin. OCLC 7370933. Campbell, Sam (1933). Conquest of Grief. Campbell, Sam (1937). Nature's Messages of Peace. Chicago: Associated Authors. OCLC 16567525. Campbell, Sam (1952). Nature's Messages: A Book of Wilderness Wisdom. Chicago: Rand McNally. hdl:2027/mdp.39076002249006. OCLC 752875148.[24] Campbell, Sam (1974). Woodland Portraits. Milwaukee: Ideals Publishing. OCLC 1036966705. Illustrated by Harry Moeller.	Campbell, Samuel Arthur (I5961)
331	cancer of liver	Easterly, Elizabeth (I1908)
332	cancer of the bowels	Tinkey, Frederick (I1926)
333	carcinoma of rectum	Epler, Ellen Alvina (I1946)
334	carcinoma of rectum	Epler, Charles Fremont (I1912)
335	cardiovascular accident	Louk, Ray Frances (I1845)
336	Carl Rogers was the hird and final Proprietor for the resort on the poimt by the dam.	Resort, Rogers (I61)
337	Carol Lee Masoner, age 75, mother and grandmother, died suddenly at their home in Terrebonne, OR on April 5, 2011. Carol was born on September 28, 1935 in Three Lakes, WI to the late Leonard Clark Stoneking and Cecil Weeks. She attended Three Lakes High School, graduating in 1953. After high school, Carol attended college in Kansas City, Kansas, receiving a degree in Medical Technology. While working in Kansas City, Carol met Morgan E. Masoner. They were married on September 3, 1960. In 1963, Carol and Morgan adopted a baby girl. They moved to Los Angeles, where she gave birth to three sons, worked and raised her family. In December, 1974, Carol became a single mother of four young children with the passing of her husband, Morgan. Carol took on the hardships of being a single mother, while working to support and raise her family. She relocated to Three Lakes, WI, only to return to Southern California a year later. With her children grown, Carol retired in 1991 after working for 20 years at Pomona Valley Hospital in Pomona, CA. She traveled for a while, eventually settling in Terrebonne, OR, where she lived for 19 years until her passing. Carol continued to work into her 70s as a traveling Medical Technologist, working in such places as Kemmerer, WY, Portola, CA and Dutch Harbor, AK. Carol loved to travel, traveling all over the United States and abroad to such countries as Germany, New Zealand and Fuji. But her true love was Australia. She traveled to Australia as many as six times, sometimes for months at a time. Some of Carol's greatest accomplishments were being a certified Medical Technologist for over 50 years. She loved to read and collect magnets and postcards from her many travels. She also loved to research her families genealogy. Carol is preceded in death by her sister, Velma Stoneking; brother, Harry Stoneking; and son, Roy Thomas Masoner. She is survived by her brothers Jim and Doug Stoneking of Reedsport and Aloha, Oregon; sister, Sally Corriveau of Medford, OR; and sister Cecila Metzger of Chicago, IL; daughter and son-in-law Kristy and Darin Glinski of Oxnard, CA; son and daughter-in-law David and Amanda Masoner of Salem, OR; son and daughter-in-law Mike and Karen Masoner of Virginia Beach, VA; and eight grandchildren, Nick, Mason, Devon, Morgan, Alivia, Bailey, Brooke, and Jacob. From Find A Grave	Stoneking, Carol Lee (I3883)
338	Caroline was born at 6 AM on the 12th of October, 1880	Luebke, Caroline Emelie Wilhelmine (I4392)
339	Catherine by family records emigrated to the US around 1860, Her daughter Mary Teresa was born in 1860 in Rhode Island. In 1863, after being discharged for medical reasons from the Army, her brother John spent the winter in Rhode Island where Catherine, nursed him. John then returned to Wisconsin and continued to worke for the railway. By 1870, John had returend to Rhode island and brought his sister and her daughter to Clinton, Wisconsin Where they are found in the Census. Catherine remained with her daughter until her death in 1905. She, her brother John, Daughter Mary and Son-in Law Henry Finn are all buried in Edgerton cemetary by the Reddy family marker.	REDDY, Catherine (I4330)
340	Cecelia "Sallie" Miller, age 91, of Sugar Camp, passed away on Friday, Jan. 3, 2014, at Appleton Medical Center. Sallie was born Jan. 31 1922, in Rhinelander, to the late Charles and Jenena [Golembeski] Burzynski. She married Gordon Miller on Dec 12, 1942 in Detroit. He preceded her in death on April 30, 2002. Sallie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She graduated from Three Lakes High School in 1940 and proudly served her country during WWII as a civilian "Rosie the Riveter" at an aircraft plant in Detroit. Sallie was a well known waitress in the Rhinelander area for more than 60 years, but is best remembered as head waitress at the White Stag Supper Club for over 30 years. She is also remembered as a fierce competitor in the Powder Puff Derbies at the areas stock car races. Survivors include her daughter, Suzanne [James] Foust of Combined Locks; her son David [Patricia] Miller of Byron Minnesota; her grandchildren, Jennifer [Jason] Seefeldt of Hortonville and Dr. Adam Miller of Jamestown N.D.; her great-grandchildren, Hallie Richter, Byron Seefeldt, Liza Miller, Eliana Miller and Myles Miller; and her brother Bernard Burzynski. She was preceded in death by her grandson, Jason Foust; three Brothers and her sister.	Burzynski, Cecelia (I2303)
341	Cecile was born in Linn, Crawford Twnshp, Osage Co, MO, in 1910. Her family continued to live there until 1911 when they moved to Jefferson City (Clay Co), MO. I have no idea how or where she met her first husband, Lewis Ivy Abbett, but his family lived in nearby Miller Co, MO. Cecile married Lewis in 1918 in Jefferson City when she was 18 and he was less than 21. (His father had to sign the marriage application.) She had her first child, Mildred Irene in 1919. Lewis developed tuberculosis and it was recommended that he move to Colorado for his health. In the 1920 Census Cecile is living with her parents in Kansas City while doing ironing for a cleaners. I assume Lewis was looking for a job in Colorado. Mildred was alive at the time of the census (January) but was not mentioned. In March of 1920 Mildred died at 8 months old. Shortly after Mildred's death Cecile joined Lewis and from 1921 to 1922 they rented an apartment in Denver, CO. Their 2d child, Velma, was born in Denver in 1921. Lewis was a "Tramway Motorman". In 1922 they moved to Albuquerque, NM, so that he could be treated at the Albuquerque Tuberculosis Sanitarium. He continued as a streetcar driver, with Cecile frequently traveling with him and even driving in his place. While in Albuquerque Cecile made extra money hunting rattlesnakes with several other people. After his death, Cecile and Velma moved back to Kansas City. In 1923 Grandma married Robert Mitchell. There were immediate problems and during the last argument Cecile grabbed Velma and walked "across the bridge to Kansas City" back to her folks. Cecile & Robert were divorced in 1924. Sometime between 1922 and 1925 Cecile met Clark Stoneking, who was also a street car driver at the time. Clark's brother-in-law had started a fox farm on Medicine Lake in Three Lakes, WI. Clark was convinced to join them in the business and he moved up there. While there he courted Cecile via letters and eventually Cecile and Velma joined him in Three Lakes. One of Cecile's brother's drove them up in a Model A or T during really cold weather. There were no side windows in the car, only roll-down shades, and Velma remembered it as a very cold ride. Cecile and Clark got married in June of 1925 in Rhinelander, WI. Cecile, Clark, & Velma first stayed in a log cabin he had built on the property. The cabin was right on the shore of Medicine Lake and eventually became known as the "Big Cabin". When the Depression hit, the bottom fell out of the fox-raising industry. The fox house was cleared of all the cages inside & out and Clark's family moved in there while renting out the Big Cabin and building 2 additional rental cabins. During this time and for quite a while after Cecile & Velma cleaned houses and did ironing and sewing while Clark hunted, delivered mail, drove a school bus, and did maintenance for other property owners. Cecile was a good cook and a well-known baker and often helped out at various resorts. She bartered pies and other baked goods for beef, etc. They always had a large garden and Cecile canned everything she could. The fox house did have a pump in the kitchen and eventually had a bathroom, though running water to the bathroom was not added until the late 1950's. Cecile & Clark had 6 children: Sally, James, Carol, Harry, Cecilia, and Douglas. After Clark died in 1960, Cecile took over his postal route and continued to run the 3-cabin resort. After all the kids left home the resort was sold and she moved into the town of Three Lakes. She continued to cook, to help nurse her friends, and to travel quite a bit visiting family all over the country - including several trips to Arizona and California. By the early 1970's Cecile's health began to deteriorate. She stayed with several of her kids for various lengths of time and eventually she moved into the Stoughton Nursing Home in Stoughton, WI, which was close to Velma's home. Cecile died in 1988. 4 of her 8 children have died: Mildred (1920), Velma (1990), Carol (2011), and Harry (1996). Mildred and Velma have gravesites. Carol was cremated and her ashes are held by her family. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who knows where Harry may be buried. From Find A Grave	Weeks, Cecile Thirza (I3879)
342	Census gives age, marriage status, sex,profession,birthplace, current residence	Source (S258)
343	cerebral hemorrhage	Stanson, George Ernest (I1819)
344	cerebral thrombosis	Epler, Frank (I1901)
345	Charles G. Abrahamson, M SGT US ARMY, WORLD WAR II, KOREA, July 12, 1924 - Jan 2, 2008.	Abrahamson, Charles G (I602)
346	Charles T. Olson, 83, of Panama City Beach, passed away on Friday, July 16, 2021 at a local hospital. Charles was born on January 31, 1938 in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. He was an over the road truck driver for almost 30 years and always enjoyed being out on the road. Charles loved RVing between his home on Faust Lake and his home in Panama City Beach by the Gulf. He was a jack-of-all-trades who enjoyed doing carpentry, electrical and plumbing projects. He designed and had two homes built, making sure they fit his lifestyle and needs perfectly. He dearly loved his grandchildren and enjoyed spending time with them, whether it be playing in the lake, repairing bicycles and fishing poles, or cooking large family meals. Charles is preceded in death by his parents, Norman and Delta Olson; an infant son, Mark Olson; sister, Norma Molander; and mother-in-law, Catherine Hoha. Left to treasure his memory is his wife of 61 years, Frances Olson; daughter, Dawn Jones; son, Robert Olson (Pamela); grandchildren, Dru Olson (Kelsey); Kayla Pinto (Brian), Kelly Ness (Justin) and Corinne Jones; great-grandchildren, Timothy, Jett, Corbin, Raelynn, Eliot, and Ruby; brothers, John Olson (Cindy) and Jim Olson; and many nieces and nephews. Charles will be laid to rest at Forest Home Cemetery in Rhinelander, WI with other members of his family. From Find A Grave memorial	Olson, Charles T (I4735)
347	Chart gives Birth date Of 1911 and Middle initial of A	Olkowski, Edmund G (I3326)
348	Chicago and North Western Railroad Employee Records. Chicago & North Western Historical Society, Berwyn, Illinois. <p>Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Employee Records. Chicago & North Western Historical Society, Berwyn, Illinois.</p>	Source (S515)
349	Chicken in the Woods was an eating place where one could dine with the animals of the North Woods.. Human Diners sat inside the restaurant and outside a large Window a 'table' was set at the same height so the animals could also eat.	Restaurant and Bar, Chicken In The Woods (I78)
350	chronic pulmonary tuberculosis	Tinkey, Catherine (I1922)

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301

Bio notes: - The family name might have changed to Williams due to spelling and language when coming over
- He used to own the mill and the land, but the government claimed it was an imminent domain and took it from him

Williams, Cornelius (I6194)

302

Bio notes: -1840 birth?
-Native Tongue(Polish)
-Immigration 1895 - 1897

Mostowski, Franz (I6075)

303

Bio notes: -Jr. is not an official prefix

Steinmetzer, Nicholas Jr. (I6342)

304

Bio notes: -Last name change starts

Mostowski, John Leo (I6073)

305

Bio notes: -Lived for 14 hours

Williams, Delores (I6291)

306

Bio notes: -Native Tongue(Polish)
-Immigration 1890 - 1893

Joskulski, Catharina (I6076)

307

Bio notes: Baptism: 2 Dec 1866

Mostowski, Joseph (I6117)

308

Bio notes: Baptism: 24 August 1880, St John Nepomucene Church, Little Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin

- entered convent 1901

Williams, Antonette (I6217)

309

Bio notes: Baptized: St John Nepomucene Church, Little Chute, Wisconsin, February 23, 1876

Williams, Henry (I6190)

310

Bio notes: Former Name: Lois Pozolinski
Middle Name:

Stearns, Lois (I6240)

311

Bio notes: He worked on the Alcan Highway during WW2. He also worked on the 1532-mile Dawson Creek-to-Fairbanks road.

Behrendt, Elmer William Otto (I6188)

312

Bio notes: Immigration: 1892

Piasecki, Jozef M (I6094)

313

Bio notes: School: St. Mary's, Brillion

Steinmetz, Rita (I6320)

314

Biography and Genealogy Master Index

Source (S629)

315

Birth may have been 1809

Brewster, Jeremiah (I937)

316

Birth: Oct. 12, 1913
Death: Sep. 3, 1998

Burial:
Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Hollywood Hills)
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
California, USA
Plot: Courts of Remembrance Wall Crypts, Lot 0, Space 6347

Lane, DAVID ROEMER (I4487)

317

Block B, Lot 5, Grave 1

Karwoski, Anton (I812)

318

Bonack, Maxine E., May 1, 1911 - Feb. 10, 1995; Fred H., May 25, 1909 - May 18, 1976

Bonack, Frederick Henry (I881)

319

Bonifacy Juzee Olkowscy
ed onydina 9
czerluca 1889
u marl dnia 11
Pa diernilm 1906
Zofia'Katarzyna
urodzona dnia l
Listopnda 1891
u marlad nial
Lislopnda 1906
Juzef Walerya
Olkowscy Rodzige

Olkowski, Boneface (I3343)

320

Bonnie J. Brown, age 70, of Whitewater passed away on Thursday, November 15, 2018 at Mercy Hospital in Janesville. She was born in Appleton, WI on May 21, 1948 to Wilbur and Dorothy (Ripinhagan) Miller. Bonnie was united in marriage to Charles C. Brown on October 26, 1968 in Appleton, WI. Bonnie is survived by a daughter, Angeline (John) Monaco, of FL; a son, Curtis (Sheri) Brown, of Delavan; four grandchildren, Grace and Sarena Brown, and Julian and Andrew Monaco; a brother, David (Betty) Miller, of CO; and many nieces and nephews. Bonnie is preceded in death by her husband, Charles; a son, William; and her parents. Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 A.M. on Monday, November 19, 2018 at Monroe Funeral Home, 604 E. Walworth Ave. in Delavan. Visitation will be held from 10:00 A.M. until the time of the service on Monday at the funeral home. Burial will take place at East Richmond Cemetery.

Miller, Bonnie J (I2311)

321

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Byatt, S.M. (I4283)

322

Brabara Jane Luczak, 85 of Sugar Camp, Wis. passed away Peacefully in her sleep on Friday, Oct 29, 2021.

She was born June 27, 1936, in Chicago, Ill., to Stephen and Florence Bazany.

Barb is survived by her 5 childgren , Cyndy (Kurt) Lagehausen, Mary Jo ( Joe) Paige, Stephen Luczak, Beth (Eric) Zerfas, and Matt (Katie) Luczak; nine grandchildren, Rachel, Rebecca, Alex, Zach, Ashley, Jake, Anthony, Mary, Grace and Sophie; and one Great-grandchild, Carson.

She was preceded in death by her high school sweetheart and husband of 58 years, Jim Luczak; siblings Joyce, Lee and Jim.

Her beautiful soul is once again reunited with Christ. A memorial mass and celebration of her life will be planned for the spring of 2022.

Bazany, Barbara Jane (I3513)

323

Braney was Farming his own farm in 1920
Farmer in 1940

KAZCMAREK, Barney L (I158)

324

Brockley Cemetery

Pepler, William Andrew (I4298)

325

Brockley Cemetery

Milne, Georgina Mary Mercy (I4288)

326

Brown, Janet M. (nee Pomes) reunited with her beloved husband Raymond on Thursday, November 15, 2018 age 85 years.

Loving mother of the late Michael, Donna (Mark) Krueger, William (Jane) Brown, Patrick Brown, Linda (Bob) Patin, Sandra Brown and Karen Vanderstone. Further survived by grandchildren, great-grandchildren, other relatives and friends.

Visitation Tuesday, November 20 at the funeral home from 10:00-11:45 AM. Funeral service at 12 Noon. Private interment Three Lakes Cemetery.

Note: obituary prepared by Heritage Funeral Home

From Find A Grave

Pomes, Janet M. (I4531)

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Budny, John E. Age 95. Formerly of the Milwaukee area. Born in Three Lakes, WI. Of Chicago for the past 14 years. Beloved husband of the late Irene. Loving father of Susan (James) Brink. Fond grandfather of Michael (Eliana) and the late Timothy. Dear brother of the late Joseph, Henry and Laura. Fond uncle of Georgieanna Hoover and the late Gregory. Interment will be private in Greendale, WI. Arrangements by: Cumberland

From Find A Grave

Budney, John Edward (I2227)

328

Burial:
Forest Lawn Memorial Park (Glendale)
Glendale
Los Angeles County
California, USA
Plot: Whispering Pines, Map 3, Lot 1068, Space 11

Roemer, Frank Justus (I4334)

329

Buried in Vahalla Cemetary

-- MERGED NOTE ------------

Buried in Vahalla Cemetary

-- MERGED NOTE ------------

Buried in Vahalla Cemetary

Bell, James Henry Dr. (I4284)

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Campbell, Sam (1943). How's Inky? A Porcupine and His Pals Offer Some Highlights on Happiness. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545194. OCLC 5181860. Illustrated by Bob Kuhn.[13] Translated into French, as Bob et mes bêtes, 1956.[14]
Campbell, Sam (1944). Too Much Salt and Pepper. Mountain View, California: Pacific Press. ISBN 9781881545675. OCLC 689626730.[15]
Campbell, Sam (1945). Eeny, Meeny, Miney, Mo - and Still-Mo. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545552. OCLC 171051368.[16]
Campbell, Sam (1946). A Tippy Canoe and Canada Too. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545712. OCLC 765766449.[17]
Campbell, Sam (1948). On Wings of Cheer. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545514. OCLC 22096785.[18]
Campbell, Sam (1950). Moose Country. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545538. OCLC 1011866200.[19]
Campbell, Sam (1952). The Seven Secrets of Somewhere Lake. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781572582026. OCLC 1011809909.[20] Translated into French, as Le Lac aux sept secrets, 1953.[14]
Campbell, Sam (1954). Loony Coon. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545248. OCLC 56386632.[20]
Campbell, Sam (1955). Fiddlesticks and Freckles. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545965. OCLC 1034667361.[21]
Campbell, Sam (1957). Beloved Rascals. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545590. OCLC 659860249.[22]
Campbell, Sam (1959). Sweet Sue's Adventures. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545217. OCLC 1036875145.
Campbell, Sam (1962). Calamity Jane. Indianapolis: Bobbs-Merrill. ISBN 9781881545163. OCLC 56387841.[23]For adults

Campbell, Sam (1933). Sanctuary Letters. Eagle River, Wisconsin. OCLC 7370933.
Campbell, Sam (1933). Conquest of Grief.
Campbell, Sam (1937). Nature's Messages of Peace. Chicago: Associated Authors. OCLC 16567525.
Campbell, Sam (1952). Nature's Messages: A Book of Wilderness Wisdom. Chicago: Rand McNally. hdl:2027/mdp.39076002249006. OCLC 752875148.[24]
Campbell, Sam (1974). Woodland Portraits. Milwaukee: Ideals Publishing. OCLC 1036966705. Illustrated by Harry Moeller.

Campbell, Samuel Arthur (I5961)

331

cancer of liver

Easterly, Elizabeth (I1908)

332

cancer of the bowels

Tinkey, Frederick (I1926)

333

carcinoma of rectum

Epler, Ellen Alvina (I1946)

334

carcinoma of rectum

Epler, Charles Fremont (I1912)

335

cardiovascular accident

Louk, Ray Frances (I1845)

336

Carl Rogers was the hird and final Proprietor for the resort on the poimt by the dam.

Resort, Rogers (I61)

337

Carol Lee Masoner, age 75, mother and grandmother, died suddenly at their home in Terrebonne, OR on April 5, 2011.

Carol was born on September 28, 1935 in Three Lakes, WI to the late Leonard Clark Stoneking and Cecil Weeks. She attended Three Lakes High School, graduating in 1953. After high school, Carol attended college in Kansas City, Kansas, receiving a degree in Medical Technology. While working in Kansas City, Carol met Morgan E. Masoner. They were married on September 3, 1960.

In 1963, Carol and Morgan adopted a baby girl. They moved to Los Angeles, where she gave birth to three sons, worked and raised her family. In December, 1974, Carol became a single mother of four young children with the passing of her husband, Morgan. Carol took on the hardships of being a single mother, while working to support and raise her family. She relocated to Three Lakes, WI, only to return to Southern California a year later.

With her children grown, Carol retired in 1991 after working for 20 years at Pomona Valley Hospital in Pomona, CA. She traveled for a while, eventually settling in Terrebonne, OR, where she lived for 19 years until her passing. Carol continued to work into her 70s as a traveling Medical Technologist, working in such places as Kemmerer, WY, Portola, CA and Dutch Harbor, AK. Carol loved to travel, traveling all over the United States and abroad to such countries as Germany, New Zealand and Fuji. But her true love was Australia. She traveled to Australia as many as six times, sometimes for months at a time.

Some of Carol's greatest accomplishments were being a certified Medical Technologist for over 50 years. She loved to read and collect magnets and postcards from her many travels. She also loved to research her families genealogy.

Carol is preceded in death by her sister, Velma Stoneking; brother, Harry Stoneking; and son, Roy Thomas Masoner. She is survived by her brothers Jim and Doug Stoneking of Reedsport and Aloha, Oregon; sister, Sally Corriveau of Medford, OR; and sister Cecila Metzger of Chicago, IL; daughter and son-in-law Kristy and Darin Glinski of Oxnard, CA; son and daughter-in-law David and Amanda Masoner of Salem, OR; son and daughter-in-law Mike and Karen Masoner of Virginia Beach, VA; and eight grandchildren, Nick, Mason, Devon, Morgan, Alivia, Bailey, Brooke, and Jacob.

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Stoneking, Carol Lee (I3883)

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Caroline was born at 6 AM on the 12th of October, 1880

Luebke, Caroline Emelie Wilhelmine (I4392)

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Catherine by family records emigrated to the US around 1860, Her daughter Mary Teresa was born in 1860 in Rhode Island. In 1863, after being discharged for medical reasons from the Army, her brother John spent the winter in Rhode Island where Catherine, nursed him. John then returned to Wisconsin and continued to worke for the railway. By 1870, John had returend to Rhode island and brought his sister and her daughter to Clinton, Wisconsin Where they are found in the Census. Catherine remained with her daughter until her death in 1905. She, her brother John, Daughter Mary and Son-in Law Henry Finn are all buried in Edgerton cemetary by the Reddy family marker.

REDDY, Catherine (I4330)

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Cecelia "Sallie" Miller, age 91, of Sugar Camp, passed away on Friday, Jan. 3, 2014, at Appleton Medical Center.
Sallie was born Jan. 31 1922, in Rhinelander, to the late Charles and Jenena [Golembeski] Burzynski. She married Gordon Miller on Dec 12, 1942 in Detroit. He preceded her in death on April 30, 2002.
Sallie was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great grandmother. She graduated from Three Lakes High School in 1940 and proudly served her country during WWII as a civilian "Rosie the Riveter" at an aircraft plant in Detroit. Sallie was a well known waitress in the Rhinelander area for more than 60 years, but is best remembered as head waitress at the White Stag Supper Club for over 30 years. She is also remembered as a fierce competitor in the Powder Puff Derbies at the areas stock car races.
Survivors include her daughter, Suzanne [James] Foust of Combined Locks; her son David [Patricia] Miller of Byron Minnesota; her grandchildren, Jennifer [Jason] Seefeldt of Hortonville and Dr. Adam Miller of Jamestown N.D.; her great-grandchildren, Hallie Richter, Byron Seefeldt, Liza Miller, Eliana Miller and Myles Miller; and her brother Bernard Burzynski. She was preceded in death by her grandson, Jason Foust; three Brothers and her sister.

Burzynski, Cecelia (I2303)

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Cecile was born in Linn, Crawford Twnshp, Osage Co, MO, in 1910. Her family continued to live there until 1911 when they moved to Jefferson City (Clay Co), MO.

I have no idea how or where she met her first husband, Lewis Ivy Abbett, but his family lived in nearby Miller Co, MO. Cecile married Lewis in 1918 in Jefferson City when she was 18 and he was less than 21. (His father had to sign the marriage application.) She had her first child, Mildred Irene in 1919. Lewis developed tuberculosis and it was recommended that he move to Colorado for his health. In the 1920 Census Cecile is living with her parents in Kansas City while doing ironing for a cleaners. I assume Lewis was looking for a job in Colorado. Mildred was alive at the time of the census (January) but was not mentioned. In March of 1920 Mildred died at 8 months old.

Shortly after Mildred's death Cecile joined Lewis and from 1921 to 1922 they rented an apartment in Denver, CO. Their 2d child, Velma, was born in Denver in 1921. Lewis was a "Tramway Motorman". In 1922 they moved to Albuquerque, NM, so that he could be treated at the Albuquerque Tuberculosis Sanitarium. He continued as a streetcar driver, with Cecile frequently traveling with him and even driving in his place. While in Albuquerque Cecile made extra money hunting rattlesnakes with several other people. After his death, Cecile and Velma moved back to Kansas City.

In 1923 Grandma married Robert Mitchell. There were immediate problems and during the last argument Cecile grabbed Velma and walked "across the bridge to Kansas City" back to her folks. Cecile & Robert were divorced in 1924.

Sometime between 1922 and 1925 Cecile met Clark Stoneking, who was also a street car driver at the time. Clark's brother-in-law had started a fox farm on Medicine Lake in Three Lakes, WI. Clark was convinced to join them in the business and he moved up there. While there he courted Cecile via letters and eventually Cecile and Velma joined him in Three Lakes. One of Cecile's brother's drove them up in a Model A or T during really cold weather. There were no side windows in the car, only roll-down shades, and Velma remembered it as a very cold ride. Cecile and Clark got married in June of 1925 in Rhinelander, WI.

Cecile, Clark, & Velma first stayed in a log cabin he had built on the property. The cabin was right on the shore of Medicine Lake and eventually became known as the "Big Cabin". When the Depression hit, the bottom fell out of the fox-raising industry. The fox house was cleared of all the cages inside & out and Clark's family moved in there while renting out the Big Cabin and building 2 additional rental cabins. During this time and for quite a while after Cecile & Velma cleaned houses and did ironing and sewing while Clark hunted, delivered mail, drove a school bus, and did maintenance for other property owners. Cecile was a good cook and a well-known baker and often helped out at various resorts. She bartered pies and other baked goods for beef, etc. They always had a large garden and Cecile canned everything she could. The fox house did have a pump in the kitchen and eventually had a bathroom, though running water to the bathroom was not added until the late 1950's.

Cecile & Clark had 6 children: Sally, James, Carol, Harry, Cecilia, and Douglas. After Clark died in 1960, Cecile took over his postal route and continued to run the 3-cabin resort. After all the kids left home the resort was sold and she moved into the town of Three Lakes. She continued to cook, to help nurse her friends, and to travel quite a bit visiting family all over the country - including several trips to Arizona and California.

By the early 1970's Cecile's health began to deteriorate. She stayed with several of her kids for various lengths of time and eventually she moved into the Stoughton Nursing Home in Stoughton, WI, which was close to Velma's home. Cecile died in 1988.

4 of her 8 children have died: Mildred (1920), Velma (1990), Carol (2011), and Harry (1996). Mildred and Velma have gravesites. Carol was cremated and her ashes are held by her family. I would appreciate hearing from anyone who knows where Harry may be buried.

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Weeks, Cecile Thirza (I3879)

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Census gives age, marriage status, sex,profession,birthplace, current residence

Source (S258)

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cerebral hemorrhage

Stanson, George Ernest (I1819)

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cerebral thrombosis

Epler, Frank (I1901)

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Charles G. Abrahamson, M SGT US ARMY, WORLD WAR II, KOREA, July 12, 1924 - Jan 2, 2008.

Abrahamson, Charles G (I602)

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Charles T. Olson, 83, of Panama City Beach, passed away on Friday, July 16, 2021 at a local hospital.

Charles was born on January 31, 1938 in Rhinelander, Wisconsin. He was an over the road truck driver for almost 30 years and always enjoyed being out on the road. Charles loved RVing between his home on Faust Lake and his home in Panama City Beach by the Gulf. He was a jack-of-all-trades who enjoyed doing carpentry, electrical and plumbing projects. He designed and had two homes built, making sure they fit his lifestyle and needs perfectly. He dearly loved his grandchildren and enjoyed spending time with them, whether it be playing in the lake, repairing bicycles and fishing poles, or cooking large family meals.

Charles is preceded in death by his parents, Norman and Delta Olson; an infant son, Mark Olson; sister, Norma Molander; and mother-in-law, Catherine Hoha.

Left to treasure his memory is his wife of 61 years, Frances Olson; daughter, Dawn Jones; son, Robert Olson (Pamela); grandchildren, Dru Olson (Kelsey); Kayla Pinto (Brian), Kelly Ness (Justin) and Corinne Jones; great-grandchildren, Timothy, Jett, Corbin, Raelynn, Eliot, and Ruby; brothers, John Olson (Cindy) and Jim Olson; and many nieces and nephews.

Charles will be laid to rest at Forest Home Cemetery in Rhinelander, WI with other members of his family.

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Olson, Charles T (I4735)

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Chart gives Birth date Of 1911 and Middle initial of A

Olkowski, Edmund G (I3326)

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Chicago and North Western Railroad Employee Records. Chicago & North Western Historical Society, Berwyn, Illinois.
<p>Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway Employee Records. Chicago & North Western Historical Society, Berwyn, Illinois.</p>

Source (S515)

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Chicken in the Woods was an eating place where one could dine with the animals of the North Woods.. Human Diners sat inside the restaurant and outside a large Window a 'table' was set at the same height so the animals could also eat.

Restaurant and Bar, Chicken In The Woods (I78)

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chronic pulmonary tuberculosis

Tinkey, Catherine (I1922)

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