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Notes

Matches 601 to 650 of 1,662

#	Notes	Linked to
601	In 1920, Marten is farming his own farm and can read and write	Kuyana, Marten (I2447)
602	In 1920, Minnie was living with her husband, children and sepchildren on Eastwood Avenue	LEBOLD, MINNIE (I3211)
603	In 1920, Norman was a machinist and living with his parents	Thieme, Norman (I30)
604	In 1920, Otto was living with his wife and five daughters on Greenfield Avenue in Milwaukee and working as a Railway Switchman.	CHRISTIAN, Otto (I4347)
605	In 1920, Rena was living with her husband, son and siblings in Rhinelander	Stefonick, Rena Albinia (I86)
606	In 1920, Victoria was living with her married sister and working at the paper mill	STEFONICK, VICTORIA (I129)
607	In 1920, Wesley is listed as being the owner of a summer resort	Beach, Wesley Abel (I2631)
608	In 1920, William was working for the police department and living with his parents In 1930, William is a police Officer and living with his wife and daughter Katherine	Thieme, William (I17)
609	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	IVERSON, A.H. (I3168)
610	In 1930, Alice was living with her sister, Violet at the Kavemier`s (her aunt and uncle) in West Allis, Wisconsin and employed as a sorter.	Christian, Alice (I4344)
611	In 1930, Clara is living with her husband and stepson in Los Angeles, California. She is working as a motion picture actress	PHINN_M, Clara (I4514)
612	In 1930, Dorothy is living with her parents in Sullivan, Wisconsin	Stern, Dorothy R (I4439)
613	In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school. 1 LVG -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school. Between 1930 and 1933 the family moved to Green Bay. In 1933 John Finn bought a Cottage near Eagle River and Betty got her drivers License so she could drive her mother to town. After marrying Jim in 1941, Betty worked for the Canadian Research Council in Ottawa. When the war ended, Jom and Betty moved to Winnipeg, Canada and shortly thereafter to East Lansing, Michigan where Jim taught Mathematics and Betty volunteered with Boy Scouts and at the VA hospital. They also had two daughters. The next move was to Oak Park Michigan in 1953 and then in Dec 1954 to Pacific Palisades in California. Back to Oak Park in 1955 and then to Hales Corners, Wisconsin in Dec 1956. Betty became a Girl Scout leader in 1955 and has been involved ever since. She laid the Trail of the Parks in the early 70s for Girl Scouts in Milwaukee county and helped with moving the Ben Humt cabin to it's present location in Hales Corners. Since 1975 she has visited Kenya, the Galapagos Islands, Churchill, Alaska, Antarctica, Belize, England Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Montserrat, Germany , Nova Scotia, Texas, Israel, Egypt, and a few others. She fell just short (970) of getting 1000 birds on her life list. As a volunteer in Hales Corners she --- Worked with the HCVC – Hales Corners Health Volunteers Worked with the Historical Society Wehr nature Center HCLC Attic ladies Altar Guild Girl Scout – leader, Neighborhood chairman, trainer, boardmember, and received the Thanks badge. Member of Charlie Evens Bible study group and Halescorners Women’s club and the Garden Club She also volunteered at the library -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school. Between 1930 and 1933 the family moved to Green Bay. In 1933 John Finn bought a Cottage near Eagle River and Betty got her drivers License so she could drive her mother to town. After marrying Jim in 1941, Betty worked for the Canadian Research Council in Ottawa. When the war ended, Jom and Betty moved to Winnipeg, Canada and shortly thereafter to East Lansing, Michigan where Jim taught Mathematics and Betty volunteered with Boy Scouts and at the VA hospital. They also had two daughters. The next move was to Oak Park Michigan in 1953 and then in Dec 1954 to Pacific Palisades in California. Back to Oak Park in 1955 and then to Hales Corners, Wisconsin in Dec 1956. Betty became a Girl Scout leader in 1955 and has been involved ever since. She laid the Trail of the Parks in the early 70s for Girl Scouts in Milwaukee county and helped with moving the Ben Humt cabin to it's present location in Hales Corners. Since 1975 she has visited Kenya, the Galapagos Islands, Churchill, Alaska, Antarctica, Belize, England Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Montserrat, Germany , Nova Scotia, Texas, Israel, Egypt, and a few others. She fell just short (970) of getting 1000 birds on her life list. As a volunteer in Hales Corners she --- Worked with the HCVC – Hales Corners Health Volunteers Worked with the Historical Society Wehr nature Center HCLC Attic ladies Altar Guild Girl Scout – leader, Neighborhood chairman, trainer, boardmember, and received the Thanks badge. Member of Charlie Evens Bible study group and Halescorners Women’s club and the Garden Club She also volunteered at the library -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school. Between 1930 and 1933 the family moved to Green Bay. In 1933 John Finn bought a Cottage near Eagle River and Betty got her drivers License so she could drive her mother to town. After marrying Jim in 1941, Betty worked for the Canadian Research Council in Ottawa. When the war ended, Jom and Betty moved to Winnipeg, Canada and shortly thereafter to East Lansing, Michigan where Jim taught Mathematics and Betty volunteered with Boy Scouts and at the VA hospital. They also had two daughters. The next move was to Oak Park Michigan in 1953 and then in Dec 1954 to Pacific Palisades in California. Back to Oak Park in 1955 and then to Hales Corners, Wisconsin in Dec 1956. Betty became a Girl Scout leader in 1955 and has been involved ever since. She laid the Trail of the Parks in the early 70s for Girl Scouts in Milwaukee county and helped with moving the Ben Humt cabin to it's present location in Hales Corners. Since 1975 she has visited Kenya, the Galapagos Islands, Churchill, Alaska, Antarctica, Belize, England Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Montserrat, Germany , Nova Scotia, Texas, Israel, Egypt, and a few others. She fell just short (970) of getting 1000 birds on her life list. As a volunteer in Hales Corners she --- Worked with the HCVC – Hales Corners Health Volunteers Worked with the Historical Society Wehr nature Center HCLC Attic ladies Altar Guild Girl Scout – leader, Neighborhood chairman, trainer, boardmember, and received the Thanks badge. Member of Charlie Evens Bible study group and Halescorners Women’s club and the Garden Club She also volunteered at the library	Finn, Elizabeth Hermina (I4285)
614	In 1930, Frank was living with his wife Selma and son, Russell at 633 12th Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, rented from his Mother-in-law. He was employed by the Milk Company.	Raasch, Frank Julius (I4415)
615	In 1930, Ida is living with her husband and son on 91st. Avenue in Wauwatosa, WIsconsin	HINTZ, Ida B (I4361)
616	In 1930, Louise is living at with her sister Sophie`s family and her brother in Milwaukee and is employed as a servant in a private house.	HINTZ, Louise (I4363)
617	In 1930, Richard and Minnie were living at Curtis Apartments, 1018 Wells St., Milwaukee. Richard`s occupation is given as Consulting Engineer for Power Plants. Richard was a consulting Engineer and died of a heart attack while on a busines trip	Kaupert, Richard (I4379)
618	In 1930, Roemer was living with his parents in Beloit Township, Wisconsin along Highway 13. The Obituary lists the family names as David Roemer, but dates match with dates elsewhere	Lane, DAVID ROEMER (I4487)
619	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Madlung, R. (I4404)
620	In 1930, Rose was living with her husband and daughter in Sullivan, Jefferson County, Wisconsin	McDonald, Rose (I4410)
621	In 1930, Violet was living with the Kavemier family (her aunt and uncle) and her sister, Alice, in West Allis, Wisconsin.	CHRISTIAN, Violet (I4349)
622	In 1940 Donald has married and he and his family is living with his widowed mother and working the farm.	Hunter, Donald (I1271)
623	In 1940, Agnes was living with her husband , Daughter and two nieces	Nitzel, Aga (I1176)
624	In 1940, Fred is an Engineer for a Lumber company and is living with his wife and family next to his mother and her farm	HUNTER, FRED (I112)
625	In 1940, Kathleen and Iline are living with their aunt and Uncle Thomas and Agnes King.	Karwoski, Iline (I4539)
626	In 1940, Kathleen and Iline are living with their aunt and Uncle Thomas and Agnes King.	Karwoski, Kathleen Doris (I2108)
627	In 1940, Thomas is farming with his wife and daughter and two nieces	KIng, Thomas (I4540)
628	In Memory of George H. Ahlswede, WISCONSIN, NAVCD USNR, Dec 6, 1939 - Feb 5, 1963"	Ahlswede, George H (I609)
629	In Memory of Lumberjacks Who Lie in Unmarked Graves 1925-1975	Worden, Marvin J (I843)
630	In the 1870 census, Margaret is at home with her parents in East Troy, WI. In the 1880 Census, Margaret is listed as Maggie J. Finn and employed as a live-in servant at a hotel in Clinton, Wi, run by Lathrop Taylor By June 1900, Margaret was a widow with a 12 year old daughter and running a rooming house on Mason Street in Milwaukee. Frank J. Roemer was one of the boarders. She married him in Sept. of that year. She gave her age as 29. California Death Index gives Margaret as being born in 1871 - I believe this is a misentered number as she appeared in the 1870 census. - which gives her birth year as 1861 In 1920, Frank and Margaret are living at 636 Shepard Ave. Margaret claims an age of 45, that her father was born in New York and her mother in Scotland	FINN, Margaret Jane (I4319)
631	In the 1881 census, Georgina was listed as a dressmaker and living with her parents at 104 Douglas Street, Deptford In 1891, Georgina is living with her husband and two eldest daughters In 1901, Georgina is living with her husband, William Andrew Pepler, and children at 521 Old Kent Road, Camberwell -- MERGED NOTE ------------ In the 1881 census, Georgina was listed as a dressmaker and living with her parents at 104 Douglas Street, Deptford In 1891, Georgina is living with her husband and two eldest daughters In 1901, Georgina is living with her husband, William Andrew Pepler, and children at 521 Old Kent Road, Camberwell	Milne, Georgina Mary Mercy (I4288)
632	Includes biographical sketches.\|\|\|Genealogies: p. [i]-cclxxv.\|\|\|Includes bibliographical references.	Source (S888)
633	Includes index.	Source (S886)
634	Indiantown Gap National Cemetery	Piccinini, Henry Joseph (I4852)
635	Information from Marriage Certificate signed by John McCaler, Justice of the Peace. Witnesses William Watkins and Mrs. E. Elwell.	Family (F294)
636	Inscription ALEX J. DOMINSKI S SGT 326 BOMB SQ 92 BOMB GP (H) WISCONSIN MARCH 22 1944 Gravesite Details Entered the service from Wisconsin.	Dominski, Alexander John (I4635)
637	Inscription Born Blackcreek, WI. June 6, 1913 of Edward and Eviline Died February 24, 1989 Beloved father of Linda, Brian, Bob & John Teacher and student, traveler, punster and veteran WWII Gravesite Details mmn Ruppel From Find A Grave	Stedjee, Allen James (I3907)
638	Inscription GM3 US NAVY WORLD WAR II P.T. BOAT 205	Jolin, Verl Martin (I3845)
639	Inscription Stoehr John R. 1929 - 1983 Yvonne M. 1927 - Gravesite Details Yvonne's date of death is not recorded, but is interred here per Town of Three Lakes' records.	Laniel, Yvonne (I4051)
640	Inscription WISCONSIN PVT CO B 1 DEVELOPMENT BN WORLD WAR I	Jolin, Charles Frank (I3849)
641	Interests: -Beading -Scrap Booking -Woodworking	Novak, Corinna (I6171)
642	Interests: -Square Dancing -Playing Cards	Quella, Sylvester John (I6302)
643	Ione Louise Stanzil, age 91, was called home to be with the Lord on September 1, 2019. Ione was born on Wheeler Island in Three Lakes on October 2, 1927 to Herbert and Nettie Louise Otto. Her family eventually moved to Onalaska, WI where Ione was raised as eldest daughter among 8 siblings. When their father died, shortly before Ione’s senior year in high school, Ione returned to Three Lakes to be near maternal grandparents. She found employment as a laundress at the Rod and Gun Club. Upon graduation from Three Lakes High School, Ione then served as a Secretary at Fort McCoy. She married Arthur Stanzil in 1947 after his discharge from the Army. Industrious and intelligent, Ione was invited to serve as a bookkeeper for Kroening Engineering in Milwaukee. For many years she also assisted her husband in that capacity when he became a local Standard Oil Agent. Ione served as a Sunday School Superintendent for Grace Lutheran Church in Three Lakes. She was a deeply devoted wife, mother and grandmother. Ione is survived by her children; Lynn (Al) Goodrich and Hugh (Sue) Stanzil, grandchildren; Maria (Gregg Wilmes), Hugh (Jennifer) and Erin Goodrich and Matthew (Courtney) Stanzil. Also surviving are great-grandchildren; Kolton, Andrew, Elizabeth, Seamus and Orin. Ione is further survived by sisters; Jane Macdonald, Norma Vernon, Vada Martinez and Frieda Beltran, brother; Herbert Otto and by many nieces and nephews and cherished friend; Wilma Helmick. Along with her parents, Ione was preceded in death by her husband of 67 years, brothers; Edward and Elwin Otto and sister; Evelyn Marcotte. Ione was a member of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Eagle River, WI. Her family has been provided services of Christian comfort by Pastor Joshua Odell.	Otto, Ione Louise (I3909)
644	Irma L. Pitlik, age 87, of Eagle River, formerly of Sugar Camp, died on Friday, Nov. 15, 2013. She was born Feb. 1, 1926, in Eagle River, the daughter of John and Anna (Wiebe) Spiess. Irma was raised on a farm and attended schools in Eagle River. On Oct. 11, 1945 she was married to Joseph Pitlik in Sugar Camp. It was there that she enjoyed being a homemaker and raising her children. Irma enjoyed gardening, crafts and bird watching, particularly hummingbirds and she truly loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Irma is survived by her daughters, JoRene (Jim Vales) Youngman of Eagle River, Cathy (Frank) Sullivan of Sugar Camp, Jenelle (Jerry) Ninko of Conover and Denise (Jeff) Johnson of Appleton; brother, Walter (Shirley) Spiess of Eagle River; sister, Doris (Steve) Silber of Eagle River; sister-in-law, Margaret Spiess; nine grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph, in 1981; brothers, Rudy, Arthur, Herman and Charles Spiess; and son-in-law, Charles Youngman.	Speiss, Irma L (I2457)
645	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family (F529)
646	Jack Dwain Bacon, 84, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at his home. He was born April 15, 1936 in Three Lakes, WI, the son of William Hartley and Florice Agnes (Price) Bacon. Jack went to Sturgeon Bay High School before enlisting in the United States Navy where he served from 1954 to 1958 with time spent in Norfolk, VA, and the Mediterranean Sea at the end of the Korean War. On January 24, 1958, he married Patricia Ann Wilson at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sturgeon Bay. Jack worked at American Motors Corporation before moving back to Door County with Pat and family in 1968 when they bought an apple and cherry orchard business. He worked for Bay Shipbuilding in Sturgeon Bay prior to his employment with Northland Steel, retiring in 2000. Jack enjoyed collecting and working on his cars, fishing, and was a huge Packer Fan! Family includes his wife, Patricia; two daughters, Lisa Bacon and Carla (Patrick) De Bauche, both of Sturgeon Bay; three grandchildren, Samantha Irons, Nicolas Bochek, and Justin Schuyler; three brothers, Norman (Lila) Bacon of North Carolina, Doug Bacon of Racine, and Leland (Inge) Bacon of Sturgeon Bay; and two sisters, Janet Robinson and Elaine Johnson, both of Sturgeon Bay. Preceding him in death were his parents; sister, Phyllis Moe; and brother, Richard.	Bacon, Jack Dwain (I3936)
647	James is listed in 1940 as Frank's Stepson	Hansen, James Earl (I4016)
648	James Morrison and Lydia Annas Bennett Cunningham were divorced. Date unknown.	Family (F1797)
649	Joan L. Devereaux, age 69, died Saturday, February 2, 2008 at home surrounded by her loving family and in the care of Ministry Hospice. Joan was born August 20, 1938 to Benson and Florence (Bilicki) Smerlinski in Milwaukee. She married Thomas Devereaux on September 28, 1957 in Okauchee, WI. Joan was employed 23 years at Devereaux Plumbing and Heating. Her involvement and dedication to our community was very noteworthy. She served as a Rhinelander Ambassador, the chapter chairman of the local Red Cross for two years, and Rhinelander Chamber of Commerce President during 19821983. In 1993, she was named Sugar Camp Outstanding Citizen of the year. She was instrumental in the Sugar Camp Youth Club, and for eight years she assisted with the St. Jude's Bikeathon. At age 62, she went back to school and received her CNA degree from Nicolet Area Technical College. Joan's faith was also very important to her. She was a lifemember of St. Kunegunda Catholic Church where she served as a CCD teacher, parish cookbook editor, coordinator for two consecutive parish directories, chairperson for the 100th Anniversary Celebration of St. Kunegunda Parish, and a member of the "Just Us" music ministry. She also worked with her husband for the many efforts of the Sugar Camp Lions Club. Joan was very proud of her Polish Heritage as well, but most of all she loved her family and the music they made together. Joan is survived by her husband, Tom; their children; Denise (Mark) Martalock, Sun Prairie, WI. , Joe (Nola) Devereaux, Milwaukee, Lisa (Curt) Krouze, Rhinelander, and Charles (Cynthia) Devereaux, Sugar Camp, eleven grandchildren; Nelson, Dedra, and Max, Lauren, Derek, Anna, and Adrian, Cydney, Isabella, and Charley, and Jessica, a brother, Jack (Kathy) Merlin, Nashville, TN., her loving dog, Polly, as well as much extended family and close friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, her sisters; Grace Jefferies, Geri Reich, and her twin sister, Jean Andrews. A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on Wednesday, February 6, 2008 at 11:00 A.M. at St. Kunegunda of Poland Catholic Church in Sugar Camp with Father William Horath officiating. Inurnment will be in St. Kunegunda's Catholic Cemetery in the spring. Visitation will be from 9:30 A.M. until the time of the Memorial Mass at the church on Wednesday morning.	Smerlinski, Joan L (I680)
650	John "Johnny" Pitlik, age 69, of Sugar Camp, died on Friday, Nov. 29, 2013. He was born Dec. 12, 1943 in Rhinelander, the son of Howard and Emeline (Eddy) Pitlik. He was raised in Sugar Camp and graduated from Three Lakes High School in 1962. Johnny spent most of his early years traveling throughout the United States while playing in various bands. After moving back to the Sugar Camp area he was married on Feb. 14, 1978 to Vicki Bonack in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. He was employed with Pitlik and Wick until his retirement in 1997. He then continued his passion for music and played in a variety of bands along with his son, Duddy, and son-in-law, Steve. Johnny was a longtime member and former Zone Chairman of Ducks Unlimited. His favorite enjoyment was spending time with his grandchildren and his hobbies included golfing, hunting, fishing and "getting a load of wood." He is survived by his wife Vicki of Sugar Camp; sons, Todd (Agnes) of Long Beach, Calif., Chris (Hiedi) of Sugar Camp, Jonathon (Katie) of Sugar Camp and Justin "Duddy" of Sugar Camp; daughters, Marci Spears of Sugar Camp, Mary Pitlik of Greenville and Amy Griffin of Rhinelander; brother, Tony (Helen) of Rhinelander; 12 grandchildren, one nephew and two nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Ellen; daughters, Jodi and Jeanie; son-in-law, Steve Spears; and four nieces. Burial will follow in St. Kunegunda Catholic Cemetery.	PITLIK, John (I2460)

Notes

Linked to

601

In 1920, Marten is farming his own farm and can read and write

Kuyana, Marten (I2447)

602

In 1920, Minnie was living with her husband, children and sepchildren on Eastwood Avenue

LEBOLD, MINNIE (I3211)

603

In 1920, Norman was a machinist and living with his parents

Thieme, Norman (I30)

604

In 1920, Otto was living with his wife and five daughters on Greenfield Avenue in Milwaukee and working as a Railway Switchman.

CHRISTIAN, Otto (I4347)

605

In 1920, Rena was living with her husband, son and siblings in Rhinelander

Stefonick, Rena Albinia (I86)

606

In 1920, Victoria was living with her married sister and working at the paper mill

STEFONICK, VICTORIA (I129)

607

In 1920, Wesley is listed as being the owner of a summer resort

Beach, Wesley Abel (I2631)

608

In 1920, William was working for the police department and living with his parents
In 1930, William is a police Officer and living with his wife and daughter Katherine

Thieme, William (I17)

609

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

IVERSON, A.H. (I3168)

610

In 1930, Alice was living with her sister, Violet at the Kavemier`s (her aunt and uncle) in West Allis, Wisconsin and employed as a sorter.

Christian, Alice (I4344)

611

In 1930, Clara is living with her husband and stepson in Los Angeles, California. She is working as a motion picture actress

PHINN_M, Clara (I4514)

612

In 1930, Dorothy is living with her parents in Sullivan, Wisconsin

Stern, Dorothy R (I4439)

613

In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school. 1 LVG

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

In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school.

Between 1930 and 1933 the family moved to Green Bay. In 1933 John Finn bought a Cottage near Eagle River and Betty got her drivers License so she could drive her mother to town.
After marrying Jim in 1941, Betty worked for the Canadian Research Council in Ottawa. When the war ended, Jom and Betty moved to Winnipeg, Canada and shortly thereafter to East Lansing, Michigan where Jim taught Mathematics and Betty volunteered with Boy Scouts and at the VA hospital. They also had two daughters.
The next move was to Oak Park Michigan in 1953 and then in Dec 1954 to Pacific Palisades in California. Back to Oak Park in 1955 and then to Hales Corners, Wisconsin in Dec 1956.
Betty became a Girl Scout leader in 1955 and has been involved ever since.
She laid the Trail of the Parks in the early 70s for Girl Scouts in Milwaukee county and helped with moving the Ben Humt cabin to it's present location in Hales Corners.
Since 1975 she has visited Kenya, the Galapagos Islands, Churchill, Alaska, Antarctica, Belize, England Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Montserrat, Germany , Nova Scotia, Texas, Israel, Egypt, and a few others.
She fell just short (970) of getting 1000 birds on her life list.
As a volunteer in Hales Corners she ---
Worked with the HCVC – Hales Corners Health Volunteers
Worked with the Historical Society
Wehr nature Center
HCLC Attic ladies
Altar Guild
Girl Scout – leader, Neighborhood chairman, trainer, boardmember, and received the Thanks badge.

Member of Charlie Evens Bible study group and Halescorners Women’s club and the Garden Club

She also volunteered at the library

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

In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school.

Between 1930 and 1933 the family moved to Green Bay. In 1933 John Finn bought a Cottage near Eagle River and Betty got her drivers License so she could drive her mother to town.
After marrying Jim in 1941, Betty worked for the Canadian Research Council in Ottawa. When the war ended, Jom and Betty moved to Winnipeg, Canada and shortly thereafter to East Lansing, Michigan where Jim taught Mathematics and Betty volunteered with Boy Scouts and at the VA hospital. They also had two daughters.
The next move was to Oak Park Michigan in 1953 and then in Dec 1954 to Pacific Palisades in California. Back to Oak Park in 1955 and then to Hales Corners, Wisconsin in Dec 1956.
Betty became a Girl Scout leader in 1955 and has been involved ever since.
She laid the Trail of the Parks in the early 70s for Girl Scouts in Milwaukee county and helped with moving the Ben Humt cabin to it's present location in Hales Corners.
Since 1975 she has visited Kenya, the Galapagos Islands, Churchill, Alaska, Antarctica, Belize, England Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Montserrat, Germany , Nova Scotia, Texas, Israel, Egypt, and a few others.
She fell just short (970) of getting 1000 birds on her life list.
As a volunteer in Hales Corners she ---
Worked with the HCVC – Hales Corners Health Volunteers
Worked with the Historical Society
Wehr nature Center
HCLC Attic ladies
Altar Guild
Girl Scout – leader, Neighborhood chairman, trainer, boardmember, and received the Thanks badge.

Member of Charlie Evens Bible study group and Halescorners Women’s club and the Garden Club

She also volunteered at the library

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

In 1930, Elizabeth was living with her parents, aunt and uncle and going to school.

Between 1930 and 1933 the family moved to Green Bay. In 1933 John Finn bought a Cottage near Eagle River and Betty got her drivers License so she could drive her mother to town.
After marrying Jim in 1941, Betty worked for the Canadian Research Council in Ottawa. When the war ended, Jom and Betty moved to Winnipeg, Canada and shortly thereafter to East Lansing, Michigan where Jim taught Mathematics and Betty volunteered with Boy Scouts and at the VA hospital. They also had two daughters.
The next move was to Oak Park Michigan in 1953 and then in Dec 1954 to Pacific Palisades in California. Back to Oak Park in 1955 and then to Hales Corners, Wisconsin in Dec 1956.
Betty became a Girl Scout leader in 1955 and has been involved ever since.
She laid the Trail of the Parks in the early 70s for Girl Scouts in Milwaukee county and helped with moving the Ben Humt cabin to it's present location in Hales Corners.
Since 1975 she has visited Kenya, the Galapagos Islands, Churchill, Alaska, Antarctica, Belize, England Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Peru, Chile, Guatemala, Montserrat, Germany , Nova Scotia, Texas, Israel, Egypt, and a few others.
She fell just short (970) of getting 1000 birds on her life list.
As a volunteer in Hales Corners she ---
Worked with the HCVC – Hales Corners Health Volunteers
Worked with the Historical Society
Wehr nature Center
HCLC Attic ladies
Altar Guild
Girl Scout – leader, Neighborhood chairman, trainer, boardmember, and received the Thanks badge.

Member of Charlie Evens Bible study group and Halescorners Women’s club and the Garden Club

She also volunteered at the library

Finn, Elizabeth Hermina (I4285)

614

In 1930, Frank was living with his wife Selma and son, Russell at 633 12th Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, rented from his Mother-in-law. He was employed by the Milk Company.

Raasch, Frank Julius (I4415)

615

In 1930, Ida is living with her husband and son on 91st. Avenue in Wauwatosa, WIsconsin

HINTZ, Ida B (I4361)

616

In 1930, Louise is living at with her sister Sophie`s family and her brother in Milwaukee and is employed as a servant in a private house.

HINTZ, Louise (I4363)

617

In 1930, Richard and Minnie were living at Curtis Apartments, 1018 Wells St., Milwaukee. Richard`s occupation is given as Consulting Engineer for Power Plants.
Richard was a consulting Engineer and died of a heart attack while on a busines trip

Kaupert, Richard (I4379)

618

In 1930, Roemer was living with his parents in Beloit Township, Wisconsin along Highway 13.
The Obituary lists the family names as David Roemer, but dates match with dates elsewhere

Lane, DAVID ROEMER (I4487)

619

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

Madlung, R. (I4404)

620

In 1930, Rose was living with her husband and daughter in Sullivan, Jefferson County, Wisconsin

McDonald, Rose (I4410)

621

In 1930, Violet was living with the Kavemier family (her aunt and uncle) and her sister, Alice, in West Allis, Wisconsin.

CHRISTIAN, Violet (I4349)

622

In 1940 Donald has married and he and his family is living with his widowed mother and working the farm.

Hunter, Donald (I1271)

623

In 1940, Agnes was living with her husband , Daughter and two nieces

Nitzel, Aga (I1176)

624

In 1940, Fred is an Engineer for a Lumber company and is living with his wife and family next to his mother and her farm

HUNTER, FRED (I112)

625

In 1940, Kathleen and Iline are living with their aunt and Uncle Thomas and Agnes King.

Karwoski, Iline (I4539)

626

In 1940, Kathleen and Iline are living with their aunt and Uncle Thomas and Agnes King.

Karwoski, Kathleen Doris (I2108)

627

In 1940, Thomas is farming with his wife and daughter and two nieces

KIng, Thomas (I4540)

628

In Memory of George H. Ahlswede, WISCONSIN, NAVCD USNR, Dec 6, 1939 - Feb 5, 1963"

Ahlswede, George H (I609)

629

In Memory of Lumberjacks
Who Lie in Unmarked Graves
1925-1975

Worden, Marvin J (I843)

630

In the 1870 census, Margaret is at home with her parents in East Troy, WI.
In the 1880 Census, Margaret is listed as Maggie J. Finn and employed as a live-in servant at a hotel in Clinton, Wi, run by Lathrop Taylor
By June 1900, Margaret was a widow with a 12 year old daughter and running a rooming house on Mason Street in Milwaukee. Frank J. Roemer was one of the boarders. She married him in Sept. of that year. She gave her age as 29.
California Death Index gives Margaret as being born in 1871 - I believe this is a misentered number as she appeared in the 1870 census. - which gives her birth year as 1861
In 1920, Frank and Margaret are living at 636 Shepard Ave. Margaret claims an age of 45, that her father was born in New York and her mother in Scotland

FINN, Margaret Jane (I4319)

631

In the 1881 census, Georgina was listed as a dressmaker and living with her parents at 104 Douglas Street, Deptford
In 1891, Georgina is living with her husband and two eldest daughters
In 1901, Georgina is living with her husband, William Andrew Pepler, and children at 521 Old Kent Road, Camberwell

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

In the 1881 census, Georgina was listed as a dressmaker and living with her parents at 104 Douglas Street, Deptford
In 1891, Georgina is living with her husband and two eldest daughters
In 1901, Georgina is living with her husband, William Andrew Pepler, and children at 521 Old Kent Road, Camberwell

Milne, Georgina Mary Mercy (I4288)

632

Includes biographical sketches.|||Genealogies: p. [i]-cclxxv.|||Includes bibliographical references.

Source (S888)

633

Includes index.

Source (S886)

634

Indiantown Gap National Cemetery

Piccinini, Henry Joseph (I4852)

635

Information from Marriage Certificate signed by John McCaler, Justice of the Peace. Witnesses William Watkins and Mrs. E. Elwell.

Family (F294)

636

Inscription
ALEX J. DOMINSKI
S SGT 326 BOMB SQ 92 BOMB GP (H)
WISCONSIN MARCH 22 1944
Gravesite Details
Entered the service from Wisconsin.

Dominski, Alexander John (I4635)

637

Inscription
Born Blackcreek, WI. June 6, 1913
of Edward and Eviline
Died February 24, 1989
Beloved father of Linda, Brian, Bob & John
Teacher and student, traveler,
punster and veteran WWII
Gravesite Details
mmn Ruppel

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Stedjee, Allen James (I3907)

638

Inscription
GM3 US NAVY
WORLD WAR II
P.T. BOAT 205

Jolin, Verl Martin (I3845)

639

Inscription
Stoehr
John R. 1929 - 1983
Yvonne M. 1927 -
Gravesite Details
Yvonne's date of death is not recorded, but is interred here per Town of Three Lakes' records.

Laniel, Yvonne (I4051)

640

Inscription
WISCONSIN
PVT CO B 1 DEVELOPMENT BN
WORLD WAR I

Jolin, Charles Frank (I3849)

641

Interests: -Beading
-Scrap Booking
-Woodworking

Novak, Corinna (I6171)

642

Interests: -Square Dancing
-Playing Cards

Quella, Sylvester John (I6302)

643

Ione Louise Stanzil, age 91, was called home to be with the Lord on September 1, 2019.

Ione was born on Wheeler Island in Three Lakes on October 2, 1927 to Herbert and Nettie Louise Otto. Her family eventually moved to Onalaska, WI where Ione was raised as eldest daughter among 8 siblings. When their father died, shortly before Ione’s senior year in high school, Ione returned to Three Lakes to be near maternal grandparents. She found employment as a laundress at the Rod and Gun Club. Upon graduation from Three Lakes High School, Ione then served as a Secretary at Fort McCoy. She married Arthur Stanzil in 1947 after his discharge from the Army.

Industrious and intelligent, Ione was invited to serve as a bookkeeper for Kroening Engineering in Milwaukee. For many years she also assisted her husband in that capacity when he became a local Standard Oil Agent. Ione served as a Sunday School Superintendent for Grace Lutheran Church in Three Lakes. She was a deeply devoted wife, mother and grandmother.

Ione is survived by her children; Lynn (Al) Goodrich and Hugh (Sue) Stanzil, grandchildren; Maria (Gregg Wilmes), Hugh (Jennifer) and Erin Goodrich and Matthew (Courtney) Stanzil. Also surviving are great-grandchildren; Kolton, Andrew, Elizabeth, Seamus and Orin.

Ione is further survived by sisters; Jane Macdonald, Norma Vernon, Vada Martinez and Frieda Beltran, brother; Herbert Otto and by many nieces and nephews and cherished friend; Wilma Helmick.

Along with her parents, Ione was preceded in death by her husband of 67 years, brothers; Edward and Elwin Otto and sister; Evelyn Marcotte.

Ione was a member of Christ Evangelical Lutheran Church in Eagle River, WI.

Her family has been provided services of Christian comfort by Pastor Joshua Odell.

Otto, Ione Louise (I3909)

644

Irma L. Pitlik, age 87, of Eagle River, formerly of Sugar Camp, died on Friday, Nov. 15, 2013. She was born Feb. 1, 1926, in Eagle River, the daughter of John and Anna (Wiebe) Spiess.

Irma was raised on a farm and attended schools in Eagle River. On Oct. 11, 1945 she was married to Joseph Pitlik in Sugar Camp. It was there that she enjoyed being a homemaker and raising her children. Irma enjoyed gardening, crafts and bird watching, particularly hummingbirds and she truly loved spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

Irma is survived by her daughters, JoRene (Jim Vales) Youngman of Eagle River, Cathy (Frank) Sullivan of Sugar Camp, Jenelle (Jerry) Ninko of Conover and Denise (Jeff) Johnson of Appleton; brother, Walter (Shirley) Spiess of Eagle River; sister, Doris (Steve) Silber of Eagle River; sister-in-law, Margaret Spiess; nine grandchildren; and 11 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph, in 1981; brothers, Rudy, Arthur, Herman and Charles Spiess; and son-in-law, Charles Youngman.

Speiss, Irma L (I2457)

645

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

Family (F529)

646

Jack Dwain Bacon, 84, of Sturgeon Bay, passed away Tuesday, February 16, 2021 at his home.

He was born April 15, 1936 in Three Lakes, WI, the son of William Hartley and Florice Agnes (Price) Bacon. Jack went to Sturgeon Bay High School before enlisting in the United States Navy where he served from 1954 to 1958 with time spent in Norfolk, VA, and the Mediterranean Sea at the end of the Korean War. On January 24, 1958, he married Patricia Ann Wilson at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Sturgeon Bay.

Jack worked at American Motors Corporation before moving back to Door County with Pat and family in 1968 when they bought an apple and cherry orchard business. He worked for Bay Shipbuilding in Sturgeon Bay prior to his employment with Northland Steel, retiring in 2000.

Jack enjoyed collecting and working on his cars, fishing, and was a huge Packer Fan!

Family includes his wife, Patricia; two daughters, Lisa Bacon and Carla (Patrick) De Bauche, both of Sturgeon Bay; three grandchildren, Samantha Irons, Nicolas Bochek, and Justin Schuyler; three brothers, Norman (Lila) Bacon of North Carolina, Doug Bacon of Racine, and Leland (Inge) Bacon of Sturgeon Bay; and two sisters, Janet Robinson and Elaine Johnson, both of Sturgeon Bay.

Preceding him in death were his parents; sister, Phyllis Moe; and brother, Richard.

Bacon, Jack Dwain (I3936)

647

James is listed in 1940 as Frank's Stepson

Hansen, James Earl (I4016)

648

James Morrison and Lydia Annas Bennett Cunningham were divorced. Date unknown.

Family (F1797)

649

Joan L. Devereaux, age 69, died Saturday,
February 2, 2008 at home surrounded by her
loving family and in the care of Ministry
Hospice. Joan was born August 20, 1938 to
Benson and Florence (Bilicki) Smerlinski in
Milwaukee.
She married Thomas Devereaux on
September 28, 1957 in Okauchee, WI. Joan
was employed 23 years at Devereaux
Plumbing and Heating. Her involvement and
dedication to our community was very
noteworthy. She served as a Rhinelander
Ambassador, the chapter chairman of the
local Red Cross for two years, and
Rhinelander Chamber of Commerce President
during 19821983.
In 1993, she was named
Sugar Camp Outstanding Citizen of the year.
She was instrumental in the Sugar Camp
Youth Club, and for eight years she assisted
with the St. Jude's Bikeathon.
At age 62,
she went back to school and received her
CNA degree from Nicolet Area Technical
College.
Joan's faith was also very important to her.
She was a lifemember
of St. Kunegunda
Catholic Church where she served as a CCD
teacher, parish cookbook editor, coordinator
for two consecutive parish directories,
chairperson for the 100th Anniversary
Celebration of St. Kunegunda Parish, and a
member of the "Just Us" music ministry. She
also worked with her husband for the many
efforts of the Sugar Camp Lions Club. Joan
was very proud of her Polish Heritage as
well, but most of all she loved her family and
the music they made together.
Joan is survived by her husband, Tom; their
children; Denise (Mark) Martalock, Sun
Prairie, WI. , Joe (Nola) Devereaux,
Milwaukee, Lisa (Curt) Krouze, Rhinelander,
and Charles (Cynthia) Devereaux, Sugar
Camp, eleven grandchildren; Nelson, Dedra,
and Max, Lauren, Derek, Anna, and Adrian,
Cydney, Isabella, and Charley, and Jessica, a
brother, Jack (Kathy) Merlin, Nashville, TN.,
her loving dog, Polly, as well as much
extended family and close friends.
She was preceded in death by her parents,
her sisters; Grace Jefferies, Geri Reich, and
her twin sister, Jean Andrews.
A Memorial Mass will be celebrated on
Wednesday, February 6, 2008 at 11:00 A.M.
at St. Kunegunda of Poland Catholic Church in
Sugar Camp with Father William Horath
officiating. Inurnment will be in St.
Kunegunda's Catholic Cemetery in the spring.
Visitation will be from 9:30 A.M. until the
time of the Memorial Mass at the church on
Wednesday morning.

Smerlinski, Joan L (I680)

650

John "Johnny" Pitlik, age 69, of Sugar Camp, died on Friday, Nov. 29, 2013. He was born Dec. 12, 1943 in Rhinelander, the son of Howard and Emeline (Eddy) Pitlik.

He was raised in Sugar Camp and graduated from Three Lakes High School in 1962. Johnny spent most of his early years traveling throughout the United States while playing in various bands. After moving back to the Sugar Camp area he was married on Feb. 14, 1978 to Vicki Bonack in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. He was employed with Pitlik and Wick until his retirement in 1997. He then continued his passion for music and played in a variety of bands along with his son, Duddy, and son-in-law, Steve.

Johnny was a longtime member and former Zone Chairman of Ducks Unlimited. His favorite enjoyment was spending time with his grandchildren and his hobbies included golfing, hunting, fishing and "getting a load of wood."

He is survived by his wife Vicki of Sugar Camp; sons, Todd (Agnes) of Long Beach, Calif., Chris (Hiedi) of Sugar Camp, Jonathon (Katie) of Sugar Camp and Justin "Duddy" of Sugar Camp; daughters, Marci Spears of Sugar Camp, Mary Pitlik of Greenville and Amy Griffin of Rhinelander; brother, Tony (Helen) of Rhinelander; 12 grandchildren, one nephew and two nieces. He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Ellen; daughters, Jodi and Jeanie; son-in-law, Steve Spears; and four nieces.

Burial will follow in St. Kunegunda Catholic Cemetery.

PITLIK, John (I2460)

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