They were married in St. Nicholas Catholic church in Freedom Wisconsin. Marriage witnessed by Albert Peters and Minnie Eiting. Death info confirmed by records of St Francis Catholic Church, Hollandtown, Wisconsin. He died of a heart attack.
Father and mother and sister Minnie living with them in 1900.
Died of a Heart Attack. Death info confirmed by records of St. Francis Catholic Church, Hollandtown, Wisconsin. 1910 Census: 6 children born, all still alive.
Died at 18 of erysipelas. Her baptism sponsors at St. Francis Church in Hollandtown, Wisconsin were a Brochtrup and Anna Brochtrup (nee Eiting). Her civil birth record gives name as Anna, parents Theodore and Christina Huss, born Aug 17, 1907, twn of Buchanan, five living siblings [at this point, I have only 4 older siblings listed!], birthplace of mother and of father: Twn of Buchanan, Outagamie County.
Betty Lou Eiting Thon had her husband's name as Binelier, not Biemler.
Name also listed as Bardina and Dina. Birth info confirmed by records of St. Francis Catholic Church, Hollandtown, Wisconsin. Marriage records from the same church list witnesses as Henry M. Beimler, Minnie Eiting, and Theordore Eiting. Reference 290 says she was known as Bardeen. Another part of Ref 290 refers to her as Gertrude and says her birthdate was June 14, 1877 (I have 1876), and also gave death date and place, and name of son.
Ref 298 lists them as living in Brillion in 1911, and her name as Mrs. Bardeen Brinler.
Ref 290 implies Roy was an only child.
Not sure of spelling on last name ("S" may be an "L").
Name listed elsewhere as Tiesling, and possibly Tussling. Ref 416 gives more information than I have listed here.
One record indicates her full name may have been Harriet Wilhelmina, and reference 178 (the family prayer book) says her name was Drika (Fredricka??) Wilemina (spelled without the "h" and second "l". Went by Minnie. Minister at marriage was Van Kortegen (sp?) of Holland township. Resided at time of marriage in township of Buchanan, Outagamie County (some question that they might have lived in Township of Holland, Brown County, Wisconsin). Witnesses at marriage were Anton Tiessling and Mary VanderJacht. Marriage info was confirmed by records of St. Francis Catholic Church, Hollandtown Wisconsin.
Ref 290 says she and Bernard had 6 children (she thinks), one of whom was Raphael born April 21, 1913, died Aug 21, 1981.
1900 census says she is living with brother Theodore. Living in Loyal, Wisconsin in 1911. He name listed as Mrs Barney Tiesling.
She supposedly lost contact with her family due to some problem. Ref 416 says she married Roy Erickson.
Married to Bennet Nason.
Ref 404 says, "....and I believe he worked at Kimberly-Clark Corp. I know he worked at a papermill near Little Chute [Wisconsin], which is where he lived." Ref 416 says he married a Martha Van Wychen (1916-1975).
Ref 405 says she was known as Florence Smith, owned a bookstore in Kenosha, and that she had two sons out of wedlock, kept one for awhile, but eventually gave both up for adoption. Ref 416 says she married a Smith.
Ref 405 says, "...and was told there was another brother (name unknown) who got in trouble with the law during the Depression [the economic Great Depression of the USA from 1929 thru the 1930's] and 'disappeared'." Ref 416 says his name was Benedict, and that he ran away at age of 17 or 18.
My Ref 416 contains an e-mail from Robin Ertel that indicates the original name was spelled Thesseling, then changed to Thessling, and finally to Tiesling.
Birth info confirmed with record of St. Francis Church, Hollandtown, Wisconsin. Sponsors were Wilhelm and Wilhelmina Eiting. He was baptised "Bernard Elmer". Listed as a laborer for Kimberly-Clark in WWI Draft registration.
In 1999, she was living in St. Paul Manor nursing home in Kaukauna,Wisconsin.
His birth info was confirmed by records of St. Francis Church. His sponsors were Bernard Tiesseling and Maria Pratt (nee Berker). Married in St. Francis church, Hollandtown,Wisconsin. He was baptised Nicolas Lester, but signs his name Lester N.
'Vita Wegner Lanser met Lester in the 1970's (?). Lester remembers that he and his wife were on their Honeymoon when our grampa (William Eiting, born 1864, son of Antone) died in 1926, and that they went to his funeral right after they got home.
Ref 340 (recollections) says Lester and Ben Brochtrup worked one summer in Nebraska for Lester's 1st half cousin Bernard Brochtrup (son of Frances Eiting), and that after that the families stayed in touch.
May also be spelled Aerts. Lived in Seymore Wisconsin in 1993. The 1910 census for DePere Township Wisconsin lists the family of John and Anna Arts, and 9 of their 13 children, the youngest of which was "Elnor" 6 years old in 1910. This could POSSIBLY be Cora (?). See Ref 306 for copy of census.
His birth and death info was confirmed by records of St. Francis Church, Hollandtown, Wisconsin. He was confirmed Urban Johann. Ref 298 says he was born in Twn Buchanan, Outagamie County, Wisconsin. One was his church affiliation, the other his civil residence -- I suppose.
Lillian is Marvin Rademaker's aunt. Lillian lived in Round House Apartments in Kaukauna, Wisconsin in 1999.
He died March 26th of some year.
Baptism sponsors at St. Francis Church in Hollandtown, Wisconsin were William Schlude and Gertrude Bruecker.