Our Theisen & Allied Surname Family History
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| 251 | Given name was Maria Anna Hirsch on her childrens baptismal records at St. James in Millstadt Illinois: John (14 Dec 1864) and Henry (30 Dec 1866). https://stclair-ilgs.org/church-records/st-james-millstadt-baptisms/ | Hirsch, Maria Helene (I371)
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| 252 | Godparents:Godparents are: Joannes Josephus (Johann Joseph) Müller from Kalter-Reiferscheidt, and Anna Maria Hermes from Gilgenbach. Note: St. Magdalena Catholic Chapel is very small and not always in use. When we visited in 2024, the building was not opened so we could only view from the outside. FamilySearch record (doesn't show image) says baptism and marriage took place in Dümpelfeld (about 1 mile down the road), but this is not correct per Johann Joseph's birth and baptism record. | Theisen, Johann Joseph (I55)
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| 253 | Grandma Ruth had a good friend named Betty. From mom (Susan Theisen) "Betty was my mom's friend. They met through girl scouts. She became interested in Judy's dogs . Betty and her husband had a motor home and traveled around the country in it after he retired. They sometimes spent time at Judy's in Lancaster and I think went to some dog shows too. Betty's last name was muellner" More from mom via email about Betty "Betty was a war bride. Cliff was stationed in England during well [sic]. So she had her family here." Grandma Ruth and Betty were girl scouts together and went to Sunnyview Day Camp. Betty's day camp moniker was "Dagwood." More from mom, via email, about Sunnyview day camp: "Sunnyview day camp was in Hanson Park in Wauwatosa Wisconsin. The park had a 9 hoke [sic] chip and put golf course and a public pool host park pool. I swam there and golfers [sic] there. The camp was at the other end and had a wooded area that several campsites was in. The equipment house for park equipment over the winter was the unit house for the day camp. Can't [sic] iron cooking pots for units cooking lunch could be checked out for the day etc. We had a flag ceremony mornings and at the end of the day at the flag pole by the unit house. There were 3 two week sessions every summer." "I remember someone's camp name Kettles but only from camp. So not someone she knew from anywhere else." Mom (Susan Theisen) emails me back about a picture I inquired about with everyone holding a beer, grandma Ruth was holding 2! "Louisa and Mile Lead. They had a small farm (maybe ten acres i think) not far from milwaukee. we took many sunday drives to their farm. There are pictures of Judy and myself and then some with Lynne too. We loved going to their farm .They had chickens, geese. ducks, pigs. Maybe a cow but I don't remember. The best part was Mrs Lead would throw back a rug in the house and open a trap door to a root cellar. She came up with sausages, canned items etc. for lunch. Judy and I were fascinated where she kept food. I think my grandpa knew mike lead from the RR" Grandma had a 1963 AMC Rambler Classic 550 sedan, the most basic model at $2,105. This is the car that Judy and Leonard drove off in after they got married. | Wilson, Ruth Marie (I42)
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| 254 | Grandpa Art was named after his uncle Arthur Reinhold Rohleder, according to mom (Susan Theisen). At the time of daughter Judy's wedding, grandpa Art was driving a 1957 Pontiac, as seen in a photo after the wedding. | Rohleder, Arthur Karl (I43)
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| 255 | Greenwood Cemetery | Langley, John Wesley (I4418)
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| 256 | Grietje Gerrits, daughter of Gerrit Lubbertsen and Geertruy Willems Van Boerum, was probably born at Flatbush around 1673; it is not known for whom she was named. In later years she was sometimes recorded with the full form of her name, Margrietje or Margrita. She first appears on record 3 June 1693, when the Flatbush Dutch Church register shows the betrothal of “Jan Hardenbergh, young man, and Grietie Gerrets, young dame, both residing at Jameca” (Flat. Fr. Marrs. 1:40); no marriage date was recorded. Children with Jan Hartenberg 1. Geertruid Hardenbergh b. 30 Oct 1695, d. ca. 1731 Harry Macy Jr., "Gerritsen-Garrison, Van Wicklen, Hardenbergh, Wiltsie: Descendants of Gerrit Lubbertsen of Jamaica, L.I.", New York Genealogical and Biographical Record Vol. 116 (1985): 116:162. Daughter of Jan and Grietje Swol. 2. Gerrit Hardenbergh b. 1697/98, d. between 2 Dec 1731 and 25 Jan 1732. 3. Hendrickus Hardenbergh b. ca.1700/1 4. Hillegont Hardenbergh b. 29 Jun 1703 5. Maria Hardenbergh b. betweeen 1704 and 1710 6. Johannes Hardenbergh b. between 1704 and 1710 7. Sara Hardenbergh b. between 1705 and 1710 8. Johanna Hardenbergh b. ca. 1710 | Gerrits, Grietje (I2078)
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| 257 | Guilford township was absorbed into Rockford township in 1929 | Clark, Jane W (I386)
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| 258 | Gustav Emil Rohleder was born in 1857 in Sieroslawiec (Friedrichshof) located in Choszczno County (Kreis Arnswalde). This village belonged to the Lutheran parish in Chlopowo (Schwachenwalde). Unfortunately, the records from this parish have not been preserved in Polish archives. More information about Friedrichshof German Name Friedrichshof Polish/Russian Name Sieroslawiec Kreis/County Arnswalde German Province Brandenburg Today's Province Wielkopolskie Location East 15°29' North 53°03' Google Map Google Maps (Friedrichshof) Map Number 2959 Location Description This village/town is located 2.5 km and 163 degrees from Kranzin, which is known today as Krzecin Lutheran Parish Schwachenwalde 1905 Catholic Parish No Catholic residents in 1905 Standesamt/Civil Registry Kranzin 1905 Gemeindelexikon/Town Index III-2-23 Population By Year/Einwohner 1905: 23 Remarks Note: After October 1, 1938 Provinz/province Pommern. http://www.kartenmeister.com/preview/City.asp?CitNum=17538 | Rohleder, Gustav Emil (I309)
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| 259 | Has numerous references at site. | Source (S535)
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| 260 | He is missing from the 1871-1872 Clarks Detroit City Directory. Son Mathias is still living at the same address, 338 Bronson and is listed as a farmer. https://www.ancestryheritagequest.com/search/collections/2469/records/429211366 The first, and largest, hospital in Detroit was St. Mary's and the first patient register is found here: https://archive.org/details/earlydetroitstma0000mart/page/50/mode/2up Other possible hospitals he may have been a patient of: St. Luke's Hospital (in connection with St. Paul's Church), Harper Hospital (Woodward Ave. near Frederick St.) or U.S. Marine Hospital (Jefferson Ave, near easterly limits of city). Charles F. Clark's Michigan State Gazetteer, 1863 https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/2469/images/41199_2221301230_7565-00267?pId=1388455469 ; Pg. 252, Img. 268 | Theisen, Johannes Michael (I1881)
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| 261 | He states he is "Welsh" in the 1911 Canadian Census. https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/2655570:8947?ssrc=pt&tid=104822534&pid=340113989583 | Williams, Charles S. (I63)
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| 262 | Headstone Inscription - Wm. D. Weekes Born July 15, 1769 Died Mar. 25, 1850 | Weeks, William Dyer (I1012)
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| 263 | Headstone inscription - Lucretia Weekes Born Feb. 23 1779 Died Dec. 7 1871 | Senter, Lucretia (I1011)
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| 264 | Heartland Care Center | Kelly, Roger Wilbur (I2616)
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| 265 | Helped take care of his uncle, Mathias Theisen when he broke his leg. Mathias died in 1905 in Detroit Michigan. Hubert provided the information to confirm the German letter from Jöbgen, the Mayor of Reimerzhoven, Mayschoss, Ahrweiler, Rhineland-Palatinate, Prussia dated 17 December 1905. | Theisen, Hubert (I6044)
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| 266 | Henrietta was most likely born/baptized in Granow Neumark in Arnswalde Kries due to this emigration record: Name Henriette Nueske, Verh. Fiebelkorn Age 44 Birth Date abt 1837 Travel Date 1881 Destination Nord-Amerika Place of Origin Cranow/Arnswalde Standing Frau Von Wilhelm In: Brandenburg, Prussia Emigration Records https://www.ancestry.com/search/collections/4121/records/4443?tid=12581896&pid=1365121630&queryId=aa6374c7-f563-4872-aa6b-ee5ac4e24d69&_phsrc=Rlh34&_phstart=successSource Cranow (in English) is most likely Granow. Several online trees and sites list Neumark Brandenburg as her place of birth. There are lots of Neumark's in Germany, so Granow is the most likely. https://www.meyersgaz.org/place/10612068 More about Granow: German Name Granow Polish/Russian Name Granowo Kreis/County Arnswalde Residents of Jewish Faith 5 German Province Brandenburg Today's Province Wielkopolskie Location East 15°25' North 53°04' Google Map Google Maps (Granow) Map Number 2958 Location Description This village/town is located 3.9 km and 248 degrees from Kranzin, which is known today as Krzecin Lutheran Parish Granow 1905 Catholic Parish 10 Catholics. No parish assigned in 1905 Standesamt/Civil Registry Granow 1905 Gemeindelexikon/Town Index III-2-12 Population By Year/Einwohner 1905: 599 Remarks Add 63 Residents for Gutsbezirk in 1905. Gemeindelexikon Code: III-2-73 Church Yes http://www.kartenmeister.com/preview/City.asp?CitNum=24573 Henrietta not found (by Gary) as of 15 Jan 2025, in the only known 19th century church records for Arnswalde known to exist, digitally: Duplicat des Kirchenbuches zu Arnswalde (Choszczno) für die Zeitraum vom 18. October 1835 bis ult. Decemb. 1841. https://www.szukajwarchiwach.gov.pl/en/jednostka/-/jednostka/7927967 | Nüske, Henrietta (I346)
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| 267 | Her baptism record shows first name as Inger Oline. Her marriage record list's her last name as Olsen or Alsen. | Olsdtr "Olsdatter", Inger Oline (I54)
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| 268 | Her father, Abraham, calls her "Nelly Palding" in his Will made out 1 day before his death. Her older sisters, Caharine, Maria and Rebecca are refered to by their married names. Nelly is unmarried at this time. | Paalding, Neeltje Eleanor (I5590)
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| 269 | Her name is noted as Mary in the 1870 Wayne County Michigan census. | VanLoon, Alagunda (I6048)
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| 270 | Her nickname Mary comes from Detroit MI deed records. Look for death record here: https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:3QS7-99KW-XH1K?view=fullText&keywords=Teisen%2CMichigan%2CWayne&lang=en&groupId= | Mueller, Maria Catharina (I1882)
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| 271 | HERE LYES BURIED ye BODY OF MRS ELIZABETH ALLEN ye RELICT OF JAMES ALLEN ESQR SHE DIED IN HOPES OF A GLORIOUS RESURRECTION AUGUST THE 8TH 1722 IN THE 79 YEAR OF HER AGE. BLESSED ARE THE DEAD THAT DYE IN THE LORD | Partridge, Elizabeth (I3155)
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| 272 | HERE LYES THE BODY OF JAMES ALLEN ESQR. AGED 78 YEARS DIED JULY ye 25th 1714 | Allen, Capt. James Esq (I3154)
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| 273 | Hillside Cemetery | Chance, Grace Jane (I2433)
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| 274 | Hillside Cemetery | Kelly, John Henry (I2604)
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| 275 | Hillside Cemetery | Kelly, John Henry (I2659)
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| 276 | Hillside Cemetery (Gilbertson Funeral Home, Devils Lake) | Kelly, Roger Wilbur (I2616)
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| 277 | Hillside Cemetery (Nelson Funeral Home Maddock) | Kelly, Cecil Laverne (I2613)
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| 278 | His baptismal record gave his name as Fr. Michel. Fr. could stand for Franz or Friedrich. Since his father, and grandfather's names were Franz, it's more likely his baptismal first name was Franz. The German name Franz, in English, is Francis. The German name Freidrich, in English, is Frederick. "No. 91 In the year 1835, on the 9th of December, at 5 o’clock in the morning, was born in Ötigheim: a little son of Franz Anton Wittmann, tailor, and Maria Eva neé Kuhn, a legitimately married couple. The child was baptized the same day and was given the name Fr. Michel. Godfather was Fr. Michel Speck, woodcutter. Witnesses to the baptism were Johann Wendlin Kelmel and Joseph Kühn, both citizens here. – Joannes Koch, priest" | Wittmann, Franz Michel (I370)
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| 279 | His gravestone clearly shows his date of death, but also shows an incorrect date of birth. | Denissen, Nicolaas (I3435)
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| 280 | His name is spelled Nicolaas Denissen on his Dutch marriage and population records. | Denissen, Nicolaas (I3435)
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| 281 | His name is spelled Nicolaas Dinnissen on his birth record. His name is spelled Nicolaas Denissen on his Dutch marriage and population records. | Denissen, Nicolaas (I3435)
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| 282 | His railroad co-workers called him "Pete." Unknown why they choose that nickname for him. Walter, Ann and family liked to spend summer days at Kelly Lake, Wisconsin. It's about 15 miles north of Oconto Falls where Ann's Wittmann family lived. | Wilson, Walter Edward (I363)
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| 283 | His SS-5 application states he was born in Green Bay on May 3rd. From the Green Bay Diocese: "Regarding the baptism of Lloyd Wittmann in 1902, he was not baptized at St. Anthony Church (Oconto Falls, Wisc.), Holy Cross Church (Kaukauna, Wisc.), St. Joseph Church (Oconto, Wisc.), St. John the Baptist Church (Green Bay [Howard]), St. Edward and Isidore (Flintville) or St. Peter Church (Oconto, Wisc.). Is it possible that he was born in a Green Bay hospital and baptized there (that is, if he were very sickly, he might have had an emergency baptism in the hospital)" From the Milwaukee Archdiocese: "All of the parishes that were in Fond du Lac in 1902 were searched: St. Joseph, St. Louis, St. Mary, and St. Patrick. The records were searched from 1902-1905, but no baptismal record for Lloyd Wittmann was found at any of the parishes. " | Wittmann, Lloyd William (I2569)
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| 284 | His will presented for probate on 9 January 1770. | Gage, John M (I5311)
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| 285 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Wittmann, Marie (I5699)
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| 286 | Holy Cross Cemetery | Wittmann, Harlan Michael (I5700)
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| 287 | http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:511066&id=I226 | Sears, Captain Joseph Sr. (I2282)
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| 288 | http://massandmoregenealogy.blogspot.com/2012/02/nicholas-nickerson-1628-1682-yarmouth.html | Nickerson, Nicholas (I2297)
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| 289 | https://familytrees.genopro.com/RobertDye/default.htm?page=Dey-Rachel-ind01099.htm | Aartse, Jan (I5634)
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| 290 | https://familytrees.genopro.com/RobertDye/default.htm?page=Dey-Rachel-ind01099.htm | Pieters, Kijsie (I5635)
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| 291 | https://freepages.rootsweb.com/~harringtonfamilies/history/Dye-1.htm https://www.wikitree.com/wiki/Duyts-3 | Dytszen, Richard (I5633)
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| 292 | https://travel2unlimited.com/netherlands-uden-st-peters-church/ | Vandenberg, Everardus (I2668)
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| 293 | https://www.ancestry.com/discoveryui-content/view/586:2496?gsln=dewsbury&ml_rpos=2&hovR=1 | Family: Delano (de la Noye), Philippe / Dewsbury, Hester (F390)
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| 294 | https://www.ancestry.com/family-tree/person/tree/12581896/person/362138881066/facts | Wilson, Eveline (I2675)
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| 295 | https://www.ancestry.com/imageviewer/collections/61456/images/AS1171_00227 | Barenthin, Dorothee Sophie (I5859)
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| 296 | https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:S3HT-DZ8Q-HCJ?view=fullText&keywords=John%20Theisen%20John&lang=en&groupId= | Theisen, Michael John (I57)
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| 297 | https://www.familysearch.org/library/books/viewer/519728/?offset=0#page=107&viewer=picture&o=search&n=0&q=pawling | Paalding, Neeltje Eleanor (I5590)
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| 298 | https://www.findmypast.com/transcript?id=IRE%2FPRS%2FMAR%2F0090340%2F1 | Family: Sage, John / McCarthy, Mary (F1174)
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| 299 | https://www.genealogieonline.nl/en/stamboom-smit-zimmermann/I76455792.php | Dinnissen, Henrica (I5562)
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| 300 | https://www.historyofparliamentonline.org/volume/1558-1603/member/smith-christopher-1510-89 | Smythe, Earl Christopher of Annables (I6091)
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