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1	3rd degree blood relatives.	Family: F02043
2	4th degree blood relatives.	Family: F02125
3	Baptismal register for Vincent refers to this marriage. It took place at a St. Clare's Church, perhaps in Delaware Township or Cherry Hill, NJ.	Family: F03270
4	Civil marriage.	Family: F00429
5	Eintrag vom 07.03.1786: blutsverwandt im 4. Grad; die Ehe wurde vor 4 Jahren ohne Dispens geschlossen und am 07.03.1786 erneuert. Entry from the March 7, 1786: related by blood in the 4th degree; the marriage was concluded(closed) 4 years ago without dispensation and was renewed on March 7, 1786.	Family: F02448
6	Kelly Sieben 5/3/06: Wow, I just had a mini breakthrough. Remember that Grandpa Sieben's father, Ludwig, was married to Grandpa Sieben's mother, Louisa, in Harlem in 1885 at the age of 45; and that I found him in the 1870 census (transcribed as Ludwick Savin in Ancestry.com) at the age of 30, as married to Augusta, living in Newark? I have been working and working to find something on him in the 15 years in between. I finally came across them in the 1880 census today!!!!!! He was transcribed in Ancestry.com for that census as "Leiben Ludwig" (bad transcription AND transposition of names!). He is 40 years old, and still married to Augusta at that point, but she is noted in the column under "Is the person [on the day of the enumerator's visit] sick or temporarily disabled, so as to be unable to attend to ordinary business or duties? If so, what is the sickness or disability?" as having rheumatism. No children. The presumption is that some time in the next 5 years, she died. Sad. I still can't find grandpa's mother between her arrival from Germany in 1853 and their wedding in Harlem in 1885.	Family: F00213
7	Married by an Evangelical Lutheran pastor. One witness was an Emma Schroeder.	Family: F03234
8	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F00112
9	Prior to the discovery of this marriage, the only known information on Anna Theresa Geldhauser was her birth date and relationship with siblings and parents. All further information on this branch is based on the assumption that Anna Theresa is both the daughter of Charles Geldhauser and the wife of Charles Meier.	Family: F03496
10	Rev. F. Frederick OSB; Illegible reference in baptismal register of St. Mary's.	Family: F03269
11	Second degree blood relatives.	Family: F03562
12	Second marriage.	Family: F00908
13	Second marriage.	Family: F00363
14	The marriage took place on the Pentecost in 1722 (40 days after Easter).	Family: F01290
15	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family: F02335
16	Witnesses: Frank Rieger & Elizabeth Wagner	Family: F03351
17	Witnesses: John Knemmerle & Flora Steets	Family: F02437
18	[v14t2032.ftw] They were married a total of three times 1st was civil in Newark NJ. The 2ed was catholic in Rockland Co., NY and the 3ed was for there 50th Wedding Aniversery.	Family: F02289
19	Patricia A. Kish KISH PATRICIA A. 87, of Liberty Boro on March 21, 2006. Wife of the late William C. Kish; mother of Albert (Veronica) Kish, Joseph Kish, Donald (Mary) Kish, John (Denise) Kish and Rosemary (Allan) Dudash; eight grandchildren; sister of Mary Jane Kish; nieces and nephews. Friends received at STRIFFLER'S OF WHITE OAK CREMATION & MORTUARY SERVICES, INC., 11 Lincoln Way, White Oak, PA 15131 on Thursday 2-4 and 7-9 pm. Mass of Christian burial Friday at 9:30 am at St. Eugene's Worship Site. Burial Calvary Cemetery, Port Vue Send condolences at post-gazette.com/gb Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette on 3/22/2006.	Patricia Adelaide Aaron
20	Was in the army.	Gerard Hunkele Ackerman
21	Mary Hunkele Ackerman and her husband Herbert Vincent Ackerman are both buried in the plot of George Brower, Section G, Lot 5, in Mount Hebron Cemetery, Valley Road, Upper Montclair, NJ. (Edwin L. Ackerman).	Herbert Vincent Ackerman
22	When John Herbert was born in 1906 he was puny, sickly, and the doctor in attendance told Catherine Ricker (Mary's sister), who was a registered nurse, to forget the child, because he wasn't strong enough to live. She ignored this and proceeded to wipe olive oil all over the baby, wrap him in cotton batting, and put him in a box set on the open oven door to keep warm. The baby survived, obviously. (Edwin L. Ackerman).	John Herbert Ackerman
23	A William Aker was born 10/27/1919 in Cook County.	William Dean Aker
24	Block 79, Row 3, Grave 33	Elisabeth Allmann
25	Maria Apollonia is the only person of this name born at the right time to fit in this family. All relationships are based on this assumption.	Maria Apollonia Allmann
26	Is the common cousin of Zellners and Ehrhardts; her grandmother was related to George Joseph Zellner's grandmother Obituary/death notice: Baumgartner, Helen M., of Edison, on Sunday, April 25, 2004, age 88, loving wife of the late Edward Baumgartner (died 1949), devoted mother of Edward Baumgartner and Betty Rabbath, devoted mother-in-law of Cyndi Baumgartner and Raymond Rabbath, beloved sister of Robert Amory, Dr. David Amory, Richard Amory and the late Mildred Hochdorfer, cherished grandmother of Janis Rabuchin, Sara Baumgartner, Dana, Christine, Michael and Andrew Rabbath, great-grandmother of Sydney and Riley Rabuchin. Funeral services will be held on Thursday, April 29, 2004, at 9 a.m. at The Gosselin Funeral Home, 660 New Dover Rd., Edison, followed by a 10 am. Mass at St. Helena's R.C. Church, Edison. Burial to follow at St. Mary's Cemetery, East Orange. Visitation will be held on Wednesday 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Helen M. Baumgartner A Mass for Mrs. Helen M. Baumgartner, 88, of Edison will be at 10 a.m. Thursday in St. Helena's Church, Edison, after the funeral from the Gosselin Funeral Home, 660 New Dover Road, Edison. Mrs. Baumgartner, who died Sunday at home, was an office assistant with Village ShopRite in Springfield for 30 years before retiring in 1998. Born in Newark, she lived in Irvington before moving to Edison in 1987. Surviving are a son, Edward; a daughter, Betty Rabbath; brothers, Robert, Richard and Dr. David Amory; six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.	Helen M. Amory
27	Cousin of Freya Goetz Vaughan (from "How You Got to Know Me" -- same relationship as Ernest Hildebrandt, but on mother's side (child of first cousin of Mary Margaret Fuss). Likely match in SSDI, b. 2/26/1903, d. 6/1984	Franz Antlitz
28	[Brøderbund WFT Vol. 15, Ed. 1, Tree #0252, Date of Import: Apr 25, 1999] Buried at Vine Street Hill Cemetery, Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio	Katherine Armbrust
29	Tailor in Rottweil.	Franz Josef Armleder
30	Engineer in Bergamo.	Gaspare Asta
31	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	G.A. Asta
32	3 of 4 children living as of 1900 census. 1910 census lists Bertha as widowed, with 6 of 6 children living, but Eugene reappears in WWI draft, 1920 and 1930.	Bertha Anna May Backhaus
33	Mercenary in Villingendorf.	Georg Bantle
34	Birth date and places are illogical; suspect this information is inaccurate.	James Barkley
35	Twin brother of Johann Baptist Bart.	Jakob Bart
36	Twin brother of Jakob Bart.	Johann Baptist Bart
37	Listed as "only daughter" of Anna Bart in 1686.	Ursula Bart
38	Financial controller.	Anton Baumgarten
39	According to Anne Marie Zellner, drank a lot, left home often. Kept birds. An Alphonse Baumgartner was christened 21 January 1883 at Saint Mary's in Newark -- probably the same person. An Alphonse Baumgartner, same age, resided at 22 College Place in Newark during the 1910 Census -- near Valerian Mager household.	Alphonse Baumgartner
40	Worked with Paul Adam Ehrhardt, possibly in Irvington, NJ. Electrocuted in freak accident at work because of failure to wear safety shoes.	Edward Baumgartner
41	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	H.P. Bauser
42	Mention of brother Dominic in his obituary. Assumed to be from same town as Mike Presbitero (WWI Draft Card), though it is spelled "Lorance." Missing parts of fingers on left hand as of WWII.	Emilo Beata
43	A Marie Beata was born 9/15/1928 in Cook County.	Mary Beata
44	Postal supervisor in Aschaffenburg.	Max Alexander Bergmann
45	Forest ranger in Deißlingen.	Paul Bernhart
46	Innkeeper at the Old Lamb Inn in Deißlingen.	Engelbert Bertsche
47	Mayor in Ventimiglia, Italy.	Domenico Biancheri
48	Listed as "Filius legit." in parish register; blacksmith in Zepfenhan; eight children altogether with Magdalena Grimm.	Andreas Bippus
49	Teacher of calligraphy and map-making in Freiburg-im-Breisgau.	Andreas Bippus
50	Unnamed in parish register; Augustin is assumed.	Augustin Bippus
51	Never married.	Bonaventura Anna Bippus
52	Never married.	Brigida Bippus
53	Never married.	Elisabetha Bippus
54	Never married.	Genovefa Bippus
55	Master Mason in Zepfenhan.	Georg Bippus
56	Blacksmith in Zepfenhan.	Johann Bippus
57	Blacksmith in Zepfenhan.	Johann Bippus
58	Day laborer.	Johann Bippus
59	Day laborer.	Johann Bippus
60	Farmer in Zepfenhan.	Johann Bippus
61	Farmer, day laborer, and innkeeper in Zepfenhan.	Johann Bippus
62	Village magistrate in Zepfenhan.	Johann Bippus
63	Mason in Zepfenhan.	Josef Bippus
64	Shoemaker in Zepfenhan.	Josef Bippus
65	Weaver in Zepfenhan.	Josef Bippus
66	Six children by Maria Zimmermann.	Lorenz Bippus
67	Walburga was widowed when she married Dominikus Mager.	Maria Walburga Bippus
68	Farmer in Zepfenhan.	Sebastian Bippus
69	"As a boy Fred finished the second grade but then had to drop out to help his father on the family farm according to my grandmother." - Mark Seib	Fredrick J. Blackman
70	Had several children in addition to Joseph and Frank. Parents' names are listed in parish marriage record.	Helena Boes
71	According to Remo Bortolotti, Eligio came from Austria (Carol Trenary).	Eligio Bortolotti
72	Single as of 1930 Census A Florence Hofer, possible match, is listed in SSDI: Born: 27 Jun 1908 Died: 19 Nov 1987 Chicago	Florence Bortolotti
73	Battista Bortolotti listed as informant on death certificate.	Giovanni Bortolotti
74	Never married. Appears to have enlisted in the Army during WWII.	Valentino Eligio Bortolotti
75	Corporal Bortolotti was a member of Headquarters and Headquarters Company, 1st Cavalry Division, U.S. Army. He was Killed in Action while fighting the enemy in South Korea on September 12, 1950. Corporal Bortolotti was awarded the Purple Heart, the Combat Infantryman's Badge, the Korean Service Medal, the United Nations Service Medal, the National Defense Service Medal, the Korean Presidential Unit Citation and the Republic of Korea War Service Medal. Obituary Chicago Tribune, 7/1/1951 BORTOLOTTI - Corp. William J. Bortolotti, 6350 S. Morgan street, in Korea Sept. 12, 1950, beloved son of Romolo F. and Helen V. Bortolotti, grandson of Michael and Catherine Presbitero, Mary A. and the late William J. Butler, and the late John Bortolotti. Funeral from chapel, 316 W. 63rd street at Harvard avenue Monday, july 2, at 9 a.m. to St. Brendan's church. Interment Holy Sepulchre.	William J. Bortolotti
76	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	H.W. Borus
77	Birkenhördt project has a different Friedrich Braun listed as Anna Maria's husband. Need to verify with primary sources.	Friedrich Braun
78	There seem to be some discrepancies here; One Friedrich Braun married an Anna Maria Ehrhardt, and one married an Anna Maria Wegmann. Need to sort out with primary sources.	Friedrich Braun
79	[v14t2032.ftw] "The "old man", as uncle Walter called him, was a big man as I recall but that is from the prespective of a child. He was at least a fire plug in shape, not fat but solid. He had a large brush of a mustash on a square face. His ears were large with big lobes. His ears did not stick out but covered the side of his head. The man had a head like a bear. His hair was white when I knew him which gave him more a look of wisdom than old age. Often I belived he knew what you were thinking by just looking at you. His back was bowed a little, more correctly he carried his head forward like someone trying to hide his height. He made his point very clear when necessary. Once when I was 6 or 7 years old I was playing in front of my Aunt Loni's house. The "old man" drove up in that old car he had and asked "Are you ready to go home?" I said "no!" my grand-father told me he had to go to Pearl River and he was going to drop me off on the way. I said "no!" He told me to "get in the car!" I said "no!" He than put the car in nuteral, pulled up the brake, got out, pulled my pants down and fanned my ass. After that he asked "Are you ready to go home?" I said "yes!!" I learned a lot from him that day. First adults don't argue with 6 year olds. Second don't under estamate your enemy. Third If you plan to win an argument or fight stay on your feet so you can move around don't sit and wait for the forces of armageddon to decend on you."	John Braun
80	Not baptised (Parish register)	Maria Anna Braun
81	[v14t2032.ftw] Tibby died in his twenties from heart desease. Too young for anyone. I know very little of him all I have ever heard is "I miss him very much"	Theodore Steven Braun
82	Lumber dealer in Munich.	Johann Georg Brunnenmayer
83	Master turner [lathe operator?] in Gunzenhausen.	Johann Thomas Brunnenmayer
84	Married in Wellendingen.	Agatha Bucher
85	Married in Wellendingen.	Magdalena Bucher
86	+	Walter Buhler
87	3 of 5 children living as of 1900 census (possibly including Andrew's children by Theresa Goetz); 4 of 5 children living as of 1910 census.	Sophie Bundschuh
88	Shoemaker in Zepfenhan.	Josef Stanislaus Burkard
89	Shoemaker in Zepfenhan.	Markus Burkard
90	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	R.J. Burke
91	Apparently living with Helen's sister's family in 1930.	Helen V. Butler
92	Forest protector in Villingendorf.	Josef Bühl
93	Day laborer in Villingendorf.	Paul Bühl
94	Butcher.	Sebastian Bühl
95	At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	H. Bührer
96	Surgeon and bath owner in Hemau.	Franz Xaver Bößl
97	Wine wholesaler in Munich.	Georg Bößl
98	Birth not listed in Hemau baptismal register; teacher or nanny in Munich.	Katharina Bößl
99	Opera singer in Mannheim.	Margareta Brigitta Bößl
100	SSDI lists a FC who died in 2004: Name: Francisco Cancel Birth Date: 13 April 1917 (Historical Events) Death Date: 05 November 2004 (Historical Events) Issuing State: Puerto Rico Residence at Death: Barceloneta,Barceloneta,Puerto Rico 00617 SSN: 582-03-8050	Francisco Cancel y Cordero