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1 Clarice and Ed Olsen Family: F1536
 
2 Edwin, Lynn, and Esther Family: F1584
 
3 Frank & Margaret Wedding
Agnes, Margaret, Margaret (Ma), Frank, Matie Moll, and Alice. 		Family: F1614
 
4 From www.zeeuwsarchief.nl

Bridegroom on Thursday, May 21, 1835 IJzendijke

Aktenummer (documentnumber) : 13
Aktedatum (date) : 21 5 1835
Bruidegom (bridegroom) : Jacobus Bernardus van Parijs
Beroep (occupation) : Werkman
Leeftijd (age) : 25 jaar (years old)
Geboorteplaats (place of birth) : Watervliet
Bruid (bride) : Janneke Dees
Beroep (occupation) : Arbeidster
Leeftijd (age) : 18 jaar (years old)
Geboorteplaats (place of birth) : Biervliet
Vader bruidegom (father bridegroom) : Jacobus Bernardus van Parijs
Moeder bruidegom (mother bridegroom) : Anna Theresia Junis
Vader bruid (father bride) : Jannis Dees
Moeder bruid (mother bride) : Janna Vermeulen
Beroep (occupation) : Arbeidster 		Family: F11434
 
5 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F1757
 
6 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F1552
 
7 Reception at Marcus Center for the Performing Arts, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Co., Wisconsin. Family: F2851
 
8 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F1761
 
9 Story of a Laurent
As written by Marge Thielke

A priest, brother of Philomene Laurent, my great-great grandmother, was Father Frank Laurent. He volunteered to help out in a leprosy epidemic and lived in a leper colony for the rest of his life. He died in the late 1880s or early 1890s.
This family has much history. Alex Grignon (Gree-no), who was my great-great grandma DeBroux's great uncle, a full-blooded Stockbridge Indian. Alex was the last Postmaster to run a Post Office at Cowdelain (Indian for "fast rapids") when Wisconsin was still a territory. He was the first Post Master there when Wisconsin became a state. Cowdelain was later called Kaukauna. Alex also tended Combined Locks from his house near the shore, which is now a museum. It is now the Grignon Museum.
Also shown in the museum is the history of Father St. Louis, brother of my great-great grandmother, Olivine St. Louis, the secretary to the first bishop of Milwaukee. He became a missionary in Colorado Springs, Colorado. There he earned money to build his church by building homes for other people. His church still stands today. He died in Colorado Springs in the late 1880s or early 1890s.
The DeBroux families and the Laurent families all sent soldiers for the Civil War serving in the Black Hat Brigade from Wisconsin. All returned home safe and sound.
 		Family: F1625
 
10 This family emigrated to U.S. - Wisconsin between 1877-1881 Family: F1604
 
11 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F1767
 
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At some point, the name MUENCH was changed to MINK. 		Family: F33633
 
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Listed in the 1900 Census as having 4 children, all still living. 		Family: F23139
 
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Bannach, Felix View Image Online
Age: 56 Year: 1920
Birthplace: Deutschland;Poland Roll: T625_2011
Race: White Page: 2B

State: Wisconsin ED: 74

County: Portage Image: 0052

Township: Plover
(from 1920 Federal Census Search on Ancestry.Com)

10kids according to the 1920 Census (10 listed)

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Illinois Death Certificate lists time of death as Oct. 31, 1943 at 5:15AM. It also states that he was a laborer for a Gas Company. Mary is listed as alive at 64 years of age.
__ 		Felix Banach
 
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1930 Census transcribed Banash

Julius BANNACH Obit compiled from the Stevens Point Daily Journal, Friday, 14 May 1965, Page 13 Column 3

Julius BANNACH, 1897-1965

Julius BANNACH, 68, of Menasha, died at Pleasant Acres rest Home near Oshkosh. He was a former Portage county resident and had been in ill health for the past three years.

Mr BANNACH was born in the Town of Buena Vista March 14, 1897 to Mr and Mrs Felix BANNACH, and grew up in the Buena Vista and Plover areas. He married Marie SHANNON of Springville at St Bronislava's Catholic church, Plover.

They lived in Plover until 1925, then moving to Mosinee where Mr BANNACH was employed with Mosinee Paper Mills. In 1936 they moved to Stevens Point, and he worked for the Stevens Point Division of Consolidated Papers. Since 1940 he had lived in Menasha. He worked for a paper mill there and was later employed by Banta Publishing Co., retiring at 65 years of age.

Mr BANNACH was a World War I veteran, serving with the 32nd Infantry Divison in France. He left here with Troop I, a Stevens Point National Guard unit, and was in service from July 24, 1917 to May 16, 1919. Mr BANNACH was in France with Battry B, 120th Field Artillery, and saw action in the Olse-Alsne offensive and the Anecourt sector. He was a member of the Troop I association, made up of men who left here with the World War I unit.

Mr BANNACH's wife preceded him in death two years ago. He is survived by his sons, Charles of the Town of Plover, and William, of Menasha; two daughters, Mrs Keith (Mary) SLACK, Rudolph, and Mrs Lloyd (Dorothy) GYRION, Milwaukee; and five sisters, Mathilda, Ann and Eleanore, Waukegan, IL, and Esther and Frances in CA. Five brothers and a sister also preceded him in death.

Funeral services will be held Monday from the Laemmrich Funeral Home in Menasha, with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery, Neenah.

NOTE: This is not a complete obit due to copyright restrictions and was compiled from information included in the Stevens Point Daily Journal, Friday, 14 May 1965. Copies of obits may be obtained from: http://library.uwsp.edu/Obits/

See also: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiportag/military/TroopI.htm
 		Julius Bannach
 
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Walter BANNACH Obit compiled from the Stevens Point Daily Journal, Wed Jan 2, 1946, Thursday Jan 3, 1946 and Tues Jan 8, 1946

Walter BANNACH, 1899-1946

Walter BANNACH, age 46, 331 Fifth Avenue, died Tuesday at the veterans hospital at Wood, which he entered on October 5. He had been seriously ill the past two months.

Mr BANNACH was born Feb 8, 1899, in the Town of Plover, a son of Mr and Mrs Felix BANNACH. He grew up in the Plover area and later worked at Waukegan, IL, and Kenosha. He was married to Miss Anna BUZA of Stevens Point on Sept 3, 1928, at Waukegan. After their marriage the couple moved to Stevens Point where Mr BANNACH worked for the Wisconsin River Paper and Pulp Company until his illness.

Funeral services will be held Monday at St Peter's Catholic church.

Military rites will be conducted by Romulus Berens Post No. 6, American Legion, of which he was a member. Mr. BANNACH entered military service on July 21, 1917, in Stevens Point, as a member of Troop I, First Wisconsin Cavalry, and was later a member of Battery E, 120th Field Artillery. He was discharged on May 21, 1919, after serving overseas from January 1918 to the time of discharge.

Survivors include his wife, his mother, of Waukegan, two children at home, Marcella and Clarion, six sisters, Mrs Leo PULCHIN of Green Bay, Mrs Ann SULLIVAN and Mrs Frances MALLAHAN of Waukegan, Mrs Esther MAKULA and Mrs Eleanor MAGNAN in CA, and Mrs Helen KINGSLAND of Chicago, and five brothers, John, Ben and Theodore BANNACH of Stevens Point, Ray of Waukegan and Julius of Menasha.

Pallbearers were his brothers, Theo, John, Ben and Julius BANNACH, and John MILCHAREK and Louis ZBLEWSKI.

Those who attended the funeral from a distance away included his mother, Mrs Felix BANNACH, Mrs Ann SULLIVAN and Ray BANNACH, all of Waukegan IL, Mrs William KINSLAND of Chicago, Mr amd Mrs Leo PULCHIN of Green Bay, Mr and Mrs Paul BANNACH of Mosinee, Mrs Esther MAKULA and Mrs Eleanor MAGNAN of CA, and Sgt Dolores BANNACH of Camp Edwards, MA.

Prais Funeral Home assisted the family.

NOTE: This is not a complete obit, and due to copyright restrictions, was compiled from obits printed in the Stevens Point Daily Journal, Wed Jan 2, 1946, Thursday Jan 3, 1946 and Tues Jan 8, 1946. Copies of obits may be obtained from: http://library.uwsp.edu/Obits/

See also: http://www.rootsweb.com/~wiportag/military/TroopI.htm

Joan M BENNER, Golden Rule Genealogy
Member, Association of Professional Genealogists and Rootsweb Sponsor 		Walter Bannach
 
44 Name: Franz Braatz
Arrival Date: 15 Jun 1868
Age: 1
Port of Departure: Bremen, Germany
Destination: Wisconsin
Place of Origin: Nord Germani
Ship Name: Auguste
Port of Arrival: New York 		Frank F Braatz
 
45 Al and Irene owned and operated Bruk's Syn-tho-nized Dry Cleaners & Tailors on West Center Street in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Alfred E Bruks
 
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Title: Mary Ann Defnet
Note: 253 Little Road, Green Bay, WI 54301 (source given on Desiree Calonne Gedcom site)
 		Desiree Calonne
 
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Name came from death record of Eugene J. Geniesse-9 (1868)

Most of informationcame from Mary Ann Defnet. Some came from census records 		Marie Agnes Calonne
 
48 [Brøderbund Family Archive #118, Ed. 1, Canadian Genealogy Index, 1600s - 1900s, Date of Import: 29 Jan 2001, Internal Ref. #1.118.1.14658.19]

Individual: Chèvrefils, Louis
Event: Married
Year: 1705
Place: Montréal 4

Province of record source: Québec

Source: Dictionaries Genealogist des Familles Canadiennes Depuis la Fondation de la Colonie Jusqu'a Nos Jours, Troisième Volume, Depuis 1608 jusqu'a 1700.
Author: L'Abbé D Tanguay, ADS
Publisher: Eusèbe Senécal
Publication year: 1887

Volume/Page(s): 63

Please note: The province and county are associated with the location of the record source and in some cases may not be the same as the place where the event occurred. 		Louis Chevrefils-Belisle
 
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Applied for SSN March 18, 1943 and was unemployed. Was living in Illinois at the time. 		Luella M Cleveland
 
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J. A. Collins and his wife Elizabeth, are here. He was born in 1836and died in 1903, and she was born in 1844 and passed on in 1901. Mr.Collins was a Civil War veteran, a member of Co. K, 6th Wisconsin.When he went into service he gave his address as Clayton, Crawfordcounty. He was mustered out in 1865.

http://awt.ancestry.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?op=GET&db=:2508844&id=I24436

1880 Richwood, Richland Co., WI Census: James Collins 41yrs b1839 		James A Collins
 

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