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SCHWALD�FAMILY�GENEALOGY
genealogy of the Schwald-Bergh and Buck-Verdugo families |
Notes
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| 251 | 2. Per Fred Wehrle Vogelbach/Marzell OSB pg. 441 | SCHWALD, Frieda (I09489)
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| 252 | 2. Per Fred Wehrle Vogelbach/Marzell OSB pg. 441 | SCHWALD, Emma (I09490)
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| 253 | 2. Per Fred Wehrle Vogelbach/Marzell OSB pg. 441 | SCHWALD, Catharina Barbara (I09491)
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| 254 | 2. Per Fred Wehrle Vogelbach/Marzell OSB pg. 441 | SCHWALD, Johann Georg (I09492)
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| 255 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00169)
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| 256 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00329)
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| 257 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00331)
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| 258 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00332)
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| 259 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00333)
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| 260 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00330)
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| 261 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00183)
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| 262 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00173)
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| 263 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I00184)
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| 264 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I08749)
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| 265 | 24 Jan 1920 Census: Washington, Chelan, Brender. District 4 ancestry.com Selwyn A. Douglas, w/parents Maurice & Florake 2 Apr 1930 Census: Washington, Chelan, Wenatchee, District 18 ancestry.com Selwyn A. Douglas, w/parents Maurice & Flora A. | DOUGLAS, Selwyn A. "Pat" (I08042)
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| 266 | 3. LEO 3 EISENZIMMER (Leopold) (JOHN2, EISENZIMMER1) was born June 27, 1883 in Russia. He married JOHANNA KELLER, daughter of JULIUS KELLER and ELIZABETH SCHAFFER. She was born August 08, 1888 in Russia, and died May 24, 1970 in Devils Lake, ND. Children of LEO EISENZIMMER and JOHANNA KELLER are: i. LEO4 EISENZIMMER, b. March 23, 1931; d. March 16, 1994, Seattle, Washington ?; m. JOHANNA KURTZ; b. August 08, 1888; d. May 24, 1970, Devils Lake, ND. More About JOHANNA KELLER Burial: Devils Lake, ND ii. LOUISE EISENZIMMER, m. LYLE PURRINGTON. iii. JOE EISENZIMMER. | EISENZIMMER, Leopold (I02409)
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| 267 | 307. JOHANN GEORG SCHWALD - International Genealogical Index ANNA MARIA SCHWALD Gender: Male MARRIAGE: 18 MAR 1875 Evangelisch, Neuenweg, Loerrach, BadenM936751? | Family F0349
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| 268 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I08818)
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| 269 | 9 June 1900 census familysearch.org Washington, Whatcom, New Whatcom city,Ward 1, 2 Arthur Douglass, w/parents S.A. & M.A. | DOUGLAS, Arthur (I10226)
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| 270 | 9 June 1900 census Washington, Whatcom, New Whatcom city,Ward 1, 2 John DOUGLASS, w/parents S.A. & M.A. 2 May 1910 census ancestry.com Washington, Whatcom, Wahl, District 356 John T. Douglas, w/parents Maurice & Flora A. | DOUGLAS, John T. (I10225)
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| 271 | 9 June 1900 census Washington, Whatcom, New Whatcom city,Ward 1, 2 Maurice Douglass Whatcom Marriage Records digitalarchives.wa.gov | DOUGLAS, Maurice "Mike" (I02480)
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| 272 | 9:45 AM | JONSEN, Tordis (I00328)
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| 273 | POSSIBLY DIVORCED IN JULY 1873 SANTA BARBARA COUNTY: - 1880 Santa Barbara Census Cynthia Shoemake listed as Divorced - LAWSUIT: UNSUBSTANTIATED, but MOST LIKELY this John Shoemake is the same person as John Shoemake, born abt. 1804 in Tennessee. - According to Court Cases: SHOEMAKE VS CHALFANT, page 435, "The Effect of a Divorce on a Homestead", https://books.google.com/books?id=1SRPAQAAIAAJ&pg=PA432&dq=John+Shoemake+Santa+Barbara&hl=en&sa=X&ei=SNWnVKv6B42vogTdjgI&ved=0CDAQ6AEwAQ#v=onepage&q=John%20Shoemake%20Santa%20Barbara&f=false "John Shoemake and his wife were divorced by decree of District Court in July 1873 in Santa Barbara. Their homestead established in 1871, Block No. 127, was divided equally between the two; ajudged that the respective portions allotted to each be held by them respectively, free and clear of all claims by or on the part of the other. Prior to the divorce, Mr. Chalfant ... recovered a judgement against John Shoemake, and after the decree of divorce was rendered, caused the premises in to be levied upon under an execution issued in his judgement" It would seem John Shoemake claimed his portion of the homestead was protected under the Homestead Act, and thus judgements could not be levied against it. The court deemed the divorce made the homestead null and void (and not covered by the Homestead Act), thus making his portion subject to all judgements against it. - JSR 2014 | Family F6172
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| 274 | HILARIO CARLON'S DEATH BY INDIAN ATTACK 24 Aug 1790: Comandante Goyochea dispatched Sgt. Jose Ignacio Olivera w/8 soldiers to search for a Msn. San Buenaventura runaway neophyte named Domingo and search for mineral deposits. The soldiers camped in the vicinity of San Emigdio Canyon, Santa Ynes Mountains, and prospected for ore. 29 Aug 1790: 5 men left camp to continue to search for ore. Olivera and 3 soldiers stayed behind, but he and 1 soldier left an hour later to explore the vicinity. Hilario Carlon and Gabriel Espinosa stayed behind as camp guards. A 60+ Indian war party on their way to a retaliatory attack on a rancheria came across Olivera's party's tracks and followed them to the camp. They killed Hilario Carlon, who was sleeping, and Espinosa who was occupied in sewing his shoe. The Indians moved on and attacked Olivera from the rear. After fierce fighting, he escaped and returned to the camp at sunset. He found Espinosa armed, in leather, in the shelter of an oak, pierced like a sieve with arrows all over his body, and Carlon as if sleeping, his leather jacked folded. The two dead soldiers were buried, and Olivera's party regrouped and rode back to Santa Barbara arriving on 1 Sep 1790. In response, Santa Barbara presidio dispatched 28 soldiers, who returned with 3 Indian prisoners, a war party member, a local rancheria chief, and the fugitive, Domingo. Comandante Goyochea interviewed all three Indians and reported his findings. REFERENCES 1) North American Indigenous Warefare and Ritual Violence pgs. 91-92, 94; THE INVESTIGATION OF AN ATTACK IN 1790, Richard J. Chacon, Ruben G. Mendoza; http://books.google.com/books?id=LANhCIxlKM8C&pg=PA91&lpg=PA91&dq=RANCHERIA+OF+tINOQUI&source=bl&ots=5Ptb_3Dp7y&sig=aVXqrfToLWvn0Mq7zo3vnLFDUr4&hl=en#v=onepage&q=RANCHERIA%20OF%20tINOQUI&f=false 2) 2.1 Introduction and 2.2 Hispanic Period, pgs. 7,8; Los Padres Forestwatch; http://www.lpfw.org/archive/docs/HistoricalOverview/Chapter2A.pdf | CARLON, Hilario (I11051)
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| 275 | NOTE: Although the below book mentions that this John Martin and John Martin (husband of Basilisa Bernal - http://www.schwaldfamily.org/getperson.php?personID=I26465&tree=RodSchwald ) are the same person, this John Martin's last recorded real estate transaction occurred in 1857, while John Martin, husband of Basilisa Bernal is listed as dying of cholera in 1850. This is definitive proof we are talking about two separate John Martins. JOHN MARTIN LIVING TWO LIVES WITH TWO WIVES: CHAPTER XXIX Rancho San Ysidro ... "Don Ygnacio's [Ortega] adobe house ... a frame addition was made to this house, probably by his friend, the Scotch carpenter named John Martin, who later married his granddaughter, Maria Basilisa Encarnacion Bernal y Ortega. ... His friend, John Martin, seemed to live two lives successfully. He first married a Cantua girl who lived on the San Ysidro, in 1826 at San Carlos. In 1835 he married Maria Basilisa Encarnacion Bernal y Ortega, daughter of Maria Raimunda Ortega de Bernal and granddaughter of Ygnacio, at San Jose. He then continued to live with both wives, with the first wife in Marin County, where he was the grantee of Corte Madera de Novato, and Santa Clara County with Basilisa, grantee of the Embarcadero de Santa Clara (now the site of Alviso)." ... Book; Pierce, M. (1981). CHAPTER XXIX Rancho San Ysidro, East of the Gabilans (p. 153). California: Western Tanager Press https://books.google.com/books?id=up9WCkUzoXoC&pg=PA153&dq=John+Martin+Basilisa+Bernal+Santa+Clara+County&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiLgr_ft9bWAhVF8GMKHehyBI0Q6AEIJjAA#v=onepage&q=John%20Martin%20Basilisa%20Bernal%20Santa%20Clara%20County&f=false | Family F8380
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| 276 | NOTE: Although the below book mentions that this John Martin and John Martin (husband of Tomasa Cantua - http://www.schwaldfamily.org/getperson.php?personID=I26239&tree=RodSchwald ) are the same person, this John Martin is listed as dying of cholera in 1850, and John Martin, husband of Tomasa Cantua had his last recorded real estate transaction in 1857. This is definitive proof we are talking about two separate John Martins. JOHN MARTIN LIVING TWO LIVES WITH TWO WIVES: CHAPTER XXIX Rancho San Ysidro ... "Don Ygnacio's [Ortega] adobe house ... a frame addition was made to this house, probably by his friend, the Scotch carpenter named John Martin, who later married his granddaughter, Maria Basilisa Encarnacion Bernal y Ortega. ... His friend, John Martin, seemed to live two lives successfully. He first married a Cantua girl who lived on the San Ysidro, in 1826 at San Carlos. In 1835 he married Maria Basilisa Encarnacion Bernal y Ortega, daughter of Maria Raimunda Ortega de Bernal and granddaughter of Ygnacio, at San Jose. He then continued to live with both wives, with the first wife in Marin County, where he was the grantee of Corte Madera de Novato, and Santa Clara County with Basilisa, grantee of the Embarcadero de Santa Clara (now the site of Alviso)." ... Book; Pierce, M. (1981). CHAPTER XXIX Rancho San Ysidro, East of the Gabilans (p. 153). California: Western Tanager Press https://books.google.com/books?id=up9WCkUzoXoC&pg=PA153&dq=John+Martin+Basilisa+Bernal+Santa+Clara+County&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiLgr_ft9bWAhVF8GMKHehyBI0Q6AEIJjAA#v=onepage&q=John%20Martin%20Basilisa%20Bernal%20Santa%20Clara%20County&f=false | Family F8376
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| 277 | ANASTACIA ZUNIGA requests divorce 23 Feb 1800 - Msn. Priest, Father Lausen, presents her case before the Bishop to grant her a divorce. (Which she did not obtain) www.sbmal.org/docs/catalog/SBMAL-Cal_Mission-Docs.pdf California Mission Documents - Santa Barbara Mission Archive-Library CMD 480 San Luis Obispo. 2/23/1800. Lasuen to Bishop Rouset concerning request for divorce by Maria Anastasia Zuniga from Laureano Montalban. Santa Barbara Mission Archive-Library. Spanish. 1 p. Geiger 356 Zephyrin 375 | Family F4193
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| 278 | Discrepancy of Parents of Fructuoso Ruiz 1. Per Los Californianos [Benita H. Gray (member), San Diego, Calif.] http://www.loscalifornianos.org/queries_91-100.html Respuesta a Pregunta 100 - 6 November 2002 "Fructuoso Maria Ruiz (born about 1760 at El Fuerte, Sinaloa, Mexico of Antonio Ruiz and Antonia Pacheco; buried 7 July 1817 at Mission San Gabriel)" 2. NOTE: Long ago a person sent me an email stating per the ancestry.com DNA Project: Fructuoso Ruiz has been DNA matched as the sibling of Efigenio Ruiz (son of Domingo Ruiz and Maria Josefa de Lugo). I CANNOT VERIFY THIS INFORMATION. Until this information can be verified, I will leave these two men as UNRELATED. ~ jsr We will keep these listed parents until we have definitive proof of his parentage | RUIZ, Fructuoso Maria (I11873)
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| 279 | > Date: Sun, 23 Jun 2002 22:30:11 +0200 > From: Hanno Trurnit > To: Janet > Subject: Re: Dieter Schwald > > In the meantime I've got the ancestors of Jacob > Friedrich Kiefer from > Fred Wehrle: > 8 Matthias Kiefer. * on 20 Mar 1798 in Fischenberg. > Matthias ? in > Fischenberg on 15 May 1858; he was 60. Occupation: > Bauer in Fischenberg. > > On 2 Oct 1823 when Matthias was 25, he * Anna Maria > Wehrlin, in Wies. > > They had one child: > 4 i. Michael (1825-1896) > > 9 Anna Maria Wehrlin. * on 21 Jul 1798 in > Luetschenbach. www.familysearch.org Matthias Kiefer Birth: 20 MAR 1798 Wies, Loerrach, Baden Death: 15 MAY 1858 Wies, Loerrach, Baden Burial: Father: Fridolin Kiefer Family Mother: Maria Barbara Kropf Spouse: Anna Maria Wehrli Family Record submitted by a member of the LDS Church. | KIEFER, Matthias (I07110)
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| 280 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I07164)
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| 281 | ???? Same person as Martin Osswald married to Catharina Strubol???? | OSSWALD, Martin (I07332)
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| 282 | ??CORRECT WIFE This person is most likely, although unsubstantiated, Frank Alexander's 2nd wife. Marriage record states MARIA BUELNA is daughter of Encarnacion B. [B. most likely stands for Buelna], and therefore the sister of his 1st wife. Mother Encarnacion BUELNA had many illegitimate daughters: MARIA DOLORES BUELNA b: 1832 - Called Dolores in 1844 Census MARIA MANUELA BUELNA b: 1834 (Frank Alexander's 1st wife) MARIA DOLORES LUGARDA BUELNA b: 1836 - Called Maria Dolores in 1844 Census, (probably Frank Alexander's 2nd wife) MARIA LUGARDA BUELNA b: 1838 - Called Lugarda in 1844 Census MARIA DE JESUS DOLORES BUELNA b: 1844 - Called Maria del Refugio in 1844 Census. | Family F4395
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| 283 | A MARRIED COUPLE: - Per 1880 Census: Pottsville, Schuylkill, Pennsylvania, United States (with children) | Family F6966
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| 284 | ADD'L MARRIAGE INFO: - Per vitalsearch-ca.com; Monterey Co.: - Jose GUERRERO, Age: 32: Residence - Castroville - Dahlia ESPINOSA, Age: 17: Residence - Monterey - Marriage Date: April 11, 1886 - Marriage Place: Monterey (city) - Marriage Performed by: A.D. Casanova -- Official Station: Priest -- Residence: Monterey - Date Recorded: June 7, 1886 | Family F6837
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| 285 | ADDRESS AT DEATH: 809 4th Street, El Paso, El Paso, Texas | DAVILA, Rafael (I22220)
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| 286 | ADOPTION OF MARIA MANUELA COTA'S FIRST TWO DAUGHTERS MICAELA COTA & MARIA DOLORES COTA --Both baptized as hijo naturales, padre no conocido, with mother's last name (COTA) --1848 Maria Dolores Cota's marriage record lists her last name as ROMERO & parents as Jose Romero and Manuela Cota. --1850 & 1852 censuses lists Micaela Cota's last name as ROMERO (living with mother Manuela Cota and Jose Romero) --Jose ROMERO most likely adopted them. | Family F5020
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| 287 | ADOPTIVE SON BIRTH YEAR: - Per 26 Aug 1838 Burial record, he is a parvulo or semi-parvulo | GOMEZ, Felipe (I23758)
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| 288 | After Caroline's 1st cousin, Mary Swald, daughter of Philip Swald, died, Caroline married Mary's husband, Earnest Riep Caroline Schwald Marriage Licenses: Wednesday, September 15, 1920 E. M. Riep, Utica, New York; Caroline Schwald, Scranton Marriage Notice Scranton Times, September 1920 Thursday, September 16 1920 SOCIAL Caroline Schwald, Pittston ave, and Ernest Reip, Utica, New York, married at Grace Lutheran church by Rev. F. V. Christ, yesterday. Margaret Getz, cousin of bride, and Carl Getz attendants. Guests were M/M Carl Schwald and son Edgar; M/M Eugene Getz, Carl, Margaret, Roy and Frederick Getz; Mrs. Katherine Getz, M/M Philip Schwald, Utica, New York, and M/M Robert Herb. http://www.rootsweb.com Newspaper Announcemnt RIEP, CAROLINE 057-28-3995 New York 25 Jan 1897 Jun 1975 New York Utica, New York 13501 Riep Caroline S.Carl&Phillipine Young Schwald John s. Friedel Fun HomeWid Riep Caroline S.25 Jan 189727-Jun-7530-Jun-75 book#6 Riep Caroline S.book pg. 1198Plot. 10Lot.2141grave. 3 | SCHWALD, Caroline S. (I00392)
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| 289 | Age 10 months at death. Died as an accidental asphyxiation with a plastic bag he found near his crib, while in his crib. Died before father | YLITALO, Kevin (I00709)
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| 290 | AGE AT BAPTISM (AND SUBSEQUENT BIRTH DATE) DISCREPANCIES: - 4 days (b. 28 Jan- per Baptism record; 29 Jan per calcuations) (huntington.org) - 1 day (b. 1 Feb 1828) (T.W. Temple) | SANCHEZ, Maria Juliana Josefa Candelaria (I23809)
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| 291 | AGE AT BAPTISM 40 days | DAVILA, Delfino (I22274)
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| 292 | AGE AT BAPTISM 8 NOV 1872 DISCREPANCY: - Age 3 days; Baptism record (T.W. Temple) - Age 8 days; Baptism record (huntington.org) | ARELLANES, Jose "Teodoro" Ramirez (I10575)
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| 293 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 1 day | DAVILA, Rafael (I22220)
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| 294 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 1 day | DAVILA, Panfilo (I22272)
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| 295 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 1 day | DAVILA, Maria del Refugio (I22281)
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| 296 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 1 day | DAVILA, Jose Francisco (I22286)
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| 297 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 1 day | DAVILA, Maria Francisca (I22293)
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| 298 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 2 days | DAVILA, Jose Tiburcio (I22277)
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| 299 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 2 days | DAVILA, Maria de Jesus (I22278)
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| 300 | AGE AT BAPTISM: 2 days | DAVILA, Maria Paula (I22279)
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