Folz, Johannes  | 
° 23 Oktober 1768 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 02 Januar 1835 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 40547
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Fam. Folz - Oberhausen |  25 November 1790 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1794 - 1810) 9 * Wellingen
 Groß, Matthias; Familienbuch der Pfarrei Maria Heimsuchung Büdingen: 346
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Oberhausen, Maria Katharina | 
° 05 April 1770 in Fitten, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 14 Februar 1830 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 40548
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| Die 2 Kinder von Fam. Folz - Oberhausen | |
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× 1814 Kell, Johannes | ° 12 Dezember 1794 Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 20 August 1854 Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) |
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× 1838 Certelet, Geneviève | ° 25 Dezember 1810 Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) - |
Folz, Johannes  |
° 14 Juni 1796 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 03 August 1866 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 53998
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Fam. Folz - Stoffel | 06 Februar 1823 in Hilbringen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 4.460
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Stoffel, Lucia |
° 15 Dezember 1792 in Silwingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
~ 15 Dezember 1792 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 18 Dezember 1870 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 53999
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Folz, Johann Nikolaus  |
° ± 1700 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 30 Januar 1766 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Ackerer
# 29481
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Fam. Folz - Wernet | 06 Februar 1725 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1725 - 1745) 8 * Herchenbach
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Wernet, Anna Sibylla |
° ± 1702 in Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 16 Juli 1772 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 29487
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| Die 3 Kinder von Fam. Folz - Wernet | |
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× 1750 Schwinn, Barbara | ° 1725 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 20 Februar 1798 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1764 Neumeyer, Andreas | ° 1742 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 30 März 1802 Niedersalbach, Heusweiler, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1765 Gläsener, Johann Peter | ° 1745 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 17 Februar 1826 Etzenhofen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
Seiwert, Johannes |
° 21 März 1819 in Harlingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 01 Juli 1906 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (USA)
Emigration: 01 Oktober 1882 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (USA)
# 26102
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Fam. Seiwert - Folz | 11 Februar 1851 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Groß, Matthias; Familienbuch der Pfarrei Maria Heimsuchung Büdingen: 1188
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Folz, Katharina |
° 29 Oktober 1819 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 24 März 1890 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (USA)
Emigration: 01 Oktober 1882 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (USA)
# 26103
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| Die 4 Kinder von Fam. Seiwert - Folz | |
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× 1878 Riplinger, Johannes Matthias | ° 18 Dezember 1851 Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 29 Januar 1907 Chicago, Cook County, Illinois (USA) |
Seiwert, Matthias |
° 19 August 1853 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 26104
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Seiwert, Magdalena |
° 21 August 1857 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 29 Juni 1871 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 26105
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Seiwert, Margarethe |
° 14 März 1862 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 1862 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 26106
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Jungmann, Peter |
° 05 Februar 1816 in Heusweiler, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 01 Februar 1905 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Ackerer
# 34906
Sohn von Peter Jungmann, Ackerer, und Angela Caspar, Heusweiler
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Fam. Jungmann - Folz | 12 Januar 1837 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1838 - 1853) 4 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch II, Die Fam. der kath. Pf. Kölln vor 1850: 650
kirchlich: 17 Januar 1837 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
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Folz, Katharina |
° 06 Januar 1817 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 34907
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| Die 3 Kinder von Fam. Jungmann - Folz | |
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× 1862 Feld, Peter | ° 09 Oktober 1841 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 16 Mai 1921 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1869 Feld, Johann | ° 18 Oktober 1846 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 22 November 1901 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1875 Feld, Mathias | ° 02 September 1853 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 10 April 1932 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
Neu, Mathias |
° 05 April 1845 in Hirtel, Heusweiler, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 30 Dezember 1903 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Bergmann
# 39229
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Fam. Neu - Folz | 29 Dezember 1868 in Riegelsberg, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1869 - 1889) 8 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch III, Familien der kath. Pf. Kölln u.Güchenbach. 1850 - 1910: 3459
kirchlich: 12 Januar 1869 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
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Folz, Katharina |
° 28 April 1849 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 11 April 1912 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 39230
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| Die 8 Kinder von Fam. Neu - Folz | |
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× 1890 Altmeyer, Peter | ° 31 Mai 1869 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 13 März 1929 Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1893 Altmeyer, Mathias | ° 03 November 1872 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 20 September 1918 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1900 Weiland, Maria | ° 05 März 1875 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 12 Februar 1953 Walpershofen, Riegelsberg, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1899 Folz, Nikolaus | ° 02 Dezember 1878 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 19 Dezember 1957 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1901 Folz, Peter | ° 17 Juli 1881 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 23 Februar 1946 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1913 Altmeyer, Mathias | ° 15 März 1884 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 03 Februar 1960 Köllerbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1908 Bär, Johannes | ° 02 November 1886 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 13 Oktober 1918 Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
Neu, Klara |
° 15 Mai 1889 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 15 Juni 1962 in Bous, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
# 39257
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Gill, Mathias |
° 1778
† 08 April 1834 in Manderen, 57480, Moselle, Lorraine (F)
= Taglöhner
# 17152
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Fam. Gill - Folz | < 1800
Wimmer, Käthe; Familien im katholischen Pfarrbezirk St.Peter in Ketten - Hilbringen: 779
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 5.259
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Folz, Magdalena |
° 23 Oktober 1769 in Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 03 Mai 1849 in Schwemlingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 17153
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| Die 5 Kinder von Fam. Gill - Folz | |
Gill, Matthias |
° 10 August 1800 in Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 05 April 1803 in Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 17154
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× 1833 Hanau, Peter | ° 20 Juli 1803 Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) - |
Gill, Michael |
° 06 Februar 1805 in Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 10 Februar 1805 in Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
4 Tage alt
# 17156
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× 1849 Scheer, Matthias | ° 11 September 1806 Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) - |
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× Michels, Mathias | ° 28 Januar 1810 Ripplingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 17 Oktober 1888 Nohn, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) |
Schwind, Johannes (Sosa 1076)  |
° 1676 in Derlen, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
~ 31 Oktober 1676 in Bous, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 31 Mai 1716 in Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
Religion: rk
# 01030
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Fam. Schwind - Folz | < 1698
Kinder: (1698 - 1713) 4 * Elm
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch II, Die Fam. der kath. Pf. Kölln vor 1850: 1347
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Folz, Margarethe (Sosa 1077) |
° < 1680 in Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 04 Dezember 1735 in Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
Religion: rk
# 01031
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| Die 4 Kinder von Fam. Schwind - Folz | |
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× 1724 Speicher, Johanna | ° ± 1698 Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 02 Juni 1728 Rockershausen, Völklingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
× 1723 Maass, Johann
× 1745 Müller, Mathias | ° ± 1703 Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 19 Januar 1763 Bous, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D) |
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× 1729 Meyer, Barbara (Sosa 539) | ° ± 1704 Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 18 Oktober 1767 Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D) |
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× 1740 Rupp, Anna Barbara | ° 12 März 1713 Elm, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 24 Oktober 1759 Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D) |
Gebhard, Johann |
° 22 Mai 1805 in Falscheid, Lebach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 13 Dezember 1861 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Schmied
# 42777
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Fam. Gebhard - Folz | 15 Juli 1827 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1827 - 1844) 8 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch II, Die Fam. der kath. Pf. Kölln vor 1850: 463
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Folz, Margarethe |
° 24 April 1807 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 02 Oktober 1846 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 42767
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| Kind von Fam. Gebhard - Folz | |
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× 1849 Müller, Peter | ° 05 März 1829 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 17 September 1893 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
Kell, Johannes |
° 04 November 1790 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 11 Juni 1871 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 15658
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Fam. Kell - Folz | 01 Januar 1814 in Büdingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1817 - 1835) 7 * Wellingen
Groß, Matthias; Familienbuch der Pfarrei Maria Heimsuchung Büdingen: 587
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Folz, Maria |
° 12 Dezember 1794 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 20 August 1854 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 15659
Alias: Foltz
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| Kind von Fam. Kell - Folz | |
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× 1855 Biwer, Nikolaus | ° 13 Januar 1831 Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 02 November 1893 Waldwisse, 57480, Moselle, Lorraine (F) |
Maas, Nikolaus |
° 14 Mai 1852 in Etzenhofen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 07 Dezember 1923 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Ackerer
# 35185
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Fam. Maas - Folz | 23 Januar 1879 in Riegelsberg, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1879 - 1896) 8 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch III, Familien der kath. Pf. Kölln u.Güchenbach. 1850 - 1910: 3185
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Folz, Maria |
° 03 Januar 1856 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 07 Februar 1935 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 35186
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Folz, Mathias |
° 1725 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
~ 25 November 1725 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 20 Februar 1798 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Ackerer, Synodale
# 29488
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Fam. Folz - Schwinn | 21 April 1750 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1751 - 1766) 9 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch II, Die Fam. der kath. Pf. Kölln vor 1850: 416
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Schwinn, Barbara |
° ± 1725 in Hülzweiler, Schwalbach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 26 November 1787 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 29489
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| Die 4 Kinder von Fam. Folz - Schwinn | |
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× 1781 Biesel, Anna Maria | ° 1752 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 21 Juli 1820 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1787 Gläsener, Johann Georg | ° 1759 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 16 März 1802 Etzenhofen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1795 Rupp, Anna Barbara | ° 1761 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 02 Oktober 1812 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1798 Biesel, Maria | ° 30 Januar 1763 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 05 Januar 1844 Falscheid, Lebach, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D) |
Folz, Mathias |
° 21 Februar 1805 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 11 Dezember 1875 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 53462
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Fam. Folz - Hemmerling | 03 Februar 1829 in Hilbringen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 4.461
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Hemmerling, Katharina |
° 13 Dezember 1803 in Faha, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 20 März 1884 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 53463
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| Kind von Fam. Folz - Hemmerling | |
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× 1864 Neusius, Barbara | ° 12 März 1838 Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 01 Juni 1876 Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) |
Folz, Nickel (Sosa 4308) |
° < 1620 in Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 01076
Alias: Volz
wohnhaft in Engelfangen, nach der Reunionszeit katholisch - siehe Engelfanger Renovaturprotokoll vom Juli 1684, Haus Nr.3.
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Fam. Folz - Schmidt | < 1640 in Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch II, Die Fam. der kath. Pf. Kölln vor 1850: 412
Rug, Karl Ludwig; Köllertaler Familienbuch I, Die ev. Familien des Köllertales vor 1840: 1618, 1619
Hubertus, Josef / Riedel, Inge; Die Einwohner von Püttlingen vor 1720: 203
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Schmidt, Maria (Sosa 4309) |
° < 1620 in Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† > 1684
Religion: ev
# 01077
Alias: Mergen Schmidt
sie scheint offenbar identisch zu sein mit Mergen, der ältesten Tochter von Schmidts Hans und Else zu Engelfangen. Sie war 1607 noch ein Kind.
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| Die 4 Kinder von Fam. Folz - Schmidt | |
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× 1668 Büch, Anna (Sosa 2155) | ° ± 1640 Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† ± 1684 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1670 Scherer, Jakob | ° ± 1650 Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) - |
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× Dürck, Anna Maria | ° ± 1650 - |
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× 1676 Lung, Johann Nikolaus | ° ± 1655 Engelfangen, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 25 September 1739 St.Johann, Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
Folz, Nikolaus |
° 12 Dezember 1873 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 03 Juni 1947 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Bergmann
# 39242
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Fam. Folz - Neu | 03 November 1899 in Riegelsberg, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1900 - 1920) 12 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch III, Familien der kath. Pf. Kölln u.Güchenbach. 1850 - 1910: 2433
kirchlich: 04 November 1899 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
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Neu, Anna Katharina |
° 02 Dezember 1878 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 19 Dezember 1957 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 39241
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Folz, Peter |
° 13 Oktober 1842 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Bergmann
# 39243
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Fam. Folz - Gebhard | 09 November 1872 in Riegelsberg, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1873 - 1887) 6 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch III, Familien der kath. Pf. Kölln u.Güchenbach. 1850 - 1910: 2422
kirchlich: 16 November 1872 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
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Gebhard, Barbara |
° 15 April 1847 in Labach, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 18 August 1924 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 39244
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| Die 2 Kinder von Fam. Folz - Gebhard | |
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× 1899 Neu, Anna Katharina | ° 12 Dezember 1873 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 03 Juni 1947 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
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× 1901 Neu, Margarethe | ° 17 Dezember 1875 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 26 Juni 1949 Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D) |
Folz, Peter |
° 17 Dezember 1875 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 26 Juni 1949 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
= Bergmann
# 39248
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Fam. Folz - Neu | 07 November 1901 in Riegelsberg, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1902 - 1925) 11 * Herchenbach
Himbert, Lorenz / Altmeyer, Günter; Köllertaler Familienbuch III, Familien der kath. Pf. Kölln u.Güchenbach. 1850 - 1910: 2434
kirchlich: 09 November 1901 in Kölln, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
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Neu, Margarethe |
° 17 Juli 1881 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 23 Februar 1946 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
# 39247
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Folz, Peter |
° 21 Februar 1752 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 30 September 1805 in Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
= Tagelöhner, Ackerer
# 40557
Alias: Foltz
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Fam. Folz - Rompholtz | 10 Januar 1782 in Tünsdorf, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1783 - 1796) 10 * Wehingen
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 4.453
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Rompholtz, Angela
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° 11 Juni 1758 in Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 24 März 1820 in Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 40570
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× 1806 Adam, Jakob | ° 24 April 1786 Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 28 März 1840 Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) |
Folz, Peter |
° 10 Dezember 1801 in Herchenbach, Püttlingen, LK SV Saarbrücken, Saarland (D)
† 22 November 1878 in Schwarzenholz, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
= Bergmann
# 42763
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Fam. Folz - Mayer | 18 November 1834 in Schwarzenholz, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1833 - 1849) 7 * Schwarzenholz
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Mayer, Katharina |
° 13 März 1806 in Schwarzenholz, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 24 März 1858 in Schwarzenholz, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
# 42759
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× 1872 Weiland, Mathias | ° 12 Juli 1835 Schwarzenholz, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D)
† 10 Dezember 1920 Schwarzenholz, Saarwellingen, LK Saarlouis, Saarland (D) |
Folz, Peter |
° 12 März 1838 in Wellingen, Merzig, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 01 Juni 1876 in Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
= Leinenweber
# 53464
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Fam. Folz - Neusius | 15 Januar 1864 in Freudenburg, Saarburg, LK Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz (D)
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 4.462
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Neusius, Barbara |
° 28 Juli 1839 in Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 53465
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× 1899 Kremer, Anne Joséphine | ° 08 Januar 1876 Wehingen, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 29 April 1945 Ottersweier, LK Rastatt, Baden-Württemberg (D) |
Kirff, Nikolaus |
° in Kastel, Kastel-Staadt, LK Trier-Saarburg, Rheinland-Pfalz (D)
† 09 Januar 1736 in Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
= Hochgerichtsbote in Weiten
# 42580
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Fam. Kirff - Fonck | Kinder: (1691 - 1705) 7 * Weiten
Sieren, Klaus; Familienbuch der Pfarrei Freudenburg: 1760
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 8.960
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Fonck, Apollonia |
° in Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 28 Februar 1708 in Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 42581
Kinder: (1689) 1 * Weiten
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 4.824
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× 1723 Weiten, Anna Maria | ° 07 Februar 1700 Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) - |
Fonck, Nikolaus |
° 06 September 1813 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 14 Oktober 1879 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
= Maurermeister, Wirt
# 46218
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Fam. Fonck - Gorges | 27 November 1839 in Borg, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1840 - 1842) 2 * Wochern
Groß, Matthias / Rettgen, Alfons; Die Einwohner der Pfarrei St.Remigius Tettingen vor 1900: 241
kirchlich: 28 November 1839 in Tettingen, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
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Gorges, Elisabeth |
° 16 September 1814 in Faha - Weiher-Mühle, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 16 März 1877 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 46219
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Fonck, Philipp |
° 27 Oktober 1815 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 30 Oktober 1888 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
[†] Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
St. John the Baptist Cemetery
= Steinmetz
= 1850, Farmer in Paris Twp
= 1875, Farmer in Sec. 9, Paris Twp
# 46180
Alias: Fonk in USA
"In 1846 Phillip Fonk came to America with his wife and three children, and settled in the town of Paris, Kenosha Co.,Wi., purchasing twenty acres of government land. This he later sold, and purchased eighty acres, which is known as the old homestead. He kept adding to this tract from time to time until he finally had 410 acres, and upon this farm he resided until two years prior to his death, which occured at the home of his daughter, Mary, Oct 29 1888, when he was aged seventy two years. His wife had passed away Apr 2 1887 also aged seventy two years. Both were members of the Catholic Church. (St Johns). Mr Fonk served as clerk of the school district for some time. In his native country he had been a volunteer soldier in the army. To Mr and Mrs Fonk were born seven children: John; Mary, wife of Nicholas Spartz, of Paris Township; Matthew, Phillip and Nicholas,of Paris Township; Michael of Somers Township; and Peter deceased."
Source: Commemorative Biographical Record of Prominent and Representative Men of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin containing Biographical Sketches of Business and Professional Men and Many of the Early Settled Families", The J. H. Beers & Co., Chicago, 1906. Note: It appears there were actually eight children; the first Nikolaus died as a teenager.
"Phillip FONK served in the German army and after returning to civil life worked with his brother for several years as a stonemason, which trade he had learned from his father. In 1846, however, he came to the United States and making his way to Kenosha county, Wisconsin, bought twenty acres of government land in Paris township, walking to Milwaukee to pay the purchase price, which was ten shillings per acre. It took all of his capital to pay for his land, but he was not discouraged as he recognized that the rich prairie soil would yield good crops and that there was every chance to succeed as a farmer. He built a log house upon the place and for three years devoted his time to the cultivation of his land, after which he rented a one hundred and twenty acre tract for some time. Subsequently he bought another farm and at one time owned several hundred acres, all of which he had acquired by his unaided efforts. He was a democrat in politics and a Roman Catholic in religious faith. He was married in Germany to Miss Margaret ZEIVENBAHN, also a native of the fatherland. To their union were born seven children, of whom five survive, namely: John; Nicholas, who is living retired in Kenosha; Phillip, also a resident of Kenosha; Michael, who is living in that city; and Mary, the widow of Nicholas SPARTZ and a resident of Paris township." Source: The History of Kenosha and Kenosha Co WI, Vol II, F. Lyman, S. C. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1916, pp 447-448
Phillip and Margaret Fonk appear in the 1850 Federal Census in Paris Township.
City and County Residence and Business Directory 1875, Town of Paris, Phillip Fonk, Section 9, German
Notes of Cecelia Tures Frederick: Phillip and Margaret and their children started for America, leaving Margaret's half-sister and Philip's brother Nicholas. Enroute to America, they were blessed with another son Mathew. They ran short of funds and were without food. They appealed for help from their best friend who was sailing with them but were refused. A stranger who was on board heard of their plight and gave them assistance, Mr. Frank Mutters. He supplied them with food and kepts the family together until they could manage for themselves. This kind man also settled here in Kenosha County in Paris Township with the Fonks.
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Fam. Fonck - Siebenborn | 09 Februar 1839 in Borg, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
Kinder: (1839 - 1844) 3 * Wochern
Kinder: (1846 - 1854) 6 * Paris
Groß, Matthias / Rettgen, Alfons; Die Einwohner der Pfarrei St.Remigius Tettingen vor 1900: 243
Michael J. Voves - vowagie hotmail.com; Ancestors of Michael James Voves
Michael J. Voves - vowagiehotmail.com; KRChronicle.pdf
kirchlich: 12 Februar 1839 in Tettingen, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
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Siebenborn, Margarethe |
° 29 November 1813 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 02 April 1887 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
[†] Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
St. John the Baptist Cemetery
# 46181
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× 1868 Seivert, Mary Ann | ° 26 Dezember 1839 Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 03 Januar 1917 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
Fonk, Nikolaus |
° 02 Oktober 1841 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 15 September 1855 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
# 46225
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× 1866 Spartz, Nikolaus | ° 09 Juni 1844 Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 21 März 1926 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
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× 1871 Carl, Eva | ° 16 November 1846 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 05 Juni 1907 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
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× 1873 Carl, Marguerite | ° 27 November 1848 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 04 April 1885 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
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× 1875 Eppers, Susanna | ° 10 Dezember 1851 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 23 August 1926 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
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× 1881 Eppers, Lucy | ° 26 Januar 1853 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 23 Januar 1926 Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
Fonk, John Nicholas |
° 25 Januar 1854 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
# 46237
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× 1884 Eppers, Mary Bernadina | ° 07 Juni 1857 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 22 Januar 1927 Somers, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
Fonck, Theis |
† 12 Juli 1684 in Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
unerwarteterweise von einer Soldatenkugel durchbohrt (inopinato a militibus bombardo globo transfixus),
# 04762
Alias: Mathias Funck, Funk
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Fam. Fonck - NN | Kinder: (« 1683) 4 * Weiten
Junges, Reinhold; Familienbuch Mettlach und Umgebung: 4.821
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NN, Eva |
† 12 Mai 1724 in Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
# 31625
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× Kirff, Nikolaus | ° Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 28 Februar 1708 Weiten, Mettlach, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D) |
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Fonk, John |
° 26 Dezember 1839 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 03 Januar 1917 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
= 1875, Farmer, Sec. 14, Paris Twp
= 1903, Farmer, Sec. 23, 192 acres, Paris Twp
# 46224
City and County Residence and Business Directory 1875, Town of Paris, John Fonk, Section 14, German
"John Fonk was only in his seventh year when he came to America with his parents, and until eighteen years of age he remained on his fathers farm in Paris township. His father then gave him a horse and a third interest in a wagon, and he and F G Meyers and Henry Middlecamp started to Pikes Peak in 1859. On reaching Fort Kearney the other two turned back and returned home, but Mr Fonk, with Peter Hinderholtz and John Smith went on to California. Mr Fonk worked on a farm for a while and then rode a broncho as a cowboy for three and one half years. The next two and one half years he spent at farm work, and then he and Andrew and Phillip Ports started farming together on their own hook in Butte Co., on the Feather river, between Oroville and Marysville, CA. The second year their crops were washed out and they left the farm. Mr Fonk left there for San Jose, Santa Clara Co., and there worked out by the month. In the fall of 1867, he returned to Wi. and six months later was married, about the same time purchasing his present home farm of ninety-three and one half acres to which he afterward added ninety-eight acres adjoining. He also owns a farm of eighty acres in Section 25 and all of his land is finely improved. On Jun 23 1868, Mr Fonk married Miss Mary Sievert, daughter of Peter and Mary (Wagner) Sievert, and six children were born to their union: Francis. Rose M, George N, Lillian L, William P, and John N, the last named died aged seventeen years. All the rest of the children are at home with the exception of Francis and Rose M (Mrs Robert Nugent). Mrs Fonk died in 1887 aged about forty years, in the faith of the Catholic Church. to which Mr Fonk also belongs. Politically Mr Fonk is a Democrat. He was district clerk and school director for many years, but in spite of the protest of friends and acquaintences resigned these positions, feeling that he had done his duty towards his township. Since that time he has steadily refused to hold office of any kind. He is highly esteemed in the township, where he has witnessed wonderful development and has taken an honorable part in the growth of progress." Source: Commemorative Biographical Record of Prominent and Representative Men of Racine and Kenosha Counties, Wisconsin containing Biographical Sketches of Business and Professional Men and Many of the Early Settled Families", The J. H. Beers & Co., Chicago, 1906.
"John FONK, a well known resident of Kenosha county, gained a competence through his well directed labors as a farmer and is now living in honorable retirement. He has reached a ripe old age, for his birth occurred on the 27th of December 1839, and he is fully entitled to a period of leisure. He was born in Germany and is a son of Phillip and a grandson of Nicholas FONK*, both natives of that country, where the latter followed the stonemason's trade. . . John FONK began his education in Germany but received the greater part of it in Paris township as he was only a child when the family came to this country. On first leaving home he went to California and there worked as a cowboy for three and a half years, after which he returned to Kenosha county. Two years later he began farming on his own account, purchasing ninety-four and a half acres of land from Frank A. BLOOD. He erected good buildings upon that place and as the years passed made other improvements thereon. He also purchased another farm, his two places comprising one hundred and seventy-four acres, but several years ago he sold his second farm to his son. He still holds title to the first place which he purchased and resides thereon. While actively engaged in agricultural pursuits he was considered a very practical, [p 448] thorough and successful farmer and he gained a gratifying measure of material prosperity. In 1866 Mr. FONK was united in marriage to Miss Mary SEIVERT, who was born in Bristol, Wisconsin in 1846 and died in 1891. They became the parents of five children, namely: Frank R., a farmer of Somers township; George N., who is operating a good farm in Paris township; William, who is engaged in the harness business in Kenosha; Rose M., the wife of Robert NEUGENT, a farmer of Racine county; and Lillian, who married Leslie HERZOCK, also a farmer of that county. Mr. FONK also has eight grandchildren as his son, George N., has two sons, Erwin and Arthur; his daughter Rose has three children, Ralph NEUGENT, Iola F. and Margaret; and his daughter Lillian has three children, Leslie, Grace and Francis. Mr. FONK supports the candidates and measures of the republican party at the polls but has neither sought nor desired office, although he served as collector for the school board for two years. There are few men in Kenosha county more widely known than he and few, if any, who are held in higher esteem. In all the relations of his life he has measured up to high standards of manhood, and his work as a farmer has been an element in the agricultural development of the county for many years." Source: The History of Kenosha and Kenosha Co WI, Vol II, F. Lyman, S. C. Clarke Publishing Co., Chicago, 1916, pp 447-448
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Fam. Fonk - Seivert | 23 Juni 1868 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
St. John's Catholic Church
Kinder: 8 * Paris Twp.
Michael J. Voves - vowagiehotmail.com; Ancestors of Michael James Voves
Michael J. Voves - vowagiehotmail.com; KRChronicle.pdf
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Seivert, Mary Ann |
° ± 1847 in Bristol, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 1887 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
# 46226
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× Molitor, Rose | ° Paris Twp, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) - |
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× Herzog, Leslie | ° Paris Twp, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) - |
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× 1907 Reiter, Josephine | ° 07 August 1876 Paris Twp, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 13 Juli 1952 Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
Fonk, Frances R. |
° ± 1879 in Paris Twp, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
= 1903, Farmer, Sec. 25, 80 acres, Paris Twp
# 56441
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× Nugent, Robert | ° ± 1880 Paris Twp, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) - |
Spartz, Nikolaus |
° 24 März 1840 in Mötsch, Bitburg, LK Bitburg-Prüm, Rheinland-Pfalz (D)
† 09 Februar 1916 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
= 1870, Farmer in Paris Twp
= 1878 - 1880, Sheriff Kenosha County
# 46183
Sohn von Johann Peter Spartz und Luzia Eppers
"NICHOLAS SPARTZ, Sheriff; was born in Prussia; came to America in the spring of 1848, and located in Kenosha Co., in the town of Paris, See. 36. In 1870, he settled upon 140 acres, Secs. 4 and 5, in the same town, which he still owns. Mr. Spartz was chairman of the Board of Supervisors for five years, and Town Treasurer for two years. He was elected Sheriff in November, 1878." From biographies of Kenoshans in the "The History of Racine and Kenosha Counties" (Chicago: 1879)
Nikolaus Spartz was chairman of the board of supervisors for five years, and town treasurer for two years. He served as sheriff of Kenosha from 1878-1880.
Wright's Kenosha County Directory 1903-04, Nicholas Spartz, 220 acres, Section 4, Paris Township
"J. P. SPARTZ, emigrated from the fatherland to the United States and became one of the first settlers of Paris township, Kenosha county, Wisconsin, where he passed the remainder of his life. . . Nicholas SPARTZ was eight years of age when the family settled in Kenosha county and he received his education in the public schools of Paris township. On reaching mature years he began farming on his own account, and his well directed labors enabled him to accumulate more than a competence. He made his home farm one of the most valuable properties of his township and added to his holdings from time to time until he owned three hundred and eighty-one acres of land. The prosperity which he gained was evidence of his enterprise and sound judgment, for he was a self-made man, depending entirely upon his own resources. He was a democrat in politics and served for two years as sheriff of Kenosha county and for nine years was chairman of the town board. He was a communicant of the Roman Catholic church. He passed away upon his farm on the 9th of February 1916, and his demise was recognized as a loss to his community. He was married in Paris township in 1866 to Miss Mary FONK, who is still living. To their union were born seven children, as follows: Lucy, the wife of Nicholas TURES, who is farming in Somers township; John P.; Mary, at home; Elizabeth, also at home; Nicholas, Jr., who is residing upon the homestead; Isabel, the wife of Phillip NEU of Somers township; and Amelia, a stenographer at Racine. [p 612]." Source: The History of Kenosha and Kenosha County WI - Volume II - F. Lyman - S. C. Clarke Publishing Co - 1916 - pp 611-612.
From notes of Cecelia Tures Frederick:
"Before Nicholas was married, he traveled to the Panama Canal. The water was too low for a boat, so they traveled on pack mules to California. There he worked on a ranch. They had a Chinese cook. One day Nicholas and others went to town. They didn't get back in time for dinner and the cook wouldn't make them anything to eat. So Nicholas threw him out of the house, then they made him do the cooking and baking. The cook had made his own yeast. So as long as that lasted Nicholas could make bread but after that was gone, he couldn't bake any more. After some time he and his brothers worked in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Then Nicholas returned to Paris and married Mary Fonk."
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Fam. Spartz - Fonk | 01 Mai 1866 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
St. John's Catholic Church
Kinder: (1867 - 1886) 6 * Paris Twp.
Michael J. Voves - vowagiehotmail.com; Ancestors of Michael James Voves
Michael J. Voves - vowagiehotmail.com; KRChronicle.pdf
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Fonk, Maria |
° 09 Juni 1844 in Wochern, Perl, LK Merzig-Wadern, Saarland (D)
† 21 März 1926 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
# 46182
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× 1890 Tures, Nikolaus | ° 13 April 1867 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 15 April 1930 Kenosha, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA) |
Spartz, John Peter |
° 26 August 1869 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 07 März 1946
# 46239
Did not marry. He was active in public afairs, serving as Chairman of the Town Board and the County Board.
Wright's Kenosha County Directory 1903-04, John P. Spartz, 160 acres, Section 28, Paris Township
"John P. SPARTZ, a retired farmer of Paris township, has for years taken an active part in public affairs and is now serving acceptably as chairman of the county board and also of the town board. He is a native of Paris township, born on the 26th of August 1869, and is a son of Nicholas and Mary (FONK) SPARTZ, the former born in Germany in 1840, and the latter in that country in 1844. His paternal grandfather, J. P. SPARTZ, emigrated from the fatherland to the United States and became one of the first settlers of Paris township, Kenosha county, Wisconsin, where he passed the remainder of his life. Extended mention of Phillip FONK, the maternal grandfather, appears elsewhere in this work. Nicholas SPARTZ was eight years of age when the family settled in Kenosha county and he received his education in the public schools of Paris township. On reaching mature years he began farming on his own account, and his well directed labors enabled him to accumulate more than a competence. He made his home farm one of the most valuable properties of his township and added to his holdings from time to time until he owned three hundred and eighty-one acres of land. The prosperity which he gained was evidence of his enterprise and sound judgment, for he was a self-made man, depending entirely upon his own resources. He was a democrat in politics and served for two years as sheriff of Kenosha county and for nine years was chairman of the town board. He was a communicant of the Roman Catholic church. He passed away upon his farm on the 9th of February 1916, and his demise was recognized as a loss to his community. He was married in Paris township in 1866 to Miss Mary FONK, who is still living. To their union were born seven children, as follows: Lucy, the wife of Nicholas TURES, who is farming in Somers township; John P.; Mary, at home; Elizabeth, also at home; Nicholas, Jr., who is residing upon the homestead; Isabel, the wife of Phillip NEU of Somers township; and Amelia, a stenographer at Racine. [p 612] John P. SPARTZ was educated in the district schools of Paris township and also received valuable training in farming during his youth. On reaching mature years he decided to follow that occupation and purchased one hundred and sixty acres in Paris township, which he subsequently sold, and then returned to the old homestead, where he has since resided. The farm is still owned by the estate. For many years he was actively engaged in its operation and proved very up-to-date and efficient as an agriculturist. He raised both grain and stock, and his well directed labors yielded a good return. He is in comfortable circumstances and is now living retired. He is a director of the Union Grove Telephone Company. Mr. SPARTZ is one of the leaders of the democratic party in Kenosha county, and his advice is often sought in party councils. He is now serving his second term as chairman of the county board and for seven years has held the office of chairman of the board. In 1915 he was defeated for assemblyman by a small margin of one hundred and ninety-six votes by his republican opponent, although the republican majority is usually from twelve to fifteen hundred votes. He received many more votes than any other democrat that ever made the race for assemblyman and his excellent showing is indicative of the confidence in which he is held by his fellow citizens. In 1912 he was candidate for sheriff but was defeated at the primaries. He has proved an excellent official, giving the same careful attention to public affairs that he gave to his work as an agriculturist. In religious faith he is a Roman Catholic, and he is also identified with the Knights of Columbus. He is widely known throughout the county and has a host of warm friends."
Source:
The History of Kenosha and Kenosha County WI - Volume II - F. Lyman - S. C. Clarke Publishing Co - 1916 - pp 611-612.
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Spartz, Mary |
° 19 Dezember 1871 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 30 September 1942
# 46240
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Spartz, Elizabeth |
° 19 November 1874 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 22 April 1954
# 46241
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Spartz, Nicholas Andrew |
° 30 November 1876 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 16 Januar 1942
# 46242
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× 1918 Neu, Philip | ° 01 September 1882 Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 09 März 1971 |
Spartz, Amelia Gertrude |
° 13 November 1886 in Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin (USA)
† 03 Mai 1997 in Racine, Racine County, Wisconsin (USA)
# 46245
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