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| 301 | Death date based on relative obituaries | Andras, Susan (I268)
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| 302 | Deis, Franz Date: 1884 Source: Cemetery record; Cleveland Necrology File, Reel #019. Notes: 1841 - 1884. St. Mary's Cemetery Cleveland, Ohio. | Deis, Franz Anton (I1329)
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| 303 | Department of Commerce. Bureau of the Census. 1913-1/1/1972. Population Schedules for the 1950 Census, 1950 - 1950. Washington, DC: National Archives at Washington, DC. Population Schedules for the 1950 Census, 1950 - 1950. NAID: 43290879. Records of the Bureau of the Census, 1790 - 2007, Record Group 29. National Archives at Washington, DC., Washington, DC. | Source (S560)
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| 304 | Died at a catholic nursing home. (Jennings Center for Older Adults) | Pijaczynski, Stanislawa (I786)
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| 305 | Died at his residence on Main Street in Franklin | Strohmeyer, Florian (I115)
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| 306 | Died at home | Perchinske, Walter Stanley (I264)
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| 307 | Died at Marymount Hospital 12300 McCracken Rd | Perchinske, Margaret Sophie (I96)
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| 308 | Died at Youngstown City Hospital following operation | Brannigan, Mary (I267)
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| 309 | Died from a car accident in fall of 1995. | Siedlecki, TJ (I701)
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| 310 | Died of Arteriosclerotic heart disease (ASHD) at Metrohealth Brecksville Health & Surgery Center | Strohmeyer, Marybeth (I1065)
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| 311 | Divorce date referenced on line #24 | Family: Walter Stanley Perchinske / Mary Gierzal (F90)
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| 312 | Divorce Document Transcription: State of Ohio Cuyahoga County Solange Strohmeier 2xx51 East 104th Street Cleveland, Ohio Plaintiff Clement A. Strohmeier 12007 Berxxxll, Cleveland, Ohio Defendant This ----- ---- on to be heard upon the petition - the --- upon consideration of the ---, the court finds that the plaintiff has been a bona fide resident of the State of Ohio for more than one year and of the County of Cuyahoga for more than thirty days next proceeding the filing of the petition. The court finds that the defendant was personally served with papers on the plaintiffs petition and is in default of answer or other pleading?; that the parties were married as in the petition alleged and that their child, Donald Strohmeier, age three years, was born as the ----- of said marriage. The court further finds that the defendant, Clement A. Strohmeier, has been guilty of extreme cruelty as alleged in the plaintiff’s petition and that by reason thereof the plaintiff, Solange Strohmeier, is entitled to a divorce as ------ for in her petition. The court further finds that during the ------- of this petition and before bearing, the plaintiff and the defendant adhered into written agreement dated December 11, 1942, by the ------ of said agreement the parties ----- ----, subject to the --------- thereof and to this Court’s approval, settled and adjusted all matters relating to their marital obligations, property rights, support alimony, the care, custody, control and support of their minor child as well as other rights and ----- of every ----- and ----- ------ Page 2 524143 or -------- of their ----- marriage relation, and thus --- of the ------ of said agreement -------- to the ------ and delivery and ------- of certain personal property have ----- fully perceived and carried ---- by ---- of the ------ ------. The court was ------ and considered and approved all of its terms and conditions and finds that said agreement is just and reasonable and that its ---- ----- be ------- ----- and approved ----- by this court. It is, -------, -----, ------, and ----- that the marriage contract here ----- ----- ----- -----, Solange Strohmeier, this plaintiff herein and Clement A Strohmeier, the defendant herein be --- ---- --- hereby dissolved and both parties are released and discharged there from and the said plaintiff, Solange Strohmeier, is granted full and absolute divorce from the defendant, Clement A. Strohmeier. It is further ordered, -------, ------ ----- that the terms of said agreement -------- referred to and all of the provisions thereof to not --- --- --- ----- approved and ------ by this court and ---- ---- is found to be just and reasonable and its provisions are incorporated in this divorce and made the order of the court as if fully herein ----- ----- and subject to further order of the court. ----- copy of said agreement and --- --- is here attached ---- ---- and a part hereof and ---- “--------”. It is further ordered, ------,--- ---- that the ----- ----- of said agreement as the order of this court to the parties herein to dully and completely execute and ----- ----- all of the -------- ------ in ----- ----- of in full payment of all ----- of -----, alimony, ----- -----, -----, ----- and ----- and say other ----- and ----- rights ---- and plaintiff ---- in any ----- of the ----- in ----- at ----- ----- or which ----- defendant ---- ---- – --- ------ or the plaintiff --- ---- ---- --- ------ -----, ---- ---- – ----- ----- of all ----, -----, ---- --- --- -----. Page 3 Signed by Solange Strohmeier and Clement A Strohmeier 31st of December, 1942 Page 4 Separation and Property Settlement Agreement Witnesses are ----- by this -----, this contract and agreement entered into – Cleveland, Ohio this 15 day of December 1942 by ---- between Solange Strohmeier, herein after referred to as the First Party and Clement A. Strohmeier, herein after referred to as the Second Party upon ---- valuable considerations from each party to the other ----- and hereby acknowledge that: Whereas, said parties were married at Ripley, New York on the 30th day of July 1936 and the child, a son to ---, Donald Strohmeier, now three (3) years of age, has been born as the ---- of said marriage and, Whereas, said parties have separated and are now living separate and apart, and Whereas, ----- difficulties have arisen between said parties, in consequence of which there --- ----- --- ------- ----- and the ------ of ------ upon – satisfactory ---- has been rendered impossible and Whereas, the said first party has insisted in the court of Common Pleas of Cuyahoga County, Ohio, an action for divorce ---- the said Second Party, being ---- – ---- and Whereas said parties desire to settle and adjust all matters between them pertaining to the custody of said child support, and property ------ --- –, therefore, hereby -----, understood, ---- and ------ 1) that said parties shall live separate and apart and that neither party shall ----, interfere with or --- the other party in ---- whatsoever, nor will either party prejudice their minor child against the other party or attempt to do so, --- ---- or ------. 2) that said first party shall have the custody, care and control of said minor child of the parties hereto at all times during his minority, provided, however, that the second party shall have the right to visit the child at reasonable intervals. Page 5 3) That the second party shall pay to the First Party for the care and support of said minor child, commencing immediately, the cost of Fifty Dollars per month ($50.00) for a period of six months, and thereafter, the sum of Eight Dollars ($8.00) per month until the child reached the age of twenty-one (21) years. It is ---- ---- the parties hereto that if said Second party shall fail to make the payments and perform his part of the agreement, he shall be ---- the privilege of seeing the child as stipulated above. 4) That the said First Party shall receive and there ---- her hereby given, granted, transferred, conveyed and bequeathed all of the household furniture now in her possession. 5) That the said Second Party will receive and there into him hereby given, granted, transferred, conveyed and bequeathed the family automobile 6) That the Second Party shall keep in full force and affect, and not change the beneficiaries thereof, a certain insurance policy, that can value of which is One Thousand Dollars ($1000.00), said policy being No. ----------. 7) That the said Second Party shall pay to the First Party the sum of One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) for her counsel fees, and payment to be in addition to any other payments ------ ---- to her or provided for herein, and said sum is understood to be in complete fulfillment of any obligation of the Second Party responding any allowance for counsel fees, and in the event a divorce is granted, the Second Party shall be required to pay the cost incurred herein. 8) That, except as in this agreement provided, and in consideration of the -----, said party hereto does hereby ---- and discharge the other from all obligations of support and maintenance, and from all other claims, rights, duties and obligations arising or growing out of said martial relation; and said parties mutually agree that each party hereto may freely sell or ---- dispose of his or her own property by gift, deed or last will and testament, and each party is by these presents hereby barred from any and all rights or claims by way of dowery, inheritance, descent, distribution, allowances for Page 6 Twelve months support, right to remain in the mansion house, --- all rights or claims as widow, widower, heir, distributee, survivor, next of kin, and all other rights or claims whatsoever in or to the estate of the other, ----- real or personal, and whether now caused or hereafter to be acquired, which may, in any manner, arise or ---- by virtue of said marriage, 9) Both parties afree that, subject to the approval of the court, this agreement be embodied and made a part of any decree rendered in said Court of Common Pleas. In Witness thereof, and in signification of our intent to be bound hereby as our full and complete contract, understanding and agreement, and after having read the foregoing in its entirety and being full advised therein and fully comprehending the terms and purport thereof, and upon dependent and independent advice and representation by counsel, we hereunto subscribe our names to ------- hereof the time and place first written herein. Signed: First Party – Solange Strohmeier Witnesses Eleanore ------ Tom A ------ Second Party – Clement A Strohmeier Witnesses: Marie Kapparhagen ----- R ------- | Family: Clement Alvin Strohmeyer, Sr / Solange Florence Cerny (F85)
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| 313 | Donald Perchinske died soon after his birth. | Perchinske, Donald (I835)
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| 314 | Donald Slivka Sr., 61, Columbus, passed from this Earth to join his Creator Sunday, May 13, as a result of a farming accident. Born Aug. 16, 1939, he was the son of the late John and Solange Slivka. Known for his love of dancing and nature and for his constant work in maintaining a tree farm near Old Man's Cave, he was an environmental specialist for the Ohio EPA. He also was a graduate of OSU with a bachelor's degree in chemistry, following with a master's degree in business from the University of Dayton. He spent much of his earlier life devoted to the Boy Scouts of America as a Scout and Scout leader. He was awarded their highest honor of Eagle Scout. Surviving are three sons, Donald Jr., Mark and Steve Slivka; two grandchildren, Kyle and Kayla Slivka; a brother, Jack Slivka; a niece, K.C. Creely; a nephew, Michael Slivka; and a fiance, Beverly Lapp. Funeral services will be held 11:30 a.m. Friday at Schoedinger North Chapel, 5554 Karl Road, Columbus. There will be a private family interment. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. today at the funeral home. The family suggests contributions be made to the Wayne National Forest, 13700 US 33, Nelsonville, Ohio 15764. | Strohmeier, Donald Charles (I70)
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| 315 | Donald Slivka Sr., 61, Columbus, passed from this Earth to join his Creator Sunday, May 13, as a result of a farming accident. Born Aug. 16, 1939, he was the son of the late John and Solange Slivka. Known for his love of dancing and nature and for hi | Strohmeier, Donald Charles (I70)
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| 316 | DONNA L. "DEE" MAXWELL KING (nee Teets), Loving mother of Vicki Perchinske (Joe Sr.), Donald Maxwell (Debbie Mullins), Ernest Maxwell (Joann), Kelly Nieves (Frank), Daniel Maxwell Sr. (Cheryl). Dear grandmother of fifteen and great grandmother of six. Daughter of the late James and Kelly (nee Albert). Sister of William "Tom" Teets, Katherine "Sis" Binion, James Teets (deceased) and Linda Thompson. Special cousin of Robert Shrout of Rowles-burg, WV. Dear aunt of many. VISITATION SATURDAY, FROM 2–6 P.M., AT THE FORTUNA FUNERAL HOME, 5316 FLEET AVE., CLEVELAND, OH. Services, Monday, July 14, at Beverly Hills Memorial Gardens in Morgantown, WV at 12 noon. Please meet at cemetery entrance. Published by The Plain Dealer from Jul. 10 to Jul. 11, 2008. | King, Donna (I1628)
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| 317 | Edward Joseph “E.J.” Perchinske, 88, of Mantua Two. W.W. II U.S. Army Air Force Veteran and retired conductor for Erie-Lackawanna and Conrail Railroads. Beloved husband of Helen (nee Bocskey) Perchinske (deceased, May 22, 2002); devoted father of Robert E. (Shirley Ann) Perchinske, and Theresa (John) Bosko; loving grandfather of Paul and Heather Perchinske, and Matthew and Ronna Bosko; dear brother of Jerome, Jack, Thomas and James Perchinske, Lucille Fox, and the late Frank and Walter Perchinske, Agnes Walker, Maryann Coan, Regina Hendrickson and Margaret Evert. NO CALLING HOURS. Mass of Christian Burial, Tuesday, May 3, 2005, 10 a.m. at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church, Mantua. (Everyone please meet at Church). Final resting place to follow at Westlawn Cemetery, Mantual Two. With Military honors. Arrangements by the Green Family Funeral Home and Crematory Service, Mantua. Freens 330-274-3145. www.greenfamilyfuneralhome.com. www.cleveland.com/obits | Perchinske, Edward Joseph (I297)
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| 318 | Ed’s brother, Tom, mentioned that his brother Ed was stationed in Hawaii the entire time during his service. He was responsible for managing supplies. | Perchinske, Edward Joseph (I297)
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| 319 | Emmigration Docu. | Wirsing, Barbara (I1003)
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| 320 | England and Wales Civil Registration Indexes | Source (S23)
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| 321 | Entombment @ Holy Cross Cemetery; Section 3, North Aisle 204-F | Malleske, Joseph Francis (I945)
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| 322 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I865)
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| 323 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I867)
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| 324 | Euclid General Hospital | Andras, Joseph (I182)
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| 325 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I866)
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| 326 | Evergreen Cemetery | Stephens, D (I1472)
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| 327 | Facebook profile indicates Roseann helped out with classes and research | Perchinske, Roseann (I133)
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| 328 | Facebook profile indicates Roseann was a former intern from 2012 to 2013 at Epic Races | Perchinske, Roseann (I133)
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| 329 | Faith Lutheran Cemetery | Fox, William B (I494)
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| 330 | Family members called her Jean. Per Jane Perchinske, she had no children. Unable to determine if Jean divorced her first husband or I have the incorrect death date of her first husband. Records show her last name as Hendrickson on her father's estate records. Her first husband is listed as deceased in 1978. Per Uncle Tom, Aunt Jean's second marriage was to a man who lost his mother at a young age and used to live with American Indians until the authorities removed him and placed him with another family. Her husband grew up learning to be a Ranch cowboy. He eventually moved to Las Vegas to become a short order cook. Aunt Jean was a waitress in LV and that is how they met. Uncle Tom mentioned that Aunt Jean died of melanoma (skin cancer). He said that she was misdiagnosed. Flew back home to Cleveland where the Cleveland Clinic helped diagnose the issue but it was too late at that time to recover. | Perchinske, Regina (I287)
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| 331 | Family trees submitted by Ancestry members. | Source (S203)
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| 332 | Father: Nicolaus András (born 1850) Mother: Maria Balun (born 1845) Siblings: * Michael Andras * Anna Andras (spouse: Palsa) Arrived U.S. about 1902 Spouse: Susanna Patka (or Putka) Married: 30 January 1905, Cleveland, Ohio Children of John Andras & Susan Putka: * Joseph Andras (1908–1999; relocated to Sun City, Arizona) * John Andras Jr (1911–1913) * Mary M Andras (1914–1985; spouse: Steve H. Matusik) * Rose Andras (1920–2007; spouse: Joseph Sakmar) * William Joseph Andras (1923–2003) married at time of death ________________________________________ John Andras, beloved husband of Susanna (nee Patka); father of Joseph, Mary, Rose and William; brother of Michael and Mrs. Anna Palsa. Funeral Tuesday, February 4, from residence, 9514 Dunlap Avenue, 8:30 a.m. Services Nativity Blessed Virgin Mary Church, 9 a.m. | András, John (I875)
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| 333 | Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930 | Source (S566)
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| 334 | Filby, P. William, ed. Passenger and Immigration Lists Index, 1500s-1900s. Farmington Hills, MI, USA: Gale Research, 2012. | Source (S713)
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| 335 | Find A Grave | Source (S7)
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| 336 | Find A Grave | Source (S324)
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| 337 | Find A Grave | Source (S355)
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| 338 | Find a Grave | Source (S682)
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| 339 | Find a Grave | Source (S702)
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| 340 | Fitchville Cemetery | Perchinske, Walter Stanley (I264)
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| 341 | Florida Divorce Index, 1927-2001 | Source (S69)
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| 342 | Fort Meigs Union Cemetery | Perchinske, Roseann (I133)
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| 343 | Fort Wayne and Allen County, Indiana Area Obituary Index, 1841 - August 2011 | Source (S551)
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| 344 | Forum Health Trumbull Memorial | Strohmeyer, Edward John Sr (I262)
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| 345 | FOX, LUCILLE B. (Perchinske) Plain Dealer, The (Cleveland, OH) - Wednesday, July 27, 2011 FOX LUCILLE B. FOX (nee Perchinske), age 84, passed away on July 23, 2011. She was the dearly beloved wife of the late John W. Fox; and the loving mother of Robert, William (Rebecca), Joan Marie (Thomas W. Smith), Barbara (Chris Petersen), Jeffrey (Laura Kelly), Patricia (James F. Quinn), Margaret (Kevin C. Baun), Kathleen (Stephen B. Smith), Carolyn Ann (Jeffrey S. Walton). Grandmother of 31 and great-grandmother of nine. Sister of James (Nancy), Thomas (Joan) and nine deceased siblings. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be forwarded to any of the following organizations that provided wonderful care to Lucy over the past seven years: The Light of Hearts Villa, 283 Union St., Bedford, 44146; Regina Health Center, 5232 Broadview Rd., Richfield, 44286 or Holy Family Hospice, 6707 State Rd., Parma 44134. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Friday, July 29, at 11 a.m., at the chapel at Regina Health Center. VISITING HOURS AT REGINA, ON THURSDAY, 2 - 4 AND 6 - 8 P.M. Arrangements by the DONALD A. FAULHABER FUNERAL HOME. | Perchinske, Lucile B (I285)
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| 346 | Frank & Laura are seated in the front row middle. Stanley Berry Jr is standing behind them. Frank Perchinske is Back Row left behind the boy. Do not know the other names in the photo. | Family: Laura Draszkiewicz / Frank Louis Jagodzinski (F232)
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| 347 | Friedericus Brug, 26 Feb, 1857 Entry #5 The year of Our Lord 1857, the 26th day of February born, by a midwife (necessitates: need, necessity; [in] necessitate baptisatus: baptized in an emergency (for instance, the child was in danger of dying before it could be formally baptized) and day 1 of March by me the undersigned conditionally has baptized the legitimate son of Josephus Brug, farmer in Bundenthal and Christina Sartor/Sarter, married Catholic couple, whose name Friedericus was imposed. Godfather is Joannes Brug, ( ) in Bundenthal. I attest as witness Carolus Grunder, pastor in Bundenthal sub conditione: conditionally (a baptism was administered conditionally when the priest could not be certain whether the child had already been baptized, for various reasons | Brug, Frederick Jr (I13)
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| 348 | Friedericus Brug, 26 Feb, 1857 Entry #5 The year of Our Lord 1857, the 26th day of February born, by a midwife (necessitatis: need, necessity; [in] necessitate baptisatus: baptized in an emergency (for instance, the child was in danger of dying before it could be formally baptized) and day 1 of March by me the undersigned conditionally has baptized the legitimate son of Josephus Brug, farmer in Bundenthal and Christina Sartor/Sarter, married Catholic couple, whose name Friedericus was imposed. Godfather is Joannes Brug, ( ) in Bundenthal. I attest as witness Carolus Grunder, pastor in Bundenthal sub conditione: conditionally (a baptism was administered conditionally when the priest could not be certain whether the child had already been baptized, for various reasons | Brug, Frederick Jr (I13)
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| 349 | From Ancestry.com: Jacob Schirf, Sr. 1 was born in Germany in March or July 1831 (died 1915) (1900 Census) and "orphaned at a tender age"supported himself in Germany by working for a shoemaker. ("Barnesboro Star", 29 June 1906). In 1854 he immigrated to America from Wurtenberg. (1880 and 1900 Census), settling initially in Allegheny County, Pa. In 1855 he married in Allegheny County Gertrude Heiler/Huber. (Ledoux,Vol.5, items 3052 and 8254). (She bornMarch 1826-D.25 April 1904).I suspect that they both may have immigrated in the same ship. In Allegheny County Jacob worked as a shoemaker making shoes for the soldiers of the Civil war under a government contract during the period 1861-1863. In late1863 he and his family moved to the Blacklick District of Susquehanna Township (i.e that part which in September 1872 became Barr Twp.). In June 1864 with the encouragement of the priests at the Benedictine Priory in Carrolltown, especially the Prior, Rev. Giles Christoph, O.S.B., the Catholic Congregation in the Blacklick District decided to build a parish church at Nicktown on a 14 acre heavily wooded tract donated by Nuichiolas Lambour. Aftetr the Bishop's approval, Prior Giles appointed Jacob Schirf as the foreman of the work of clearing the forest, excavating the foundation, and hauling the stone and lumber.He was assisted by, among others, Francis Peters, Jr. , whose sonFrancis Joseph Peters in 1911 married Jacob Schirf's granddaughter, Catherine (Katie) Schirf.(Cambria County Marriage Book41, page 615). The cornerstone for the new church was blessed on21 June 1866 and the frame building (70 x 50 ft.) completed in January 1867. Jacob Schirf owned extensive lands in the southeastern corner of Barr Township. In the 1890 Business Directory of Barr Twp. he was labeled as "Farmer and Dealer in Lumber on Schirf Creek" which flows into Blacklick Creek. Jacob's wife, Gertrude Heiler born March 1826 in Germany, immigrated 1854 to America from Wurtemberg, married Jacob in 1855, died 25 April 1904 and interred in St Nicholas Cemetery, Nicktown, Barr Twp, Cambria County, Pa. In the 1880 Census she was listed as "part blind". Jacob Schirf 1, her husband, born March or July 1831 in Germany immigrated to America in 1854 from Wurtemberg, possibly in the same ship, married Gertrude in 1855 and died January 1815. (Obituary published 2 February 1915 in Johnstown "Tribune", Will filed 8 March 1915/8 January 1917 in Cambria County Will Book 9, page 626 neither of which have I seen or reviewed). Jacob Schirf 1 and Gertrude Heiler/Huber had nine children , four of whom did not survive to maturity: 1. Peter Schirf 2 born about 1856 in Allegheny Co. married about 1878 Theresa Stoltz born 5 April 1857. 2. Sabrina Schirf 2 born March 1859 in Allegheny Co. married 23 May 1882 Adam Lulei/Lulay. Jr., son of Adam Lulay, Sr. and Sabrina Gudium. 3.&4. Two of Jacob's children gender, names, and dates of birth not evident were born probably between that of Peter & Sabrina & died in Allegheny Co. 5. Conrad Schirf 2 born8 October 1860 Allegheny Co. married twice 1) Margaret Brehm 1882, 2) Katharine Wassum 1913 ( Marriage Bk 47, pg 595). 6. Giles Schirf 2 born March 1862 Allegheny Co. married 1908 Mary Elizabeth Kirsch (Bk 35, page 637). 7. John Schirf 2 born August 1863 Allegheny Co. married 1897 Catherine Mary Nissell (Book 15 , page 61). 8. Jacob Schirf, Jr. 2 born 26 March 1865 Cambria County, (Ledoux Vol 5, Item 3052).Died 1881 St Nicholas Cemetery, Nicktown, Pa. 9. Nicholas Schirf 2 born 27 May 1869 Cambria County. (Ledoux, Vol 5, Item 8254). Died 1881 St Nicholas Cemetery, Nicktown. | Schirf, Jacob Sr (I1036)
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| 350 | From the Altoona Mirror Oct. 30, 1942 Edward E. Schirf of 806 First avenue, for the past thirty-five years a locomotive fireman and engineer on the Pittsburgh division died at his residence at 11.15 o'clock yesterday morning following a six months' illness. He was born in the city Nov. 18, 1889, a son of Peter and Theresa (Stoltz) Schirf, and married Josephine Eckenrode Nov. 8, 1916. Surviving are the wife and the following children, Ensign Vincent E., of the naval base at Newport, R.I; Herbert and Esther of the city: Paul, Pauline and Gertrude, at home, four grandchildren, and the following brothers and sisters: Thomas of Anadarko, Okla.; Mrs. Anna Stroehmeyer of Niles, O.; Nickola of Bellwood, Frank, Dennis and Mrs. Mary Shank of Altoona. One son preceded him in death. He was a member of Mount Carmel Catholic church and the B. of L.E. Friends are being received at the N.A. Stevens mortuary. | Schirf, Edward Englebert (I98)
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