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| 451 | Married at the Catholic Chapel in George Town | Family: Daniel Shea / Mary Flaherty (F92)
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| 452 | Married by Catholic Priest | Family: Franz Anton Deis / Catherine Zimmer (F459)
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| 453 | Married by Rev. John P Barry (of Irish Descent) | Family: Charles H Bace / Ellen Shea (F24)
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| 454 | Married by Rev. M V Munley | Family: James McFarland Archey / Catherine Amelia Strohmeyer (F1267)
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| 455 | Married by W.J. Zoul justice of the peace | Family: Thomas Alfred Grimshaw / Elizabeth May Van Dellen (F122)
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| 456 | Martin E. Shea, age 93, beloved husband of Christine (deceased), dearest father of Arlene Strohmeier, grandfather of nine, great grandfather of 16. A memorial mass will be celebrated Saturday, Sept 20 at 9:30a.m. at St. Barnabas Church, 9451 Brandywine Rd., Northfield. Arrangements by Riczo Funeral Home. | Shea, Martin Edward (I260)
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| 457 | Mary Anne L. Coan (Perchinske) Plain Dealer, The (Cleveland, OH) - Tuesday, October 5, 2004 COAN MARY ANNE L. COAN (nee Perchinske), age 83. Beloved wife of the late James E., D.O. and the late Michael Danko; loving mother of William Danko (Mary Lou),Suzanne Danko (deceased), Michael Danko (Kathleen), Thomas Danko and Kevin J. Coan (Kim); cherished grandmother of Michel J., Kristen Adamonis (Christopher), Michael J., Matthew, Adam, Eric and Kayla; great-grandmother of Caitlyn and Brandon Adamonis; dear sister of Edward Perchinske, Jerome Perchinske, Jack Perchinske, Thomas Perchinske, Lucy Fox, James Perchinske and the late Frank Perchinske, Agnes Walker, Jean King and Margie Evert. In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions in her name are suggested to The Little Sisters of the Poor or The Hospice of the Western Reserve. Friends may call at THE FERFOLIA FUNERAL HOME 356 W. AURORA RD. (OH. RT. 82), SAGAMORE HILLS FOR VISITATION WEDNESDAY 3-7 P.M. Funeral Thursday 9:30 a.m. at the funeral home. Services St. Barnabas Catholic Church 10 a.m. Interment All Saints Cemetery. www.cleveland.com/obits | Perchinske, Maryanne L (I286)
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| 458 | Mary Ellen (Shea) Brownlee was raised in the West End of Pittsburgh, PA where her family was deeply rooted with the St. James Church. She & her husband moved to Summity County, OH where she raised her eight kids and then became a nurse in 1975. She died at the young age of 54 after a courageous battle against cancer. She is dearly missed by the growing family and many friends she left behind. | Shea, Mary Ellen (I1459)
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| 459 | Mary Leonard was 14 years old at time of marriage | Family: Henry Sylvester Travis / Mary Leonard (F1273)
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| 460 | Mary Shea (Nee Brannigan) passed away in 1911. Some time after her passing, Bridget A Shea, Martin E Shea and William J Shea, all siblings were living in the South Evanston Ave home. | Shea, Bridget A (I7)
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| 461 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I456)
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| 462 | Marymount Hospital 12300 McCracken Rd Cause of death - Acute Cardiopulmonary Decompensation (Heart Failure) | Strohmeyer, Clement Alvin Sr (I258)
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| 463 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I452)
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| 464 | Marymount Hospital Cause of Death: Unknown | Andras, Stephen J (I270)
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| 465 | Massiillon State Hospital | Bell, Ruth Leona (I1308)
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| 466 | Massilon State Hospital | Shea, Ellen (I78)
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| 467 | Meadow Ridge Memorial Park Cemetery, | Shank, Vesta Theresa (I1318)
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| 468 | Meridia South Pointe Hospital | Perchinske, Maryanne L (I286)
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| 469 | Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool | Shannon, Thomas Vincent (I1454)
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| 470 | Michigan Death Index | Source (S498)
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| 471 | Michigan, Marriage Records, 1867–1952. Michigan Department of Community Health, Division for Vital Records and Health Statistics. | Source (S499)
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| 472 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I156)
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| 473 | Military - Enlisted 26 Feb 1864 in Company H, 22nd Pennsylvania Provisional Calvary at age 33 for 3 years or duration. He was described as 5' 9 1/2", Blue eyes, light hair, light complexion. | Travis, Pvt Martin (I1474)
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| 474 | Minnesota Birth Index, 1935-1995 | Source (S176)
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| 475 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I252)
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| 476 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I253)
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| 477 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I253)
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| 478 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I253)
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| 479 | MonthAlias: 1; QuarterOfYear: Jan-Feb-Mar; MonthAlias: 2 | Shea, Jeremiah (I74)
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| 480 | Mount Calvary Cemetery | Pijaczynski, Antoinette (I799)
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| 481 | Mount Calvary Cemetery | Mattis, Elizabeth Eldora (I84)
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| 482 | Mount Calvary Cemetery 94 Mount Calvary Ln | Pijaczynski, Michalina (I724)
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| 483 | Mount Calvary Cemetery 94 Mount Calvary Ln; Gravesite Details: Sacred Heart Division 2/1/ROW 2/2, Interment #3922 | Jagodzinski, Michael (I725)
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| 484 | Mount Calvary Cemetery; Holy Cross, Row 9, Grave 2 Gravesite Details Interment #9312 | Jagodzinski, Stanislaus (I800)
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| 485 | Mount Olivet Cemetery | Brug, Carl Frank (I21)
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| 486 | Mount Olivet Cemetery | Spooner, Mary Louise (I1395)
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| 487 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I692)
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| 488 | Muddy Creek Cemetery, | Timblin, Joseph (I1525)
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| 489 | Mustered out with Company H, 3d Regiment Provisional Cavalry, October 31, 1865 | Travis, Pvt Martin (I1474)
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| 490 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Living (I123)
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| 491 | My Mom, Patricia Strohmeier said her parents moved from Solon to Northfield village in the 1960s because The property tax rate in Solon was becoming too expensive. That is the reason for moving to Northfield and that is why they sold their home to their daughter, Christine and her husband Ron Barger. Clem Strohmeier was a member of the Order of Alhambra (Carmona Caravan). The purpose of the Alhambra remained unchanged until 1958, when a plan was developed whereby the Alhambra would sponsor a definite Charity, the training of Religious to teach exceptional children - - the blind, deaf, dumb, handicapped, or retarded. The Cleveland chapter of the Alhambra organization is known as Carmona Caravan. Carmona Caravan's main focus is to support programs for children/adults with special needs in the Cleveland area. 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 agree 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 ------- | Strohmeyer, Clement Alvin Sr (I258)
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| 492 | Name CLEMENT STROHMEIER Address1 94 BEECH AVE City NORTHFIELD State OH Postal Code 44067 Date of Death 8/28/1985 Date of Burial 8/30/1985 Age (in Years) 74 Gender Male Cemetery Name All Saints Section Number 3 Lot 1889 Grave Number 4 Latitude 41.290547840914200 Longitude -81.535052945249800 | Strohmeyer, Clement Alvin Sr (I258)
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| 493 | Name is not engraved on gravestone. Gravesite Details No gravestone found. | Tracey, Rose Mary (I1368)
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| 494 | Name: Andras, Elizabeth Date: Apr 10 1949 Source: Cleveland Press, Reel #2 Notes: Andras: Elizabeth (nee Jurcak), beloved wife of the late Michael; dearest mother of Joseph, John, Mary Blatnica, Stephen, Sue Spaneler, Ann Perchinske and Edward. Friends received at late residence, 10005 Dunlap Ave., where services will be held Monday. April 11, 1949, at 9 a. m. and at Nativity B. V. M. Church at 9:30 a. m. | Jurcak, Elizabeth Mary (I257)
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| 495 | Name: Andras, John Date: Feb 2 1941 Source: unknown, Reel #2 Notes: Andras: John, beloved husband of Susanna (nee Putka); father of Joseph, Mary, Rose and William; brother of Michael and Mrs. Anna Palsa. Funeral Tuesday, Feb. 4, from residence, 9514 Dun | András, John (I875)
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| 496 | Name: Girodat, Peter J. Sr. Date: Dec ? 1954 Source: Cleveland Press, Reel #112 Notes: Girodat, Peter J. Sr., residence, 3715 E. 103d, beloved husband of Caroline (nee Adelmann), father of Peter J. Jr., Mildred Strohmeyer, and Mary Beranck, and grandfat | Girodat, Peter Joseph (I1066)
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| 497 | Name: Jogdzinski, Stella Date: Jun 22 1971 Source: Cleveland Press, Reel #121 Notes: Jogdzinski. Stella Jogdzinski (nee Perchinske), beloved wife of the late Stanislaus, dear sister of John and Mary Novak and the deceased: Walter, Frank and Joseph, beloved aunt, great-aunt and great-great-aunt. Funeral Mass Wednesday, June 23, SS. Peter and Paul Church, 9 A.M. Friends received at Golubski Funeral Home, corner Garfield Blvd. and Turney Rd., Tuesday 2-5 And 7-9 P.M. | Pijaczynski, Stanislawa (I786)
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| 498 | Name: Meese, Susan Date: ? Source: Cleveland Press, Reel #127 Notes: Meese. Susan Meese (nee Andras), passed away at Miami Beach, Fla. Dear sister of Joseph, John, Mary Blatnic, Stephen, Anne Perchinske, Edward and Cecelia (deceased). Friends received at The Hopko Funeral Home, 3601 E. 93d St., south of Union Ave., From 2-10 P. M. Wednesday, where services will be held Thursday, Apr. 14, at 10 A. M. Please omit flowers. | Andras, Susan (I268)
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| 499 | Name: Shea, William J. Sr. Date: Aug 6 1955 Source: Cleveland Press, Cleveland Necrology File Reel #127 Notes: Shea, William J. Sr., late residence, 2134 W. 85th, beloved husband of Margaret (O'Brien), dear father of William J. Jr., Marion Ledvina, Margaret Taylor, Betty Bett, Doris Graziano, and James, and grandfather, brother of Martin E., and Margaret Tracey. Friends received at Corrigan Funeral Home, Lorain Ave. at W. 148 St. (After 5 P. M. Saturday). Funeral mass Monday, Aug. 8, St. Ignatius Church at 10 a. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery. | Shea, William Joseph (I8)
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| 500 | Name: Smith, John E. (Jack) Date: Feb 14 1949 Source: unknown, Reel #75 Notes: Smith, John E. (Jack), beloved husband of Kathryn (nee Kelly); father of Margaret, Thomas, and the late Jackie; brother of Stephen, Joseph, Mary Malleske, Ann, Veronica, Mrs. J. Wellendorf, and the late Mrs. S. Perchinske; residence, 11713 Hazeldell Rd. Friends may call at The Monreal Co. Funeral Home, St. Clair Ave. at E. 110th St. Services at St. Aloysius Church Tuesday, Feb. 15, at 10 a. m. Youngstown papers please copy. | Smetanovsky, John Edward (I272)
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