Notes
Matches 1,901 to 1,950 of 5,969
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| 1901 | Chanute Air Force Base Hospital | Stonestreet, Shelia Marie (I1312)
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| 1902 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Brecht, Catharina Barbara (I291)
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| 1903 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Constantine Jacob (I9819)
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| 1904 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Anna Jacobina Rebecca (I9820)
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| 1905 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Gaenzle, Anna Maria (I10690)
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| 1906 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Charles W (I10707)
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| 1907 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Christian Friederich (I10702)
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| 1908 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Gaenzle, Anna Maria (I10690)
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| 1909 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Christian Friederich (I10702)
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| 1910 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Gaenzle, Anna Maria (I10690)
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| 1911 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Emma Louisa (I10691)
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| 1912 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Emma Louisa (I10691)
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| 1913 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Gaenzle, Anna Maria (I10690)
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| 1914 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Emma Louisa (I10691)
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| 1915 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Henry Edward (I10693)
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| 1916 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Gaenzle, Anna Maria (I10690)
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| 1917 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Emma Louisa (I10691)
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| 1918 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Emma Louisa (I10691)
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| 1919 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Henry Edward (I10693)
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| 1920 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Henry Edward (I10693)
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| 1921 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Henry Edward (I10693)
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| 1922 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Henry Edward (I10693)
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| 1923 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Spotts, Martha Jane (I10697)
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| 1924 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Spotts, Martha Jane (I10697)
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| 1925 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Christian Friederich (I10702)
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| 1926 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Christian Friederich (I10702)
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| 1927 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Christian Friederich (I10702)
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| 1928 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Charles W (I10707)
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| 1929 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Charles W (I10707)
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| 1930 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Mertz, Charles W (I10707)
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| 1931 | Charles Evans Cemetery | Deininger, Florence Allen (I13272)
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| 1932 | Charles Evans Cemetery; Secion I, Lot 58-59 | Deininger, Christian J (I48)
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| 1933 | Charles is buried in Partlow Cemetery, Armstrong, Vermillion County, Illinois. | Obenland, Charles Wesley (I4035)
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| 1934 | Charles is Emma's brother. | Source (S160)
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| 1935 | Charles is Emma's brother. | Source (S160)
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| 1936 | Charles is not listed on their website, but his wife and son are (under the last name Obenland.) The clerk in the office checked the plot book and that lists Charles and the other two under the last name of Oberland. Charles is listed under Charles F Oberland. I don't know where the "F" came from, as his middle name was Louis. Maybe it was an "L" but was transcribed as an "F" by mistake. Charles is not listed on The Evergreens website as Oberland either. | Source (S2143)
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| 1937 | Charles or Charlie as he was known by, was born in August of 1839 in Ohnholz, Wurttemburg, Germany. The month and year are taken from the 1900 Census. His parents were Ludwig Heinrich Obenland and his wife, Anna Maria Kronmueller. The 1900 Census also states that both Charles and Friedericka immigrated to the United States in 1865. Any other information regarding their arrival in the U.S is unknown. Whether Charles and Friedericka knew each other in Germany, met on the ship or met here in New York is also unknown. On May 20, 1866 he married Friedericka Pauline Bernecker in Manhattan County, New York. The marriage certificate is #216. Charles and Freda had eight children but only 5 lived. They were: Julie, Charles, Louisa, Frieda and Gustave. In the 1880 Census, the family was living at 316 E. 47th Street, in New York City. Charles was working in a brewery. By 1900, the family had moved to Neptune Avenue in Brooklyn. Charles listed his occupation in 1900 as "hotel." Whether he owned a hotel or was employed at one, we don't know. In the 1910 Census, Charles and his wife were retired and living at 110 Neptune Ave. in Brooklyn. Charles was 70 and his wife was 65. Charles must have passed away by 1920, because he is not listed in the census for that year. His wife, Friedericka, is listed living with their daughter, Frieda and her second husband, Jack Walsh. Burial Unknown LDS batch C922782 | Obenland, Karl (I3529)
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| 1938 | Charles was a graduate of Bradley University in Peoria, IL. He was a electrical engineer for General Electric. Charles passed away from a heart attack. He was on his way home from his mother's funeral. | Chapman, Charles Soule (I1416)
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| 1939 | Charles was the son of Charles Obenland and his wife, Agnes Magee . He was born in Brooklyn, New York on May 9, 1896. Charles grew up on Coney Island, in Brooklyn, where his father was an inspector for the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, which later became the Brooklyn Manhattan Transit. The family lived at the Culver Depot where Charles worked. On Surf Avenue, the depot was where all the trains arrived and departed on Coney Island. This is right in the heart of Coney Island. Imagine growing up there like the Obenland children did! They lived and played right across the street from the Dreamland Amusement Park, the Iron Tower and the Iron Pier and just down the street from Steeplechase Park and Luna Park, with its many amusements and thousands of electric lights. It was an exciting place for a child, with throngs of people watching the parades up and down Surf Avenue. On June 5, 1917, Charles registered for the draft for World War I. He was single and working for a Frankfort Co. at 123 William Street. His draft card describes Charles as being tall, of medium build with brown eyes and hair. On June 19, 1918, the Brooklyn Daily Eagle published a list of men who were ordered by their draft board to Camp Upton. (page 1, column 4). Camp Upton is in Yaphank on Long Island and during WWI, was where new inductees were processed and trained. According to the list in the newspaper, Charles' local draft board was #57. An abstract of his WWI service states that Charles was inducted into the United States Army on June 23, 1918. His service number was 3201494. That same record shows that he served overseas from September 8, 1918 to June 27, 1919. Charles was Honorably Discharged on July 2, 1919. By 1920, the family had moved to 550 Surf Avenue. According to Google Earth, this is where the New York Aquarium now stands. In the 1930 Census, Charles was still single. During this census, Charles and his mother were living with Charles' sister, Agnes and her husband, Arthur Toppin on Coney Island, at the house his parents lived in when his father was killed. The address was 1427 E. 4th St. On August 7, 1937, Charles married Jessie Emma Pilgrim. The wedding took place in Kings County, New York, probably in Brooklyn, maybe even on Coney Island. As of this writing, I haven't found any children born to the couple. Charles died on March 22, 1942. His cause of death is unknown until I receive his death certificate. (#6179) His funeral was held on March 24, 1942 at E.C Waldeck's Home For Funerals. He was buried the day after his funeral in The Evergreens Cemetery in Brooklyn. (Burial number 334150.) As of this revision, on August 3, 2014, I have no idea what happened to his wife after his death. | Obenland, Charles Arthur (I595)
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| 1940 | Chelten Hills Cemetery | Sellenheim, Albert F (I7492)
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| 1941 | Chestnut Grove Cemetery | Link, David A Sr (I9717)
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| 1942 | Chestnut Grove Cemetery | Stiles, Hannah (I9739)
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| 1943 | Chey | Ketzner, Robert William (I5416)
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| 1944 | Children not listed by first name are Tyrus, Robin, Ronald, Jerry, David and Michael. | Whiteman, Juanita June (I2170)
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| 1945 | Children not listed by first name are Tyrus, Robin, Ronald, Jerry, David and Michael. | Ferguson, Ronald Clarence (I2478)
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| 1946 | Christ Hospital | Roell, Otto Alphonse Jr (I4439)
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| 1947 | Christ Hospital | Roell, Lawrence William (I4441)
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| 1948 | Christened 04 JUL 1869 Evangelisch, Neckarwestheim, Neckarkreis, Wuerttemberg | Bayha, Wilhelmine Elisabeth (I3248)
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| 1949 | Christened 19 Oct 1884 in the Lutheran Church in Owen, Donaukreis, Wurttemberg, Germany | Kling, Anna Martha (I515)
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| 1950 | Christened 22 Jul 1789 Evangelisch, Ilsfeld, Neckarkreis, Wuerttemberg LDS Batch C926742 | Leibbrand, Dorothea Friederike (I353)
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