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Adam Breckheimer & Katharinaa Braun were married on Easter Sunday, 1849. Some of the dates were taken from Adam's diary. It was very old and dilapitated.

Family: F20135

After John and Elizabeth married, Julius left the partnership in the farm, and had his brother Arthur Kestell build him a new home in Elkhart Lake. He worked at the Farmers Mercantile Co. until it went out of business. After that, he was the school janitor for many years in Elkhart Lake.

Family: F19818

All of the children of this family remained unmarried and live together on the family farm. This information was taken from the Pfefferle Family tree that was given to me.

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Anna Kestell married Nicholas Franzen of Marytown 6 Sept. 1904 at St. George's Catholic Church at Elkhart Lake, WI., by Rev. Schmitz of Kiel. They had a reception at the home of her father and then went to Milwaukee for a few days for their honeymoon. They had one daughter Mary, who was an epileptic who could not talk after the age of four years. Anna died 5 Mar. 1938 of intestinal Cancer and her daughter died a few months later - 11 June 1938.

Family: F19817

by the Rev. J. Schmitz

Family: F20051

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Heinrich Ludwig was a Widower when he married Maria Josepha Ludwig.

Family: F20260

Henry Breckheimer and Christina Henschel were married in a civil ceremony. Manitowoc County records, volume 6, page 29.

Family: F20047

History of Kestel Bros. Company: On May 6th, two brothers, John A. Kestel and George J. Kestel, opened a small general merchandise business under the name of Kestel Bros., at 302 N. Central Ave., then known as the 'Zeidler' building. Their capital was small, but their enthusiasm and determination was big. Their motto was, "Honesty is the Best Policy." They believed in selling honest merchandise at honest prices.
Their first three years, sales were small in figures, but big in the vision they had for the future. The business grew steady, but not phenomenal. On January 10th, 1910, the Michael Steinmetz business was taken over and a company was then formed which was called Kestel Bros. Company, which was incorporated under the laws of the State of Wisconsin. The company was capitalized at $25,000.00. The stockholders on above date were: C. E. Blodgett, John a Kestel, George J. Kestel, and J. M. Berg. The business during the first year under the new corporation increased 100%. On Feb. 1st, 1913, J. A. Kestel secured an option on Mr. C. E. Blodgett's stock and on March 1st, 1913, turned over this stock to 39 people in this city and rural districts with the guarantee of 6% on their investment and 5% on their purchases. It was at this time that the other brothers, Harry W. Kestel, Joseph J. Kestel, Math. J. Kestel and Peter J. Kestel, as also Math. P. Michaels, Joseph Seidl and Louis Rembs became stockholders of Kestel Bros. Co.
(This was taken in part from a brochure named "History of Kestel Bros. Company". Sometime in the later 20's or early 30's the Company was sold and most of the Kestell's moved from the Marshfield area to the State of Washington, including their parents, the George Kestell & Ferdinanda Tiry, or Mr. & Mrs. George Kestell.)

Family: F19826

Information received from Peter F. Rheingans, Richfield, WI.

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Family: F19908

Jakob was the Mayor of Weiler starting 13 Sept. 169

Family: F20193

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Family: F2191

Julius Breckheimer went to Milwaukee as a young man and married and was a very successful business man. All of the Breckheimers were successful, except one brother Ambrose. He never married and he never seemed to own anything.

Family: F20050

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Family: F11080

Lucille was a teacher. Lucille Kestell Piper died June 26, 2002 in Chicago. She was cremated, and buried on Aug. 4, 2002 at Holy Rosary Cemetery, New Holstein, Wi.

Family: F19906

Margaret and Frank Rollman lived in South Dakota and Colorado, then came back to Wisconsin and resided in West Allis for twenty years. They then retired in Denver CO. Frank was a barber.

Family: F19823

Marriage Notes for CUNIGUNTA (CHRISTINA) and CHARLES DALLMANN:
This information obtained from the Germantown Historical Society, Death file #1547 at West Bend, Birth file #4221, the 1900 US Census. 7 children were living in 1900.

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Married by by the Rev. William Schlei.

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married by Rev. Kolbe.

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Munichen was a juryman in Dudeldorf.

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Family: F19922

Robert Schultz was drafted ito the United States Army on Oct. 31, 1942 and received his honorable discharge on Nov. 20, 1945.

Family: F20763

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They were married in the rectory.

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Vol. 8, P. 66

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Walter & Leona lived in rural Nelson and Eddy counties, and then retired to Tolna, N. Dak. He farmed all of his life. Walter had George as his first name, but always used Walter Breckheimer.

Family: F20526

William was a twin to Herman Brickheimer. The northern Wisconsin Brickheimers spell their name with an I, while the rest of the Breckheimers spell their name with an 'e'.

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Donald J. Anderson was born Donald J. Schuh, but he changed his name to Anderson. Noone in the family seems to know the reason.

Donald grew up in Marshfield and attended the University of Wisconsin Madison, earning an Engineering degree. He spent some years in San Diego and moved to Port Orchard in the 1970's. He worked as an HVAC engineer at PSNS until an auto accident medically retired him in 1984.

(SCHUH) ANDERSON, Donald J.

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Charles grew up in Marshfield, Wi.,and attended the University of Wisconsin, Madison, earning an Engineering degree. He spent some time in San Diego,and moved to Port Howard in the 1970's. He worked as an HVAC engineer at PSNS until an auto accident medically retired him in 1984.

ANDERSON, Donald J. Schuh

Hillarie moved to the Sheboygan area as a child and was a 1922 graduate of Sheboygan High School. He attended Marquette University and received his degree in dentistry from the Marquette School of Dentistry in 1927. He was a partner in dental practice with Dr. Albert Bersch in Sheboygan from 1927 to 1954. From 1954 to 1956, he served as a Commander in the US Navy Dental Corps, serving in Astoria, OR and Guam. He returned to private practice in Sheboygan in 1958 and then became Director of Dental Services for the Milwaukee County institution, retiring in 1972.

ANHALT, Hillarie Peter

Raymond Archer was born in Belgrade, Minnesota on the 23 April 1910 to Martin Thompson, and Hazel Lawrence. His father passed away when the older children in the family were quite young. His mother remarried to Mr. Archer, and Ray was given the name Archer, so that all of the children in the family would have the same name. There were children born to Hazel and Mr. Archer also. Ray had a heart attack on September 30th, 1981 at his home in Adell, Sheboygan Co., WI. He is buried on St. Patrick's cemetery, just east of Adell, WI.
Ray farmed for a number of years and then to Kohler Company until he retired.

ARCHER, Raymond Thompson

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Grandpa Baer died of hardening of the arteries at 81 years. He also had a water leg for many years.

BAER, Grandpa

Jeffrey Bandow is a Pressman

BANDOW, Jeffrey Lynn

Ludwig Bastian came to America in 1882, to Milwaukee, where he was employed in the Schiltz Palm Garden by Mr. & Mrs. Otto Osthoff. In 1887 he came to Elkhart Lake with Mr. and Mrs. Osthoff, owners of Osthoff Hotel. Ludwig married Anna Maria Koblenz 17 Sept. 1987. He was caretaker of this hotel until the time of his death, November 29, 1931. He was of the Catholic religion. Indians lived in and around Elkhart Lake during the first years of their married life. Ludwig Bastian and his wife are buried on St. George Catholic Cemetery in the town of Rhine, Sheboygan Co., WI.

BASTIAN, Ludwig

Virginia worked for the U.S. Department of Agriculture until her retirement in 1987.

BAUMANN, Virginia

Magdalena died shortly after childbirth.

BECHMANN, Maria Magdalena L.

Steven Becker was a Landscaper/owner.

BECKER, Steven Mitchell