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1501

There is a 'Mary Nenn' listed at FamilySearch.org, as having been born on the 12th June, in Oshkosh. Father was listed as Chas. Nenn

Nenn, Emma Pauline (I237)

1502

There is a James H. Arthur that is buried at the same cemetry as Mary, dated 15 September, 1960 (born 1875)

Arthur, James Hope (I101)

1503

There was a 'Hedy Nenn' (female) listed as being born 03 March, 1885, Menesha, Winnebago, Wisconsin. Father was listed as Ferdinand Nenne, mother Anna Ziem.

Possibly lived in Ripon, Wisconsin, USA, as per - (FROM FamilyHistory.com)

Ripon Newspaper, at Ripon Library.AUGUST GRASEE TAKEN BY DEATH AT THE AGE OF 79Native of Germany Came Here With Parents When NineteenAugust Grasee, 79, well-known Town of Ripon farmer, died Friday afternoon at an Oshkosh hospital he had been in ill health for a number of years. For the past 17 years, since the death of his wife, he had made his home at the home of his son, Robt. H. Grasee, one mile north of Ripon WI. The deceased was born in Germany, Jan. 28, 1855 and came to this country with his parents when he was nineteen years of age. He was married to Fredericka Haman, a native of Germany on June 7, 1876 and, they made their home on a farm three miles north of Ripon. In 1883 they moved, to the present homestead, where Mrs Grasee 's death occurred several years ago. Mr. Grasee was a member of the First Evangelical Church for many years.Four sons and a daughter survive the deceased, William F. and Albert O. of Oshkosh, WI, Edward A. of Milwaukee, Robert H. Grasee of Ripon WI and Mrs. Florance Kohnke of Oshkosh WI. There are also sixteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren surviving. The Rev. Paul C . Kehle conducted funeral services from the family home at one-thirty o'clock Monday afternoon and from the church on Scott Street at two o'clock. Burial was in the Rush Lake cemetery. Pallbearers were: Henry Tetzlaff, Fred Roeske, M. H. Heinzelman, Otto Schlagel and Edward Siewert.Out of town relatives and friends attending the funeral included:Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Grasee and family, Albert Grasee and son, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kohnke and son, Miss Olive Grasee, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Klug, Arno Klug, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sherwood, Mrs. Franz and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Redmann and Son, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Reeck, Mrs John Bobzin, Mrs. Helen Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. August Ebert, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Gomoll (gomolls are my grand parents-jan), Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nenn, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ahrens, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hable, Miss Lucille Gardner, Mrs. Marie Mccombs and children, Henry Werwick, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ferch and son of Oshkosh; Mr, and Mrs. Edward Grasee and Family, Everett Grasee of Milwaukee, Harold Grasee, Joliet, Ill. Harvey Grasee and Mrs. Adell Gravey, Chicago Ill. Donald Pause, Green Bay, WI, Mr. and Mrs. William Neitzel, Pickett, WI, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Redermann, Green Lake, WI, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wienke, Texas.

Nenn, Karl Ferdinand (I233)

1504

Thomas arrived aboard the ship Lyonin 1634, with brothers Richard and Gamaliel.

Wait, Thomas (I186)

1505

Thomas Halloran & Anne Mary Medwin

Family F329

1506

Thomas Henry Kempster

Kempster, Thomas Henry (I650)

1507

Thomas Jackson

Jackson, Thomas (I820)

1508

Thomas James

James, Thomas (I2272)

1509

Thomas James

James, Thomas (I2272)

1510

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Family F1719

1511

Thomas Medwin

Medwin, Thomas (I1100)

1512

Thomas Medwin

Medwin, Thomas (I1062)

1513

Thomas Medwin

Medwin, Thomas (I981)

1514

Thomas Verd

Verd, Edward T (I1663)

1515

Thomasina Cornish 1831 - 31 Oct 1909 aged 78, of old age. Her son in law, James Paterson reported she was born at St Coloum, Cornwall, England and about 60 years in Victoria. Thomasina Cornish was a free settler to Australia, who arrived in Victoria as an unassisted passenger aboard the Adelaide in June 1849. Thomasina was 18 years old and travelled with her 26 year old sister Elizabeth. Within the shipping records, Thomasina's occupation was listed as a child maid and her sister as a house servant. They had travelled from their place of birth, Cornwell England.

Cornish, Thomasina (I74)

1516

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

Living (I138)

1517

Thos Osmund Abbott

Abbott, Thomas Osmund (I1199)

1518

Thos Osmund Abbott

Abbott, Thomas Osmund (I1199)

1519

Thos Osmund Abbott

Abbott, Thomas Osmund (I126)

1520

Through adoption, Maria Katrina Zeigler changed her name to Anna S. Lyons.

Anna was a member of the South Baptist Church and the Woman’s Relief Corps of Nathaniel Lyon Post, G.A.R., of which Mr Jackson was a past commander.

In 1860, Anna was living with Juliana Lyon (born 1823), Abigail Chappell (born 1791) and Lydia Park (born 1820). Juliana, Lydia and Anna’s occupation is listed as “operative”.

Zeigler, Maria Katrina (Anna Lyon) (I16)

1521

Timothy Engley, (1757-1837), enlisted 1775 in Capt. Andrew Peter's company. Col. Joseph Read's regiment and marched to Roxbury. In 1779 he served in Rhode Island and also in New York under Capt. Jeremiah Battles. In 1832 he was allowed a pension for twenty months actual service as private and sergeant, Massachusetts line. His widow also received a pension. He was bom and died in Mendon, Mass.

Engley, Timothy (I1297)

1522

Timothy Kaley

Kaley, Timothy (I1676)

1523

Timothy Kaley

Kaley, Timothy (I1676)

1524

Timothy Kaley

Kaley, Timothy (I1676)

1525

Timothy Kaley