THE FAMILY HISTORY OF JOSEPH AND MARIANNA (DERRA) SHULFER

Joseph Shulfer and Marianna Derra were married at Klukowa Huta, West Prussia, on February 6, 1837. (LDS film no. 072, 746 marriages) The witnesses at their marriage were Michael Matyka and Johann Patoka. Having both male witnesses is still traditional in Europe today.

Joseph and Marianna, were both age 23 at the time of their marriage.

I had received this from my cousin Marcy( Marcella Shulfer, who parents are Alois and Ester Shulfer)Trzinski after the death of my mother Virgina (Shulfer) Disher., she was very successful in tracking down the family members through the Genealogical Society from the Mormom Church of Salt Lake City, that have gathered world-wide parish records, and have put them on microfilm, Film no. 544,864 Stendsitz, West Prussia, had the births of ten children of Joseph and Marianna Shulfer, seven of them to have come to America, and have as many descendants in the state of Wisconsin - especially Portage County.

Joseph Shulfer, born 1813, supposedly came to the United States and landed at the port of Baltimore in August of 1860, according to his paper of intention of wanting to become a U.S. citizen, signed at the Portage County courthouse in Nov. of 1861. Immigrants coming to Baltimore primary were those who were making their destination in the midwest. Many railroad tracks went directly to the docks, so that the emigrants could load onto the rail cars at this point. From here rode to Pittsburgh , at this time . and those with sufficient funds were able to continue westward by rail to Chicago or Milwaukee -wagon and ox was the general mode of transportation on land at this time, between shorter destinations.

A genealogist search the Baltimore passenger list, as well as the Library of Congress passenger lists from 1858-1863, and this Shulfer family line could not be found--although passenger lists were not always complete so, it is not known if the family came over at the same time, but it is more probable they did not. quite often the father or an older son came over a year or so before the rest of the family to get established before they would send for the rest of the family .

The youngest child in the family, Theophill Simon, was born December 10, 1860, so that gives reason to think the father may have gone ahead of the rest of the family, being arrived in Baltimore in August of August of 1860. Older sons, John and Joseph gave the year of 1861 as coming to the U. S. and arriving at Baltimore. The story has been passed down that a male child died on the ship coming to America. Theophil Simon had to have been the male child. Many passengers were often stricken with cholera, and other diseases and illnesses that were fatal; their bodies then wrapped in canvas and dropped into the ocean. It has been said to mother , Marianna, also died on the ship or else in Milwaukee, en route to Portage County. There has been no record of her being in Portage county.

Joseph Shulfer (spelled Sulfher) first appeared on June 22, 1870 Town of Sharon census, Ellis Post Office, a farmer age 58 given, from Prussia , listed with a son, Michael age 16, who is a farmer laborer, and a son Thomas, age 12, at school. The worth of his real estate was $500, $350 personal estate, and a few animals listed; which was quite the norm for the period of time. His son, Joseph, (spelled Shulfer) age 26, was also listed in the 1870 town of Sharon census, as a farmer, with $200 value of real estate, and $100 his personal estate. Frank Lukasveitz, age 24 listed living at the same household and a farm laborer, Another son,John, age 30 was listed in the town of Hull census, with his wife, Maria,and 3 children: Anna 4, Nettie 3, and Frank 6 mths. In the 1880 census, Town of Stockton, Joseph Shulfer, age 67, a widower, is listed as making his home with son, John and family. Joseph Shulfer died august 10, 1883. and was buried at St. Casimir's Cemetery on the 12th of August - Church records there give his age as 75 - more likely his actual age was 70.

( The name Shulfer has had various spelling - Szulfer, Schulfer, Silpher, Sulfher, Shilpher, Sulfert - especially on earlier records.

They had 10 children.

Marriage: 06 Feb 1837, Klukowa Huta, West Prussia

They were married at the catholic Church at Polonia. Their names appeared on the 1870 census living in the town of Hull, and had three children at that time -Anna, Nettie and Frank. On June 25, 1880 census, they were living in the town of Stockton, and had 7 children- Anna, Matilda, Frank, Frances, Joseph, Leon and Mary. The father Joseph Shulfer age 67 and a widower was listed as living with them. It was said that he came to America at age 24, records prove that to be true; as John Shulfer immigrated to this country to the port of Baltimore in August of 1861. John was the first child born to his parents at Klkowahuta, Stendsitz, West Prussia - now known as Stezyca, Gdansk, poland. Marianna Lorbicki was born at Lippusch, Kr.Berent, West Prussia, and immigrated to this country in 1859 according to the 1900 census. They both were buried at the St. mary's Cemetery at Francher --John on 12-27-1922 and Mary on 11-18-1922. They had a family of 11 children.

Baptism: 13 Dec 1837, Klukowa Huta¹¹

Immigration: Aug 1861, Baltimore, MD

Mrs. Mary Shulfer, one of the oldest residents of the Fancer district, passed away at 7:15 o'clock Thursday morning at the home of a daughter, Mrs. George Sankey, one-half mile west of St. Mary church. Mrs. Shulfer age was 76 years. she is survived by her aged husband, now in poor health, and two daughter and three sons.

Funeral services will be held at the Fancer church Saturday morning at 9'o clock. Rev. J. Chylinski officiating, interment following in the parish cemetery. (Stevens Point Journal, Friday, November 17, 1922)

Only five weeks after his wife death, John Shulfer, aged resident of Buena Vista, died at the home of a daughter on Sunday afternoon, and was buried from St. Mary's church, Fancher at 10 o clock This Morning.

Mr. Shulfer was a few days past 78 years old. He leaves a family of several sons and daughter, nearly all being know residents of portage county. ( Stevens Point Journal, monday, December 26, 1922

John Shulfer was actually 85 years of age at the time of his death, according to Stendsitz, West Prussia records. His death certificate at Portage County courthouse -Vol. 11 p.464, reads he died Dec25, 1922, at 3:30 pm.. due retention of urine, prostate enlargement, senility contributory, signed by Dr. F.E. Webster, Amherst. Burial--Fancher.

Immigration: 1859

They had 11 children.

John Mientke and Martin Kedrowicz were witnesses for their wedding.

In Fancher, Wi. on the 9th day of February, provided wit the Holy Sacrament, died Anna Groshek, living in her 46 year. She was born in America in year of 1865. In the seventeen year of her Life she married John Groshek. Her death plunged into mourning the husband and fifteen children, of which the oldest us Leon, also a daughter, Mrs. Maryanna Yach, are living in Grand Rapids (Wood County) WI. Sons Theodore, Julius, Stephen, Edward, Bernard, Stanley, Florian and daughters Helen, Anna, Martha, Katherine and Bridget live in the home of the parents. she lived to see nine grandchildren. she belonged to the Holy Rosary Society. The funeral was February 12th form the church of St. Mary of the Scapular in Fancher, WI.

The Rev. Fathers Peschinski and Polaczk, and also everyone who joined in final services to the deceased, we sincerely wish God's blessings. The Family

(from the" Rolnik", Feb 1912)

Age 86, died Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Victor Golomski, in the town of Stockton. He had been ill for three weeks.

Mr. Groshek was born in Poland in 1856 and came to this country with his parents when he was nine years old. He resided at Princeton for six years before coming to Portage County and lived in Stockton since. He wife the former Anna Shulfer, died February 9,1912.

Surviving are 15 children, Frank Gtoshek of Hatley, Leo, Barney, and Stanley Groshek, Mrs. Victor Golomski and Mrs. Nick Bluma, all of Stockton, Theodore of Rosholt, Julius and Mrs. Leo Cieslewicz of Galloway, Steve and Florian of Wausau, Edward and Mrs. Frank Skibba of Amherst, 79 grandchildren and 45 great grandchildren.

Funeral services will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock at St.Mary's Catholic church at Fancher and burial will follow in the parish cemetery. (Stevens Point Journal, Friday Aug. 21, 1942)

Marriage: 07 Feb 1882, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Polonia, Portage County, WI.

Mrs. Matilda Sankey, 84 town of Stockton, died at 3:45 o'clock Sunday afternoon at Juneau hospital, where she had been a patient for two years. She had been in ill heath for two years previously at her home.

She was born in the town of Stockton on June 17, 1867 a daughter of the late Mr. Mrs. John Shulfer. She attended the parochial school of sacred heart Catholic church, Polonia and resided at home unit her marriage at Sacred Heart church in May 1887, to George Sankey, also of the town of Stockton.

The couple settled on a farm in the township, which is the present location of the family home. She was a member of the Rosary Society of St. Mary's Catholic church, Fancher. Mr Sankey preceded her death in 27 years.

She is survived by nine children, Mrs. Julius Herek and Mrs. John Glodowski, Amherst Junction; Mrs. Joseph Laskowski, 904 Dixon Street, Frank, Anton, and William, Plover; Victor, town of Hull; Felix and Ambose at home; tow brothers,Alex Shulfer, Plover, and John Shulfer of Wausau; 39 grandchildren, and 29 great-grandchildren.

Two sons died in infancy and one son, August, died six years ago. Two sisters and one brother also preceded her death.

Funeral services will be held at 9:30 o'clock Thursday morning at St.Mary's church. Friends may call at the Dzikoski Funeral Home after Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.

The rosary will be recited at the funeral home Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. (Stevens Point Journal, Mon., Dec. 17,1951.

Funeral services for Matilda Sankey,84, town of Stockton, who died at a Juneau hospital Sunday afternoon, following a long illness, were held Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock at St Mary's Catholic Church at Fancher. Rev. S.P. Mieczkowski officiated. Interment will follow in the parish cemetery in the spring.

The pallbearers, all grandsons of Mrs. Sankey were Stanley Sankey, Hubert Glodowski, Ralph Sankey, Myron Sankey, and Lambert Sankey.

Those who came from away to attend the services were Mrs. Jerome Groshek and Miss Madeline Glodowski, Milwaukee, Barney Groshek of Galloway, and many relatives and friends from Portage County and vicinity.

The Rosary Society of St. Mary's church attended the funeral in a body. (Stevens Point Journal Friday, December 21, 1951 )

George Sankey, owner of one of the best equipped and most productive farm in the town Stockton, located a mile west of Fancher station. Passed away at his home Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock, age 78 years.? Death results from paralysis, which afflicted him several weeks ago. Mr. Sankey was a pioneer of the Fancher district, he having occupied the same farm for a period of 33 years.

Members of his immediate family are the widow and the following sons and daughters; Frank and Anton Sankey of Plover, William of Stockton, August, Felix, Victor and Ambose at home, Mrs. Julius Herrick of Stockton, Mrs. John Glodowski of Amherst, Mrs. Joseph Loss (Laskowski) of Hull.

The funeral will be held from St. Mary's Church, Fancher, at 9o'clock Saturday morning, burial to follow in the parish cemetery. ( Stevens Point Journal, Thursday, July 3, 1924)

Sankey Burial at Fancher

Funeral services for the late George Sankey of Fancher, who passed away at this home last Wednesday at the age of 68 years, were held from St. Mary's Church, Saturday morning, Rev. J. Chylinski officiating, and were attended by a large number of old neighbors and friends. The pallbearers who laid his remains to rest in the parish cemetery included his four sons, Frank Anton, William and August Sankey, and two brothers. Peter and John Sankey. ( Stevens Point Journal, Tuesday, July 8, 1924)

Marriage: May 1887, Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Polonia, Portage County, WI.

Frank Shulfer, who was born on the old homestead near Fancher, 57 years ago next Sept.12, and had been a resident of the town of Stockton ever since, passed away Thursday morning, and will buried from St. Mary's Church at 9 o'clock, Saturday morning, with interment in the Fancher cemetery. The cause of death was cerebral apoplexy, with which he had been afflicted for many years.

Surviving are his widow, seven sons and two daughters, Felix, Victor, Nick and Anton Shulfer of Fancher, Mrs. Victor Nowak of Kenosha, and August, Esther, and Alois at home.

(Stevens Point Journal, Friday, August 31,1928)

Marriage: 27 Apr 1890, St. Mary Catholic Church, Fancer, Portage County, WI.

Six of the children preceded the mother in death from T.B.

Mrs. Mary Gumney, 71 a lifelong resident of the town of Stockton, died at her home Sunday morning at 8 o'clock. She had been ailing for several years.

Mrs. Gumney, the former Mary Shulfer, was born in Stockton, July 16, 1877 (1878) and was married Nov. 16, 1897 to Frank Gumney. He died October 8, 1945.

She is survived by the following children: Mr. John Wozniak of Milwaukee, and Mrs. Edwar Cieslewicz, Mrs. Ernest Sommers and Wesley Gumney of Stockton. Six children preceded her in death. Other survivors are eight grandchildren and one great grand child. Two brothers, John Shulfer of Wausau and Alex Shulfer of Plover, and one sister, Mrs. Matilda Sankey of Stockton.

Funeral service will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic Church at Fancher with burial following in the parish cemetery. The body is at the Prasis Funeral Home where the rosary will be said at 8 o'clock tonight. The body will be taken Tuesday afternoon to the family home and the rosary will be said there Tuesday and Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. (Stevens Point Journal, Monday, November 29, 1948

Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Gumney, 71, who died last Sunday morning at her home in the town of Stockton, were held Thursday morning. Rev. M. E. Kluczykowski officiated at a requiem mass at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's catholic church at Fancher and burial took place in the parish cemetery. The rosary Society of the church. of which Mrs. Gumney was a member, and the Polish Womans Alliance attended the services in groups.

Pallbearers were : Victor Sankey, Leonard Sankey, Edward Sankey, Julius Sankey, Leonard Groshek, and Albert Shulfer. The flowers were carried by Miss Rita Cieslewski, Miss Henrietta Gumney, Mrs. Edward Sankey, Mrs. Leonard Sankey, Mrs. Dominic Mansavage, Mrs. Martin Stich, Mrs. Myron Wroblewski and Mrs. Anton Flatoff.

Relatives from away who came for the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. John Shulfer, Clarence Shulfer, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Groshek of Wausau; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Scheidemeyer and daughter, Nancy of Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Okray of Manawa; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lila and family, Mrs Stanley Manray and Mrs. Howard Nienau of Wis.Rapids; Mrs.Anna Duda and son Linwood. Other relatives attended from Hatley, Galloway, Stevens Point, Polonia and Plover.

(Stevens Point Journal, Friday, December 3, 1948)

Frank Gumney, age 77, a well known town of Stockton farmer for many years, died monday evening at 11:30 o'clock at home, following a short illness. he became ill two weeks ago and was a patient at St. Michael Hospital for a week, returning home a week ago.

Mr. Gumney was born in Posnan, Poland, on Nov.1 ,1867 and came to this country in 1886, locating at Amherst Junction. His marriage to Miss Mary Shulfer of the town of Stockton took place on Nov. 16, 1896. The couple had since lived at the farm home in Stockton with the exception of two and one-half years, which they spent in Stevens Point. Mr. Gumney was a former director of the Morrill School district in Stockton for 15 years.

Surviving are his wife, four children , Mrs. John (Anastasia) Wozniak, Mrs. Agnes Cieslewicz, Wesley Gumney, and Mrs. Severina Sommers, all of Stockton, eight grandchildren and two nephews, Roman Bashinski in San Francisco, California, and John Bashinski in Chicago. He was preceded in death by six children , Bernice, Henry, Florence, Benedict, Gerald and Bolaswaf.

Funeral service will be held Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock at St. mary's Catholic church at Fancher with burial in the parish cemetery. The body is at the Prais Funeral home and will be taken to the Gumney home on Wednesday. The rosary will be said this evening at 8 o'clock at the funeral home and Wednesday and Thursday at the family home. ( Stevens Point Journal, Tuesday, Oct. 9, 1945 )

Funeral of Mr. Frank Gumney

Funeral service for Frank Gumney of the town of Stockton, who died Monday night at his home, were held Friday morning at 9:30 o'clock at St. Mary's Catholic Church at Fancher. Rev. Francis Marceniak officiated and burial followed in the parish cemetery.

The pallbearers were Nick Bluma, August Shulfer, Albert Shulfer, Stanley Groshek, Frank Jurgella and Frank Sankey.

Relatives and friends from a distance who came for the funeral included Mr. and Mrs. John Shulfer and children, Clarence and Eleanore and Mrs. Leo Janikowski of Wausau, Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Mansavage and family of Green Bay, and John Wozniak of Milwaukee. Others attended from Bancroft, Lanark, Galloway, Rosholt and Stevens Point. ( Stevens Point Journal, Monday, October 15, 1945 )

Marriage: 16 Nov 1896

John Shulfer, 82, Wausau, a former resident of Portage County, died unexpectedly at 12:05 A.M. Sunday at his home.

Funeral services will be held at 11a.m. Tuesday at St. Michael's Catholic Church in Wausau, with the very Rev. John Krasowski officiating, and burial will follow in the parish cemetery.

Friends may call at the Peterson Funeral home in Wausau, where the rosary will be said tonight at 8.

Mr. Shulfer was born in Portage County Dec. 27, 1882, a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Shulfer. He farmed in the Arnott area and later operated a saw mill before moving to Wausau 20 years ago.

He married in 1903 to Josephine Spreda, who died in July 1929. On Nov. 28, 1940 , he married Mrs. Anna Matushak, who survives.

Also surviving are eight daughters, Mrs. Frank ( Jennie) Okray, Mrs. Leonard (Bertha) Okray and Mrs. martin (Lillian) Stick, Green Bay, Mrs. Tillie Manasavage, Custer, Mrs. Leo (Ramona)Jankowski, Wausau, Mrs. Frank (Bernadette) Flatoff, Schofield, Mrs. Anton (Eleanor) Flatoff, Stevens Point, and Mrs. Linus (Adeline) Lord, Marshfield: 32 grandchildren; 56 great grandchildren; three step-sons, Philip Matushak, West Allis, Prosper Matushak, route 2, Marathon, and Felix Matushak, Wausau; three step-daughters, Mrs. Albert Buchberger, Mrs. Stanley Paszek and Mrs. Sally Brzezinski, Wausau; 36 step-grandchildren, and 14 step-great grandchildren children. (Stevens Point Journal , Monday, March 1, 1965)

Josephine, wife of John Shulfer of the town of Stockton, passed away at her home near Fancher at 2:55 o'clock Monday afternoon, following an illness of two years with diabetes, but which at no time confined her to bed prior to last Sunday. she was 45 years of age in February and a native of Stockton Township. she was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Anton Spreda, and was married June 3, 1902 to Mr. Shulfer.

She is survived by husband and ten children; Mrs. Peter Herman, and Mrs. Frank Okray of Stockton, and the following at home: Bertha, Tillie, Lillian, Romana, Bernida, Elenore, Clarence and Adeline, the later a girl of 4 years. There are two sisters, Mrs. J. Suskie of Stockton, and Mrs. Ed Osssowski of Chicago.

The funeral will be held at St. Mary's Church, Fancher, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, with interment in the parish cemetery. It is expected that the former pastor, Rev. J. Chylinski will officiate.

Mrs. Shulfer's father died two years ago last April, and her mother 23 years ago. ( Stevens Point Journal, Tuesday July 2, 1929)

Marriage: 03 Jun 1902, St. Bronislava Catholic Church, Plover, WI.

Marriage: 28 Nov 1940

Alex and Pearl had 5 children and Frances and Alex had 3 more and one was named Helen

Mrs. Alex Shulfer died Sunday at Elgin, IL., and whose remains were brought to the home of his brother, Edward Ciesielski of Buena Vista, were held at 9'o clock this morning at St. Bronislava's church, Plover. Rev S. Lapinski officiated and burial took place in the parish cemetery.

The pallbearers were John Shulfer, John Wanserski, Felix Tetzloff, Frank Sankey, Edward Beardsley, and Henry Johansen.

Mr. Shulfer, Mr. & Mrs. Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. Johansen and Gertrude Shulfer came from Woodstock, IL.. (Stevens Point Journal , Wednesday, August 13, 1930)

Mr Alex Shulfer died on Oct. 24,1955, was buried on Oct. 27, 1955 at St. Bronislava's cemetery, Plover

Daughter of Jacob Ciesielski, of the town of Buena Vista, died Sunday at St. Joseph's hospital, Elgin, IL. Her home was in Woodstock, IL.

The deased was 44 years of age. Most of her life was spent in Buenta Vista. She moved with her family six years ago.

The remains were brought here by motor Monday evening and taken to the home of her brother. Edward Ciesielski, in Buena Vista.

She is survived by her husband, three daughters, Mrs. Edward Beardsley, Mrs. Henry Johansen and Mrs.Gertrude Shulfer of Woodstock; two sons, Bernard of Woodstock and Henry of Rhinelander; one sister Felix Tetsloff of the town of Hull, and two brothers, Lawrence and Edward Ciesielski, both of Buena Vista.

Funeral service will be held at 9'oclock Wednesday morning at St. Bronislava's Church, Plower.

Stevens Point Journal Tuesday August 12, 1930

Services for Mrs. Alex Shulfer, who died Sunday at Elgin, IL., and whose remains were brought to the home of her brother, Edward Ciesielski of Buena Vista, were held at 9 o'clock this morning at St.Bronislava's church, Plover. Rev.S. Lapinski officiated and burial took place in the parish cemetery.

The pallbearers were John Shulfer, John Wanserski, Felix Tetzloff, Frank Sankey, Edward Beardsley, and Henry Johansen.

Mr. Shulfer, Mr.and Mrs. Beardsley, Mr. and Mrs. Johansen and Gertrude Shulfer came from Woodstock, IL.

(Stevens Point Journal, Wednesday, august 13, 1930)

Marriage: 13 Jan 1908, St. Bronislava Catholic Church, Plover, WI.

A son died at age 14 and a daughter in infancy

Marriage: 1914

Sin Julius married Florence Shulfer

Marriage: 04 Feb 1917

Sister to Barbara and daughters of Peter and Mary (Trzebiatowski) Glodowski and grand-daughters of Anton and Julia (Shulfer) Glodowski

Disher, Virginia M.

Disher, Virginia M. (Nee Shulfer) Tuesday, January 2, 2007, age 84 years. Beloved wife of the late Aloise. Dear mother of Marvin Disher, Thomas (Patricia) Disher, Shirley (John) Roohana and Mark Disher. Further survived by 9 grandchildren, 7 great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Mass of Christian Burial Saturday, January 6 at 11AM at MARY QUEEN OF MARTYRS CHURCH - ST. STEPHEN CHAPEL, (51st St. and Marion Ave.). Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Visitation Friday (TODAY) at the funeral Home 4-7PM and Saturday at the church from 10-11AM. Virginia was a longtime member of St. Stephen's Parish. SCHRAMKA FUNERAL HOME 7841 W. Appleton Ave. Milwaukee (414)464-4040

Published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 1/5/2007.

Notes for ALOISE JOSEPH DISHER:

Stevens Point Daily Journal

Wednesday, April 8, 1981

Obituary

Aloise J. (Louie) Disher

Aloise J. (Louie) Disher, 62, Milwaukee, a former Plover area resident, died early Tuesday morning at St. Joseph's Hospital, Milwaukee, after he was stricken at home.

Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at St. Stephen Martyr Catholic Church, Milwaukee. Burial will be in Holy Cross Cemetery.

Friends may call from 4-9 p.m. Thursday at the Schramka Funeral Home, Milwaukee. A parish vigil will be held at 7:30 p.m.

Mr. Disher was born Aug. 2, 1918, in Portage, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Florian Disher. He grew up in the Plover area and moved to Milwaukee at age 21.

He married Virginia Shulfer Sept. 12, 1942, in Milwaukee. He was an employee of Evinrude Motors, Milwaukee, for 10 years. retiring in September 1980.

He was a member of United Steel Workers of America Local No. 1302.

Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Matilda Fredach, Stevens Point; his wife; three sons, Marvin, California, and Thomas and Mark at home; one daughter, Shirley, at home; one brother, John, Florida; three sisters, Mrs. Erving (Gertrude) Schlichting, 222 Elm St., Whiting, Mrs. Leo (Kathrine) Waiter, 1732 Madison St., and Mrs. Frances Wasielski, 1450 Water St., and four grandchildren.

Milwaukee Journal

Wednesday, April 8, 1981

Obituary

Disher, Aloise J. (Louie)

Tues. April 7, 1981, age 62 years. Beloved husband of Virginia (nee Shulfer), dear father of Marvin of California, Thomas, Shirley, and Mark Disher, fond grandfather of Joseph, Matthew, Sheryl and Megan, fond son of Matilda Fredach of Stevens Point, brother of John (Lillian) Disher, of Florida, Gertrude (Ervin) Schlitching, Katherine (Leo) Waiter and Frances Wasieleski, all of Stevens Point; also survived by brothers-in-law, sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, other relatives and friends. Funeral Fri. 9:30a.m. from Schramka Funeral home, 7841 W. Appleton Ave. Services St. Stephen Martyr Church at 10 a.m. Interment Holy Cross . Member of the United Steel Workers of America, Local 1302. Mr. Disher was a retired employee of Evinrude Outboard Motors, Inc. Parish vigil Thurs. 7:30 P. M.

IN STATE THURS. 4-9 P.M.

[Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1 A-L, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 22, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.62538.24]

Individual: Disher, Aloise

Social Security #: 389-12-9679

SS# issued in: Wisconsin

Birth date: Aug 2, 1918

Death date: Apr 1981

Residence code: Wisconsin

ZIP Code of last known residence: 53216

Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

ZIP Code of address where death benefit payment was sent: 53216

Primary location associated with this ZIP Code:

Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Burial: 10 Apr 1981, Holy Cross Cemetery, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, WI.

Occupation: Laborer at Evinrude Motors

Social Security Number: 389-12-9679

Marriage: 12 Sep 1942, Milwaukee,Wi

Marriage: 21 May 1955

Marriage: 12 Aug 1961

Marriage: 01 Jul 1978

Marriage: 21 Nov 1959

Marriage: Abt. 1965, Reno, NV.

Marriage: 26 Aug 1987, Castro Valley, California

Divorce: Abt. 1982, Milwaukee,Wi

Marriage: 11 Nov 1972

Marriage: 12 May 1983, Milwaukee,WI.

Marriage: 10 Sep 1988, Milwaukee,Milwaukee County, WI.

Marriage: 08 May 1982

Marriage: 20 Feb 1981

Adopted: 05 Apr 1970, Balboa Naval Hospital

Marriage: 27 Mar 1993, Valley Community Church, San Jose, California

Marriage date: Valley Community Church

Marriage: 02 Jun 2001, Waukesha, Waukesha County, WI.

1. LDS film 544, 864.

2. He was babtized the 14th - sponsors were Ignac Tusk and Magdalene Wicher.

3. LDS film 544, 864. Only one speeled Schulfer, the rest were shulfer or Szulfer. sponsors were Johann Patoka and Eva Wicher

4. Sponsors were Jacob Konkol and Josephine Derra.

5. LDS film 544, 864. Her sponsors were martin Hintz and Marianna Hintz

6. Entry 67 LDS film 544, 864. sponsors Franz Dera and Catherine Dera

7. LDS film 544, 864. entry 74 Her sponsors were Johann Von Shulfer and Victoria.

8. LDS film 544, 864. entry 77 Sponsors were Franz Dera and Victoria Dera

9. LDS film 544, 864. Entry 134 sponsors were Ag. Zabrowski and Veronica .

10. LDS film 544, 864. entry 171 Sponsors were johann and Victoria Bronk. Theophil apparently was the baby boy to die on board the ship coming to America

11. His sponsors were Michael Matyka and Ann Patoka

12. Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 5, Social Security Death Index: U.S., Date of Import: Apr 22, 1998, Internal Ref. #1.111.5.62538.24