Johann Wolf , 1843–1923 (79 Jahre alt)
- Name
- Johann /Wolf/
- Nachname
- Wolf
- Vornamen
- Johann
| Geburt | 1. Dezember 1843
22
21 |
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| Tod eines väterlichen Großvaters | Bernhard Wolf 5. Mai 1845 (1 Jahr alt) |
| Tod einer Mutter | Theresia Haselberger 3. Juni 1854 (10 Jahre alt) |
| Heirat eines Elternteils | Eduard Wolf — Josefa Schrank — Diese Familie ansehen 9. Januar 1855 (11 Jahre alt) |
| Geburt einer Halbschwester | Maria Wolf 3. Juli 1857 (13 Jahre alt) |
| Heirat | Elisabeth Weishäupl — Diese Familie ansehen 1. Mai 1874 (30 Jahre alt) |
| Tod einer Ehefrau | Elisabeth Weishäupl 2. Januar 1910 (66 Jahre alt) |
| Tod eines Vaters | Eduard Wolf |
| Tod | 26. August 1923 (79 Jahre alt) |
| Vater |
1821–
Geburt: 18. August 1821
32 — Fürstenhut Tod: Fürstenhut |
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| Mutter |
1822–1854
Geburt: 8. Juni 1822
27 — Klattau, Böhmen Tod: 3. Juni 1854 — Fürstenhut |
| Heirat | Heirat — 27. Februar 1843 — Fürstenhut |
|
9 Monate
er selbst |
1843–1923
Geburt: 1. Dezember 1843
22
21 — Fürstenhut Tod: 26. August 1923 — Oshkosh, Winnebago, WI, USA |
| Vater |
1821–
Geburt: 18. August 1821
32 — Fürstenhut Tod: Fürstenhut |
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| Stiefmutter | |
| Heirat | Heirat — 9. Januar 1855 — Fürstenhut |
|
3 Jahre
Halbschwester |
| er selbst |
1843–1923
Geburt: 1. Dezember 1843
22
21 — Fürstenhut Tod: 26. August 1923 — Oshkosh, Winnebago, WI, USA |
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| Ehefrau |
1849–1910
Geburt: 7. Oktober 1849
38
41 — Fürstenhut Nr. 31 Tod: 2. Januar 1910 — Oshkosh, Wisconsin, USA |
| Heirat | Heirat — 1. Mai 1874 — Fürstenhut |
| Notiz | Obituary: Oshkosh Daily Northwestern (Oshkosh, Wisconsin); 27 & 28 August 1923 John Wolf died Sunday morning at the age of 78 years at his home, 1116 Sixth street. He is survived by six daughters, Mrs. Joseph Selenka, Mrs. Gottlieb Scherz, Mrs. Joseph Klima, Mrs. John Schroeder, Mrs. Walter Joyce, Mrs. Frank Steppler; and by two sons, Mr. Edward and Alois Wolf. He is also survived by fifty-four grandchildren, twenty great-grandchildren; one brother and one sister. Funeral services will be held Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock from the Sacred Heart Catholic church. Rev. M. J. Schmitz will conduct the services. The members of St. Aloysius court no. 1023, of the Woman's Cathlic Order of Foresters, will assemble at the home of Mrs. Walter Joyce, 912 Knapp street, at 7:15 o'clock this evening, to offer prayers for Mr. Wolf. The pallbearers were his grandsons, Joseph and Frank Selenka, Gottlieb Scherz, John Schroeder, and Martin and John Wolf. Interment was at Sacred Heart cemetery. Johann Wolf: In Austria The Wolf's owned a saw mill and a grist mill. Johann Wolf's marriage certificate lists his occupation as a sawyer. The Wolf's were well known and in high social status within the village. When they emigrated to America, the village band serenaded them as they began their journey Their house was built into the side of a hill Theresa Wolf remembered beautiful flowers, such as edelweiss and forget-me-nots, growing around the house. She also remembered a small brook nearby. The River Moldau has its source in this brook Born in Hsnr. 21. Godfather: Michael Selbitschka, Häusler in Furstenhut, and his wife Catherine. Midwife Maria Wolf, unaudited. - Marriage age: 30 5/12 years. At the wedding jurisdiction under Furstenhut no. 56, currently in Kreuzberg. Witnesses: Ferdinand Kufner, business owners in Buchenwald # 8;. Wenzel Harant, Inwohner in Furstenhut Nr. 3,. After the Wolf's immigrated and were on the train heading towards Wisconsin, they bought a banana to eat. Since they had never seen one before they did not know how to eat it. They proceeded to eat the banana without peeling it. Someone then showed them how to eat the banana. Johann's occupation while he lived in Oshkosh, Wi. was Factory worker at the Radford Co., Oshkosh, Wi. (still in operation today) In 1871, the Radford Company began operations as a sawmill and wood product distribution plant on three acres in downtown Oshkosh. |
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