I have this Wilhelm Schmidt and Augusta Dehrberg in my family database. They are not direct ancestors of mine, but a sideline. Wilhelm Schmidt was born 1857, died 1936 and buried at Brooklyn Hts. Cemetery. His wife was Augusta Dehrberg, daughter of Christian Dehrberg and Dorothea Schroeder. 1920 Census Soundex: 3800 Riverside Ave., Cleveland, Cuyahoga Co., ED 29, Sht 14, Line 72 William F Schmidt, age 62, b.Pommern Germany, Naturalized Augusta, wife, age 58, b.Pommern Germany Walter, S, age 27, b.Ohio Irene, DL, age 22?, b. Ohio Harold Geothfer, Son-in-Law, age 24, b.New York Linda, D, age 29, b.Ohio Familienbuch from Fourth Reformed Church Records show that Wilhelm Friedrich Schmidt and Auguste Maria Albertine Elisabeth Dehrberg were married on 9/3/1884, witnesses were Carl Schmidt and Frank Dehrberg. They had the following children: Robert Carl Schmidt, born 1/27/1886, baptized 1/27/1886, sponsors: Helene Peters and Frank Dehrberg. 1. Wilhelm Friedrich Karl Schmidt, born 10/2/1887, baptized 10/9/1887, spon. Maria Peters, Carl Schmidt, Herm. Fehlhaker, confirmed 3/23/1902. 2. Belinda Dorothea Schmidt, born 2/14/1890, baptized 3/23/1890 sponsors: Herman Peters, Dorothea Mohring, Dorothea Dehrberg, confirmed 4/5/1903. 3. Walter Schmidt, born 6/19/1892, baptized 7/10/1892, died 9/23/1945 Obit: Augusta Schmidt, (nee Dehrberg), 3800 Riverside Ave., beloved wife of William F., mother of William F. Jr., Mrs. Linda Loomis and Walter; sister of Frank Dehrberg, passed away Wednesday, July 31 at 5 p.m. age 67 years. Remains at C.L. Kaufmann and Sons Funeral Home, 3305 West 25th, where services will be held on Saturday, Aug. 3, at 2:30 p.m. Hope this helps. Laura Hine On Wed, 9 May 2007 13:16:19 -0700 (PDT) Susan <[email protected]> writes: > I did not find anything for 17 Aug 1889 > film # 1893993 > > Wilhelm Schmidt and wife Augusta had children born 10/2/1887, > 1/26/1886, 2/14/1890 > film # 1831846 > > Susan > > ------------------------------- > To unsubscribe from the list, please send an email to > [email protected] with the word 'unsubscribe' without > the quotes in the subject and the body of the message > >