Wednesday 14 June 1911 Marinette Eagle-Star, Marinette, Wisconsin "SOCIAL HAPPENINGS This morning at a nuptial High Mass in the church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Miss May Marjorie Boyle was united in the holy bonds of wedlock to George Edward Doran of Menominee. The Rev. Fr. Tulley was the officiating clergyman. The church was filled with friends of the young couple to witness the ceremony. It was just 8 o'clock when the strains of the Lohenrgrim's wedding march announced the approach of the bridal party. They came down the main aisle, the maid of honor Miss Lillian Boyle, sister of the bride, Floyd Doran, brother of the groom, best man heading, then came the bride leaning on the arm of the groom. The Rev. Fr. Tulley met them at the altar and then and there were pronounced the solemn words that made them man and wife. The nuptial High Mass followed; the choir rendering for the first time Cary's Mass in honor of the bride. The full choir sang the Mass. After the Mass the bridal party left the church to the music of the Mendelson march and proceeded to the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle, 2014 Hall avenue where a wedding breadfast was served. Relatives of the contracting parties were the only guests. The entire church ceremony was a beautiful and impressive one. The bride looked radiant in a gown of embroidered chiffon with yoke of baby Irish lace trimmed with pearls. She wore a necklace of pearls and a veil, and carried a prayer book with streamers of lillies-of-the-valley. Miss Lillian Boyle, the bridesmaid, was attired in a gown of pink crepe de chaine with a picture hat to match, and carried a shower bouquet of peonies. The bride's traveling costume was a dark blue suit. The wedding breakfast catered by Madame Schons. The color scheme was pink and white. The house was beautified with pink and white roses, smilax, and streamers of white and pink. The breadfast was served in five courses. The place cards were hand painted. The wedding breakfast was served by the Misses Della Neidl, Elinor Cleary, Katharine Kennedy, Dollie Jordan, and Bridget Boyle. The guests from outside were Charles Boyle from South Dakota, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Boyle of Stambaugh and children John and Claire. Mr. and Mrs. Doran left this noon on their honeymoon trip to Montreal, a large party of friends bidding them farewell at the station. They will return to reside in a home on Pierce avenue. The bride received a fine array of beautiful gifts including several checks. Both the bride and groom possess a host of friends in the twin cities. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Boyle, pioneer residents of Marinette. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Doran old residents of Menominee."

I am also doing research on Philomine Trottier. Do not know if we are speaking about the same person. She is my grandmother and was born around 1889. Married Isidore Laplante in 1913. THey were from Sask. Landing do not know where they went except Isidore is buried at Swift Current. Would like to find out parents names and if they were Treaty or Metis.

I was born and raised in Niagara. I might be able to give you some insights to why the family was there. What is the name you are looking for. In the meantime I can give you an overall picture of Niagara. Niagara has a Paper Mill. It is on the Michigan border. Iron Mountain, MI is across the river. Hope to be of help! alg

Not because of any known or suspected connections; however,....because our family is at a loss with our Grandmother Laura Fleming Phelan's heritage...AND...since my father's given middle name is Robertson...thought it wouldn't hurt to send this out to you all and just see if anything should connect.... Maybe coincidentially, Nita Davidson (NitaDavidson@MSN.com)

I'am looking for information on the Bahlerts from the Pound, Wisconsin area. Hugh Bahlert was living in Pound he owned a motel there, his father Bernard was living with Hugh and his family while Hugh's sister Selma (Bahlert) Lauber was living in Milwaukee with Her husband John Lauber and her mother Caroline Bahlert Bernards wife, why Bernard and Caroline didn't live together I'll never know. Selma and John are buried in the Riverside Cemetary along with Rudolph and Elizabeth Rittich, I don't know who the Rittich's are or what relation they have to Selma or John Lauber. The Bahlerts are also buried there along with three daughters who seemed to have never have married and a son George who died as an infant, also Bernard and Caroline Bahlert are buried there also. There are also William and Heingruber or (Reingruber) buried on the same burial plot, I don't know what the relation is with the Bahlerts. Hugh Bahlert married Martha Schwittay who the daughter of Frederick and Louis! e (Nautch) Schwittay. I visited the Riverside Cemetary about a month ago but live in Sheboygan, and don't much time to investigate. I'am looking for obits, death, birth and marriage certs,. Also I can't find any of these people in the census in Wisconsin before 1910 and also can't find them in 1900 Michigan census. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks-Chuck Wagner

I'm hoping somebody on the list can help me solve a 50-year-old mystery. I am looking for information on the death of Peter and Lena MASSA. They were killed on April 26, 1951 in either Wausaukee or the city of Marinette. Any help would be appeciated. Sheri

My Great Aunt Emma Peters married a Peshek sometime between 1880 & 1900. Do you have any info on which Peshek she married?

Is this the same Grace Beaudoin whose parents are Joseph and Susan BEAUDOIN? D Step tyke@webcntrl.com

I am looking for information concerning the Beaber/Grosse/Burmeister/Rosner/Mosdzen Family Trees. Any information will be of great help. In particular, William Beaber Sr. (b. 1869, Prussia~d. 1931, Brazeau, WI.), and his parents. I know that he married Anna Nichols (b. ??~d. ??) and in a second marriage Jennie Mosdzen (b. 1872, unknown~d. 1931, Brazeau, WI) but I would like to find our more information concerning there family tree. William Beaber Sr.'s sons were William Beaber Jr., August Beaber, Paul Beaber, and Henry Beaber. His daughters were Theresa Beaber, Julia Beaber, Emma Beaber, Ida Beaber, and Martha Beaber. Thanks

I have a reunion coming up and would appreciate any info anyone has on the Krzewina family who settled in and around Crivitz. Please post or email me at sunbeaf@cris.com. Thank you.

Cheryl: I am taking a chance here. I believe Coleman, Wisconsin, is located in Marinette County, Wisconsin, which is the county just to the northeast of Oconto County, Wisconsin. According to the 1900 census, my great-grandmother, Mary Specht Scheuren Lessor, lived in Coleman with her second husband, John Lessor (b. March 1848). The Lessor children listed on the census were: Adolph, born Aug 1878, age 21, Joseph, born June 1882, age 17, Isodore, born June 1883, age 16, Exone, born Mar 1886, age 14, and, Archie, born Mar 1894, age 6. Would John Lessor, perhaps, be related to any of your Lessor's? Jeff McCartney JMccart384@aol.com

I seek information about the Deau, Beauvais, and related families who originate in the Marinette and Menominee area. I am especially interested in Deau and Beauvais families who lived in the Marinette and Menominee area around 1900. Specifically, I am interested in the descendants of Alexis [Alexander] Deau and Marie Albine (Clement) Deau who lived in Marinette in 1900. I know they had at least one son, William Deau, who married Rose Beauvais, and had the following children: William Thomas Deau m. Hilda Haack Dorothy Marie Deau m. Peter DuFrane Goldye Albena Deau m. Ellsworth Sickler Fern Catherine Deau m. Edward House Russel Dewey Robert Deau - who changed his last name to Dean and has a daughter named Judy Mildred Bernadette Deau - who was a Roman Catholic nun. I am interested in the descendants of Thomas Beauvais and Marie (Patnaud) Beauvais. They had the following children: Agapit Beauvais Rosina Beauvais Rosa Beauvais m. William [Willy] Deau William Thomas Beauvais married a woman whose first name is Anita Thomas Beauvais, Jr. Gilbert Beauvais married a woman whose first name is Christine and had a child named Sylvia. Elizabeth Beauvais m. Edgar M. Taliaferro I would be happy to hear from any descendant of any related family wherever you now live. I am trying to construct an all inclusive family tree. Of course, I would like to hear from anyone else who has any information on any of the Deau, Beauvais, or related families. Reply to: Jeff McCartney JMccart384@aol.com

I have pictures of two VANIDESTINE markers that are in the cemetery, located next to the Peshtigo Fire Museum. The lettering is not entirely legible. If you are interested in these pictures, e-mail me directly to forward to you. jaga@core.com

My great grandfather was Francis Wypiszynski in the Town of Eaton just outside Green Bay. From what we have gathered there were three brothers that settled in Wisconsin Francis, Vincent and Walenty. One of them went to Marinette.

I am looking for information on Miller (Mueller) in Marinette Co. My Miller's ar Charles Miller m. to Dorothea Bethke. He died in 1885, she in 1935. Their son Otto Frederick William Miller (b. in 1877) is my grandfather. He married Millie May Engler. They had numerous children. Several were born in Peshtigo, the latter born in Marinette. They had a house on Daggett St. Charles and Dorothea also had a son Henry, and daughters Jessie and Bertha(?). Charles had a brother Robert Mueller. Robert did not change the spelling of his last name. Millie's family moved to WI from Northeastern PA. Any help is appreciated.

Are you still looking for this information? I can go to the courthouse and look it up for you if you still need this info.

Don't know if my email for you went through or not. There is a family web site created and maintained by Kathy Martens-Zellermayer. the address is www.themartensfamily.com There you will find the family tree done by Kathleen Meehan on Martinus Martens from Buegen Holland. Happy searching Cousin!

Thank you, Valarie, for your kind offer. We look forward to seeing the obit.

I saw your message in the rootsweb message board. Hansen and Onion Funeral Home is still in operation today. You failed to mention in your message a name of the person you are seeking. Perhaps, I can help. I live in Marinette, and do have business to take care of today at the cemetery. If you read this in time, and get back to me, I will be happy to look it up for you. Valarie Marinette, WI jaga@core.com

I don't recall if I ever replied to this message, if I did, sorry. I do have info on the Johnston's and Leslie's, at least the ones buried in Harmony Cemetery. I don't recall a Laura Leslie, but I do have a JAMES CHARLES JOHNSTON who married a FLORENCE LESLIE. I am willing to share what I have. Please feel free to contact me directly. Valarie Marinette, WI jaga@core.com