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William was identified with Salina's business community until his death. Before founding the Butzer [Meat] Packing Co in 1901, he owned a retail meat market, The Home Meat Market, which also carried a stock of groceries. Butzer Packing Co, producers of Sunflower Brand products, was a Salina business for 38 years from 1901 to 1939.
Banfield Brothers Packing Co and Beverly Packing Co used the former Butzer facilities for several years, but the building currently stands unoccupied west of the North Broadway overpass. The Butzer home was at 420 S Santa Fe. This location is now part of Asbury Hospital, The Butzer home being moved to make room for the hospital.
William was a member of the Scottish Rite Lodge, the Blue Lodge and the Shrine of Salina. His funeral was at the Masonic Temple in Salina with the Rose Croix service being conducted.
Facts about this person:
Burial Date/Site August 02, 1932
Gypsum Hill Cemetary, Salina, KS | Butzer, William J Sr (I32806)
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William's Will was Dated 7 Jan 1640 & WP 13 Dec 1641. He died after his son Richard (Will 1624) both were Yeoman of Merther, Cornwall England. He and his father Bennett we believe are shown by
J L Vivyan: The Visitations of Cornwall P. 365
Jane Marke was one of witnesses to William's will along with John Enis. John Scawen of Trehane (In the
parish of Probus) married Elizabeth Grilles & Elizabeth Trehane & may have also have married 3rdly ?
Elizabeth Penrose who would fit the description as Aunt of Richard. Richards will identifies an Uncle John Scawen of Probus. The John Scawen of Trehane (Parish of Probus) seems to be the only one fitting the bill. See J L Vivyan: The Visitations of Cornwall P. 422 It has also been suggested that William, father of Richard, may have married the sister of John Scawen of Probus, however the Scawen pedigree in J L Vivyans Visitations of Cornwall does not seem to support this possibility. | Penrose, William (Yeoman) (I10055)
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William, Jr. attended grade school and high school in Salina, Kansas. He continued his education at the University of Kansas receiving a Bachelor of Arts degree. He then entered Kenrick Seminary in St. Louis to study theology.
On 11 June 1922 he was ordained to the priesthood by the Most Rev. Fracis, J. Tief, then bishop of the diocese of Concordia. In 1924 he became an assistant at the old cathedral in Concordia. He was made pastor at Goodland in 1925. William went on to hold assignments at Elmo, Gypsum, St. John's Hospital in Salina, Esbon, Mankato, Jewell and Formoso. At the time of his passing, Rev. Butzer was pastor of St. John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church in Beloit, Kansas, a position he took in February of 1940. He had been a priest in the Salina diocese for more than 35 years.
He was made a Domestic Prelate by Pope Pius XII and had been dean of the Beloit deanery since 1940. He had also been a member of the diocesan board of consultors, advisors to the bishop since 1949 and was a junior clergy examiner.
A cousin, The Rev William Knorenschild, was celebrant of the Mass on the day of his funeral.
Facts about this person:
Grade School
Salina, Kansas
High School
Salina, Kansas
College
University of Kansas; Kenrick Seminary, St Louis, Missouri
Occupation
Roman Catholic Priest
Church Affiliation
Roman Catholic
Burial Date/Site September 12, 1957
St John the Baptist Roman Catholic Church, Beloit, Kansas | Butzer, Rt Rev Msgr William J Jr (I32811)
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Wilmer died at the age of six months. | Hafemeister, Wilmer (I34378)
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Wilson DOTY, a representative farmer of La Grange Township, came to Harrison County with his parents twenty-five years ago -- in the autumn of 1866. They settled in Taylor Township, near Modale, and three years later they removed to St. John's Township and were there until 1872, when they came to La Grange Township, where he and his father at first purchased forty acres of wild land, having to borrow the money to make the first payment with. They built a frame house 16x26 feet and in 1883, erected a barn 30x44 feet. The farm now consists of one hundred and twenty acres.
Mr. DOTY was born in Morgan County, Indiana, December 28, 1847, and when he was seven years of age his parents removed to Madison County, Iowa, where they remained until the spring of 1866 and then moved to Berry County, Missouri, remained one season and then came to Harrison County. Our subject remained with his parents until the time of their death.
Preston DOTY, the father of our subject, was born in Kentucky, in 1807, and in April 1814, came with his parents to Indiana, becoming a pioneer of the Hoosier State, and remained there until 1855 and then removed to Madison County, Iowa, from there to Missouri, and so on to Harrison County, Iowa. His wife, Mariah (LEE) DOTY was born in South Carolina, December 2, 1804. Her parents came to Indiana, where she married John BOLDS, January 1, 1824. They were the parents of two daughters and three sons. Mr. BOLDS died in Indiana, September 10, 1831, and January 1, 1841, she married Preston DOTY, by which marriage three children were born, our subject being the youngest of the family. The children were as follows: Lucetta, born October 31, 1842; Evan, born August 5, 1844; and Wilson, born December 28, 1847.
Our subject's father (Preston) married for his first wife Nancy SHRUM, by whom one child was born, John, April 1, 1828, and who died June 1, 1832. Nancy (SHRUM) DOTY, died March 31, 1834, and September 25, 1835, Preston married (as his 2nd wife) Elizabeth MURPHY, and they were the parents of two children: Samuel born August 17, 1836; and James born September 10, 1837. The mother of these children died June 11, 1838.
Our subject was united in marriage in Harrison County, Iowa, August 3, 1875, to Miss Winnie E. JONES, and they are the parents of six children, born as follows: Oscar, June 14, 1876; Leroy, January 17, 1878; Chloe M., May 28, 1879; Edgar, May 22, 1882; Winnie E., September 19, 1883; Earl, February 28, 1888. Edgar died August 20, 1882.
Mrs. DOTY was born in Pottawattamie County, Iowa, December 11, 1858, and removed with her parents to Harrison County when a small girl. Her father, William M. Jones, was born in Putnam County, Ind., June 8, 1820. He first married Miss Tabitha Aldridge, and they were the parents of five children: Emily, Martha A., Allen S., Silas A. and John H. Tabitha (Aldridge) Jones died in Indiana, and Mr. Jones married for his second wife, Miss Sarah Ellis, and by this marriage eleven children were born -- William M., Euen G., Acenath T., Amanda J., Winnie E., Sarah A., (deceased), James E., Joel L. (deceased), and Harvey L. The mother of these children was born in Indiana, April 22, 1829, and remained in the Hoosier State until the date of her marriage, and is now living in La Grange Township, this county. Both she and her husband were members of the Predestinarian Baptist Church. The father and mother of Mr. Doty, belong to the same church, the father being a minister of that denomination.
Politically, our subject is identified with the Democratic party, He has held the office of Justice of the Peace, being elected in 1889, and still holding such position; he is also a member of the School Board, and has been for six years, and was elected Trustee for La Grange Township at the November election in 1891.
Source: 1891 Harrison County Iowa History, page 571,572. | DOTY, Wilson (I17407)
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Wilson McDowell was a farmer and fruit grower near Glenwood IA in 1915, where he lived with his wife Amanda A. | JONES, Amanda A. (I17332)
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Wilson McDowell was a farmer and fruit grower near Glenwood IA in 1915, where he lived with his wife Amanda A. | McDOWELL, Wilson (I17334)
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Winchester, IN News-Gazette, 16 Oct 2010:
"Doris (Grech)Diehl, 70, of Union City,IN and the Isle Capri, FL, died Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010 at her Union City residence. She was born May 26,1940 in Flushing, New York to the late Harry and Emily (Aguis)Grech. She owned and operated the fishery on the Isle of Capri,FL. She was a member of the Marco Island Kiwanis Club. Doris loved people and enjoyed card playing, traveling, golfing, and her many friends.
Survivors include her husband, Jim Diehl; a daughter, Pattie Rodgers; a son, Leo (Julia) Rodgers, both of Naples,FL; stepchildren, Larry (Laura) Diehl of West Lafayette, Leslie (Don) Holben of Ramona,CA, Lori (Paul) Host of Orlando,FL; grandchildren; one brother, Sonny Grech of Naples,FL. She was preceded in death by one sister." | Grech, Doris Salvina (I41374)
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Wine Merchant | Penrose, Richard (I1421)
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Winifred Fountain's father died when she was about eleven years old. Her mother remarried. Her second husband's name was E. C. Wilson, and they lived in Goshen, Indiana. He was an excellent father to Winifred, and she always remembered him with love and respect. As a result she adopted his name and became known as Laura Winifred Wilson. She went by the name " Winifred." She was a small, softspoken woman who weighed only about 90 pounds. She married Richard J. Burke, and they had four children. He was a travelling salesman of women's ready to wear clothing. He became an alcoholic with a very severe drinking problem. Winifred divorced him, because of the alcoholism.Divorce was very rare for a woman to do in those days. The divorce probably occurred around 1908. She raised her family under conditions of adversity in Emporia, Kansas, & Oskaloosa, Iowa. In her later years, she lived in Fairfield, Iowa and Des Moines, Iowa. In Fairfield, she roomed with the Stout family on East Adams Street, which was on the way to school for her grandson, Tom Vernon. He visited her frequently on his way home from school, and they often talked about music, in which she took a great interest. On cold, stormy, winter days. Tom would often have lunch at his grandmother's table, rather than walk all of the way home from Washington School and back. | Fountain, Laura Winifred (I099)
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Wisconsin Birth, 1820-1907: "Johanna Landaal, b. 6 Oct 1868 Fond du Lac County." | Landaal, Johanna (I38905)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Anna M. Wehrwein, 1 Feb 1873, Manitowac, WI." | Wehrwein, Anna Margaretha (I14281)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Augusta E. Wehrwein, 1 Feb 1873, Manitowac, WI." | Wehrwein, Augusta Emilia (I14280)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Kathryn Y. Faber, b. 1 May 1899 Winnebago County." | Faber, Kathryn Yvonne (I38826)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Roland W. Wehrwein, 26 Nov 1894, Manitowoc, WI." | Wehrwein, Roland (I14303)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Russell W. Applegate, b. 11 Mar 1894 Winnebago County, WI." | Applegate, Roswell W. (I36349)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Simon F. Wehrwein, 9 Jan 1969, Manitowac, WI." | Wehrwein, Simon F. (I14278)
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Wisconsin Births, 1820-1907: "Victor R. Wehrwein, 28 Aug 1907, Milwaukee, WI." | Wehrwein, Victor R. (I14319)
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Wisconsin Births, 1826-1908: "Lester Frank Landaal, b. 26 Jan 1901 Baldwin, St. Croix County, father Frank Landaal mother Anna Wensink, parents b. Alto, WI." | Landaal, Lester Frank (I38835)
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Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: "Eleanore [sic] Wehrwein, age 63, d. 16 Feb 1972, Brooklyn, WI."
Social Security Index: "Eleanor Wehrwein, b. 26 Jan 1909 d. Feb 1972, last residence: Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI 53225, SSN 388-20-9579 Wisconsin (Bef. 1951)." | Flood, Eleanor Veronica (I14384)
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Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: "Ida A. Wehrwein, d. 22 Dec 1982, Waukesha, Waukesha, WI." | Bochert, Ida Agnes (I14317)
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Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: "Louise Hilda Wehrwein, d. 4 Nov 1992, Manitowac, WI."
Social Security Index: "Louise H. Wehrwein, b. 10 Nov 1923 d. 4 Nov 1992, last residence: Manitowac, Manitowac, WI 54220, SSN 398-48-1915 Wisconsin (1963-1964)." | Heydrich, Louise Hilda (I14525)
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Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: "Lydia Wehrwein, age 58 [sic], d. 26 Jun 1960, Manitowac, Manitowac, WI." | Roberts, Lydia Kasten (I14327)
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Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: "Victor R. Wehrwein, age 62, d. 26 Dec 1969 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI." | Wehrwein, Victor R. (I14319)
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Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: "Walter W. Wehrwein, age 73, d. 20 Sep 1960, Manitowac, Manitowac, WI." | Wehrwein, Walter William (I14268)
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