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8851	Wisconsin Death Index, 1959-1997: Oscar D. Lautenschalger, age 69 b. Abt. 1892, d. 23 Sep 1961 Milwaukee." Obituary: 24 Sep 1961 Vigo County, IN.	Lautenschlager, Oscar D. (I39947)
8852	Wisconsin Deaths, 1820-1907: "Margaretha B. Wehrwein, d. 17 Jan 1896, Manitowac, WI."	Nieberlein, Margaretha Barbara (I14272)
8853	Wisconsin Marriages Bef. 1907: "Jennie B. Wensink m. 25 Dec 1900 Dodge County."	Family F18043209
8854	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F6553
8855	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F6552
8856	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F6549
8857	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F18041156
8858	Wisconsin Marriages, Bef. 1907: "John V. Faber & Kathryn Wensink, m. 28 Jul 1898 Dodge County."	Family F18043211
8859	Wisconsin Marriages, Bef. 1907: "L. Wensink & Mrs. H.A. Wensink, m. 13 Jul 1869 Fond Du Lac County."	Family F18043206
8860	Wisconsin Marriages, pre-1907: "Karl Haehnel & Anna Stolper, 6 Sep 1881, Milwaukee County, WI."	Family F18041262
8861	Wisconsin State Census, Waupun, Dodge County 1895: "Ira Weensink [sic]." U.S. Census Plymouth, Sheboygan County, WI 1900: "Ira B. Wehnsenk [sic], age 37 b. Nov 1862 Wisonsin, parents b. Germany [sic], merchant-hardware, m. 1893 wife Ida, age 52 b. Jun 1868 Wisconsin, father b. Germany mother b. Wisconsin; two children: Delmar 6 b. Jun 1893 North Dakota, Jennie 4 b. 7 Aug Wisconsin. Boarder: Bertha Seideman, age 15 b. May 1885 Wisconsin, parents b. Germany." Wisconsin State Census, Plymouth, Sheboygan County 1 Jun 1905: "L.R. [sic] Wensink, age 42 b. Abt 1863, wife Ida, age 37 b. abt. 1868; two children: Delmar 12 b. Abt. 1893 North Dakota, Jennie 9 b. Abt. 1896 Wisconsin." Sheyboygan Press, 24 Mar 1915, p. 1: "I.B. Wensink of Plymouth announced today that he had been appointed assessor of incomes to suceed F.H. Dennison, and that he would assume the duties of his office on April 1, 1915. Mr. Wensink is 52 years of age. He was formerly in business in Plymouth in the firm of Wensink & Stolper, but sold out two years ago and since then has been dealing in pianos and sewing machines." U.S. Census Ward 2, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, WI 1920: "Ira Wensink, age 57 b. Abt. 1863 Wisconsin, father b. Holland mother b. Wisconsin, owns home, wife Ida, age 52 b. Abt. 1868 Wisconsin, father b. Germany mother b. Wisconsin; two children b. Wisconsin: Jennie 24, Irwin 11 6/12. U.S. Census Ward 2, Plymouth, Sheboygan County, WI 1930: "Ira Wensink, age 67 b. Abt. 1863 Wisconsin, father b. Holland mother b. Wisconsin, owns home $7500, assessor, wife Ida, age 61 b. Abt. 1869 Wisconsin, father b. Germany mother b. Wisconsin."	Wensink, Ira Bastian (I32740)
8862	Woodrow was Chief Chemist at Kohler Company in Kohler, Wisconsin.	Schilling, Woodrow Arthur (I33498)
8863	Worked as a banker for Security 1st National Bank of California Died at the age of 86 Facts about this person: College Banker	Crocker, Russell Merle (I32916)
8864	Worked as a carpenter for Lockheed and a farmer. From the Glendale News-Press in 1945, "The golden wedding day of Mr and Mrs Henry Stolper tomorrow will have the unusual distinction of being a housewarmeing, for they will receive in the afternoon and evening and be hosts at a family dinner in their new home at 1116 Alameda. "Mr Stolper is a contractor and under his watchful eye the home he and Mrs Stolper have planned together has been built and furnished in time for the anniversary". Henry and Edith met at a dance. While living on the Banker farm northwest of Salina, KS were members of the Shiloh United Brethren Church also located northwest of Salina, KS. After moving to California in 1921, (settling first in Burbank) became members of the First Lutheran Church of Glendale. Funeral services were conducted at the Fillbach chapel. Was said to have quarried the stone for the German Lutheran Church foundation along with brother Dan in Salina, KS (corner of Walnut and 12th) in 1885. Facts about this person: Occupation Contractor Church Affiliation Lutheran Burial Date/Site Cremation, Burbank	Stolper, Henry Adolph Julius (I32883)
8865	Worked at a grocery store near Martinsburg. He would drive a truck around the different farms and take orders for groceries and then deliver the next week. 1930 - 1940's.	Burnett, Andrew Barron (I27674)
8866	Works Progress Administration, Index to Birth Records, Indiana: Indiana Works Progress Administration, 1938-1940	Source (S00295)
8867	World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, 12 Sep 1918: "Charles Senter, age 36 b. 23 May 1882, Residence: Diamond, Parke, IN; miner coal company, Brazil, Clay, IN; Nearest relative: Charles William Senter, Diamond, Parke, IN; medium height & build; blue eyes." U.S. Census East Chicago, Lake, IN 1930: "David Senter, age 28 Abt. 1902 Indiana, father b. Kentucky mother b. Indiana, oil refinery labor, wife Albina, age 24 b. Abt. 1906 Indian, parents b. Italy. Charles, brother, age 47 b. Abt. 1883 Indiana, father b. Kentucky, mother b. Indiana, oil refinery labor."	Senter, Charles Lee (I1271)
8868	World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918, Irving Fagelson of Chicago, Cook County, IL born 11 Jan 1898 was registered, roll 1503985, Draft Board 82.	Fagelson, Irving (I3498)
8869	World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946: "Dayne F. Linn, b. 1920 Indiana, residence: Lake County, IN; enlisted 14 Jan 1942 Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indianapolis, Marion, IN; Private; four years high school, employed packing, filing, labeling, marking, and related occupations; single, 65 in. tall, 174 lbs."	Linn, Dayne Foster (I35331)
8870	World War II Army Enlistment Records, 1938-1946: "Mason J. Thomas, b. 1926 Indiana, residence: Marion County, IN, 4 yrs high school; employed sheet metal worker; single-no dependents; enlisted 7 Dec 1945 for one year at Langley Field, VA; rank: PFC; height: 67 in. wt: 470 lbs [sic; probably 270 lbs.]	Thomas, Mason Jennings (I14052)
8871	World War II draft registration	Soper, William David (I23929)
8872	WPA Deaths Indiana, 1882-1920: "Harry H. Haverstick, age 14; d. 20 Jun 1892 Indianapolis, Marion County."	Haverstick, Harry H. (I19589)
8873	Writer Artemus Ward met Walter and Julia while visiting Salt Lake. Ward told about meeting Walter Davis, the telegraph operator, and his young and pretty wife at breakfast. The lady said she came from Kirtland, Ohio. Ward had visited there often and knew it was the first "Mormon" stake ever established. Ward asked her if she knew "a crazy old rascal there of the name of Martin Harris." "I did--he was my father." Her answer made the others at the table laugh. Artemus Ward: a biography and bibliography by Don Carlos Seitz, p 154.	DAVIS, Elijah Walter Oxenbold (I9249)
8874	At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.	Family F3702
8875	WW I Draft Jackson, Clay, IN 5 Jun 1917: "Charles Henry Carter, Brazil, IN, age 24 b. 15 Nov 1892 Clay, IN, coal miner Jeller Co., married, wife & two children." U.S. Census Jackson, Clay, IN 1920: "Henry Carter [sic], age 28 b. Abt. 1892 Indiana father b. Kentucky mother b. Indiana, renter, [occupation illegible], wife Fern, age 27 b. Abt. 1893 Indiana father b. Indiana mother b. Illinois; three children b. Indiana: Paul H. 6, Herbert H. 5, Martha C. 8/12." U.S. Census Brazil, Clay, IN 1930: "Henry C. Carter [sic], age 37 b. Abt. 1893 Indiana, father b. Kentucky mother b. Indiana, laborer at clay plant, wife Fern, age 37 b. Abt. 1893 Illinois, father b. Indiana mother b. Illinois; seven children b. Indiana: Paul H. 17, Herbert 15, Martha 10, Richard 8, Virginia 5 6/12, Edna M 2 10/12. 1942 WW II Draft Registration Posey, Clay, IN: "Charles Henry Carter, Posey, Clay, IN, (mail: Rte #4, Brazil, IN b. 8 Nov 1892 [sic]; employed by Lone Star Coal Co., Terre Haute, Vigo, IN, at Staunton, Clay, IN."	Carter, Charles Henry (I14103)