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SCHULTZ Steven O - Vietnam Wall section 9E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-20 22:00:41Z

SCHULTZ Steven O - Vietnam Wall section 9E

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Re: Parents of Christian Rudolph Schultz

helensdottr — 2012-05-15 17:01:48Z

You're very welcome to use my research--I'm happy to share! As for staying close to family, I kick myself on a regular basis for not asking more questions of my parents and the one grandmother I knew when they were alive. Unfortunately, most of us don't seem to become interested in family research until we're older.

Re: Parents of Christian Rudolph Schultz

GaSmSt1 — 2012-05-15 14:09:07Z

The Parr, IN cemetery (St. Johns) is indeed as it must have looked when my great grandmother Hulda SCHULTz was still living in Jasper County. I admit I have fallen behind on my research of the SCHULTZ family. I have relied heavily on your research. I hope you don't mind. I could never figure out why the Hammond,IN branch of the family with Hilda Rosenbaum STANFORD as the head (daughter of Hulda)didn't stay close to the SCHULTZ family in later years. There are somany cousins I know I had but never knew. Maybe one day....

Re: Parents of Christian Rudolph Schultz

helensdottr — 2012-05-12 17:01:55Z

Yes, we're certainly working on the same family. I've about wrung out all the info I can find on my branch of it, thanks to my great third cousin Donna, who is descended from Michael Gehtes Schultz. I visited her last year and she took me to St. John's cemetery, where I found my great-grandparents' gravestones. I can't tell you how moving it was, especially when I looked around me and realized that except for the fact that the roads are now paved, the countryside must have looked identical when my great-grandparents and their children were alive. Christian and Bertha (Roeck) Schultz' second-to-last daughter, Agnes Amalia Schultz, was my grandmother.

If I had NOT made that trip, however, your information would have been invaluable, and it's very kind of you to provide it!

Leah (helensdottr)

Re: Parents of Christian Rudolph Schultz

helensdottr — 2012-05-12 16:53:45Z

Yes, Kristy, I do, thanks to my third cousin Donna, who is a descendent of Michael Gehtes Schultz and has documented that family very thoroughly and carefully over the years.

Back row (l-r): Paul Leo Schultz, Helena Adeline Schultz, Amel Albert Schultz, Hulda Juliane Schultz, Adolph Daniel Schultz, Julius Schultz, Clara W. Schultz.

Front row (l-r): Bertha Henriette Schultz, Michael Gehtes Schultz, Henrietta Marie (Makus) Schultz, August Reinhard Schultz.

Amel Albert Schultz married his second cousin, Emma Schultz, who was my grandmother Agnes' sister.

I only wish Michael Gehtes Schultz' first cousin, my great-grandfather Christian Rodolph Schultz, had taken a group photo like this one!

Leah (helensdottr)

Re: Parents of Christian Rudolph Schultz

GaSmSt1 — 2012-05-11 23:11:52Z

We seem to be working on the same family..SCHULTZ. I have some information since my great grandmother was Hulda Schultz ROSENBAUM and my g.g.grandfather was Michael G. SCHULTZ, who did emigrate to Indiana (1881?)with his cousin, my g.g.grandfather. Michael G.. Christian Rudolph SCHULTZ b:6/22/1834 d: 2/16/1911 and his wife are buried in the Jasper County, St. John's Cemetery along with his wife Bertha J. SCHULTZ b: 3/21/1848 d: 6/9/1920. There are no other birth dates in the cemetery with a birth date earlier than 1833. Has this helped?

SCHULTZ John J Jr - Vietnam Wall section 7E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-05-07 19:23:18Z

SCHULTZ John J Jr - Vietnam Wall section 7E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,290 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

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George Schultz from Hamburg Germany born 1856

denisebradley_1 — 2012-05-01 22:20:32Z

I am seeking a connection to George Schultz from Hamburg Germany born 1856 or close to it who married a Pauline "Lena" Winkler (1860). George and Lena had two kids Edward Eddie H. (1877) and Elizabeth "Lizzie in Illinois so they immigrated over. Edward married a Caroline "Lena" Bremer (1881)and they had children, Arthur, Mildred, Harold Loui George (1909), and Edward, My grandfather is Harold. and for the record.. a lot of Schultz's nicknames are Dutch! lol.

George Schultz from Hamburg Germany born 1856

denisebradley_1 — 2012-05-01 22:20:04Z

Schultz family from Arkansas

princetho — 2012-04-29 23:56:32Z

My grandfather moved from Arkansas to Oregon but some of his brothers & sister stayed there. Anyone have connections to Schultz family from Arkansas. Hit some dead ends & would like to trade info.

SCHULTZ Danny C - Vietnam Wall section 5E

t42Vietnam_ParkerCoTX — 2012-04-28 11:59:17Z

SCHULTZ Danny C - Vietnam Wall section 5E

Honor our Veterans. This is one of many photographs of the Vietnam Memorial Wall in Parker Co, TX. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 227,289 photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Parker), cemetery(Vietnam) and Surname.

If you know more about this person please reply here instead of contacting me because this is not my family.

SCHULTZ, Mary/Ella/Ellie-Highlandtown, Baltimore, MD

lisalockett21 — 2012-04-27 19:04:48Z

Looking for any information on Mary E. (Ella/Ellie) SCHULTZ who was born in Baltimore, Maryland between 1890 and 1893. Her parents were most likely Frank and Anna ZULAUF SCHULTZ. Anna died in 1893 and I know nothing more on Frank.
Mary E. was living with grandparents John and Christina REDING on both the 1900 and 1910 censuses in Baltimore. An older relative remembers that Ellie, as he knew her, married but cannot remember the mans name.

Any information would be greatly appreciated!!

Re: Parents of Christian Rudolph Schultz

KBenedic1 — 2012-04-24 14:54:31Z

Michael Gehtes Schultz was my great great grandfather. I will look but I don't think I have anything on Christian. I noticed that you have a family photo of Michael Gehtes Schultz. Do you know who the other people are in the photo? Thanks.

Kristy

Everette Schultz

AlexGartland — 2012-04-18 23:45:24Z

I'm looking for info on an Everette Schultz. He was probably born in the 1880's and lived in Oklahoma. He had at least one child, Mary Mae Schultz, who was horn in 1911.

SCHULTZ Fred E Sr 1927 1985

t42Restland — 2012-04-09 20:45:25Z

SCHULTZ Fred E Sr 1927 1985

DaveStrickland photographed this gravestone in the Restland Cemetery, Dallas Co, Texas . Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 226,624 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com where they are listed in order by state(Texas), county(Dallas), cemetery(Restland user submitted) and Surname.
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Re: family search

duschl — 2012-04-01 23:24:08Z

i am searching for information about my brother's father james joseph schultz b. 8/24/1949 in WI. his grandmother's name was adele. james' dad was stanley and his mother, goldie. they had three other children, carl, joseph, and barbara. do you think we are looking for the same adele?

Re: Ernest Dutch Schultz

katlojoe2003 — 2012-03-27 21:15:29Z

I have researched the infamous "Dutch" Schultz and my Uncle's and the dates and sources don't line up. The picture also does not. If you google your Dutch you will find lots of info. Sorry I couldn't help more.

Re: Ernest Dutch Schultz

zeozaber_14 — 2012-03-27 15:20:29Z

i have a great uncle name dutch schiltz he was a mobster back in the day.

Re: SCHULTZ family from Prussia to WI 1866 - later IA, SD, CA

PalmerLeah63 — 2012-03-19 02:34:54Z

I just joined today, but I just found out that Josephine Rosellen was the sister of my great great grandmother Theresa or Therese Rosellen Hensley. If this is of any interest to you, I have an article about their mother, Eva Beielschmitt Rosellen, which mentions sibling names and their father, Werner Rosellen.

William Schultz

famnuts — 2012-03-16 18:00:02Z

I think I have a oath to be an American citizen from William Schultz. Sworn in on August 1861 in Wisconsin. It is difficult to read and although our family orginally thought it was a Schwartz, I don't think so. Anyone interest? Thanks, Kay

Richard E. Schultz, 67 of Girard,PA,son of,Charles J. and Mary Eleanor Moore Schultz.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2012-03-15 04:00:48Z

Richard E. Schultz, 67 of Girard,PA,
passed away on March 10, 2012 at his residence.
Richard was born in Erie,PA, on November 1, 1944
to the late Charles J. and Mary Eleanor Moore Schultz. He graduated from Rice Avenue Union High School with the class of 1962. In 1959 Richard made Eagle Scout. He was also a graduate of the first paramedic class for West County Paramedic Association. He was a member of the Fairview United Methodist Church, and a life member of the A.F. Dobler Hose and Ladder Company. Richard met his wife in Indianapolis while working for Lake Central Airlines. They moved to Girard in 1970. While living in Girard, Richard worked for LORD Corporation until his retirement in 2011. In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by two brothers, Thomas and Paul Schultz. He will be deeply missed by his wife Beverly Shepherd Schultz, whom he married on November 5, 1966 in Indianapolis. He is also survived by his two daughters, Reba Robie and her husband Richard and Donna Foriska and her husband Mathew both of Girard; three brothers, Roger Schultz and his wife Elizabeth of Girard, Eric Schultz and his wife Victoria of Millcreek, and Mark Schultz and his wife Michelle of Girard; two sister-in-laws, Shirley and Laura Schultz; four grandchildren, twins Taylor and Mackensie Robie, Isabella and Cassidy Foriska; Close Friend Julie McLaughlin; and his Dog, Laddie. Friends may call on Tuesday from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. at Daniel R. Edder Funeral Home, 309 Main St. East, Girard. Services will also be there on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Burial will follow at Girard Cemetery. Memorials may be made to Great Lakes Hospice, 1700 Peach St. Suite 244, Erie PA 16501.
( Erie Times-News on March 12, 2012 )

Fairview United Methodist Church,"

Re: William Schultz

fuschia07 — 2012-03-03 20:37:49Z

Cheryl, that's the beauty of attaching things to the message board. All you have to do is click the attachment so that the picture looks larger. Then right click on the picture and click "save image as" - that's how it works using the Firefox browser. You can do this in any browser. Give the image a name and it will be saved directly to your computer. With no need for emailing. :)

Re: William Schultz

minnesota72 — 2012-03-03 19:48:36Z

If you wish to send scanned version send to larso188@umn.edu or just email me for snail mail address. Many thanks. I'm so glad you notified the list. I so hope it's my guy!!!
Cheryl

Re: William Schultz

fuschia07 — 2012-03-03 18:50:18Z

The scan looks perfect! :)

Re: William Schultz

famnuts — 2012-03-03 18:40:09Z

Hope this helps. Let me know how it came out. Kay

Re: William Schultz

fuschia07 — 2012-03-02 21:02:01Z

When you scan the document, save it as a JPEG.

When you click "reply" in this forum, you can click "Attach a file", then click the "Browse" button to find the JPEG on your computer. Select the picture and click "Open". Then click the "Post" button.

Hope that works, assuming you are using a Windows computer.

Re: William Schultz

famnuts — 2012-03-02 14:12:08Z

Do I save it as a photo and then send it as an attachment?

Re: William Schultz

fuschia07 — 2012-03-02 09:00:10Z

If you scan it at 300 dpi, that should be a good size. Scanned images can be enhanced with photo editing software.

I don't see any problem with posting the scan here in the message board.

Re: SCHULTZ, Julius

lizziebeg — 2012-03-02 05:39:09Z

Hi, I am Leslie Schultz daugther. I have a photo of the family in Chetopa. Daddy told me Ed was the one with the cow or as he called it the Sucky Boss. Not a clue how he spelled that. If you are still there contact me. lizbeg30@yahoo.com

Re: William Schultz

famnuts — 2012-03-01 17:52:17Z

I could scan it but I don't think the quality would be very good. I could snail mail it to you. How can we do that without jepordizing private info on this message board?

Re: William Schultz

1_mkschultz — 2012-03-01 13:52:49Z

Thank you---not sure if it belongs to one of my ancestors or not but will check it out.
Thanks for your efforts.
Mary Kay

Re: William Schultz

minnesota72 — 2012-03-01 12:43:34Z

I would love to see it. It may be the opening in my brick wall. Can you scan it?
Cheryl

Re: William Schultz

famnuts — 2012-03-01 01:11:13Z

To the Honorable the Supreme Court of the State of Wisconsin: I, William Schultz an alien born, being duly sworn according to law, on my oath do declare and make known, that I was born in the City of Hamburg in the Kingdom of Germany and that I am about thirty one years of age; that I emigrated from said kingdom in the month of August A. D. 1861, and entered within the limits of the United States, at New York in the State of New York in the month of August A.D. 1861, and that I have ever since remained within the limits of the United States, and that it is my Bona Fide intention to renounce forever all allegiance and fidelity, to every Foreign Prince, Power, Potentate, State of Sovereignty Whatever, and more especially such allegiance and fidelity as I in anywise owe to Frederick William, IV present King said the Kingdom of Prussia either as a Prussian citizen or subject: and that I am sincerely attached to the principles contained in the Constitution of the United States, and well disposed to the good order and well being of the same, and desire that this, my Declaration and Report, may be accepted and filed, preparatory to my intended application to be admitted as a naturalized Citizen of the United States, in conformity
with the several Acts of Congress in such case made and provided. Subscribed and Sworn to, before me, this 30th day of October, 1867, _ _ Kellogg, Clerk of the Supreme Court of Wisconsin.

Re: William Schultz

1_mkschultz — 2012-02-29 21:03:38Z

I have a William Schultz who came from Germany in 1855 and settled in WI. THis could be the same one to whom you refer. Would appreciate any further info you may have.

Thank You
Mary Kay

schultz

jrog37 — 2012-02-26 03:37:41Z

I am trying to find out more information on Fred Schultz he died about 1902 was married to Dena Berlin who passed away abt. 1902 also. Both Fred and Dena were born in Germany and then came to America. They lived in Allegan Michigan. I know they had at least three childre named: Mrs. Sophia Waltz Schultz, John Schultz, Fred Schultz married to Lula or lulu

Re: INFO WANTED ON CHARLES SCHULTZ

edmond_schultz — 2012-02-11 20:52:21Z

Hello, I am Edmond Schultz from the Netherlands. I just found out that there was a Charles Schultz, born in Luxembourg, Arlon on July the 7th 1810, died in Palembang Indonesia on August 19, 1848. Probably he was a soldier who served in the Dutch Kolonial Army.
I am looking for the father of my great grand mother: Marie Margaretha Schultz, born aug 10, 1870(not officially Schultz). Maybe her father was related to the Charles Schultz in a way..
Hopefully this solved your missing link..

Regards,

Edmond Schultz

SCHULTZ-Baltimore, MD

lisalockett21 — 2012-02-10 03:52:55Z

I am searching for information on Mary E. (Ella) SCHULTZ born in Maryland between 1890 and 1893. She is most likely the daughter of Frank and Annie (Zulauf) SCHULTZ. Annie died in 1893 and I have no other information on Frank.

Mary is living with her grandparents, John and Christina REDING on both the 1900 and 1910 censuses in Baltimore. I am told she did marry but no one knows to whom. This marriage probably took place between 1910 and before the 1920 census. She may have gone by the name Ella as that is how my great uncle always referred to her.

Any information on Mary/Ella, her marriage, possible children, etc. would be greatly appreciated.

Schultz in Bridgeport/New Haven

melenahan — 2012-01-30 01:16:53Z

I'm researching my 4th-great-grandparents, Frederick Godfrey Schultz (born c. 1822 Connecticut, died 1896 New York) and Caroline M. Johnson.
I wrote to a research library to find his parents and got a lot of information on a man named Godfrey Schultz (born c. 1801, died c. 1870s), who could possibly be his father, but very little about his possible mother, Elizabeth (her maiden name is unknown, but she married a man previously named Sealer).
Does anyone know more information about this Godfrey Schultz and his first marriage to Elizabeth, or their children together? I know he married a second time to a Catherine. I am trying to gather more information to see if this man is indeed Frederick's father and my 5th-great-grandfather.

Re: surname Schulz or similar spelling

malincal — 2011-12-30 18:02:15Z

Thank you so much for the suggestions. I will do that.
Malincal

Re: surname Schulz or similar spelling

fuschia07 — 2011-12-30 07:59:57Z

Just a suggestion, you could post her picture here in case anyone recognizes her.

Also check the 1930 census. The 1940 census will be available in 2012. You might have better luck searching the census for Edson if you don't know the woman's first name.

surname Schulz or similar spelling

malincal — 2011-12-29 01:42:29Z

I am looking for a lady who we have a photo of in 1940 with my parents and other relatives. My father said her name was Schultz. Her maiden name was either McCord, or Troy. She had a son named Edson who would have probably been born about 1930-32. My family is from the Dauphin County PA area. I would love to know who the lady is and how she is related. My grandmother was McCord and my uncle was a Troy. Also could be a Whitney, Nellie Whitney is my grandmother. If anyone has anything similare to this family please email me. Thanks. malincal@comcast.net

Bernard Schultz Family - Philadelphia 1833-1875

pattie — 2011-12-25 16:42:20Z

Bernard SCHULTZ lived in Philadelphia and possibly was a jeweler. He married Catharine E (1832-1889)and they had three children:

William H. Schultz - actor (1856-1889)
Catharine (Dollie) Schultz (1859-1916)
Married John Outcalt in 1889 (1840-1904)
Washington Schultz (1860-?)

I am looking for anyone who might be related to this family or can help me find an obituary for Catharine Schultz or John and Catharine Outcalt.

The family is buried at Woodland Cemetery in Philadelphia.

Thanks,
Pattie
http://www.everdaygenealogy.com

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

patster1 — 2011-12-06 20:19:35Z

I saw that on the daughter Dorothy also, which make me wonder what happened to her. You are good at finding the mother and son together, good work. I did find a Georgia Schultz on Find-A-Grave in Pinellas County, Largo 1883-1863. This would be a very strange situation for my sister-in-law to find out that her paternal biological grandmother was living in the same county. I am wondering right now on how to present this information to her.

I also found her on the 1920 census (widowed) in Pennsylvania working in a hospital as a kitchen maid. The hospital was Philadelphia Hospital for Contagious Diseases.

This has got to be a heart breaking story, I need more answers that the census do no tell. What happened to her that she left 4, or 5, children behind and left the state. What happened to Floyd, the story I was told was they both died in a plane crash in the 1920’s. What ever happened occurred in 1919 after the birth of Floyd.

Pat

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

barbdale_1 — 2011-12-06 15:33:41Z

Okay, I just found the connection. Look on the 1910 census for Orange County. There is a Floyd S. "Shults" living with his wife of 2 years, Georgie, plus daughter Dorothy age 1 1/2. So, Floyd may have died, but not Georgia?

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

barbdale_1 — 2011-12-06 15:16:25Z

In 1930 there is a Roger E Schultz, in West Darby Pennsylvania, born New York, age 19. He is living with his Mother, Georgia Schultz. That is the only Roger Schultz I found of the right age.
I most definitely hope you post an update - I do love a good genealogy mystery!

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

patster1 — 2011-12-06 05:15:48Z

Barb, I was just looking at that census for 1920 and the orphanage. Those two boys I am, almost certain, are the two I am looking for even though the age and names are different. They most definitely appear to be twins. My main thought is that Marcus’s name would be the same as his paternal grandfather. My thinking is on the one you mentioned on your last message about Roger E. Schultz as a grandson. I took that Marcus as the line I was looking for and went back. On the 1900 census he has his whole family with him and one of his son’s is named Floyd S. Schultz. I am thinking that he is the one that has died PRIOR TO 1920, with his wife, and named one child after himself and one after his father. The reason I was having such a time with Floyd was I spelled his name wrong, it should be Crist and not Christ. I found him with his adopted family, listed as son, on the 1920 census living in Cornwall, Orange County New York. They are there on the 1930 census as well only now he is listed as adopted son.

The reason Roger E. never changed his name is because he stayed with his Grandfather Schultz, don’t know as yet if he was adopted by his grandfather. On the 1930 census Roger has left his grandfather. Marcus is with his daughter Margaret age 51. Still trying to locate Roger in 1930.

I am finding some numbers to call in Orange County about the orphanage to see if they have records for that time frame. Also as I mentioned there are other Schultz listed in Collier County Florida that may be related to Roger E. I will be on the phone for a while this week.

Also I found 4 other Schultz children (step children) all born within about the same time frame but living in Erie County, I will put them down and sort them by age to see if they fit. This may just be coincidence since Raymond’s obit does not mention any other siblings.

Thanks so much for the help you have given, I was just starting to go around in circles. I will post a follow up with any information I find on this family just in case someone else may be trying to put this puzzle together.
Pat

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

barbdale_1 — 2011-12-06 02:52:10Z

When I looked at the 1920 census for Orange County, there were several "stray" Schultz children under the age of 10. (The database I looked at only indexes them if they are not living with parents). One interesting entry was for twins, James and Marcus Schultz age 6. Now I know that is not the right age for Raymond and Griffin, but what if the adoptive parents changed their first names as well and their ages were not recorded correctly?
The twins were living at the Newburgh home for the Friendless, in Newburgh, Orange County. If you look at this entry from another poster about the home, they give a link of where to write for information
http://boards.ancestry.com/localities.northam.usa.states.new...

Now, I may be all wet, but here is my line of thinking. In the 1920 census there was a Rodger E Schultz, living with his Grandparents, including Marcus Schultz, and his father, Alpheus (or Alphonse) Schultz. So, it follows that possibly Marcus Schultz in the home was a grandson of the older Marcus Schultz. Also, there was an Alphonso Schultz, age 2, living with another family and listed as "friend" of the family. Floyd, possibly? Now, I admit this is all conjecture, but it might help to look at the Newburgh home information.

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

barbdale_1 — 2011-12-05 04:37:45Z

So check out this link for the 1920 census for Orange County
https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MV9N-NRK

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

barbdale_1 — 2011-12-05 04:32:01Z

The only Roger Schultz of the right age I could find in 1930 is a Rodger E. Schultz, age 19, living in Upper Darby PA with his widowed Mother, Georgia Schultz. Hmm, wonder if that is him or not?
He may not be in the SSDI even if he did die, if no one claimed a death benefit for him.

Re: Schultz Family in Orange County, possible

patster1 — 2011-12-05 00:27:15Z

Barb, thanks for the reply. Thinking about these boys, Roger may still be alive although at 100. The below information is all I have on them and still doing various manipulations on the names I cannot come with anything on the 1920 census.

Raymond Richcreek was born 3 September 1916 and died in Florida 3 February 1990. His obit says he came from Chester New York in 1926.
Griffin Richcreek (known also as Henry) was a twin to Raymond and born 3 September 1916 and died 15 December 1990 in Florida. His obit says he was born in Bails Gate (Vails Gate ???) and came to Florida from Chester New York in 1924. Both Vails Gate and Chester are in Orange County.

Roger E. Schultz, basically the only thing I can find on him is a listing in the U.S. Public Records Index Vol. 2 at Ancestry.com. He was born 6 November 1911 and lived at the same address through the mid 1990’s. The number listed now belongs to someone else and the address for him is in another name as well. In 2011 he would be 100 years old, he could still be living. He was living on Marco Island Florida from at least 1990 (brothers obit) till 1996, no death record found as yet. There are some Schultz living on Marco Island and I will be making a few phone calls to see if I can get any further information on him.

Floyd S. Christ was born 17 January 1919 and died in Massachusetts 22 May 1993. His SSN was issued in New York before 1951.

So far this is all I have on them. The only negative is the time frame between Roger and the twins is 5 years but the parents could have lost one child during that period of time. Raymond and Henry Griffin were the two that were adopted together, probably because they were twins. Raymond’s obit is the only “tie together” that I have putting all four names with the family. His obit also gives their location in 1990.

Raymond’s daughter is my sister-in-law and I am trying to find this family for her. All she has is “bits and pieces” of her paternal heritage.

Thanks for anything you might find,
Pat