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Generation 1
Generation 2 - Lisbeth - Frederick - Gustav - John - Mary - George
Generation 3 - William - Emma - Frederick - Clara - Esther - Lizzie - Alvin
1. FREDERICK1 KIRSCHNER was born in Prussia. (Note: census information states that the Kirschners actually came from Hesse, Darmstadt). He married (1) MARIA WICK. She was born in Prussia.
Notes for FREDERICK KIRSCHNER:
Information supplied by Florence Kirschner Webb.
John Kirschner arrived in Waumandee in 1855, from Prussia, Germany and he worked as a farmer and hotel keeper.
That same year a Albert Kirchner from Bangor, Maine also arrived in Waumandee. He too was a farmer and merchant--related?--he dropped the "S" in the spelling of his name.
Florence also supplied a list of other Kirschner births. Some of the spellings dropped the "S" in Kirschner, spelling it Kirchner.
More About FREDERICK KIRSCHNER:
Emigration: 1860, From Prussia
Fact: Was a Farmer
Children of FREDERICK KIRSCHNER and MARIA WICK are:
i. LISBETH2 KIRSCHNER, b. 1854.
2. ii. FREDERICK KIRSCHNER, b. 1856, Cincinnati, Ohio.
3. iii. GUSTAV KIRSCHNER, b. 06 Apr 1859.
4. iv. JOHN KIRSCHNER, b. 28 Mar 1861.
5. v. MARY KIRSCHNER, b. 11 Feb 1863.
6. vi. GEORGE A. KIRSCHNER, b. 15 Aug 1867, Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin; d. 1947, Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
2. FREDERICK2 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK1) was born 1856 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He married EMMA HEMRICH 19 Apr 1879 in Alma, Wisconsin, daughter of JOHN HEMRICH and ANNA KOPPEL. She was born 09 Jan 1855 in Keokuk, Lee County, IA, and died 06 Dec 1920 in San Mateo, California.
More About FREDERICK KIRSCHNER and EMMA HEMRICH:
Marriage: Alma, Wisconsin
Marriage Notes for FREDERICK KIRSCHNER and HENRIETTA QUICK:
Pierce County marriage records show Frederick Kirschner married Henrietta Quick September 22, 1878.
Book #1, page #266. Is this the same Frederick Kirschner???? Is Henrietta Quick his 2nd wife??? Or, is Henrietta Quick really Emma Hemrich???
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Marriage: 22 Sep 1878, Pierce County, Wisconsin
Children of FREDERICK KIRSCHNER and EMMA HEMRICH are:
7. i. WILLIAM H.3 KIRSCHNER, b. 13 Sep 1882.
ii. FRED KIRSCHNER, b. 22 Nov 1880.
8. iii. EMMA KIRSCHNER.
9. iv. ANDREW FREDERICK KIRSCHNER, b. 28 Feb 1888, Seattle, Washington; d. 15 Jun 1944, San Jose, California.
3. GUSTAV2 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK1) was born 06 Apr 1859. He married MARY WISSMOLEK 20 May 1884 in Buffalo County, Wisconsin.
More About GUSTAV KIRSCHNER:
Fact: Was a laborer
Children of GUSTAV KIRSCHNER and MARY WISSMOLEK are:
i. GUSTAV EDWARD3 KIRSCHNER, b. 06 Apr 1885.
ii. ANNIE KIRSCHNER, b. 05 Apr 1886.
4. JOHN2 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK1) was born 28 Mar 1861. He married MINNIE GUNTHER 13 Nov 1886 in Buffalo County, Wisconsin.
Notes for JOHN KIRSCHNER:
John farmed 204.5 acre. He also kept stock. First settlers in Montana, Wisconsin.
Children of JOHN KIRSCHNER and MINNIE GUNTHER are:
i. LIZZIE3 KIRSCHNER, b. 23 Jan 1888, Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin.
ii. ALVIN KIRSCHNER, b. 06 Aug 1889, Alma, Wisconsin; d. Jan 1971, Mondovi, Buffalo County, Wisconsin.
Notes for ALVIN KIRSCHNER:
Florence Webb said HE (I assume Alvin) took his life. OR, did she mean John took his life???
5. MARY2 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK1) was born 11 Feb 1863. She married JACOB KINDSCHY 08 April 1886, son of CHRISTIAN KIINDSCHY and ELIZABETH RUNKER.
Notes for MARY KIRSCHNER:
Information from Florence Kirschner Webb.
Mary Kirschner married Jacob Kinschy in 1886; she was his 2nd wife.
Florence tells us that they had four children.
Jacob was 1st married to Sarah Koch in 1881.
No children from first wife???
She also noted that they moved to or lived at Montana, Wisconsin and that it was a small town.
More About JACOB KINDSCHY and MARY KIRSCHNER:
Marriage: 1886
Children of MARY KIRSCHNER and JACOB KINDSCHY are:
i. LESTER JACOB3 KINDSCHY, b. 20 Aug 1888, Montana, Wisconsin.
ii. ARTHUR FRED KINDSCHY, b. 1891, Montana, Wisconsin.
Notes for ARTHUR FRED KINDSCHY:
Broderbund Family Archive #110, Vol. 1, Ed. 4, Social Security Death Index: U.S. Social Security Death Index, Surnames from A through L, Date of Import: Mar 4, 2002, Internal Ref. #1.111.4.126130.1
Individual: Kindschy, Arthur
Birth date: May 31, 1891
Death date: Dec. 1970
Social Security #: 397-12-0290
Last residence: WI 54630
State of issue: WI
More About ARTHUR FRED KINDSCHY:
Residence: Last residence WI 54630
Social Security Number: 397-12-0290, issued WI
iii. ADELIA S. KINDSCHY.
iv. ALLEN KINDSCHY.
6. GEORGE A.2 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK1) was born 15 Aug 1867 in Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin, and died 1947 in Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin. He married KATHERINE BLUMENSCHEIN 03 Jan 1888, (note: Ancestry, Wisconsin Marriages state 01 Mar 1888) daughter of ADAM BLUMENSCHEIN and KATHARINA SCHWINN. She was born 27 Sep 1870 in Wallbach, Hesse, Germany, and died 1943 in Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
Notes for GEORGE A. KIRSCHNER:
1893--Family moved from Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin to Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin. Fred was 5 years old, Clara 2 years. October 6, 1934 Clara Kirschner Taminga started the Plum City Hospital--2 beds. It grew to 32 beds.
Fred was in his teens when his family became Seventh Day Adventists. Mother (Katie Blumenschein) had been Lutheran. Father George Kirschner was Catholic. Bertha & John Blumenschein & boys and Louis Blumenschein became Seventh Day Adventists.
More About GEORGE A. KIRSCHNER:
Burial: Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin
More About GEORGE KIRSCHNER and KATHERINE BLUMENSCHEIN:
Marriage: 03 Jan 1888
Children of GEORGE KIRSCHNER and KATHERINE BLUMENSCHEIN are:
10. i. FREDERICK3 KIRSCHNER, b. 26 Sep 1888, Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin; d. 10 Mar 1941, Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin.
11. ii. CLARA KIRSCHNER, b. 11 Mar 1891, Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin; d. 23 Aug 1958.
iii. LILLIAN ELLEN KIRSCHNER, b. 07 Jul 1894, Union Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin; d. 05 May 1984, Hamburg, Pennsylvania; m. LLOYD ERNEST RAFFERTY, 17 Jul 1924, Berrian Springs, Michigan; b. 11 Oct 1898, Hawthorn, Wisconsin; d. 20 Jan 1982, Hamburg, Pennsylvania.
More About LILLIAN ELLEN KIRSCHNER:
Burial: St. Michael, Tilden Twp., Pennsylvania
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Marriage: 17 Jul 1924, Berrian Springs, Michigan
12. iv. ESTHER KIRSCHNER, b. 1897, Union Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin; d. 1934.
v. FLORENCE KIRSCHNER, b. 16 Nov 1910, Union Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin; d. 15 Jul 2001, Loma Linda, California; m. PLINY WEBB.
7. WILLIAM H.3 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK2, FREDERICK1) was born 13 Sep 1882. He married MAUDE.
More About WILLIAM H. KIRSCHNER:
Name Variation: Willie
8. EMMA3 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK2, FREDERICK1) She married O. MAUER.
More About EMMA KIRSCHNER:
Name Variation: Emily
9. ANDREW FREDERICK3 KIRSCHNER (FREDERICK2, FREDERICK1) was born 28 Feb 1888 in Seattle, Washington, and died 15 Jun 1944 in San Jose, California. He married LILLIAN MARIE WILL 08 Sep 1908 in Seattle, Washington, daughter of ROBERT WILL and ALBERTINA GRAVES. She was born 22 Aug 1887 in Manitowc, Wisconsin, and died 27 Feb 1975 in San Jose, California.
More About ANDREW FREDERICK KIRSCHNER:
Burial: 15 Jun 1944, San Jose, California
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Marriage: 08 Sep 1908, Seattle, Washington
10. FREDERICK3 KIRSCHNER (GEORGE A.2, FREDERICK1) was born 26 Sep 1888 in Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin, and died 10 Mar 1941 in Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin. He married (1) LOTTIE CRANE. He married (2) FRANCES BONNIEBELL GRINNELL 26 Sep 1917, daughter of GEORGE GRINNELL and ADDIE WHITING. She was born 14 Oct 1889 in Clitherall, Ottertail County, Minnesota, and died 10 Jun 1976 in Montevideo, Chippewa County, Minnesota.
Notes for FREDERICK KIRSCHNER:
Fred was working as a street car conductor in St .Paul when he met Frances. They then moved to a farm in Spring Valley, Wisconsin. Fred could eat peas with his knife. He would lean way back in his chair until it almost fell over. He ruined many chairs that way.
Obituary; Frederick Kirschner
Frederick Kirschner was born to Katherine and George Kirschner September 26, 1888, at Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin.
At the age of five with his family he came to Plum City, where he grew to manhood.
September 26, 1917, he married Frances B. Bayless, of St. Paul. He To them were born two children.
For four years they resided on the John Gamm farm near Plum City, moving in 1922 to the Carpenter farm near Spring Valley, where they lived until 1937, when Fred's failing health compelled them to leave the farm and move to the village. He suffered for some years with a heart ailment but had been able to be about, and his sudden death from a heart attack early on the morning of March 10 came as a shock to all.
He is survived by his wife and two children - Alan, now en route with the 81st Field Artillery to Anchorage, Alaska, and Marjorie, of Spring Valley; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kirschner, of Plum City; three sisters - Mrs. George Taminga of Plum City, Mrs. Lloyd Rafferty of Tacoma, Maryland, and Florence Kirschner of Plum City; two step-sons - Harry Bayless of Spring Valley and Leo Bayless of Kansas City, Mo; besides six nieces and numerous other relatives. One sister, Mrs. Orville Marsh, preceded him in death.
Funeral services were held Wednesday, March 12, at Plum City, Elder Henry Grundset, of Clear Lake, officiated, with burial in the family lot at the Plum City cemetery.
Mr. Kirschner had a host of friends all through eastern Pierce county, to whom his untimely death brings sorrow.
More About FREDERICK KIRSCHNER:
Burial: Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin
Notes for LOTTIE CRANE:
According to Millie Solstad, Lottie was "odd" and divorced Fred shortly after the marriage.
Notes for FRANCES BONNIEBELL GRINNELL:
Frances was a poet all of her life. A poem would come, seemingly out of nowhere, and she would write it down. She wrote a weekly column for the Spring Valley, Wisconsin Sun newspaper called "Dishpan Reflections of Daily Life."
1906 lived in Duluth with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis West. Daisy Evangeline Whiting lived with her for awhile there. Address was 901 E. 4th St. Frances was engaged to the West's son; I think his first name was George. While there, she worked at Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, a wholesale hardware store at 251-319 Lake Avenue South. The building still stands. The house is on a hill overlooking the city. The business was a good walk down toward Lake Superior. George West was a photographer. Frances was to meet him in Milan, Minnesota where they were to be married. She took a train to Milan, got off and then got back on the train. Unfortunately, she left her case with many photographs which he had taken of her at the train depot.
From St. Paul City Directories
1909: Verni C. Bayless, machinist, h. 437 Neill (probable year of their marriage)
(1910: First in Wolf Creek, Nebraska where Verni worked in depot for Frances' uncle Julian Whiting; then to Grand Forks where Frances' mother Addie Whiting Slattery lived.)
1911: Verni Bayless, lineman, 883 Margaret
1912: Verni C. Bayless, clerk, 336 W. 7th St.
1913: Verni C. Bayless, driver, 314 Harrison
1914: Verni C. Bayless, clerk 326 Banfil
Mrs. Bonnie, clerk, Lindeke & Warner, 326 Banfil
1915 (this must have been the year of the divorce) Verni would no longer be living in St. Paul
Mrs. Bonnie Bayless 141 W. 5th, clerk, Lindeke & Warner
1916 Mrs. Bonnie Bayless clerk, Lindeke & Warner, res. The Portland
1917 Mrs. Bonnie Bayless clerk Lindeke & Warner, rms 503 Selby
Marriage Notes for FREDERICK KIRSCHNER and FRANCES GRINNELL:
Bonnie was living in St. Paul, Minnesota prior to this marriage.
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Marriage: 26 Sep 1917
Children of FREDERICK KIRSCHNER and FRANCES GRINNELL are:
i. LT. ALAN FREDRICK4 KIRSCHNER, b. 17 Sep 1918; d. 14 Aug 1943, Wyoming.
Notes for LT. ALAN FREDRICK KIRSCHNER:
IDAHO FLIERS CRASH, DIE
DUBOISE, Wyo. (UP)--Forest rangers disclosed today that six Army fliers have been killed in the crash of their B-24 bomber against a mountainside in the Washakie national forest in western Wyoming.
C.S. Thornock of the forest service says the wreckage of the plane was found after rangers rushed to the area to fight a small forest fire.
They discovered that the plane had crashed and burned starting the fire. The blaze was brought under control within a short time.
(Public relations officers at Pocatello, Idaho, said the four-engined bomber was from that base. It was believed en route there from Casper, Wyo. Officers said names of crew members would not be released until relatives are notified.)
Liet. Alan Kirschner Killed in Crash
Second War Fatality among Local Men
Lt. Alan Kirschner, U.S. air force, was killed in a bomber crash in Wyoming Saturday, Aug. 14, according to word received in Spring Valley Tuesday through his mother, Mrs. Fred Kirschner of St. Paul. Alan was nearing the end of his training period as pilot of a heavy bomber in the army air force.
Alan graduated from the Spring Valley high school in 1937. He was among the first to join the army when the call came for volunteers, and was with the first contingent of men to be sent to Alaska. While there he became a corporal in the field artillery and was recommended for training as a pilot in the rapidly expanding air force.
He gained his wings and was commissioned a lieutenant in the army air force in February of this year, and at the time of his death was finishing the grueling training necessary to piloting our heavy bombers.
The funeral will be held in St. Paul with burial in the National Cemetery at Fort Snelling. According to a dispatch in the Milwaukee Journal, eleven men were killed in the crash, one being Alan. The bomber, flying from the Pocatello, Idaho, air base, plunged to the ground in a remote region in Wyoming near Dubois. One other plane from the same base crashed on the field killing five men.
Mrs. Upman, Mrs. Art Brooke, Mrs. Katherine Larson, Miss Josie Banks and Bill Powless attended the funeral of Lt. Alan Kirschner at Fort Snelling Monday. Neil Lillie and Jimmie Noterman with Leo Petan and Keith Brown, of Setuh Hill, and two Plum City boys were pall bearers for Alan. Mrs. C. W. Lilie of St. Paul served supper to all those who attended the funeral.
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More About LT. ALAN FREDRICK KIRSCHNER:
Burial: Fort Snelling Military cemetery, Minnesota
Fact 1: 14 Aug 1943, Died in plane crash over Wyoming during WWII
18. ii. MARJORIE KATHERINE KIRSCHNER, b. 19 Mar 1925, Spring Valley, Wisconsin; d. 28 Jul 1976, Minneapolis, Hennepin County, Minnesota.
11. CLARA3 KIRSCHNER (GEORGE A.2, FREDERICK1) was born 11 Mar 1891 in Waumandee, Buffalo County, Wisconsin, and died 23 Aug 1958. She married GEORGE TAMINGA Apr 1914. He was born 1880, and died 1948.
More About CLARA KIRSCHNER:
Burial: Plum City, Pierce County, Wisconsin
Occupation: Nurse, Plum City Hospital
More About GEORGE TAMINGA and CLARA KIRSCHNER:
Marriage: Apr 1914
Child of CLARA KIRSCHNER and GEORGE TAMINGA is:
i. FLORENCE4 TAMINGA.
12. ESTHER3 KIRSCHNER (GEORGE A.2, FREDERICK1) was born 1897 in Union Township, Pierce County, Wisconsin, and died 1934. She married JAMES ORVILLE MARSH.
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Cause of Death: Cancer