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51 Name : Virginia Elizabeth Venning
Birthplace : Aiken, SC
Last Resided In : Montmorenci, SC
Date of Birth : Tuesday, June 11, 1918
Obituary Date : Friday, November 24, 2006

Montmorenci, SC – Mrs. Virginia Elizabeth Ashhurst Venning, 88, of Montmorenci, died Friday, November 24, 2006 at her residence.

Funeral services will be held at 4:00 PM Sunday, November 26 at Montmorenci First Baptist Church. Reverend Gary Youell will officiate. Interment will follow in the church cemetery.

Honorary pallbearers will be deacons of Montmorenci First Baptist Church

Mrs. Venning was born in Aiken, SC to the late John William and Sophia Anna Florence Geisller Ashhurst. She was past president of Ladies Auxiliary of the Montmorenci Fire Department, member of the Country Gardners, the Golden Ages Church Group and very active in her church, Montmorenci First Baptist Church.

Survivors include her daughters, Virginia Ann Ritger, Montmorenci, Charleen Dunford, Aiken; three grandchildren, Charles Powell, Ann Marie Smith, Kathryn Joyner; two great grandchildren, Jordan Powell and Maggie Marie Smith; and a brother, Fred Geissler Ashhurst, Aiken.

Memorials may be directed to Montmorenci First Baptist Church, 44 Old Barnwell Rd., Montmorenci, SC 29839.

Please visit Mrs. Venning’s online memorial at http://shellhousefuneralhome.com.

The family will receive friends Saturday evening from 5-7 PM at Shellhouse Funeral Home, Inc., 924 Hayne Ave., Aiken, SC

Service Information
Date : 11/26/2006
Time : 4 PM

Visitation Information
Date : 11/25/2006
Time : 5-7 PM

Burial Information
Date : 11/26/2006

Location
Montmorenci First Baptist Church

Location
Shellhouse Funeral Home
924 Hayne Ave.
Aiken, SC 29801 		Virginia Elizabeth Ashhurst
 
52 Johanna J. Maeder, nee Aufdermauer, 88, of Allenton, passed away on Sunday, Feb. 1, 2004 at St. Joseph's Community Hospital: West Bend. She was born on Nov. 12, 1915 to the late Anton and Frances (nee Schnorenberg) Aufdermauer, and married Martin Ritger Sr. on June 24, 1933 in West Bend. He passed away on Nov. 20, 1964.
On Oct. 31, 1970, Johanna was united in marriage to Oswald Maeder in West Bend.
Oswald passed away on July 8, 1982. Johanna worked at Amity for many years as a sewer. After her retirement she kept active by quilting every Thursday at the Allenton Town Hall. Johanna was an avid sheepshead player and was in a club that met every Wednesday.

Survivors include nine children, Donald (Rosalie) Ritger of Kewaskum, Patricia Krueger of Theresa, Joanne (Leonard) Westphal of Slinger, Mary Ritger of Allenton, Elaine (Lester) Weis of Campbellsport, Joyce (Eli) Stoller of Port Washington, Rosetta Rick of Prentice, and Martin (Penny) Ritger and Eugene (Mary Lou) Ritger, both of West Bend; three stepdaughters, Sue Teschendors, Lucille Koenig and Allis Kohlman; 38 grandchildren; 53 great-grandchildren; other relatives and friends. Preceding her in death were a son, George Ritger; and two sons-in-law, Vilias Krueger and George Rick Sr.

A Mass of Christian Burial will be held on Thursday, Feb. 6 at 2 p.m. at Resurrection Catholic Church in Allenton. Father Richard Breitbach will officiate, and burial will follow in Sacred Heart Cemetery. Visitation at the church only will be on Thursday from 11 a.m. until the time of Mass. Memorials to Resurrection Catholic Church are appreciated. The Myrhum-Patten Funeral and Cremation Service of West Bend is assisting the family. 		Johanna Josephine Aufdermauer
 
53 Die hier als Möglichkeit dargestellte Abstammung von den Pfeil von Aulenbach ist urkundlich nicht belegt und wohl auch nie zu beweisen. Sie ist lediglich eine Hypothese, die zum Teil auf der _berlieferung beruht und die Genealogie der "Phil von Aulenbach" sowie die territorialen VerzhSltnisse, in denen die "Pfeil" und unsere Aulenbachs lebten, entsprechend berncksichtigt. Vielleicht war NN Aulenbach ein vom Kloster Triefenstein eingesetzter Verwalter auf dem Baumgartshof. Aulenbach
 
54 Vielleicht ist er identisch mit dem hier als Bruder genannten "Carges". Der Vorname Carges tritt in Oberndorf und Bischbrunn in den Matrikeln des 16. Jahrhunderts hSufiger auf. _blicherweise wnrde man diesen Namen als Kurzform von Eucharius verstehen. Denkbar ist aber auch, daß er als Umgangsform von "Georg" benutzt wurde. _ber Carges Aulenbach erhalten wir aus den Matrikeln keine weiteren Informationen (Kinder, etc.), wohl aber nber Georg, fnr den wiederum keine Heirat eingetragen ist. Wir haben deswegen Georg Aulenbach an dieser Stelle als Sohn von Velten Aulenbach dargestellt. GrundsStzlich kann er aber auch ein Sohn des Contz Aulenbach gewesen sein, der ein mutmaßlicher Bruder des Velten war. Geörg Aulenbach
 
55 Hans Aulenbach (Aulnich) war 1540 Alleinbesitzer (ErbbestSnder) des sog. Hoffmannsgutes in Oberndorf. Das Hoffmannsgut war Eigentum der Rothenfelser Burg. Seit wann dieser Hof im Besitz der Familie war, ist nicht nberliefert. Denkbar ist, daß er den Besitz erheiratet hatte und sein Vater und Großvater als Verwalter auf dem Baumgartshof eingesetzt waren. Sein mutmaßlicher Bruder, "Contz", wird jedenfalls 1554 noch als "auf dem baumgarten hove" erwShnt. --- Nach der Chronik von Bischbrunn u. Oberndorf geht der Name der Familie auf die Forsthnbner der "Pfeil von Ulnbach" (manchmal auch "Phil von Aulenbach" genannt) in Oberaulenbach zurnck. Diese Formulierung lSßt offen, ob es sich um Nachfahren dieser Familie oder ihrer Dienstleute handelt. --- Fnr eine Abstammung von dieser Familie spricht aber der Name als solcher. WSre diesr Name nur eine einfache Herkunftsbezeichnung gewesen, so wnrde er wahrscheinlich auf Aulenbacher lauten, Shnlich wie das z.B. bei Miltenberger, Urspringer oder gar Rienecker der Fall ist. Hier haben wir es aber eindeutig mit einer anderen Art der Namensbildung zu tun. Ein Name wie Aulenbacher wnrde darauf hinweisen, daß die Vorfahren des NamenstrSgers irgendwann einmal aus einem Ort Aulenbach kamen. Bei der Form, Aulenbach, sind aber Familien- und Ortsname gleichwertig und werden damit als Einheit gleichgesetzt. --- Es ist deshalb gar nicht so unwahrscheinlich, daß die Bürgerlichen Aulenbach-Familien, die sich spSter mehrheitlich Aulbach nennen, tatsSchliche Nachfahren der Pfeil von Aulenbach sind. --- Die Pfeil von Aulenbach gehörten dem niedersten Adel an und waren bereits im frühen 14. Jahrhundert mit einigen kleineren, verstreut liegenden Lehen im Raum Hösbach-Oberaulenbach-Sommerau begntert. --- Fnr die erste HSlfte des 14. Jahrhunderts sind die Namen von mindestens drei Brndern nberliefert, Contz Phil (Pfeil), Götz von Aulenbach und Fritz von Aulenbach. Ein möglicher weiterer Bruder oder Verwandter war Diether von Aulenbach. 1375 wurden vier Brnder aus dieser Familie von Erzbischof Gerlach von Mainz mit dem alten Schloß Mengebur (Mönchberg) belehnt. Die Nachfahren des Contz nannten sich weiterhin Phil von Aulenbach, die Nachfahren von Götz hingegen "Herrn von Aulenbach zu Mönchberg". Dieses Mönchberger Lehen ist aber bereits nach ca. 100 Jahren an die Kottwitz gefallen. --- Falls unsere Oberndorfer Aulenbachs tatsSchlich von den Pfeil abstammen sollten, so dnrfte diese Abstammung am wahrscheinlichsten auf Contz III Phil von Aulenbach zurnckgehen, der mehrere Wertheimische Lehen innehatte und damit in der nSheren Umgebung Oberndorfs und Esselbachs begntert war. Hans Aulenbach
 
56 Michel Aulbach ist der erste Aulbach in Volkersbrunn. Die Leidersbacher Chronik listet ihn in 1650 als einen der sechs HaushaltsvorstSnde. Eine vorausgegangene Liste aus der schwedischen Besatzungszeit von 1633 listet fnr Volkersbrunn noch neun Haushalte. Von den damaligen Familiennamen war 1650 keiner mehr am Ort, so daß davon auszugehen ist, daß zumindest alle mSnnlichen HaushaltsvorstSnde im letzten Drittel des Krieges von außerhalb zugezogen waren. Er dnrfte mit dem 1633 noch in Bischbrunn lebenden Michel Aulnbach identisch sein, der ein Sohn des aus Oberndorf bei Bischbrunn stammenden Geörg Aulnbach in Bischbrunn gewesen ist. Oberndorf war eine VerlSngerung des Dorfes Esselbach und wie Esselbach dem Stift Wnrzburg zugehörig. Michel Aulenbach
 
57 Nach den Kirchenbnchern ist er der Vater von Carges Aulenbach. Wir haben ihm unseren Vorfahren Georg als Sohn zugeordnet, weil dessen Vater nicht dokumentiert ist und eventuell sogar Georg und Carges identisch sind. Auch Contz Aulenbach, ein mutmaßlicher Bruder des Velten, kann der Vater von Georg gewesen sein. Veltin Aulenbach
 
58 This story published online: March 18, 1999
Obituaries are provided by Globe Online from listings publishedin the Mason City (Iowa) Globe-Gazette. Information regarding funeral arrangements is provided by funeral homes or submitted by families.
ETHEL KROPP
GARNER - Ethel Kropp, 85, of Garner, died Tuesday (March 16, 1999) at the Concord Care Center: Garner. Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Zion Evangelical
and Reformed Church, with the Rev. Darrell Weber officiating. Interment will be in Concord Township Cemetery. Visitation will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. Friday at the Cataldo Funeral Chapel, 160 E. Fourth St., Garner, and will continue one hour prior to services at the church. Ethel Irene Kropp, the daughter of Herman and Lillian (Blumer) Baack, was born March22, 1913, on a farm near Klemme. She attended the rural schools and graduated from Klemme High School. She received her elementary teaching certificate at the Iowa State Teacher's College in Cedar Falls and taught in the rural schools of Hancock County for several years.
On May 26, 1936, she was married to Caris "Barney" H. Kropp at the Immanuel Reformed parsonage in Klemme. Theyfarmed in the Liberty Township for 10 years until 1946, when they moved to Concord Township and continued to farm until Caris' death in 1979. Ethel continued to live on the home farm until moving to Concord Care Center in October of 1994.
She enjoyed flowers, gardening, sewing and working with ceramics and artwork. She was a member of the Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church: Garner Homemaker's Club and the Ventura Garden Club.
She is survived by her daughter, Carita A. Dahlberg of Hopkins, Minn.; her son, Carroll Kropp and his wife, Janet, of St. Joseph, Mo.; three grandchildren, Corey Lynn Kropp, Michael Macey and Cara Rose Kropp; her brothers and sister, Roy Baack and his wife, Bernice, of Thornton, Dorothy Howie and her husband, Jim, of Garner, Robert Baack and his wife, Ruth, of Britt and Richard Baack and his wife, Jean, of Klemme; a sister-in-law, Darlene Baack of Klemme; and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Caris, Jan. 12, 1979; parents; a son-in-law, Douglas Dahlberg; a brother, Paul Baack; and a sister, Norma Mauritz. 		Ethel Irene Baack
 
59 " A real fine Christian lady whose nerves gave out." - Notes from Gary Mauritz's collection. Norma Luella Baack
 
60 Taught school for 34 years. Mildred Backhaus
 
61 Catholic Mass of Christian Burial held at Saint Anne's Church Milwaukee.
Buried at Holy Angels Cemetery in West Bend, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA 		Anna Bales
 
62 Works for Deloitte Touche in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Timothy Ball
 
63 Died of complications from polycystic kidneys Myrle Harriet Barr
 
64 Godparents: Emma Diels, George Basler, Cunigunde Basler Flora Emma Cunigunge Basler
 
65 1880 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p299a Age 8
1900 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p076a Age 28
1910 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p012a Age 38 		Mary Bath
 
66 Lived at BelvidereIllinois and Beloit, Rock County, Wisconsin, USA. Christine Baumann
 
67 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Irene Baumann
 
68 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Norbert W. Baumann
 
69 Possible place of death Sunnyvale, California, USA. Ramona Baumann
 
70 Served in the United States Army from 1952-1954. Worked at Central Wisconsin Airport
in Mosinee as a maintenance man. 		Charles Peter Baur
 
71 Leo had a large 'SUGAR BUSH' and produced MAPLE SYRUP. He used a covered evaporator and the resulting product was lighter than the syrup produced by the 'OPEN PAN' method. Leo Rudolph Baur
 
72 Died at St. Mary's Hospital
Undertaker was "Stieber" 		Margaret Beattie
 
73 Obwohl der erste "Becker" in Kleinwallstadt schon 1410 nachgewiesen ist, gibt es in der Leibeigenenliste von 1617 nur noch zwei Becker als HaushaltsvorstSnde, die beide nicht in Kleinwallstadt geboren sind. Zum einen Thebes Becker aus Elsenfeld, der 1596 als Nachbar aufgenommen wurde und mit einer Hausenerin verheiratet war. Der andere war Clemens Becker, 1591 als Nachbar angenommen und aus Röllfeld gebnrtig. Er war mit einer Stadtprozeltenerin verheiratet. Dieser dnrfte der Vater unseres ersten "Hans" gewesen sein. Clemens Becker
 
74 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Frieda Becker
 
75 She teaches oboe. Julaine L. Beebe
 
76 She is buried in Section D, Lot 18 with her husband. She possibly had three
other husbands. She is buried with the surname of COX. Known as Minnie. 		Winifred Mae Beem
 
77 Filiation unsicher. Georg Adam Behr
 
78 Filiation unsicher. Johann Behr
 
79 1910 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p015a Age 6
1920 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p009a Age 15 		Hortense Maria Beistle
 
80 1870 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p354a Age 55
1880 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p307a Age 66 		Walburga Beistle
 
81 Died in a car crash at age 31. Anna Benny
 
82 Daughter of a stone cutter1850 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USAcensus p019b Age 37

1860 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USAcensus p032 Age 47
1880 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USAcensus p312a Age 66 - Shows as "Margret" 		Margaretha Berchold
 
83 Er ist 1651 der einzige nberlebende Bergmann in Obernau. Adam Bergmann
 
84 Er ist 1633 der einzige erwachsene mSnnliche NamenstrSger. Außer ihm lebte noch die Witwe des Hans Bergmann Conrad Bergmann
 
85 Elmer H. Bergs
Elmer H. Bergs, 92, 801 Hemlock St., Marathon, died Friday, Feb. 25, 2005, at Aspirus Wausau Hospital.

He was born Nov. 3, 1912, in Poniatowski, son of the late Hubert and Adeline (Schueller) Bergs. On Feb. 25, 1933, he married Theresa M. Golla at the former St. James Catholic Church: Wausau. She preceded him in death Aug. 16, 1991.

Elmer was the owner and operator of Bergs Radio and Appliance. He also worked as a part-time insurance agent for more than 30 years at State Farm Insurance. Prior to his retirement, Elmer was a manager at Kmart. Above all things he enjoyed golfing, playing cards and spending time with his family, especially his four grandchildren. Elmer was a member of the Catholic Order of Foresters, St. Leo Court No. 795, Marathon.

Survivors include his children, Judith (Allen) Masanz and Richard Bergs, all of Marathon, and John (Margo) Bergs, Rib Falls; four grandchildren, Mara (Larry) Bushee, Mark (Julie) Bergs, and Neil and Randy Masanz; along with one daughter-in-law, Tosca Bergs, South Carolina. Besides his wife, Elmer was preceded in death by one son, Ronald.

The funeral Mass will be celebrated at 11:30 a.m. Wednesday, March 2, 2005, at St. Mary Catholic Church: Marathon. The Rev. Joseph Diermeier will preside. Burial will be in St. Mary Cemetery: Marathon. Friends may call from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Peterson/Kraemer Funeral Home, Marathon, and again from 10:30 a.m. until the time of services Wednesday at the church.

Online condolences at petersonkraemer.com. 		Elmer H. Bergs
 
86 Sr. Kathleen Bergs, SDS

April 28, 1912 - November 27, 2003

Marie Margaret Bergs, daughter of Anton and Catherine (Schueller) Bergs, was born April 28, 1912 in Edgar, Marathon County, Wisconsin, USA, diocese of La Crosse. She was one of 10 children, one of them being Sister Lawrence, also a Salvatorian. She entered the Congregation September 1,1930 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA and was invested August 12, 1931, receiving the name of Sister Kathleen. She made First Vows August 13, 1932 and Final Vows August 13, 1938, both at St. Mary's Convent, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA.

Sister Kathleen graduated from Divine Savior Convent High School in 1933 and from Wausau Technical Institute in 1935 where she studied to be a medical record librarian. She also studied hospital administration, becoming certified with the College of Hospital Administrators August 23,1959. Sister Kathleen completed the requirements of the Wisconsin Nursing Home Administrator Examining Board and became officially licensed June 10, 1972.

Her active service to the Salvatorian Mission covered a span of 55 years. During that time she served as medical records librarian, office supervisor and hospital administrator at St. Mary's Hospital: Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin, USA (1935-1965). She also served as provincial consultor, secretary and treasurer (1965-1969), and medical records librarian, health consultant/administrative liaison at St. Mary's Nursing Home, Milwaukee (1969-1990). She retired in 1990.

In the course of the many years Sister Kathleen was in health care she also had the opportunity to serve beyond our institutions. During her years in Wausau she was at various times:

o Vice President: Wisconsin Hospital Association
o Secretary: Wisconsin Hospital Association
o Board Member: Wisconsin Conference of Catholic Hospitals
o President (2 terms): Wisconsin Conference of Catholic Hospitals
o Member of Comprehensive Mental Health Planning Committee of WCCH

In 1968, S. Kathleen, who was serving as Provincial Secretary at the time, was asked to go to Rome to help with the preparations for the special General Chapter of 1968 and the beatification of Mother Mary. Later she wrote: "An unforgettable event in my life was the opportunity to be present at the beatification of Blessed Mary of the Apostles in St. Peter's Basilica in Rome in 1968." S. Kathleen had a great love for the Congregation and was always willing to serve where and however she was needed. Her gracious hospitality and welcoming spirit were outstanding. Sisters who worked "under" her in her many positions of leadership praised her fairness and openness to all members of a department. "She had a listening heart" said one Sister.

It wasn't until 1994 that S. Kathleen went into full retirement at Salvatorian Heights, Milwaukee. She suffered much from severe arthritis.

Because of declining health, S. Kathleen entered St. Mary's Nursing Home in 2000 and moved to St. Anne's with the other Sisters in January of 2002. She was able to live in the Salvatorian Sisters Residence until September 2003 when her condition warranted more specialized care. She then transferred to the nursing home on the St. Anne's Salvatorian Campus. On Thanksgiving Day, November 27th in the evening, S. Kathleen very suddenly, but peacefully died while the nurse was caring for her. She was 91 years old and professed for 70 years.

May she find joy and the reward for her faithful service in Heaven.

Sister Kathleen is survived by her sisters, Sister Lawrence SDS and Germaine Ritger and brothers, Herbert (Mary Alice) Bergs, Sylvester (Loretta) Bergs and Lawrence (Gladys) Bergs, a brother-in-law, Herbert Fochs and many nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by her parents, Anton and Catherine Bergs, brothers Alex, Aloysius and Anthony Bergs and sister Dolores Fochs.
 		Kathleen Bergs
 
87 Hanz is a veteran of World War II. He is disabled as a result of his war
service in the German ARMY 		Hanz Berleong
 
88 No record of baptism at W. Des Moines Methodist Ch. - Family transferred to
Lutheran Church in 1977. 		Linda Gail Berlin
 
89 Cause of death was "Chronic Myocarditis". Death Certificate. signed by Dr. Taugher.
Undertaker was Frank Stieber of Marathon, Wisconsin, USA. Death certificate lists age as 78 years 18 days which would make her birthday 5 June 1845 		Theresia Blume
 
90 Baptism Sponsors: George Seubert and Catharine Rupplinger Edmund Bodden
 
91 Agnes was employed at Wausau General Hospital. Agnes Boehm
 
92 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Alma Boehm
 
93 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Eugene Boehm
 
94 Baptized in the hospital by Father Cadek. Gregory Vincent Bongers
 
95 Mary Agnes is buried in Block 25, Section 60, Lot 22, Upper level. Mary Agnes Bongers
 
96 RUSSELL M. BORUS, 90, of St. Louis, Mo., and formerly of the Red Bank area, died March 2 following a battle with cancer. Mr. Borus was the founder and owner of Borus Real Estate and Insurance Agency, Fair Haven. He served with the United States Army during World War II, enlisting at Fort Monmouth and serving as a Signal Corps depot officer in the South Pacific. He was the former president of the Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service. His memberships included the Fair Haven Lions Club, Shadow Lake Kiwanis Club, and Red Bank Elks Club. Mr. Borus was predeceased by his wife, Viola Babcock Borus. He is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Nancy and Dr. Gilbert Hart of St. Louis, with whom he lived, and Holly and John Ritger of Atlanta; his son and daughter-in-law, Russell H. and Kate Moran Borus of Toms River; four grandchildren; one great-grandchild; and several nieces and nephews. Memorial donations may be made to Bethesda Hospice Care, 9611 Big Bend Ave., St. Louis, Missouri 63122. Russel M. Borus
 
97 Einziger 1675 in der Huldigungsliste fnr Stockstadt genannter Bott Niclaß Bott
 
98 Evtl. Sohn oder jnngerer Bruder von Johann Breunig, Wirt zum Goldenen Faß. Leonhard Braeynig
 
99 1920 Addison, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA census p002b Age 32 Ida Brandner
 
100 William and his wife Martha Laubach were married by Rev. A. Lauer, a cousin. William grew up near St. Michael's on the Bremser Homestead. William and Martha lived on the Bremser homestead until their deaths Charles Bremser
 

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