HACKETT, CELIA, M.
Miss Celia M. Hackett, 85, a resident of the Henry BOyle Catholic Home for the Aged for (11 ?) years died at 11:30 a.m. today at St. Agnes Hospital. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Hackett, also was born May 13, 1858 in Syracuse, N.Y., her parents later moving to Oshkosh. Survivors are a niece, Miss Mary Hackett of this city, a brother-in-law and sister-in-law, John Spengler of Clintonville and Mrs. W.R. Hackett of Oshkosh. Funeral services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Friday from the Hardgrove and
Gordon Funeral Home and at 9 a.m. at St. Patrick's chapel, the Henry Boyle Catholic Home. Burial will be in the family lot in Riverside Cemetery, Oshkosh, WI.

HAESSLY,GEO L born 22 May 1838 in Northumberland Co. PA, the son of Philip Haessly and Anna Maria Spohn. He was probably only a year old when his family moved to Dungannon, Columbiana Co. Ohio. There he married on 12 Feb 1863 Theresa Schirck, born 31 Oct 1842, the oldest of seven daughters of Jacob Schirck and Katherine Bagley. In the 1870 agricultural census George is listed as owning 80 acres of land, 40 of which had been cleared for production. He owned 2 horses and 3 cows, 2 work ox and had 5 head of youngstock. He also had 7 sheep and 5 pigs. His crops consisted of wheat, Indian corn and oats, but he must have just acquired his sheep, for he had no wool. He did have potatoes, butter and hay. George and Theresa were the parents of the following children, all except the youngest born in the Town of Ashford: James, born 4 Dec 1863 in WI; died 21 Apr 1938; married Mary Murphy on 24 Apr 1894 in Clayfield, Pierce Co. WI Margaret, born 30 Sept 1865, bapt in St. Martins, Ashford; died 18 Feb 1932 in Minneapolis, Minn.; married Patrick Shannon on 24 Nov 1892 in Clayfield, Pierce Co. WI Johanna, born 2 May 1867, bapt in St. Martins, Ashford; died 30 may 1943 Philip, born 20 Feb 1869, bapt in St. Martins, Ashford; died 5 Apr 1932 in Milwaukee; married Josephine Schmitt on 21 Nov 1904 at St. Francis, Pierce Co. WI George R., born 28 Oct and bapt 1 Nov 1873; died 8 Mar 1930 at Faribault, Minn.; married Margaret Callahan on 22 Nov 1898 in Prescott, Pierce Co. WI Stephen, born 25 Dec 1875 and bapt 3 Feb 1876; died 11 Jan 1942 in Faribault, Minn.; married Effie Johnson on 17 June 1907 in Cannon Falls, Goodhue Co. Minn. Thomas Jonathan, born 21 July and bapt 28 July 1878; died 13 Apr 1937 in Devils Lake, Ramsey Co. ND Catherine, born 7 Jan and bapt 9 Jan 1881; died 27 May 1945; married Edward P Callahan on 2 Jan 1906 in St. Paul, Minn. Louis Leo, born 29 June 1883; died 28 June 1897 in Hartland, Pierce Co. WI Mary L., born 25 Sept and bapt 28 Sept 1884 John H, born 25 Dec 1886 in Hartland, Pierce Co. WI; died 14 Dec 1939 in Chicago, Ill; married Frances Bazaine on 22 Apr 1919. He is buried in Waupaca, WI

HAESSLY, JACOB, born in Bucks Co. PA on March 2, 1824, the son of Philip and Anna Mary Haessly. His parents moved to Columbiana Co. Ohio in 1839. Jacob came to WI in 1847 and purchased land, but did not take up residence here until 1851, when he and his brother Jonathan settled upon the land that he had purchased earlier. On 31 Dec 1846 in Dungannon, Columbiana Co. Ohio he married Sarah Fitzpatrick, born in Ohio on June 9, 1826. In the 1855 census, there are 4 males and 2 females in their household. In the 1870 agricultural census he has 80 cleared and 80 unimproved acres of land. He owns 5 horses and 5 cows, along with 2 youngstock, 25 sheep and 11 pigs. He has harvested 400 bu. Wheat, 100 bu. Indian corn and 400 bu. Oats. There is also 100 lb. Wool, 400 lb. Butter and 30 tons of hay, as well as 150 bu. of potatoes and $15 worth of orchard produce. They were the parents of: William Frederick, born 2 Dec 1847 in Redcrush, Columbiana Co. Ohio; died 29 Sept 1919 in Ashford, Fdl Co WI; married Sarah Agnes Shirk on 13 Sept 1870. Anna Mary, born 16 May 1849 in Ohio. Died pre 1860? George, born 13 Feb 1851 in Ohio;; married Mary Miller. Sarah Jane, born 6 Sept 1853 in WI Johnathan, born 14 Dec 1855 in Elmore; died 27 May 1902 in Campbellsport; married Margaret Wagner on 14 Feb 1882 Jacob, born 27 Dec 1857 in WI; died ca. 1926 in St. Paul, MN; married Christina Bunkelman on 8 Jan 1891. Catherine Elizabeth, born 15 March 1860 in WI; died 14 Feb 1947 in Theresa, Dodge Co. WI; married Christian Schmalz on 27 Nov 1888. Matilda, born 7 Dec 1861; died 30 Sept 1936 in Milwaukee, WI; married Otto Julius Host on 9 June 1891 Martin, born 24 Nov 1863; died 25 Oct 1944 in Campbellsport; married Charlotte Andrae on 27 Jan 1891 Theresa, born 2 Sept 1865, bapt 10 Sept 1865 in St. Martins, Ashford; died 5 Mar 1922 in Theresa, WI. Never married. Nathan, twin, born 9 May 1868 in Elmore, WI; died 9 Apr 1963 in Kaukauna, WI; married Mary Mauel in Nov 1891 in Chicago Ill. Cecelia, twin, born 9 May 1868 in Elmore, WI; married John Schmitt on 28 Oct 1890 Abraham, born 29 July 1871; died 23 Sept 1871, buried in St. Matthew's cemetery. Jacob and Sarah eventually moved to Theresa, Dodge Co. WI, where Sarah died 14 Oct 1918, and Jacob died 10 May 1922. Both are buried in St. Matthew's cemetery.

HAESSLY, JONATHAN (16 Dec 1825 - 10 March 1907) born in Penn., he married on 20 May 1851in Dungannon, Ohio to Nancy Ann Fitzpatrick (born 28 Aug 1832 in Ohio; died 30 May 1905). The 1870 agricultural census shows him as owning 160 acres, 80 acres of which were cleared land. He owned 5 horses, and 3 cows, with 3 head of young stock, 11 sheep and 8 pigs. He had on hand 5000 bu. of wheat, 100 bu. of Indian corn, and 275 bu. of oats. He had no wool to declare for the census, but had 200 lb. Of butter, 2 ton of hay and 20 bu. of potatoes. They were the parents of: Hugh, born 1852 in WI Mary, born 1854 Lucy, born 1856; married Philip Strobel Martha, born 1858 Ann, born 1860 Charles, 1861-1960 Sarah, born 1864 George, born 1866 Regina, born 1868 Jonathan, born 21 Feb and bapt 28 Feb. 1871; died 2 Mar 1870, age 10(?) days. William, born 1873, died young. Agatha, born 14 Feb and bapt 10 March 1876. Lawrence, born 31 May and bapt. 2 June 1878; died 1960.

HAESSLY, PHILIP born 12 Oct 1829 in Berks Co. PA, the son of Philip Haessly and Anna Marie Spohn, he was 10 years old when his parents moved to Dungannon, Columbiana Co. Ohio. He first married Barbara Romans (born 1832 in Ohio) a sister of Anthony Romans who had married Philip's sister Catherine and settled in Ashford, WI On 12 Oct 1847 he was granted a patent for land in sections 22,23 and 29 in the Township of Ashford. Philip and Barbara were the parents of: Anthony, born 16 Oct 1856 and bapt in St. Martins, Ashford; died 3 Nov 1939 in Fdl, WI; married Catherine Friedle on 16 Nov. 1886 Joseph, born 10 Aug 1857 Philip, born 20 March 1858 and bapt at St. Martins, Ashford Mary E., born 1859 Lizzie, born in June 1861 and died 25 Sept 1867 Catherine, born 4 Apr 1862; married Peter Pies. Barbara, born March 1864; married John Pies, son of Philip and Margaret Pies, on 6 Oct 1885. Charles William, born 10 Feb. 1865 in Dungannon, Ohio; died 17 Oct 1934 in Fond du Lac, WI; married Christina Barbara Klund on 26 April 1898. Lucy, born 25 Nov. 1866 and bapt 21 Sept 1867 in St. Martins, Ashford. Mary, born 8 June 1867 in WI Sarah Ann, born Aug 1869 (died in infancy?) Sara, born 14 July and bapt 23 July 1870; Barbara died 25 July 1870 at age 37, 2 days after the baptism of her youngest child in St. Matthew's, and she is buried in the Church cemetery. Philip then married Anna Kahut, born in 1852 in Prussia. Philip and Anna were the parents of: Wenzel, born 6 Aug 1871; died 12 June 1966 in Kaukauna, WI Anna M., born 5/6 Apr and bapt 19 Apr 1873; died 25 Oct. 1867; married Peter Dreikosen on 22 Jan. 1874. John, born 9 Nov and bapt 12 Nov. 1874. John, born 9 Dec 1875; died 1 Jan 1934; married Margaret ----. Elizabeth, born 1 Aug and bapt 2 Aug. 1878; died 15 Feb 1961 in Kaukauna, WI; married Michael Mauel on 29 Nov. 1899. Henry, bapt 1887 (no dates given) Thomas, born 15 Oct and bapt 16 Oct. 1890; Margaret. Philip and Anna moved to Auburndale, Wood Co. WI, where he died on 8 Dec 1914

HALBACH, ANTON
Anton Halbach, Marytown, Dead Stricken In Field. Wife and Eight Children Left To Mourn
Sunstroke claimed its first victim in Fond du Lac county when Anton Halbach, 58, died at his home near Winnebago. Mr. Halbach was in the best of health when he ate his dinner with his family. The day was intensely hot but the farmer had a crop of peas that needed threshing and endeavored to get as much of the work done as possible. The farmer was in perfect condition and feeling well until about 3 o'clock when he complained that he felt dizzy and became unconscious. Help was immediately summoned and a doctor was called. It was found that the intense heat and exertion brought about a sunstroke. He never
regained consciousness and passed away at 9:30 Wednesday night after receiving the last rites of the Catholic church, of which he was a member. Mr. Halbach resided on a large farm near Marytown. He leaves a wife and eight children to mourn his loss. The surviving children are Albert, of Jericho; William of Marytown; Josephine, Augusta, Emma, Arthur, Alwin, and Edward who live at home. Two grandchildren, Clemens Halbach of Jericho and Arwin Halbach of Marytown. The funeral will be held Saturday morning at 10 o'clock from St. Mary's Church, Marytown. The Rev. Stehling will officiate. Burial will be in
the church cemetery. Funeral Rites - Dated: 7-21-1923 Funeral services for Anton Halbach, sunstroke vitim, were held at 10
o'clock this morning at St. Mary's Catholic Church, Marytown, Father Stehling conducted a requiem high mass. Burial was in adjoining cemetery.

HAMMER, ENGELBERT
Engelbert Hammer, 86, a retired farmer, died at 1 p.m. Tuesday at his home in Marytown after a lingering illness. Son of Matthias and Katherine Theyerl Hammer, he was born in Austria and attended school in Johnsburg. He was married June 20, 1903 to Anna Roehrig at Marytown. They farmed in that area until 1945, Mr. Hammer retired. They went to Kiel, residing there until 1956, when they moved to Marytown. Surviving are the widow; five children, Mrs. Walter Wisherchen of St. Anna, Mrs. Frank Muellenbauer of Kiel, Mrs. Hubert Pickart of Slinger, Joseph of Marytown and Mrs. Alfred Muellenbach of Marytown; 16
grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Frances Herr and Mrs. Julia Wagner both of Plymouth. A daughter, brother and sister preceded him in death. Friends may call at the Lisowe Funeral Home, St. Cloud after 2 p.m. Thursday. Funeral services will be there Friday at 9 a.m. and at 9:30 a.m. at St. Mary's church, Marytown. The Rev. George Budde will officiate. Burial will be in the church cemetery.

HANLEY, T. GEORGE of Milwaukee, a former well known resident of Fond du Lac and the husband of the former Virginia Bemis of this city died this morning at Misericordia hospital, Milwaukee after sustaining a heart attack three weeks ago. The body of Mr. Hanley, a Chicago and North Western brakeman will be be at the Zacherl Funeral home.

HANSEN, AUGUST L.   August L. Hansen is a native of Germany and his father was among the pioneers in Wisconsin's development. He himself has been a resident of the state since he was three years of age and has lived here an upright, usefull and honorable life, devoted to farming. He has been an agriculturist all his life, with the exception of five years spent in Chicago and five years as a carpenter and contractor in Fond du Lac county, and is now the owner of three hundred and twenty acres of land, which he cultivates intelligently along modern lines. He was born August 7, 1850, and is the son of John and Sophia(Ehlers) Hansen, both natives of Germany. The father's birth occured in that country, November 10, 1816. He was a shoemaker by trade and did some farming. He came to Fond du Lac county in 1854 and purchased land in Calumet township where he followed agricultural pursuits until his death, which occured in 1904. His wife passed away in 1880, when she was fifty-four years of age. To their union were born ten children: Martha, who died in Germany: Henry, who is a grocer in Oshkosh and who married Miss Elmira Pickering, by whom he has two children, Harry and Lillian; August L., of this review: Fred, who married Miss Jennie Pickering, of Leroy, by whom he has seven children, Louis,Harry,John,Walter,Elsie,Irene and Fred, all of whom live with their parents in Fond du Lac: Christ, who is a millwright in Neenah and who married Miss Lizzie Gray: Mary, who became the wife of William Mueller, a farmer in Washington, by whom she has three children, Sophia, Addie and William; Sophia, who married Charles Shlanke, a printer in Spokane, Washington, by whom she has six children; Charles, who passed away when he was about twenty years of age; a child who died in infancy; and a daughter who passed away at the age of four years.
August L. Hansen came to America with his parents and was educated in the district schools of Calumet township. His early life was spent in aiding his father in the work of the farm and he was active in all phases of agriculture until he was twenty-one years of age. He thus gained early in his career a knowledge of the most effective and modern methods of operation and a personal experience which aided him in his later work. When he was twenty-one years of age he went to Chicago, where he worked as a carpenter for five years. He then returned to Wisconsin and after a similiar period spent in the carpentering and contracting business, bought one hundred and sixty acres of land in Oakfield township, where he has since resided and cultivated the soil. He since has added to his property and his farm now comprises three hundred and twenty acres, all in excellent condition. He has made needed improvements from time to time and is actuated in all his work by standards of agricultural efficiency. He has thirty head of cattle and eight horses and he makes it a point to keep a high grade of stock. His farm is one of the finest and most productive tracts of land in the district and he is numbered among the progessive and substantial agriculturists.
On June 3, 1878, Mr Hansen was united in marriage at Fond du Lac to Miss Sarah Edwards, a daughter of William and Lydia (WHEATON) Edwards. The father was born in Wales in 1824 and came to Wisconsin in the early days of its settlement, locating in Eldorado township, where he followed farming. He died in 1901. His wife was a native of New York state, where her birth occured in 1831 and she passed away in Wisconsin in 1877. To their union were born the following children:Eliza, who married Charles Etter, of Pennsylvania; Sarah, who died in infancy; Sarah, the second of the name, the wife of our subject; David and Henry, both of whome are now deceased; George, a farmer and stock buyer of Oakfield township, who married Miss Della Worthing, by whome he has three children, Claude, May and Lucille;
Sherman, a retired physician in Oakfield, who married Miss Ruby Armitage; Myron, who resides in North Dakota; Rial, who is married and also lives in North Dakota;Cora,who makes her home in Chicago; and Hattie, who married Andrew Kensler,a teamster of Fond du Lac, by whome she has five children, Irene, Amy, Harry, Robert and Milo. Mrs. Hansen has also two half sisters, Jane and Ann. To Mr. and Mrs. Hansen have been born twelve children:
William L.,a farmer o fond du Lac county, who married Isabel McArthur, by whom he has three children, Lynn, Victor,and one who died in infancy; Frank, who also follows farming and who married Miss Ida Batterman, of Fond du Lac, by whom he has one child, Duane; Effie, now the wife of George McArthur, a railroad man of Fond du Lac, by whom she has one child, Harold; Pearl, a farmer, who married Margaret Griffith, of Oshkosh: Ira, who is a fireman in Fond du Lac and who married Miss Della Fischer, of Oakfield, by whom he has three children, Arnold, Lucille and Raymond; Earl;Guy;Claude and Maude, twins;Hazel;Annie(is really Amy);
and Agnes.
In his political views Mr Hansen is a consistent democrat and was for five years road superintendent. He belongs to the Lutheran church and is active in the affairs of the Modern Woodmen of America. He holds stock in the Farmers Elevator Company of Oakfield and is recognized as a man anxious to promote local enterprises. He studies his agriculture in its different phases and has been successful from the beginning because of his personal efficiency. He is ranked among the enterprising and substantial citizens if his district and his activities in the cultivation of his fine farm are regarded as a valuable influence in agricultural development.  

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FOND DU LAC COUNTY
Wisconsin
Past and Present   Maurice McKenna
Editor   Volume ll   The S.J. Clarke Publishing Co   Chicago   1912  

HANSEN, HENRY F. . Miller and proprietor of Oakfield Mills,
Oakfield; born in Sternburg, Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany,
in 1846; is the son of Sophia(Ehlers) and Johann HANSEN, a
shoemaker. The subject of this sketch was educated in the common schools of that place; in 1857 came with his people to the United States,and located in Calumet until 1865; from
that time until 1872, he traveled in most of the Southern States; at age 17, Henry learned the trade of carriage and wagon maker, and, at the age of 19 commemced to learn the carpenter, joiner, and milwright's trade; he followed that until 1874, when he commenced business in Oakfield, as miller, which he has followed ever since, and now is the proprietor of the Oakfield Mills, with two run of stone, doing custom work principally. His father is still living in the town of Friendship, engaged in farming. Henry attends the Episcopal Church.   Heinrich Friedrich Gustav HANSEN was born 11-13-1845 He married Elnore A. Pickering in Fond du Lac 08-17-1881
Elnore is the daughter of Simon Pickering and Nancy Thweng
Children of Henry/Elnore are: Harry HANSEN and Lillian HANSEN.   

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HANSEN, WILLIAM LEWIS is one of the well known citizens of Fond du Lac where he is engaged in the operation of a farm of eighty acres, to which he devotes his attention during the summer season and during the fall and winter months is engaged in the successful operation of an up to date and perfectly equipped threshing machine. He was born in Fond du Lac county, April 17, 1877, and is the son of August and Sarah(Edwards) HANSEN. The father is a native of Germany and at the age of two years emigrated to America with his parents, who settled on a farm in Calumet county, Wisconain. The mother is a native of Wisconsin, her birth having occured in Eldorado. Mr. and Mrs. August HANSEN became the parents of twelve children, all of whom are living, as follows: William L., who is the eldest member of the family: Frank, who is an agriculturist and married Miss Ida Batterman: Effie, who became the wife of George McArthur, a brakeman on the Soo Line: Pearl; Earl, who is unmarried and resides at home; Ira, who makes his home in Fond du Lac and is employed in a factory and married Miss Della Fischer of Iron Mountain; Guy, who is assistant engineer in the power house of the Eastern Wisconsin Railway & Light Company and is unmarried; Claude and Maude, twins; and Hazel, Amy and Agnes, who are single and reside on the home farm at Oakfield.
William L. Hansen was reared in his parents' home and completed his elementary education in the public schools at the age of sixteen. He was then employed on his father's farm for a period of five years, after which he obtained employment as a farm hand and continued in that occupation for two years and then removed to Fond du Lac where he engaged in work in the railroad shops for one summer. At the end of that time he, in company with his brother Frank, purchased a threshing machine outfit, which they successfully operated for two years when William L. bought the interest of his brother and since 1904 has continued in the threshing machine business as sole owner of his modern outfit which he operates in all parts of eastern Wisconsin.
In addition to his threshing business he owns and cultivates a very fine farm of eighty acres located in Fond du Lac county.
Mr. HANSEN was united in marriage to Miss Isabella McArthur, of Fond du Lac, a daughter of John and Vica McArthur. The father during his active life was engaged in farming but for the past five years has lived retired and now resides at 223 Tenth Street, Fond du Lac. To Mr. and Mrs. HANSEN two children have been born: William, who died in infancy; and Glenn.
Mr. HANSEN is affiliated with the republican party and is a member of the Modern Woodmen of America. He and his wife are members of the Presbyterian church. Mr. HANSEN is one of the enterprising and successful citizens of Fond du Lac county and his business as owner and operator of a threshing machine has brought him in personal touch with the entire population residing in the territory in which he conducts his threshing business. This fact has made him one of the best known citizens of his part of the state and he is everywhere esteemed for his integrity and prompt attention to the conduct of his business affairs.   William was born in Eldorado, 04-17-1877
William was maried 11-12-1907 in Fond du Lac to Isabel R. McArthur, daughter of John McArthur/Vica Louisa LOOMIS
William died 05-01-1937 in Fond du Lac
Isabel died in 1965
Children: Glenn William, William Lewis, Victor Clarence, Dorothy Buehla, and Sara Jane.  

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HAHN, PETER JOSEPH (22 Nov. 1826 - 14 March 1910); born in Prussia, married Barbara Roden (born Feb 1835 in Prussia; died 14 May 1926) and they were the parents of: Susan, 5 Nov. 1856 - 28 July 1921 Nicholas, born 1859 John, born 1862 Joseph, born 1865 Catherine, born 1868 Adam, born 1869; died 1944; married Gertrude (1874 - 1961) Peter, born 31 Jan. and bapt 2 March 1876; died 1965

HARTER, JACOB born in 1810 in Bavaria, he married Margaret, born in 1814. They were the parents of: John, born 1840 Jacob, born 1843; married Catherine Husting Francis, born 1845 Margaret, born 1847 Helen, born 1849 Catherine, born 1852 Laura, born 1854 Roselda, born 1856 Joseph, born 1858 The 1855 census indicates 4 males and 6 females in their household.

HARRIS, MRS. GEORGE
Mrs. George Harris, whose husband died in July, 1943, expired
unexpectedly Saturday night at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Baatz, 82 East Ninth Street, with whom she resided.
Mrs. Harris, a lifelong resident of the city, was a daughter of the late
John R. and Ruth McQuillen, pioneer residents.
Another daughter preceded her in death.
Funeral services will be held at 9:30 a.m. Tuesday from the Hardgrove
and Gordon funeral home and at 10 a.m. from St. Paul's Cathedral, Dean
E.P. Sabin officiating. Burial will be in Rienzi Cemetery.

HAUER, MRS. LOUISE
Mrs. Louise Hauer, 72, widow of Serine Hauer and mother of the Rev. Andrew S, Hauer, pastor of St. George's church at St. George, near Sheboygan Falls, and former assistant at St. Mary's in this city, died unexpectedly MOnday night at her home in Milwaukee. Mrs. Hauer, who in addition to Father Hauer, is survived by two other sons and a daughter, had visited in Fond du Lac while her son was here. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. at the Bruskiewitz Funeral Home and at 10 a.m. at St. Anthony's church, Milwaukee. Burial will be in Milwaukee.

HEARTLE, MRS. WILLIAM
EXPIRES AT MAYVILLE
Mrs. William Heartle Succumbs In Attack of Heart Trouble At Residence Mayville, Feb. 3 - The sudden death of Mrs. William Heartle, well known resident of Mayville, occurred at the family home on Walnut Street at 8 p.m. Thursday. An attack of  heart trouble was the cause. The funeral will be held Monday morning from St. Mary's Catholic Church with the Rev. R. Kramer officiating. Burial will be in the new Catholic Cemetery. Mrs. Heartle was born at Richfield on August 17, 1875. She is survived
by her widower; two brothers and two sisters who are Mrs. Frank Bachhuber and Mrs. Lawrence Bachhuber of Mayville.

HEATH, VIVIAN,
Vivian Heath, the 11 year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Heath, died at 12:30 Wednesday afternoon after an illness of less than two weeks. She is survived by her parents and two brothers, John and Marion. The funeral was held this afternoon from St. Paul's Cathedral.

HEGNER, MARY Anna Mary Romens Hegner, was born in 2 June 1828 in Stundwiller, Al Sace Lorraine, France, the daughter of Antoine Romens and Marie Barbe Fischer. The Romens family came to America in 1840 with her parents, brothers and sisters, in 1840. She married William Hegner on 22 April 1847 in Dungannon, Columbiana Co. Ohio. In 1854 the Hegner family moved to Wisconsin, where William was granted a patent on 40 acres of land in section 13 of the Town of Ashford, Fond du Lac County WI. Also settling in the immediate area were Mary's brother and sister, Anthony Romens and his wife Catherine (Haessly) and Philip Haessly and his wife Barbara (Romens). The Hegners, Romens, Haesslys and Fitzpatricks were among the many families who settled here from Dungannon, Ohio. The 1855 census indicates that there were 2 male and 2 females in the Hegner household. On Sept 28, 1865, only 6 days after the birth of his daughter Sarah Ann, William Hegner was killed. He was returning home from the village of Elmore when his horses bolted, throwing him from his wagon. William was buried in St. Martin's cemetery in Ashford. Several years later, when the church wanted to add on a sacristy, most of the graves closest to the church were removed. But Mary Hegner was a struggling widow, and could not afford the expense of moving her husband's body, and so the sacristy was built over William's grave. Mary and her oldest son William, age 12, kept the family together, with the aid of relatives. But the struggle also began to take its toll on Mary, and on June 10, 1872/3 she died, leaving 7 surviving children, 6 of them under age 18. On her deathbed she begged Father Michels to take care of her two youngest children, daughters Theresa and Sarah. They were placed temporarily with the Mauch family, but in 1874, with the arrival of the 3 sisters in the parish, the 2 Hegner girls were placed with the sisters as permanent boarders. Immediately Theresa Hegner made application to be accepted as a member of the new religious community. Fifty-five years later she was elected the third Superior General of the School Sisters of St. Francis. The children of William and Mary Hegner: Mary Philomena, born 29 May 1848 and died 18151 in Dungannon, Columbiana Co. Ohio. Elizabeth, born 1850 in Ohio; died 25 Sept 1883 in Dotyville, WI; married Charles Reinhardt on 25 May 1875. Mary Teresa, born Aug 1852; died 5 Nov. 1852 in Dungannon, Columbiana Co. Ohio William, born 31 May or 18 Dec 1854; died 21 March 1936 in Appleton, WI; married Mary Ann King on 9 Mar 1886. Philomena, born 7 June 1856; died 13 Jan 1935 in Suring, WI; married Peter Ketter on 26 July 1883. George Alois, born 12 Sept 1858; married Catherine McGinty. Lucy, born 15 May 1860 in Ashford, WI; died 23 Feb 1944 in Milwaukee; married Matt Lang on 30 June 1885. Theresa "Mother Stanislaus, S.S.F.", born 3 June 1863 in Ashford, WI; died 20 June 1944 in Milwaukee. Joined the School Sisters of St. Francis in New Cassel. Served as Superior General of the Order from 1930 to 1942. Sarah Ann, born 22 Sept 1865 in Ashford; died 21 June 1950 in Fond du Lac; married John Annen.

HENDRICKS, BERT J.
Bert J. Hendricks, 75, died of a heart attack Monday night at his home in the Town of Waupun. Born October 25, 1879 in the Netherlands, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Hendricks, he was married to Hattie Van Buren on October 14, 1926. Survivors include his widow; a daughter, Mrs. John Wilderman of Waupun, and four sons, John, Henry B., Albert and Maurice Hopp, all of Waupun. The body is in state at Beyers Funeral Home, Waupun. Time of the services which will be held at the Netherland Reformed Church, Waupun will be announced later. Burial will be in Alto Cemetery.

HENNINGER, GEORGE J.
George J. Henninger, 64, died at 1:30 p.m. Saturday at his home at Long Lake after a lingering illness. He had resided in that vacinity for 25 years. Born August 18, 1879, in Beaver Dam, he was married August 22, 1902, to Edith Grishaber, who survives, and a brother Frank of Milwaukee. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m. Tuesday from the Berge funeral home, Campbellsport and at 10 a.m. At Our Ladys of Angels' Church, Armstrong, the Rev. Joseph Pierron officiating.

HENNINGS, MRS. FLORENTINE
The funeral of the late Mrs. Florentine Hennings was held Sunday afternoon at 1:30 from the residence, No. 16, Greenwood Street and at 2 o'clock from Friedens Kirche, Rev. H.A. Gammert officiating.Mrs. Florentine Hennings, wife of C.J. Hennings, died this morning at 12:05 o'clock at the residence, No. 16 Greenwood Street, after an illness of a few days duration. The deceased was born near Brandenburg, Germany, October 18, 1838, and came to Fond du Lac in 1864. Her first husband, Frederick Hass, died October 18, 1884. Besides a husband the deceased is survived by one daughter, Mrs. Abe Gordon of Mayville, and five sons, H.G. Hass of this city; Henry F. of Beaver Dam; Amil F. and Albert C. of this city and Edwin R. of Chilton. The funeral will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock from the residence and at 2 o'clock from Friedens Kirche, Rev. H. A. Gammert officiating. Interment will be in Rienzi Cemetery. Commonwealth Reporter Messrs. Miller, Wust, Zochlner, Price, Denhaer and Wortzel acted as pallbearers. Interment was in Rienzi cemetery.

HENSELER, ERNEST
COUNTY FARMER FOR YEARS DIES IN TAYCHEETAH
Funeral services for Ernest Henseler of the Town of Taycheetah, who died Monday were held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday from the Hardgrove and Gordon funeral home and at 2 p.m. from St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Forest, the Rev. E.G. Behm officiated. Burial was in Forest Cemetery.
Ernest Henseler Expires After Brief Illness; Burial At Forest
Ernest Henseler, 71, Town of Taycheetah farmer, died at 11 a.m. Monday at his home after a brief illness. A resident of Taycheetah for 60 years, Mr. Henseler was born February 10, 1871, and came to this country when a year and half old.
Surviving are a sister, Mrs. Mary Dins of Taycheetah and two brothers, Henry of Jewett, Connecticut and Frank at home. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 p.m. Thursday from Hardgrove and Gordon Funeral Home and at 2 p.m. from St. Paul's Lutheran Church in Forest, the Rev. E.G. Behm officiating. Burial will be in Forest Lutheran cemetery. Pallbearers were, William Schmitz, J.H. Fritz, W.H. Koenigs, John Engels, George Reitz, Louis Reitz. Mr. and Mrs. John RObinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Jess and Arne Jess of Harvard, Illinois, were among those attending the rites.

HENSLER, FRANK
Frank Hensler, 80, died at home in Town of Forest Tuesday afternoon. Survived by one brother Henry who resided with him at the family homestead. He was born August 3, 1872 in mid-Atlantic as his parents were coming to America. He farmed in the area his entire life. Two sisters and one brother preceded him in death. The body will be in state at Hardgrove and Gordon Funeral home after 10 a.m. Tuesday. Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at the funeral home and at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Forest. Burial will be in Forest Cemetery.
Funeral services for Frank Hensler who died Tuesday at his home were held at 1 p.m. Friday at Hardgrove and Gordon Funeral Home and at 2 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church, the Rev. Oscar Siegler officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery.
Pallbearers were, Leon Bickler, Oscar Petrie, Walter Pipping, Edwin Schmidt, Emil Hoeck and Carlton Krug. Those attending the funeral from out of town were, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson of Hayward, Illinois, Mrs. John Cormack and Mrs. Alfred and son of Athena, Illinois.

HENSLER, MRS. MINNIE
AGED RESIDENT OF COUNTY DIES
Mrs. Minnie Hensler, 90, Taycheetah, Expires at Home Mrs. Minnie Hensler, age 90, died at her home in the Town of Taycheetah
Thursday afternoon after 56 years of residence in that place. Coming from Germany with Mr. Hensler in 1872, she first went to Chicago and then to Fond du Lac before settling on a farm in that township. Mr. Hensler died about 40 years ago. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. Edward Dins of New Holstein and Mrs. Ida Bingerman, of Jewett City, Connecticut, and three sons, Ernest and Frank at home and Henry of Norwich, Connecticut. The body was returned to the home from the Hardgrove and Gordon funeral parlors this afternoon and will lie in state until Sunday when services will be held at 1:30 p.m. from the residence and at 2 p.m. from St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Town of Forest, the Rev. Mr. Klingbeil officiating. Internment will be in Forest Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Hensler, 90, who died Thursday at her home in Taycheetah, was held Sunday at 1:30 p.m. from the residence and at 2 p.m. from St. Paul's Lutheran Church, Forest. Burial will be in Forest Cemetery. Pallbearers were, Earnest Hensler, John Kornack, Harry Roeh, John Robinson, William Dins, Otto Dins. There was a large floral tribute. Those from away attending the rites were, Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. John Jess and family of Harvard, Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. William Dins, Myron, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roeh and Otto Dins of New Holstein, Mr. and Mrs. John Kornack and daughter Esther of Athens

HOEY, THOMAS (1819-1910) born in Ireland, he married Julia Coffey (1827-1911) and they were the parents of: Peter, born 1859 in WI Mary E. born 1861, died 16 Sept 1941 [cem] Lawrence, born 1862, died Dec 1892; married Helen O'Brien [church] Rosalie, born 1864, died 22 Apr 1940 Julia J. born 1866; died May 31, 1932 Thomas Patrick, born 25 March and bapt 12 Apr 1870, died March 22, 1870/71 at age 11 mo. 28 d [church]

HUTCHINSON, A.M., editor and proprietor of Pine Island "News". Was born in LeRoy, Genessee county, NY on February 28, 1847. At five years of age he, with parents, moved to Fond Du Lac, Wisconsin, residing there until 1867, when he went to Austin, MN, where he was engaged for three years upon the Austin "Register" In November of 1870, removed to Spring Valley, Minnesota and purchased a half interest in the 'Western Progress" with Mrs. Bella French. Purchased the remaining interest in 1871. Married February 28, 1871 to Miss Libbie P. Otis. She was born in Broadhead, Wisconsin on July 15, 1850. In September of 1878 sold his interest in the "Western Progress" to Sargent and Jones and moved to Minneapolis, purchasing half-interest in the "Minneapolis Daily Times". Disposed of his interest in this house January 1, 1878 and moved to Pine Island, where he issued the first number of the Pine Island "News" published by the P.I. News Publishing Company, August 30, 1878. Mabel P., born May 13, 1876 is their only living child, Lost two children Eva M, died June 25, 1877 and Edith A., died July 2, 1877. History of Goodhue County, Red Wing, MN 1878.