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1181	Further information regarding Inga Olson has not been located following the 1880 census. Descendants of Inga's two sisters have no recollection of knowing of this individual. Therefore, it is quite possible that Inga died young.	Olson, Inga (I02026)
1182	Gabriel Holtzman, 93, of 244 Mill Street, died yesterday at K-W Hospital after a brief illness. Deceased was born at Philipsburg. His wife, Magdalena Surarus, died 26 years ago. Mr. Holtzman was a member of Zion Evangelical church and a former member of the Evangelical church in Zurich, where he lived for many years. Surviving are seven sons, Benjamin of Eston, Sask., Samuel of Hamilton, Ephriam of Chesley, John of Chelsea, Mich., Norman of Niagara-on-the-lake, Emmanuel of Toronto and Cornell of D'Arcy, Sask., one daughter, Mrs. J. B. Dennis of Kitchener, two brothers, Rev. H. J. Holtzman of Neudorf, Sask., David of Wilmington, Cal., one sister, Mrs. Leah Kibler of Cavalier, N.D., 19 grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren. The remains are at Ratz-Bechtel Funeral Home pending funeral arrangements.	Holtzman, Gabriel (I26322)
1183	Galt Daily Reporter, Monday May 15th 1933, Page 6 Mrs. Hannah Boehmer The death occurred Saturday at her home, 27 Aberdeen Road. Hannah Unger, relict of the late A.O. Boehmer. The late Mrs. Boehmer was born near New Dundee, the daughter of the late Mr. & Mrs. John Unger, pioneer settlers of the Wilmot district and with the exception of some years spent in Kitchener and Toronto had resided most of her life in the immediate district. Mrs. Boehmer who was adherent of Wesley Church, had been in failing health for several months. Her husband and one son Floyd predeceased her some years ago. Surviving is one son, H. Stanley Boehmer of Cleveland, Ohio, and four sisters, Mrs. J. A. Fish of Hamilton, Mrs. M. U. Miller of Settle Washington and Mrs. F. Good and Mrs. A.E. Klippert of Toronto. The funeral was held this afternoon from the Little and Son Funeral Home to Mount Hope Cemetery, Kitchener.	Unger, Hannah (I17061)
1184	Garnet and Jessie spent many an evening playing six-handed euchre with Garnet's first cousin, Tom Hastings and his wife, Kay. The 3rd pair in the card games was Stanley Wilberforce Hastings (Jun 18, 1888-Sep 16, 1976) and his wife, Jean Elizabeth Harvey (May 09, 1892-Mar 18, 1988). Stanley is descendent of John Hastings (Aug 11, 1807-Jun 14, 1889) and Maria Louisa Orr (Dec 18, 1815-Sep 12, 1892).	Family: Garnet Hastings Francy / Jessie Mary Thomson (F0758)
1185	Geauga Republican, Chardon, Ohio, Wednesday, Feb 8, 1911 ANDREW H. FIEDLER DIED EARLY MONDAY. Andrew H Fiedler, a highly respected citizen, died Monday, Feb. 6, at 7:00 a.m. at his farm home in the northeast part of Chardon, aged 78 years and nearly 3 months. He had been a sufferer from Bright's disease for a year. He is survived by a widow, Mrs. Abigail C. Fiedler, and two sons--County Surveyor E.A. Fiedler, of Chardon, and Clarrence E. Fiedler, of Cincinnati. An older sister, Mrs Louisa Edel, lives in Cleveland. Two brothers also survive, Louis Fiedler, of Chardon, and Emil H. Fiedler of Pelican Rapids, Minnesota. Albert Henry Fiedler was born in Schwartsburg, a principality of Germany, Nov. 24, 1837. He emigrated to America in 1852, and became a naturalized citizen Nov. 3, 1852, at Painesville. Mr. Fiedler served an apprenticeship as carpenter and joiner soon after his arrival in Ohio, which trade he followed for many years. He resided in Painesville, Perry and Hambden, and then was a resident of Chardon, in his home near Woodin hill, for over 46 years. Mr. Fiedler was married in 1864 to Abigail C. Brown, of Hambden. He was confirmed a member of the German Lutheran Church, April 4, 1852. He united with the Cong. Church of Chardon about 28 years ago. He was an honest, industrious, upright citizen, and will be missed in the community where he had so long resided. The family has the sympathy of many friends in the loss they have sustained. The funeral services will be hold at the Christian Church, Thursday, at 1 p.m. standard time. Rev.. T.D. Phillips, of Lakewood, former pastor of the deceased, will officiate.	Fiedler, Andreas Heinrich (I31341)
1186	General Notes: Obituary, Kitchener Waterloo Record, June 10, 2004 CLEMENS, Lloyd Carl - It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Lloyd Clemens, on June 9, 2004, at the Grand River Hospital, Kitchener. Lovingly remembered by [.....]. Fondly remembered by his many nieces, nephews and cousins, and other close relatives. Predeceased by his parents Willis Reid Clemens and Mary Clemens. Lloyd owned and operated Guy's Interiors of Kitchener for over 30 years. He was a member of St. Andrew's United Church (Preston), and was very dedicated to the workings of the church, serving on many of the committees and the board of St. Andrew's. Lloyd was a cherished member of the congregation and will be sadly missed. Lloyd gave back to his community. He gave freely of his time and talents as a volunteer to St. Luke's Place, as a founding member of the board in September of 1974, and he continued to serve until his retirement in 2000. He served as chairman of the House Committee which later became the Property Committee during that time. Lloyd was also a member of two life lease committees during the 1980's and 1990's. A memorial service will be held at St. Luke's United Church on Saturday, June 12 at 11 o'clock. A private interment will follow at a later date at Wanner Mennonite Cemetery. Those who wish, may make a memorial donation to either St. Luke's Place Foundation or to St. Andrew's United Church, Preston. Arrangements in care of the Lounsbury Funeral Home, 1766 Franklin Boulevard, Cambridge 519-658-9366. Tombstone Inscription, Wanner Cemtery, Cambridge, Waterloo Co. Clemens / Lloyd Carl / Feb 27 1932 / June 9 2004 // Margaret / Nov 24 1935	Clemens, Lloyd Carl (I16642)
1187	George and Jacob Geiger were twins.	Geiger, George (I21464)
1188	George and Jacob Geiger were twins.	Geiger, Jacob (I21465)
1189	George Bremner signed up for military service in London, Ontario on March 24, 1916. At that time he and his wife and children resided in Waterloo, Ontario. George was employed as an electrician. Records of recruit note that the 27 year old had fair hair and grey eyes and stood 5 feet, 7 3/4 inches tall.	Bremner, George (I21498)
1190	George enlisted in military service in Guelph, Ontario on Feb 13, 1918 though he was underage. George was a machinist and a long time resident of Kitchener, Ontario.	Becker, George Ephrium Howard (I11739)
1191	George McAlpine was recruited for service in World War I on February 2, 1916. At that time he was residing at 506 Edward Street in Woodstock, Ontario and was employed as a clerk. His date of birth on the Attestation Paper is recorded as August 5th, 1896. Name is given as George Archibald Chelsea McAlpine and signed as Chelsea McAlpine. Prior to 1916, he had served for one year in the 22nd Rifles at Woodstock, Ontario.	McAlpine, George Archibald Chelsea (I19365)
1192	GIESE, Jean (Mrs. William) - On Monday, January 3, 2005, at K-W Health Centre of Grand River Hospital, Jean (Durst) Giese, in her 79th year, formerly of RR 2, Elmira. Wife of the late William Giese (2001). Dear niece of Dorothy [...] of Kitchener. Jean will be missed by her family and friends. Predeceased by her parents, Milton and Charlotta (Gaiser) DurstAt Jean's request, cremation has taken place. A memorial service for family and friends will be held at St James Lutheran Church, St. Jacobs on Friday, January 7 at 2 p.m., with Rev. Harold Brill officiating. Interment of cremated remains will take place at St James Lutheran Cemetery, St. Jacobs on Friday, January 7 at 1 p.m. In her memory, donations to St James Lutheran Church Building Fund would be appreciated as expressions of sympathy and may be obtained by calling Dreisinger Funeral Home, Elmira.	Durst, Jean (I22840)
1193	Godparents were Claus Sohrt from Haby'e, Hinrich Sien in Baade and Anna Kruse from Haby'e.	Sohrt, Heinrich Claus (I10639)
1194	Gordon G. Miller. Highly Esteemed: A resident of Collingwood for the past nine years, Gordon G. Miller, 44 Peter Street, died in Toronto General Hospital on Dec. 14 1964 after a six week illness. During the years he had been a resident of this community he had made a wide circle of friends, all of whom ware deeply grieved at his passing. He was keenly interested in all phases of community activity and contributed of his time and talents in a number of projects. He was a member of All Saint's Anglican Church and for several years served as church treasurer. He was also chairman of the Anglican Group Committee of the Boy Scouts and carried his interest at a high level serving as a member of the Collingwood Committee of Scouts. Besides these activities, Mr. Miller was a ardent fisherman and since coming to this district had covered the area well in the various fishing seasons. Mr. Miller was born fifty-nine years ago at Neustadt, son of the late Louis and Katherine Miller. Prior to coming to Collingwood, where he had been manager of Brewer's Warehousing Company Limited store, he had resided in Guelph and Kitchener. He is survived by his wife, the former Carrie Gaiser, one son, [...], two sisters, Alma (Mrs. Henry Huether) and Lilly (Mrs. Walter Wolfe), both of Kitchener. His parents, one sister, Mrs. E. Binkley (Clara) of Kitchener and one brother, Irvin Miller of Toronto predeceased him. His funeral on Dec. 27 was held at All Saint's Anglican Church with Rev. Phillip Downer officiating. Miller, Gordon George, At the Toronto General Hospital on Thursday December 24th 1964. Gordon George Miller, beloved husband of Carrie Gaiser, loving father of [...], dear brother of Alma, (Mrs. Henry Huether) and Lillie (Mrs. Walter Wolfe), both of Kitchener. Resting at the Chatterson-Austin Funeral Home, Collingwood, until Monday noon. Funeral service at All Saints Anglican Church, Collingwood on Monday December 28th at 2 p.m. Casket will remain open in the church from 12 noon until time of service.	Miller, Gordon George (I22815)
1195	Gordon Noble was born and raised in Toronto, Ontario. At the time of the 1911 census the family resided at 70 Howard Street in Toronto. On February 24, 1916 Gordon was recruited for military service in Toronto. At that time he was employed as a Clerk and resided at 356 Davenport Road. Gordon did not return home from WWI. He died on 16 April 1917 and is buried at Vimy Ridge in France.	Noble, Charles "Gordon" (I02132)
1196	Granddaughter of Matthew Wurm and Mary Krohn.	Wurm, Loraine (I31065)
1197	Grandson of Mathew Wurm and Mary Krohn.	Wurm, Irvin (I31066)
1198	Grave of Anne Karine Bertilsdotter has no marker.	Bertilsdotter, Anne Karine (I00053)
1199	Grave of Bertil Olson Skretteberg has no marker.	Olson Skretteberg, Bertil (I00056)
1200	Grave of Maren Turina Vilhelmsdotter has no marker.	Vilhelmsdotter, Maren Turina (I00057)