Clara (Klemm) and Walter B. Heinrich

Alan Lee KRUBSACK¹ was born on 24 Dec 1949 in Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹ He died on 30 Jun 1957 in Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin.¹ He was buried on 3 Jul 1957.¹ Parents: Eugene Edward KRUBSACK and Arlene Maria LAFFIN.

Dean Eugene KRUBSACK. Parents: Eugene Edward KRUBSACK and Arlene Maria LAFFIN.

Spouse: Debbie LESAGE. Children were: Michelle Leigh KRUBSACK, Paul KRUBSACK.

Eugene Edward KRUBSACK. Parents: Paul KRUBSACK and Martha Barbara HEINRICH.

Spouse: Arlene Maria LAFFIN. Eugene Edward KRUBSACK and Arlene Maria LAFFIN were married on 9 Jun 1945 in Zion Lutheran Church, Town of Eaton, Brown County, Wisconsin.¹ Children were: Alan Lee KRUBSACK, Jacqueline Jean KRUBSACK, Dean Eugene KRUBSACK.

Helen Margaret KRUBSACK. Parents: Paul KRUBSACK and Martha Barbara HEINRICH.

Spouse: Alois KAUFMAN. Alois KAUFMAN and Helen Margaret KRUBSACK were married on 26 Jul 1947 in Waupaca, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ Children were: Karen Kay KAUFMAN, Gwendolyn Ann KAUFMAN, Michael Jon KAUFMAN, Stephen James KAUFMANN.

Inez Mae KRUBSACK. Parents: Paul KRUBSACK and Martha Barbara HEINRICH.

Spouse: Lloyd LIVINGSTON.

Spouse: Leonard BRISTOW. Leonard BRISTOW and Inez Mae KRUBSACK were married on 18 Jun 1957 in St Paul Lutheran Church, Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹ Children were: Phyllis Lynn BRISTOW.

Jacqueline Jean KRUBSACK. Parents: Eugene Edward KRUBSACK and Arlene Maria LAFFIN.

Spouse: David IMHOFF. David IMHOFF and Jacqueline Jean KRUBSACK were married on 25 Sep 1976 in Zion Lutheran Church, Wausau, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹

Lois Larae KRUBSACK. Parents: Paul KRUBSACK and Martha Barbara HEINRICH.

Spouse: Charles R HEYDAHL. Children were: Kyle HEYDAHL, Theresa HEYDAHL.

Michelle Leigh KRUBSACK. Parents: Dean Eugene KRUBSACK and Debbie LESAGE.

Paul KRUBSACK¹ was born on 16 Jul 1891.¹ He died on 13 Dec 1982 in Wittenberg, Shawano County, Wisconsin.¹ He was buried on 16 Dec 1982 in Forest Lutheran Cemetery, Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹

Spouse: Martha Barbara HEINRICH. Paul KRUBSACK and Martha Barbara HEINRICH were married on 4 Aug 1915 in Waukegan, Lake County, Illinois.¹ Children were: Helen Margaret KRUBSACK, Phyllis June KRUBSACK, Inez Mae KRUBSACK, Eugene Edward KRUBSACK, Lois Larae KRUBSACK.

Paul KRUBSACK. Parents: Dean Eugene KRUBSACK and Debbie LESAGE.

Phyllis June KRUBSACK¹ was born on 15 Jun 1918 in Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹ She died on 11 May 1939 in Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹ She was buried on 14 May 1939 in Forest Lutheran Cemetery, Birnamwood, Marathon County, Wisconsin.¹ Phyllis June Krubsack was stricken with infatile paralysis at the age ofthree and was almost entirely crippled for the remainder of her life. Shedied of pnuemonia on March 8, 1939. Although an invalid, she wrote manybeautiful poems and did handwork of such exquisite design and fine workthat many people complimented her on her work. She was very adept atpainting. Parents: Paul KRUBSACK and Martha Barbara HEINRICH.

Evelyn KRUEGER.

Spouse: Eldo HEINRICH. Children were: Susan HEINRICH, Jeanne HEINRICH.

Anna Marg KUHN¹ was born on 17 Nov 1829.¹ She was christened on 20 Nov 1829.¹

Spouse: Johann Martin DAUTERMANN. Children were: Peter DAUTERMANN.

Katharina KUHN.

Spouse: Georg FISHER. Children were: Irma FISHER, Georg FISHER.

Maria KUHN¹ was born on 19 Feb 1862 in Tschwewenka.¹ She died on 30 Aug 1925 in Tschwewenka.¹

Spouse: Jakob GEHRES. Jakob GEHRES and Maria KUHN were married on 30 Mar 1881.¹ Children were: Katharina GEHRES.

Joan Marie KUHNHENN.

Spouse: Thomas Robert SCHMIDT.

Anna Marie KUNKEL¹ was born on 5 May 1887 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ She died on 17 Mar 1947.¹ [MY FAMILY.GED]

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Anna Marie Kunkel never married. Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Eileen KUNKEL¹ was born on 14 Jul 1920.¹ She died in 1959.¹ Parents: Max Arthur KUNKEL and Helene DRAKEIM.

Spouse: David GORMAN. Children were: Beth GORMAN, Helen GORMAN, Donald GORMAN.

Elizabeth KUNKEL¹ was born in 1873 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ She died in 1873.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Emelia Augusta KUNKEL¹ was born on 26 Jul 1876 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ She died in 1927.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Spouse: Rudolph BROWN. Children were: Harold BROWN, Norman BROWN, Clayton BROWN, John BROWN.

John August KUNKEL¹ died on 21 Sep 1932.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

John August KUNKEL¹ was born on 18 Oct 1840 in Posen, Prussia, Germany.¹ He died on 15 Sep 1932.¹ He was buried on 15 Sep 1932.¹ From: “Commemorative Biographical Record of the Upper Counties: Waupaca, Portage, Wood, Marathon, Oneida, Vilas, Langlade and Shawano" by Chicago: J. H. Beers & Co. 1895
John A. Kunkel. Among the citizens of Lebanon township, Waupaca county, who are of German birth, is the gentleman of whom this narrative is written. He was reared in his native land, and there learned the traits of economy and frugality which have been the source of his present competency. Many of the best citizens of the country are his countrymen, and they almost invariably merit and receive the esteem and respect of the community to the same degree that he does.
Mr. Kunkel is a native of the Provinces of Posen, Kingdom of Prussia, Germany, born October 18, 1840, and is a son of Steve and Mary (Kietzman) Kunkel, natives of the same province, where the father was a successful farmer. John is the second in a family of three children: Fred, a hotel-keeper in Germany, died in that country at the age of forty-five years, leaving widow and three children: Minnie, the youngest, married Ludwig Ziegenhagen, and they had two children. The mother died in 1867 and at the age of twenty-four, and in 1872 the father died , leaving the children orphans. Mr. Kunkel sent for them in 1882 to come to this country, and had them educated. Albert, the elder, is an intelligent young man and noted artist; August is the owner of a large ranch in North Dakota, which he is now conducting.
In the schools of his native land John A. Kunkel acquired his literary education, and received his first knowledge of farming on the old homestead in Germany under the able directions of his father. He learned the miller’s trade, but never followed the same, always remaining at home with his parents, who spent their entire lived in the Fatherland, the mother dying in 1848, the father in May, 1871, at the age of seventy-two years. He spent three years in the Germany army, and in 1866 again entered the service, for seven months participating in the Austro-Prussian.war. In October, 1870, at the age of thirty years, Mr. Kunkel took passage at Bremen on a steamer bound for the port of Baltimore, Md., from which city he came to Wisconsin, locating in Little Wolf township, Waupaca county, where he bought a piece of timber land. After partially clearing it, he sold it in 1873 and purchased one hundred acres in Section 8, Lebanon township, for which he paid $10 per acre, though it was still in it primitive condition.
Mr. Kunkel was married April 14, 1873, to Miss Heinrich, who was born in Dodge county, Wis., September 17, 1853, a daughter of Frederick and Caroline (Harker)Heinrich, natives of Saxony, Germany, who, in 1849, came to America, landing after a long and tedious voyage of seventeen weeks on a sailing vessel. Her father, who was a farmer by occupation, came to Lebanon township, Waupaca county, in 1869, where he bought a partially-improved farm of eighty acres, and there he and his wife spent the remainder of their days, the mother dying May 8, 1879, at the age of seventy-three years, the father on January 30, 1892, at the age of sixty-nine. A son now operates the home farm. In the family were five children: August, who is married and has three children, is a carpenter in the State of Washington; John, a farmer of Lebanon township, is married and has eight children: Mrs. Kunkel comes next in order of birth; William, who resides on the old homestead, has five children; and Amelia, married to Christ Doughterman, and living at Appleton, Wis. (they have eight children). Mr. and Mrs. Kunkel have become the parents of seven children: Laura, wife of John Perner, a farmer of Lebanon township; Amelia, a trimmer, of Milwaukee, Wis.; and Marth, Elela, Arthur, Anna and Benjamin, at home.
At the time of his marriage Mr. Kunkel owned his present fine farm, whereon not an improvement had been made, and a place had to be cleared in order to erect a dwelling, 18X26 feet, which was constructed of logs. No roads had yet been cut through that section, and he had to make the one leading to his farm. His farm Â“machineryÂ” consisted of an axe and grub hoe, and with these implements he began the improvement and cultivation of his land, which at first seemed to proceed very slowly. Provisions had to be procured at Northport, and were mostly brought to them by neighbors who had teams. The first crop was one of potatoes, planted among the stumps; but as year after year went by his efforts were crowned with success, and to-day he has 140 acres, seventy of which are highly cultivated. Coming to this country a poor man, Mr. Kunkel has been the architect of his own fortunes, and is deserving of the highest commendation. Possessing the esteem and respect of the entire community, he may well be ranked among the honest and representative German citizens of Waupaca county. His honor and integrity are unimpeachable, his word being as good as his bond. Politically he has ever been a supporter of the Republican party, while in religious faith he is a Lutheran.

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The Kunkel History in Germany
Stefan Kunkel lived in Germany in LowolaoKreis Shubin, he was married sometime in 1837 to Anna Marie Kitzman. To that union 5 children were born:
Fredrick Born: January 1836
John August Born: October 18, 1840 Died: September 12, 1932
Wilhelmine Born: May 1842 a pair of twins
Julius Born: Died in infancy
Augusta Born: Died in infancy

The mother died of cholera in 1846. The family moved to Kwilzeshwo Kreis Magelno. Stefan Kunkel was again married in 1847 to Charlote Recter. There were 3 more children born to them :
Augusta Born: 1848
Karl Born: 1853
Ewalt Born: 1858

When Fredrick and John August Kunkel had served their 4 year military training in the Preusen army. They were called to War Oestreachin February 1866. This family all stayed in Germany except John August Kunkel. John August Kunkel left in 1870. He left home and came to America. John August Kunkel came to the States in March 1870, landing in Baltimore, Maryland. He came directly to Wisconsin, settling in Waupaca County in the Town of Little Wolf, Section 1, on 40 acres of wild land. He sold the 40 acres and bought 100 acres in the Town of Lebanon with out improvements. John got married April 14, 1869/1873 to Anna Marie Heinrich in the Lutheran Parsonage at New London, Waupaca County, Wisconsin. There they built up their home. To this union 8 children were born:
Elizabeth Born: 1873 Died in infancy
Laura Born: October 22, 1874 Died:
Emelia Born: July 26, 1876 Died: 1927
Mary Martha Born: November 26, 1879 Died:
Nellie Born: March 2, 1881 Died: August 3, 1955
Max Arthur Born: May 20, 1883 Died: January 3, 1959
John Benjamin Born: July 12, 1892 Died: December 1979
John August Born: Died: September 21, 1932
Anna Marie Born: Died: March 17, 1947.
Parents: Steve KUNKEL and Mary KIETZMAN.

Spouse: Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH. John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH were married on 14 Apr 1869 in Lutheran Parsonage, New London, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ They appeared in the census in 1880 in Lebanon, Lebanon Township, Waupaca County, Wisconsin. The family appears in the 1880 census under the name Kunkel: John, Mary, children Laura, Amelia, Mary. Children were: John August KUNKEL, Elizabeth KUNKEL, Laura KUNKEL, Emelia Augusta KUNKEL, Mary Martha KUNKEL, Nellie Lilly KUNKEL, Max Arthur KUNKEL, Anna Marie KUNKEL, John Benjaman KUNKEL.

John Benjaman KUNKEL¹ was born on 12 Jul 1892 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ He died on 27 Dec 1979 in New London, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Laura KUNKEL¹ was born on 22 Oct 1874 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ She died in 1950 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Spouse: John PIRNER. John PIRNER and Laura KUNKEL were married on 7 Jun 1893 in Nicholson, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ Children were: Lloyd PIRNER, Edith PIRNER, Ethel PIRNER, Theodore PIRNER, Viola Anna PIRNER, George B PIRNER.

Lorraine KUNKEL. Parents: Max Arthur KUNKEL and Helene DRAKEIM.

Spouse: Martin WEPNER. Children were: Frank WEPNER, Betty WEPNER, Luciele WEPNER.

Marion KUNKEL. Parents: Max Arthur KUNKEL and Helene DRAKEIM.

Spouse: Edmund SCHUELKE. Children were: James SCHUELKE, Carol SCHUELKE, Paul SCHUELKE.

Mary Martha KUNKEL¹ was born on 26 Nov 1879 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ She died in New London, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Spouse: Patrick MALLOY.

Max Arthur KUNKEL¹ was born on 20 May 1883 in Little Wolf, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ He died in 1959.¹ He was buried in Little Wolf Cemetery, Manawa, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Spouse: Helene DRAKEIM. Children were: Lorraine KUNKEL, Eileen KUNKEL, Marion KUNKEL.

Nellie Lilly KUNKEL¹ was born on 2 Mar 1881 in Township of Lebanon, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ She died on 3 Aug 1955 in Chicago, Cook County, Illinois.¹ She was buried on 6 Aug 1955.¹ Parents: John August KUNKEL and Anna Marie (Mary) HEINRICH.

Spouse: Sherman W KRAKE. Sherman W KRAKE and Nellie Lilly KUNKEL were married in 1905 in New London, Waupaca County, Wisconsin.¹ Children were: Lillie KRAKE, Leon KRAKE, Llean KRAKE, Mary Ellen KRAKE, Luther D KRAKE, Mason J KRAKE, Kenneth S KRAKE, Raymond KRAKE.

Steve KUNKEL.

Spouse: Mary KIETZMAN. Steve KUNKEL and Mary KIETZMAN were married. Children were: John August KUNKEL.

Eugenia Evelyn KWAITKOWSKI.

Spouse: Howard James BRUMM. Children were: Kathleen Patricia BRUMM.

Andrew L LAATSCH. Parents: Lawrence Robert LAATSCH and Nancy Ann MCCLELAND.

Spouse: Nancy J PATRATZ. Children were: Michael A LAATSCH, Calvin L LAATSCH, Lauren Hope LAATSCH.

Calvin L LAATSCH. Parents: Andrew L LAATSCH and Nancy J PATRATZ.

Jeffry L LAATSCH. Parents: Lawrence Robert LAATSCH and Nancy Ann MCCLELAND.

Spouse: Lynn LE BUCK. Children were: Jesse Lynn LAATSCH.

Jesse Lynn LAATSCH. Parents: Jeffry L LAATSCH and Lynn LE BUCK.

Lauren Hope LAATSCH. Parents: Andrew L LAATSCH and Nancy J PATRATZ.