Notes
Note for: Joseph W. Zink, SEP 1888 - Index
Joseph W. and Clara (Gallagher) Zink homesteaded near Kanarado, KS., but
gave it up and went back to NY taking Mary Emma, another sister and Joe,
Jr. Sitty hid johnetta so he couldn't take her. Sitty Reed was a sister
of Clara and raised Johnetta.
Notes
Note for: Joe Korbelik, - Index
Kanorado, KS
Notes
Note for: Francis Criqui, 18 FEB 1843 - 26 APR 1919 Index
Household: 1880
Name Relation Marital Status Gender Race Age Birthplace Occupation
Father's Birthplace Mother's Birthplace
Frances HASENZAHL Self W Female W 37 NY Tailoress ELSACE
ELSACE
John. C. HASENZAHL Son S Male W 12 NY At School NY NY
Charles. W. HASENZAHL Son S Male W 9 NY At School NY
NY
Carrie. T. HASENZAHL Dau S Female W 4 NY NY NY
Elizabeth. M. HASENZAHL Dau S Female W 1 NY NY NY
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Source Information:
Census Place Buffalo, Erie, New York
Family History Library Film 1254830
NA Film Number T9-0830
Page Number 223D
Christopher Hasenzahl
Images Online #: 2344 State Filed:
Widow: Frances Hasenzahl Relative:
Minor: Comments
Buffalo, New York Directory, 1890
Charles Hasenzahl printer 139 High Buffalo NY 1890
Mrs. Frances Hasenzahl 139 High Buffalo NY 1890
John C. Hasenzahl printer 139 High Buffalo NY 1890
Notes
Note for: Charles Emlinger, 1852 - Index
?Emlinger, Charles b. 1854 Germany... Inmate in the State Hospital in 1900
Lived in: Ovid and Romulus, Seneca County, New York
Series: T623 Microfilm: 1162 Book: 1 Page: 278
Notes
Note for: Christopher Hasenzahl, - 18 JUL 1879 Index
Christopher came to America from Germany to learn a printers trade at the
age of 12 or 13. He lived in Rochester and worked for a printing company
there. He apparently made all kinds of furniture before he died and
Elizabeth had it in her home. He was shot in the head at the battle of
Manassas and was a prisoner of war. He died the 28th of July 1879 in
Buffalo, Erie, New York from an epileptic fit. Which, he started having
after being wounded in the Civil War.
One time while she left to visit her sister. Prosper, Elizabeth's
husband gave everything away and furnished the house with modern stuff
this made Elizabeth sick and mad. She didn't speak to him for a while. My
mother in-law still has some items. and I have an old child's kitchen
play set he made before he died.
Cindy
hofsearch@@aol.com
Notes
Note for: Anthony Criqui \ Criquie, ABT 1808 - Index
Grandma Page said they were married in 1829 and had met on a boat coming
over from Deft Du Bos Rhim in France
*source Bette Field 1/20/01Notes written down by Mary Page
Notes
Note for: Elizabeth Bendz, ABT 1811 - Index
1860 CRIQUI ELIZABETH Cattaraugus County NY 874 Allegany Federal
Population Schedule NY 1860 Federal Census Index NY58374615
Notes
Note for: Catherine R. Zink, 1886 - 1899 Index
died at age 13 of diphtheria
Notes
Note for: Anna Margretha Scherrer Shearer, FEB 1700 - 1755 Index
bp. Feb. 20 , 1701
Notes
Note for: Maria Margretha Scherrer Shearer, MAY 1709 - Index
bp. May 22, 1709