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• 26 September 1738, North Rhine-Westphalia, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, 26 SEP 1738¹
• 3 November 1808, North Rhine-Westphalia, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, 03 NOV 1808¹
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• 2 May 1818, Duren, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Germany, 02 MAY 1818
• 2 February 1849, Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 02 FEB 1849
• circa 1851, Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, ABT 1851¹
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• October 1850, Washington, Wisconsin, USA, OCT 1850²

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• 6 January 1791, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany, 06 JAN 1791 surname was spelled Urlings (w/ umlauts over the U)¹
• 27 April 1817, Dodge, Georgia, USA, 27 APR 1817¹
• 6 December 1862, Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 06 DEC 1862 Interned at St. James Cemetery, Mequon, named as Johann Uerlings¹
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• Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, Type: Arrival 07 DEC 1862¹
• 1848, Germany, 1848 4 infants died in Germany. Anna B: 1831, Nicholas B:1833, Anton B: 1837, Joseph B: 1839¹
• 1850, Washington, Wisconsin, USA, 1850¹

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• 1 September 1984, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA

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• 17 September 1875, 17 SEP 1875 Aasen, Trondhjem, Norway¹
• 7 July 1933, Renville, North Dakota, USA, 07 JUL 1933¹
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• 20 April 1913, Bottineau, North Dakota, USA, 20 APR 1913¹
• 17 June 1940, Ward, North Dakota, USA, 17 JUN 1940¹
• 28 February 2005, Ward, North Dakota, USA, 28 FEB 2005¹
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• Muriel (Unlin) Guidinger • 1913 - 2005
  
  
  Muriel (Undlin) Guidinger, 91, Minot, died Monday, February 28, 2005, in a Minot nursing home.
  
  Muriel was born April 20, 1913, at the family homestead near Lansford. She is the youngest of five children born to Martin and Julia (Lewison) Undlin.
  
  She attended Lockwood School graduating in 1931. She received her Standard Teaching Certificate in 1933 from Minot State Teachers College. She then taught at rural schools in Renville and Ward counties for nine years.
  
  She married Lyle Guidinger in Donnybrook, ND, on June 17, 1940. They lived in Kenmare from 1940 to 1951, when they moved to Minot. Lyle passed away April 25, 1961. In 1967 Muriel earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Minot State College. She returned to teaching at Longfellow School where she taught until her retirement.
  
  Muriel loved traveling and traveled extensively, visiting most of the states. Her grandchildren loved her visits because she enjoyed games and cards as much as they did. Cooking and gardening were other hobbies she enjoyed, but her greatest joy was spending time with her family and friends. She was a member of Christ Lutheran Church and was very active in church groups, including ladies aid, circle and quilting.
  
  Survivors: Daughter, Adell (Larry) Lium of Ellensburg, WA; sons, Don (Linda) Guidinger, Minot, and Loren (Cheryl) Guidinger, Lansford; four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren, Joel Lium, Ellensburg, WA, Alison (Ron) Mendelsohn and their daughter, Laurin, of Arlington, TX, Guy (Kara) Guidinger and their daughter, Jadyn of Randleman, NC, and Grant (Jennifer) Guidinger, Minot; sister-in-law, Jean Limke, Lansford; numerous nieces and nephews also survive.
  
  Muriel was preceded in death by her husband, Lyle; parents, Martin and Julia Undlin; brothers, Joey and Raymond Undlin, and sister, Nettie Undlin Boraas.
  
  Funeral: Friday, March 4, 2005, at 11:00 a.m., at Christ Lutheran Church, Minot.
  
  Visitation: Thursday, from noon to 7:00 p.m., in Thompson-Larson Funeral Home, Minot, ND.
  
  Burial: Sunset Memorial Gardens, Minot, ND.
  
  
  01 MAR 2005
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• 24 April 1993, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
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• June 1850, Louisiana, USA, JUN 1850^2,1
• 12 May 1875, 12 MAY 1875¹
• 15 June 1923, Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA, 15 JUN 1923^1,2
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• 1880, Worth, Iowa, USA, 1880²

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• 5 October 1891, 05 OCT 1891¹
• March 1985, Greene, Missouri, USA, MAR 1985¹
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• 6 May 1981, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
• circa 1982

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• 8 August 1928, Johnson, Nebraska, USA, 08 AUG 1928¹
• 16 December 1949, Lancaster, Nebraska, USA, 16 DEC 1949¹
• 31 August 2010, Minnesota, USA, 31 AUG 2010¹
• 21 October 2011, Lancaster, Nebraska, USA, 21 OCT 2011 Interment of ashes at Lincoln Memorial Park¹
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• 1930, Johnson, Nebraska, USA, 1930¹

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• 2 October 1862, Berlin, Germany, 02 OCT 1862¹
• 4 July 1919, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 04 JUL 1919¹
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• 1880, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 1880¹
• 1880, Type: Arrival 1880¹

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• 2 April 1938, Illinois, USA^2,3,4,5
• 21 June 1958, Corpus Christi, Texas, USA
• 23 October 1970, Loudoun, Virginia, USA
• 26 January 1972, Loudoun, Virginia, USA, Divorce granted to the plaintiff Donald C Gerling on the grounds of desertion of wife Carole Ann. Number of children affected by decree (4).⁶
• 21 October 1972, Farifax, Virginia, USA
• 20 June 1977, Warren, Virginia, USA, Date of seperation: November 19, 1975
• 27 March 1997, Sterling, Loudoun, Virginia, USA, Cause of Death:      Malignant neoplasm without specification of site: Other
  Autopsy:      Autopsy Not Performed
  Autopsy Findings:      Autopsy findings were not considered in determining cause of death
  Institution:      Hospital Inpatient
  Attendant:      Physician
  Recorded Date:      31 Mar 1997
  Source Vendor:      North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics²
• 27 March 1997, Herndon, Fairfax, Virginia, USA, Chestnut Grove Cemetery
  Find A Grave Memorial: 150958463⁷
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• 1 January 1972, 5340 Holmes Run Parkway, ALexandria, Loudoun, Virginia, USA
• 29 March 1997, 396-36-2533^3,5

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• 27 September 1980, Isanti, Minnesota, USA
• 23 February 1987, Chisago, Minnesota, USA
• 19 August 1989, Chisago, Minnesota, USA

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• 20 June 1940
• 12 October 1963, Itasca, Minnesota⁴
• 30 November 1973, Koochiching, Minnesota, USA⁴
• 14 September 1974, Koochiching, Minnesota, USA⁴
• 25 January 2019
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• 1 June 1968, Koochiching, Minnesota, USA³

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• 5 May 1917, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 05 MAY 1917
• 23 July 1986, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 23 JUL 1986
• 23 July 1986, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 23 JUL 1986
• Type: AKA 24 JUL 1986 Evelyn or Eva
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• Last Address: 3732 South 22Nd St.
  Funeral Home: Walloch
  Cemetery: Saint Adalbert Cemetery
  Location: Crypt: 42
  Tier: E
  Outside: 67
  
  Never married-no children
  
  Eva worked for the priests/fathers who taught at Marquette University Downtown Milwaukee for years. 25 JUL 1986

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• 6 February 1920, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 06 FEB 1920^1,2
• October 1953, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA
• 17 June 1967, Town of Drumond, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
• 13 October 2002, Shawano, Shawano, Wisconsin, USA, 13 OCT 2002³
• 18 October 2002, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 18 OCT 2002 Buried at St. Florian's Catholic Cemetery in Ino, Keystone, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
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• Served in the US Coast Guard during WW2. She also worked for Allis Chalmers in West Allis as a secretary after the war. She married Lester Baumann and lived for a time in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. They moved to Evansville Wisconsin in the late 1950's. They operated the local hardware store in town until Lester's death in 1964. Helen moved to the Bowler area and began teaching school. In 1967 she married Gene Forsythe whom she had known through her brother Ted. Helen and Gene moved to Shawano and Helen began teaching at the Shawano high school. They lived across the street from the school on Evergreen Drive. At retirement they sold that house and moved to a location on Shawano lake (STH 22) between Cecil and Shawano. Helen suffered numerous strokes and was cared for by Gene at their home. 22 OCT 2002
• 1934, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 1934³
• 13 October 2002, Shawano, Shawano, Wisconsin, USA, Type: Obit 13 OCT 2002 Helen Forsythe
  
  Posted Oct 15, 2002
  
  Helen S. Forsythe, 82, formerly of W5526 State Highway 22, Town of Washington, Shawano, passed away Sunday, October 1 3, 2002 at Heartland Health Care Center in Shawano where she had been a resident for the past three months. Helen was born February 6, 1920, in Iron River, Wis., daughter of the late Joseph and Mary (Brilla) Viskoe.
  
  She attended the Ashland Schools and following graduation attended UW-Whitewater where she earned her Bachelors Degree in Education. Following graduation she taught in Tripoli, Wis. for a year and then entered the United States Coast Guard and served during WW II. Upon returning from the service, she moved to Milwaukee where she was employed at the Allis Chalmers Company. Helen married Les Baumann and the couple moved to Evansville where they owned and operated the Western Auto Store. Mr. Baumann preceded her in death in 1964. Following her husband’s death she moved to Shawano where she taught school in Bowler and later for many years, in Shawano. On June 17, 1967 she was united In marriage to Gene Forsythe In Delta, Wis. The couple has lived in Shawano since their marriage. Helen retired from the Shawano Gresham School district in 1982. Helen enjoyed fishing, canning vegetables from her garden, hosting Christmas Eve at her home and spending New Years 'Up North.'
  
  Survivors include her husband Gene, Town of Washington; two sisters: Jennie (Gil) Guidinger and Irene (Vernie) Ellestad both of MiIwaukee; two brothers: Phillip (Jolene) Viskoe of North Branch, Minn. and Ted Viskoe of Iron River, Wis; numerous nieces, nephews, great and grand nieces and nephews.
  
  She was preceded in death by two sisters, one brother, two sisters- in-law and one brother- in-law.
  
  Funeral services will be held Thursday, October 17, at 11 a.m. at Schroeder-Mickelson Funeral Service of Shawano with Father Len Evers, officiating. Interment is scheduled for Friday, October 18 at 1p.m. at St.Florian Catholic Cemetery in Ino, Wis. Friends may call at Schroeder-Mickelson Funeral Home on Wednesday from 5-7 p.m. and on Thursday from 10 a.m. until the hour of service.

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• 10 January 1926, Ino, Keystone, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
• 28 May 1949
• 6 April 2006, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 06 APR 2006
• 10 April 2006, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, St. Florian's Catholic Church Cemetery
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• 6 April 2006, Irene B. Ellestad
  (Nee Viskoe) Thurs., April 6, 2006, age 80 years. Loving wife of Vernon. Loving mother of Cheryl (Allory) Schlie and Robert (Katie). Dear grandmother of Brian (Amy) Schlie, Jennifer Schlie, Morgan, Julia and Jacob Ellestad. Sister of the late Eva, the late Margaret (the late Lee) Johnson, the late Joseph (the late Amelia), the late Helen (Gene) Forsythe, Phillip (the late Jolene), Jennie (Gilbert) Guidinger and Theodore (the late Helen). Also survived by other relatives and friends. Family will receive relatives and friends on Wednesday, at ST. ROMAN CHURCH, 1810 W. Bolivar Ave. from 10AM until Memorial Mass at 11AM.
  
  JOHN J. WALLOCH FUNERAL HOME
  
  4309 S. 20th St. 414-281-7145
  
  Family Owned and Operated-We Care
  
  Published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 4/9/2006.
  Irene B. Ellestad
  (Nee Viskoe) Thurs., April 6, 2006, age 80 years. Loving wife of Vernon. Loving mother of Cheryl (Allory) Schlie and Robert (Katie). Dear grandmother of Brian (Amy) Schlie, Jennifer Schlie, Morgan, Julia and Jacob Ellestad. Sister of the late Eva, the late Margaret (the late Lee) Johnson, the late Joseph (the late Amelia), the late Helen (Gene) Forsythe, Phillip (the late Jolene), Jennie (Gilbert) Guidinger and Theodore (the late Helen). Also survived by other relatives and friends. Family will receive relatives and friends on Wednesday, at ST. ROMAN CHURCH, 1810 W. Bolivar Ave. from 10AM until Memorial Mass at 11AM.
  
  JOHN J. WALLOCH FUNERAL HOME
  
  4309 S. 20th St. 414-281-7145
  
  Family Owned and Operated-We Care
  
  Published in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel on 4/9/2006. 11 APR 2006

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• 6 May 1950, Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 53012

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• 17 March 1882, Slovokia^4,2,3
• 26 March 1912
• 15 March 1935, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, Died of pneumonia.
• 18 March 1935, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, Buried at St. Florian's Catholic Church.
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• 6 May 1905, Hamburg, Germany, Ship type: Dampfschiff
  Ship flag: Deutschland
  Accommodation: Zwischendeck
  Port of Arrival: Dover; Boulonge; New York
  Shipping Line: Hamburg-Amerika Linie (Hamburg-Amerikanische Packetfahrt-Actien-Gesellschaft)
• 19 May 1905, Dover, Bloulongne, New York, USA, Vessel: Graf Waldersee
  passenger manifest line # 30.
  
  Destination in USA to see his brother: Michael Wiskocz in Langford, PA. according to ship manifest.⁵
• 1920, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 1920²