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• 13 February 1915, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 13 FEB 1915
• 19 June 1937, Ashland, Ashland, Wisconsin, USA, 19 JUN 1937
• 11 May 1995, Mizpah, Koochiching, Minnesota, USA, 11 MAY 1995
• 13 May 1995, Lake Nebagamon, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, 13 MAY 1995 Lake Nebagamon Cemetery
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• 1920, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 1920¹

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• 5 October 1945, Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, 05 OCT 1945¹
• 27 February 1987, San Francisco, California, USA, 27 FEB 1987¹
• 27 February 1987, Lake Nebagamon, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, 27 FEB 1987 Lake Nebagamon Cemetery
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• 9 July 1964, Military Service U.S. Army
• 21 February 1968, US Army

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• 6 September 1964, Polk, Minnesota, USA, 06 SEP 1964
• 4 May 1984, 04 MAY 1984¹
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• 23 March 1972, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
• 4 January 1973, Kings, California, USA
• 10 January 1981, San Diego, California, USA

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• 17 March 1953, Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, 17 MAR 1953²
• 18 October 1953, Superior, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, 18 OCT 1953²
• 18 October 1953, Lake Nebagamon, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, 18 OCT 1953 Lake Nebagamon Cemetery
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• 14 June 1980, Hennepin, Minnesota, USA
• 28 January 1992, Saint Louis, Minnesota, USA

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• 27 October 1913, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 27 OCT 1913
• 18 May 1940, Iowa, USA, 18 MAY 1940 Catherine Brilla and Walter Hay were wittness¹
• 29 October 1994, Shawano, Wisconsin, USA, 29 OCT 1994
• 29 October 1994, Shawano, Wisconsin, USA, 29 OCT 1994
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• 1920, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA, 1920¹

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• 7 November 1999, Minnesota, USA²

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• 15 September 1922, Town of Keystone, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
• 11 January 1964, Ottertail, Minnesota, USA
• 8 May 2015, North Branch, Chisago, Minnesota, USA
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• 1 April 1940, Town of Keystone, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
• 15 December 1945, Kearney Army Field, Nebraska, USA, Sergeant Army Air Corps
• Phil was born in 1922 in Ino, Wisconsin. He attended school in a one room school house in Ino, Wisconsin completing through the 8th grade when he lost his father and he joined the Conservation Corps (the CC’s) to help support the family.
  
  Phil enlisted in the Army Air Corps and served in Germany towards the end of WWII. He was a mechanic for B-17 Bombers attaining the rank of Staff Sergeant. Phil was very proud of his service to our country. Phil was a member of the Rum River VFW Post 2735 in Isanti and was a member of the American Legion in Iron River, WI. The Minnesota Patriot Guard is attending to the service, Patriot Guard Riders – Wisconsin have been invited to attend the burial.
  
  Burial
  Friday May 15, 2015
  2:00 p.m.
  
  Northern Wisconsin Veteran's Memorial Cemetery
  N4063 Wildcat Rd
  Spooner, WI 54801.

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• 25 November 1927, Town of Keystone, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
• 10 June 1950, Ashland, Ashland, Wisconsin, USA
• 7 April 2019, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA¹
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• 1 June 1945, Duluth, Douglas, Wisconsin, USA, Inland Steel Corp
• 17 December 1945, Fort Snelling, Minnesota, USA
• 6 April 2019, The Oaks of Washburn, Washburn, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA¹
• 8 April 2019, Bratley Funeral Home, Ashland, Ashland, Wisconsin, USA, Theodore "Ted" J. Viskoe, 91, of Delta, passed away peacefully on Sunday, April, 7, 2019 at The Oaks in Washburn.
  
  Ted was born November 25, 1927 in Ino, the 8th child to Joseph Viskoe and Mary (Brilla) also of Ino. Following the untimely death of his father Joseph, Ted went to work as a ships cook on the Ore boats on Lake Superior, where he worked his way up as an oiler with the Merchant Marines.
  
  Prior to his enlistment in the Army in 1945, Ted worked for Inland Steel on the L. E. Block. Upon completion of basic training, Ted was assigned to the 42nd (Rainbow) infantry division as a map reader. In 1946, Ted was selected and sent to a classified European Theater Intelligence School where he was taught the Russian language and culture. Upon his completion of the school, Ted was reassigned the 42nd as Technical Sergeant. He was honorably discharged from the Army in summer of 1947.
  
  Following his return home, Ted worked at the Delta Brook Trout Fish Hatchery and later on became trained to become a Welder. As a certified welder with The United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America he worked on numerous projects; the last two projects Ted worked on before retirement was the construction of the Duluth Papermill and the Bong Bridge. Ted served on the Delta Town Board in a number of capacities over the years, including Town Supervisor.
  
  Ted was preceded in death by his wife of 43 years, Helen, in 1993. His parents Joseph and Mary (Brilla), siblings Joseph, Margaret, Eva, Helen, Phillip and Irene.
  
  He is survived by sister Joanne (Jenny) Guidinger, daughter D. Alicia Viskoe, granddaughter April MacNeill (Garland), and two great grandchildren Hunter (Active duty USN) and Lauryn, as well as numerous nieces, nephews, cousins.
  
  The family would like to thank Bayfield County Human Services, The Oaks of Washburn, and Regional Hospice for all of their help and support. In lieu of flowers the family requests donations to be made in the name of Ted Viskoe to either the St. Florian Catholic Church or the Iron River VFW Post #10197.
  
  Funeral services to be held at a later date.
  
  The Bratley Funeral Home in Washburn is handling the arrangements.

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• 21 December 1889, Slovakia
• 15 October 1910
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• 23 August 1923, Mason, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
• 26 September 2012, Ino, Bayfield, Wisconsin, USA
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• 9 February 1830, Luxembourg, 09 FEB 1830
• 16 October 1861, Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 16 OCT 1861^1,2
• 12 July 1920, Mequon, Ozaukee, Wisconsin, USA, 12 JUL 1920
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• BASED ON HER FATHER'S PETITION FOR CITIZENSHIP, MARGARET PROBABLY ARRIVED IN
  THE UNITED STATES IN JUNE OF 1848 AT THE AGE OF 18.
  PORT WASHINGTON HERALD, wed. July 14, 1920, page 6: 'Mrs. Grotz died last
  Monday Morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. L. Meyer at the old age of
  90 years. The funeral was held this Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Church.'
  BASED ON HER FATHER'S PETITION FOR CITIZENSHIP, MARGARET PROBABLY ARRIVED IN THE UNITED STATES IN JUNE OF 1848 AT THE AGE OF 18. PORT WASHINGTON HERALD, wed. July 14, 1920, page 6: 'Mrs. Grotz died last Monday Morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs. P. L. Meyer at the old age of 90 years. The funeral was held this Wednesday morning at St. Mary's Church.' 13 JUL 1920
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• THOMAS WAGNER WAS NATURALIZED IN OZAUKEE COUNTY (OZ. VOL. 14 P45) ON 13 JAN
  1849. IN HIS PETITION HE STATED THAT HE ARRIVED IN NEW YORK IN JUNE OF 1848 AT
  THE AGE OF 58.
  LAND: Thomas and Ann Wagner bought 80 acres of land in section 5 of the Twon
  of Port Washington on 24 July 1848 and their sold it to son Henry on 6 Feb.
  1863. OZAUKEE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS; DEEDS, Vol. D, page 415, Vol. 12,
  page, 484; Ozaukee County Court House, Port Washington, WI.
  IMMIGTATION: NATIONAL ARCHIVES MICROFILM PUBLICATIONS;Passenger List, Port of
  Entry, New York,Roll 73, item no. 624, Ship Cheshire from Havre,June 27, 1848;
  LDS FHL film number 2319, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT.
  RESEARCH NOTE: A study of TABELS DECENMALES LUXEMBOURG ARCHIVES AT Arlon for
  the years 1823 to 1833 (LDS film no. 1351675) did not reveal Marg. Wagner
  birth, nor the marriage of Thomas and Anne. Also noted that in that 10 year
  period in the Belgiuym provience of Luxembourg there wer no 'Joseph' or 'Thomas
  born and only 3 'Henry'.
  THOMAS WAGNER WAS NATURALIZED IN OZAUKEE COUNTY (OZ. VOL. 14 P45) ON 13 JAN 1849. IN HIS PETITION HE STATED THAT HE ARRIVED IN NEW YORK IN JUNE OF 1848 AT THE AGE OF 58. !LAND: Thomas and Ann Wagner bought 80 acres of land in section 5 of the Twon of Port Washington on 24 July 1848 and their sold it to son Henry on 6 Feb. 1863. OZAUKEE COUNTY REGISTER OF DEEDS; DEEDS, Vol. D, page 415, Vol. 12, page, 484; Ozaukee County Court House, Port Washington, WI. !IMMIGTATION: NATIONAL ARCHIVES MICROFILM PUBLICATIONS;Passenger List, Port of Entry, New York,Roll 73, item no. 624, Ship Cheshire from Havre,June 27, 1848; LDS FHL film number 2319, Family History Library, Salt Lake City, UT. RESEARCH NOTE: A study of TABELS DECENMALES LUXEMBOURG ARCHIVES AT Arlon for the years 1823 to 1833 (LDS film no. 1351675) did not reveal Marg. Wagner birth, nor the marriage of Thomas and Anne. Also noted that in that 10 year period in the Belgiuym provience of Luxembourg there wer no 'Joseph' or 'Thomas born and only 3 'Henry'. 02 JAN 1790
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• Remich, Grevenmacher, Luxembourg, 02 JAN 1747¹
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• 11 February 1771, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, 11 FEB 1771
• 24 February 1789, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, 24 FEB 1789
• 21 May 1829, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, 21 MAY 1829
• 22 May 1829, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, Luxembourg, 22 MAY 1829
• Profession: Day worker
  23 MAY 1829
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• 25 May 1974