ANNA (MANNEBACH) GOESER

Anna (Mannebach) Goeser

Anna (Mannebach) Goeser

Anna Maria  b. Nov 18, 1851, age 4 on arrival, 
died Apr 10, 1928 in Sherburne County, MN,
m. in about 1892 to Cresent (Chrysant) Goeser 
b. 1836 in Germany, d. Aug 28, 1912 in Albany, MN

MARIA (HOFFMANN) GOESER

Maria (Hoffmann) Goeser

From Calumet county marriage records:
Jacob Goeser and Maria Hoffmann (v.3 p.177)
July 2, 1895 in Catholic Church, Brothertown, Calumet County
Jacob Goeser
Son of Theodore Goeser and Katherine Lisowe
Born in “America”
Maria Hoffmann
Daughter of Anton Hoffmann and Margaretha Rierlind
Born in “America”
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From Calumet county death records:
Jacob Goeser (v.8 p.732)
Jan. 7, 1865-April 28, 1931
Husband of Mary Hoffmann
Son of Theodore Goesser and Katherine Lisowe (both born Germany)
Born Minnesota –farmer 
Died from “malignancis which involved posterions naris [? –rather illegible] 
   and surrounding structures –chronic rheumatism, 5 years”
Buried at Jerico Cemetery, Calumet County
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The funeral of Jacob Goeser, 66, who died at his home in 
the town of Brothertown Tuesday after a long illness, was 
held from Holy Trinity church in Jericho Saturday morning, 
the service being conducted by the Rev. Francis Helmann. 
Burial was in Trinity cemetery.
Survivors are the widow, five daughters, Mrs. Lawrence 
Merton of Brothertown, Mrs. Harry Westenberg of Stockbridge, 
Mrs. N. Buechel of Fond du Lac, Mrs. Edward Freund of 
Brothertown, and Miss Cecelia at home, and two sons, George 
and Joseph, both at home.
Appleton Post Crescent, May 4, 1931
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Stockbridge—Jacob Goeser, 66, died at his home in Brothertown 
Tuesday morning after a brief illness. He was born Jan. 7, 1865, 
in Sandschuk, Minn.  At the age of 2, he moved to Wisconsin with 
his parents.  He spent some time in California and Washington 
during his early manhood.  On July 2, 1895, he was married to 
Miss Mary Hoffmann.  They moved to a farm in the town of 
Brothertown where they lived until 1904, when Mr. Goeser acquired 
a soft drink parlor and dance hall in the town of Brothertown, 
which he operated for the last 27 years.
The funeral was held at Holy Trinity church at Jericho at 9 
o’clock Thursday morning.  The Rev. Francis Heiman conducted 
requiem high mass.  Interment was in Holy Trinity cemetery.
Appleton Post Crescent, May 14, 1931
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From Calumet county death records:
Mary Goesser nee Hoffmann (v.11 p.444)
March 16, 1876-May 19, 1945
Wife of Jacob Goeser
Daughter of Andrew Hoffmann (born Germany) and
Margaret Rierlind (born Austria)
Born Town of Brothertown, Calumet County
Died from “carcinoma of mediostinum and abdominal organs –following 
   malignancy of cervical glands, 9 months”
Buried at Jerico Cemetery, Calumet County

HERMINA (SCHLICHTING) GOESSLING

Hermina (Schlichting) Goessling

Note from Bob Domagalski:
She is a daughter of Reinhard Schlichting and Bertha Belitz. She is a 
sister to Herman and Oscar Schlichting in the photos. She married Charles 
Goessling and lived in Chilton.
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From Calumet county marriage records:
Charles Goessling and Jennie Schlichting (v.4 p.93)
Married April 30, 1907 in civil ceremony at Chilton, Calumet County
Charles Goessling
Son of Charlotte Lindemann with father's name not given
Blacksmith in the City of Chilton -born Tlotte, Germany
Jennie Schlichting
Daughter of Reinhard Schlichting and Bertha Belitz
Born City of Chilton
Witnesses Hattie Schlichting and Carl Schlichting
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This is the second marriage for her husband Charles Goessling.  
His first wife Dora died in 1904. He then re-married to 
Hermina Schlichting in 1907. He died in 1909. Hermina lived 
until 1938. I so far have not found the death records for either 
Hermina or Charles. All three are buried at the Chilton cemetery.
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The following is the first wife of Charles A. Goessling.
From Calumet county death records:
Dora Goessling nee Schultz (v.4 p.31)
Wife of Charles A. Goessling
April 15, 1859-Feb. 3, 1904
Daughter of Fred Schultz and Dora (both born Meckleburg, Germany)
Born Watertown, Dodge County
Died from “tuberculosis –hemorrhage”
Buried at Chilton

FRANK GOETZ

Frank Goetz son of Alois

Frank Jos. Goetz (v.8 p.22)
Born Oct. 8, 1885 in Town of Liberty
Son of Alois Goetz (born Baden) and Katherine Schuessler (Sheboygan County)
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Frank Goetz and Dorothy M. Tritz (v.H p.367)
Married Nov. 14, 1921 at Bellevue, Jackson County, Iowa
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Frank Joseph Goetz (4-283)
Oct. 8, 1885-Dec. 22, 1952
Residence Bellevue, Jackson County, Iowa
Died from "cerebral hemorrhage"
Buried at St. Joseph Cemetery, Bellevue, Iowa
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The wife of Frank was Dorothy M. Tritz
Feb. 1, 1893-March 5, 1990

CHARLES GOGGINS

Charles Goggins

From Sheboygan county marriages:
Charles Goggin and Catharine O’Malia (v.7 p.272)
[“O’Malia is likely a misspelling of “O’Malley”]
Married Jan. 23, 1894 in Catholic ceremony at Cascade, Sheb. County
Charles Goggin
Son of Bernard Goggin and Ellen Quinn
Farmer in Town of Chilton, Calumet County
Born Town of Russell, Sheboygan County
Catherine O’Malia
Daughter of Machael O’Malia and Ann Coyire [?]
Born Town of Mitchell, Sheboygan County
Witnesses Peter O’Malia and Elizabeth O’Heaan
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From Calumet county death records:
Charles Goggins (v.3 p.92)
Husband of Kit O’Malley
April 22, 1872-Feb. 2, 1901
Son of Bernard Goggins and Ellen (both born Ireland)
Born Town of Russell, Sheboygan County
Died from “pulmonary tuberculosis”
Buried at St. Augustine Cemetery, Chilton
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The death of Charles Goggins, which has been momentarily expected 
for weeks past occurred at his home, on Main street, on Saturday morning, 
Feb. 2, at the age of28 years, 9 months and 11 days. 
The deceased was the youngest son of the late Bernard and Elizabeth Goggins. 
He was born in the town Russell, Sheboygan County, April 22, 1872 and 
remained there until 1878 when he moved with his parents to the town of Chilton. 
On Jan. 23, 1894, he was married to Katherine O'Malley, shortly after which 
they moved to this city and have since resided here. 
In October 1899, Mr. Goggins had a severe attack of pneumonia which nearly 
caused his death and from which he never entirely recovered; and a cold caught 
last August, took such a hold upon him in his weakened condition that consumption 
followed, causing his death. His death is, indeed, a sad one because of his youthfulness, 
being but scarcely entered upon life, and also because of the young wife and three 
helpless children, the youngest but a babe, left without a husband and a father's care. 
Mr. Goggins had a wide acquaintance both in this vicinity and about the town of 
Russell, his former home. He was a member of the Chilton Court of Foresters 
and also an active member of the Fire Department, both of which societies were 
present at the funeral which occurred on Monday, from St. Augustine's church. 
Chilton Times February 9, 1901

ADOLPH GOLDAMMER

Adolph Goldammer

CAROLINE (FELDMANN) GOLDAMMER

Caroline (Feldmann) Goldammer

From Sheboygan county marriage records:
Adolph Goldammer and Caroline Feldmann (v.6 p.184)
Dec. 8, 1885 in Reformed Church, Elkhart Lake, Town of Rhine
Adolph Goldammer
Son of Karl Goldammer and Sophia Borrmann
Merchant in Cedarburg, Ozaukee County
Born Town of Fillmore, Washington County
Caroline Feldmann
Daughter of Hellwig Feldmann and Catharina Willes
Born Town of Rhine, Sheboygan County
Witnesses Louis Goldammer and John Feldmann
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From Sheboygan county death records:
Adolph Gustave Goldammer (v.19 p.353)
Dec. 12, 1856-May 30, 1918
Husband of Caroline Feldman
Son of Carl Goldammer and Sohia Bohrman (both born Germany)
Born Wisconsin –merchant 
Died from “cerebral apoplexy”
Elkhart Lake Cemetery, Town of Rhine, Sheboygan County
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From Sheboygan county death records:
Caroline Goldammer nee Feldman (v.66 p.28)
March 1, 1863-Oct. 3, 1863 [should be 1955]
[wife of Adolph Goldammer]
Daughter of Helwig and Caroline Feldman
Born Town of Rhine, Sheboygan County
Died from “cerebral hemorrhage –arteriosclerosis”
Buried at Elkhart Lake Cemetery, Town of Rhine, Sheboygan County