Aug. Schwinn
CHARLES SEBELIEN
MATHILDA (BOIE) SEBELIEN
BERTHA (PAUL) SEEWALD
Charles Sebelien
Mathilda (Boie) Sebelien
From Calumet county marriage records:
Charles Frederick Sebelien and Mathilda Agnes Boie (v.2 p.73)
Married Sept. 24, 1884 in civil ceremony in Town of New Holstein
Charles Frederick Sebelien
Son of Hans Sebelien and Anna Pickel
Butcher at New Holstein
Born “Town of Calumet, Fond du Lac County”
Mathilda Agnes Boie
Daughter of Nicolous Boie and Cecelia Turner [Tones?]
Witnesses Ferdinand Hachiz and Charles Nothuagil [Nortuagil?]
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From Calumet county death records:
Charles F. Sebelien (v.13 p.176)
Married
April 21, 1860-May 8, 1952
Parents marked as “unknown”
Hotel manager –born “Town Calumet”
Died from “right sided pneumonitis, 1 week –myocarditis, years
–cardiac decompensation, 1 week –bronchitis, years”
Buried at New Holstein Cemetery
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From Calumet county death records:
Mathilda A. Sebelien nee Boie (v.6 p.517)
Married
May 3, 1862-July 22, 1916
Daughter of Nic Boie and Cecelis Tones (both born Germany)
Born Wisconsin
Died from “apoplexy –cerebral softening”
Buried at New Holstein Cemetery
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Life is full of uncertainties and we know not at what time we will be taken across
the river of death to the land of everlasting peace. Where only a few weeks ago,
Mrs. Charles Sebelien of Chilton was seemingly in the best of health she was suddenly
stricken down with paralysis while at work and on July 22nd she passed from the land
of the living.
Mrs. Charles Sebelien, nee Tillie Agnes Boie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nic. Boie,
deceased was born on the old homestead one mile north of the village on May 3, 1862.
Here she grew up to young womanhood amid her brothers and sisters. On Sept. 27, 1884
she was joined in wedlock with Charles Sebelien, a young man of sterling wirth. After
residing in Milwaukee for a few years they went into the hotel business at Ouray,
Colo., where they made a host of friend. They disposed of their hotel business last
year at that place and came to Calumet County in September for a visit with relatives.
While here they were offered an excellent opportunity and in February took charge of
the Chilton Hotel. Mr. Sebelien shortly after took sick and a few weeks ago went to
the Mayo Brothers hospital at Rochester, Minn., where he underwent an operation that
has made him feel like a new man.
While there he learned of his wife’s illness and was able to be at her bedside before
she passed away.
No children were born to them. She was very devoted to family and friends and all have
only kind thoughts of her. She leaves besides her husband, five sisters; Mesdames Ferd
Hachez, J. A. Hansen, and Fred Matzen of New Holstein; Mrs. Albert Arps, Denver, Colo.,
Mrs. Hannah Paulsen, Chilton; two brothers, John Boie, Thorpe, William E. Boie of
Marshfield, Ore.
The funeral services were held at the home at Chilton, Wednesday afternoon by Rev.
Arpke and a large cortege followed the remains to their last resting place in the New
Holstein cemetery.
Calumet County Reporter, July 28, 1916
Bertha (Paul) Seewald
From Manitowoc county marriage records:
Herman Seewald and Bertha Paul (v.5 p.323)
Married Nov. 2, 1886 at Reformed Church, Kiel
Herman Seewald
Son of Christian Seewald and Johanna Berdt
Born Prussia –farmer in Pestigo, Marinette County
Bertha Paul
Daughter of Christian Paul and Johanna Dochhold
Born Town of Schleswig
Witnesses Herman Klemm and Maria Paul