JOHN LANDUA
John Landua
A 1900 Kiel Directory shows that John Landua was a carpenter and lived on the corner of 6th and River Terrace Streets. He also operated the boarding house part of Market Saloon and Boarding House located at 730 Fremont Street. ********* (From the Files of Sept. 7, 1899) KIEL - At the last meeting of the village council Monday evening Jacob Jugenheimer was appointed village street commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of John Landua. ********* 1880 Federal Census, Town of Schleswig Landua Leonard age 49, farmer Landua Margaretha age 52, wife Children: Mary 22, Henry 20, John 18, Catherine 16, Thomas 13, Josephine 11. ******** The following is his son: From Manitowoc county death records: John Frank Landua (v.6 p.82) Baby –died at age 3 days May 8, 1898-May 10, 1898 Son of John Landua (born Town of Schleswig) and Victoria (born Town of Charlestown, Calumet County) Born and died in Kiel Died from “infantile weakness” Buried at the Kiel Cemetery (SS. Peter and Paul cemetery #83)
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JOHN LANGENFELD
John Langenfeld
From Calumet county death records: John Langenfeld (v.10 p.236) Widower of Theresa Brosh Nov. 16, 1865-June 9, 1938 Son of Michael Langenfeld and Sophia [am not able to read last name] (born Germany) Born “Calumet, Fond du Lac County” Merchant of hardware and farm implements Died from “accidental drawning in Lake Winnebago, 6-9-38” Buried at Holy Rosary Catholic Cemetery, New Holstein ********* From Calumet county death records: Theresa Langenfeld nee Brosh (v.8 p.493) Wife of John Langenfeld Died Aug. 15, 1929 at age 62 years 7 months and 23 days Daughter of Lambert Brosh and Anna [cannot read last name] (both born Germany) Born Wisconsin Died from “chronic intestinal nephritis, 20 years” Buried at Holy Rosary Catholic Cemetery, New Holstein
EMILIE (LUELOFF) LANGJAHR
Emilie (Lueloff) Langjahr
From Manitowoc county marriage records: Otto Langjahr and Emilie Lueloff (v.6 p.220) Married Nov. 16, 1893 in religious ceremony in Kiel Otto Langjahr Son of William Langjahr and Emilie Winker Born in the US Stone mason at Kiel Emilie Lueloff Daughter of Gottfried Lueloff and Sophia Grandbolt Born in the US Witnesses Herman Lueloff and Louisa Langjahr ******** Otto Langjahr [Aug 29, 1865 - May 1, 1945] Amelia Luelloff Langjahr [Apr 13, 1866 - Feb 19, 1916] Buried in Colby Memorial cemetery. ******** Otto M. Langjahr was born at School Hill, Manitowoc county, Wis., August 29, 1865. In the year of 1893 he was united in marriage with Miss Amelia Lueloff at Kiel, Wis. To this union four sons were born, twin boys, Oliver and Elmer, Arvin and Otis. In 1900 they moved to Colby where Mr. Langjahr was employed at the Colby Marble works. Mrs. Langjahr and two sons, Oliver who died overseas in 1918, and Otis, the youngest son, preceded him in death. The deceased died at the home of his son, Arvin at Riplinger, with whom he made his home for the past several years. He was an invalid for a number of years and was in ill health for the past few months. He leaves two sons, Elmer of Unity and Arvin of Riplinger, seven grandchildren, two sisters, Mrs. Bertha Bleivenecht of Dixon, Neb. and Mrs. Louise Lueloff of Kiel, Wis.; one brother, William Langjahr of Plymouth, Wis. Relatives from out of town attending the services were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lulloff of Kiel; Mr. and Mrs. John Keenan of Mellen; Wm. Langjahr of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Salter of Unity; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Shuckhart of Prentice; Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Henke of Arpin. “At the close of the day Comes the setting of the sun, And we rest from our labors, For our day’s work is done; So God will call His children, Some are young and some are old – For He has planned the span of life As the years to us unfold.” Marathon County Register (Unity, Clark Co. Wis.) 05/11/1945