From Manitowoc county marriage records: William Klein and Mary Wesling (Man. 7-257) Married Jan. 13, 1903 in Catholic Ceremony, [St. Wendel Church], Town of Centerville William Klein Son of Henry Klein and Helena Junk Born Town of Centerville –farmer in Centerville Mary Wesling Daughter of Henry Wesling and Anna Schmitt Born Town of Herman, Sheboygan County Witnesses Andrew Junk, Henry Klein, Veronica Kettele and Veronica Klein ************ From Manitowoc county death records: William W. Klein (Man. 42-314) Husband [of Mary Wesling] June 6, 1878-April 4, 1949 Son of Henry Klein and Helene Junk Born Town of Centerville –farmer Died from “generalized arteriosclerosis, 5 years” Buried at St. Wendel Catholic Cemetery, Cleveland, Town of Centerville
Anna (Winter) Witt
From Sheboygan county marriage records: (Sheb. v.7 p.298) Sept. 16, 1894 in Lutheran Service, Town of Sherman, Sheboygan County Louis Witt Son of John Witt and Christine Medrow Born Exinby Stralsund, Germany –clerk in Milwaukee Anna Louise Winter Daughter of Carl Winter and Anna Rosina Hillert Born Town of Sherman, Sheboygan County Witnesses Friedrick Winter, Herman Mau and John Sauter ******** Obituary for her father: VETERAN OF THE CIVIL WAR DEAD AT AGE OF 82 Plymouth. — Charles F. Winter, 82, a veteran of the Civil war, died at his home here Thursday after having been in ill health for some time. He was born in Milwaukee on June 22, 1843 and was married to Miss Anna Rosa Hillert on Nov. 20, 1867. She died thirty years ago. His second wife, Miss Ricka Wilk, survives him. Other survivors are two daughters, Mrs. Louis Witt and Mrs. Carl Schultz of Milwaukee, and four sons, the Rev. Charles Winter of North Prairie, Henry Winter of Granton, Fred Winter of the town of Sherman and Ed Winter, whose whereabouts are unknown. Mr. Winter formerly lived on a farm near Random Lake, but during the past fifteen years he made his home at Plymouth. Funeral services will be held at 1 p. m. Monday from the home and at 1:30 p. m. from St. John's Lutheran church. The Rev. Martin Schmidt will officiate. Burial will be in the town of Sherman. Sheboygan Press, March 5, 1926
