Person Page - 219

     She was born illegitimate circa 3 September 1679 at Schwendi, Württemberg.¹

Anna Maria Weber was baptized on 3 September 1679 at Schwendi, Württemberg. Sponsors: Johann Sensler, Ursula Hoeser; Cleric: Rev. Johann Schmidt Capuchin.¹ She was the daughter of Jacob Weber and Anna Schenk.¹

Anna Maria Weber married Joannes Bozenhardt in November 1710 at widower, Schwendi, Württemberg. The marriage was witnessed by Karl Geiger and Josef Bozenhardt.¹ Marriage banns for Anna Maria Weber were published on 11 November 1710 at Schwendi, Württemberg.¹

     She married Anton Natterer.¹

     She was born illegitimate on 18 May 1881; Illegitimate.¹ She was the daughter of Sophie Weber.¹

Anna Sofie Weber died on 2 June 1881 at Langenau, Württemberg.¹

     

Anne Elisabeth Weber married André Tousch, son of Jean Tousch and Elizabeth (?), on 9 January 1690 at Wiesviller.¹

     He was buried at Row 6 at East Eden, New York.

     He was born illegitimate on 22 March 1858 at Illegitimate.¹ He was the son of Maria Anna Weber.¹

     He was born on 1 January 1809 at Schwendi, Württemberg, 5 p.m.^1,2

Anton Weber was baptized on 2 January 1809 at Schwendi. 8 a.m.
Sponsors: Joseph Riedmiller, Maria Anna Bozenhardt.² He was the son of Leonhard Weber and Magdalena Mayerhofer.¹

Anton Weber died on 8 October 1809.¹

     He was born illegitimate on 14 August 1839 at Schwendi, Württemberg; 9:30 a.m.^1,2 He was the son of Johann Agenmüeller and Maria Anna Weber.¹

Anton Weber was baptized on 14 August 1839 at Schwendi. 7:30 p.m.
Sponsors: Anton Schultzes and Ursula Weber, a single girl.²

Anton Weber died on 29 August 1839 at Schwendi; consumption, 11 p.m.^1,2,3

Anton Weber was buried at an unknown place on 31 August 1839 at Schwendi; 8 a.m.³

     He was born on 23 July 1824 at Schwendi, Württemberg, 12 noon.^1,2

Anton Weber was baptized on 23 July 1824 at Schwendi. The baptism was witnessed by Anton Kremer 5 p.m.
Sponsors: Anton Kramer, a weaver and Maria Anna Bozenhardt.² He was the son of Leonhard Weber and Magdalena Mayerhofer.¹

Anton Weber died on 11 January 1825 at Schwendi; 8 p.m; poisoning.^1,3

Anton Weber was buried at an unknown place on 14 January 1825 at Schwendi; 8 a.m.³

     He was stillborn on 8 September 1817.¹

Anton Weber died on 8 September 1817; 8 p.m; stillbirth.¹ He was the son of Leonhard Weber and Magdalena Mayerhofer.¹

Anton Weber was buried at 8 a.m. on 10 September 1817 at Schwendi, Württemberg; 8 a.m.¹

     He was born on 4 February 1875 at Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.¹ He was the son of Gebhard Weber and Maria Margret Husting.¹

Arnold Eugene Weber was baptized on 11 February 1875 at Theresa. The baptism was witnessed by Eugene Louis Husting and Maria Matilda Langenbach.¹

Arnold Eugene Weber married Emma Haacker on 24 May 1899 at Dodge County, Wisconsin.^2,3 He insurance.⁴ He lived in 1917 in Theresa.

Arnold Eugene Weber and Emma Haacker lived in 1932 in Fond du Lac, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin.⁵

The following announcement was printed in the Mayville Newspaper on 02 June 1949:
Honor Theresa Couple
     When Mr. and Mrs. Arnold E. Weber observed their golden wedding anniversary last week, the people of the community staged a party that testified to the popularity of the couple. Arnold had always been a driving force in the village band, which disbanded several years ago. In honor of the occasion, the bandsmen limbered up their instruments and serenaded Mr. and Mrs. Weber. Arnold has been in the insurance business for 44 years, and during the term of Gov. Julius Hell, was made and honorary colonel. The News joins their many friends in offering congratulations. Photo by E.G. Mueller.⁶

Arnold Eugene Weber died on 19 September 1951 at Theresa at age 76.⁷

Arnold Eugene Weber was buried at an unknown place on 22 September 1951 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.⁸

Anrnold Weber's obituary was printed in the Mayville Newspaper on 27 Sep 1951:
Arnold E Weber Rites On Saturday
     Last Rites were held Saturday morning for Arnold E. Weber, 76, a life-long resident of Theresa, who died last Wednesday morning of a heart ailment. John J. Schneider of Fond du Lac was the speaker at the Beck Funeral Home, and the remains were then taken to Vahalla at Milwaukee for cremation.
     Mr. Weber was born and raised in Theresa, and conducted an insurance business for 50 years. He was an active supporter of sports activities and in 1940 was made an honorary colonel by Gov. Julius Heil. Mr. and Mrs. Weber observed their golden wedding anniversary in 1949.
     His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Genhard Weber. The G. Weber brewery at Theresa was named after the father, and is still in existance after more than 100 years.
     He leaves his wife, Emma; two brothers, Cornelius, Milwaukee, and Victor; two sisters, Alexas and Camilla, of Theresa.
     Serving as pallbearers were Ed Olsen, Clarence Bodden, Lester Beck, Norman Beck, Frank Kroner, and Gilbert Radke.⁷

     He was born illegitimate on 28 November 1860 at Illegitimate.^1,2 He was the son of Maria Anna Weber.¹

August Weber died on 12 December 1860; 11:30 p.m; cause: diarrhea and poisoning; age: 14 days.^1,2

August Weber was buried at an unknown place on 15 December 1860 at Schwendi, Württemberg; 8 a.m.²

     She married Mathieu Motsch.¹

     He was born in 1822.¹

Barnhard Weber was buried at Row 5 in 1871 at East Eden, New York.

Barnhard Weber died in 1871.¹

     He was born on 26 March 1808 at Schwendi, Württemberg, 9 p.m.
Schwendi Marriage record gives birth date of 26 March 1808 for Benedikt Weber, this however is incorrect. Should be Benedikt Weber who was born on 22 March 1815. The Benedict Weber who was born 26 March 1808 died on 11 Apr 1808.^1,2 He was the son of Michael Weber and Agnes Kramer.¹

Benedict Weber was baptized on 27 March 1808 at Schützingen, Württemberg. 9 a.m.
Sponsors: Benedic Rhein, Crezentia Bollinger.^1,2

Benedict Weber died on 11 April 1811 at Schwendi at age 3.¹

     He was baptized on 22 March 1815 at noon, Schwendi, Württemberg. Sponsors: Benedict Rehm, farmer, Victoria Bollinger.^1,2,3 He was born on 22 March 1815 at 12:30 a.m., alternate birth time of 11 a.m., Schwendi, Württemberg, The Schwendi marriage record lists an alternate birthdate of 26 Dec 1808. This is incorrect, and is in reference to his older brother Benedikt, who died at the age of three.
     
     The Dodge Co. Naturalization Papers list the birth year as 1822.^4,2,3,5 He was the son of Michael Weber and Agnes Kramer.¹ He was confirmed in 1829.¹

Benedikt Weber witnessed the marriage of Johannes Joseph Weber and Anastasia Schellhammer on 20 October 1840 at Schwendi, Württemberg; Pastor: Rev. Breilinger; Witnesses: Benedikt Weber and Zecelia Schellhausen.^6,7 He was birth cert Kingdom of Württemberg; District of Danube; Superior bailiwick of Wiblingen. Deanery of Wiblingen
In the year One thousand eight hundred and fifteen, on the twenty-second of March (the 22nd of March, 1815), at 11 o'clock in the morning, the following child was legitimately born at Schwendi, and baptized at 12 o'clock noon in the parish church there:
Benedict
Parents--Father: Michael Weber, master carpenter, and Mother: Agnes Kramer,
Godparents--Benedikt Rehm, farmer, and Viktoria Bollinger.
the undersigned is responsible for the accuracy of the extract from the local church registers
Schwendi, the 8th of December, 1844.
(seal) Parish Office Breitinger, pastor. on 8 December 1844 at Birth Certificate, Schwendi, District of Danube, Kingdom of Württemberg.³ He Master Carpenter We the Undersigned, the Chairman and the Officers
of the carpenter's guild, hereby certify that Benedikt Weeber from Schwendi, 29 years old, who was permitted to take the master's test by district order of 15 Jan. 1845, has-- on the basis of the examination given to him, which he passed with the rating of "satisfactory"-- been declared by decision of the Royal district administration on 24 Feb. 1845 to be qualified to independently carry on the carpenter's trade.
Accordingly, we confer this master's certificate unto him as proof thereof.
Witnessed, Wiblingen the 24th February 1845.
Seen 24 February 1845.
Royal District administration, actuary Bossart
District master builder, Werkmann
Chairman administrative actuary, Staudenmayer
Chief guild-master, Sontheimer
Guild-master, Staiger, Wölfle
on 24 February 1845 at Wiblingen, District of Danube, Kingdom of Württemberg.^8,9,10,11 Marriage banns for Benedikt Weber were published on 26 October 1845 at 24, 25, 26th Sunday after Pentecost 1845 (26 Oct, 2 and 9 Nov), Schwendi, Würrtemburg.

Benedikt Weber married Maria Josefa Weiss, daughter of Anton Leonhard Weiss and Maria Ursula Dettenrieder, on 11 November 1845 at Schwendi, Württemberg. The marriage was witnessed by Reverend Breilinger (?) Schwendi Marriage record gives birth date of 26 March 1808 for Benedikt Weber, this however is incorrect. Should be Benedikt Weber who was born on 22 March 1815. The Benedict Weber who was born 26 March 1808 died on 11 Apr 1808.^12,13 He was New Tag Benedict Weber buys the brewery from Benedict Mayer that will ultimately become the G. Weber Brewery from Ulrich Oberly in 1853 at Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.¹⁴ He immigrated on 4 June 1853 to Came to the U.S; settled, Theresa. M; Benedikt Weber immigrated on the Robert Peil departing from Glasgow Scotland. Her captain was Daniel Chadwick. He traveled in the steerage.


He landed in America at the port of New York.^15,13,16,5
The following was written by Paula Jüssen, daughter of Edward Jüssen and Theresa Weber Jüssen and dated March 22, 1947. I have added some corrections and explanations in brackets.
Josepha (also called Josephine) Weiss Weber, the daughter of Anton Weiss. was born in Schwinde Wirtinberg [Schwendi, Württemberg] April 3, 1809. We do not know her mother's name. [See above.] Josepha Weiss and Tracy Weiss' grandfather were brother and sister [actually, they were first coursins]. Before her marriage Josepha Weiss and her brother had a bakery. We do not know whether it was this brother (Tracy's grandfather) or not. In those days people brought the bread, etc. to the bakery to be baked, the dough was not made there.
     Josepha Weiss made a promise that if she received a certain favor she would make a pilgrimage to the Benedictine shrine in Switzerland, "Maria Einsiedeln", which she made on foot, a distance of one hundred miles.
     Benedict [Benedikt] Weber was born in Schwinde Wirtenberg [see above] March 22, 1815, the son of Michael Weber and Agnes [Kramer--original shows tracing of handwritten word] (I can't make out the last name, so am tracing it from Paula' record). [I think Mary Dana Ricklefs did the initial typing of what must have been Paula's handwritten story.] He was granted his master's diploma in the carpenter trade Feb. 24, 1845 and went to Russia because there was not enough work for him in his home town. He left Russia because if he stayed longer he would have to become a Russian citizen and he did not wish to do that. He built a winding stairway in the castle at Schwinde.
     Benedict Weber and Josepha Weiss were married in 1845. Mother (Theresa) said she remembered disstinctly that they could see the Alps from Schwinde, also that Count Zippelin [Ferdinand von Zeppelin], who lived at Ulm, not far from Schwinde, was trying to fly then. There was a saying that he would flly and fall into the Danube. [He was born in 1838 and did not build his first Zeppelin until 1900.]
     Before coming to America, Benedict Weber made four cedar chests bound with heavy iron bands. Mother said Grandmother packed them so tight that two men had to sit on them so they could be closed. Josepha Weber brought many things to the new land including garden seeds and dishes.
     Benedict and Josepha had four children when they left the kingdom of Wirtenberg: Gebhard, Theresa, Ursula and a baby girl, I think her name was Agnes. She was a premature child and the doctor warned grandmother that she would not survive the voyage. She died at sea, her body was wrapped in sail-cloth, the captain said a prayer and the body was lowered into the water. Mother remembered that vividly.
     Matilda Weber was born in Theresa, Wis. I am not sure they came to Milwaukee by train. Mother did not say. Mother did say they came to Theresa from Milwaukee by ox team over corduroy roads; during a heavy storm a tree fell on their wagon and broke all the dishes of grandmother's trousseau, except one cup.
     The voyage to America was a long, rough one. They traveled second class, which was little better than steerage. Mother said, had her father known that they would have traveled first class. They had to take their food with them and cook it. When their potatoes were half-cooked, someone would come along and take them off the stove. Finally Grandmother traded their potatoes off to an Englishman for hard-tack. They made a dolmetscher [She must mean that they used an interpreter.]
     Their first home in the new land was a log cabin [in Theresa] built by Benedict Weber. Soon he built their permanent home which later was occupied by the Gebhard Weber family. Gebhard Weber put an addition onto the home, but I have been old that Camillia and Alexia have removed the addition and it is not as grandfather built it.
     Benedict Weber bought the brewery at Theresa of a man by the name of Oberle and continued in the business till his death in 1864; his widow continued the business until 1874 when her son Gebhard took over. She then moved to Ripon and died there July 27th 1885.
     Mother said Dr. Salzman (a pioneer priest) used to stop over at their home in Theresa when he was travelling thru the diocese collecting funds for the seminary. She said he was a good collector but had little to eat at times.

Benedikt Weber was naturalized on 29 September 1858 at Circuit Court, Dodge County, Wisconsin; Witnesses were Jacob Bodden and Narcissi W. Juneau.⁵ He witnessed the baptism of Mary Estelle Lanners on 28 April 1862 at Theresa, Wisconsin; Her other Baptismal Sponsor was Maria Cohl.¹⁷

Benedikt Weber died on 27 August 1864 at Theresa, Wisconsin, at age 49.^13,18

Benedikt Weber was buried at St. Theresa's Catholic Cemetery at Theresa, Wisconsin.

     He married Creszentia Hundt.¹

     She was born on 3 August 1873 at Biberach, Württenberg.¹ She was the daughter of Matthias Weber and Marianna Hermann.¹

     She was born on 30 September 1883.^1,2 She was the daughter of Gebhard Weber and Maria Margret Husting. She lived in 1917 in Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.

Camilla Weber died on 13 November 1964 at Beaver Dam, Dodge County, Wisconsin, at age 81.²

     She was born on 27 November 1960 at Tachikama, Japan.¹ She is the daughter of Richard Weber and Elizabeth Mueller.¹

Carol Weber married Michael Gordon Spencer Jr., son of Michael Gordon Spencer and Gail Patricia Sullivan, on 14 February 2000.¹

     She was baptized on 13 July 1773 at Schwendi. 2 p.m.
Sponsors: Leonard Regenbogen, Elisabeth Müller.² She was born on 13 July 1773 at Schwendi, Württemberg.^1,2 She was the daughter of Joseph Johann Nepomuk Weber and Ursula Gallasch.¹ She was confirmed in 1785.¹

     She was born circa 23 November 1689.¹

Catharina Weber was baptized on 23 November 1689 at Schwendi, Württemberg. Sponsors: Georg Stiklin, Maria Bayer; Cleric: Rev. Johann Schmidt Capuchin.¹ She was the daughter of Johannes Weber and Maria Gillinger.¹

     She was baptized on 8 April 1682 at Schwendi, Württemberg. Sponsors were Johann Tonder and Catharina Anderwiser.¹ She was the daughter of Jacob Weber and Anna Schenk.¹

     He was born on 1 April 1876 at Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.^2,3 He was the son of Gebhard Weber and Maria Margret Husting.

Charles Bertram Weber was baptized on 9 April 1876 at Theresa. The baptism was witnessed by Susanna Bertha Langenbach and Charles Husting Baptised as Carolum Bertram.² He engaged in father's brewing business.³

Charles Bertram Weber was also known as Carolum Bertram.²

Charles Bertram Weber married Agnes Hoenig on 2 October 1907 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.^1,4 He lived in 1917 in Theresa.

     He was born on 5 March 1886 at Theresa, Dodge County, Wisconsin.^1,2 He was the son of Gebhard Weber and Maria Margret Husting.

Cornelius Georg Weber was baptized on 20 April 1889 at Theresa. The baptism was witnessed by Eudoxie Husting The other baptismal sponsor was Georgio Theissen.² He lived in Great Falls, Cascade County, Montana.¹ He was graduated in 1908; major: electrical engineering.¹

Cornelius Georg Weber married Mary Morris. He lived in 1917 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.³

Cornelius Georg Weber died on 3 July 1980 at Milwaukee at age 94.⁴

Cornelius Weber's obituary was printed in the Milwaukee Journal on 05 Jul 1980:
Weber, Cornelius G.
July 3, 1980. Age 94 yrs. Residence Milwaukee. Beloved father of Robert C. (Audrey) Weber. Further survived by 4 grandchildren, 2 great grandchildren, other relatives and friends. Services at the funeral home. Mon 7:30 p.m. Interment Union Cemetery, Theresa, WI Tues 11 a.m.
IN STATE MON 4-8 P.M.
FEERICK FUNERAL HOME
2025 Capitol Drive, Shorewood.⁴

Cornelius Georg Weber was buried at an unknown place on 8 July 1980 at Theresa.⁴

     She was born on 8 June 1806 at Schwendi, Württemberg, 7 a.m.^1,2

Crescentia Weber was baptized on 8 June 1806 at Schwendi. 9 a.m.
Sponsor: Benedict Rehm, farm boy, Creszentia Bollinger..^1,2 She was the daughter of Michael Weber and Agnes Kramer.¹

Crescentia Weber died on 27 June 1806 at Schwendi.¹

     She was born on 28 October 1789 at Schwendi, Württemberg, 1 a.m.^1,2

Crescentia Weber was baptized on 29 October 1789 at Schwendi. 5 a.m.
Sponsors: Leonard Regenbogen, Elisabetha Müller.² She was the daughter of Joseph Johann Nepomuk Weber and Veronika Briechle.¹ She was confirmed in 1801.¹

Crescentia Weber died on 9 July 1803? At age 13.¹

     She was born illegitimate before 17 July 1802.¹ She is the daughter of Leonhard Weber and Magdalena Mayerhofer.¹

     She was born illegitimate on 24 August 1831 at Schwendi, Württemberg; 12 midnight.^1,2

Creszentia Weber was baptized on 24 August 1831 at Schwendi. The baptism was witnessed by Creszentia Hirniggel 8 a.m.
Sponsors: Raimond Reidmüller, Crescentia Hirniggel, a single girl.² She was the daughter of Maria Ursula Weber.¹

Creszentia Weber died on 29 January 1832 at Schwendi; 3 a.m; poisoning.^1,3

Creszentia Weber was buried at an unknown place on 31 January 1832 at Schwendi; 8 a.m.³

     He was born on 19 August 1929 at Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin.² He was the son of Paul George Weber and Arlina T. (?).¹

David Weber died in July 1987 at Milwaukee at age 57.¹