Brenner, (unknown) Brenner, (unknown) Galenzoski, John L. 3 Jun 1886 - 6 Oct 1910 Glass, Georg 1842 - 1927 Glass, Theresia 1844 - 1920 Kilback, Otto 25 Dec 1922 - 24 Mar 2000 son of George & Christina Koenigsfeld, Frank 1866 - 1954 Koenigsfeld, Susanna (nee Massier) Sturm 1876 - 1945 Kurosky, Julianna 10 Sep 1877 - 5 Oct 1918 Kurtz, Emil Kurtz, Ottly Lang, Alfred May 1928 - May 1928 Lang, Alfred & Emma (2nd photo) Lang, Emma Oct 1923 - Oct 1923 Matheis, (baby) Matheis, Dennis Wayne 1945 - 1947 son of Jacob & Helen Matheis, Emilie Jun 1897 - Jan 1984 Matheis, Frederick 1880 - 1965 Matheis, Helen (nee Warkentin) 26 May 1915 - 26 Dec 2001 Matheis, Jacob 1912 - 1947 Matheis, Lillie E. Jan 1929 - Mar 1929 Nay, Darlyne Emilia Aug 1944 - Jan 2011 Nay, Wilmer Keith Jul 1934 - 31 Jul 2006 Reiche, Ludwig 1875 - 1910 Roth, Elsie 1923 - 1923 Sauer, Edwin 1936 - 1936 Sauer, Emilie 1900 - 1932 Sauer, Emma Katherine 1911 - 24 Sep 2010 wife of Frank Sauer, Frank 1897 - 1968 Sauer, Ivadelle 'Eve' 1924 - 1997 Sauer, Katherina 1852 - 1938 Sauer, Lilian 1946 - 1946 Sauer, Martin 1857 - 1927 Sauer, Mary Martha 1914 - 11 Jul 2005 dau of Wilhelmm & Christina Sauer, Nathan 23 Jul 1985 - 6 Sep 1999 Sauer, Otto 2 Jun 1910 - 19 Aug 1915 son of Wilhelm & Christina Sauer, Oswald 'Ozzie' E. 1918 - 1996 son of of Wilhelm & Christina Scheer, Albert 5 Sep 1915 - 4 Nov 1918 Scheer, Friedrich Wilhelm 13 Dec 1905 - 2 Aug 1923 son of Karl & Katie Scheer, Lydia 3 Sep 1914 - 12 Jan 1915 dau of Karl & Katie Sturm, Julius F. 1911 - 1975, 1st hus of Helen Yantz Sturm, Helen B. (nee Yantz) Kilback 1922 - 1988 wife of Otto Kilback Wagner, Juliana 'Julia' 1858 - 1913
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