I wasn't able to find some of the Meinz graves on find a grave, but I realized I had some pictures saved.
My attempt to create a story that goes along with my family tree.
Wednesday, January 21, 2015
Friday, January 16, 2015
Family Pictures
Labels: Genealogy Ancestors History Family
Delta,
Escanaba,
Lake Michigan,
Meinz,
Michigan
Questions
Items for me to research and questions I have:
Peter F Meinz and Josephene becker's wedding date
-October 1 1901. the Catholic Church St Cloud. I think it was either St John Cantius or St Mary's
-Joseph Seymour rum running, did he serve time? Was it even the same Joseph Seymour?
-Why didn't Henry Seymour serve in WW2?
Bad eyesight
-Cause of death for Maurice Seymour and Maurice Taylor
Maurice Seymour d July 8, 1930.
Past ? Illness, Strangulation, Umbilical Hernia
Maurice Taylor d.Nov 28, 1941.
Adrenal Insufficiency. Thymico Lymphatic Death (Addison's disease?)
-Belongings list for Joachim Simard (the will)
-Decipher and translate inscription on Jacob Becker's gravestone
http://seymourtree.blogspot.com/2015/01/meinz-graves.html
-Trudel information
-Find Trudel family story
-Bouchard information
-Gagnon information
-When did Blanche and Fred Perra marry?
shown married in the 1940 census
April 16, 1939
16 Apr 1939 St Joseph Catholic Church Escanaba, MI
-Find info about William Veath (husband of Velma Kate Rodefer)
-Find Roy, Hubert and Edward Seymour's military unit info
-Edward Seymour
Personnel Sec 40th engineers C
The 40th Engineers C Regiment served with the 45th Thunderbird Division.
N. Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, Germany and Austria
-Hubert Seymour
133 Engineers Co E
-Roy Seymour
HQ 17th Port --> I think this was just a mailing address
-Alfred Meinz
728th Railroad Operation Battalion
Need to read Transportation Corps: Operations Overseas and the Green Books by the Army. Longshore Soldiers may also be useful.
Charles Albert Harris' Albany area property in Dougherty County, GA
What happened to Venna Becker (Sister of Josephine Becker)
Perhaps the census record that lists Venna instead of Josephine is a mistake.
Where were Virginia Rodefer Harris and John Harris buried?
Who was Bob Sullivan's (aka Eli Goodreau) father?
Information on Eli Goodreau's Naval fuel test? 1911 or 1912
From what I have found, the Navy was testing using fuel oil (diesel) in their ships instead of coal. It seems that Eli was on a ship that conducted one of these tests, but I haven't found any specific information.
Joseph Goodreau was in the national guard. Did he serve in the Spanish American War?
Are there any living descendants of Emilie Gautreau?
Is there any church record of Douglas Gautreau? (sibling of Emilie that died at about 2)
More info on Harley Upton Harris and Della Mohler.
Peter F Meinz and Josephene becker's wedding date
-October 1 1901. the Catholic Church St Cloud. I think it was either St John Cantius or St Mary's
-Joseph Seymour rum running, did he serve time? Was it even the same Joseph Seymour?
-Why didn't Henry Seymour serve in WW2?
Bad eyesight
-Cause of death for Maurice Seymour and Maurice Taylor
Maurice Seymour d July 8, 1930.
Past ? Illness, Strangulation, Umbilical Hernia
Maurice Taylor d.Nov 28, 1941.
Adrenal Insufficiency. Thymico Lymphatic Death (Addison's disease?)
-Belongings list for Joachim Simard (the will)
-Decipher and translate inscription on Jacob Becker's gravestone
http://seymourtree.blogspot.com/2015/01/meinz-graves.html
-Trudel information
-Find Trudel family story
-Bouchard information
-Gagnon information
-When did Blanche and Fred Perra marry?
shown married in the 1940 census
April 16, 1939
16 Apr 1939 St Joseph Catholic Church Escanaba, MI
-Find info about William Veath (husband of Velma Kate Rodefer)
-Find Roy, Hubert and Edward Seymour's military unit info
-Edward Seymour
Personnel Sec 40th engineers C
The 40th Engineers C Regiment served with the 45th Thunderbird Division.
N. Africa, Sicily, Italy, France, Germany and Austria
-Hubert Seymour
133 Engineers Co E
-Roy Seymour
HQ 17th Port --> I think this was just a mailing address
-Alfred Meinz
728th Railroad Operation Battalion
Need to read Transportation Corps: Operations Overseas and the Green Books by the Army. Longshore Soldiers may also be useful.
Charles Albert Harris' Albany area property in Dougherty County, GA
What happened to Venna Becker (Sister of Josephine Becker)
Perhaps the census record that lists Venna instead of Josephine is a mistake.
Where were Virginia Rodefer Harris and John Harris buried?
Who was Bob Sullivan's (aka Eli Goodreau) father?
Information on Eli Goodreau's Naval fuel test? 1911 or 1912
From what I have found, the Navy was testing using fuel oil (diesel) in their ships instead of coal. It seems that Eli was on a ship that conducted one of these tests, but I haven't found any specific information.
Joseph Goodreau was in the national guard. Did he serve in the Spanish American War?
Are there any living descendants of Emilie Gautreau?
Is there any church record of Douglas Gautreau? (sibling of Emilie that died at about 2)
More info on Harley Upton Harris and Della Mohler.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Robert Family
Charlotte Roberts married Charles Simard/Seymour in upper Michigan in 1874. Her ancestors were some of the original settlers in New France.
Thursday, May 29, 2014
Knowing Your History
The following is the story of a family member. I will keep them anonymous.
The beginning of this story goes back to the late 1700's when Honore Timothee Louis Simard and his wife Genevieve Gauthier started their family. The first six children were boys and the last four were girls.
The beginning of this story goes back to the late 1700's when Honore Timothee Louis Simard and his wife Genevieve Gauthier started their family. The first six children were boys and the last four were girls.
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
Goodreau Family
Updated: August 6, 2015
The continuation of the Goodreau/Gautreau/Gotreau story.
The continuation of the Goodreau/Gautreau/Gotreau story.
Monday, April 7, 2014
Sister Celina Meinz
Catherine Meinz, daughter of Peter Meinz and Theresa Pohl, was a Catholic Nun. The following is a transcript of an interview with her. I don't know who the interviewer was.
Labels: Genealogy Ancestors History Family
Benedictine,
Catholic Nun,
Jacobs Prairie,
Meinz,
Minnesota,
Sister
Sunday, March 30, 2014
The Meinz Family
The following is copied from "History of Stearns County, Minnesota, Volume 2" by William Bell Mitchell.
Monday, March 10, 2014
Simard/Seymour Tree
The Complete Simard/Seymour Tree from the previous post.
https://seymourtree.blogspot.com/2019/10/simard-history.html
The original Simards came from France. Remember that Pierre (1616) and Noel (1637) were the first Simards to sail over.
I am working to source all my information.
https://seymourtree.blogspot.com/2019/10/simard-history.html
The original Simards came from France. Remember that Pierre (1616) and Noel (1637) were the first Simards to sail over.
I am working to source all my information.
Labels: Genealogy Ancestors History Family
Canada,
Family Tree,
genealogy,
Michigan,
Seymour,
Simard,
Upper Michigan
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
The Name of Canada
I was wondering where the name for Canada came from. Everything I have seen so far calls the area "New France"
Monday, March 3, 2014
The Gautreau Brothers
Updated: July 28, 2015
Gilles and Jean Gautreau were the first Goodreau immigrants in my line to come from France.
Gilles and Jean Gautreau were the first Goodreau immigrants in my line to come from France.
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
Joseph Seymour
I found two articles about Joseph Seymour's death. and included information about Blanche Seymour remarrying.
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Joseph, my great grandfather, was the sixth child and the fourth son of Charles and Charlotte Seymour. He was born in September 6, 1891.
Tuesday, February 18, 2014
Charles Seymour
Saturday, February 15, 2014
Charles Simard
Charles Seymour, my great great grandfather, was the first Seymour in my family to come to the US. He was also my first brick wall.
Monday, February 10, 2014
The Plains of Abraham
Noel Simard's Bride in New France was Mary-Madeline Racine. Women were rare in New France, and Madeline was from an old and respected family. Her mother was the daughter of Abraham Martin, an early explorer of New France.
Friday, February 7, 2014
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
The Simard Family
The Simard family came to Canada from France in the 1600's, but there is a little more to the story than that.
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