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Genealogy: Family Histories Semrow Family Compiled and Edited by Michael R. Reilly Last Revised 06/16/2005 Descendants of Frank/Gustave/Louis? Semrau? Generation No. 1
1. FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS?1 SEMRAU? was born 1827 in Germany, and died 02 May 1901 in Waukesha D2-260, age 72. He married ROSA ?. Notes for FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS? SEMRAU?: Born (?) Steinforth, Kreis Schlochau, West Prussia More About FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS? SEMRAU?: Burial: E.B. Church, Brookfield, Waukesha, Wisconsin (Note: John and Martin were Catholic - maybe not their parents) Declaration: 01 Nov 1888, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, No. 476 page 241; signed as Samrau. Emigration: Apr 1883, New York Residence: Unknown, Fussville, Town of Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin Children of FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS? SEMRAU? and ROSA ? are:
Generation No. 2
2. JOHN A.2 SEMROW (FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS?1 SEMRAU?) was born 15 Jan 1858 in Krainsk?, West Prussia, Germany, and died 25 Sep 1935 in Waukesha D27-461. He married ALBERTINA "LENA" REGINA HAMMER Abt. 1883. She was born 01 Feb 1859 in Germany, and died 02 Apr 1920 in Waukesha D16-155. Notes for JOHN A. SEMROW: Name of Passenger Residence Arrived Age on Arrival at Ellis Island 2. Gustav Semraw 1895 22 96% Russia 22 May 1895 22y M S Ship "Stuttgart" Port - Bremen, Germany More About JOHN A. SEMROW: Burial: 02 Oct 1935, St. Dominic's Cemetery, Brookfield, Waukesha, Wisconsin Declaration: 01 Aug 1918, Waukesha County, Wisconsin; No. 730 page 50, signed as John Simrow. Emigration: 08 Apr 1887, From Bremen to Baltimore, Maryland on ship ? Physical Description: 01 Aug 1918, On DOI; Color: White, complexion: medium, height: 6'0", weight: 150 lbs, hair: black, eyes: brown, birthmark on forehead (age 60). Residence: Bef. Apr 1887, Mossin (Mossen), Schlochau, West Prussia, Germany More About ALBERTINA "LENA" REGINA HAMMER: Burial: 05 Apr 1920, St. Dominic's Cemetery, Brookfield, Waukesha, Wisconsin Children of JOHN SEMROW and ALBERTINA HAMMER are:
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3. GUSTAVE "GUS" LOUIS3 SEMROW (JOHN A.2, FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS?1 SEMRAU?) was born 02 Aug 1884 in Krainsk?, West Prussia, Germany, and died 31 Jul 1963 in D75-385, Sussex, Waukesha, Wisconsin. He married (1) MARGARET E. (GILFOYLE) GUILFOYLE 27 Oct 1909 in M9-89 1/2, St. James Church, Lannon, Town of Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin, daughter of PATRICK GUILFOYLE and CHARLOTTE BUTLER. She was born 20 Jun 1886 in Guilfoyle Farm, Mill Road, Town of Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and died 01 May 1919 in MCV429P40, Trinity Hospital. He married (2) LAURA MAE SPLETTER 23 Jun 1920 in M14-6, St. Dominic's, Brookfield, Waukesha, Wisconsin, daughter of AUGUST SPLETTER and PAULINE FREYER. She was born 03 May 1894 in Merton, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and died 10 Sep 1976. More About GUSTAVE "GUS" LOUIS SEMROW: Burial: St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), Waukesha, Wisconsin Declaration: 20 Feb 1917, Waukesha County, Wisconsin; No. 487 page 87; signed as Gustave Semrow. Emigration: 15 Apr 1887, From Bremen (April1, 1887) to Baltimore, Maryland on ship ? Naturalization: 21 Feb 1919, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, No. 743 Oath of Allegiance: 16 Aug 1921, Granted Citizenship Occupation: Farmer Physical Description: 20 Feb 1917, Color: white, complexion: medium, height: 5'8", weight: 155, hair: dark brown, eyes: brown. Residence: 21 Feb 1919, P.O. Templeton, Wisconsin. Notes for MARGARET E. (GILFOYLE) GUILFOYLE: Married ---- Semrow--Guilfoyle A very pretty wedding was held at St. James church, Templeton, on Wednesday morning, Oct. 27., when Miss Margaret Guilfoyle, youngest daughter of Mr. And Mrs. P. J. Guilfoyle became the wife of Gustav Semrow. Miss Bessie Bienaman of Kenosha, cousin of the bride, acted as maid of honor, while Miss Delphine Smith, also a cousin, served as bridesmaid. Martin Semrow, brother of the groom, and Frank Zander, a cousin, assisted as groomsmen. The bride was attired in a handsome gown of white satin and wore a picture hat. She carried a bouquet of bridal roses. The bride's maids were also attired in white and wore picture hats. Mr. And Mrs. Semrow left on an afternoon train for a short wedding trip. Source: Waukesha Freeman, November, 4, 1909 "picture hat" - An elaborately decorated, broad-brimmed hat for women. More About MARGARET E. (GILFOYLE) GUILFOYLE: Burial: 03 May 1919, St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), Waukesha, Wisconsin Children of GUSTAVE SEMROW and MARGARET GUILFOYLE are:
Children of GUSTAVE SEMROW and LAURA SPLETTER are:
4. MARY3 SEMROW (JOHN A.2, FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS?1 SEMRAU?) was born 15 Nov 1886 in Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and died Nov 1971 in Waukesha, Waukesha, Wisconsin. She married (1) HERBERT J. HAASCH. He was born 14 Jul 1891 in Wisconsin, and died Feb 1963. She married (2) FRANK F. SCHROEDER 04 Jun 1907 in Waukesha M7-64, son of JOHN SCHROEDER and ELIZABETH SCHUHKNECHT. He was born Abt. 1873 in Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and died in Templeton, Waukesha, Wisconsin. More About MARY SEMROW: Occupation: Bet. 10 Dec 1930 - 30 Apr 1932, Postmaster - Templeton More About HERBERT J. HAASCH: Burial: St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls, Waukesha, Wisconsin Residence: 1920, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin ED 272 More About FRANK F. SCHROEDER: Occupation: 1907, Merchant - Grocer, Templeton. Residence: 1880, Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin Child of MARY SEMROW and FRANK SCHROEDER is:
5. MARGARET MARY3 SEMROW (JOHN A.2, FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS?1 SEMRAU?) was born 14 May 1893 in Town of Menomonee, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and died 10 Mar 1952 in Lannon, Wis of congested heart failure, WaukCo 47-323. She married WILLIAM "SALTY" "WILLY" JACOB HENRY MILLER, JR. 16 Aug 1917 in St. James Chapel, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), WI performed by Fr. Paul E. Schiedel, M12-417. He was born 04 Jul 1880 in (B1028), Town of West Bend, Washington, Wisconsin, and died 04 Apr 1954 in Waukesha Memorial Hospital, Waukesha, Wisconsin; WaukC D52-35. More About MARGARET MARY SEMROW: Burial: 12 Mar 1952, St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), Wisconsin Christening: 24 May 1892, A year earlier than birth date; St. James, Lannon. Godparents/Sponsors: 24 May 1892, Petrus Covdir, Elizabeth (Jairde) Zander.. Occupation: Housewife Religion: Catholic Social Security Number: 396-20-3455 Notes for WILLIAM "SALTY" "WILLY" JACOB HENRY MILLER, JR.: [Semrau Semrow.FTW] [Miller West Bend.FTW] Occupations of William J. Miller as reported in the West Bend Pilot: Apr 13, 1898, "William Miller, who was employed in this office as compositor for nearly two years, left us last week to seek a position elsewhere. Willie is a good and willing worker and we hope he will meet with success in his future undertakings." January 25, 1899, "Wm. Miller quit his job at the Democrat (West Bend newspaper) office last Saturday to become a salesman for Baumann Bros. wholesale grocers of Milwaukee." February 08, 1899, "Wm. Miller will leave for Port Washington to work as compositor at the Star (newspaper) office." March 19, 1902, "WBPilot - William Miller, an employee at the spoke factory, received injuries about his face last Monday by the bursting of a piece of sheet iron used in bending wagon rims. This could have been Wm. Sr. ? September 23, 1903, William and brother (?) Albert reported had been working in McCann, North Dakota as farm help but now returned to area to leave on the Van Treek farm in Trenton, rented by his father William. Bef. August 10, 1906, Worked at malt house in West Bend. August 10, 1906, "William Miller quit his job in the malthouse last Wednesday and on the following morning began work at Warnkey and Schneiss galvanized iron works." Aug 14, 1907, "William Miller, employee of Warnkey and Schneiss tin shop was confined to his home for several days (he stepped on a rusty nail)." January 18, 1911, "Wm. Miller came near to going to "Kingdom Come" last Thursday, receiving a vicious kick from his employer's horse while unhitching the animal. He was down and out for some time, but receiving prompt medical attention he recovered rapidly, and Monday morning he was back to his job in Warnkey's galvanized iron works. May 31, 1911, "William Miller (Jr?) was badly sunburned while installing lightning rods." June 19, 1912, "Horse Fractures Man's Leg - Driver Kicked While Seated on Delivery Wagon. William Miller, employed in Warnkey's galvanized iron works, had his right leg broken just above the ankle in a peculiar manner last Monday. Miller and his fellow laborer, John Thorgerson, were about to drive to their shop with their employer's horse when the animal took fright at an automobile. The horse reared up and in doing so broke one of the snaps on the holdback straps. This break allowed the wagon to bump into the animal's legs and it began kicking furiously, one of the blows striking Mr. Miller on the leg, fracturing the bone. The horse then ran away and the men were thrown off their seat. In falling the line caught about Mr. Miller's left leg and he was dragged fully fifty feet before he was released from the line by Mr. Thorgerson. He was taken to his home and the fracture reduced. He received no injuries in being dragged. The animal's legs are badly cut as a result of its vicious kicking. July 12, 1912 - William Miller, who had his leg fractured several weeks ago is now able to move around with the aid of crutches. Nov 13, 1912 - William Miller's leg still bothers. Dec 18, 1912 - William Mueller, who broke his leg, moved to Milwaukee. Mar 12, 1913 - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Sr., visited their sons Wm. and Steve in Milwaukee (See next entry - it appears that it was Wm and Steve in the saloon business.) Jul 23, 1913 - Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Miller, Sr., of West Bend visited their son William in Milwaukee. He has about recovered from his fractured leg of over a year ago and is now in the saloon business at Walnut and 18th Street. Feb 4, 1914, "The Miller Brothers (William and Steve), former West Bend boys, are now in the saloon business at 1803 Walnut St., Milwaukee. On a postcard postmarked September 2, 1915, William wrote to his mother from Templeton (now Sussex), "Hello Ma. This the place I am going to take. Will be in WB (West Bend) in a week." The address was simply, "Mrs. Wm. Miller, West Bend, Wis". The picture on the postcard's front was that of the Mammoth Springs Hotel (presently Dilly's) under the proprietorship of one Thomas McCloskey. The Hotel was both a saloon downstairs and hotel above. More About WILLIAM "SALTY" "WILLY" JACOB HENRY MILLER, JR.: Burial: St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), Wisconsin Occupation: 13 Apr 1898, WBPilot Apr 13, 1898, Miller, who was employed in this office as compositor for nearly two years, left us last week to seek a position elsewhere. Willie is a good and willing worker and we hope he will meet with success in his future undertakings. Residence: 29 Nov 1905, WBPilot - Wm. Miller and his brothers, Stephen & Edward (Edwin) and Nic. Vogt visited Milwaukee. Now living in West Bend. Social Security Number: 394-01-1641 Children of MARGARET SEMROW and WILLIAM MILLER are:
6. MAGDALENA "LENA" CATHERINE3 SEMROW (JOHN A.2, FRANK/GUSTAVE/LOUIS?1 SEMRAU?) was born 01 Jan 1894 in Templeton, Waukesha, Wisconsin, and died 12 Dec 1962 in Hubertus, Washington, Wisconsin. She married (1) JOSEPH "JOE" LENTZ 16 Jul 1913 in St. James Chapel, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), WI performed by Fr. Paul E. Schiedel, M12-417, son of JOSEPH LENTZ and HELEN GRAF. He died 01 Jun 1920. She married (2) WILLIAM JOSEPH GRAEF 18 Oct 1921, son of HERMAN GRAEF and CHRISTINA GEBHARD. Notes for MAGDALENA "LENA" CATHERINE SEMROW: Lentz--Semrow Wedding Lisbon, July 16 -- The marriage of Miss Lena Semrow and William Lentz, both of Templeton, occurred at St. James' church, Menomonee, this (Wednesday) morning at 9 o'clock. the bride's gown was of white silk with pearl trimmings. She was attended by Rosa Zander and Weronica Lentz. The ushers were Joseph Jung and martin Semrow. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Semrow, at which one hundred guests were present. The happy couple have the best wishes of their many friends and relatives for a long and properous life. Source: Waukesha Freeman, July, 17, 1913 More About MAGDALENA "LENA" CATHERINE SEMROW: Burial: St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), Waukesha, Wisconsin More About JOSEPH "JOE" LENTZ: Burial: 04 Jun 1920, St. James Cemetery, Lannon (Menomonee Falls), Waukesha, Wisconsin Children of MAGDALENA SEMROW and JOSEPH LENTZ are:
Children of MAGDALENA SEMROW and WILLIAM GRAEF are:
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