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1 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F293
 
2 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F324
 
3 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F325
 
4 1881 Canadian census, Stanley township, Huron South, Ontario
Household headed by Joseph Wild, 53 yo, born in Germany in 1828. Occupation farming. Religion Catholic. Wife Rachel, 40 yo, born in Germany in 1841, Catholic. 10 children all born in Ontario. Daughter Rachel, born 1862. Daughter Mergene, born 1864. Son August, born 1865, occupation school. Son Valentine, born 1867, occupation school. Daughter Francis, born 1870, occupation school. Son Louis, born 1871, occupation school. Daughter Nellie, born 1874. Daughter Annie, born 1877. Daughter Kitty, born 1877. Daughter Florence, born 1879.

1901 Canadian census, Stanley township, Huron South, Ontario
Household headed by Valentine Wild, born 5 Jul 1868, Roman Catholic, occupation farmer. Mother Frederica, dob 24 Sep 1840, born in Germany, immigrated in 1848. Daughter Veronica, dob 20 Dec 1869. Daughter Ellen, dob 8 Sep 1875. Daughter Annie, dob 14 Dec 1877. Daughter Flora, dob 24 Feb 1878. 		Family: F111
 
5 1881 Canadian Census, Stanley Township, Huron South, Ontario
Household headed by Kasyners Wild, 64 yo, born in Germany in 1817. Occupation farming. Religion Catholic. Wife Catherine, 53 yo, born in Germany in 1828. Son John, born 1862, occupation farmer. Daughter Annie, born 1864. Son William, born 1866, occupation school. Daughter Catherine, born 1868, occupation school. Daughter Margaret, born 1871, occupation school.

1901 Canadian Census, Stanley Township, Huron South, Ontario
Household headed by Casimier Wild, 74 yo, born in Germany, dob 27 Feb 1827, immigrated in 1850. Occupation farmer. Religion Roman Catholic. Son William, 30 yo, dob 2 Jul 1870. Daughter Margaret, 27 yo, dob 17 Jun 1873. 		Family: F28
 
6 1930 Federal Census, Minneapolis, District 154, Hennepin County, Minnesota: Head of household William B. Hatch, 66 years old, born in Wisconsin, occupation grain salesman. Wife Anne R. Hatch, 59 years old, born in Canada, both of her parents born in the "Irish Free State". Family: F431
 
7 1930 U.S. Census, Moorhead District 31, Clay County, Minnesota
Household headed by 47 year old Edward Fahnlander, born in Minnesota, both parents born in Germany, occupation "Forman" at a Round House. Wife Anna, 46 years old, born in Indiana, father born in Illinois, mother born in Iowa, occupation: "none". Married 26 years. Son Sylvester, 24 years old, single, born in Minnesota, occupation Boxer/Prize Fighter. Son Laronauer, 23 years old, single, born in Minnesota, occupation laborer at a Round House. Daughter Elinor, 21 years old, single, born in Minnesota, occupation none. Daughter Virginia, 13 years old, born in Minnesota, occupation none.
 		Family: F545
 
8 20475 Fairview Drive, Dearborn Heights, Michigan Family: F322
 
9 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F323
 
10 2nd Wife. Halvor had 22 children. Owned or worked at a hardware store in Easby, ND.
Both buried in Milton, ND
Christine died in Apr 1963.
I believe she was born in Norway and came to the US at 18. 		Family: F473
 
11 3 other children died in infancy
family lived in Georgetown, Minnesota 		Family: F552
 
12 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F326
 
13 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F314
 
14 9 Feb 1953 Frank & Annie got their first telephone in the house Family: F736
 
15 After their marriage, Bill and Helen lived on the John Wild family farm, which Bill farmed. He also opened the Royal Arch Pavilion in 1930 and operated it for many years. Helen taught school at Milton five years before her marriage and started teaching again in 1946 and retired in 1976 when they moved to Walhalla. Family: F105
 
16 Alexander and Emelie had 13 children;
Exelia 1890-1967,
Clarissa 1891-1969,
Georgina (Sister Marie Bernice CSJ) 1892-1982,
Joseph 1894-1979,
Rosana (Rose) 1896-1974,
Christine 1898-1977,
Blanche 1900-1995,
Mary Ann 1902-1987,
Peter 1904-1987,
Theresa 1907-1989,
Anthony 1909-1995,
Nola 1912-2002 and
one baby son who only lived a few hours.  		Family: F359
 
17 Allen, Hillsdale County, Michigan Family: F321
 
18 Buried in the Baxter/Turton plot in the older section (last gate East) of the Colborne Cemetery north of Goderich Family: F702
 
19 Came to Us around 1870 or 1871 Family: F717
 
20 Children
Jean-Baptiste HETU b: 8 MAR 1751 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Pierre HETU b: 17 APR 1753 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
M.-Catherine HETU b: 11 OCT 1754 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
M.-Louise HETU b: 7 DEC 1755 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Joseph HETU b: 13 MAR 1757 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Maurice HETU b: 30 SEP 1758 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Francois Jean HETU b: 22 SEP 1759 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Pierre HETU b: 3 JUN 1761 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Anonyme HETU b: 14 MAY 1762 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
M.-Josephte HETU b: 6 MAY 1764 in LAVALTRIE Québec
Pierre HETU b: 7 OCT 1766 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Louis Joseph HETU b: 3 JUN 1768 in LAVALTRIE, Québec

 		Family: F456
 
21 Children
M.-Marguerite HETU b: 15 MAR 1728 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Jean-Baptiste HETU b: 11 JUN 1729 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Marie Therese HETU b: 23 FEB 1731 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Francois HETU b: 9 SEP 1732 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Antoine Benoit HETU b: 6 MAR 1734 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
M.-Louise HETU b: 26 MAR 1735 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Maurice HETU b: 15 OCT 1736 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Louis Lambert HETU b: 23 AUG 1738 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Joseph HETU b: 16 APR 1740 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
Pierre HETU b: 12 JAN 1742 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
M.-Anne HETU b: 21 JUL 1743 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
M-Anne HETU b: 28 APR 1744
Marie Archange Desanges Bazile HETU b: 22 NOV 1747 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
M.-Brigitte HETU b: 10 SEP 1749 in LAVALTRIE, Québec
 		Family: F457
 
22 Children
Francoise ESTU b: 21 NOV 1699 in BOUCHERVILLE, Québec
M.-Rose ESTU b: 22 MAY 1702 in BOUCHERVILLE, Québec
Jean-Baptiste ESTU HETU b: ABT 1703 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Antoine ESTU HETU b: 26 DEC 1709 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
Pierre ESTU HETU b: 25 SEP 1711 in ST-SULPICE, Québec
 		Family: F448
 
23 Children:
Jean ESTU b: 27 JUL 1655 in Notre Dame du HAVRE, FRANCE
Antoine ESTU b: 17 FEB 1658 in Notre Dame du HAVRE, FRANCE
Philippes ESTU b: 22 MAR 1660 in Notre Dame du HAVRE, FRANCE
Jean ESTU b: 9 FEB 1663 in Notre Dame du HAVRE, FRANCE
Georges ESTU b: 29 APR 1665 in HAVRE DE GRACE Normandie, France.
 		Family: F447
 
24 Cynthia was born right after the Civil War Family: F468
 
25 Emelia, Noah, David, Joseph, Francis, Mary, Christine, Exelia and Louise Family: F459
 
26 Fideles and Mary met each other as children Family: F267
 
27 Frank and Maggie remained on the Wild farm and cared for Casimir and Catherine in their later years. Family: F77
 
28 from "A Family Called Wild", 1989

George and Katie homesteaded in Milton, but later sold their farm and returned to Ontario. 		Family: F76
 
29 From Langdon, N.D. 1888-1988

Alcid Chaput was born Jan. 6, 1894 to Venance and Mary Louise Vincent Chaput (See) at Montreal and attended school there until they moved to the Langdon area. He married Georgiana Beauchamp Oct. 8, 1919 at St. Alphonsus. The daughter of Hermidas and Josephine Beauchamp, she was born July 4, 1896 at Olga and attended school there. Alcid purchased the North Star Farm and farmed there until 1932 when they moved to Leroy to farm for ten years. In 1942 they moved to the present farm south of Langdon. 		Family: F561
 
30 From Langdon, N.D. 1888-1988

Carl A. Wild was born to John and Louuisa Wild July 6, 1902 at Milton. He attended University High at Grand Forks and Coyne Trade and Engineering School in Chicago before entering the radio and electrical business in Milton in 1929. In 1931 Carl and Lawrence Wild purchased the Star Theatre and operated the first Sound on Film in that area. The business was operated until 1947 when the competition of television made it necessary to discontinue. Carl married Dorothy E. Strand of Milton at Park River Feb 3, 1931. Dorothy received her elementary education in Milton and Osnabrock and graduated from Milton. After graduation in 1928 from Valley City STC she taught rural schools for three years. The family moved to Langdon in December 1947. Carl was manager of Cavalier Rural Electric for 25 1/2 years until he retired in 1971. They have four boys and one girl. 		Family: F109
 
31 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F151
 
32 From Langdon, N.D. 1888-1988

Edward Chaput, born April 16, 1912, was the youngest son of Venance and Mary Louise Vincent Chaput (See). He married Fern, daughter of George and Josephine Beauchamp Marcelin, Jan. 18, 1933 at Olga. Until he became seriously ill in 1971, they farmed the Venance Chaput farm two miles south of Langdon. Their son David has since been the third generation on that farm. 		Family: F564
 
33 From Langdon, N.D. 1888-1988

Frances Mae Ullyott, daughter of Russell and Verna Welsh Ullyott, was born Jan. 18, 1937. She married John P. Wild, son of Joseph and Diomah Yunker Wild, June 9, 1955 at Langdon...

They famrmed for eight years near Osnabrock and in 1963 moved to Park River where they purchased the John Deere dealership. In 1971 they moved to Bozeman, MT and John worked for a John Deere dealership until 1974 when he took a position as Territory Manager for Hesston Farm Machinery. The lived in Bozeman until 1984 when they were transferred to Scottsbluff, NE. 		Family: F228
 
34 From Langdon, N.D. 1888-1988

John C. and Gertrude Wild moved to Langdon in January 1957 from their farm in Easby Twp. He was born to Peter and Catherine Wild and had always lived in the Easby area. He graduated from University HS in Grand Forks. Gertrude was born to Sam and Sina Nelson, lived in the Loma area and was graduated from Nekoma. They were married in St. Alphonsus July 8, 1940. Their two sons and two daughters graduated from St. Alphonsus. Their youngest son, Michael, was fatally injured in a one car accident Oct. 12, 1971. 		Family: F69
 
35 From Langdon, N.D. 1888-1988

Ole Sylvester Johnson was born Feb. 10, 1893 at Lamberton, MN, the son of Charles and Mary Meurer Johnson. When he was 16, he moved with his family to Langdon and was one of the four LHS graduates of 1911. He served in the Army from July 3, 1918 to January 28, 1919. He married Verna L. Wild, daughter of Peter and Catherine Fahnlander Wild of Osnabrock Twp. June 16, 1926. Verna was born at the farm home April 19, 1898, attended rural grade school and Sacred Heart Academy. Their marriage took place at Park River with the bride's sister, Katherine Wild Sinner of Casselton, and the bride's brother, John C. Wild of Osnabrock, as attendants. Both were involved in St. Alphonsus parish, Verna as an officer of the Altar Sockety, and Ole as a trustee, an honorary life member of the KC's and sexton of Calvary Cemetery. In 1959 he was named Knight of St. Gregory by Pope John XXIII. Their children all attended St. Alphonsus. 		Family: F67
 
36 From Norra Fiskoga, Varneland, Sweden.
Came to US 1880 		Family: F474
 
37 Gunsmith and Farmer. Buried in Old Nueces Town Cemetery, Texas. Entered US on the ship Galliot Flora, 1849. Family: F467
 
38 Had 2 sons Family: F522
 
39 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F465
 
40 Homesteaded in what is now Osnabrock Township Family: F265
 
41 Hub was a WWI Navy Vet, an Engineer by training,
Hub died in 1962 in Westfield, IN.
Mary died in 1977 in Westfield, IN.
Mary called Don Donner.
She had Alzheimers and died in a nursing home.
 		Family: F713
 
42 Immigrated in 1849 on the ship Galliot Flora.
Shipped out of Hamburg.
Gunsmith and Farmer. 		Family: F470
 
43 Information from Leonard Marquart, 28 Sep 1979
The Fahnlanders came from Bavaria, Germany, to Canada. They came to the Dakota Territory in 1875 and settled near Argusville, north of Fargo. Augusta Gulde married Leonard Fahnlander. She came from Germany in 1846. She was sixteen years old and was forty days at sea. (Her sister Cecilia married a Fisher.)

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Information from unidentified typewritten paper:
The Fahnlanders came from Bavaria, Germany, and settled in Neustad, Ontario. There, Leonard Fahnlander (1816-1899) met and married Augusta Gulde. In 1876 they came to Dakota Territory with their seven children: John (1858-1933), Catherine (1860-1940), Elizabeth (1862- ), Philip (1864-1890), Joseph, Mary, and Frank (1873-1881). They traveled by boat to Duluth, then overland to the Dakota Territory. They settled in Argusville, north of Fargo. Catherine worked in a hotel in nearby Grandin where she met Peter Wild.

Leonard died when he was eighty-three years old, having been a pioneer settler in the Red River Valley. Augusta became blind in later life, dying in 1916, aged 86.
 		Family: F39
 
44 JB died 2 Jan 1892
Martha died 13 Nov 1892

They moved to Indiana sometime between 1870 and 1872. Probably married around 1860. 		Family: F715
 
45 Jermia buried on Dooley lot next to Donner Dooley Black in Clinton, IN Family: F718
 
46 Joseph Peter Fahnlander and Mary Allis Fletcher never married. They met in Devils Lake while Joseph was working for a local newspaper, and their relationship continued until his death in 1914. Although Mary signed his death certificate as Alice Fletcher she later took the Fahnlander name.  Family: F544
 
47 Josephus Fahrenlaender and A._(Anna) Maria Schetzler were married on July 05, 1774 in Elzach, Freiburg, Baden. The following children were born to them. The date listed for each child is the date of their christening. ( please note the differences in last name spellings )

Jacobus Fahrenlaender, May 12, 1774 Mother A._ Maria Schetzlerin. Is this possibly our Jacobus? 		Family: F40
 
48 Julia's name cold be Benix. Also seen as Penic. Family: F507
 
49 Letter from Francis "Frank" Riley to his cousin Joyce Mattson, 6 August 1983

Joyce
I can't help on information about Wm Smith Daggett. I'll ask Mimi next time I talk to her, but I suspect she doesn't have any dope either.

Under enclosed "Mothers Family" Uncle Paul makes reference to Michael Ryder and Rose Joyce. She says they met on shipboard coming to America. No dates or names are specified. It appears they arrived in American around the start of the Civil War, possibly a little earlier. Their son John was born in 1863 in Louisville and "Nana" was born in St. Catharines, Ontario in 1869. That's as much as I know about them. I remember Mr. Hatch -- Grandpa Hatch -- very clearly and I remember his death. Nana died while I was gone during WW2.

In hindsight I could kick myself for not getting, or remembering, more of the Daggett history from my Mom. I remember her pointing out their home on 35th and 3 Ave So in Mpls, when she was a little girl. I think Mr. Daggett was living then, at that home.

The address given for John M. Daggett, on his death in 1905 (or 1906) was 12 Grove St., on Nicollet Island in Mpls. That was where our Mom's lived for a time in their youth. Apparently their Grandpa was living with them when he died. Aunt Helen remembered that home vividly. The last visit by her to Mpls included a tour of the island. She got the biggest kick out of having her picture taken in front of a sign then on that property, describing it as a "Historical Preservation Site". She said she was a "Historical Preservation Site" also. George laughed and laughed at that. Those buildings have now been restored to their original elegance and have been sold recently as posh condominiums -- selling for $175,000 to $250,000. That whole area is being built yet changed -- new apartments, inns, parks, etc -- to become "the" place to live. That's quite a swing over 100 years.

I can't recall if you have the enclosed or not. It's all I have at this time. I'll accumulate any new dope and pass it on when available.

It was so nice to see you and Susan this Spring. I may be coming your way in a few months. If so I'll call and get your schedule and try and visit with you and hopefully Bob.

Love,
Frank 		Family: F26
 
50 At least one living individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. Family: F725
 

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