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| 1 | !Birth certificate on hand. Dept. of health, City of Pasadena, California. Record #2014. At time of birth residence listed as: 776 Santa Barbara Street Pasadena, Los Angeles, California. Age of mother at birth:19. Age of father:20. Bill graduated from Campbell High School June 1967. He attended West Valley College and then joined the Air Force, 26 Mar 1969. Bill was honorably discharged from service 15 Jan 1975. On June 1, 1975 he married Marcia Regnier. !OCC:Bill is a Postmaster for the U.S. Postal Service. Bill was hired by the U.S. Postal Service in May of 1981. He started as a part time carrier in Tucson. He became a full time carrier in Nov 1981. With our move to Sonoita, Az. Bill transfered to the Sierra Vista Post Office in June of 1985. In Feb of 1989, Bill became Supervisor of Mail and Delivery. On April 17, 1993, Bill was promoted to U.S. Postmaster and was given his own office in Pirtleville, Az. just outside of Douglas, Arizona, and close to home. Bill is a dedicated father and husband. He enjoys snow and water skiing, camping out, and doing the family thing. He is really into holistic cattle grazing and plans to raise cattle when he retires from the Postal Service. Ya-Hoo! | William Ray Bothman
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| 2 | 1930 Census lists Sadie's father's birth state as Kentucky, mother's as Ohio. | William G. Fesler
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| 3 | Social Security Number: 336-03-0273 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60016 Des Plaines, Cook, Illinois | Otto P. Bothmann
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| 4 | Social Security Number: 338-01-2382 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60631 Chicago, Cook, Illinois Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois | Frederick Rudolph Bothmann
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| 5 | Social Security Number: 342-24-2259 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 47904 Lafayette, Tippecanoe, Indiana | Eldoris Bork
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| 6 | Social Security Number: 350-01-4047 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 60631 Chicago, Cook, Illinois Norwood Park, Cook, Illinois | Esther Louise Lietzow
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| 7 | Social Security Number: 391-12-4754 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 55408 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota | Henry Albert Martin Bothmann
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| 8 | Social Security Number: 402-32-1549 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 33942 Naples, Collier, Florida | Minnie Belle Halbrook
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| 9 | Social Security Number: 405-80-2896 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 31401 Savannah, Chatham, Georgia | Anthony Brent Bothmann
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| 10 | Social Security Number: 416-64-4855 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 35205 Birmingham, Jefferson, Alabama South Highlands, Jefferson, Alabama | Anna Birkenmier
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| 11 | Social Security Number: 418-70-6648 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 36609 Mobile, Mobile, Alabama | Mary Ellen Roscoe
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| 12 | Social Security Number: 438-03-4485 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 70072 Crown Point, Jefferson, Louisiana Marrero, Jefferson, Louisiana | Thomas J. Bothmann
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| 13 | Social Security Number: 469-76-7796 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 55423 Minneapolis, Hennepin, Minnesota Richfield, Hennepin, Minnesota Social Security Number: 382-28-8973 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. | Marguerite Schisler
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| 14 | Social Security Number: 479-12-7899 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 93105 Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California | Clarence Alfred Bothmann
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| 15 | Social Security Number: 482-01-7914 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 45459 Centerville, Montgomery, Ohio Dayton, Montgomery, Ohio Kettering, Montgomery, Ohio | Roy Erwin Bothmann
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| 16 | Social Security Number: 487-56-6528 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 63112 Saint Louis, Saint Louis City (City), Missouri Wellston, Saint Louis City (City), Missouri | Louise (Lulu) Bothmann
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| 17 | Social Security Number: 488-68-0028 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 63109 Saint Louis, Saint Louis City (City), Missouri | Bertha Bothmann
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| 18 | Social Security Number: 489-05-2555 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. | Edward Bothmann
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| 19 | Social Security Number: 499-03-8042 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 78239 San Antonio, Bexar, Texas Windcrest, Bexar, Texas | William Harvey Bothmann
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| 20 | Social Security Number: 500-18-8710 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 63104 Saint Louis, Saint Louis City (City), Missouri | David James Bothmann
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| 21 | Social Security Number: 541-28-8395 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 97394 Waldport, Lincoln, Oregon | Nicklaus Bothmann
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| 22 | Social Security Number: 547-30-6135 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 91745 City Of Industry, Los Angeles, California Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles, California Industry, Los Angeles, California La Puente, Los Angeles, California | Mabel Maude Shaver
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| 23 | Social Security Number: 551-46-4497 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 91745 City Of Industry, Los Angeles, California Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles, California Industry, Los Angeles, California La Puente, Los Angeles, California | Helena Wilhelmina Alwina Bothmann
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| 24 | Social Security Number: 561-22-7808 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 91745 City Of Industry, Los Angeles, California Hacienda Heights, Los Angeles, California Industry, Los Angeles, California La Puente, Los Angeles, California | John Rudolph Bothmann
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| 25 | Social Security Number: 700-16-5110 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. The zip code listed in the death locality field is the last place of residence. Death Residence Localities ZIP Code: 97401 Coburg, Lane, Oregon College Crest, Lane, Oregon Country Club Plaza, Lane, Oregon Crow, Lane, Oregon Eu, Lane, Oregon Eugene, Lane, Oregon Fir Grove, Lane, Oregon Irving, Lane, Oregon University, Lane, Oregon Valley River Center, Lane, Oregon | Frederick Wilhelm Bothmann
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| 26 | Social Security Number: 709-09-9110 The state listed in the birth locality field is where the Social Security Number was issued. | Clarence Bothmann
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| 27 | John Choate, son of Robert and Sarah Choate, was bapt. 6 June 1624, in Groton, Boxford, Colchester, England. Both of John's parents died in 1638 and are buried in the cemetery at the church in Groton. After his parents deaths, John removed to Kent to live with relatives, until he was of a suitable age to embark to America. As a young man of nineteen years, he came to this country in 1643 from Sudbury in the county of Suffolk, England, as an apprentise to Mr. Thomas Low. He came to this country with one of his brothers, but the brother returned to England, the following year. On arrival, he, soon found employment in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Essex Co., Massachusetts and was considered one of the towns first settlers. In 1648, at the age of 24 years, his name appears in a list of one hundred and sixty-one persons who subscribed to a fund to pay Major Daniel Denison for giving military instruction. Hence he was called "a subscriber to the Denison allowance." Mr. Choate married in 1660, his wife being born in 1637 and died on 16 Feb. 1727. They settled upon a small farm which he had purchased, and which he paid for, as the record runs: "In cattle, not over eight years old: In grain English and Indian and partly in West India goods.". This farm stood near the border line between Ipswich and Chebacco, located at the head of the creek. Mr. Choate's house stood a few rods northeast of the residence recently occupied by Mr. John Low. For many years it was well known as "The Choate Place," and was inherited successively by his son, Joseph Choate, and his grand-son, Daniel Choate. But in later years the old house was torn down, and the farm became merged in others adjacent to it, so that to-day the spot on which John Choate's house once stood is pointed out with some difficulty, even by the inhabitants of the neighborhood, for nothing remains to mark approximately the location except a well on the opposite side of the road. As the years went on he added by purchase to his landed possessions, until he had become the proprietor of two or three farms adjacent to his own. As early as 1667, he commenced buying the shares of common lands which had been allotted to the proprietors of the town. These were located on an island, almost two miles away, in full view from where Mr. Choate lived. The island embraced about three hundred acres, constituting a swell of land, the form of which bore some resemblance to the back of a large hog lying asleep on the surrounding waters. These sea-girt land was wild, covered with trees and bushes. This island, either from its shape, or because it was used as a common pasture for swine, or for some unknown reason, since as early as 1637 had been called "Hog Island". Mr. Choate, as opportunity offered, bought, one by one, these shares of the common lands until, in 1690, he was almost the sole owner of the island. The earliest deed of conveyance , now extant, was given in 1678, when he was almost the sole owner of the island and purchased the very spot on which stands the present Choate house , the birth place of the late Hon. Rufus Choate of Boston. Thus this early settler of Chebacco, by his industry, made his mark as a thrifty farmer, and as his sons came to manhood he was able to give to each a farm, excepting the youngest Benjamin, for whom he provided the means of a college education. Benjamin graduated from Harvard College in 1703 and went on to become a preacher at Kingston, leaving there before 1725. Mr. Choate for more than half a century lived among his neighbors a worthy example of industry and thrift. What part he took in public affairs we know but little. It is recorded that he became a freeman, by oath in 1667, held the rank of sergeant in the militia and that he was a voter by virue of his membership in the Congregational Church. From certain entries on the records, various depositions and law papers, he appears to have had more or less to do with the courts of his day, sometimes being himself arraigned for trial and sometimes being called to testify as a witness, as for example, when charged with the theft of Mr. Hubbard's apples, or to bear witness, as in the case of "Rachell Clentons," who was charged with being a witch. References: 1. "The Choates in America - John Choate and his Descendents - 1624-1896", by E. O. Jameson; Published by Alfred Mudge & Son, Boston - 1896. 2. "Antiquarian Papers", Issue: May 1883, pg.2 3. "History of Ipswich, Essex and Hamilton" by Joseph B.Felt, published in 1991 by Heritage Books, Inc. Reprinted from original, first published in Mass. in 1834. | John Choate
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| 28 | 6. Thomas3 Choate (John2, Robert1) was born 1671 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Massachusetts, and died 31 Mar 1745 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Massachusetts. He married (1) Mary Varney 1690, daughter of Thomas Varney and Abigail Proctor. He married (2) Mrs. Mary Calef 24 Sep 1734. He married (3) Mrs. Hannah Burnham 9 Nov 1743. Notes Thomas Choate, the third son of John Choate, the immigrant, has been characterized by one of his descendants as "a spruce young man." It has been already mentioned that by a gift from his father he became sole proprietor of the lands on "Hog Island." At the age of nineteen years; in 1690; he married a young lady, Mary Varney, whose mother is famous in history as a leader among those Chebacco women who were quite equal to the raising the first meeting house in the spring of 1679, from which their husbands had desisted by order of the General Court, when the sills were already laid. "like mother, like daughter," the young couple were the first white settlers on the island. Theirs was a pioneer life, having to grapple with many difficulties and hardships. His prominence was recognized by the people. He was their Representative to Colonial Legislature from 1723-1727. Mary was born in 1669 in Ipswich, Mass. and died on 19 Nov. 1733. Mr. Choate came to be popularly known as "Governor Choate." This for what reason we may not divine, save perhaps his sole proprietorship and supremacy over "Hog Island", unless it was because of these qualities of leadership and command which marked him as a man fitted for the chief magistry of a State. He was one of the thirty-one men who signed Rev. Wise's letter in behalf of John Proctor, who was condemned for witchcraft. Mr.Choate was one of the witnesses to the will of the unfortunate man, which was written in Salem jail while the manacles were on Proctor's wrists, only three days before his execution. Thomas lived on "The Island" for thirty-five years, he reared there a noble family. One of his daughters became the wife of a minister, one of his sons a ruling elder, and another was scarcely less distinquished in law and in state, for his day; than was a later descendant, the Hon. Rufus Choate, of Boston. In 1725, He removed to the main land, to what was known as the "John Burnham Place." Mr. Choate had become possessed of a large landed property. He owned two farms on the island, the Randall Andrews farm in Ipswich, a farm of four hundred acres in Rockport, on the coast near Thatcher's Island, a farm in the West Parish, one on Jeffrey's Neck, and a farm to which he had removed, making seven in all. In 1764, the Town Council of Ipswich voted to rebuild the town and county bridge six or eight feet wider. The Hon. John Choate (son of Thomas) was on the committee for this business, after whom the new bridge was named. It cost the town 500 pounds. The county paid as much more. It is strong and neat, having two arches with one solid pier in the bed of the river. In 1766, March 10th, John died and left a wife, Miriam; he lost all his children while young, with the throat distemper. He was Colonel of a regiment, Representative in 1731, 1732, 1733, 1735, 1741, 1742, 1743, 1745-1749, 1754, 1757 and 1760; of the Governor's Council from 1761 to 1765; Justice of the Sessions and Common Pleas Courts, and Judge of the Probate Court. Mrs. Mary (Varney) Choate was a niece of the aforementioned John Proctor and the sister of Abigail Varney, who married 12 July 1687, Josiah Burnham, son of John Burnham, the immigrant. Thomas' second wife, Mrs. Mary Calef, the widow of Dr. Joseph Calef; who was the son of Robert Calef, who wrote the book entitled "More Wonders of the Invisible World," that helped dispel the witchcraft delusion of 1692. After his second wife's death, Thomas married Mrs. Hannah Burnham. She may have been the widow of Thomas Burnham and the daughter of John Cogswell and Hannah Goodhue. She was born in 1692 and died on 2 Oct. 1782. References: 1. "The Choates in America - John Choate and his Descendents - 1624-1896", by E. O. Jameson, Published by Alfred Mudge & Son, Printers, Boston - 1896. 2. "Munsell's American Ancestry" 3. "History of Ipswich, Essex and Hamilton" by Joseph B.Felt, published in 1991 by Heritage Books, Inc. Reprinted from original, first published in Mass. in 1834, pg. 53. | Thomas Choate
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| 29 | Isabelle Trundy 32, dau. of Samuel and Jane m. William B. Watts, widower, 37, master mariner, son of John and Mary, 08 Jun 1845. Married by Jonathan F. Stearns, Clergyman in Newburyport. Marriage records Volume 18 page 103. She died 25 Mar 1846 in childbirth (with a daughter). Her death record shows her birthplace as Deer Isle, ME. Forgot to note volume and page. | Isabelle Trundy
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| 30 | Mercy Trundy 32, dau. of Samuel and Jane m. William Watts, widower, 39, mariner, son of John T. and Mary on 12 Oct 1846. Married by Daniel Pike a "Professed Minister of Christ" residing in Newburyport. Marriage records - Volume 24 page 117. She died 7 Mar 1869 in Ipswich, MA of a fibrous tumor of the abdomen. Her record shows her birthplace as Deer Isle, ME and her parents as Samuel and Jane. She was 53 years old and married at the time of her death. Death records - Volume 220 page 193. | Mercy Trundy
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| 31 | 20. Thomas4 Choate (Thomas3, John2, Robert1) was born 7 Jun 1693 in Chebacco Parish, Ipswich, Massachusetts, and died 22 Aug 1774. He married (1) Elizabeth Burnham Abt 1715, daughter of John Burnham and Sarah ---. He married (2) Mrs. Sarah Marshall 1 Oct 1738. He married (3) Rachel Riggs 11 May 1769, daughter of John Riggs and Ruth Wheeler. Notes Thomas married (1) Elizabeth Burnham, daughter of John and Sarah Burnham. She was born in Chebacco, Ipswich, Mass., where they resided. Mrs. Elizabeth Choate died, and Mr. Choate married, 1 Oct. 1738, (2) Mrs. Sarah Marshall. Mrs. Sarah Choate, died, and Mr. Choate, married, 11 May 1769, (3) Mrs. Rachel Lufkin, nee Riggs. She was born 30 Aug. 1704, in Gloucester, Mass. "Mr. Choate was mentioned as Lieutenant Choate. Elizabeth Burnham, Thomas' first wife, was the granddaughter of Deacon John and Mary Burnham", she had a brother John, who married Mr. Choate's sister, Anne [ 28]. Mrs. Rachel (Riggs) Lufkin, whose first husband; Thomas Lufkin, was the son Thomas and Sarah (Downing) Lufkin. He was born in 1683 and marries Rachel Riggs on 8 Dec. 1720. Obituaries and Biographical Notices - pg. 186 of Reference #5. 1815, Oct. 19th. Deacon Stephen Choate, d. of cancer. He was the son of Thomas, and b.1727. He took a Dismission from Chebacco Church to the South Church in 1783. He m. Mary, daughter of David Low. She d. about 1768. He m. widow Elizabeth Potter, June 7th, 1770, who d. April 29th, 1814, ae 75. He had nine children by his first wife and four by his second. Amoung them were: Stephen, John, David, Isaac, Amos, Mary Brown, Elizabeth Kingsman, Martha Hodgkins, Susannah Choate, Lydia Kendall and Miriam. References: 1. "The Choates in America - John Choate and his Descendents - 1624-1896", by E. O. Jameson, Published by Alfred Mudge & Son, Printers, Boston - 1896. 2. "The History of Essex", pg.162 3. "The Burnham Family", pg. 189 4. "DAR Patriot Index - Centennial Edition - Part 1" (Washington: DAR, 1990), pg.560. 5. "History of Ipswich, Essex and Hamilton" by Joseph B.Felt, published in 1991 by Heritage Books, Inc. Reprinted from original, first published in Mass. in 1834. | Thomas Choate
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| 32 | Here lies the Body of Deacon Solomon Giddinge, who departed this life March 1st 1788 : In the 74th year of his Age. He was in character a truly upright Chriftian, who feared God & efchewed evil. Yes, one whofe memory is blefsed. | Solomon Giddings
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| 33 | HERE LYETH BURIED Ye BODY OF COLo SAMUEL APPLETON AGED 70 YEARS DECd MAY Ye 15th 1696 | Samuel Appleton
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| 34 | Alice POOR (277) was christened in 1618 in London, London, England. She was born on 2 Jun 1618 in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, England. She was buried in Dec 1680 in Newbury, , Massachusetts. She died on 1 Dec 1680 in Newbury, Essex, MA. She has reference number HMQN-3C. Savage Dict p456 Daniel of Andover age 14 came with sister Alice age 20 in "Bevis" from Southampton also brother Samuel under the designation of servant to Richard Dummer. Also brother John. Vol 58 p268 of NEHGR - John Poore of Newbury born in Wiltshire, Eng about 1615 emigrated 1635. | Alice Poor
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| 35 | ancestor of Jack Rowe, *P # WCGX83A married 30 Jun 1678, Woburn, MA, Lt. John Carter | Ruth Burnham
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| 36 | !BIR: Found Louise in the 1880 census of Phelps, Missouri, along with her family. !DEA: According to records at "Old Picker" Cemetery, Louise died 28 Dec 1882 at the age of 3 years 9 months. | Louise Bothmann
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| 37 | !BIR: Information from the 1880 Census of Phelps, Missouri. Lists Otto with family, age 3 at the time. !DEA: According to records at the "Old Picker" Cemetery, Otto died 18 Dec 1882 at the age of 5 years old. | Otto Bothmann
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| 38 | !BIR:Found this child listed with Fritz and family in the 1880 census living in Phelps, Missouri. Age is listed as 5 years old. !DEA: According to records at "Old Picker" cemetery, Emil died 5 Jan 1883 at the age of 7 years and 3 months. | Emil Bothmann
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| 39 | !BIR:Information from St Johannis parish records in Flensburg, Schleswig-Holstein Germany. Copy in possesion. I have not found this child in any records of St. Louis. May have died young. Andreas is not in the 1880 census with the rest of the family. | Johann Andreas Friedrich Bothmann
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| 40 | !BIR:Information from the 1900 St Louis census. !MARR: Information from Albert's daughter, Shirley Bothmann Doherty. !DEA: Information from Albert's daughter Shirley Bothmann Doherty. From a letter sent to me by our new found cousin, Shirley Bothmann Doherty, Shirley states:"Albert Bothmann married Katharina Noel April 26, 1905. Albert's parents are Fred Bothmann and Margareta Nissen. Please note Shirley says on Albert's marriage certificate it states his parents names, Fredrick Bothmann and Margareta Nissen. On Theodore's death certificate it says his father is Frederick Bothmann and mother's maiden name is Nissen. These two are definetly brothers. In letter dated Aug. 11, 1996, Shirley adds "I am not much of a story teller but here goes. Albert and Kathrine moved from the saloon in St. Louis (with three children) to Edwardsville, Illinois (just across the river) to open a automobile dealership around 1921. He became a very prominent buisness man. He built a large house next to a golf course on the edge of town. Then on November 1, 1934 they were both killed in an automobile accident. I think all three children were still living at home. My aunt got married and moved out but my dad and uncle stayed and ran the business. I think they were typical playboys". | Albert Bothmann
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| 41 | !BIR:Information from the 1920 St. Louis, Missouri census. !MARR:Information from daughter, Shirley Bothmann Doherty. !DEA: Information from daughter, Shirley Bothmann Doherty. In a letter from Shirley dated Aug.11, 1996, she states" On Sept. 12, 1942 my dad married my mother, Laverne Leitner. My mother grew up poor and she would always laugh that she moved into this big house with her four dresses on hangers and that is all." | Clement Bothmann, Twin
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| 42 | !Found Leola in the 1900 soundex for East St. Louis, Ill. LDS Film #1242987. Lists Leola as the first child. Age 11 at time of census. Leola and her sister, Minnie are step-children of Theodore, with their last names listed as Sickondick. !MAR: Leola married Irvin T. Vierheller Jr. according to Theodore Bothmann's obituary. !RES: Last known address is 5147 Cary Lane, Hazelwood, Mo. 63042 !RES: Also listed in old address book belonging to William T. Bothman is the address Leola Vierheller, Bethesda Delmot Home, Webster Groves, 63122. Under that is listed 9645 Big Bend Rd, St. Louis, Mo. !BUR: According to records at Valhalla Cemetery, Leola was buried 3 Feb 1978, Valhalla Cemetery, 7600 St. Charles Rock Road, St. Louis, MO. SS#499-28-5981. | Leola L. Sickendick
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| 43 | !Found Margaret listed in the 1900 East St. Louis, Ill. census. LDS Film #1242987. Lists Margaret as the 3rd of fourth children. Age listed as four years. RES:In old address book belonging to William Bothman, Margarets address is listed as, Margaret Welek, 5300 Tammaline, Saint Louis Hills, Mo. 63109. Above that is listed a Charles Welek III. 55 Black Hawk Estates, St. Louis, Mo. c/o Welek Reality, 65049. Also listed is a Mary Welek, 7313 Chester DE N.W., Roanoke, VA. | Margaret C. Bothmann
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| 44 | !Found Minnie in the 1900 soundex for East St. Louis, ILL. LDS Film #1242987. Lists Minnie as the 2nd of 4 children. Age 8 at the time of census. !MARR: According to Theodore's obituary, Minnie married a H. W. Tilker. | Minnie C. Sickendick
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| 45 | !Found Theodore Bothman in the 1900 Soundex of East ST. Louis, Ill. Vol. 141. ED 100. Sheet 5. Line 6. LDS Film #1242987. !BIR: Born in Germany, in May of 1865. LDS Film 1242987. !OCC: Census list Theodore as a book keeper at a bank. This census of East St. Louis, in 1900, lists Theodore married to Emma with four children. His age listed as 35 at the time of census. Lists Theodore as being born in Germany in 1865. He was living at Collinsville Ave. St. Clair Co. East St. Louis, Ill. At the time of census, he was a natural citizen. !MARR: According to census, Theodore and Emma married in 1896. !CENSUS: LDS film #1826775, 1920 soundex for St. Louis, Mo. ED 589, sheet 4, line 59. Found Theodore and wife Emma and two children, Margaret and William. Copy in possesion of Marcia Regnier Bothman, 1996. In this soundex of 1920, Theodore is listed as 54 years old AND it states he was born in Schleswig Holstein, Germany! The soundex also adds he immigrated in 1871 and became a natural citizen in 1886. He is living in St. Louis on Clemens St. He is listed with his wife, Emma, age 55, and two children, Margaret age 22 and William age 20. !Census: LDS film # 1820953, 1920 census of St. Louis, Mo. ED 589 line 59. Lists Theodore and family. In this census, it lists Theodore's occupation as a sec-tres. of a bank, he owned his own home. This census states Theodore's mother and father were also born in Schleswig-Holstein. !DEA: Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Certificate of Death. File #54. Copy in possesion of Marcia Regnier Bothman, 1996. Theodores death certificate states Theodore died at the age of 59 years 3 months and 10 days. His occupation is listed as a banker and states he was retired. Theodore died Aug. 27, 1924. The cause of death listed as stomach cancer, which he had for a year preceding his death. Theodore underwent an operation in January of 1924, the Doctors found general abdominal involvment. Theodore died seven months later. Theodores address at the time of death is listed as 534 Garden Ave, St. Louis, Mo. !BUR: According to obituary printed in St. Louis Daily Globe, Theodore was buried in Valhalla Cemetery on Aug 31, 1924. According to Theodore's obituary, his daughters were listed as Mrs. I.T. Vierheller, Mrs. H.W. Tilker, and Mrs. C.F. Welek, Jr. Also listed is son William T. In 1886, Theodore shows up living with his father, Friedrich Wilhelm, (Fritz), at 501 S. 2nd St. Fritz is listed as a saloon owner. Theodore shows up in the Gould's City Directory in St. Louis, Mo. at the age of 21 in 1886. He is listed as a bookeeper at Fourth National Bank. He is living at r. 501 S. 2nd St. Theodore is not there in 1900, but is again listed in 1901 at r. 3724 Florissant St. Again in 1902 at r. Oakland St. And 1903 at 3122 Lucas Av. Working as a bookeeper at Mercantile Trust Co. Found Theodore with his parents and siblings in the 1880 census of Phelps, Mo. He is listed as age 16 at the time. I finally put this family together! !Found Theodore Bothman in the 1900 Soundex of East ST. Louis, Ill. Vol. 141. ED 100. Sheet 5. Line 6. LDS Film #1242987. !BIR: Born in Germany, in May of 1865. LDS Film 1242987. !OCC: Census list Theodore as a book keeper at a bank. This census of East St. Louis, in 1900, lists Theodore married to Emma with four children. His age listed as 35 at the time of census. Lists Theodore as being born in Germany in 1865. He was living at Collinsville Ave. St. Clair Co. East St. Louis, Ill. At the time of census, he was a natural citizen. !MARR: According to census, Theodore and Emma married in 1896. !CENSUS: LDS film #1826775, 1920 soundex for St. Louis, Mo. ED 589, sheet 4, line 59. Found Theodore and wife Emma and two children, Margaret and William. Copy in possesion of Marcia Regnier Bothman, 1996. In this soundex of 1920, Theodore is listed as 54 years old AND it states he was born in Schleswig Holstein, Germany! The soundex also adds he immigrated in 1871 and became a natural citizen in 1886. He is living in St. Louis on Clemens St. He is listed with his wife, Emma, age 55, and two children, Margaret age 22 and William age 20. !Census: LDS film # 1820953, 1920 census of St. Louis, Mo. ED 589 line 59. Lists Theodore and family. In this census, it lists Theodore's occupation as a sec-tres. of a bank, he owned his own home. This census states Theodore's mother and father were also born in Schleswig-Holstein. !DEA: Missouri State Board of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics, Certificate of Death. File #54. Copy in possesion of Marcia Regnier Bothman, 1996. Theodores death certificate states Theodore died at the age of 59 years 3 months and 10 days. His occupation is listed as a banker and states he was retired. Theodore died Aug. 27, 1924. The cause of death listed as stomach cancer, which he had for a year preceding his death. Theodore underwent an operation in January of 1924, the Doctors found general abdominal involvment. Theodore died seven months later. Theodores address at the time of death is listed as 534 Garden Ave, St. Louis, Mo. !BUR: According to obituary printed in St. Louis Daily Globe, Theodore was buried in Valhalla Cemetery on Aug 31, 1924. According to Theodore's obituary, his daughters were listed as Mrs. I.T. Vierheller, Mrs. H.W. Tilker, and Mrs. C.F. Welek, Jr. Also listed is son William T. In 1886, Theodore shows up living with his father, Friedrich Wilhelm, (Fritz), at 501 S. 2nd St. Fritz is listed as a saloon owner. Theodore shows up in the Gould's City Directory in St. Louis, Mo. at the age of 21 in 1886. He is listed as a bookeeper at Fourth National Bank. He is living at r. 501 S. 2nd St. Theodore is not there in 1900, but is again listed in 1901 at r. 3724 Florissant St. Again in 1902 at r. Oakland St. And 1903 at 3122 Lucas Av. Working as a bookeeper at Mercantile Trust Co. Found Theodore with his parents and siblings in the 1880 census of Phelps, Mo. He is listed as age 16 at the time. I finally put this family together! | Theodore C. Bothmann
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| 46 | !Information about this child from Shirley Bothmann Doherty. In a letter dated Aug. 11, 1996, Shirley states, "My dad had another brother. I knew about him from my dad because Albert Jr. died from appendicitis and I had my appendicitis taken out when I was very young. I also found two pictures of Albert Jr. and his glasses in a box in my mom's basement." | Albert Bothmann, Jr.
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| 47 | !Information from Family Group Record submitted by Barbara (Bothman) Baker, 1995. Barbara attended Quito Elementary School K-2nd grade. Then attended Campbell Elem. for 3rd. grade. Hazelwood Elem., 4th-6th. Attended Campbell Jr. High, 7th & 8th grade. She then attended Campbell High School 9th-12th, and graduated June, 1972. She went to Cal Poly for one quater. Barbara works for the United States Postal Service in Gilroy, California. She is a bulk mail acceptance clerk, level 5. She accepts bulk mail and makes sure it is prepared properly, weighed, and inspected to be sure it meets bulk mail requirements. She also accepts 1st class, pre-sort 1st class and 2nd class mail. She distributes mail to carriers, 1st and 3rd as she is scheme qualified. She also does the accountable cart, mis zip or desk mail, and put mail in P.O. Boxes. Barbara and her two children, Kirsten and Morgan, make their home in Morgan Hill, California. | Barbara Ann Bothman
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| 48 | !Information from Family Group Record submitted by Brian and Kathryn Bothman 20 Oct. 1995. Lists Brian as being born at O'Conner Hospital, San Jose, Ca. Brian attended Hazelwood Elementary in Campbell. Went to Campbell Jr. High and graduated from Campbell High School in 1979. In 1995 he is project manager and field supervisor of 1-5 million dollar projects with B&B Concrete. He is an officer in the corporation and is responsible for hiring all new employes. In addition, he is involved with estimating, changing order executions, and instituting field related programs and saftey programs. Most of their larger contracts are with the larger city re-development dept's, state, county, or federal aid.(Which Brian adds means more paperwork). Brian and his wife Kathryn, and their three children make their home in Morgan Hill, California. | Brian Lee Bothman
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| 49 | "Fair Maid of Kent" | Joan Plantagenet
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| 50 | "Nathaniel 3, son of Nathaniel 2, died 1770: Here Lyes the Body of Mr. Nathaniel Lord who died August 10th, 1770, aged 83 Years. With Anna Kimball, his wife, he had: Nathaniel 4, born 1721 Caleb, born 1726, (he had many children; all died in infancy) Daniel, left no children Aaron, born 1732 Joseph, left no children ---- Hammatt, Abraham; The Hammatt Papers -- Early Inhabitants of Ipswich, Massachusetts 1633-1700. (1980) was a carpenter -- Darling Papers page 17b | Nathaniel Lord
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