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Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

Sammamish65 — 2011-09-30 14:12:21Z

Charles J. and Robert J. Stoecklin are indeed brothers. The information about Julia, however, is incorrect. Charles J. was married to Caroline Klump Stoecklin. Robert J. was married to Julia Poole; they had a son, Robert William Stoecklin, who is also buried in that plot. Milly Barman Stoecklin was not his mother - Julia was, as he was born 12 May 1905. I think I might contact Mike Cusick about the relationships.

William F. Stoecklin (1862-1910) is my gr-grandfather.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

familytreeholden — 2011-09-30 05:46:03Z

I was looking on findagrave.com for Stoecklin at Vine Street Hill Cemetery:
http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gsr&GSiman...

You mentioned that Robert Stoecklin's first wife was Julia Stoecklin (d: 17 Jun 1923). In looking at at Julia, the entry states:
Julia Stoecklin
Birth: unknown
Death: Jun. 17, 1923
Note: Age 37y Spouse: Charles Stoecklin

Then under Charles Stoecklin:
Birth: unknown
Death: Jan. 2, 1940
Note: Age 80y Spouse: Julia Stoecklin Father: Jacob Stoecklin

Is this the same Julia you mentioned as married to Robert John Stoecklin?

Here is what it has for Robert Stoecklin:
Birth: unknown
Death: Nov. 13, 1936
Note: Age 58y 6m 2d Spouse: Milly Barman Father: Jacob Stoecklin Mother: Anna Stoecklin

It looks like Robert & Charles are at least brothers.

What do you think?

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

familytreeholden — 2011-09-23 16:46:33Z

I made a mistake when inserting that 1910 census record into my tree. You are correct, she was listed as Milly Barman, not Milly Brandley in the 1910 Census. The source information I posted is correct.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

Sammamish65 — 2011-09-23 16:22:40Z

In 1910, I found her married to Andy J. Barman with 5yo daughter, Evelyn, in Cincinnati Ward 19 so she could have been listed 2x? I have found other instances where someone get listed more than once in the same census.

I will add your information to my tree for Milly. For me, she is on my 'fringes', as second wife to Robert John Stoecklin without any issue (he is in the 1st native-born generation of my Stoecklins). Love those names that change with almost every census. I have found phonetics a way of life with several of mine - Stoecklin being one of them.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

familytreeholden — 2011-09-23 16:13:07Z

You are correct Sharon.

In my records I show Milly Barman/Stoecklin full name as:
Amalia Freidricke Braunlich
That is from a baptism at St. John's Unitarian on 18 Mar 1883. It shows her parents as Wilhelm and Amalia Bitzer Braunlich.

In the Ohio Marriage Index (1880-1958) it lists her as Miss Amelia Brandlich:
Groom's Name: Andrew Barman
Groom's Birthplace: Cincinnati, O.
Bride's Name: Miss Amelia Brandlich
Bride's Birth Date: 1883
Bride's Birthplace: Cincinnati, O.
Bride's Age: 20
Marriage Date: 29 Aug 1903
Marriage Place: Butler County, Ohio
Groom's Father's Name: Lawrence Barman
Groom's Mother's Name: Margt Se...Ter
Bride's Father's Name: Wm. Brandlich
Bride's Mother's Name: Amelia Bitzer
Groom's Marital Status: Single
Bride's Marital Status: Single
Indexing Project (Batch) Number: M86854-3
System Origin: Ohio-VR
Source Film Number: 0355783
Reference Number: 2:3S4V7MV
Collection: Ohio Marriages, 1800-1958

1900 Census lists her as "Amelia Preuinled", lists her as the daughter of Eva, but she is actually Eva's grand-daughter. Milly's mother (also named Amelia, died 1886)
Name: Amelia Preuinled
Residence: Cincinnati City, Hamilton, Ohio
Birth Date: Feb 1881
Birthplace: Ohio
Relationship to Head-of-Household: Daughter
Father Birthplace: Germany
Mother Name: Eva Pruentisch
Mother Birthplace: Germany
Race or Color (expanded): White
Head-of-household Name: Eva Pruentisch
Gender: Female
Marital Status: Single
Read / Write / Speak English

1910 Census lists her as "Milly Brandley":
USA, Ohio, Hamilton, Cincinnati Ward 19;
ED , roll T624_1193, part , page .

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

Sammamish65 — 2011-09-23 15:41:14Z

I saw your post regarding Amelia Bitzer marriage. Do you know if Milly is Milly Barman's given name at birth, or could that be a nickname for Amelia? Just a passing thought. Thank you for posting the pictures.

Sharon Houck

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

familytreeholden — 2011-09-23 15:04:09Z

I pulled up the photos I shot while at the Walnut Hills Cemetery in Cincinnati, OH, last summer. These are from Section 16, lot 119.

See attached photo of the headstone for Milly B Stoecklin.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

Sammamish65 — 2011-09-23 06:10:57Z

OH death certificate #51137 for Milly Barman Stoecklin.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

Sammamish65 — 2011-09-23 05:32:59Z

Robert John Stoecklin is the younger brother of my gr-gr-grandfather, William Frank Stoecklin. Robert's first wife, Julia C. Poole, died 17 Jun 1923. They are both buried at Vine Street Hill Cemetery. I have a date of death for Millie of 15 Aug 1942 in Hamilton County, Ohio. I believe I found a reference to Millie Barman Stoecklin while looking at cemetery records but couldn't lay my hands on it tonight.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

familytreeholden — 2011-09-23 04:19:30Z

I just pulled the 1930 Census for Hartford CT. I found "John Stoecklin" and "Millie Stoecklin". I still believe these are the correct people, but I was curious where you found their full names? (Millie Barman Stoecklin and Robert John Stoecklin)

Thank you!

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

familytreeholden — 2011-09-23 03:46:12Z

I believe you are correct. I did find a "Millie Barman Stoecklin" in the Walnut Hills Cemetery in Cincinnati. I did not search outside OH for her before. Thank you for the information.

Re: Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

Sammamish65 — 2011-09-23 02:58:33Z

I have a Millie Barman Stoecklin married to Robert John Stoecklin in the 1930 census in Connecticut. Could Andrew J and Millie Barman have divorced rather than her dying? Found Andy and Millie in the 1920 US census with daughter Evelyn in Ohio.

Re: Clarence Brandley born 1900 in St. Louis, MO

DonnaMorris20 — 2009-11-30 19:04:03Z

I'd like the link to the ancestry site you have. I called NOrma she will take to your MOther get your number. if this is Robyn. NO info from Clara.

Yes, Norma is part Indian and has proof. Washa Indian. Her relative came from Germany, was going thru MO and bought an Indian girl of 18. You can see her family on rootsweb.com Brandley and Hunt. Look for their names. If Norma had such as book as you mentioned form Clara she would not have me looking for this information. I am sure she would like this book. Clarence and Clara were her parents.
John Brandley 1864 Wittenburg, Germany, Mary Stracker Jul 1867Mo
Julia May 1888, John Jr. 1890, Caroline (Carrie) Oct 1891, Clarence Adolph Jul 1867 1910 census
1920 census Clarence Brandley born 1900 clara born 1901 in AR died 1989 CO
Clarence is listed as telegraph operator
1930 census john age 64
Mary age 61

1930 census Crane Paulding co Ohio
Clarence 30 listed as railroad station agent.
Clara A 29
Richard C 2 years 8 months
Norma J one year and two months

copy of WWI draft notice shows Clarence Adolph Brandley gives birthday as August 31, 1899 listed as telegraph operator Wife Clara Brandley age 19,1910 census
1920 census Clarence Brandley born 1900 clara born 1901 in AR died 1989 CO
Clarence is listed as telegraph operator
1930 census john age 64
Mary age 61

1930 census Crane Paulding co Ohio
Clarence 30 listed as railroad station agent.
Clara A 29
Richard C 2 years 8 months
Norma J one year and two months

copy of WWI draft notice shows Clarence Adolph Brandley gives birthday as August 31, 1899 listed as telegraph operator Wife Clara Brandley age 191910 census
1920 census Clarence Brandley born 1900 clara born 1901 in AR died 1989 CO
Clarence is listed as telegraph operator
1930 census john age 64
Mary age 61

1930 census Crane Paulding co Ohio
Clarence 30 listed as railroad station agent.
Clara A 29
Richard C 2 years 8 months
Norma J one year and two months

copy of WWI draft notice shows Clarence Adolph Brandley gives birthday as August 31, 1899 listed as telegraph operator Wife Clara Brandley age 19parentage included Ouachitas Indians West Ar. american pronunciation Washita (Washa) from AR

Norma told me that her Grandmother on Rusert side was Indian in AR. that her Grand Father bought her at 18 from the Indians.Clara Rusert 1901Johnson co, AR, died 1989 in CO, Emma Brandley born 1901, Johann Brandley New York passenger lists 1820- 1957
John brandley
arrival date July 18, 1868
estimated birth year abt 1842
age 26
gender male
port of Departure
Bremen Germany
destination NY
Place of Origin
NY
Ship name AMERICA

Port of arrival
New York
Microfilm serial M237
Microfilm roll M237_298\List number 760
port arrival state New york
Port arrival country United States, born about 1842

Re: Clarence Brandley born 1900 in St. Louis, MO

DonnaMorris20 — 2009-11-30 00:34:02Z

Yes thisis the family I am looking for I am doig research for NOrma. Do you have some information?

Re: Clarence Brandley born 1900 in St. Louis, MO

Skiddwell — 2009-11-30 00:06:02Z

Was the Clarence Brandley you are looking for married to Clara Rusert (Russert) and had 2 children - Norma and Richard (I think this was their son's name) at one point they lived in Sherman, MO close to the Meramac River?

Re: Clarence Brandley born 1900 in St. Louis, MO

DonnaMorris20 — 2009-08-22 03:24:19Z

No this is not the Clarence I was looking for. I wish it were.

thznk you.

Re: Clarence Brandley born 1900 in St. Louis, MO

diskoverit — 2009-08-22 03:00:43Z

My great Aunt, Josephine Kilphouse, was married to Walter G. Brandley. Walter was a native of Salt Lake City, Utah. He had a brother, Clarence Brandley. In a newspaper clipping dated 4/11/1940, Walter is hailed a hero WWI, receiving both the purple and silver heart for bravery. His brother, Clarence, has a small bit at the end of the clipping, it reads:
"His brother, Clarence Brandley, who was with the fifty-eighth infantry, is still in Frances-in a cross-marked grave. He was killed at the Vesle River".

I don't know if this is your Clarence. I wish I had more information for Clarence, but I don't, just the clipping.

Clarence Brandley Clara Rusert her moother was an indian

DonnaMorris20 — 2008-12-22 23:42:34Z

Iam looking for the parents of Clara A Rusert wife of Clarence Brandley. It is told in the Brandley Family that John -Johan Ruset who came from Germany bought a Ouachita indian woman in West Arkansas. I would appreciate any information on this Indian Tribe and this Father and Mother of Clara A Rusert.

Pete BRANDLEY Arrested fior Murder 1914 OK

Obits101 — 2008-11-22 06:02:45Z

...from the archives in Oklahoma City, OK:

The Daily Oklahoman
08-04-1914
p.5

KILLS TENANT AND THEN SURRENDERS

CHICKASHA, Okla., Aug 3-(Special)-

Pete Brandley, a prominent farmer and land owner living twelve
miles northwest of Chickasha, shot and killed John Gray, one
of his tennants at 8 o'clock Monday morning. Brandley left
Gray's body lying in the road where it was found several hours
later.

Two weeks ago Brandley and Gray quarreled over a load of wood
which Gray said belonged to him, but which Brandley claimed.
During the quarrel Gray shot at Brandley with small bird shot,
but only grazed him with a few shot.

The men had not met since the shooting until Monday morning
when Gray, riding horseback, met Brandley in a buggy. Brandley
leveled a shotgun and fired, the load taking effect in the
right breast killing Gray instantly. Brandley telephoned the
officers of Caddo county at Anadarko and gave himself up.

***posted for genealogical purposes only; no relation***

Clarence Brandley born 1900 in St. Louis, MO

DonnaMorris20 — 2008-10-08 19:52:33Z

I am looking for any information on Clarence Brandley born in St. Louis Mo 1900.

Re: George & Louisa Brandley - Switzerland?

cbohlender824 — 2008-08-28 00:00:10Z

Was checking posts for Schellman's from Ohio, in particular, Caroline Schellman. Caroline was married to Joseph C. Schutte. Wondered if this particular family of Schellman's were a part of your family history?

Re: Brandley, Temple, Wchwank, Weiss

tipladd — 2006-03-23 18:44:05Z

Thanks. This sounds very possible, since Godfrey is used as a middle name in the next generation. It is possible that his father, Henry, also had the name of Godfrey as a middle name. He was born Dec, 1848 Switzerland -- if the info I was given is true. Any other bits of info will be appreciated. Send to: tipladd@hotmail.com

Re: Brandley, Temple, Wchwank, Weiss

JamesEast — 2006-03-23 18:34:31Z

We have in our line: Anna Maria and Elizabeth Brandley, b-5 May1846 Wilaberg Canton, Switz, twins married Lewis Godfrey and Charles Godfrey in Seneca Co., Ohio. Came to America after 1846 and before 1861. Maybe cousins to your relative??

Brandley / Barman / Braundlich

2005-04-04 21:15:05Z

I am looking for any information on the following people:

Andrew Barman
married: Milly Brandley (b: abt 1884, d: after 1910), she lived at 610 Aeave St, Cincinnati, OH
Child: Evelyn Barman, lived at 1131 California Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio
Evelyn later married someone with the lastname of Meyer.

Andrew Barman remarried after Milly passed away. His address was 1500 Pullan Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio, phone number K L 9285

Milly may have been buried in Walnut Hill Cemetery in Hamilton County, OH, along with her grandparents Henry & Eva Braundlich.

These addresses and other information were taken from old letters.

Brandley, Temple, Wchwank, Weiss

2003-11-01 02:46:27Z

Am searching for information of the Henry Brandley (b. Dec. 1848 Switzerland) and Augusta Temple (b. Dec 10, 1848 Germany) family. Also their son's family: William Godfrey Brandley (b June 29, 1890 Levenworth,KS) and Minnie Schwa/enk (b May 22, 1894 South Bend, Ind.).
And finally, the family of their son, Richard Henry Brandley (b May 7, 1917 South Bend, Ind.) and his wife, Dorothy Marie Miller (b Dec 29, 1918 South Bend, Ind.)

George & Louisa Brandley - Switzerland?

2003-10-12 01:31:32Z

George (~1826->1920) & Louisa Brandley were reportedly from Switzerland, although he was in Phila. for 1920 census. Children were Lewis, Augusta, William, Minnie, Bertha, & Louisa. Daughter Louisa (1865-1928) m. Henry Schweitzer (1850-1900) ~1886, & they had children Caroline & Henry, in Phila, PA. The name seems to have been spelled "Brandley" in the US, but I wonder if it might have been spelled differently overseas. Do any of these folks sound familiar to anyone?

AGOMBAR AND BRANDLEY

catgirlno1 — 2002-06-27 22:29:06Z

Im researching the family names, AGOMBAR and BRANDLEY

Stephanie Barbara Brandley

2001-09-26 15:56:50Z

Looking for Stephanie Barbara Brandley who lives in Texas.
She was married on 12/17/1932 to Willam J.Henry Brandley in South Bend, IN. My grandmother was her sister, Kazimiera Piechocki Niemier who died in Oct. 1918. Any info would be appreciated.