Ladwig - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Elsie Ladwig of Milwaukee County

merlyn4mme — 2009-09-09 01:09:34Z

Newton, Handel, Ladwig, Krueger are my family I am also rechearching. I have pics and paper trail. Contact with any information, we can trade.

Ladwig in Milwaukee

merlyn4mme — 2009-09-09 01:01:36Z

Looking for information on Carl(1863) and Agnes Ladwig. They had 3 children Brunno, Elsi (Fredrick Krueger) and George (Meta Handel). Thanks for the help.

William Ladwig, age, 88, born, Feb, 1, 1885, in Schuyler, Neb.,"

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-02-02 23:54:11Z

(February 1, 1885 - August 30, 1973)

September 6, 1973

William Ladwig Dies at Age 88

Funeral service was held Sunday at 2:00 p.m. at the Peet Chapel for William Ladwig, 88, who died at Natrona Memorial Hospital August 30.

The Rev. Paul Burnschuh, Douglas, conducted the service with Mrs. A, F, DeCastro organist. Singers, Nancy Lange, Judy Lange, Bob Doctor, Rob Akers, and Debbie Akers sang "Asleep in Jesus" and "Rock of Ages."

Casket bearers, all grandsons of Mr. Ladwig, were Robert Seifert, Richard Ladwig, Clyde Wilson, Larry Ladwig, Steven Ladwig, Ernest Ladwig, Scott Ladwig and William T. Wilson.

Honorary pallbearers were Emery Gaukel, Lee Moore, Frank Podolak, Bud Hoblit, Harry Miller, Gene L. Payne, Leo Heins, Frank Mahnke, Alvin Alexander, Floyd Alexander, Lynard Gladson, Fred Sheaman, Dave Bryant, Fred Hansen, Charles Heumier, Helmuth Klemke, Harlan Lohr, Rulo Roberts, C. E. Marvin, Chris Jassman, and Roy Turnbull. Burial was in the Lusk Cemetery.

Wilhelm (William) August Frederick Ladwig was born on February 1, 1885 in Schuyler, Neb. and came to Van Tassel in 1915 where he operated a garage for several years.

He married Katherina Wilhelmina Grant, Jan. 7, 1920, in Alliance, Neb. She died in 1948.

His early life consisted of farming in the Lusk area and custom threshing and combining wheat crops throughout western Nebraska, eastern Wyoming, Montana, and South Dakota, until 1960 when he moved to Turlock, Calif., where he owned and operated a motel until his retirement in 1968.

Mr. Ladwig made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Thomas (Madeline) Fagan, Casper and spent the summers at the home of his son, Richard Ladwig at Manville, until his death following a lengthy illness.

Survivors include four sons, James of Wheat Ridge, Colo., William (Bill) and Richard of Manville, Harold of Douglas; seven daughters, Mrs. Fagan of Casper, Mrs. Andrew (DeLyda) Hines, Riverside, Calif., Mrs. Clyde (Autumn) Wilson, Aurora, Colo., Mrs. Alfred (Olga) Lamont, and Mrs. Lucille Orrett, both of Fremont, Calif., Mrs. Ruth Drewery, Billings, Mont., and Mrs. J. M. (Helen) VanSickle, Angra Dos Reis, Rio De Janerio, Brazil; one brother, Carl Ladwig and one sister, Augusta Herling, both of Schuyler, Neb.; 35 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. One daughter, Josephine, died previously.

Josephine Mable Ladwig, born,Feb. 3, 1938, Manville, Wyoming ," Daughter of,William Ladwig Sr. and Katherina Ladwig, nee Grant.

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-02-02 23:41:03Z

(February 3, 1938 - December 31, 1953)
Josephine Mable Ladwig,

January 7, 1954

Josephine M. Ladwig

Final rites were held for Josephine M. Ladwig, youthful automobile accident victim, at two o'clock Saturday afternoon at the Chapel of the Peet Funeral Home. Rev. F. C. Doctor, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church, conducted the services, which were attended by the sophomore class of the Lusk High School.

During the services a mixed quartet composed of the Misses Juanita Cork and Barbara Windom, and Don Unruh and Lafe Culver Jr., sang "Asleep in Jesus" and "God Will Take of You."

Burial was made in the Lusk Cemetery with Stanton Baker, Lyle Eddy, Bob Markle, Floyd Tschacher, Ralph and Kenny Wasserburger serving as casket bearers.

Josephine Mable Ladwig

Josephine Mable Ladwig was born Feb. 3rd, 1938, at Manville, Wyoming to William Ladwig Sr. and Katherina Ladwig, nee Grant. Her youthful life was taken in an automobile accident on December 31st, 1953. She had attained the age of 15 years, 10 months, and 27 days.

Josephine attended Manville Grade School where she was a straight A student and very active in all extracurricular activities. When in Grade school, she was winner of the Niobrara County spelling contests for two years, and when in the seventh grade she was a contestant in the Wyoming-Colorado Rocky Mountain News Spelling Bee.

She was baptized into the Lutheran faith when an infant and was confirmed into the Lutheran church at the age of 14 years.

At the time of her death, she was a sophomore in the Lusk High School where she was a very good student, taking part in Band, Chorus, Pep Club and many other things of interest to her.

"Little Jo" with her always smiling face, beautiful hair and cheery voice was greatly loved by all who knew her.

She is survived and sadly missed by her father, William Ladwig Sr., seven sisters, Mrs. DeLyda Seifert, Denver, Colo., Mrs. Madeline Fagan, Laramie, Wyo., Mrs. Autumn Wilson, Aurora, Colo., Miss Olga Ladwig, Oakland, Calif., Mrs. Ruth Drewery, Riverton, Wyo., Miss Helen Ladwig, Denver, Colo., and Lucille of the family home,
also four brothers, William Ladwig Jr.,
and Harold Ladwig , Keeline, Wyo., Richard Ladwig, Manville, Wyo., and James of the family home;
eight uncles,
nine aunts,
four nieces, nine nephews,
and many other relatives and friends.

She was preceded in death by her mother Mrs. Katherina Ladwig in September 1948.

St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church,"

James E. Ladwig, 67, Denver, Colo. (January 26, 1936 - February 3, 2003)

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-02-02 23:29:43Z

(January 26, 1936 - February 3, 2003)

February, 2003

James E. "Jim" Ladwig

Graveside services for James E. "Jim" Ladwig, 67, were held Feb. 8, 2003 at the Lusk Cemetery.

Jim Ladwig died Feb. 3, 2003, at the Lutheran Medical Center in Denver, Colo.

Jim was born Jan. 26, 1936, and was raised in the Jireh, Manville and Lusk areas.

Jim joined the Air Force and was stationed in the Denver, Colo. area until his honorable discharge. He married Patricia Weiland of Wheat Ridge, Colo. on May 5, 1956.

Jim loved farming and turned his passion into a career as a florist in the Denver area. He was a 20 year veteran of the Wheat Ridge fire department, as well as an Emergency Medical Technician. Jim enjoyed working at all things mechanical. He retired from Moly Corp in Denver, as a plant maintenance engineer. He enjoyed spending his retirement time in his cabin in the mountains of Colorado and at his home in Wheat Ridge. He was a loving father.

His son Scott recalls; "Dad was always proud of his Wyoming roots and enjoyed frequent trips to visit family and friends in the area. For most of my childhood, I actually thought Dad's likeness was used for the Wyoming Cowboy symbol."

He is survived by his wife, Patricia; three children, Cheryl Ladwig-Pettid and her husband Marc of Nathrop, Colo.; Scott Ladwig and his wife Shelley of Denver;
Tim Ladwig and his companion Keith Malwitz of Denver;
four grandchildren,
four great-grandchildren, brothers Dick and Harold, and sisters Autumn, Ruth, Helen and Lucille.

Memorials may be made to the American Diabetes Society.

Brian A. Ladwig, age, 16,, son of Richard and Lois Ladwig, Oct. 26, 1992,

KENNELLYMARKA — 2009-02-02 23:21:46Z

(January 23, 1976 - October 26, 1992)

The Lusk Herald
October 28, 1992

Local youth dies Monday

A 16-year-old Manville youth died early Monday morning from a gunshot wound to the abdomen, according to law enforcement reports.

The Niobrara County Sheriff's Department and the Lusk/Niobrara Ambulance Service responded to a call just before 11 a.m. at the Dick Ladwig home three miles north of Manville. Brian Ladwig, son of Richard and Lois Ladwig, was transported to Niobrara County Memorial Hospital and then flown by Flight For Life to Wyoming Medical Center where he died following surgery.

The circumstances of the incident are not being released at this time because the case in under investigation by the Niobrara County Sheriff's Office.

Funeral services will be held Thursday afternoon in Lusk. For a complete obituary see page 3.

Services for Brian A. Ladwig set for Thursday
Funeral services for Brian A. Ladwig, 16, will be Thursday, Oct. 29, 1992, at 3 p.m. in the Niobrara County High School Auditorium in Lusk with Dan Anderson of the Lusk L.D.S. Church officiating. Burial will follow in the Dellview Cemetery in Manville.

Ladwig died Monday, Oct. 26, 1992, at the Wyoming Medical Center in Casper as a result of an accidental gunshot wound. He was born Jan. 23, 1976, at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., the son of Richard and Lois Ladwig.

At the time of his death, he was a sophomore at Niobrara County High School in Lusk where he had been active in band and basketball. He attended his first years of school at the Douglas School System at Ellsworth AFB where he was active in band and soccer. He loved reading, riding his horse, hunting and spending time with his many friends, both young and old.

He is survived by his parents of Manville, one brother, Richard, of Lusk; his paternal grandparents, Richard and Mildred Ladwig;
maternal grandparents, John and Wyona Overman
and many aunts, uncles and cousins.

For those who wish, memorials to the Niobrara County High School Library will be appreciated by the family.

Bader-Peet Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.

Re: Ladwigs in Milwaukee

John_Piech — 2006-11-17 21:31:50Z

MY maternal Grandmother was Hattie Ladwig (Lowey) born 1883 she was married to my Grandfather John Robert Lowey born 1877 both born in the U.S.A. They had two children a girl (my Mother) Lorraine and her brother Francis.

Re: Ladwigs of Iowa

2006-09-10 02:03:40Z

Hello, I saw your post on ancestry.com message board for Ladwig surnames. I am searching for Josphine Rachow Ladwig, who married Adolph Edwin Ladwig. His father may have been William Frederick Ladwig. They all lived in or around Sumner, Iowa. 1883-1942
If any of these names are familiar would you contact me at mthrnature2001@yahoo.com

Ladwigs in Bremer County, Iowa

2006-09-10 01:59:09Z

Hello, I saw your post on ancestry.com message board for Ladwig surnames. I am searching for Josphine Rachow Ladwig, who married Adolph Edwin Ladwig. His father may have been William Frederick Ladwig. They all lived in or around Sumner, Iowa. If any of these names are familiar would you contact me at mthrnature2001@yahoo.com

Re: Ladwigs of Iowa

bbobicr — 2006-07-17 17:12:28Z

My grandfather, Ora Alvin Ladwig, was born in Sumner, Bremer Cty, IA. 1-3-1884, father William, mother Louisa both from Prussia, I think his grandfather was Carl, not sure though. Need help with early family. new email address bobicraker@peoplepc.com

Re: Ladwig, Otto ; Ladwig, Wilmer

2006-06-18 00:06:08Z

Elfriede,
Yes, yes - yes- it it your Otto Paul I am searching for - I still can't get any leads on him. We will Keep trying.
Your friend - Barb

Ora Alvin Ladwig

bbobicr — 2006-06-10 00:49:21Z

This is my grandfather b. 1-3-1884 in Bremer Cty, IA. to Wm. & Louisa Ladwig b. 1853 & 1854 respectively. They had at least 7 children beside Ora - Herman b 1880, Emiel b 1881, Fredrick R. b 1883, Henry b. 1885 or 6, Clara b 1889 Elmer b 1891, Rufus b 1890. I believe Wm's father & mother were Carl & Matilda b. 1831 & 1832 in Prussia, as was Wm. In 1870, census shows Carl & family residing in Beloit, WI. That census shows 10 children of Carl. Does this fit with anyone's family info? Help appreciated.

Re: Ladwig, Otto ; Ladwig, Wilmer

elfriede13 — 2006-06-09 16:33:46Z

Hi, Barbara,

you are searching for my otto paul gerhard ladwig?? Or do you search for yourself???
Please answer me.

The Otto you search, musst be my Otto!!!

Please answer soon!

Thank you so much
Elfriede Groeneveld - Ladwig
from Northgermany

Charles Thomas Ladwig Bio

2006-05-27 22:02:08Z

Missouri Historical Review - January 1995 - Page 243

Charles Thomas Ladwig

Charles Thomas "Tom" Ladwig, Columbia, Missouri, author, columnist, and teacher died August 10, 1994, in Columbia. Born in Hebron, Nebraska, on March 19, 1919, to Ernest V. and Minnie V. Haud Ladwig, he married Josephine Best on June 1, 1972, in Hutchison, Kansas.

Ladwig received a bachelor's degree in liberal arts, and a master's degree in library science from Emporia State University in Kansas. He served as librarian for the University of Missouri-Columbia School of Journalism from 1972 until 1978 and later taught journalism at MU and Oklahoma State University. Around 1980 Ladwig returned to Columbia as a freelance writer. Widely known as the columnist of 'Tales of History,' Ladwig also compiled two works on rural colloquialishs, 'How to Talk dirty Like Grandad' and 'Granny Had a Word for It.'

Ladwig is survived by his wife; three sons, Craig, of Fort Wayne, Indiana, and Phil and Tim, both of Wichita, Kansas; a stepson, Tim Robertson of New Orleans; two sisters, Carolyn Hoffer of Napa, California, and Dorothy Neal of Long Beach, California; and seven Grandchildren.

Obit.: O'Dell F. LADWIG, 72, of KS and MN

HaroldHolstein — 2006-05-02 01:47:32Z

From The Wichita Eagle, Wichita, KS, September 25, 2005--

"Ladwig, O'Dell F., died Friday, September 23, 2005.
Born August 2, 1933 in Breckenridge [, Wilkin County], MN, preceded in death by his parents, Fred H. Ladwig and Ella Schramm, sons, Scott and O'Dell, Jr., grandson Brian, brothers, Clarence, Wilbert, and Eugene, sister, Evelyn.
Service 1 p.m. Monday, St. Paul's Lutheran Church, 925 N. Waco.
Survivors include his wife Betty Marie Simmons whom he married on June 14, 1980, brother, LeRoy; daughters, Ella McLaughlin of Texas, Kathleen Swain of Georgia; step-daughters, Christine Henkel, Catherine Hauber, and Cecilia Atherton; grandchildren, Amy and Eileen McLaughlin, Trinity Swain, Austin Chancelor, Anna Attkisson, Erin, Meredith, and Michael Hauber, Evan and Samuel Atherton; great-grandson, Austin.
O'Dell loved his country and the United States Air Force, he served in Korea, Vietnam, and the Philippines, Thailand, and Alaska. During his time in the Air Force, he received the Meritorious Service Medal on July 18, 1973. In 1979, after serving 27 years, he retired as a Senior Master Sergeant in the United States Air Force. He then continued on and went to work at Boeing Aircraft as a General Administrative Planner after many years he retired in 1990. O'Dell was an expert fisherman; he was a member and very active part of St. Paul's Lutheran Church. O'Dell is loved and will be missed by all.
Memorial has been established with the church, 925 N. Waco, Wichita, KS i67203.
Condolences may be e-mailed to the family via www.cochranmortuary.com."

Elsie Ladwig of Milwaukee County

EleanorJoanR — 2006-04-08 13:17:03Z

I am looking for information on Elsie who married Frederick H. Krueger. She was born Osct 1891 in WI. Is it possible that her parents were August and Mary Ladwig? Joan in NC

Hattie Carolyn Ladwig of Fort Worth, TX 1934

drbrownlee — 2006-02-12 02:36:37Z

Hattie Ladwig is pictured in the 1934 yearbook of East Texas State Teachers College in Commerce, Texas. She's a senior from Fort Worth.

Pastor Fritz

@@okanatakcan@yahoo.com — 2005-12-19 17:59:37Z

Dear Sir or Madam

I am from Turkey and I am currently trying to search Pastor "Fritz" who lived in Michigan State. One of his or his housewife's relative lived in Turkey who is my grandmother. İf you have a family member whose name is Fritz and Pastor please let me know. If you find a resemblance, I will contact you.
Kind Regards

Re: Ladwigs in Milwaukee

2005-04-14 02:13:23Z

Re: LADWIG, John F. & Ella J. Raasch, Shawano, Wisconsin

2003-08-22 02:54:38Z

Attached is a scan of that family record which is framed under glass. Any descendants wanting to be reunited with the family record?

Fred Ladwig and wife Wilhelmina Freyburger

2003-07-30 23:09:18Z

My great grandfather was Fred Ladwig. He was married to Wilhelmina (minnie) Freyburger. All I know is that their daughter, Maxine b. 6/21/14 was my grandmother. I'm looking for any kind of connection with any information as I haven't had much luck. I don't even know where they are from but I have a lot of info on Wilhelmina's side of the family. Any info or advice would be greatly appreciated!! Thanks! My email is vicpick1203@yahoo.com

Theodore Ladwig

2003-05-28 21:03:38Z

I am searching for the parents and/or siblings of Theodore Ladwig, born March 2, 1861 in LeSueur, MN. He married Bertha Michaelis June 8, 1882 in LeSueur, MN and moved to Kingfisher, OK in approx 1895 where he and his wife raised 8 children: Dinah (Thomsen, my great grandmother), Arthur, Theodore, George, William, Eddie, Bertha (Pflueger) & another daughter Mrs. Ace Gutowsky. Theodore died in Okeene, OK May 29, 1945. I have been unable to locate his family in MN on the 1870 or 1880 US Census'. Any help would be appreciated!!

LADWIG, John F. & Ella J. Raasch, Shawano, Wisconsin

2002-11-18 08:05:40Z

My wife recently went to an auction in Shawano, Wisconsin and picked up a huge lot of old photos and family records from the above family dating back to the late 1800's. Names on the family record are: Ella J. Raasch married John F. Ladwig (died December 1, 1957), (83 years/9 months/11 days) April 22, 1898 at Shawano, Wisconsin by Rev. Nichol. Children: Olga M. Ladwig, b. March 30, 1901 (died November 17, 1957), Margaret L. Ladwig, b. November 1st, 1904, Leonard P. Ladwig, b. November 19, 1916.

I hope this information helps someone. abartelt@fibernetcc.com

Re: Milton F. Ladwig, 1921-2001

2002-06-04 20:34:37Z

Have you checked any of the resources on the Manitowoc County, WI, web page?

Also, check with one of the volunteers at "Randon Acts of Genelogical Kindness" (http.//www.raogk.org.wisconsi2.htm). Rosie Wiley (bwiley@lakefield.net) and Nancy Kappelman (nancykap@lakefield.net) may be your best choices.

I'll keep working, too.

Re: Milton F. Ladwig, 1921-2001

2002-06-03 19:17:38Z

Patricia,

I don't know anything, yet, about the connection, but my sister still lives in Manitowoc, and she lived with Uncle Milton and Aunt Elaine for years. I'll contact her and see if she can help out.

I'll be back in touch.

Sue Jones

flickinger

suanhall — 2002-07-27 19:07:33Z

my gg grandfather is Ferdinand Ladwig from sumner IA. Could use some help

Re: Eliabet Ladwig

robertsresearch — 2003-01-30 23:17:48Z

Yes, I am very much intererested in finding more about my family from Germany. I was in Brazil when you sent your email and have just returned a few hours ago. Please send the GEDCOM attachment to my new email address: robertsresearch@attbi.com

Thank you very much!

Ken Robert

Ladwigs on German Ships

BJWright1234 — 2002-09-24 13:13:16Z

Found these Ladwig family members on "ships lists" from Germany. Do any of them belong to You?
http://www.buffnet.net/~macdowel/cross/bluff.htm
Ship: Harry Bluff- From: Hamburg To: New York Arrived: 20 November 1865
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http://istg.rootsweb.com/1800/wieland18761004.html
3 Gustav Ladewig 29 male farmer Germany
4 Martha Ladewig 25 fem. wife Germany
5 Carl Ladewig 2 male son Germany
6 Johs. Ladewig 11* male baby Germany
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild SS Wieland
Hamburg and Havre to New York October 4, 1876
DISTRICT OF NEW YORK -- PORT OF NEW YORK
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http://istg.rootsweb.com/1800/lessing18760927.html
Passenger 344 Name could be Ladwig
344 Adolf Ludwig* 18 male tanner Gmy
SS Lessing
Hamburg, Harve to New York
September 27, 1876
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Happy Holidays!

Re: Eliabet Ladwig

DeZiemann — 2002-11-21 16:15:36Z

Hi Ken,

still interested in these data? If so, I could send you a GEDCOM-file. Feel free to email me directly.

kind regards from Hamburg/Germany
Detlef Ziemann

LADWIG from Ball/Kr. Saatzig/POM

DeZiemann — 2002-11-21 16:15:36Z

Hi,

the Ladwigs in my family-tree you can find at http://members.tripod.de/dezi01/ahnen/detlef/html/index.htm

kind regards

Re: Milton F. Ladwig, 1921-2001

bill16955 — 2002-10-12 19:43:54Z

Sue - thank you so much - I just got goose-bumps - maybe this is it, but even if not - thank you!

Re: Milton F. Ladwig, 1921-2001

bill16955 — 2002-10-12 19:43:54Z

Sue - thank you so much for getting back to me. Your time is valuable - so I certainly appreciate what you have given me and taken the time to correspond. I certainly will look into those three areas you mentioned and I am sure my niece will also.
Thank you again, Sue and have a wonderful day!

Friederich Ladwig / Emilie Louisa Ladwig Manz

sug53 — 2002-11-03 02:51:10Z

Hello - I am searching for information on Emilie Louisa Ladwig Manz, my great grandmother. She was born 1846 and died in 1879 Paynesville MN. She came to the United States with her father and sister in 1857. Her mother may have died in Germany or shortly after arriving in the states. She was married to Herman Ludwig Manz in Fond du Lac County, WI in 1865. Her mother's maiden name may be Heller, but I don't know for sure.

Does this sound familiar to anyone? I'd appreciate any leads on her side of the family.

Thanks!

Susan Manz Graham

Re: LADWIG, John F. & Ella J. Raasch, Shawano, Wisconsin

sug53 — 2005-11-05 05:20:12Z

Hello - Have you had any takers on this family information? My ancesors were Ladwig's from Wisconsin. I'm very much interested in this information and would like to hear from you. THanks so much! Sue sug53@earthlink.net

Re: Emilie Caroline Ladwig

Carol_McWade — 2005-02-23 05:14:41Z

Were your relatives possibly from Stolp, Pommern? I have studied my Ladwig roots and find they always use family names rearranged. I have a Auguste Fredrika Caroline Ladwig in my family that came to Milwaukee in 1868. She was one of 7 siblings; parents that came here were Heinrich Augusta and Theresa Ladwig. Your relative's name sounds very close to our family's names. Carol Ladwig McWade

Re: looking for history for my dad

san_lad2000 — 2003-10-23 16:21:14Z

judy it was nice to hear from you maybe we can comunicate by email. i have some pictures that i would like to share with you you can email me at sanlad@hotmail.com waiting to hear from you

Re: Ladwigs in Milwaukee

chevette_1 — 2005-01-05 02:09:25Z

My husband is a descendant of Heinrich August Ladwig and Theresa Himerdinge (or Zimmerman) Ladwig who came to the US from Germany in 1868 or 1869 and settled in Milwaukee. He is from their daughter Theresa's line. We would be interested in hearing from descendants of the couple's other children; Francis, Augustina, Paul, Anna and Frederick.

Ladwigs in Milwaukee

CarolMcWade — 2003-05-11 02:11:13Z

I am 7th generation of Ladwigs in Milwaukee. Heinrich August Ladwig and Theresa (Himerdinge) Ladwig arrived on the S.S. Union in New York in June 1868. They had 6 children listed on the ship's manifest: Francis, Augustina, Theresa, Paul, Anna and Frederick. They went from New York to Chicago and to Milwaukee within a year. Living in Milwaukee, I have been able to collect lots of information on marriages, census records, deaths, burials, naturalizations, etc.

Does anyone want to trade or share information?

Re: LADWIG, John F. & Ella J. Raasch, Shawano, Wisconsin

Gonzo126 — 2003-10-23 00:18:39Z

Are you anywhere near Black Creek???

Ladwig family - Dodge Co WI

C_Gahm — 2005-12-06 15:35:01Z

My great x3 aunt Dorothea Huebner and her husband Carl Ladwig lived in Dodge Co, WI area mid 1800's till early 1900's. Any info on this family would be welcome. Thanks, Chuck

Re: looking for history for my dad

galehamm92452861572 — 2003-10-23 15:01:23Z

Dear sanford, my name is judy ,my dad was also earl ladwig,by his third marriage,to joan ladde.He lived with us from 1959,until his death in 1986.He has four children with my mom,earl,frank,judy and karen.We were all born in the 60's. I did not know there were other kids out there until after his death.I would like to know any information about him that you have and if I can answer any questions you might have.Dad is burried at roselawn cemetery in gary Indiana if you would like to know.

Re: Ladwigs in Milwaukee

bluufrog — 2003-05-26 22:25:14Z

I have Ladwigs of the Milwaukee area Named Edward William Max, his father Franz H Frank,His dad William, and his father Fred who was married to Sophia. I do not know if this is of any relation to you. Please let me know what you think.

Thanks.

Emilie Caroline Ladwig

apolloag — 2003-12-28 07:06:01Z

Emilie Caroline Fredericke Ladwig was my gg grandmother. If you know any more information about her parents or their ancestors it would be of great help to me. Emilie Caroline married Gotthilf August Julius Genz in 1874 in Prussia but then they both died in Wisconsin. I was wondering at what point they moved to the United States and possibly any other information. Currently, I only hold information about about Gotthilf's parents and Emilie's parents and that's as far as my line goes, so if you have any information at all, I would really appreciate it. Thank you,
Adrian

Re: looking for history for my dad

sanlad — 2003-01-14 05:14:33Z

ii guess ii have half brothers and sisters my name is sanford earl my mother was lillian

relatives

brownc20 — 2003-04-27 07:47:05Z

looking for any info on the ladwigs from north eastern south dakota all i know is immediate family

Milton F. Ladwig, 1921-2001

stonecoldead — 2005-08-24 16:15:49Z

Milton F. Ladwig
Son of the late George and Agatha Kraemer Ladwig.
Milton was born Sept. 8, 1921 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin
Died Sunday morning, Oct. 7, 2001 in Manitowoc, Wisconsin
He married Elaine Swetlik July 2, 1949 at St. Paul's Catholic Church, Manitowoc. She preceded him in death May 13, 1999.

Re: Milton F. Ladwig, 1921-2001

BLadwigWright — 2005-06-06 12:04:14Z

Hoping that some of you Manitowoc County Ladwig family members can assist me. I am searching for any information regarding the family of Wilmer Martin Ladwig, born 1914 in Cherokee, IA; married Vera Susan Jones (1917); and Wilmer died in Manitowoc County,WI. His father was reportedly one Otto Ladwig; and I am wondering if this could be the Otto Paul Gerhard Ladwig, born 1875, that I am searching for. Otto. P.G. Ladwig came to USA about 1900 from Koslin/Pommern; a painter by trade. He still has a living nephew in Germany who would like to meet his American relatives.

Any clues would be appreciated.

Re: Ladwigs in Milwaukee

BLadwigWright — 2005-06-06 12:04:14Z

Our Ladwig family branch arrived in Milwaukee via Montreal from Germany in 1855. Do your records indicate any information on any Ladwig family emigration during that time period. John Frederick Ladwig, his wife D. Sophia (Pagelsdorf) and about 9 of his children came to Milwaukee, then traveled to Jefferson county, WI to homestead there.

Any information you may have about Milwaukee records would be appreciated. E-mail me at Gmarott@yahoo.com

Ladwig, Otto ; Ladwig, Wilmer

BLadwigWright — 2005-06-06 12:04:14Z

Searching for any information on one Otto Paul Gerhard Ladwig, born 1875 in Germany. Came to the USA about 1900 from Koslin/Pommern, Germany. He was a painter by profession.

Also searching for any information on Wilmer Martin Ladwig, born 1914 in Cherokee, IA; married Vera Susan Jones (dob 1917), and died in Manitowac Co.,WI. His father was a "Otto Ladwig" and may be the one I am searching for above.

Any information on any of these persons would be greatly appreciated. E-mail me directly at gmarott@yahoo.com

Obit. LADWIG, FLORENCE ELIZABETH

KayRomubio — 2004-05-25 02:22:08Z

LADWIG FLORENCE ELIZABETH Sept. 8, 1915 to Oct. 24, 2003 Florence was born in Chicago, Ill. She met her sweetheart, Carl, there in 1939. They married in 1941 and had five children. She was a loving wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother. On October 3, after 62 years of marriage, Carl passed away. Three weeks later, Florence went to join her sweetheart. They are survived by their sons, Michael (Brenda), Brian (Claudia), Bill (Sheryl), twin daughters Kathleen (Gary), Eileen (Richard), granchildren Kristina, Matthew, Peter, Daniel, Stephen, Lauren and great-grandchild Abigail. Also, ex-daughter-in-law Sheila. They also leave behind Florence ' s sister Pat and numerous nieces and nephews. They are dearly missed. Mass will be celebrated at St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church at 10 a.m. Saturday November 8. Cremation planned. Published in the San Diego Union-Tribune on 11/1/2003. (volunteer submission)