Lutz - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Lutz, Samuel-Lancaster, PA

CBHeckel — 2009-11-14 00:49:03Z

Steve,

I ran across an articel in the New Holland Clarion, June 26 1925 (I think - hard to read the date) mentioning that George Heckel was elected something or another at the Issac Lutz family reunion. I gather you are of the George Clan. I'm from the line of brother John. Please make contact. I'd be interested in details of that line.

heckel47@hotmail.com

Regards,
Carl Heckel

LUTZ family, emmigrated from Bavaria to the US, 1854 aboard the Edward Everett

dklart — 2009-10-22 15:02:18Z

I'm researching this LUTZ family of 2 parents and 7 children, all born in Bavaria. I'm looking for the any info on the 4 oldest children. I have tracked the parents and 3 younger child to Wisconsin.

To date, I've found no records indicating where in Bavaria this LUTZ family originated from.

There is no indication the 4 elder children settled in Wisconsin, or in neighboring states.

I've located a ships' manifest for the Edward Everett, which departed Rotterdam and arrived NYC in Sep 1854. I've matched the parents and 3 youngest children, who also appear on an 1860 US Census Record, living in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The naturalization record for the youngest male child, Mathew, confirms the arrival date to the US for the family in 1854.

The ships manifest is mostly illegible for the 4 oldest children, but I deducted that this couple, due to their vintage at the time of arrival, must have had some older children.

I queried on another board about the ships mainifest, the record can be viewed here: http://boards.ancestry.com/topics.immigration.depeur/1455/mb...

The purpose of posting this query is to connect with anyone that may have Bavarian LUTZ ancestors who arrived to the US in 1854 in their lineage. I am hoping something turns up for one of the 3 males, that will lead back to a specific Bavarian village.

All feedback on any detail is welcome and appreciated. Thank you, Darla
___________________________________________________________

PARENTS:
(Johann)George LUTZ: b 1807 – d 1878 Milwaukee, Wisconsin
(Anna) Margaretha unknown: b 1803 – d 1878 Milwaukee, Wisconsin

CHILDREN:
? Frank: b 1830 –
? (Herman) Male: b 1831 – (this name is a guess)
? (Rupert) Male: b 1836 – (this name is a guess)
? Margaret b: 1838 –

Anna Margaretha: b 1842 – d 1901 Outagamie, Wisconsin
Ottilie: b 1843 – d 1908 Jefferson, Wisconsin
Mathew: b 1846 – d 1910 Outagamie, Wisconsin

Re: Ebenezer Orphan Home OH two Lutz children

KittyBeal — 2009-10-17 03:50:31Z

Susan:
I can scan those pictures tomorrow and email them to you, and I would be happy to make hard copies and mail to you. How exciting to make contact w/someone who was actually there. My 2 Aunts are gone now, but their timeframe for being at Ebenezer was about 1925 - 1935 (I don't have the info on my laptop). I will look into it further in the AM. They were actually "better off" being there than the alternative. Both went to college, and had successful careers.
Were you able to help Ms. Bateman? What a wonderful hobby we all share.
Hope I can help your mother-in-law. I wish my Aunts were still here to share in our delight.

Sincerely,
Kitty Beal

Re: Ebenezer Orphan Home OH two Lutz children

jbohmer — 2009-10-13 01:09:01Z

Hello! My mother in law is May Lutz from Ebenezer Orphan Home! She would love to see these pictures - she will be 96 next month and is doing very well. She loved her time at the "home" as she calls it. I have written her personal history and would love to have contact with you. Please contact me at sjhansen7@yahoo.com. I am using my cousins account and any reply will go to her, not me. Thanks! Susan Hansen

Re: Ebenezer Orphan Home OH two Lutz children

jbohmer — 2009-10-13 01:05:39Z

Hello! My mother in law is May Lutz - she was raised in the Ebenezer Orphan Home in Bellevue Ohio. I have some of the answers you are searching for. I also am looking for missing information. Please contact me ASAP! My email is sjhansen7@yahoo.com. Or call me at 330-345-4180. I will be so excited to hear from you! My name is Susan Hansen and I am using my cousins account. Thanks!

Re: Information on Samuel and Geneva Lutz Family

WilliamCooper414 — 2009-10-11 21:43:08Z

For information on Samuel P. Lutz and family contact me
at wtcooper@verizon.net regarding your request.

Re: Information on Samuel and Geneva Lutz Family

WilliamCooper414 — 2009-10-11 21:39:45Z

Anita Lutz contact us at wtcooper@verizon.net regarding
your request for information regarding Samuel and Geneva
Lutz.

Re: Death Notice for Balser J. Lutz

DelbertSpencer1 — 2009-10-08 21:16:30Z

Hi cousin Connie,
Just touching bases. Glad to see you are still doing genealogy. We corresponded several years ago on my Baltzer W. Lutz 1776-1850 and Elizabeth Wunderlich 1779-1814 roots. When Elizabeth died, her widowed aunt Catherine Wunderlich (George Wetzel II) married Baltzer in 1816, and from that line I descend.

Delbert Spencer dspencer@bresnan.net

Re: Samuel Lutz family found - Casper - correction

jtw2299 — 2009-10-05 03:06:44Z

I'm also unclear about Casper's relationship to Christian. My
reading of his 1800 will doesn't show a son named Christian. See my note
below:

!Children: Will of Casper Lutz lists children: Nicholas, Henry, John,
Catharine, Elizabeth, and Abraham; Grandchild Catharine Lutz, child
of Abraham. (Pennsylvania Abstract of Wills, p. 621)
Church records show children of Caspar Lutz in two locations
(different children in each place). When placed in chronological
order the list is the same as in Casper's will, with the exception
of 3 children not listed in will. We presume those children had
died before Casper. (Records of the Pastoral Acts of the Lutheran
and Reformed Congregation of the Muddy Creek Church, 1730-1790,
trans. Wm. Hinkle and Frederick S. Weiser, 1981.)

Jeff Winston

Re: Samuel Lutz family found - Casper - correction

jtw2299 — 2009-10-05 02:23:58Z

Regarding the immigration of Casper, I have the following information originally obtained from the records of a descendant of Casper's through Johannes (Dr. William Lutz of Wernersville PA, now deceased) who is my wife's father. I verified through the document cited:

! Casper Lutz immigration: Came to US in 1738 via ship The Thistle, Rotterdam, John Wilson
Cmdr., last from Plymouth, England ("A Collection of Upwards of .
Upwards of Thirty Thousand Names of German, Swiss, Dutch, French
and Other Immigrants in Pennsylvania from 1727 to 1776", ed.
Prof. I. Daniels Rupp, 1965)

Re: Lutz/Luzius - Russia/Ukraine/Poland

stefanieredding — 2009-09-16 18:47:15Z

My grandma's maiden name is lutz. My mom told me it's a polish name. But i found that it orginated from germany and was founf in scotland in 1891

Re: Lutz from MD> Fairfield OH>Putnam Co OH

marlamallory128 — 2009-09-07 14:18:11Z

Kim,

My great grandfather is George Albert Lutz. He had two brothers, William and Samuel. John was his father's name and my information says he originated in Maryland. I don't know if he was born there.

Re: Lutz/Luzius - Russia/Ukraine/Poland

SANDRAGILBERT44 — 2009-09-06 23:45:22Z

Bella, Grandma's maiden name was Stoltz. She was born in Moscow, Russia as wasmy grandfather. Turaldo may be much like an area of Moscow. Aunt Erna Was born in Germany on their way over in 1914. The other children were born in Detroit. There are always inconsistencies because of the wars ad at one time Russia had conquered Poland. I remember he day Uncle Paul died. I was living with grandma at the time. He apparently had rheumatic heart fever as a child and at the time I knew him he was bedridden and would let me paint his toenails. Grandma just screamed when he was found dead. I guess I will never forget. I was somewhere between 5-6. He was very frail. Thee is a story that at one time he married and had a child, but no one seemed to know what happened to the child. Don't change anything on the Gobat or Sutter lines of my family. My cousin and I are working on that. We cannot find our greatgrandmother Gobat, but are getting closer. These ar people on my father's side of the family. So leave them alone, but if you find something that might be helpful, let me know. Be careful on Grandma Lutz too. I have done a lot of work on here. Best of luck on your side of the family, its alwaysamazing. love, aun sandie

Re: Lutz Family

bonnbair — 2009-09-03 18:21:31Z

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Re: Lutz Family

Julianne1963 — 2009-09-02 15:12:16Z

I have a Levina Lutz around that time who was Levina Beischline as well? An connection? She was My Grndmothers grandmother.

Lutz in NJ

SusanTMason — 2009-09-01 23:06:49Z

Searching for Alan Lutz, sister Susan, of Bergen County, NJ

Lutz Family

bonnbair — 2009-09-01 22:18:03Z

Searching for information on Levina Lutz living in Mifflin County Pennsylvania 1860.

Joshua Lutz, wife Sarah (Sara) of Baltimore, MD 1930 Census

ladyblue53 — 2009-08-27 23:22:03Z

Daughter Mazie was my g-mother, trying to find and ancestors and Sarah's last name. Joshua had 2 sons Gilbert and Eugene. Gilbert worked for the Pony Express in Pennsylvania. Any information would be appreciated

Re: Lutz from MD> Fairfield OH>Putnam Co OH

Kimbo0930 — 2009-07-22 23:16:24Z

Hi, if you have ancestry you can go on family trees and put in his name and find alot of info. His father was John, the eldest brother of my George.

Kim

Magdalena LUTZ

ValerieKuhn — 2009-07-04 17:53:04Z

Looking for ancesters of Magdalena Lutz, born abt. 1764 in Wurtenberg, Germany. She married Joseph Schrode(Schrodin) who was born abt. 1760 also in Wurtenberg.

Re: Johannes George LUTZ > ca 1706

cathygowdy — 2009-06-02 12:53:39Z

For those of you who believe in sources for the information posted, this information came from a book written by Margaret Lutes entitled "JOHANNES GEORG LUTZ 1706-1756."

Frances Lutz obit - 2009

cathygowdy — 2009-06-02 12:44:24Z

BESSEMER CITY - Frances Jolly Lutz, 79, died May 12, 2009, at home.

She was born Oct. 7, 1929, in Marlboro County, S.C., to the late Malcom and Amanda Lewis Jolly.

A funeral service will be held 11 a.m. Thursday at Grace Lutheran Church in Bessemer City with the Revs. Elizabeth Coler and Dusty Prince officiating.

Visitation will be one hour before the service at the church.

Interment is at Bessemer City Memorial Cemetery.
Frances was a member of Grace Lutheran Church in Bessemer City.

Survivors include her husband, Clyde Lutz of the home; son, Alvin Lutz and wife Susan of Bessemer City; daughter, Cynthia Miller and husband Rod of Lexington; grandchildren, Andy Lutz and wife Janice, Zack Miller and wife Jung Lae, Adam Miller and wife Marelda; great-grandchildren, Cody, Jacob, Sofia.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Grace Lutheran Church, P. O. Box 185, Bessemer City, NC 28016

To offer condolences, please visit www.siskbutler.com

Arrangements by Sisk-Butler Funeral Home, Bessemer City.

Published in the Gaston Gazette from 5/13/2009 - 5/14/2009

Isaac Lutz

geminitwo — 2009-07-07 23:05:54Z

Looking for any info on Isaac Lutz & his wife Matilda (possibly maiden name was Calvert)
They were in Warren Co., IN in 1860, 1870. They were married June 27, 1826 in Washington Co., MD.

Children: Francis P, Henry C, Joseph F.C., Ann or Anna C.C.,
Minnie. I'm trying to find out if this Isaac had a sister
named Mary Magadalene Lutz who married William Hunt in Washington Co., MD.

Thanks for any help.

Bobbie Brady

Re: Death Notice for Balser J. Lutz

ConnieCave — 2009-08-25 16:49:39Z

This Balser belongs in my Lutz family history. I did not have his death date, so this is quite helpful. Thank you for publishing this notice. I had him in Los Angeles as late as 1924, but that was my last reference. Are you connected to this Balser? I work on the the Baltzer Lutz 1770-1850 Genealogy.
Connie Cave

Lutz in Utica, NY 1850-195-

KroohsCrew — 2009-04-09 16:54:58Z

Michael (Michel, Mike) Lutz b.Alsace-Lorraine abt 1842 m. Anna Benz b.Baden Germany abt 1847. Son Frank C. Lutz born 1883
Chris (Christian, Christopher) Herman b. abt 1860 Aachen Germany m. Mary Agnes Finnegan b. abt 1861 NY. daughter Clara M. Herman b.1886. Frank m. Clara 3 Jun 1908. Children: Dorothy, Francis, Edna, Cecilia

Lutz, Utica NY

KroohsCrew — 2009-04-02 20:47:56Z

I'm looking for the Lutz family in Utica NY. I have Michael/Michel/Mike b.6 Jan 1846 in Alsace/France/Germany; arr. US 1872, died 31 Mar 1921. Married Anna Benz b.Aug 1947 in Baden,Germany, arr US in 1852 or 1860; died 1 APR 1920. Children Joseph Andrew, John, Philip, Anna, Frank Charles, Mike, John, John (again) and Anna (again). Arrival dates and children's names are from the 1900 & 1920 US census. I can't find anyone on the 1910 census. If you have any info or suggestions of where to look, I will be very appreciative.

Re: Lutz Brooklyn & Queens New York

Rosumcakes — 2009-08-17 18:54:44Z

Thank you very much for your help!

Re: Lutz Brooklyn & Queens New York

Rosumcakes — 2009-08-17 13:43:53Z

I am currently doing research on a branch of the Lutz family from the Brooklyn & Queens area of NYC. My great great grandfather (as far as I can tell from census and WWI records) was Joseph Lutz (b. 1881 in Brooklyn). I am still awaiting birth and death records for more info. Is there any chance there is a relation between our families?

Re: Ebenezer Orphan Home OH two Lutz children

@@KittyGip@aol.com — 2009-03-30 21:05:50Z

I just came across your post of almost 2 years ago! My great aunts, Edith and Isabelle Schaloske (both now deceased), were at Ebenezer during the same period, also listed in the 1930 census. I was going through a box of old pictures that had been in my mother's possession and found pictures of the Home and some of the residents. One picture, as notated by my Aunt Edith, listed one May Lutz. I have to assume that is the May you are looking for. If you would like a copy of the picture, please contact me. I am now going to try to track down descendants of some of the other people, mostly girls and teachers. I have no use for most of the pictures, and am planning to contact the Home hoping they will want them for their archives.
Hope you are finding your ancestors. It's a never-ending story, isn't it?
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Kitty

Edwin Lutz

owings3 — 2009-06-22 01:58:11Z

Looking for any information on an Edwin Lutz, born 1907 in or around Newark, NJ. Father Paul K Lutz, mother Mina Hoffman and he had a brother Julius P. Lutz.

Re: Lutz Family in Nova Scotia

Shirley10 — 2009-04-20 14:29:00Z

Hi, I have been looking for the Phoenix manifest since I read your 20 March 2009 posting. I had copied it from a book ... 30,000 Namen von Einwanderern in Pennsylvanien... . Here is what I have.
Johannes Lutz, Sept. 15, 1752 on the ship Two Brothers from Rotterdam and Cowes, England.
Johannes Lutz, Sept. 27, 1752 on the ship President, from Rotterdam and England.
Caspar Friedrich Lutz, Nov. 3, 1752, on the ship Queen of Denmark from Hamburg and Cowes, England.
Johan Michael Lutz, Nov. 2, 1752, on the ship Phoenix, from Rotterdam and Portsmouth, England.
Hans Michael Lutz, Nov. 22, 1752, on the ship Phoenix, from Rotterdam and Cowes, England.

Dr. Rainer L. Hempel in his book New Voices on the Shores: Early Pennsylvania German Settlements in New Brunswick states that Georg Michael Lutz arrived on the Phoenix on Nov. 22, 1752, (p. 388) so he is the Hans Michael Lutz listed above on the manifest.
He also states that Georg Michael's older brother, Johann Thomas Lutz, arrived in Pennsylvania in 1755 (p. 388). Dr. Hempel writes on p. 145 that [Johann] Thomas Lutz settled successfully in Philadelphia while his brother [Georg] Michael moved to Moncton, New Brunswick in 1766. Georg Michael and Johann Thomas were called by their middle names. They came from Kreuzwertheim in what is now Bavaria/Bayern.
I would still very much like to hear from anybody who is tracing the descendants of Johann Thomas Lutz who remained in Pennsylvania. Thanks to Dr. Hempel, I have Georg Michael's ancestry and descendants well covered. Shirley Lutz Smith

Re: Charles LUTZ family

jlb5281041 — 2009-05-10 20:28:48Z

Ernst Lutz was born in NY, possibly somewhere in Erie County in 1893. He died in 1951 and is buried in the Marilla Cemetery. Please let me know if you need anymore information and I will try to help out.

Re: Lutz name

corrinaruby — 2009-06-11 07:52:13Z

Hi my name is Corrina. My grandfather was Leo Allen Lutz and his family came over here from southern germany. not sure which city/state exactly. if you know more let me know please. i am trying to research my family history. you can email me at corrina.ruby@yahoo.com

Re: Bachmans

RobinVickers12 — 2009-04-13 07:09:02Z

Hello,
I have lots of Leideckers in my tree - my maternal grandfather was Frederick George Leidecker (wife: Arvilla B. Locke)Her mother was Amanda Lutz.
Who was asking you about Lutz in that old post in 2003?
Please let me know and tell me who you want in the Leidecker family.
Arvilla B. "Robyn" Vickers

Re: Bachmans

ggrabber1 — 2009-04-13 17:28:36Z

I havent id'd an Amanda Lutz. My Bachman question in the old email is for Samuel B. Lutz who married Susan Greider Bachman(1805-1888). I do have the Bachman's back from her to her gfather born in 1846 in Switerland. I dont have any of you other surnames. That said if you give me more info on Amanda Lutz, such as dates and locations, if i come across something, i can send it to you.

Re: Lutz Family in Nova Scotia

CarolynChapman93 — 2009-03-20 17:21:24Z

The Phoenix manifest only lists Johann Michael Lutz, is your Georg a brother, son or ??

I am descended from Henry Lutz/Lutes who died in Kentucky in 1831. He was born in Maryland in the 1760s, I am unsure of his parents names. Trying to find his bible...

Mary Lutz Canipe

wfcanipe — 2009-06-08 19:45:43Z

I am looking for more information on Mary Lutz.

She was born 14 Nov 1843 and died 31 May 1912. She married Daniel Gaither Canipe and had three sons, Avery Conley Canipe, Hartsel Alexander Canipe and William Franklin Canipe. She is buried at Pleasant Hill Methodist Church in Lawndale, Cleveland County, North Carolina.

I do not know her parents or if she had brothers or sisters.

Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Re: Mary Lutz Canipe

wfcanipe — 2009-06-10 17:43:24Z

I was told that she was born and married in North Carolina but cannot confirm it.

Re: Samuel Lutz, b. about 1849 in Ohio,

cgwagner_1 — 2009-07-22 21:07:03Z

I just found your post. I have Samuel in my line. Do you still need information. I'm happy to share.

Cindy

Re: Lutz from MD> Fairfield OH>Putnam Co OH

cgwagner_1 — 2009-07-22 20:57:37Z

My GGGgrandfather was Solomon Lutz b 1830 OH married Lydia and died in Fairfield County OH 8 Aug 1864. Does he fit in with any of your research? Who were his parents? Waht was Lydia's maiden name?

Cindy

John and Amanda A. Stephenson Lutz

ermoss991 — 2009-08-04 14:54:24Z

I am looking for the John Lutz who married Amanda A. McGrew, nee Stephenson, on 29 Sep 1881 in Webster County, IA, possibly Ft. Dodge. I found them, with their daughter, Bessie, in the Des Moines, Polk Co, Iowa 1900 census but then they seem to have vanished. Can anyone help?
Edna

Obituary for Joseph Lutz (1854/56-1901) of Canton, Mississippi

wolfae — 2009-03-23 19:51:31Z

Printed in the Canton Times (Canton, MS), on 9 Sep 1901:

"The Late Joseph Lutz

In the death of Joseph Lutz Canton has lost one of her most useful and progressive citizens, society a friend and benefactor, and his family one of the most affectionate fathers, and devoted husbands.

The subject of this sketch was born near Mobile, Ala., February 15, 1856, his parents John T. and Elizabeth Lutz, having come to this country in 1850 from Alsace-Lorraine, Germany. Latterly the family moved to Brookhaven, Miss. where Joseph grew up and received his education. When about seventee he came to Madison County, and at the age of twenty-two was married to Miss Mary Amelia Sulm of Canton.

When he ettled in this county he was without capital and the many advantages which make success easy, but such a force as he was, could not remain so long.

He possessed a sturdy, self-reliant manhood, an indomitable energy, a will power that never knew dismay, and a personal integrity and fidelity that could not be swerved from the path of duty.

It would seem that Deity made the amplest provision for every contingency in human affairs, and that when a child is born without wealth and position it is compensated by splendid qualities, such as Joseph Lutz possessed, with which to carve out the infinite possibilities of human life a career of honor, wealth, and happiness.

The diversions of youth are so numerous, and the allurements of pleasure so great, that is is seldom that one who inherits wealth ever accomplishes anything creditable in life.

It is the man who commences the first round in the ladder, and gradually wends his way up who accomplishes the most and makes the most durable impression upon his surroundings that this Joe Lutz did to a degree equalled only by a few.

He won wealth upon a large scale, and devoted it to the best and most useful purposes. No man was ever more sympathetic in his relations to his fellowmen or more ready to extend charity to the unfortunate and afflicted than he was. The blessed spirit of christian 'charity and helpfulness' seemed to pervade and sway his whole nature.

So true was this, that no appeal was ever made to him in vain, nor was he ever known to make his gifts a matter of boast or even in any manner make mention of them.

Likewise was he a public benefactor, and just as ready to subscribe his means to any measure to promote the public good.

To his friends he extended a generous hospitality, was loyal and frank to them, pointing out their faults as well as their virtues.

But with all this, the brightest chapter in his life was the beauty of his domestic life, and the perfect part he performed as husband and father. Here it was that he revealed the 'image of his Maker,' and disclosed that he was animated by divine sparks.

To one who has made a study of the vast problem of human destiny, it must be evident that the man who makes a 'model husband and father,' fulfulls, not only, the noblest, but the most sacred end possible to civilized man.

The domestic circle is the social unit which molds the character of society, which in turn determines the government over us, and thus it is, the head of an exemplary domestic circle, exemplifies the best citizenship, and contributes the most to his fellowmen.

In life Joseph Lutz was loved and honored, and now his legion of firends lament his untimely death, and will hold in tender memory his many noble deeds and virtues.

-- A Friend."

LUTZ John W 1876-1965

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-03 13:35:13Z

LUTZ John W 1876-1965

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LUTZ Mary F and John W

t42RoseHill — 2009-06-10 13:06:39Z

LUTZ Mary F and John W

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 204,210 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

LUTZ Mary E 1884-1957

t42RoseHill — 2009-05-29 01:19:16Z

LUTZ Mary E 1884-1957

I photographed this gravestone in the (Shannon) Rose Hill Cemetery, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 203,768 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com .

If you know more about this person please reply here,instead of contacting me because this is most likely not my family.

Re: Lutz Brooklyn & Queens New York

brucedow1 — 2009-08-17 14:02:15Z

I have my doubts. My greatgrandfather was George Joseph Lutz born about 1873. brucedow@optonline.net

Earl Lutz

JIWelsch — 2009-05-16 07:39:41Z

MUSCATINE - Earl L. "Con" Lutz, 85, formerly of 203 W. Seventh St., died Sunday, Jan. 9, 2000, at Muscatine Care Center.

Services will be at the Ralph J. Wittich-Riley-Freers Funeral Home. The Rev. Wade Duroe of the Hillcrest Baptist Church will officiate. Pallbearers will be Brandt Bohling, Glenn Michaels, Mark Michaels, Rick Myers, Greg Derksen, Eric John, and Bill Lipton. Burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.

Memorials may be made to the Hillcrest Baptist Church.

Mr. Lutz was born on April 15, 1914, in Bloomington Township in Muscatine County, the son of Jessie Earl and Catherine Flood Lutz. He married Gladys T. Paul on April 2, 1938, in Muscatine. He was a member of the Hillcrest Baptist Church. He enjoyed sports, walking and was an All Conference Award winner at Muscatine High School in basketball. He was an operator and linesman for Muscatine Power & Water.

Survivors include his wife, Gladys T. Lutz of Muscatine, a son, Paul J. Lutz and his wife, Marilyn, of Grandview, Mo., two daughters, Patricia K. Michaels of Muscatine and Connie M. Bohling and her husband, John, of Muscatine; eight grandchildren, Beth A. Lipton, Brandt L. Bohling, Amy L. Derksen, Sarah J. John, Pamela K. Myers, Misty G. Englehart, Glenn D. Michaels Jr. and Mark G. Michaels; 19 great-grandchildren; and one sister, Alberta Johnson of Muscatine.

He was preceded in death by his father and two sisters, Mavis Weikert and Verdetta Wrage.

Re: Mary Lutz Canipe

jadiehl1 — 2009-06-09 20:56:39Z

Do you know where Mary was born? or where she was married?

Re: Almon Lutes/Lutz and Lulu Pye Reid

mdaniels67_2 — 2009-05-04 20:19:45Z

I have your family in 1911 Amherst, Nova Scotia Census, they are listed as Leitz. Almon C b Oct 1885 NB, Lulu T b Mar 1882 NB, Daughter Lucy A b Nov 1907 and Clifton (listed as something close to Cheston) b Mar 1909. I also have that Almon Remarried 10 nov 1920 in Sydney, Nova Scotia as a widower and Traveling salesman to Winnifred G. Stevenson b. Springfield NS age 21, daug of William & Ida
Almon died 2 Nov 1942 in Springfield, NS. Death list mother as Margaret Hawkes. Marriage & death can be found at https://www.novascotiagenealogy.com/
Hope this helps. I am also a descendant of Peter Lutz & Elizabeth Leaman.
Michele

Re: Lutz Brooklyn & Queens New York

tomjlutz — 2009-08-17 17:47:30Z

Hi
Joseph Lutz is very common name among relatively common names. If ever find whether his parents or grandparent where born in what branch of Germany, then maybe I can help you out.
Good luck.