Schulte - Family History & Genealogy Message Board

Re: Edward J Schulte

tlschultesr72 — 2009-11-04 17:45:03Z

My grandfather was Ed J Schulte who was in the army during WW I. I would be interested in the item you have--- thank you

Schulte

JIWelsch — 2009-10-30 09:17:15Z

Anna Bernice Schulte, 90, Muscatine, formerly of Venice, Fla., died Sunday, Sept. 10, 2006, at Bickford Cottage.

There will be a time of fellowship with the family from 10 a.m. until service time Thursday.

The Rev. Hal Green will officiate. After the services, a time of food and fellowship will be held at the church.

In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Bickford Cottage, Muscatine.

Mrs. Schulte was born July 14, 1916, in St. Louis, Mo., the daughter of Charles and Anna Schnurr Robbins. She married Harold Alfred Schulte in November 1938 in St. Louis. He preceded her in death in December 1980.

A lifetime homemaker, she was active in numerous clubs in St. Louis, Wisconsin and Florida and enjoyed golfing, hunting, fishing, knitting, playing bridge and even water skiing. After her husband's retirement in 1965, they moved to Cable, Wis. living on their beloved Lake Owen until 1975 when they relocated to Venice. In later years she became an avid traveler visiting Europe, the Greek Isles, Hawaii, often times with her sister, Virginia as companion.

Survivors include two sons, Gary M. Schulte and wife Barbara of Muscatine and Donald R. Schulte and wife Linda of Spokane, Wash.; four grandchildren, Michael Schulte and wife Kari of Neenah, Wis., Stephen Schulte and wife Julie of Elburn, Ill., Matthew Schulte and wife Katie of Cary, Ill. and Traci Kershaw and husband Sean of Plantation, Fla.; and six great-grandchildren.

She was preceded in death by her parents, her husband and a sister, Virginia.

Re: Erwin J. Schulte

RedPondRanch — 2009-09-08 13:50:47Z

Thanks so much for the information. It doesn't sound like he was a close relation to the Medina County Schultes, unless the relationship went back to pre-immigration. I know Schulte is not an uncommon name!

Thanks again!

Re: Erwin J. Schulte

tlschultesr72 — 2009-09-08 13:19:56Z

The information that I have shows a birth date of September 6, 1907, born in Hallettsville, Lavaca county, Texas. He was the son of John and Matilda Bludau Schulte. Erwin was a first cousin to my grandfather. Erwin was attending barber cillege in San Antonio, Texas during 1930. Eventually he ended up in Bandera, Texas where he died in December 1997.

Re: Schulte

RabFlmom — 2009-09-07 00:25:31Z

Been a long time since I have been on the message boards....Still researching my Schulte line and still getting nowhere.

My grandmother Theresa Schulte was born in 1872 and according to 1880 born in Illinois. Her dad was John Schulte. She said her mom was a Winnebago woman named Mary Birch. She said that her dad suffered a horrible injury and her mom ran off. She said she was put in an orphanage/convent. Her dad recovered and brought her to live with him in Chicago sometime. She was married in Chicago in 1892.
I have not found her parents and seem to be shooting holes in her story. I found a Theresa Schulte in the 1880 census of the right age and born in Illinois living with a family (Wehri) in Ohio in 1880. One of the sons was married to a Josephine Schulte. Could this Josephine be Theresa's aunt? I have not been able to connect John to Josephine. I have an old e-mail from 5 years ago that lists an Anton Schulte as Josephine's dad but have not found a record for an Anton with the wife listed in the e-mail. Does anyone have a John and Josephine Schulte brother and sister born in the 1850s in their line? They would have probably been born in Oldenburg.

Can't Find Schulte Relatives in California

amanda9981 — 2009-06-26 15:05:08Z

I am looking for decendents of James Schulte from St. Louis, MO.

See the family chart attached and PLEASE get in touch with me if you can provide any information.

Thank you!

1st Lt. Roslyn L. Schulte of St. Louis, Mo., died May 20, 2009

RIP_09 — 2009-05-23 11:47:26Z

On the Web:
http://www.defenselink.mil/releases/release.aspx?releaseid=1...

IMMEDIATE RELEASE No. 0352-09
May 21, 2009
DoD Identifies Air Force Casualty

The Department of Defense announced today the death of an airman who was supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.

1st Lt. Roslyn L. Schulte, 25, of St. Louis, Mo., died May 20 near Kabul, Afghanistan of wounds suffered from an improvised explosive device. She was assigned to the Headquarters, Pacific Air Forces Command, Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii.

For further information related to this release, please contact the Pacific Air Forces Public Affairs office at (808) 448-3218.

Re: Schulte in Carlyle Ill

baschulte — 2009-04-16 18:47:22Z

Joseph George Schulte and Regina McNally were my husband's grandparents. Joseph George d. 12/1/1996.

Re: Bernard Schulte- Missouri

rlriesen — 2009-02-12 00:17:43Z

I believe he's the brother of my GGG Grandfather who came over from Prussia. They're from the Bremen/Hanover area of Germany if it's the right one. I have about 4 Bernards in my family history

Schulte Attica/Varysburg NY area

familykin89 — 2009-02-06 20:22:01Z

Looking for info on Albert(1896-1995) and Harriet (Osborn)(1896-1963) Schulte. Have them living in Varysburg, NY and buried in Attica, NY. Children are Lester, Marion, and Lorraine. Any info would be helpful.

Elaine

Schulte's of Buffalo/Clarence NY area

familykin89 — 2009-02-06 20:17:16Z

I am searching for family of Herman and Carrie (Englehardt) Schulte. Children were Emanuel, Albert, Norman and Lillian. Have Herman born in Hamburg Germany, died in Buffalo, NY. Sound familar to anyone?

Elaine

SCHULTE Kenneth M ii 1963-1989

t42Moore — 2008-11-25 20:56:28Z

SCHULTE Kenneth M ii 1963-1989

I photographed this gravestone in the Moore Cemetery, Arlington,Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records.

This is one of the 198,368 cemetery photos free at http://teafor2.com If you know more about this person please reply here.

August F. Schulte & Magdeline Kurtz

tinaj627 — 2008-06-08 02:19:07Z

Does any one have information on Magdeline Kurtz b Sept 28, 1880 in Marys Home Missouri? Magdeline was married to August F. Schulte, and her parents are Joseph Kurtz and Elizabeth Yach (I think Yach is correct)both from Alsace-Lorraine, France. This is all the further back I can get, and I am desperate for more info.

Re: Tiediecken in Loga, Eastfrisia, Germany

inselpfarrer — 2008-04-15 22:07:05Z

"Maria Elisabeth Tiedeken b. 15 Aug 1833 in Loga Leer, Germany and d. 13 April 1907 of pneumonia in Chicago,
IL."

OSB Loga Nr. 3497

Tiedieken, Johann Henrich, kath., Kaufmann
* (1787) Friesoythe, Germany
oo abt. 1815 Leer
Lucretia Elisabeth Coenemann -->Nr. 713, kath., *(1798) Loga
children:
Helena Maria *19.04.1817 Loga
Herman Bernhard *04.02.1820 Loga
Bernhard Johann Augustin *27.08.1822 Loga +01.10.1824 Loga
Anna Gertruda Helena *27.09.1825 Loga +20.12.1844 Loga
Borgardus Hermannus *08.09.1825 Loga
Johannes Babolenus *13.07.1831 Loga +14.08.1852 Loga
Maria Elisabeth *14.08.1833 Loga
Johann Diedrich *02.05.1836 Loga +31.08.1859 Loga
Carl Hermann *16.09.1839 Loga +07.12.1864 Loga

Nr. 713
Coenemann, Harmannus Bernhardus, kath. Kupferschmied
*(1766) +26.03.1845 Loga
oo
Anna Gertrud Hayenga [Hayngo, Hayunga, Heingo]
* (1776) +16.03.1836 Loga
9 Children

May be interesting too:
Nr. 3496
TIEDEKEN, Börchert - Treesheide
oo Helena von der Horst
child Anna Nr. 3231
Schulte, Bernhard Nr. * (1801) Papenburg
oo 1829 Papenburg
Anna Tiedeken Nr. 3496 * in Treesheide

The Schulte - family is a very famous in East - Frisia

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

pmclark — 2008-04-14 01:32:47Z

The story in our family was that Bernard Hermann was sent over in 1883 with two maiden sisters. Nothing was ever said about his parents, Bernard William and Maria Elisabeth Tiedeken, coming over or any of his siblings.

I have not been able to find to find exactly when they came over.

When we moved to Chicago in 1991, I started rereading some letters from Bernard Hermann to my grandfather, William Bernard when he, William, was visiting family in Chicago. the letters are wonderful, and mention many aunts and uncles and cousins, but unfortunately they do not contain any last names. In one of the letters to my grandfather, he is told to go put flowers on his grandparents' graves. At that point nobody that I talked with in the family had any knowledge that Bernard H and Maria had even come to America, or when, or where. We didn't know when they had tied or where they were buried. One day, my husband decided to go to St. Boniface Cemetery since it was German and just start walking. We walked about 2/3 of it, but did not find anything. Several years later after much searching and the help of some kind genealogists, I know that they are indeed buried at St. Boniface, along with two of their children.

Bernard William Schulte b. 14 Feb 1830 in Emden, Germany and d. 12 Dec 1902 of typhoid pneumonia in Chicago, IL.

Maria Elisabeth Tiedeken b. 15 Aug 1833 in Loga Leer, Germany and d. 13 April 1907 of pneumonia in Chicago, IL.

Their son Frank b. 16 Jul 1875 in Emden d. 21 April 1907 of pneumonia in Chicago, IL, is buried with his parents at St. Boniface.

Anna Schulte is buried their also. She died in April of 1927. I assume she is Anna Maria Lucretia who was born in Emden 21 Jan 1868.

I know that Bernard William was in St. Louis in 1890, but was in Chicago by the 1900 census.

Bernard Hermann, was married in St. Louis. For a short time the family lived in Superior, Wisconsin, but the rest of the time they lived in St. Louis. Bernard and his wife Anna Gibbins are buried there. All four of his children lived and died there.

My grandparents are William Bernard Schulte b. 1894 d.1967 and Edna Mary McBride b. 1893 d.1985. They had three children - Dorothy, Robert, and Mary Lou. Dorothy is my mother and the only one still living. Robert and Mary Lou stayed in St. Louis and many of their children and grandchildren still live there. My parents moved to Texas right after their marriage. They still live there as do three of my four brothers and my only sister and their families.

Do you have siblings? Did Stella and Helen have children? I know Katherine had Gloria and Jean from the 1930 census when they were living with Fred and Ida. Where did your family live? I know Fred and Ida lived in St. Louis and died in California. Fred's two sisters, Helen and Marie, moved out there after living in St. Louis and Chicago.

I have so many questions and so much I'd like to share with you. Email me at mccclark@aol.com.

Peggy Clark

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

bevwachtel — 2008-04-13 19:06:13Z

Interesting that both families had a "surprise" baby girl!

Do you know anything about the Schulte immigration from Germany? All I know is that it was in 1883. Do you know what port they left from or where they arrived or where they all settled. Is your family in the St. Louis area also?

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

pmclark — 2008-04-12 01:45:14Z

After so many years of looking for your branch of the family, I am so excited to learn more. I can't wait to tell my mom about you. I will gladly share whatever I have.

Friedrich Johann Schulte, your grandfather, was born a year after Bernard Hermann Schulte, my great-grandfather. Their parents were Bernard William Schulte and Maria Elisabeth Tiedeken.

Bernard Hermann Schulte married Anna Theresa Gibbins. They had four children:William Bernard, my grandfather, was born in 1894 and died in 1967; Anna was born in 1897 and died in 1928; Harry was born in 1900 and died in 1991. In 1914 when she was 41, Annie Gibbins Schulte went to the doctor convinced that she had a tumor and was dying. Instead she was pregnant with her fourth child, and on February 22, 1915, Theresa Marie was born.

I believe a similar pattern happened in your mother's family. The three oldest girls were pretty close together and then your mother followed after quite a few years. Theresa thinks she remembers your mother. My mother remembers your grandparents.

I'm so glad to have the last names of your aunts. I was able to find the last name of Katherine because she lived your grandparents after she was married, but I was never able to trace Helen and Stella after they left home.

I have a lot more information on the family that I would be happy to share.

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

bevwachtel — 2008-04-10 21:29:22Z

None of the Schulte girls are still living, my mother having died in 2004. She was a lot younger than her sisters so I never knew my grandparents (Fred and Ida), and my recollections of her sisters are all from a child's point of view. Katherine Schulte Polklesner died in 1960, Stella Schulte Gray died in 1966, and I think Helen Schulte Hayes also died in the 60's.

Is Theresa your grandfather's sister? She must be elderly!

I'd be interested in any Schulte information that you have.

Anna Schulte born Pierz Minnesota

2006-02-18 23:47:31Z

Any one know of an Anna Schulte daughter of Heinrich (Henry) Schulte and Sophie Velder who lived in Nebraska and Minnesota before moving to Saskatchewan Canada I would love to hear from You.

Re: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

Alfredasgirl — 2006-11-06 21:11:14Z

Hi Sharon - I came across your posting while searching for the Soporowksi surname. My great grandparents last name was "Sporowski", and I haven't found any. I'm now thinking this may have actually been "Soporowski". I have done quite a bit of East Prussia research though, and thought it may be of help to you to let you know that my Sporowski's are from Kreis Johanisburg, East Prussia. Great grandfather Gustav Sporowski was born in the village of Kotten in K. Johanisburg. He married Louise Nikolowski from Grunewald, Klein Jerutten Parish, Kreis Ortelsburg. I would be interested to know if any of these locations or names are familiar to you, or if you find Kreis Johanisburg indeed turns out to be where you find ancestors as well. Thanks, Lisa

Looking for Patty Schulte, last known address listed as Rio Rancho, New Mexico

Kathleenmarcucc — 2007-03-04 22:44:58Z

I am trying to locate Patty Schulte to coordinate information regarding Permelia Simpson who married Samuel Day. She submitted information to www.familysearch.org under the catagory of Pedigree Resource File, Submission No. 434728-092999175805. I have written directly to her address that she listed as being in Rio Rancho, New Mexico but my letter was returned as being undeliverable. If you have any information that can help me locate Patty Schulte so that I can coordinate my research on Permelia Simpson Day, I would appreciate your posting an answer to this website.

Sincerely,

Kathleen Marcucci

Schulte/Sachs Family - Missouri

RHughes4452 — 2006-12-30 21:16:09Z

I'm looking for information regarding Edna E. Schulte, born in May of 1930 in St. George, St. Louis, MO.

Edna was the daughter of Ferdinand Schulte and Agnes Hunsel

Edna married Albert Roland Sachs, who was born in 1903.

I have information on their descendants. Willing to share in exchange for information YOU may have.

Ron Hughes
rondh@cox.net

Minnie Schulte m. Jacob c. Steinfurth 1883

pa_bios — 2006-06-15 17:02:57Z

" In 1883 Mr. Steinfurth was united in marriage to Miss Minnie Schulte, daughter of Frederick Schulte......."

Biography of Jacob C. Steinfurth
http://www.historicpa.net/bios/2j/jacob-c-steinfurth.html

Re: Schulte

psmith511 — 2007-09-05 01:31:28Z

Hello I have henry's of the same years! from clinton county area, please get in touch with me and we can compare notes!

Pam
psmith51@charter.net

Re: Schulte in Illinois

psmith511 — 2007-09-05 01:29:13Z

Hello,
I have the same line of henry's in my tree.... can you tell me are your from clinton county in illinois... like the towns of breese and beckemeyer.. back then its name was buxton?

Let me know if we have a connection! and I will be glad to share information!

Pam

Re: Schulte

psmith511 — 2007-10-24 20:02:50Z

Hello,
I have the same names in my family tree would love to talk to you more to see if we have a connection.
my email is psmith51@charter.net

Thanks Pam

Re: Schulte

psmith511 — 2007-10-24 20:02:47Z

Hello,
I have the same names in my family tree would love to talk to you more to see if we have a connection.
my email is psmith51@charter.net

Thanks Pam

Re: Can't Find Relatives in California

amanda9981 — 2008-02-18 12:53:07Z

Yes, I most certainly am.

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

LSchulte825 — 2008-04-09 17:09:45Z

my husband is a Schulte. I don't find Fred or Louise in my tree but he is descended from Johann Caspar (b 1812)> Johann Heinrich (1845-1907 - the immigrant)> Francis Aloysius (1879-1912)> Raymond John (1905-1941)> Edward Allen (1938-present).

Anything ring a bell?

Laura

Re: Harry J. Schulte, b.1915, druggist from Kenton Co., KY

LSchulte825 — 2006-12-16 18:42:08Z

I am not a direct descendant, but Harry was my husband's GG Uncle. Johann>Frank>Raymond John>Edward. Please email me back at schulte@elkcreek.net. Thanks, Laura

OBIT - Lucy Pearl Schulte

auntwoo — 2006-04-14 12:21:37Z

My research does not indicate a link to this Schulte line. Thought I would post this hoping someone would be able to link to this family.

Lucy Pearl SCHULTE, age 101 of Rochester Hills. May 16, 2001. Beloved wife of the late Dr. Carl Schulte. Dearest mother of Thomas (Nancy) Schulte, Carol (Nicholas) Mumford, and the late James H. Schulte. Dear grandmother of Thomas, Peggy, Mary Lou, Nancy, Martha, and Susan. Also survived by 15 great grandchildren. Funeral Mass Friday, May 18, 2001, 10 am at St. Irenaeus Catholic Church, 771 Old Perch, Rochester Hills. The family will receive friends Thursday, 2-8 pm at the Potere-Modetz Funeral Home, 339 Walnut Blvd, Rochester. Interment Holy Sepulcher Cemetery. Suggested memorials to Mercy Bellbrook, 873 W. Avon, Rochester Hills, MI 48307.

Schulte from Pittsburgh PA

jbowser1_1 — 2007-07-26 03:25:31Z

My great grandfather Michael John Dietz married a Maude (or Katherine) Schulte in Pittsburgh PA on 7/23/1895. The marriage certificate in archives shows Maud Schulte as the name but the census shows Katherine as the name for years.
It may be her name is Maud Katherine Schulte or Katherine Maud Schulte.
Her birthday is 11/13/1872. Her mother's name was Philomene Schulte. Any information would be much appreciated.

Otto Schulte of Hemer, Westphalia, Germany

sboycec21 — 2007-04-15 21:37:55Z

Searching for Otto Schulte, b. Mar 1904. Emigrated to the US in 1931 from Hemer, Westphalia, Germany. Married Helen Sabonya. Otto died in 1973 in Ct. Otto's father was Otto F. Schulte, b. Mar 1861. Any information on the family is appreciated.

William H. Schulte obituary, Tampa FL, 1961

MaryH5577 — 2006-09-14 00:30:33Z

The Tampa Tribune, June 7, 1961, page 2

William H. Schulte, 63, of Gibsonton, died Monday in a local hospital. A native of Wilkes-Barre, PA, he had resided in Gibsonton for seven years. Mr. Schulte is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Walsh, Wilkes-Barre PA, Mrs. Katharine Escarge, Wilkes-Barre PA, and Mrs. Frances Shoemaker, Washington DC; nine nephews; 12 nieces; and a nephew, Frank Walsh of Dade City.
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I am not related to this family.

Franz Frederich Schulte - MISSOURI(?)/TEXAS

RedPondDHL — 2006-03-31 21:39:37Z

Looking to solve the mystery of my great-great grandfather, Franz Frederich (Frank) Schulte, born June 24, 1827 in Hannover, Germany. He immigrated to the United States sometime in the 1850s. He married Hilke Harms Gerdes May 17, 1856 in Medina County, Texas. They had the following children: Anna Katherina, Franz Christian, Engelina, Johann Heinrich, Orlando Ehme, and Maria. Franz is shown in the 1860 and 1870 census as being in Medina county, but after that he VANISHES without so much as a trace. Some of the family thinks he may have come to Texas via Missouri, but that hasn't been verified. Any leads would be greatly appreciated.

Harry J. Schulte, b.1915, druggist from Kenton Co., KY

margerice1 — 2006-10-25 03:43:49Z

Email me at margerice@prodigy.net if you are a descendant of Harry J. Schulte, a druggist, born Aug 1915, son of Harry/Irene Schulte, lived Covington (Kenton Co.) KY.

Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

pmclark — 2006-12-23 00:49:15Z

I am looking for any information about Fred and Ida and their descendents. They are my mother's great aunt and uncle.
They were married in St. Clair County, Illinois on Nov. 29, 1894.
They had four girls: Stella b.Sep 1895; Helen b. Dec 1896; Catherine b. Aug 1898; Mildred b. about 1913.
Catherine was married after 1920 and was a widow with 2 girls - Jean b. 1925 and Gloria b. 1928 - by 1930.
Fred and Ida lived in St. Louis until about the mid 1930s when they moved to California. Ida died in Los Angeles in 1948 and Fred died there in 1951. They are buried in Calvary Cemetery in Los Angeles.

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

pmclark — 2008-04-08 23:24:37Z

I am so happy to hear from you. I have been trying to find your family, but according to all I know your grandparents only had girls and I have been unable to trace them past their living at home.
I am related on the Schulte side. My great-grandfather is Bernard Hermann Schulte and his brother is Friedrich Johann. One of Bernard's sons, William Bernard, is my grandfather. William's oldest daughter is my mother.
Is your mother still living? I was just visiting with her cousin, Theresa Schulte. She is a Precious Blood Sister.
I would be happy to share what I know about the family and would be delighted to learn more about your branch.

Franz Josef Schulte

yram_d — 2006-02-17 09:21:22Z

In the book "Schöne Neue Welt: Rheinländer erobern Amerika" (vol.2) from the Rheinisches Freilichtmuseum und Landesmuseum für Volkskunde there is quite a bit of information regarding the circumstances surrounding Franz Josef Schulte's (b. about 1801) emigration.

Please contact me if you would like more information.

Re: Schulte

PFlettrich — 2007-08-03 05:18:23Z

I am also researching the von der Haar, Haarjohann, or Haargrafen families from Merzen. Would like to share information.

Thank you,
Peggy

Re: Can't Find Relatives in California

Ricercatore — 2008-02-18 06:31:51Z

Are you still needing help with this?

Re: Schulte's of mid missouri

schc1 — 2007-08-04 23:58:45Z

My husband is descended from John Herman Schulte who was born in Elston Missouri Mar. 2 1880. His parents were B H Schulte and Mary Theresa Taube. John married Margaret Leigers Feb 9 1904. I would like to find the name of B H Schulte's parents and siblings. John had a couple brothers who had daughters that became nuns. Any information to fill in the blanks on this Schulte line would be appreciated.

Obit - Mary Jatras Schulte

JoellenBrown27 — 2006-02-08 17:29:48Z

Mary Jatras Schulte was born November 2, 1908, in Iatrinoli, Calabria, Italy. When she was 12 years old, she arrived in the United States through Ellis Island with her mother, Grace Brancati and her sister Margaret, now deceased.

While living in Ohio, she met her first husband John Jatras, and moved to Brooklyn, N.Y. In 1939 they moved to Anderson, Indiana, where they operated a restaurant, Mary's Place. After John died in 1963, Mary was the supervisor at Anderson College cafeteria. She then retired in 1971 and moved to Mesa, Arizona. She married Lawrence Schulte in 1980 and was widowed in 1990.

Mary, or "Nannie" as her grandchildren affectionately called her, was a true matriarch. She epitomized character and an inner strength that was rooted in a deep and sincere faith. Her zest for life was a blessing to all who had the honor and privilege of knowing and loving her.

She is survived by her daughter Cassandra Webster (Donald), grandchildren John Webster (Meg), Ann Webster (Susana Gil), Tina Lauinger (David) and Donald Webster (Destiney), great-grandchildren, Kahla, Nicole, and Jack Lauinger, Emily, Hannah, and Caroline Grace Webster, and William and Nathan Webster. Nephews, Ross Marano (Alice), Charles Marano (Patricia) and niece Elaine Melko (Michael).

Published in The Arizona Republic on 4/13/2005.

Re: Rudolph Meyer Schulte,Detroit Fireman

cherylmichigan — 2007-11-05 16:25:42Z

Can I get a copy of the photo of Rudolph M Schulte. I'm doing a project of Detroit Firefighters from 1865-today. I don't have his photo and C Schulte is no longer findable in Detroit. HELP

Re: Wauwatosa, Wisconsin

uncleonearm — 2007-11-05 02:37:51Z

I have ancestors in the Milwaukee area with the last name of "Szulta" which I assume is pronounced like "Schulte." There may be a link.

Re: Anna Maria Schulte

RWRS — 2007-09-23 02:43:21Z

I am also looking for information on a Shulte family in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. Do you have any other names or dates you'd like to share?

SCHULTE FAMILY IN CLEVELAND OHIO

RWRS — 2008-02-03 00:45:39Z

Looking for information on Henry Schulte born abt. 1830 in Hanover, his wife Elizabeth (maiden name unknown) born about 1830 in Bavaria. Lived in Cleveland.Their children's names: George born abt. 1857 - Amelia born abt. 1859 - Mary born abt. 1861 - William born abt. 1863 - Herman born abt. 1865 - Elizabeth born abt. 1867.

Re: Fred (Friedrich J.) Schulte 1871-1951 and Ida Louise Salz 1873-1948

bevwachtel1 — 2008-04-07 23:09:47Z

Don't know if you're still looking for information, but Mildred Schulte was my mother. Are you related to the Schulte or the Salz side?

Josephine Schulte

RabFlmom — 2006-03-09 14:13:51Z

Recently found on 1880 Census that she was married to a Wehri and that Theresa Schulte was living with the Clement Wehri family.
Looking for Theresa and Josephine's connection. Theresa was my grandmother and we know that she was seperated from her dad(John Schulte) for a while. She had said she was in an orphanage till her teen years and then joined father in Chicago. it was interesting finding her living in Ohio in 1880 with a family. I am wondering if Josephine could have been an older sister or an aunt. Anyone have a Josephine Schulte in their family?

Bernard Schulte- Missouri

gretchenriewe — 2007-01-08 03:00:05Z

I am looking for information a Bernard Schulte who lived in St. Louis. He was born about 1848 in Prussia and died in St. Louis in the 1890's. He married Lizetta Heuer and had at least 4 children that survived into adulthood (Alvina, Fred, Herman, Ida). We know he was in the US by 1880.
Any information would be appreciated.