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SINGLER Mary R 1886-1957

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-08 13:35:52Z

SINGLER Mary R 1886-1957

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SINGLER Joseph M 1875-1948

t42MountOlivet — 2009-11-08 13:35:42Z

SINGLER Joseph M 1875-1948

I photographed this gravestone in the Mount Olivet Cemetery, Fort Worth, Tarrant Co., Texas. Feel free to use this picture for your personal records. This is one of the 209,323 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: Wisconsin Singlers

dngproperties — 2009-03-26 14:44:56Z

This may be a little late after your posting, but I just found this site. Sorry to say I have not news on your request, but can tell you I am related to John Martin Singler whos son moved to Oregon in the late 1800's. My ggf was August D Singler, who was the Sharrif of Jackson County Or in the early 1900's. You can find information on him on the www if you look him up. I have a fairly extensive background of Singlers from this line but it only goes down to my generation and I was born in 1951. If you find a link between John Martin Singler and your linage, I would be very interested.

singlers in ohio magdaline, herman

KrystenStabler — 2009-02-24 07:04:05Z

im looking for any information on Magdaline and Herman Singler. Magdaline was born 1857 died 1932. she had one son Paul Herman Singler(born 1894 died 1967). he was my great grandfather. according to all my family we do not know who his father was and according to my grandmother it was said if we found out who it was it would shock the family. But im trying to uncover who he is. Im sure his name is Herman. One because the family said so and on Magdaline's death certificate it list she was a widow of Herman Singler. But her maiden name is singler. her father was Landolin Singler and mother was Agnes Singler nee Weaver both from germany. so if anyone has any information i would be so greatful. i have no information on Herman, maybe he couldve been a cousin??

Re: francis Smith & Hannah Taylor

ELLinSpain — 2009-02-23 15:46:57Z

You are most welcome!

I have/do a great deal of transcribing & you get used to looking at other letters on that page +/- 1 to see what they should be - I gotta get a life !!

just for good measure

Baptism's of the other children

Francis 21st April 1822 - Mottram

Samuel 19th Dec 1824 - same

George 1st Mar 1829 - same

Re: 'Singler' francis Smith & Hannah

pok4r — 2009-02-23 12:52:11Z

Hi ELLinSPAIN,
How on earth did you work that out? it all fits perfectly, problem started with 1851 census stating Hannah + daughter Susannah with parents Joseph/Martha 'Singler' (not Taylor) i tried everything to sort it, no hair left!
great thanks a million

Re: 'Singler' francis Smith & Hannah

ELLinSpain — 2009-02-23 10:46:45Z

+

That surname os Taylor/Tayler so

1841
Name: Joseph Taylor
a Grocer
Age: 55
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1786
Gender: Male
Where born: Cheshire, England

Civil Parish: Stockport
Hundred: Macclesfield
County/Island: Cheshire
+
Name: Martha Taylor
Age: 58
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1783
Gender: Female
Where born: Cheshire, England
+
Name: Francis Taylor
a Cordwainer
Age: 19
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1822
Gender: Male
Where born: Cheshire, England
+
Name: Samuel Taylor
a Spinner
Age: 17
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1824
Gender: Male
Where born: Cheshire, England
+
Name: George Taylor
a Piecer
Age: 13
Estimated Birth Year: abt 1828
Gender: Male
Where born: Cheshire, England

in Davies Street, Dukinfield

Re: 'Singler' francis Smith & Hannah

ELLinSpain — 2009-02-23 10:05:11Z

Hello

If the 1841 census states daughter age 7 = bc1834

Susannah Smith
baptised 27th july 1834 in Mottram in Longdale, Cheshire
Parents Francis Thomas & Hannah Smith -

MAY be clues on there

'Singler' francis Smith & Hannah

pok4r — 2009-02-22 19:53:01Z

Can anybody thro some light on this! 1841 census shows Francis Smith (35) + wife Hannah (34) and daughter Susannah (7)ok, i'm trying to find out Hannah's maiden name, 1851 shows her as widow with daughter living with parentsJoseph and Martha ''SINGLER' but NO other traces in that name so feel its a mis-spell, i've tried everything without luck, just would like her maiden name correctly, . i have no marriage date but there daughter was born 1837.
any help greatly appreciated

Re: Frank Singler of Louisville,Ky

paynejs_1 — 2009-02-15 19:57:12Z

Hi,
My name is Shirley (Singler) Payne. My grandfather was Herman Singler married to Anna Mae Meisner. Frank was my great grandfather. I have not been able to find much on Frank, except that he immigrated in 1866. He is buried in St. Louis cemetery in Louisville. I am the daughter of Xavier Francis (better known as "X.F." or "Bud"). With regard to the Langs, I have found a death certificate for Jacob Lang, father of Anna Margaret. He was married to Margaret Steinmetz. Both Jacob and Margaret were from Germany. My dad had one sister, Helen, who married Emmett Kaelin. They had 5 children.

Re: Shiocton Singlers

dreambig4life — 2008-11-24 16:17:15Z

hello, my name is amber and we are doing a school project on Walter Singler and the Milk pool of 1933 and I was wondering if there was any singler relatives that are still living in the Appleton area that we could contact. It would be much appreciated if you could post a reply on this website for me. My group and I would like to set up an interview with someone that would be able to give us some more insite on Walter Singler. This project is for national hsitory day and we are going to make a documentary about Walter M. Singler.

Re: Pic of German House in Unknown Locale (poss. CA) ca. 1940s

chrissyhorn_1 — 2008-07-09 02:59:08Z

Thank you for the quick reply! The website looks very interesting, and the house picture seems to look similar to the one I have a picture of. You may be on the right track that it was a branch office. The literature that my aunt and her husband are looking at could be that of the Deutsches Haus. I look forward to investigating this further!

Re: Pic of German House in Unknown Locale (poss. CA) ca. 1940s

cwitze — 2008-07-01 01:51:46Z

You might inquire here: http://tinyurl.com/6hy9n4 There may have been an organizational connection (ie, your pix may be of a "branch office").

Pic of German House in Unknown Locale (poss. CA) ca. 1940s

chrissyhorn_1 — 2008-06-30 21:56:43Z

This is a picture of my great-aunt and her second husband - Paul & Florence (Butler) Singler. The writing on the building is in German and says "Deutsches Haus," and the flag appears to be displaying a swastika. But the location looks to be California. (They were married, lived and divorced in California). Might anyone know where they are and what type of building this is? So far Internet searches have provided no information. I can be reached at hornchrissy@yahoo.com. Thank you.

Paul Roger Singler 1904-1998

chrissyhorn_1 — 2008-06-28 02:32:29Z

I'm looking for more info regarding Paul Singler. He was the second husband of my great-aunt Florence L. (Butler) Samspon Singler. From what I've been able to gather, they were married from about 1936 - 1942 (probably in California), give or take a few years. I was wondering if anyone knew the exact dates and places of their marriage and divorce, and maybe why they were divorced. As far as I know no children came of this marriage. I'd also like to confirm that his parents were Joseph A. & Jesse E. (Warden) Singler. Also anything about what he might have been like as a person, did he remarry, have children, etc. I can be reached at hornchrissy@yahoo.com. Thank you.

Re: Singler/Sinclair

pixiedust523 — 2007-05-22 19:29:02Z

Hello, I just found your message on the boards. I too am searching for Sinclair's from Germany. I am looking for Henry Sinclair Born 1826 Germany and ariving in the usa Baltimore Maryland at about one year of age. I have no other information then the census 1850 and up. I am stuck and puzzled.
Thanks
Diana
dixielouwho2@comcast.net

Frank Singler of Louisville,Ky

wemartin2k — 2007-04-15 07:29:02Z

He's my Great,Great, Great Grandfather. He married Anna Lang. His son was Herman there may have been other siblings. They never mentioned their family at all so I am starting from ground 0. I am really interested in any information on the Singlers from this area or Singlers in general, known ethnicities, religions ect.

Re: singler from cincinnati or clermon of ohio

wemartin2k — 2007-04-15 07:18:23Z

I am related to the Singlers in Louisville Kentucky. Your Singlers could have moved from there. It doesn't seem to be a very common name. Please email me at jadagreen@fuse.net

Re: Wisconsin Singlers

2005-03-25 00:26:44Z

I am the granddaughter of Milo Singler from Shiocton. I am the only child (that I know of) of Tim Singler his son. My mother Mary Wilmot was divorced from Tim when I was 6 months old. I have had off and on contact with them but not since Milo died over 10 years ago. I was adopted by my mom's second husband. I was closest to Milo of all of my Singler relations and miss him terribly. I have not been in touch with them for years due to a falling out we had after my grandfathers death.

I hope this helps

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2005-01-17 01:10:50Z

msb2cropit@comcast.net is my email

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2005-01-17 01:05:02Z

Yes. She and my dad were cousins. I'll be flying up there this summer before a convention I have in Minnesota to try and track down a few relatives. I have a bunch of old pictures and want to get some of the people identified. I'm in the process of putting together a heritage photo album to bring with me. Gail lives in Florida during the winter season. Mary

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2005-01-16 21:45:56Z

Is it the same Gail who was Milo's daughter?

Vickie

Re: Singler

2005-01-16 17:47:43Z

Dear Nancy, My ggrandfather had a sister named Mary. Do you know birth dates . They were from the Shiocton area. Mary

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2005-01-16 17:38:45Z

I have some of that research. I'm Linda Holyfields sister. There is a Gail Singler who lives up that way has information on the Milo Singler line. I have quite a bit of information and pictures. Lets talk.

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2004-12-11 03:26:48Z

I live in Iowa. My mother was Mary Joyce Meating, daughter of Earl Meating and Vera Washburn, who was the daughter of Fred Washburn and Amelia Singler. Amerlia was the daughter of George.

Vickie

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2004-12-11 03:21:35Z

Yes, Gayle would remember my mother. Her sister Liz was near my age. I have a couple of pictures of them around somewhere.

Vic

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2004-12-10 15:18:27Z

Looks like we are distant cousins. Do you live in Wisconsin? My dad, Gary Singler, son of Walter Singler (Milo's brother) died in 1989 and is buried in Appleton. Gayle Singler (I can't remember her married name, but I have it at home in my address book), Milo's daughter, lives in Appleton in the spring/summer and in Florida during the winter. She would be a good contact for you also.

I live in Monroe, Louisiana. If you ever come this way, please don't hesitate to call. It would be fun to meet you. I'll try to find out Gayle's last name and send it to you. Linda

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2004-12-09 22:28:27Z

Wow, that makes us distant cousins of some kind!!

Thank you so much for the information. I hope to get some charts and things drawn up for my kids and grandkids someday.

Thanks, Linda!

Re: Shiocton Singlers

2004-12-09 03:47:36Z

My grandfather, Walter Singler, was Milo Singler's brother. My dad, Gary Singler, was born in Appleton, WI. My sister, Mary Singler Browder, lives in McKinney Texas and had traced our ancestry back into Europe into the 17th century. Her # is 972-540-5121. I believe I have a ggggrandfather named George Singler also. I live in Monroe, Louisiana. Hope this helps. Linda Holyfield

Re: Wisconsin Singlers

2004-03-29 02:37:39Z

Hi,
I am also trying to research the Singler family. My husband's grandfather was George Singler, son of Frank Singler. I am interested in any information.

Thank you,
Mary Hahn

Re: Singer Family

2004-01-30 22:16:17Z

Delbert Leo Singler lived in Irwin, PA, I think his mother name was Dorthy. He died in Veitnam, 1969, was in the Navy, his father was Delbert Sr. I believe his Father came from Tyron, PA. He had 2 brothers and one Sister.

Re: William Singler

2004-01-23 16:44:56Z

William Lyons Singler, my father, was born in Tyrone, PA 1910, died in Miami Fl. He was one of 4 children, Delbert Singler, Jack Singler, Jeannette Singler (Sheehan)
His father William Lyons Singler worked for the PA railroad as a brakeman. There was a divorce when My father was young, his father remarried lived in Tyrone and had 4 more children (I am researching this) One of the childen was a Reeder Singler born 11-17-20 Tyrone, PA, died 9-2-03 ( lived in Bellwood, PA) who died at 82, he had a sister who died a year before him there was a mention of two other brothers.

Re: Singler Geneology

M_TENHUNDFELD — 2003-07-25 01:37:37Z

i am a singler from the cincinnati ohio.i have some info a bout the one that live hare in ohio.

marcia

singler from cincinnati or clermon of ohio

M_TENHUNDFELD — 2003-07-25 01:37:37Z

i am look for the singler.

SINGLER

Coachroberts — 2007-03-24 05:31:04Z

The 1930 census shows a Buster Singler in Kentucky married to Ada M. His birth date is 1895 born in Kentucky but parents born in Germany. Ada M. could be my Aunt but I find no marraige record. He was listed as a doctor. There were no children. Anyone know if Buster is a nickname or have any info on either of them? You may contact me at ariroberts1@comcast.net

Re: Wisconsin Singlers

Coachroberts — 2005-08-19 06:05:02Z

I am looking for Ada M. Singler married to Buster ?? Singler
showing in the 1930 census. His proffession was "medical".
Has anyone heard of him? He may have married my
Aunt, her maiden name was Ada Angel Last known address
is Kentucky. coachroberts@seanet.com

mathias singler

clavhelde — 2003-07-07 15:00:09Z

I recently dug up a book on the family of Mathias Singler. He was born 2/5/1806 and lived in the southwestern part of Germany in the Duchy of Baden. He and his first wife (name uknown) were the parents of Mathias Jr., John, Bernhard, Victor and Catharine. He and his 2nd wife, Francizka, were the parents of Mary and Frances.In the early 1850s, Mathias moved his family to Clinton County, Illinois, in an area known as New Baden. Later, many of the family members settled in and around Montgomery County, Illinois. Francizka died 3/1/1875; Mathias then married a Mrs. Reisacher and later died 4/24/1881. I would be willing to share info. from this book if it would help someone else. And, if anyone has any other info. about Mathias' siblings, parents, first wife, etc., I'd appreciate hearing about it.

re: Jacob and Mathias Singler

clavhelde — 2003-07-07 15:00:09Z

I'm not sure if my Bernhard is the same as the one you mention or not. My Bernhard was born in 1835 in Baden, Germany, and died Aug. 30, 1909. He married Barbara Morlock. But my info. says he grew to manhood on a farm south of New Baden, Illinois, and that Bernhard and Barbara spent most of their farming years on the farm, owned then by Anthony Harpstrite. About 1889, they moved a quarter of a mile north to a farm owned by them, where they lived until 1905, when they retired from farming and moved to New Baden. So it never mentions that he lived in St. Louis. I do not know what city in Baden the family came from, but do know the family was business partners and acquaintances in Germany with the Ambrose Hoehn family (also relatives of mine), and they lived in Munchweier. The Ambrose Hoehn family came to U.S. first, followed by Mathias Singler family. The families settled near each other and were business partners again in the U.S., and several of their descendents married each other. And yes, I do believe the Mathias Singler family was Catholic. The book I have, written in 1973, said there were Singlers at that time still living in Baden-Baden and in Karlsruhr. The only other Singler family mentioned is that of a William Singler. William's grandfather came alone from Germany to America and later served in the Civil War. The author believed that this elder Singler may have been the nephew of Mathias Singler. Any of this sound familiar?

Singler

HJarvi0349 — 2003-08-07 23:01:32Z

I am trying to find information on Bernard Singler, died Jan. 19, 1883 in Pittsburgh, Pa. Married Frances Barbara Berger. Any info would be appreciated.

Re: singler from cincinnati or clermon of ohio

KrystenStabler — 2007-02-24 00:07:21Z

do you know any information about the singlers located in cincinnati and clermont ohio, could be helpful to me

singler in cin, oh

KrystenStabler — 2006-10-10 22:11:20Z

if anyone could help me my family would greatly appreciate it... we need any info on the Singlers of Cincinnati Ohio. My great grandfather Paul Singler was an only child, born july 18 1893 and died Apr 1967. His mother is the last person i have any info on. She was a single mother to Paul and we have no idea who the father of Paul is. His mothers name was Magdeline who died in 1933 and is buried in St. Marys cemetery here in Cincinnati. If anyone has any information on who Pauls father may be or any information as to who Magdelines parents and ancestors are that would be very helpful.

Re: Shiocton Singlers

manxvickie — 2005-05-14 17:51:19Z

I remember Gail--her sister Liz was my age, Gail is older. I found a picture of the family when their dad Milo was campaigning for an office. My husband said" wow, great looking family!!" My mother corresponded with Eileen for years. Amelia Singler Washburn (b.1871) had two children, Vera and Doris, Vera was my grandmother, married to Earl Meating. My mother was Mary Joyce Meating, married to Herbert Kelly, my father.
Washburns go back to the Mayflower, my mother always said, so after she died I tried setting out to prove it. I pretty much have that figured out, so I want to add all the other people I could find, so my children can have as much family history as I can give them.

Re: Wisconsin Singlers

manxvickie — 2003-11-23 00:33:33Z

My mother grerw up in shiocton and was related somehow to a Milo Singler or his wife Eileen(?)

She said her grandmother was German.

Re: Shiocton Singlers

manxvickie — 2003-11-23 00:33:33Z

I have just started checking out genealogy sites. My gggrandmother was Amelia Singler, daughter of George Singler of Shiocton, WI. She married fred Washburn around 1895, and they had two daughters, Vera and Doris. My mother was the only child of Vera. She was raised in Schiocton and I remember going there a lot as a child and visiting with the Milo Singler family, whom I beleive are cousins.

I would love to receive any information about the Singlers!!

Vickie

Re: Wisconsin Singlers

msb2cropit — 2003-07-23 05:11:57Z

Would love this information on the Wi Singlers. I have done some rsearch. Would also like to find info on my grandfather alter Singler who helped lead the Dairy Strikes in 1933 and eventually settled in Modesto, CA and supposedly owned a vineyard. Modesto is where he passed away in 1969

Re: Barbara (Morlock) Singler

Lenda_Robertson — 2003-10-21 01:30:22Z

I am looking for any information on,

John Andrew Morlock
b. abt. 1875 in Indiana
States both parents born in Indiana on 1910 Census.

Any help would be great.

Thank, Lenda

William Singler b abt 1838 in Germany, immigrated abt 1840

tinytipytoes — 2003-09-11 04:52:08Z

My grt grt grandfathers name was william singler. He came from germany in 1840. He married Adovish "Harriet" Curbelo. I haven't been able to find out what ship he came over on. Or who he came with since he was only a child. He lived most of his life in texas.

William Singler b. abt 1838 in germany

tinytipytoes — 2003-09-10 01:24:51Z

Wisconsin Singlers

holyfil — 2003-09-01 02:53:57Z

My ggf or gggr entered the United States through New York piror to the Civil War. His name was George Singler and he served in a New York Regiment. His family ended up in Wisconsin in the Appleton/Green Bay Area. My grnadfather was Walter Singler, a farmer in Shiocton, who was very involved in the Milk Wars in the 1930's. My sister, Mary singler Browder, lives in McKinney, Texas and has extensive geneological information on the Singler family that goes back to Germany.

The German singlers that we are descended from were from the Alsace Lorraine area of Germany and were Catholic.

My father, Gary Singler, was an only child and was raised in Appleton, Wisconsin. I would be interested if anyone is related to Singler's who settled in Wisconsin. Thanks. Linda S. Holyfield

Re: Wisconsin Singlers

holyfil — 2003-09-01 02:53:57Z

Thanks for the informaiton. I'll forward it to my sister, Mary Singler Browder, as she is the family geneaology repository. She has a lot of information. if you need to contact her, she lives in McKinney, TExas as her phone number is listed under Frederick Browder. Thanks. Linda.