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Henry WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1513 in Of, Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 180W-JN6 Parents: Richard WROTTESLEY and Dorothy DUDLEY.
Jane WROTTESLEY.
Spouse: Richard JENNETS. Children were: Anne Or Jane JENNETS.
Joan WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1471 in , Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 18G3-4S3 Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
[NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Alt. Birth] He was born about 1517 in , Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 18G4-Q2RAncestral File Number:<AFN> 180W-JM0 Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Isabel HARCOURT. Parents: Richard WROTTESLEY and Dorothy DUDLEY.
Margaret WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1466 in Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9G8D-LT Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
Margery WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1521 in , Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 180W-JS1 Parents: Richard WROTTESLEY and Dorothy DUDLEY.
Parnell WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1473 in , Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 18G3-4QN Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
Richard WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born in 1457 in Of, Wrottesley, Stafford, England. He died in 1521. He was buried in Tettenhall. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9HH7-F3 Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
Spouse: Dorothy DUDLEY. Richard WROTTESLEY and Dorothy DUDLEY were married about 1482 in Of, Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Children were: Walter WROTTESLEY, Thomas WROTTESLEY, Henry WROTTESLEY, George WROTTESLEY, Ellinor WROTTESLEY, Ann WROTTESLEY, Margery WROTTESLEY, John WROTTESLEY.
Thomas WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1509 in Of, Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 180W-JLR Parents: Richard WROTTESLEY and Dorothy DUDLEY.
Thomasine WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1465 in Of, Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 15CG-3P9 Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
Walter WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1441 in
Spouse: Joan BARON. Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON were married. Children were: Richard WROTTESLEY, William WROTTESLEY, Henry WROTTESLEY, Walter WROTTESLEY, Thomasine WROTTESLEY, Margaret WROTTESLEY, Ann WROTTESLEY, Alice WROTTESLEY, Joan WROTTESLEY, Parnell WROTTESLEY.
Walter WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1463 in , Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 18G3-4M2 Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
Walter WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1483 in Of, Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. He died in 1563. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 9HH7-9D Parents: Richard WROTTESLEY and Dorothy DUDLEY.
Spouse: Isabel HARCOURT. Walter WROTTESLEY and Isabel HARCOURT were married. Children were: Eleanor WROTTESLEY, John WROTTESLEY, Elizabeth WROTTESLEY.
William WROTTESLEY7,95,850 was born about 1459 in , Wrottesley, Staffordshire, England. Ancestral File Number:<AFN> 18G3-4KM Parents: Walter WROTTESLEY and Joan BARON.
Living WUITE.377 Parents: Living WUITE and Living CLAPP.
Spouse: Living BUSIC.
Living WUITE.377
Spouse: Living CLAPP. Children were: Living WUITE.
Living WUKOVICH.3 Parents: Living WOKOVICH and Living OFFAK.
Spouse: Living BURTON. Children were: Living BURTON.
Living WUKOVICH.3 Parents: Living WOKOVICH and Living OFFAK.
Living WUKOVICH.3 Parents: Living WOKOVICH and Living OFFAK.
Spouse: Living SMITH.
WULDETRADA.110 Parents: .
Spouse: I CLOTAIRE.
Adolf WULF.5,93,94 Parents: Johann Frederick WULFF and Maria GOSSMAN.
Albert Johann Andreas WULF5,93,94 was born on 13 Aug 1890 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 He died on 8 Jul 1960 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 He is reference number 22. [master ged.FTW]
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Albert Wulf was born on August 13, 1890, to Henry and Katherine Thode Wulf on a farm north-east of Lester, Iowa, in Allison Township. He was the oldest of a family of 11 children. Albert spent his entire life on a farm.
At a young age, he worked as a farm hand for Jake Scholerman and then for August Maurer.
He attended Allison #4 public school. He finished the fourth reader.
He married Maria Knobloch of February 14, 1914, and to this union eleven children were born. Maria was the daughter of William and Fredreke Knobloch.
Albert and his brother Emil rented a farm from the Heagles west Lester, IA in Logan Township. Albert and Maria lived there for 3 years. Their sons Emil and Wilhelm were born on this place. Then he bought a quarter section of land north of Lester in Larchwood Township. Here they put up a set of farm buildings, except the house and old horse barn. At this time they fed a lot of carpenters. Ema, Jacob, Karoline, Amelia and Mildred were born to the family on this place. They lived there until in 1926, when Albert decided he needed more land, as the boys were growing up and they had outgrown this farm. He made a deal on a farm with August Maurer; which was a half section 2 miles northwest of the home place, and moved the family there on March 1, 1926. On March 3, 1926 Maria's father passed away, and it was during this time that the children all had whooping cough, plus on March 25, 1926 a son, Leonard was born. Later, Leah, Lawrence and Marilyn were botn the the Maurer farm.
In April of 1926 because of the tremendous drought, Albert had to buy hay at Hills, Minnesota, which was shipped in by rail. Since they only had a short time to pick up hay, Albert took 2 hay racks. This particular day was very windy and dusty, and as they were crossing the railroad tracks, a gust of wind caught the hayrack, tipping it over and pinning Albert's leg beneath. The horses did not stop, but luckily some railroad men caught them. Albert received a broken leg in the accident, and was laid up all summer. His dad and some friends planted the corn for him that year. Albert's great pride was his straight rows of corn planted with his team.
Albert served as a school director for their rural school for many years. He also served on different elevator boards and on the Farmer's Union Livestock Board.
He retired from farming in 1955
Albert suffered with heart trouble a number of years before his sudden death in the clinic at Canton, South Dakota on July 8, 1960. Albert and Maria are buried at the Apostolic Christian Cemetery, near Lester, Iowa.
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Albert Wulf was born on August 13, 1890, to Henry and Katherine Thode Wulf on a farm north-east of Lester, Iowa, in Allison Township. He was the oldest of a family of 11 children. Albert spent his entire life on a farm.
At a young age, he worked as a farm hand for Jake Scholerman and then for August Maurer.
He attended Allison #4 public school. He finished the fourth reader.
He married Maria Knobloch of February 14, 1914, and to this union eleven children were born. Maria was the daughter of William and Fredreke Knobloch.
Albert and his brother Emil rented a farm from the Heagles west Lester, IA in Logan Township. Albert and Maria lived there for 3 years. Their sons Emil and Wilhelm were born on this place. Then he bought a quarter section of land north of Lester in Larchwood Township. Here they put up a set of farm buildings, except the house and old horse barn. At this time they fed a lot of carpenters. Ema, Jacob, Karoline, Amelia and Mildred were born to the family on this place. They lived there until in 1926, when Albert decided he needed more land, as the boys were growing up and they had outgrown this farm. He made a deal on a farm with August Maurer; which was a half section 2 miles northwest of the home place, and moved the family there on March 1, 1926. On March 3, 1926 Maria's father passed away, and it was during this time that the children all had whooping cough, plus on March 25, 1926 a son, Leonard was born. Later, Leah, Lawrence and Marilyn were botn the the Maurer farm.
In April of 1926 because of the tremendous drought, Albert had to buy hay at Hills, Minnesota, which was shipped in by rail. Since they only had a short time to pick up hay, Albert took 2 hay racks. This particular day was very windy and dusty, and as they were crossing the railroad tracks, a gust of wind caught the hayrack, tipping it over and pinning Albert's leg beneath. The horses did not stop, but luckily some railroad men caught them. Albert received a broken leg in the accident, and was laid up all summer. His dad and some friends planted the corn for him that year. Albert's great pride was his straight rows of corn planted with his team.
Albert served as a school director for their rural school for many years. He also served on different elevator boards and on the Farmer's Union Livestock Board.
He retired from farming in 1955
Albert suffered with heart trouble a number of years before his sudden death in the clinic at Canton, South Dakota on July 8, 1960. Albert and Maria are buried at the Apostolic Christian Cemetery, near Lester, Iowa. Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Maria KNOBLOCH. Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH were married on 14 Feb 1914.5,94 Reference Number:1417 Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Emma Lydia WULF, Marilyn Ruth WULF.
August WULF5,93,94 was born on 17 Oct 1847.5,93,94 He died on 21 Feb 1935.5,93,94 He is reference number 3. Parents: Johann Frederick WULFF and Maria GOSSMAN.
Children were: Martha WULF, Hedwig WULF, Rudolf WULF.
Bertha Wilhelmina Augusta WULF5,93,94 was born on 5 Dec 1898 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 She died on 3 Mar 1966 in Lester, Iowa.5,93,94 She is reference number 27. Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Theodore LORENZEN. Theodore LORENZEN and Bertha Wilhelmina Augusta WULF were married on 12 Aug 1930 in Rock Rapids, Iowa.5,94 Reference Number:1617 Children were: Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN, Living LORENZEN.
Dorathea Theresia Catherine WULF5,93,94 was born on 8 Jul 1903 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 She died on 14 Jul 1973 in Luverne, Minnesota.5,93,94 She is reference number 29. [master ged.FTW]
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Dora was born on the Wulf farm in Lyon County Iowa and attended rural school Allison #4 with her brothers and sisters. She was confirmed in the Lutheran faith in a class with her brother Carl in 1916.
Dora worked as a waitress and was also employed as a housekeeper before her marriage. She met her firs husband Louis when she went to work as a housekeeper for three Rohr brothers who were farming in Springwater Township in Rock County, Minnesota.
Dora and Louie were married on March 16, 1928 at Sioux City, Iowa by Judge Charles Locke. After their marriage they lived in Lyon County Iowa near Lakewood. They moved to Rock County in Minnesota in 1931 and operated a Dairy Farm for Rodney Nelson south of Luverne.
Louie adopted Marlyn when he was three years old.
Dora and Louie provided a home for Lucy Claussen after her Mother's death and until Lucy was old enough to start.
Dora was an immaculate housekeeper and an excellent cook. She did a lot of baking desserts and cakes for other people. She also enjoyed card-parties, radio serials, cross-word puzzles, crocheting and was an ardent fan of the singer Kate Smith.
The Dairy farm was sold to the U.S. for the construction of U.S. Interstate #90 and Dora and Louie retired and moved to Luverne. This was in 1943-44.
Dora and Louie were divorced in 1957. Dora married a second time to Christ Christianson. Dor and Chris made their home in Luverne. They enjoyed deer hunting and took trips to northern Minnesota nearly every year to hunt.
Dora was 5"7" tall, she had dark brown hair and eyes. She received a hip injury in a fall and after a number of years went to Mayo Clinic in Rochester and had this hip repaired surgically. she also suffered from cancer and had surgery for this in 1969. Her death in 1973 was caused by a cerebral aneurysm.
Dora was a member of the American Legion Auxiliary and also to a Neighborhood Card Club. Dora was also an enthusiastic Bingo player.
(Some of the information for Dora's life story was taken from "Neighborhood Card Club History Book" where it was written in Dora's handwriting. This history book had been collected and printed for it's members in 1942.) Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Christ CHRISTIANSON. Christ CHRISTIANSON and Dorathea Theresia Catherine WULF were married. Reference Number:1620
Spouse: Louis ROHR. Louis ROHR and Dorathea Theresia Catherine WULF were married on 16 Mar 1928 in Sioux City, Iowa.5,94 They were divorced. Reference Number:1621 Children were: Marlyn Duane ROHR.
Elsie Johanna Freda WULF5,93,94 was born on 30 Nov 1896 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 She died on 23 Jul 1932 in Lester, Iowa.5,93,94 She is reference number 26. Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Claus CLAUSSEN. Claus CLAUSSEN and Elsie Johanna Freda WULF were married. Reference Number:1614 Children were: Living CLAUSSEN, Living CLAUSSEN, Living CLAUSSEN, Living CLAUSSEN, Living CLAUSSEN, Living CLAUSSEN.
Spouse: Robaert JUNGE. Robaert JUNGE and Elsie Johanna Freda WULF were divorced. Children were: Living JUNGE.
Emil August Wilhelm WULF5,93,94 was born on 29 Aug 1891.5,93,94 He died on 9 Oct 1914.5,93,94 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Marriage fact]5,93,94 He is reference number 23. [master ged.FTW]
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Emil A.W. Wulf was born on August 29, 1891 to Henry Wulf and his wife Kate on the family farm northeast of Lester, Iowa in Allison Township. He was the second son born to this union, and remained on the farm where he grew up and helped with the farming.
He attended rural school, Allison No. 4, with his brothers and sisters and was confirmed in the Lutheran faith.
In 1914, he went into partnership on a farm with his brother, Albert. This was on the Wiese farm 2 1/2 miles southwest of Lester, Iowa.
In October of that year, he met with a very painful accident. It was on a Monday afternoon while grinding feed with a horsepowered grinder Emil stepped on the gearing part of the machine to put some grain into the hopper, the board lying on top of the gear gave way letting his foot down into the gears. The toes of his foot were badly crushed and the fleshy part of his foot on the bottom was nearly torn off. He was taken to the German Lutheran Hospital in Sioux City, Iowa, where it was hoped his foot could be saved. His father went with him, and returned home on Tuesday evening. The major toe was amputated, and Emil seemed to be getting along nicely, when the cord in his neck became very sore, and the doctors realized they had tetanus to battle with.
Everything in medical science that could be done, was done, but to no avail. His parents were notified and they were at his bedside until his merciful death and his terrible suffering ended on Thursday morning, October9, ten days after his terrible accident. His body was shipped to his parents home where the funeral services were held the next Monday afternoon.
Emil was engaged to be married to Adalia Mundt of near Lester. He had leased a farm for the following year, 1915, from Charles Klien, where he plannaed to live.
He was a splendid speciman of young manhood, was the idol of his parents and well liked by all who knew him.
Prior to his death, he had taken out an insurance policy fo $2,500.00. This was paid to his parents.
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Emil A.W. Wulf was born on August 29, 1891 to Henry Wulf and his wife Kate on the family farm northeast of Lester, Iowa in Allison Township. He was the second son born to this union, and remained on the farm where he grew up and helped with the farming.
He attended rural school, Allison No. 4, with his brothers and sisters and was confirmed in the Lutheran faith.
In 1914, he went into partnership on a farm with his brother, Albert. This was on the Wiese farm 2 1/2 miles southwest of Lester, Iowa.
In October of that year, he met with a very painful accident. It was on a Monday afternoon while grinding feed with a horsepowered grinder Emil stepped on the gearing part of the machine to put some grain into the hopper, the board lying on top of the gear gave way letting his foot down into the gears. The toes of his foot were badly crushed and the fleshy part of his foot on the bottom was nearly torn off. He was taken to the German Lutheran Hospital in Sioux City, Iowa, where it was hoped his foot could be saved. His father went with him, and returned home on Tuesday evening. The major toe was amputated, and Emil seemed to be getting along nicely, when the cord in his neck became very sore, and the doctors realized they had tetanus to battle with.
Everything in medical science that could be done, was done, but to no avail. His parents were notified and they were at his bedside until his merciful death and his terrible suffering ended on Thursday morning, October9, ten days after his terrible accident. His body was shipped to his parents home where the funeral services were held the next Monday afternoon.
Emil was engaged to be married to Adalia Mundt of near Lester. He had leased a farm for the following year, 1915, from Charles Klien, where he plannaed to live.
He was a splendid speciman of young manhood, was the idol of his parents and well liked by all who knew him.
Prior to his death, he had taken out an insurance policy fo $2,500.00. This was paid to his parents. Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Emma Anna Wilhelmina WULF5,93,94 was born on 7 Jan 1906 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 She died on 11 Jul 1974 in Eureka, California.5,94 [NEED TO DEFINE SENTENCE: Alt. Death]5,93,94 She is reference number 30. Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Living GEZEWSKI. Children were: Living GEZEWSKI, Living GEZEWSKI.
Spouse: Living HERSTINE.
Emma Lydia WULF5,93,94 was born on 15 Apr 1917.5,93,94 She died on 1 Jul 1918.5,93,94 She is reference number 38. Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Hedwig WULF.5,93,94 Parents: August WULF.
Spouse: PHILIP.
Henry Carl WULF5,93,94 was born on 15 Dec 1853 in Techentin, Germany.5,93,94 He died on 1 Nov 1949 in Lester, Iowa.5,93,94 He is reference number 6. [master ged.FTW]
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Henry Carl Wulf came to the United States in 1882, his citizenship papers are recorded in Lyon County, Iowa, dated May 20, 1887. Henry dropped one "f" from the spelling of his last name at this time. He was the only member of his immediate family to immigrate to America. He first went to the home of some relatives named Gossman, Clayton County, in eastern Iowa. After two yearas he moved to Lyon County, Iowa.
In Germany, Henry had done apprentice work as a locksmith and a lock he invented was still used on the family home there in 1965. In America, Henry was a farmer. He bought his first land on October 1, 1885, and paid $2,000.00 for 120 acres. (Records show this land was first bought from the United States by Delas R. Mills on September 8, 1868: sold to Fredrick J. Kluss on June 17, 1882: sold to G.P. Camfried on May 1, 1883, and then sold to Henry C. Wulf on October 1, 1885.) Theodore F. Lorenzen bought the land on July 19, 1939, and Vernon Lorenzen bought it on May 1, 1974.
Henry's living quarters for several years on this farm were in the loft over his barn. They were reached by an outside stairway, and were very cozy complete with built in bunks. This is where he endured the great blizzard of 1888.
He married "Katie" Thode on November 6, 1889, at Rock Rapids, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Lupper witnessed the ceremony and Mr. H.B. Pierce, a Justice of the Peace performed the ritual.
Henry Wulf had blue eyes and brown hair. He always had a fine mustache and smoked a long-stemmed pipe. He loved to play cards.
He died on November 1, 1949, at the age of 95 years, 10 months, and 16 days. He is buried at Hillside Cemetary near Lester, Iowa.
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Henry Carl Wulf came to the United States in 1882, his citizenship papers are recorded in Lyon County, Iowa, dated May 20, 1887. Henry dropped one "f" from the spelling of his last name at this time. He was the only member of his immediate family to immigrate to America. He first went to the home of some relatives named Gossman, Clayton County, in eastern Iowa. After two yearas he moved to Lyon County, Iowa.
In Germany, Henry had done apprentice work as a locksmith and a lock he invented was still used on the family home there in 1965. In America, Henry was a farmer. He bought his first land on October 1, 1885, and paid $2,000.00 for 120 acres. (Records show this land was first bought from the United States by Delas R. Mills on September 8, 1868: sold to Fredrick J. Kluss on June 17, 1882: sold to G.P. Camfried on May 1, 1883, and then sold to Henry C. Wulf on October 1, 1885.) Theodore F. Lorenzen bought the land on July 19, 1939, and Vernon Lorenzen bought it on May 1, 1974.
Henry's living quarters for several years on this farm were in the loft over his barn. They were reached by an outside stairway, and were very cozy complete with built in bunks. This is where he endured the great blizzard of 1888.
He married "Katie" Thode on November 6, 1889, at Rock Rapids, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. L.C. Lupper witnessed the ceremony and Mr. H.B. Pierce, a Justice of the Peace performed the ritual.
Henry Wulf had blue eyes and brown hair. He always had a fine mustache and smoked a long-stemmed pipe. He loved to play cards.
He died on November 1, 1949, at the age of 95 years, 10 months, and 16 days. He is buried at Hillside Cemetary near Lester, Iowa. Parents: Johann Frederick WULFF and Maria GOSSMAN.
Spouse: Catherine Andrea THODE. Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE were married on 6 Nov 1889 in Rock Rapids, Iowa.5,94 They were divorced. Reference Number:1415 Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Albert Johann Andreas WULF, Emil August Wilhelm WULF, Henry Frederick Ferdinand WULF, Olga Maria Dorathea WULF, Elsie Johanna Freda WULF, Bertha Wilhelmina Augusta WULF, Dorathea Theresia Catherine WULF, Emma Anna Wilhelmina WULF, Ludwig Wilhelm Anthon WULF.
Henry Frederick Ferdinand WULF5,93,94 was born on 26 Jan 1893 in Lyon County, Iowa.5,93,94 He died on 16 Dec 1956 in Buried At Maplewood - Rock County, MN.5,93,94 He is reference number 24. Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Living LONG. Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF.
Hermine WULF.5,93,94 Parents: Johann Frederick WULFF and Maria GOSSMAN.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Rudolf WULF.
Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Rudolf WULF.
Children were: Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Living RAFFCERN. Children were: Living KEMP.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Henry Carl WULF and Catherine Andrea THODE.
Spouse: Frank WYNIA. Children were: Living WYNIA, Living WYNIA, Living WYNIA.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living MOSER. Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living BANWART. Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living MOSER. Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Johannes DOORNEWEERD. Children were: Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living ROEMEN. Children were: Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN, Living ROEMEN.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living SAUDER. Children were: Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER, Living SAUDER.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living LUTHI. Children were: Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF, Living WULF.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
Spouse: Living DOORNEWEERD. Children were: Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD, Living DOORNEWEERD.
Living WULF.5,94 Parents: Albert Johann Andreas WULF and Maria KNOBLOCH.
