## Peter Josef Schultheiss

M, * b. 19-Mar-1724, + d. 2-Jun-1802
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Peter Josef Schultheiss, son of Pauli Schulteis and Remundae Gansen, was * born on Sunday, 19-Mar-1724 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germanic Lands.1,2 Say 1754, Peter Josef oo married Maria Juliane Gierlich at St. Nickolaus Catholic Church, Rheinbach. Peter + died, at the age of 78 years, on Wednesday, 2-Jun-1802 in Rheinbach.

### Children of Peter Josef Schultheiss and Maria Juliane Gierlich

- Paul Josef Schultes+ * b. 7-Feb-1755, + d. 16-Aug-1813
- Johannes Heinrich Schulteis * b. 26-Sep-1756
- Peter Josef Schulteis+ * b. 1-Oct-1758
- Anna Katharina Schultheis * b. 1-Jan-1760
- Anna Maria Schulteis+ * b. 31-Jan-1762
- Jacob Schulteis * b. 3-Apr-1764
- (infant) Schultheiss * b. 21-Apr-1765
- Johannes Schultheis+ * b. 16-Jan-1766, + d. 28-Jan-1844
- Christine Schulteis * b. 6-Apr-1769, + d. 10-Nov-1778

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-C987071.
2. Personal Communication; Sven Oliver Schulteis; 2003-2011; Stendal, Germany with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Peter Josef Schulteis1

M, * b. 1-Oct-1758
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Peter Josef Schulteis, son of Peter Josef Schultheiss and Maria Juliane Gierlich, was ~ baptized on Sunday, 1-Oct-1758 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germanic Lands.1,2

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-C987071.
2. Rheinbach Civil Records, Card File - Rheinbach, Rhienland, Germany (Archives, Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germany: Rheinbach Civil Authorities), viewed by Elmar Steinbach, D-53227 Bonn, Germany (1997-2000),.

## Peter Josef Schulteis1

M, * b. 21-Feb-1787, + d. 10-Jun-1826
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Peter Josef Schulteis, son of Paul Josef Schultes and Maria Josefa Müller, was * born on Wednesday, 21-Feb-1787 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germanic Lands.1 [also identified as 20 February 1787] He was ~ baptized on Thursday, 22-Feb-1787 in Rheinbach.1,2,3 On Wednesday, 19-May-1813, Peter Josef, age 26, oo married Anna Maria Wichterich, age 21, at St. Margaretha Catholic Church, Rheinbach.4,2,3 Peter + died, at the age of 39 years, on Saturday, 10-Jun-1826 in Rheinbach.2 [Professor Schulteis identified death on 09 June 1826]

### Children of Peter Josef Schulteis and Anna Maria Wichterich

- Johann Josef Schulteis+ * b. 16-Jun-1814, + d. 11-Nov-1853
- Maria Josepha Schulteis * b. 9-Jan-1816, + d. 29-Mar-1818
- Anna Maria Schulteis+ * b. 10-Feb-1817
- Herman Joseph Schulteis+ * b. 20-Apr-1818, + d. 14-Jan-1889
- Franz Schulteis * b. 16-Feb-1820, + d. 1844
- Peter Joseph Schulteis+ * b. 6-Jun-1821, + d. 4-Nov-1881
- Bernard Schulteis * b. 19-Jan-1824, + d. 21-Oct-1824
- Johann Friedrich Schulteis * b. 14-Feb-1825, + d. 23-Mar-1826
- Constantin Adam Hubert Schulteis+ * b. 8-Dec-1826, + d. 20-Jun-1883

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-C987071.
2. Rheinbach Civil Records, Card File - Rheinbach, Rhienland, Germany (Archives, Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germany: Rheinbach Civil Authorities), viewed by Elmar Steinbach, D-53227 Bonn, Germany (1997-2000),.
3. Personal Communication; Genealogical notes of Sven Schulteis' great-grandparents; living in Germany and gathered in the 1890s.
4. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sault Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 1057247-M986435.

## Peter Josef Schultes1,2

M, * b. 1-Apr-1771, + d. 1-Apr-1771
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Peter Josef Schultes, son of Peter Joseph Schultes and Maria Elisabeth Finck, was ~ baptized on Monday, 1-Apr-1771 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germanic Lands.2,1 Peter + died on Monday, 1-Apr-1771.2

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-C987071.
2. Personal Communication; Genealogical notes of Sven Schulteis' great-grandparents; living in Germany and gathered in the 1890s.

## Peter Joseph Schulteis1

M, * b. 6-Jun-1821, + d. 4-Nov-1881
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Peter Joseph Schulteis
(1821-1881)
Peter Joseph Schulteis, son of Peter Josef Schulteis and Anna Maria Wichterich, was * born on Wednesday, 6-Jun-1821 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia.1,2 He was ~ baptized on Thursday, 7-Jun-1821 in Rheinbach.1,3 On Tuesday, 5-Aug-1845, Peter Joseph, age 24, oo married Anna Maria Elisabeth Merkel, age 25, at St. Peter German Catholic Congregation Church, later known as the Cathedral of St. Peter the Apostle, Milwaukee, Wisconsin Territory.4,5 Peter + died, at the age of 60 years, on Friday, 4-Nov-1881 in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.6 He was buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Richfield. The burial location is Area South, Row 2, Grave 21 next to his wife Anna Maria.
Peter emigrated at age 22 from Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia, departing on Wednesday, 13-Sep-1843. The National Archive Trust Fund records in Washington D.C. show that Peter Joseph Schulteis left Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia for Antwerp, Belgium in 1843.
Overland travel in the German rugged landscape, mud, and unpredictable weather made it difficult traveling in the 1800's. It was very hard to assure arrival to get to the port on time for passage aboard a vessel. Many families found it faster and more comfortable taking one of the hundreds of the Rhine river boats to near the mouth of the Rhine and then a short trip to Antwerp. A Rhine river boat was usually meant for transportation of commercial materials but for a small fee would accommodate private passengers. Antwerp was also a much less "formal" port than the German ones and it was easier to book passage and leave.
In July/August Peter boarded the Emma, of the boat class "bark" or "Barque" and generally referred to as the "Bark Emma". It was a 342 ton Belgian boat under the command of Captain Charles Sheridan. This wind powered three masts vessel had the front two masts (fore and main) square rigged and the back mast (mizzenmist) rigged fore-and-aft. The vessel arrived 30-40 days later at New York Harbor. There were 131 passengers on board and Peter Joseph was listed as the 28th person on the ship's record. It further showed that Peter was 22 years of age and that his occupation was that of a smit.
At this time in history, immigrants to Wisconsin generally took a boat from New York City up the Hudson River to Albany. There they boarded a train to Buffalo and sailed on a Great Lakes steam boat to Milwaukee. In Milwaukee there was no wharf so passengers unload their baggage into small boats which took them to shore. The last 20 or so miles of the journey was spent walking from Milwaukee through the forested land to their final destination. In Peter Joseph's case, his final destination was Richfield.
Family hearsay has a third brother, although not identified, also coming to the United States and residing out west, possibly in Nebraska. There is no documentation confirming this speculation.
The following memoir was originally published by the Concordia Historical Society and republished in 1985 by the Fayette County, Illinois Genealogical Society. It may provide some insight into what Peter Joseph might have encountered in his journey to Wisconsin.
Written by J. Fred Fellwock, b 1831, Nahausen, Brandenburg, d 1919, Evansville, Indiana.
LEAVING THE HOMELAND
On June 11, 1846, we bade our old and remaining friends farewell, my father, mother, my five sisters, and myself. There were nearly a score of families, including our own, all from our neighborhood of Dorf Nahausen. They hired an Oder River boat, which took us to Hamburg. The railroad from Berlin to Hamburg was then under construction. Only a half mile from Nahausen was an arm of the Oder River, and here our hired boat was anchored, awaiting us.
All baggage and belongings that were to go with us had previously been put aboard the craft. About 12 o'clock noon the craft pulled out, the passengers and cargo bound to an unknown world. As anchor and ropes were drawn in, we sang several verses of spiritual songs. We kept this up for some time; also waving of hands and handkerchiefs from land and boat kept up until we, forever passed on and out of sight. Where there was joy from one end of the boat to the other, yet there rolled many a tear over the cheeks of every passenger, especially mothers and the mature. In a few hours we arrived at the junction of the main Oder River. This we followed to the Finn Canal, through the canal into the Hazel River, and finally in to the Elbe River. After three weeks we arrived in Hamburg.
Perhaps the captain was responsible for our slow headway; he was a slow individual. And in Hamburg there were more passengers than the ships could carry. Owing to this shortage in ships, the better, abler, and more well-to-do were required to accept a delay of three weeks. This included our company, all of whom were anxious to get to America.
At last we bade farewell to the Fatherland. Our voyage consumed fifty-five days, until we arrived in New York on September 19, 1846. Think of it, eight weeks, a little short of two months from Hamburg to New York. Compare this with modern traveling of our day as well as with the improvements in every other line of endeavor.
Such a long voyage on a sailship is, indeed, replete with hardships. This was our experience, and while our ship was not so crowded as some others, it was nevertheless an ordeal. The food was such as would nauseate us. Luckily my parents had taken along a goodly supply of toasted bread, bacon, ham, and other victuals, which we now for some time were enjoying as "delicatessen" as compared with the ship's fare. In the meantime leaving our ship's portions to others.
My mother and my oldest sister, Wilhelmina, never did see the ocean. From the very start both got seasick and remained so to the last day. I had a touch of it, but quickly overcame it, and thereafter felt entirely well on the remainder of the trip.
WISCONSIN BOUND
As you know, we were Wisconsin-bound. After one day's stay in New York--then already a big city--we, very slowly, by steamer, went up the Hudson River to Albany, New York and from there by railroad to Buffalo. On this trip we were several times in danger of being cremated alive. The coach -- a miserable affair--had no seats. It was a sort of "box-stall"--if you know what I mean--probably a cattle or freight car. Four families (twenty-nine persons) with all their baggage and belongings were crowded into this car. Where one stood, there he would squat; there he would remain. No elbow room, no chance for exercise. Neither was this all our plight. As stated before, we were faced with the predicament of being destroyed body and baggage, from fiery cinders of the locomotive ahead of our car. There was no glass in the door of our car; it was broken as nearly as I remember; smoke would pour in at times to suffocation; sparks at other times would make their appearance in such profusion that ignition of our belongings, such as wrapped bed clothes and other wrapped valuables, including the entire cargo, was practically unavoidable. No conductor showed up; we were isolated in Uncle Sam's great domain, wiping cinders out of our swollen and reddened eyes, while the smaller children pitifully kept up the orgy of crying.
But we soon found a weapon that would guard against these cinders; a wet cloth was hung across this door opening. But, oh! such a job! While it seemed comparatively easy to stand there doing nothing but keeping the cloth moist, my turn of sixty-minute shifts was as painful to me as was the incident of yesteryear, when I was compelled to stand up driving, taking dinner to the workmen in the hayfield. [He is referring to a spanking that he had received as a younger child.] Never in my life did I find the time to pass so slowly, doing nothing most of the time. Nevertheless it required two of us boys to guard the situation when the winds blew against us. One to hold the cloth in place while the other kept up moistening the cloth, or extinguishing the fire whenever the cloth caught fire. The job was a grimy one to us boys as well as it was funny; we were glad when it ended with our arrival in Buffalo.
Various incidents retarded our journey going west. Frequently we were side-tracked for hours and hours. At one time we broke down in a cornfield, where we were delayed for over twenty-four hours before all was well and ready to continue. Finally Buffalo was reached, and the railroad between Buffalo and Chicago not having been completed, we had to make, again, a voyage on the Lakes, directly to Milwaukee.
The trip over the Lakes was stormy, with no pleasure in it, but we finally arrived at Milwaukee in fairly good spirits, as nearly as I can remember. Now another fifty or sixty miles, and we would be at our journey's end.
End of the traveling saga, back to Peter Joseph.
Peter Joseph applied for citizenship on 18 October 1843. This was the same year the Catholic Diocese of Milwaukee was established on paper. On Wednesday, 1-Mar-1848 Peter Joseph and Anna Maria purchased 177 Acres of timberland for $221.95 from the Milwaukee Land Office of the United States Government ($1.25 per acre) in Township 9N, Range 19E, Section 3. At that time the land was considered part of the Wisconsin Territory. James K. Polk was president. Sixty one days later, Wisconsin became the 30th state. The land patent is filed with the Bureau Of Land Management, Eastern Region, volume WI282, page 478, certificate number 18,074.
The book Richfield Remembers The Past identified Peter purchased 160 acres on 28 July 1845 identified as NW 1/4 of Section 3.
On 1 August 1849, Peter's brother Herman Joseph purchased 40 acres of land (9N,19E,3) which Peter cosigned. On 1 January 1850 Peter purchased an additional 80 acres (9N,19E,7). On 2 August 1852, Peter Joseph purchased 40 acres (9N,19E,3) which was the same land as purchased by Herman Joseph in 1849. It would seem that Herman Joseph had second thoughts about living in Richfield and decided to settle in Port Washington where the 1860 census has him living.
It is said that Indians camped by the spring at the center of the property and also in the northwest portion of the property where St. Mary's Church is located. In total Peter Joseph purchased 297 acres of land. The plot map in 1873 show a house and barn to be located about center with the barn positioned to the north and west of the house. The 1892 plot map has the entrance to the property on the north from what is now called Pioneer Road.
As other settlers moved into the area and decided where they wanted to settle, they would give Peter the money and he would go to Milwaukee to buy the land for them, because he was familiar as to where to go and how to do it.7
On 2 June 1852 Peter and Anna and his brother Herman and Margaretha donated three acres of Peter Joseph's land to Bishop John Henni of the Milwaukee Catholic Diocese on which the Church of the Maternity of the Blessed Virgin Mary chapel was constructed and opened in 1854. The price paid for the property by the diocese was one dollar of "good and lawful money of the United States of America". Father I. Nicholas Pfeiffer operating from St. Boniface in Goldenthal was its first pastor. The chapel was located two miles west of the village of Richfield and four miles north of the hamlet of Hubertus. In the early years, the chapel was also referred to in some records as the "Schultheis Kirche." In 1894, what is now known as St. Mary Church was built at a cost of $2,500 and replaced the chapel.

### Children of Peter Joseph Schulteis and Anna Maria Elisabeth Merkel

- Maria Elizabeth Schulteis+ * b. 10-Jun-1846, + d. 3-Mar-1891
- Herman Joseph Schulteis+ * b. 22-Dec-1847, + d. 7-Jul-1929
- Katharina Appolonia Schulteis+ * b. 8-Oct-1849, + d. 10-Feb-1912
- Margaret Schulteis+ * b. 7-Sep-1852, + d. 25-Nov-1931
- Barbara Schulteis+ * b. 7-Sep-1852, + d. 28-May-1929
- Frederick Schulteis * b. 31-Aug-1855, + d. 23-Aug-1856
- Theresa Schulteis+ * b. 22-May-1857, + d. 15-Dec-1919
- Josephine Schulteis * b. 10-Jul-1860, + d. 20-Aug-1860
- Peter Schulteis * b. 1-Jul-1862, + d. 15-Nov-1864

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Sault Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 1057247-C986435.
2. Cemetery Marker; St. Mary Cemetery; St. Mary Parish, Richfield, Washington County. Wisconsin, USA; Viewed by Donald Joseph Schulteis, Dallas, Collin County, Texas, USA; May, 2000.
3. Personal Communication; Genealogical notes of Sven Schulteis' great-grandparents; living in Germany and gathered in the 1890s.
4. Marriage of Peter Joseph Schulteis and Anna Maria Merkel; 05 August 1845; Recorded by Cathedral Of St. Peter The Apostle, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, LDS Film 1863295.
5. Marriage of Peter Joseph Schulteis and Anna Maria Merkel; 05 August 1845; Recorded by Milwaukee County, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 722, Book A, page 145.
6. Cemetery Marker; St. Mary Parish; Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.
7. Personal Communication; Albert William Schulteis, Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA with his daughter Marilyn (Schulteis) Merten.

## Peter Joseph Schulteis

M, * b. 18-Dec-1872, + d. 9-Nov-1933
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Peter Joseph Schulteis
(1872-1933)
Peter Joseph Schulteis, son of Herman Joseph Schulteis and Gertrude Margaret Doll, was * born on Wednesday, 18-Dec-1872 in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2,3,4 On Tuesday, 21-Jun-1898, Peter Joseph, age 25, oo married Elizabeth Gertrude Koenings, age 25, at St. Mary Immaculate Conception Church, Barton.5 Peter + died, at the age of 60 years, on Thursday, 9-Nov-1933 in the evening at his home in Milwaukee.3,4,2 He is ± buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Richfield.4,3 Services were conducted at St. Leo Catholic Church in Milwaukee. The burial location is Area South, Row 3, Grave 32.
In the early 1900s, Peter owned the Schulteis Hotel, Barton.

### Children of Peter Joseph Schulteis and Elizabeth Gertrude Koenings

- Joseph Herman Schulteis * b. 15-Mar-1899, + d. 1-Nov-1899
- Alvin William Schulteis+ * b. 24-Mar-1900, + d. 17-Jul-1941
- Clarence Joseph Schulteis+ * b. 15-Jun-1901, + d. 31-Jan-1960
- Willard Andrew Schulteis+ * b. 10-Sep-1904, + d. 23-Jun-1954
- Loretta Julia Schulteis * b. 18-Jan-1906, + d. 5-Mar-1993
- Josephine Wilhelmina Schulteis+ * b. 19-Mar-1908, + d. 5-Sep-1997
- Sylvester Ferdinand Schulteis+ * b. 29-Mar-1911, + d. 16-Mar-1964

### Citations

1. Baptism Register LDS 1846-1920 (microfilmed); St. Mary Catholic Church, Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1871468.
2. Cemetery Marker; St. Mary Cemetery; St. Mary Parish, Richfield, Washington County. Wisconsin, USA; Viewed by Donald Joseph Schulteis, Dallas, Collin County, Texas, USA; May, 2000.
3. Death of Peter Schulteis; 09 November 1933; Recorded by Milwaukee County, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Informant: Mrs. Elizabeth Schulteis; Certificate Number 4358, Pull 7317-1933.
4. Death Claims a Prominent Milwaukee Man, Newspaper Not Identified.
5. Marriage of Peter Schulteis and Elizabeth Koenings; 21 June 1898; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 6118.

## Peter Joseph Schultes1

M, * b. 21-Mar-1743, + d. 19-Jul-1787
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Peter Joseph Schultes, son of Everhard Schulteis and Christina Hausmann, was ~ baptized on Thursday, 21-Mar-1743 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germanic Lands.1,2 On Friday, 6-Dec-1765, Peter Joseph, age 22, oo married Maria Elisabeth Finck, age 19, in St. Martin Catholic Church, Rheinbach, Rhienland, Germanic Lands.3,4,2 Peter + died, at the age of 44 years, on Thursday, 19-Jul-1787.2

### Children of Peter Joseph Schultes and Maria Elisabeth Finck

- Hermann Josef Schultes * b. 21-Jan-1766
- Maria Josefa Schultes * b. 7-Nov-1766
- Bartholomeus Nikolaus Schultes * b. 6-Dec-1767
- Adelheid Schultes * b. 19-Feb-1769, + d. 18-Sep-1771
- Peter Josef Schultes * b. 1-Apr-1771, + d. 1-Apr-1771
- Wilhelm Josef Schultes * b. 28-Mar-1772, + d. 9-Feb-1783
- Maria Francisca Schultes * b. 28-Jan-1774
- Maria Christina Schultes * b. 3-Feb-1776, + d. 27-Jan-1782
- Matthias Schultes * b. 22-Jul-1779, + d. 22-Jul-1779
- Maximilian Franz Schultes * b. 9-Nov-1780
- Christina Schultes * b. 27-Jan-1782

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-C987071.
2. Personal Communication; Genealogical notes of Sven Schulteis' great-grandparents; living in Germany and gathered in the 1890s.
3. Personal Communication; Elmar Steinbach; 1997-2012; Bonn, Germany with Donald Joseph Schulteis.
4. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-M987071.

## Peter Mathew Schulteis

M, * b. 24-Feb-1922, + d. 13-Jan-1923
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Peter Mathew Schulteis, son of Albert William Schulteis and Clara Cecelia Hennes, was born on Friday, 24-Feb-1922 in the Town of Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1 Peter + died on Saturday, 13-Jan-1923 in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1 He is ± buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Richfield.1 The burial location is Area South, Row 2, Grave 29.

### Citations

1. Death of Peter Matthew Schulteis; 13 January 1923; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 8981.

## Peter Wilhelm Schulteis1

M, * b. 26-Dec-1768
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Peter Wilhelm Schulteis, son of Joannes Jakob Schulthes and Maria Elisabetha Puetz, was ~ baptized on Monday, 26-Dec-1768 at St. Martin Catholic Church, Bilk, Rhineland, Germanic Lands.1

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 186028-C988281.

## Ralph Frank Schulteis

M, * b. 30-Sep-1935, + d. 11-Aug-2009
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Ralph Frank Schulteis
1998
(1935-2009)
Ralph Frank Schulteis, son of Albert William Schulteis and Clara Cecelia Hennes, was born on Monday, 30-Sep-1935 at home in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2,3 Ralph + died, at the age of 73 years, on Tuesday, 11-Aug-2009 at home on the Schulteis homestead at 2290 Hillside Road, Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.4,3,2 He is ± buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Richfield. The burial location is Area South, Row 12, Grave 37.

### Citations

1. Birth of Ralph Frank Schulteis; 30 September 1935; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 25987.
2. Death of Ralph Frank Schulteis; 11 August 2009; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Informant: [wife] Leila Marie Schulteis; Certificate Number 55387; viewed in February of 2010 by Monica Ann Schulteis.
3. Social Security Death Index; as shared by the Church of the Latter Day Saints in their online SSDI database.
4. Obituary of Ralph Frank Schulteis, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA, 13 August 2009.

## Robert Herman Schulteis

M, * b. 3-Aug-1924, + d. 20-May-1991
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Robert Herman Schulteis
1945
(1924-1991)
Robert Herman Schulteis, son of Frank Joseph Schulteis and Elizabeth Dorothy Gass, was * born on Sunday, 3-Aug-1924 in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2 On Saturday, 17-Nov-1945, Robert Herman, age 21, oo married Beatrice Katherine Mergener, age 20, at St. Mathias Catholic Church, Nabob.3 Robert + died, at the age of 66 years, on Monday, 20-May-1991 at Community Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls.4,2 He is ± buried in St. Peter Catholic Cemetery, Slinger.5,4 Mass of Christian Burial was conducted by Father Robert Bales Wednesday evening at 8:00.

### Citations

1. Birth of Robert Herman Schulteis; 03 August 1924; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 30762.
2. Social Security Death Index; as shared by the Church of the Latter Day Saints in their online SSDI database.
3. Marriage of Robert Schulteis and Beatrice Mergener; 17 November 1945; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 15391.
4. Death of Robert Herman Schulteis; 20 May 1991; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 39415.
5. Obituary of Robert H. Schulteis, Hartford Times, Hartford, Washington County, Wisocnsin, USA, 21 May 1991.

## Roman Martin Schulteis

M, * b. 12-Dec-1915, + d. 13-Mar-1995
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Roman Martin Schulteis
(1915-1995)
Roman Martin Schulteis, son of Herman Joseph Schulteis and Mary Dolores Schmidt, was * born on Sunday, 12-Dec-1915 in Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2 On Saturday, 25-Sep-1937, Roman Martin, age 21, oo married Matilda (nmn) Habenicht, age 18, at St. Michael Catholic Church, Milwaukee.3,1 Roman + died, at the age of 79 years, on Monday, 13-Mar-1995 at Community Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls.4,2 He is ± buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Menomonee Falls.4

### Citations

1. Baptism Register 1905-1920 (milcrofilmed); St. Mary Catholic Church, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA; LDS Films 1863208 & 1863295.
2. Social Security Death Index; as shared by the Church of the Latter Day Saints in their online SSDI database.
3. Marriage of Roman Schulteis and Matilda Habenicht; 25 September 1937; Recorded by Milwaukee County, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 000, Pull 5554-1937.
4. Death of Roman Martin Schulteis; 13 March 1995; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Informant: Mrs. Mathilda Schulteis; Certificate Number 42308.

## Rosa Margaretha Schulteis

F, * b. 21-Jun-1890
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Rosa Margaret Schulteis
1890-
Rosa Margaretha Schulteis, daughter of Albert J. Schulteis and Anne Isabelle Oyster, was * born on Saturday, 21-Jun-1890.1,2

### Citations

1. Schulteis Family Tree Book (Joseph Herman Schulteis, Evanston, Cook County, Illinois, USA, 1985).
2. Personal Communication; genealogist, Oyster family historian Dion Davis; January-February, 2012; via email with Donald Jospeh Schulteis.

## Ruth Scholtes

F, * b. 28-Mar-1617
Family Explorer

Relationships
  Aunt of Theodor Schulteis
  3rd great-grandaunt of Johann Franz Schulthes

Ruth Scholtes, daughter of Peter Scholtes and Anna (maiden name unknown), was * born on Tuesday, 28-Mar-1617 in Nieukerk, Rhineland, Germanic Lands.1

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 176122-J940045.

## Sylvester Ferdinand Schulteis

M, * b. 29-Mar-1911, + d. 16-Mar-1964
Family Explorer

Relationships
  6th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 4 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

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  Herman and Gertrude (Doll) Schulteis (1847-1929)

Sylvester Ferdinand Schulteis
1936
(1911-1964)
Sylvester Ferdinand Schulteis, son of Peter Joseph Schulteis and Elizabeth Gertrude Koenings, was * born on Wednesday, 29-Mar-1911 in Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2,3,4 On Saturday, 2-May-1936, Sylvester Ferdinand, age 25, oo married Isabelle Margaret Wolf, age 23, at St. Boniface Catholic Church, Goldendale.5,6 Sylvester + died, at the age of 52 years, on Monday, 16-Mar-1964 in Richfield, Wisconsin.7,2,3,4 He is ± buried in St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery, Goldendale.7,3 The burial location is Area 3, Row 7, Plot 38-A1.

### Children of Sylvester Ferdinand Schulteis and Isabelle Margaret Wolf

- Paul Leo Schulteis+ * b. 11-Sep-1942, + d. 18-Aug-2008
- David Thomas Schulteis PhD+ * b. 5-Oct-1943, + d. 20-May-2007

### Citations

1. Birth of Sylvester Peter Schulteis; 29 March 1911; Recorded by Milwaukee County, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 517-319.
2. Social Security Death Index; as shared by the Church of the Latter Day Saints in their online SSDI database.
3. Cemetery Marker; St. Boniface Parish, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; Viewed by Donald Joseph Schulteis, Dallas, Collin County, Texas, USA; June 1999.
4. "Prayer Card."
5. Marriage of Sylvester Schulteis and Isabelle Wolf; 02 May 1936; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 13089.
6. Baptismal Register 1846-1920 (microfilmed); St. Boniface Catholic Church, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1862868.
7. Death of Sylvester Ferdinand Schulteis; 16 March 1964; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 23289.

## Sylvia Mary Schulteis

F, * b. 22-Jan-1914, + d. 22-Sep-1990
Family Explorer

Relationships
  6th great-granddaughter of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 4 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

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  Herman and Gertrude (Doll) Schulteis (1847-1929)

Sylvia Mary Schulteis, daughter of Herman Joseph Schulteis and Mary Dolores Schmidt, was * born on Thursday, 22-Jan-1914 in Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2,3 On Saturday, 1-Jun-1935, Sylvia Mary, age 21, oo married Joseph Fred Brahm, age 24, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Menomonee Falls.1 Sylvia + died, at the age of 76 years, on Saturday, 22-Sep-1990 at Community Memorial Hospital, Menomonee Falls.2,3,4 She is ± buried in St. Anthony Catholic Cemetery, Fussville, Waukesha County.4

### Citations

1. Baptism Register 1905-1920 (milcrofilmed); St. Mary Catholic Church, Menomonee Falls, Waukesha County, Wisconsin, USA; LDS Films 1863208 & 1863295.
2. Death of Sylvia Mary Brahm; 22 September 1990; Recorded by Waukesha County, in Waukesha, Wisconsin, USA; Informant: Joseph F. Brahm; Certificate Number 000; Viewed by Monica Schulteis.
3. Social Security Death Index; as shared by the Church of the Latter Day Saints in their online SSDI database.
4. Personal Communication; Delphin Peter and Margaret Jean (Buches) Brahm; 1999-2005; Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Theodor Schulteis

M, * b. say 1663, + d. 1-Jan-1759
Family Explorer

  2nd great-grandfather of Johann Franz Schulthes

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  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)

Theodor Schulteis, son of Tyl Schultheiss and Catharn Barth, was * born say 1663 in Germanic Lands. Theodor oo married Katharina Kryfelt. Theodor + died on Monday, 1-Jan-1759.1

### Children of Theodor Schulteis and Katharina Kryfelt

- Barbara Schulteis * b. 9-Jan-1690
- Pauli Schulteis+ * b. 29-Apr-1691, + d. 21-Jan-1759
- Annae Mariae Schulteis+ * b. 1-Nov-1692
- Gertrudis Schulteis+ * b. 3-Aug-1694, + d. 21-Apr-1770
- Annae Schulteiss * b. 5-Apr-1697
- Joannes Schulteiss * b. 25-Jul-1698
- Hilger Schultheiss * b. 13-Aug-1700
- Barbara Schulteiss * b. 13-Mar-1702
- Everhard Schultheiss * b. 15-Feb-1704
- Katharina Schultheiss+ * b. 13-Feb-1707

### Citations

1. Personal Communication; Genealogical notes of Sven Schulteis' great-grandparents; living in Germany and gathered in the 1890s.

## Theodore Schulteis1

M, * b. 1864
Family Explorer

Relationships
  4th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 2 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)
  Contstantin Adam and Amalie (Platz) Schulteis (1826-1883)

Theodore Schulteis, son of Constantin Adam Hubert Schulteis and Amalie Platz, was * born in 1864.1 Say 1891, Theodore oo married Maria Berneisen.1

### Children of Theodore Schulteis and Maria Berneisen

- Constantin Schulteis * b. say 1892, + d. say 1920
- Hermann Schulteis+ * b. 9-Mar-1896, + d. 1984
- Theodore Schulteis * b. say 1899

### Citations

1. Personal Communication; Barbara (Mecke) Stewen; 2008-2010; 51789 Lindlar with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Theodore Schulteis1

M, * b. say 1899
Family Explorer

Relationships
  5th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 3 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Contstantin Adam and Amalie (Platz) Schulteis (1826-1883)

Theodore Schulteis, son of Theodore Schulteis and Maria Berneisen, was * born say 1899 in Mühlheim, Neidersachsen, Germany.1 Theodore + died in Mühlheim/Ruhr, Neidersachsen, Germany, from an accident.1

### Citations

1. Personal Communication; Barbara (Mecke) Stewen; 2008-2010; 51789 Lindlar with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Theodore Joseph Schulteis

M, * b. 26-Feb-1919, + d. 12-Feb-1964
Family Explorer

Relationships
  6th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 4 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Herman and Gertrude (Doll) Schulteis (1847-1929)

Theodore Joseph Schulteis
1938
(1919-1964)
Theodore Joseph Schulteis, son of Albert William Schulteis and Clara Cecelia Hennes, was born on Wednesday, 26-Feb-1919 at home in the Town of Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2,3 On Saturday, 26-May-1945, Theodore Joseph, age 26, oo married Adela Margaret Konrath, age 28, at St. Peter Catholic Church, Slinger.4,2 Theodore + died, at the age of 44 years, on Wednesday, 12-Feb-1964 at St. Joseph Hospital, Hartford, Wisconsin.5,3 He is ± buried in St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery, Goldendale.5,3 The burial location is in Area 4, Row 6.

### Citations

1. Birth of Theodore Joseph Schulteis; 26 February 1919; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 20302.
2. Baptism Register LDS 1846-1920 (microfilmed); St. Mary Catholic Church, Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1871468.
3. Cemetery Marker; St. Boniface Parish, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; Viewed by Donald Joseph Schulteis, Dallas, Collin County, Texas, USA; June 1999.
4. Marriage of Theodore Schulteis amd Adela Konrath; 26 May 1945; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 15191.
5. Death of Theodore Joseph Schulteis; 12 February 1964; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 23271.

## Theresa Schulteis

F, * b. 22-May-1857, + d. 15-Dec-1919
Family Explorer

Relationships
  4th great-granddaughter of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 2 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)
  Wilhelm and Theresa (Schulteis) Kassel/Cassel (1852-1920)

Theresa (Schulteis) Cassel
(1857-11919)
Theresa Schulteis, daughter of Peter Joseph Schulteis and Anna Maria Elisabeth Merkel, was * born on Friday, 22-May-1857 in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA. On Tuesday, 17-Sep-1878, Theresa, age 21, oo married Wilhelm Kassel, age 26, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Richfield.1,2,3 Theresa + died, at the age of 62 years, on Monday, 15-Dec-1919 at 813 Holton Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.4 She is ± buried in Calvary Catholic Cemetery, Milwaukee.4,5 The burial location is in Block 12, Row 34s. Services were held at St. Francis Catholic Church.

### Children of Theresa Schulteis and Wilhelm Kassel

- Barbara Cassel+ * b. 9-Aug-1879, + d. 17-Dec-1943
- Marie Schulteis+ * b. 1-Aug-1881, + d. 6-Oct-1965
- Frank Joseph Cassel+ * b. 15-Sep-1884, + d. 9-Oct-1961
- Henry Peter Cassel * b. 14-Oct-1887, + d. 30-Dec-1890
- Isabelle M. Cassel+ * b. 16-Jan-1890, + d. 22-Jul-1962
- Norma Margaret Cassel * b. 2-Jul-1893
- Erwin John Cassel+ * b. 4-Jun-1895, + d. 27-Jun-1966

### Citations

1. Marriage of Theresa Schulteis and William Kassel; 17 September 1878; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 2890.
2. Marriage Register 1860-1920 (microfilmed); St. Mary Catholic Church, Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1871468.
3. Marriage Register 1854-1920 (microfilmed); St. Boniface Catholic Church, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1862868.
4. Death of Theresa Cassel; 15 December 1919 at 1:30 in the afternoon; Recorded by Milwaukee County, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Informant: William Cassel of 813 Holton Street; Certificate Number 64, Volume 435, Page 176.
5. Archdiocese of Milwaukee Catholic Cemeteries Web Page, online www.cemeteries.org.

## Thys Scholtes

M, * b. 18-Aug-1624
Family Explorer

Relationships
  Uncle of Theodor Schulteis
  3rd great-granduncle of Johann Franz Schulthes

Thys Scholtes, son of Peter Scholtes and Anna (maiden name unknown), was * born on Sunday, 18-Aug-1624 in Nierkerk, Rhineland, Germanic Lands.1

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 176122-J940045.

## Tyl Schultheiss

M, * b. 3-May-1626
Family Explorer

Relationships
  Father of Theodor Schulteis
  3rd great-grandfather of Johann Franz Schulthes

Tyl Schultheiss, son of Peter Scholtes, was * born on Sunday, 3-May-1626 in Nierkerk, Rhineland, Germanic Lands.1 Say 1650, Tyl oo married Catharn Barth.2 [the connection to this generation has not been confirmed]

### Children of Tyl Schultheiss and Catharn Barth

- Elisabeth Schultheiss * b. 18-Dec-1653
- Elisabeth Margaretha Schultheiss * b. 14-Jan-1655
- Elisabeth Schultheiss * b. 23-Nov-1662
- Theodor Schulteis+ * b. say 1663, + d. 1-Jan-1759

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 176122-J940045.
2. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 176109-M959191.

## Waltraud Schulteis1

F, * b. 1902, + d. 1902
Family Explorer

Relationships
  5th great-granddaughter of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 3 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Contstantin Adam and Amalie (Platz) Schulteis (1826-1883)

Waltraud + died in 1902.1 She, daughter of Dr. Hermann Josef Franz Schulteis M.D. and Ana Katharina Gotthard, was * born in 1902.1

### Citations

1. Personal Communication; Barbara (Mecke) Stewen; 2008-2010; 51789 Lindlar with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Wilhelm Schulteis

M, * b. say 1873
Family Explorer

Relationships
  4th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 2 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)
  Contstantin Adam and Amalie (Platz) Schulteis (1826-1883)

Wilhelm Schulteis, son of Constantin Adam Hubert Schulteis and Amalie Platz, was * born say 1873.

## Wilhelm Schultheis1

M, * b. 14-Nov-1869
Family Explorer

Relationships
  4th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  Grandson of Johann Franz Schulthes

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  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)
  Franz and Catharina (Dick) Schultheis (1796-1841)

Wilhelm Schultheis, son of Hermann Josef Schultheis and Anna Maria Custor, was * born on Sunday, 14-Nov-1869.1

### Citations

1. Personal Communication; Franz Reiner Schultheis; May, 2009; Konlenz-Metternich, Germany with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Wilhelm Eberhard Schultheis1

M, * b. 14-Jul-1908
Family Explorer

Relationships
  5th great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  Great-grandson of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Franz and Catharina (Dick) Schultheis (1796-1841)

Wilhelm Eberhard Schultheis, son of Hermann Josef E. Schultheis and Charlotte Wilhelmina Hugo, was * born on Tuesday, 14-Jul-1908.1

### Citations

1. Personal Communication; Franz Reiner Schultheis; May, 2009; Konlenz-Metternich, Germany with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Wilhelm Josef Schultes1,2

M, * b. 28-Mar-1772, + d. 9-Feb-1783
Family Explorer

Relationships
  2nd great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  2nd cousin of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)

Wilhelm Josef Schultes, son of Peter Joseph Schultes and Maria Elisabeth Finck, was * born on Saturday, 28-Mar-1772.2,1 Wilhelm + died, at the age of 10 years, on Sunday, 9-Feb-1783.2

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 187205-C987071.
2. Personal Communication; Genealogical notes of Sven Schulteis' great-grandparents; living in Germany and gathered in the 1890s.

## Wilhelmina Mary Schulteis

F, * b. 22-Feb-1882, + d. 20-Nov-1983
Family Explorer

Relationships
  5th great-granddaughter of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 3 times removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Herman and Gertrude (Doll) Schulteis (1847-1929)

Wilhemlina (Schulteis) Kaehny
1911
(1882-1983)
Wilhelmina Mary Schulteis, daughter of Herman Joseph Schulteis and Gertrude Margaret Doll, was * born on Wednesday, 22-Feb-1882 in Richfield, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.1,2,3,4 On Tuesday, 12-Jan-1904, Wilhelmina Mary, age 21, oo married Herman Joseph Wolf, age 20, at St. Boniface Catholic Church.5,6 On Wednesday, 22-Feb-1911, Wilhelmina Mary, age 29, oo married John Anton Kaehny, age 34, at St. Mary Catholic Church, Richfield.6,7 Wilhelmina + died, at the age of 101 years, on Sunday, 20-Nov-1983 at Marion Catholic Home, Milwaukee.4,1,3 She was buried in St. Mary Catholic Cemetery, Richfield.4 The burial location is Area South, Row 3, Grave 33.

### Children of Wilhelmina Mary Schulteis and Herman Joseph Wolf

- Herman Raymond Wolf+ * b. 8-Jun-1904, + d. 16-Jul-1992
- Gertrude Joanne Wolf * b. 25-Sep-1905, + d. 15-Jun-1921

### Children of Wilhelmina Mary Schulteis and John Anton Kaehny

- Henry John Kaehny * b. 13-Dec-1912, + d. 13-Aug-2002
- Isabelle Clara Kaehny * b. 13-Oct-1915, + d. 19-Dec-2010

### Citations

1. Social Security Death Index; as shared by the Church of the Latter Day Saints in their online SSDI database.
2. Baptismal Register 1846-1920 (microfilmed); St. Boniface Catholic Church, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1862868.
3. Cemetery Marker; St. Mary Cemetery; St. Mary Parish, Richfield, Washington County. Wisconsin, USA; Viewed by Donald Joseph Schulteis, Dallas, Collin County, Texas, USA; May, 2000.
4. Death of Wilhelmina Mary Kaehny; 20 November 1983; Recorded by Milwaukee County, in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Informant: Mrs. Isabelle Mills of 2300 West Daphne Road in Glendale; Certificate Number 6206, Pull 8799-1983.
5. Marriage of Wilhelmina Schulteis and Herman Wolf; 12 January 1904; Recorded by Washington County, in West Bend, Wisconsin, USA; Certificate Number 7244.
6. Marriage Register 1854-1920 (microfilmed); St. Boniface Catholic Church, Germantown, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA; microfilmed by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, film 1862868.
7. Personal Communication; Frieda Wilhelmina (Kaehny) Hauser; September-December, 1999; Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA with Donald Joseph Schulteis.

## Wilhelmus Henricus Schulteis1

M, * b. 11-Sep-1766
Family Explorer

Relationships
  Great-grandson of Theodor Schulteis
  1st cousin 1 time removed of Johann Franz Schulthes

Charts
  Theodor and Katharina Schulteis (s1663- 1759)

Wilhelmus Henricus Schulteis, son of Joannes Jakob Schulthes and Maria Elisabetha Puetz, was ~ baptized on Thursday, 11-Sep-1766 at St. Martin Catholic Church, Bilk, Rhineland, Germanic Lands.1

### Citations

1. International Genealogical Index; Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Salt Lake City, Utah, USA; Film 186028-C988281.