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      Say 1851, Eva oo married John Holzmann.

      Eva oo married John Holzman.¹

     Margaret Schuster was * born say 1825.¹ On Wednesday, 04 November 1846, Margaret oo married Joseph Hauser. Margaret + died on Tuesday, 05 March 1872. She is ± buried in St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery, Goldenthal, Wisconsin.^2,1 The burial location is in Area 1.

     Maria Barbara Schwabig was * born say 1803. [believe incorrect surname spelling; 3 individuals show up in the IGI in Germany] On Friday, 31 October 1828, Maria Barbara oo married Joannes Odenbrett, age 24.^1,2

     Dorothy Mae Scott, daughter of (?) Munsinger, was * born on Saturday, 22 January 1916 (not Minnesota).^1,2,3 On Tuesday, 31 December 1940, Dorothy Mae, age 24, oo married Joseph Peter Odenbrett, age 32, in Slayton, Murray County, Minnesota.^4,3 Dorothy + died, at the age of 69 years, on Sunday, 30 June 1985 in Slayton, Murray County, Minnesota, USA.^1,2,3

     Adam Seiler was * born say 1780. Adam oo married Wilhelmina Diefenthael.

     Johann Georg Semmelbauer, son of Michael Semmelbauer and Anna Koller, was * born say 1713 in Vollmau (Folmava), Eisenstein, Bohemia, Austria.¹ On Thursday, 26 June 1738, Johann Georg oo married Anna Barbara Kollweckh in Vollmau (Folmava).¹ Say 1758, Johann Georg oo married Margretha Millbauer in Vollmau (Folmava). Johann + died say 1762 in Vollmau (Folmava).¹

     Johann Wolfgang Semmelbauer, son of Johann Georg Semmelbauer and Anna Barbara Kollweckh, was * born on Friday, 11 April 1749 in Obervollmau, District of Taus, Bohemia, Austria.^1,2 On Thursday, 12 July 1770, Johann Wolfgang, age 21, oo married Barbara Vogel at St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava), District of Taus, Bohemia.^3,1,2 On Saturday, 01 October 1791, Johann Wolfgang, age 42, oo married Walburga Purer at St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava), District of Taus, Bohemia.¹ On Tuesday, 22 November 1803, Johann Wolfgang, age 54, oo married Anna Maria Macht at St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava).^1,2 Johann + died, at the age of 68 years, on Tuesday, 24 February 1818 in Vollmau (Folmava), Bohemia.^1,2

     Juliana Semmelbauer, daughter of Johann Wolfgang Semmelbauer and Barbara Vogel, was * born on Monday, 08 November 1779 at Hausnummer 14, Obervollmau, District of Taus, Bohemia, Austria.^1,2 On Wednesday, 13 January 1802, Juliana, age 22, oo married Joachim Bernhard Sigel, age 21, in St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava).^3,4 Juliana + died, at the age of 44 years, on Monday, 05 January 1824 at Hüllbauerin Hausnummer 7 (59), Obervollmau, Bohemia.^5,6,2
     

     Michael Semmelbauer was * born in 1660 in Furth im Wald, Oberpfalz, Bavaria, Germanic Lands.² Say 1690, Michael oo married Anna Koller at Maria Himmelfahrt Catholic Church, Furth im Wald, Oberpfalz, Bavaria, Germanic Lands.^1,2 Michael + died on Sunday, 12 May 1743 in Falbenau (Vollmau), Bohemia, Austria.²

     Alois Siegl, son of Joachim Bernhard Sigel and Juliana Semmelbauer, was * born on Monday, 17 December 1821 at Hüllbauer Hausnummer 7 (59), Obervollmau, Eisenstrin, Boehmen Koenigreich, Austria.^1,2,3 On Wednesday, 23 November 1842, Alois, age 20, oo married Margaret Rieß, age 24, in Wassersuppen, Ronsperg, Boehmen Koenigreich.² Alois + died, at the age of 79 years, on Sunday, 19 May 1901 in Obervollmau, District of Taus, Bohemia, Austria.^4,5

     Anna (Ann) Margaret Siegl, daughter of Joseph John Siegl and Anna Ott, was * born on Wednesday, 31 July 1912 in Saint Louis, Missouri, USA.^1,2,3,4 On Wednesday, 11 August 1937 Anna (Ann) Margaret, age 25, oo married Oliver Peter Schulteis, age 25, at St. Boniface Catholic Church, Goldendale, Wisconsin.^5,6 Anna + died, at the age of 79 years, on Tuesday, 14 July 1992 at Mequon Care Center, Mequon, Wisconsin.^7,3,8,4 She is ± buried in St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery, Germantown.^4,9 The burial location is Section 3, Row 6, Plot 29-B2 east of her mother Anna (Ott) Siegl and between her husband Oliver and daughter Monica. Mass of Christian Burial was conducted by Father Bernard Sippel. Pallbearers were her granddaughters Chris, Carrie, Becky, Angie, Mandy and Jodie and her grandsons Dan, Mike and Greg helped out when needed.

There was only one thing really important to Ann and that was her family, they always came first. Her priorities from which she never wavered were her children, her husband, and her friends. She gave up much for them and only she, and possibly her husband knew just how much. She was not one to publicize. Ann did things in the community that only they, she and Oliver knew about (preparing food at Christmas was one such task). She is very much missed.

     Anton Siegl, son of Alois Siegl and Margaret Rieß, was * born on Tuesday, 07 November 1843 at Hüllbauer Hausnummer 7 (59), Obervollmau, Eisenstein, Boehmen Koenigreich, Austria.^1,2,3,4 On Wednesday, 09 February 1870, Anton, age 26, oo married Margarethe Mühlbauer, age 22, at St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava).^1,2,3 Anton + died, at the age of 62 years, on Wednesday, 25 July 1906 in Vollmau (Folmava, Eisenstein, Boehmen Koenigreich, Austria.^1,3

     Georg Adam Sigl, son of Johann Adam Sigl and Katharina (maiden name unknown), was born say 1743 at possibly in Vollmau, Bohemia, Austria. On Tuesday, 15 October 1765, Georg Adam oo married Barbara Müllbauer, age 20, at Maria Himmelfahrt Catholic Church, Furth im Wald.^1,2
     
Research note: Reviewing the information surrounding Vollmau, we know per tax records that the Siegl/Sigl family name was not located in Vollmau in 1727. We also know that Georg Adam was not born in Furth Im Wald. A conclusion might be that Johann Adam moved the family two km east to Vollmau probably around 1730 to 1735. In 1873 the family lived at Hausnummer 14, Vollmau (Folmava).

In an Austrian land transfer document issued on 9 January 1873 in Prague, an Adam Sigl was identified as Richter (Bürgermeister) in Vollmau.

     Joachim Bernhard Sigel, son of Georg Adam Sigl and Barbara Müllbauer, was ~ baptized on Sunday, 20 August 1780 at St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava), District of Taus, Bohemia, Austria.^1,2,3 On Wednesday, 13 January 1802, Joachim Bernhard, age 21, oo married Juliana Semmelbauer, age 22, in St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava).^4,5 On Monday, 18 October 1824, Joachim Bernhard, age 44, oo married Katharina Mühlbauer, age 32, at St. Antonius Catholic Church, Vollmau (Folmava).^1,6 Joachim + died, at the age of 75 years, on Wednesday, 06 August 1856 at Hüllbauer Hausnummer 7 (59), Obervollmau.⁶
      First we find Joachim at Hausnummer 14, Vollmau. Later he was found living at Hüllbauer Hausnummer 7 in Obervollmau. It looks as though in 1805 Joachim purchased the farm which was to become the Siegl family homestead.

After WWI, when Joachim's great-grandson Johann built a new house and barn, the new house became hausnummer 7 and the original house/barn became hausnummer 59. To account for this, and to keep this information tuned to the old vital records which refer to the original house/barn as #7, these records will identify 7 (59) which refers to the original house/barn and 7 which refers to the new house and barn built after WW I.

     Johann Sigl, son of Wolfgang Sigl and Catharina (maiden name unknown), was ~ baptized on Tuesday, 26 November 1669 at Maria Himmelfahrt Catholic Church, Furth im Wald, Oberpfalz, Bavaria.¹ Say 1693, Johann oo married Margarethe Barbara (maiden name unknown).
      Jakub Smid in November of 2006 reported the microfilms 1 - 18 containing birth records for the parish of Furth im Wald were missing. He found what exists now are index books with all names listed for these years. In that index, he found the information about the birth of Johann Siegl (born 1669, card 6, record ? 68). Unfortunately, the exact dates were missing.

     Johann Adam Sigl, son of Johann Sigl and Margarethe Barbara (maiden name unknown), was ~ baptized on Thursday, 24 September 1699 at Maria Himmelfahrt Catholic Church, Furth im Wald, Oberpfalz, Bavaria.¹ Say 1721, Johann Adam oo married Katharina (maiden name unknown).

     Joseph John Siegl, son of Anton Siegl and Margarethe Mühlbauer, was * born on Saturday, 23 April 1887 at Hüllbauer Hausnummer 7 (59), Obervollmau, District of Taus, Bohemia, Austria.^1,2,3,4,5 In 1907, Joseph John oo married Anna Ott at St. Agatha Catholic Church, Saint Louis, Missouri, USA.^6,7 Joseph + died, at the age of 58 years, on Thursday, 04 April 1946 at St. Joseph Hospital, Milwaukee.⁵ He is buried in St. Boniface Catholic Cemetery, Goldendale, Washington County, Wisconsin, USA.^5,4 He chose a burial location next to his wife Anna in Section C, Row 5, Plot 29-A1.
     Joseph, at the age of 15, emigrated from Vollmau (Folmava), Bohemia, departing Bremen on 20 September 1902 arriving New York on 1 October in that same year and on to Milwaukee, Wisconsin where his brother Anthony was living. The ship on which he traveled was the Friederick der Grosse. It is said that he and his brother Anthony were each given $200 in which to make their trip. Anthony preceded Joseph by say 15 years. The Ellis Island Internet database identified Joseph as Josef Sigl, 15 years from Tollman arriving New York on 1 October 1902. The ship's manifest identifies Josef as the fifth passenger, in possession of more than $30.00, and with a ticket to Milwaukee. He paid for his own passage. It looks as though he may have traveled alone.^8,9 In 1914, Joseph and his brother Anthony visited the family in Vollmau this based on a picture taken there at the time. Missing on the picture was his brother Karl, who had died at age 19 in Vienna in 1897, and his sister Maria, who had died at the age of 34 in 1909.

Joe was a brewer and proud of his work. Along came prohibition and he was required to make beer but without the alcohol. This was not to his liking. Joe left his job in St. Louis and moved the family to Milwaukee at 3234 North 36th Street. This was the home of Anna's parents George and Mary Ott.

Family hearsay has Joe wanting to be a chicken farmer. One of their neighbor's friend was a realtor who heard of a farm available in the South Germantown area. One day the family and the realtor took a car ride and went to look at the farm. Details of the farm are not remembered but what is remembered is that Anna became very sick. The sickness was blamed on the chickens and that was the last time anyone mentioned a chicken farm. Some time went by and Joe and Anna attended a dance at the Beuscher's Inn. They liked the place, bought it from Phillip Beuscher for one dollar and other valuable considerations, and the family moved to South Germantown.

On 4 November 1921, Joseph and Anna and their son Joseph and daughter Anna arrived at the now Siegl Hotel, Beverage Parlor, Dance Hall, and Park on Main Street. They were owner and proprietor. Specialities were chicken and squab dinners at all hours and dressed squab to take home. Art Roskopf was one of several in the area who raised squabs, he in the barn at the Roskopf homestead near Dheinsville.

On 11 March 1927, South Germantown became the Village of Germantown. Eleven citizens of South Germantown had petitioned the Washington County Circuit Court for incorporation of a one square mile area. The petitioners were: Father Banholzer, Adam Diefenthaler, Benn C. Duerrwaechter, Alvin Gronemeyer, Edward Rintelman, Joe Rosecky, Arthur Schmidt, Charles A. Schuster, John A. Schwalbach, Joseph J. Siegl, and Aaron Walterlin. Population of South Germantown, now Germantown, was 243.

It was reported in the Wisconsin News, Wall Street Closing Addition of Saturday, 23 March 1935: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Siegl had been beaten and robbed of $500 in their Germantown hotel tavern the previous night, by four unmasked men identified as Elroy Schickert age 27 former resident of Germantown, Dominic Guarniere age 24, Mike Farina age 21, and Thomas Konczal age 23 all of Milwaukee. At the point of a gun, Mr. and Mrs. Siegl were bound and gagged. Cash was taken and the foursome sped to Milwaukee on highway 55 later in the century to be called 145. The bandits were captured within 12 hours due to the vigilance of Harold Kannenberg, a Germantown auto mechanic, who obtained the license number. He had noticed the car loitering around town the previous several days and became suspicious. Published in the West Bend News weeks later, four men pleaded guilty and were sentenced to prison.

In another newspaper article written about 1942: The Siegl Hotel is one place in Germantown where one may go and enjoy an excellent meal among attractive and comfortable surroundings. There, good food and all legal beverages are offered at modest prices. The hotel makes a speciality of chicken and squab dinners as well as moderately priced plate lunches. The Siegl Hotel which was originally built some 65 years ago [1875] has been recently remodeled in attractive knotty pine by the present owner. It has a sound proof ceiling, new bar and back bar, moderately illuminated, and by means of transparent tubes, people may actually see beer flowing from the cellar to the tap. The owner and manager, Mr. Joseph Siegl, has directed this establishment for 21 years.

     Wolfgang Sigl was * born say 1625. Before 1664, Wolfgang oo married Catharina (maiden name unknown).
      Note: The earliest generations of the Sigl family (Wolfgang married Katharina before 1664, Johann married Margarethe Barbara say 1693, and Johann Adam married Katharina say 1721) had their origins in Furth im Wald, Bavaria, Germanic Lands. Suspect Johann Adam moved the family two km east from Furth im Wald to Vollmau, Bohemia, Austria between 1730 and 1735. The grandson of Johann Adam, Joachim Bernhard, came into possession of Hüllbauer Hausnummer 7, now known to the family as the "Siegl homestead," in say 1805.

The “Siegl homestead" ceased to exist after the Sudetenland expulsion in 1945. First the barn and connecting building were removed. By the 1980s, the house building had deteriorated to a great degree and in the 1990s it was removed. In 2006, no vestiges of the buildings nor their foundations, and the surrounding trees could not be found. In that year a bulldozer had cleared the area.

Research Note: If the early families are to be filled out, research concentration will need to be made in Furth im Wald, the Catholic church records of Maria Himmelfahrt, and more importantly, the civil vital records.

Maria Himmelfahrt Catholic Church of Furth im Wald, Bavaria was established in 1664. Any records identifying family members before 1664 will need to be obtained from civil records.

What we can say is the Sigl family arrived in the Furth im Wald, Bavaria probably before 1664 and in Vollmau, Bohemia around 1730. In 1945, family members were expelled from the Sudetenland and by 1990 the homestead buildings in Vollmau (Folmava, Czech Republic) no longer existed.

     Margaret Siering was * born say 1889 in Wisconsin, USA.¹ Say 1915, Margaret oo married William Lange.

     Adam Stephan Simons was * born say 1760. Say 1785, Adam Stephan oo married Elisabeth Castenholz.

     Constantin Adam Hubert Simons, son of Adam Stephan Simons and Elisabeth Castenholz, was * born on Monday, 23 September 1793 in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Germanic Lands.² On Friday, 20 September 1822, Constantin Adam Hubert, age 28, oo married Adelheid Schulteis, age 24, in Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia.^1,3

     Hermann Simons, son of Constantin Adam Hubert Simons and Adelheid Schulteis, was * born on Thursday, 02 March 1826 Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia.¹ He was baptized on Friday, 03 March 1826 in Rheinbach, Rheinland.¹ On Wednesday, 27 May 1857, Hermann, age 31, oo married Anna Maria Louise Schmitz in Gelndorg, Germanic Lands.²

     Maria Anna Simons, daughter of Constantin Adam Hubert Simons and Adelheid Schulteis, was * born on Monday, 16 February 1824 Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia.¹ She was ~ baptized on Wednesday, 18 February 1824 in Rheinbach, Rheinland.¹

     Peter Adolph Joseph Simons, son of Constantin Adam Hubert Simons and Adelheid Schulteis, was ~ baptized on Tuesday, 28 January 1823 at Rheinbach, Rheinland, Prussia.¹

     Clarence C. Snyder, son of M. John Schneider and Margaret Huber, was * born on Saturday, 20 December 1919 in Hoven, Potter County, South Dakota, USA.¹ On Friday, 02 March 1945, Clarence C., age 25, oo married Marceline Frisby in Hot Springs, Fall River County, South Dakota.² Clarence + died, at the age of 75 years, on Monday, 18 September 1995 at Good Samaritan Center, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha County, South Dakota.^1,3,4 He is ± buried in St. Michael Cemetery, Sioux Falls.^1,4 Services were conducted at Barnett-Lewis Funeral Home with private burial.

     John Walter Snyder, son of Clarence C. Snyder and Marceline Frisby, was * born on Wednesday, 07 December 1949.^1,2 [SSDI identifies birth on 07 December 1948] John + died, at the age of 47 years, on Friday, 15 August 1997.^1,2

     Lucille Snyder, daughter of M. John Schneider and Margaret Huber, was * born on Wednesday, 06 March 1918.¹ Lucille + died in March 1996.¹

     Margaret Louise Snyder, daughter of Clarence C. Snyder and Marceline Frisby, was * born in 1947.¹ Margaret + died in 1949.¹

     Thelma Snyder, daughter of M. John Schneider and Margaret Huber, was * born on Sunday, 05 November 1916 in Albert Lea, Freeborn County, Minnesota, USA.¹ Say 1929, Thelma oo married Milton W. Kneebone. Thelma + died, at the age of 47 years, on Thursday, 14 May 1964 at a local hospital, Sioux Falls, South Dakota.^1,2 She is ± buried in St. Michael Cemetery, Sioux Falls.^1,2 A requiem Mass was celebrated at St. Joseph Cathedral.