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Emigration source: Ira A. Glazier & P. William Filby, Germans to America, (Scholarly Resources, Wilmington, DE. Volume 24, January 1870 to December 1870 Copyright 1992. His obituary state he was a "highly respected resident of Fond du Lac." Immigration to America - Arrived in New York, April 18, 1870 on board teh S.S. City of Washington from Liverpool, England. The family consisted of Will(iam) age 42, Carpenter, Auguste age 37, sons Juline age 11, Wilhelm age 10, August age 5, Gustaf age 1 and daughters Emile age 7, Helena age about 3 1/2 months. They were passengers on the City of Washington . The captains was Thomas C. Jones. Their name was spelled with a t. Children were not designated as male or female. They traveled in steerage. The Ship left Liverpool and had people from Germany and England. The U.S. Census for 1870 (enumerated June 12,) Fond du Lac City, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin shows Willliam age 42 , mill hand born in Prussia, wife Anna age 38 born Prussia, sons Julius age 13, William age 12, August age 6 and daughter Amelia age 8. Both parents wer listed as foreign born. Children wer listed as being born in Prussia and attending school. The family was living in Dwelling #384. Surname spelled Shults. The U.S. Census for 1900 (enumerated June 7), Eight ward Fond du Lac City, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin shows: William age 73 (born December 1826) a gardener, wife Augusta age 67 (Born April 1832), daughters: Pauline age 28 (born June 1871 a cook, Francis age 24 (born November 1876) a tobacco stripper. Both daughters were single and the parents had been married for 47 years. The daughters were born in Wisconsin, bot parents and their parents were born in Germany. It is noted that all could read/write English. Augusta had 11 children which eight were living. The family was in Dwelling #272 (50 East 13th street). At the Estabrooks cemtery lookfor a small(abt 18 inch high) brown stone that of Helen R. Meyer b)5/24/1903, d) 8/28/1903 Wilhelm and Augusta Schultz are buried on both sides of her. The stones are smaller and lay flat on the ground! --Other Fields Immigration: Date: 18 APR 1870 Place: S.S. City of Washington from Liverpool, England to New York City CENS: Date: 1880 Place: Friendship, Fond Du Lac Co., WI EVEN: Obituary Date: 9 OCT 1901 Place: Wednesday - "Obituary Schultz, William F" EVEN: Lived Place: #50 13th Street Fond du Lac, WI EVEN: Member Place: Saint Peter's Church. EVEN: Church Place: St. Peter's Lutheran Church - Fond du Lac, WI Naturalize: Date: 3 NOV 1871 Place: Natrualization Application, Cicuit Court, Record # 5508, Fond du Lac County, WI Naturalize: Date: 26 MAR 1884 Place: Certificate of Nautralization issued by Circuit Court of Fond du Lac County, Wosconsin EVEN: 1st nick names Place: Bill - William WILL: Place: Intestate - Lots 24 & 25 of Bolock two Stockgrowers addition EVEN: Died of Place: Apoplexy - EVEN: Death Cert Date: 8 OCT 1901 Place: Volume 13 page 408Fond du lac County Court Emigration source: Ira A. Glazier & P. William Filby, Germans to America, (Scholarly Resources, Wilmington, DE. Volume 24, January 1870 to December 1870 Copyright 1992. His obituary state he was a "highly respected resident of Fond du Lac." Immigration to America - Arrived in New York, April 18, 1870 on board teh S.S. City of Washington from Liverpool, England. The family consisted of Will(iam) age 42, Carpenter, Auguste age 37, sons Juline age 11, Wilhelm age 10, August age 5, Gustaf age 1 and daughters Emile age 7, Helena age about 3 1/2 months. They were passengers on the City of Washington . The captains was Thomas C. Jones. Their name was spelled with a t. Children were not designated as male or female. They traveled in steerage. The Ship left Liverpool and had people from Germany and England. The U.S. Census for 1870 (enumerated June 12,) Fond du Lac City, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin shows Willliam age 42 , mill hand born in Prussia, wife Anna age 38 born Prussia, sons Julius age 13, William age 12, August age 6 and daughter Amelia age 8. Both parents wer listed as foreign born. Children wer listed as being born in Prussia and attending school. The family was living in Dwelling #384. Surname spelled Shults. The U.S. Census for 1900 (enumerated June 7), Eight ward Fond du Lac City, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin shows: William age 73 (born December 1826) a gardener, wife Augusta age 67 (Born April 1832), daughters: Pauline age 28 (born June 1871 a cook, Francis age 24 (born November 1876) a tobacco stripper. Both daughters were single and the parents had been married for 47 years. The daughters were born in Wisconsin, bot parents and their parents were born in Germany. It is noted that all could read/write English. Augusta had 11 children which eight were living. The family was in Dwelling #272 (50 East13th street). At the Estabrooks cemtery look for a small(abt 18 inch high) brown stone that of Helen R. Meyer b)5/24/1903, d) 8/28/1903 Wilhelm and Augusta Schultz are buried on both sides of her. Thestones are smaller and lay flat on the ground! Immigration: Date: 18 APR 1870 Place: S.S. City of Washington from Liverpool, England to New York City Date: 1880 Place: Friendship, Fond Du Lac Co., WI
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