Franziska Wenzler - I0021 - Individual Information - Finison Family Tree

Franziska Wenzler (I0021)

Given Names: Franziska
Surname: Wenzler
Nickname: Frances

Gender: Female

Birth: 20 September 1831 Balgheim, Tuttlingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
Death: 15 January 1921 Windsor Township, Eaton, Michigan, United States

Personal Facts and Details

	Events of close relatives
Birth	20 September 1831 3733 Balgheim, Tuttlingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Latitude: 48.066147 Longitude: 8.762039
Baptism	20 September 1831 (Age ) Balgheim, Tuttlingen, Baden-Württemberg, Germany Latitude: 48.066147 Longitude: 8.762039
Marriage	about 22 March 1854 (Age 22 approx.) Lorenz Fineisen -
Immigration	1854 (Age 22-23) New York, New York, New York, United States
Census	1870 (Age 38-39) Windsor Township, Eaton, Michigan, United States Source: 1870 US Census
Census	1900 (Age 68-69) Windsor Township, Eaton, Michigan, United States Source: 1900 US Census
Census	Joseph Hull's household 1910 (Age 78-79) Windsor Township, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Death	15 January 1921 (Age 89) Windsor Township, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Burial	Dimondale Cemetery, Dimondale, Eaton, Michigan, United States
Religion	Catholic
Last Change	24 May 2008 - 23:35:39

Notes

Note

The State Republican
January 15, 1921
Mrs. Lawrence Finnison died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Joseph Hull, one and one-half miles north of Dimondale, Saturday at 10 a.m. The funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.

Staatsarchiv Sigmaringen Wü. 65/32 Band 1 B?schel 48:
Emigrations from the district of Spaichingen, 1854
22.03.1854 The Balgheim community office writes to the Spaichingen district office that Franziska Winzler wants to emigrate to America. The details are as follows:
1.Franziska Wenzler, unmarried from Balgheim, catholic.
2.She wants to emigrate to New York.
3.The reason for her emigration is the expected increase of her income.
4.She exports 100 fl. which will be sufficient travel funds, and her cloths.
5.Wendelin Wenzler, mason here, is a warrant for possible debts which may be claimed after the emigration.
6.The emigration is not supported by public funds.
7.The emigration is expected to be a benefit.
The community does not know an obstacle against the emigration.
23.03.1854 Decision by the Spaichingen county office: The emigration permission is to be granted to unmarried Franziska Wenzler from Balgheim, aged 23.
22.03.1854 Franziska Wenzler, unmarried daughter of mason Wendelin Wenzler, wants to emigrate to New York in North America. She signs a document to resign her Württemberg citizenship. Wendelin Wenzler is a warrant for her debts and signs, too. The community certifies that Wendelin Wenzler is able to serve as a warrant.
21.03.1854The Balgheim parish office issues a birth certificate for Francisca Wenzler, b. 20 Sep. 1831 and baptized the same day, a daughter of Wendelin Wenzler, mason here, and of late Rosa Villing. Sponsors were Martin Wenzler and Franziska Wenzler, both of Balgheim.
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Multimedia Object	Franziska Finison, c. 1870 Highlighted Image: Yes
Multimedia Object	Frances Finison, c. 1920 Highlighted Image: No
Multimedia Object	Franziska Finison
Multimedia Object	Franziska Finison Note: taken in 1920, one year before her death in 1921. She was 89 in this photograph. Picture taken at Billwood District farm, near entrance to the basement in the corner near the back porch Note: taken in 1920, one year before her death in 1921. She was 89 in this photograph. Picture taken at Billwood District farm, near entrance to the basement in the corner near the back porch