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Wife Gertrude Blanch Williams
Born: 24 Aug 1892 - Kingsville, Essex, ON, CAN
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Died: 17 Jun 1938
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Father: Joseph Williams (1850-1928)
Mother: Janet Ure (1861-1939)
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Husband Glenn Leroy Williams
Born: 19 Jul 1898 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
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Died: 31 Mar 1918 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
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Father: Joseph Williams (1850-1928)
Mother: Janet Ure (1861-1939)
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• Baptism, 19 August 1898
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Husband Gordon Joseph Williams
AKA: Joseph Gordon Williams
Born: 4 Apr 1884 - Maidstone, Essex, ON, CAN
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Father: Joseph Williams (1850-1928)
Mother: Janet Ure (1861-1939)
Marriage: 21 Jan 1913 - Bleinheim, Essex, ON, CAN
Noted events in his life were:
• Birth Record, 4 Apr 1884 - Maidstone, Essex, ON, CAN
Name: Joseph Gordon Williams Date of Birth: 4 Apr 1884 Gender: Male Birth County: Essex Father's Name: Joseph Williams Mother's Name: Janet Ure Roll Number: MS929_64
• Immigration, from Canada to USA, 1890 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
• Census, 18 Apr 1910 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
Name: Gordon J Williams Age in 1910: 26 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1884 Birthplace: Canada English Relation to Head of House: Roomer Father's Birth Place: Canada English Mother's Birth Place: Canada English Home in 1910: Detroit Ward 4, Wayne, Michigan Marital Status: Married Race: White Gender: Male
Year of Immigration: 1890
• Census, 1 Jan 1920 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
Name: Gordon Williams Home in 1920: Detroit Ward 10, Wayne, Michigan Age: 35 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1885 Birthplace: Canada Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Sylvia Father's Birth Place: Canada Mother's Birth Place: Canada Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Male Home owned: Rent Year of Immigration: 1894 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 665
Occupation: Works for a Creamery.
• Census, 1 Apr 1930 - Royal Oak, Oakland, MI, USA
Name: Gordon Williams Home in 1930: Royal Oak, Oakland, Michigan Age: 46 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1884 Birthplace: Canada Relation to Head of House: Head Spouse's Name: Sylvia Race: White
• Naturalization, 25 Aug 1932 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
Name: Gordon Joseph Williams Birth Date: 4 Apr 1884 State: Michigan Locality, Court: Detroit, District Court Title: Index Cards to Naturalization Petitions for the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, Detroit, 1907-1995 Description: W-445 Wilhelmina, Marjorie-W-520 Waines, George Series: M1917
Wife Sylvia Miles Witheford
Born: 21 Jan 1890 - Bleinheim, Essex, ON, CAN
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• Census, 1 Jan 1920 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
Name: Sylvia Williams Home in 1920: Detroit Ward 10, Wayne, Michigan Age: 30 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890 Birthplace: Canada Relation to Head of House: Wife Spouse's Name: Gordon Father's Birth Place: Canada Mother's Birth Place: Canada Marital Status: Married Race: White Sex: Female Year of Immigration: 1903 Able to read: Yes Able to Write: Yes Image: 665
• Census, 1 Apr 1930 - Royal Oak, Oakland, MI, USA
Name: Sylvia Williams Home in 1930: Royal Oak, Oakland, Michigan Age: 40 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890 Relation to Head of House: Wife Spouse's Name: Gordon
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• Marriage, 21 Jan 1913 - Bleinheim, Essex, ON, CAN
Name: Gordon Joseph Williams Birth Place: Essex Centre Age: 28 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1885 Father Name: Joseph Williams Mother Name: Jesse Ure Spouse Name: Sylvia Miles Witheford Spouse's Age: 23 Spouse Estimated Birth Year: abt 1890 Spouse Birth Place: Blenheim Ont Spouse Father Name: John Witheford Spouse Mother Name: Maria Fellows Marriage Date: 21 Jan 1913 Marriage Place: Kent Marriage County: Kent Family History Library Microfilm: MS932_257
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1 F Verna Williams
Born: 1916 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
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2 M Donald Raymond Williams
Born: 3 Feb 1918 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
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Died: 6 Jul 1971 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
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Wife Verna Williams
Born: 1916 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
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Father: Gordon Joseph Williams (1884-1933)
Mother: Sylvia Miles Witheford (1890-1983)
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• Census, 1 Jan 1920 - Detroit, Wayne, MI, USA
Name: Verna Williams Home in 1920: Detroit Ward 10, Wayne, Michigan Age: 4 years Estimated Birth Year: abt 1916 Birthplace: Michigan Relation to Head of House: Daughter Father's Name: Gordon Father's Birth Place: Canada Mother's Name: Sylvia Mother's Birth Place: Canada Marital Status: Single Race: White Sex: Female Image: 665
• Census, 1 Apr 1930 - Royal Oak, Oakland, MI, USA
Name: Verna Williams Home in 1930: Royal Oak, Oakland, Michigan Age: 14 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1916 Relation to Head of House: Daughter Father's Name: Gordon Mother's Name: Sylvia
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Husband Wesley Williams
Born: Cir 1907 - , , ON, CAN
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Mother: Grace (Cir 1886- )
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Husband Michael Zeh Croteau
AKA: Mike Croteau
Born: 20 Feb 1949 - Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, USA
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Died: 4 May 2009 - Watsonville, Santa Cruz, CA, USA
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Mother: Weaver
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• Birth Record, 20 Feb 1949 - , Los Angeles, CA, USA
Name: Michael Anthony Zeh Birth Date: 20 Feb 1949 Gender: Male Mother's Maiden Name: Weaver Birth County: Los Angeles
Note: I'm not positive this is the correct record. I can't figure out how the Croteau name came to Michael... or there is another Michael Zeh born on the same day.
• Employment, 1962-2007 - , , CA, USA
The surf industry has lost another industry giant with the May 4th passing of legendary shaper Mike Croteau. Mike passed away due to complications with his medication prescribed from surviving a successful brain tumor surgery on May of 2007.
A Memorial Paddle out ceremony for Mike is being planned for Sunday May 24th Memorial Day weekend in conjunction the Santa Cruz Longboard Union Coalition Surf Club Contest at Steamer Lane, Santa Cruz.
A local of the North Shore Oahu, Santa Cruz, and La Jolla, Mike was known and celebrated worldwide for his innovative shaping genius that spanned over 45 years. A protege of Master Shaper Dick Brewer, Mike consistently created innovative, cutting edge progressive designs, yet freely shared his skills and knowledge with surfers and shapers on every continent.
Mike is survived by his wife, three grown children, three grand kids, and forth grandchild on the way. A Memorial Fund has been set up to help Mike's family with financially devastating Medical bills.
Memorial donations should be addressed to: Mike Croteau Memorial Fund
P.O. Box 1862
Soquel, CA 95073
RUSTY EXTENDS HIS RESPECT TO FAMILY AND FRIENDS
(Rusty's Blogg)
I think the first time I put a Skil 100 planer in my hands and pulled the trigger, it was Mike's.
The initial torque on the barrel freaked me out. I thought the machine was going to jump out of my hands.
Mike used to make all kinds of funny weird sounds and noise instead of real words sometimes.
I heard a harrumpfsnortgiggle come from behind me.
He was 6'3" and looked more like a bodybuilder than a surfer. His reputation for being unpredictable and short fused magnified his physical presence. Probably 250lbs and zero body fat. Mike got this simple, bemused, delight out of my reaction.
He let me butcher the blank for a few minutes and then relegated me to a far corner in the shaping room.
I ended up with a 6'10" swallow tail that I thought was way too thin for me. I have distinct memories of the board being incredibly difficult to paddle compared to my previous board. I also have vivid recall of how the board flexed and jumped out of turns. It was a lot of work to paddle and catch waves, but once up it was a joy to ride.
We would surf together at Wind n Sea and Blacks. Winter of 69/70 I was next to him when we had to push through a substantial north peak set. We didn't have leashes then. I think I tried to "turn turtle" and got violently dismissed. He did a duck dive long before duck dives were invented. He simply tried to push his board under the breaking 6 foot wave. His board was probably about 8'0", 20.5 wide, 3.75" thick, ¼" spruce stringer, double 6 top, single 6 bottom. He made it through with the front half of his board.
The back half ended up on the beach. Physically unfazed but not very happy.
At Wind n Sea, he was at home in the power that back in the day was considered a North Shore Hawaii training ground. If his size didn't get your attention, some of his antics would leave indelible and formidable impressions. He took bites out of unwelcome visitors rails. If you really pissed him off, he would simply take your board from you and knock your fin off with a "palm heel" and point to the beach. A little trick he learned from Fred Kenyon. Fred, a martial arts pioneer in Southern California and Wind n Sea local, had some how ended up as Mike's surrogate older brother during his time in La Jolla.
Mike was 4 or 5 years older than me, but was already living a gypsy life. One afternoon I had to take Mike to the public library in Pacific Beach. He had a vision: his new surfboard label was to be called Mars Orange. He had checked out books with pictures of Mars. We looked at dozens of images and picked the best one. He had to have board laminates printed up with his new logo. I have no idea how many he built but some of the first Mars Orange boards were shaped in the Bridgeman garage. Another La Jolla board builder, Guy Hansen, spent quite a bit of time with Mike, surfing and creating forward-looking mind machines.
There were some incredibly futuristic endeavors. One board comes to mind:
A board with two 2" holes in the mid deck, cut at slight backwards angle through to the bottom. These were meant to function as vents. The bottom had a long oval shaped concave that the vents opened into. There was a faring, flush with the bottom, which covered the front half of the concave and functioned as the vent exit. This Magic Carpet/hovercraft rode on a cushion of air.
His stay in La Jolla/Pacific Beach lasted a year or so.
He headed up to Santa Cruz. Later that winter we hooked up to surf. My family had moved to Carmel Jan 1970. I did my second semester of 11th grade up there. I'd surf Carmel Beach on the weekdays, surf permitting. Weekends, I would drive my fathers 1960 black VW Beetle to Moss Landing and beyond to Santa Cruz if necessary. One weekend I hooked up with Mike and we were driving around looking for waves.
At the time I was 6'4" 210 (still growing) and Mike was 6'3" and 250 lbs of muscle. To casual observers it had to have been hysterical to watch these 2 xxl people climbing in and out of a little black VW bug, with boards strapped on top, to check the surf.
Mike managed to get a little media attention in the early seventies. He shaped and modeled for an Agua Jet hollow, honeycomb, board design.
Crotanimal, was, by all accounts, indestructible. He ran into a farmer's boundary chain, dirt biking at the Hollister Ranch. It would have cut a normal person in half.
Mike was in the hospital for a month. He lost 70 pounds.
He healed, regained his strength, and kept shaping.
Mike ended up spending time in Hawaii. As it was with most of us at the time, he dreamed of being connected to Brewer in some way, shape, or fashion.
I remember seeing Shaun Tomson on a board at Sunset that looked different, in a good way, from the other equipment of the day. It was a Croteau shape, sporting Mike's Equipe "target" logo. Uberclean, minigun, with a low entry, blue rails, looking like a good fit. Shaun still has fond memories of this board.
Conceptually still valid.
Mike was obsessed with speed and power. He was a mad scientist and an artist. The boards he loved to build reflected that. Long, clean lines that always seemed to flow together from every angle.
I lost track of Mike later that decade. 30 or so years later we reconnected one morning at the Shores. He was just passing through.
He spoke fondly of his son was still passionate about board building.
As always, his head seemed to be brimming with ideas.
He was driving north later that morning.
That was the last time I saw Mike.
If I were to ever write a book about my life as a board builder, my time with Mike Croteau would be an early chapter.
Rest in peace my brother.
Rusty
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• Obituary, 20 May 2009 - Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz, CA, USA
Eccentric and pioneering surfboard shaper Mike Zeh-Croteau dies
By GENEVIEVE BOOKWALTER
Santa Cruz Sentinel
Posted:05/20/2009 01:30:04 AM PDT
SANTA CRUZ -- Michael Zeh-Croteau, a maverick surfboard shaper known
for unique, cutting-edge designs and a personality to match, died May
4 of complications after surgery in 2007 to remove a brain tumor. He
was 60.
"Mike was fearless in trying new designs and was known to snap shaped
blanks in half if a board didn't come out like he envisioned," said
longtime surfer Dan Young of Santa Cruz. "He'd then grab a new blank
and start mowing foam again."
Terry Campion, who owns Santa Cruz Board Room on 41st Avenue and Santa
Cruz Apparel in the Capitola Mall, credited Zeh-Croteau with teaching
him how to build surfboards in 1983, and motivating him to build a
life in the business.
"He gave me my first crack," Campion said. "Mike Croteau gave me the
momentum to be able to live in Santa Cruz and raise a family and work
in the surf industry. I respect him for that. That was a very cool
thing and he gave me my chance."
Born in Hollywood, Zeh-Croteau moved to Santa Cruz soon after
graduating from high school. He called Santa Cruz County, La Jolla and
Oahu, Hawaii, all home, said Denise Croteau of Watsonville, his wife
of 31 years. Zeh-Croteau added his father's surname, Zeh, to his own
later in life. Croteau was his mother's last name, Denise said.
Zeh-Croteau's career included work designing wetsuits and clothing.
But it was his drive to break barriers with surfboard foam -- and
teach others how to do it -- for which he will be most remembered.
"He would be willing to make boards that weren't very good because
maybe every fourth or fifth or 10th one would be brilliant," said
childhood friend Guy Hansen of San Diego, who remembered visiting
Zeh-Croteau in Santa Cruz and sanding his creations.
Hansen said Zeh-Croteau would consult with sailboat designers, naval architects and DuPont chemists in his constant quest to build a better board.
Some of the ideas that Zeh-Croteau first promoted -- like four-fin
boards and multiple concave bottom contours -- were originally
considered outrageous but now are mainstream, fellow shapers said.
"His creativity has influenced a lot of people," said shaper Randy
French, owner of Surftech in Eastside Santa Cruz. "I certainly
consider him one of the most creative shapers that probably ever
shaped and designed surfboards."
Zeh-Croteau's boards often sported a simple-but-memorable bulls-eye
logo. One can be seen under the arm of Shaun Tomson in the classic
1970s surf flick "Five Summer Stories," Hansen said.
But Zeh-Croteau also shaped just to see how his boards would ride.
"At one time or another Mike basically shaped boards in Hawaii for all
the leading riders," Hansen said. "Sometimes they would put their
sponsored logos on them and he didn't really care. He just wanted to
see how they would go out and perform."
In his younger days, Zeh-Croteau also was known for wild parties and a
fierce temper. A 1984 Sentinel story told how, while intoxicated, he
plowed his pickup truck into the front porch of his Beach Hill home
during a domestic dispute. At 6-foot-3 and 290 pounds, Zeh-Croteau
swung the officers trying to restrain him from his arms.
"If you called around, everyone would say, Oh I've got Croteau
stories,' of which there are many," chuckled French. "He was a very
colorful character."
But Denise said Zeh-Croteau's later years were focused on family,
surfing and his Christian faith.
"Right now I believe he's actually putting concave foils on the frames
of angels," Denise said. "That's how good he was."
Michael Anthony
Zeh-Croteau
BORN: Feb. 20, 1949
DIED: May 4, 2009
HOME: Watsonville
OCCUPATION: Surfboard shaper
EDUCATION: Graduate of Newport Harbor High School
SURVIVORS: Wife of 31 years, Denise Croteau of Watsonville; daughter
Beaulette Rachael Croteau Garland of Watsonville; son Titan Xavier
Zeh-Croteau of Santa Cruz; daughter Angela Allen of Watsonville; and
three grandchildren
SERVICES: A paddle-out memorial service will be 10:30 a.m. Sunday.
Surfers should meet at the surfer statue on West Cliff Drive. A
Christian memorial service will be 10 a.m. on May 31 at Monterey Bay
Christian Church, 12 Brennan St., Watsonville. Guests should bring a
potluck dish. RSVP to Beaulette at 707-4471 or Denise at 808-620-3660.
to help: Donations to help the family pay Croteau's remaining medical
bills can be sent to Mike Croteau Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 1862,
Soquel, CA 95073
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Husband Willie F. Willis
Born: 1859 - , , NH, USA
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• Census, 14 Apr 1930 - Athol, Worcester, MA, USA
Name: Willie F Willis Home in 1930: Athol, Worcester, Massachusetts Age: 71 Estimated Birth Year: abt 1859 Birthplace: New Hampshire Relation to Head of House: Head Race: White
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1 F Gladys L. Willis
Born: 25 Jun 1901 - , , NH, USA
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Spouse: Theodore Joseph Bruso (1904-After 1962)
Marr: Cir 1929 - Brookfield, Worcester, MA, USA
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Husband Robert Wisell
Born: 11 Apr 1925 - Rutland, Rutland, VT, USA
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Father: John Henry Wisell (1900- )
Mother: Priscilla W. Dorey (1901-1989)
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• Death Certificate, 15 Jul 1982 - Rutland, Rutland, VT, USA
Given, Middle Name, Surname: Robert Wisell Birth Date: 11 Apr 1925 Death Date: 15 Jul 1982 Place of Death: Rutland City, VT Age: 57
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Name: Robert Wisell SSN: 008-12-5322 Last Residence: 05477 Richmond, Chittenden, Vermont, United States of America Born: 11 Apr 1925 Died: Jul 1982 State (Year) SSN issued: Vermont (Before 1951 )
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Wife Charlotte Wright
Born: 9 Aug 1932 - East Chicago, Lake, IN, USA
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Cause of Death: Cancer
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Father: George James H. Wright (1899-1965)
Mother: Pearl Shover (1906-1979)
Marriage: Did Not Marry
Noted events in her life were:
• Occupation, Cir 1960 - Chicago, Cook, IL, USA
Nurse - Michael Resse Hospital, 2816 S. Ellis Ave.
• Death Record, Feb 1990 - Chicago, Cook, IL, USA
Name: C. Wright SSN: 355-24-6351 Last Residence: 60653 Chicago, Cook, Illinois, United States of America Born: 9 Aug 1932 Died: Feb 1990 State (Year) SSN issued: Illinois (Before 1951)
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Husband John Wright
Born: 8 Sep 1931 - East Chicago, Lake, IN, USA
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Father: George James H. Wright (1899-1965)
Mother: Pearl Shover (1906-1979)
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• Residence, Cir 1950 - Gary, Lake, IN, USA
• Residence, Cir 1980 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
Name: John E Wright Birth Date: Sep 1931 Street address: 938 N Lasalle St City: Indianapolis County: Marion State: Indiana Zip Code: 46201 Phone Number: 317-464-9608 Record Number: 53243578
• Death Record, 23 Jul 1995 - Cicero, Cook, IL, USA
Name: John Wright SSN: 490-30-5374 Last Residence: 60650 Cicero, Cook, Illinois, United States of America Born: 8 Sep 1931 Died: 23 Jul 1995 State (Year) SSN issued: Missouri (Before 1951 )
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Research Notes: Husband - John Wright
I need help on this one... I can't confirm his date of birth. Two entries found for John Wright.. one born in 8 Sep 1931 and the other born 31 Mar 1931.
Husband Lloyd S. Wright
Born: Nov 1899 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
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Father: Edward C. Wright (1871- )
Mother: Mary M. (1875- )
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• Census, 7 Jun 1900 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
• Census, 22 Apr 1910 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
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Husband Lonnie D. Wright
Born: Oct 1893 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
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Father: Edward C. Wright (1871- )
Mother: Mary M. (1875- )
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• Census, 7 Jun 1900 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
• Census, 22 Apr 1910 - Indianapolis, Marion, IN, USA
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1 M John Yanchus
AKA: Joseph Yanchus
Born: Jun 1863 - , , , Hungary
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Spouse: Anna Schneider (Cir 1865-Cir 1898)
Marr: Cir 1889 - , , , Austria
Spouse: Annie Thurick (1881- )
Marr: 1900 - Mount Carmel, Northumberland, PA, USA
2 M Michael A. Yanchus
Born: 8 Sep 1881 - , , , Austria
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Spouse: Mary A. (1887- )
Marr: 1904 - , , , Austria