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Place Hierarchy  1 daughter] 1b 1st Enumeration 1st January 1857 1st Precinct. page 198 and 199 2 April 1860 2 months and 6 days old at time of death on the 9th October 1856 2nd enumeration 2nd Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard 3b 3rd Infantry Pennsylvania National Guard 4th May 1849 5 bronze battle stars 5 months and 6 days old on the 23rd November 1854 6 months 6 months and 12 days old 6 November 1873 6th July 1860 7 April 1860 7a 7b 7th July 1851 8th March 1856 9 months and 18 days old on the 17th January 1872 9a 9th Infantry Division 10 days - as stated in the obituary notice in the Philadelphia Public Ledger dated 23rd July 1853 11 February 1873 11 months and 3 days old on the 16th December 1868 11th May 1850 12 hours 12 Jan 1946 12th December 1865 12th November 1849 13th May 1850 14 April 1917 thru 8 Jan 1919 15th February 1845 15th June 1846 15th June 1848 16th December 1853 19 19; East 15; Grave 1 - age stated as 71 years which seems to be wrong 19th April 1847 19th September 1860 22 June 1846 22nd June 1846 22nd Regular U.S. Infantry 23 July 1853 24th August 1850 24th May 1865 27 April 1898 27 years - City of Philadelphia Death Records 1803-1860 28 days 28 Sep 1906 28th August 1845 28th November 1849 30 April 1860 31st December 1845 033-36-6807 42nd Division 43rd Ohio Infantry 44 years ‎[death information]‎ 088-12-9086 102 years old 109th U.S. Infantry Regiment 110th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment 118th Pennsylvania Infantry Regiment 152 pages 159-07-9178 180-12-7343 185-36-8836 187-50-8602 189 pages 342b and 343a 478 and 503 567 - pages reversed on microfilm] 628 705-18-4350 1639 - decoded as being the last Sunday of the month of September 1830 1831 to Canada 1832 1832 - thereafter legally declared dead 1834 1837 1837." 1849 - No. 151 1851 1851 and 1853 city directory ‎[occupation: stone cutter]‎ 1853 - No. 177 1855 Philadelphia City Directory - owned a laundry business besides Blood's Dispatches 1859 1860 1861 1861 Buffalo City Directory 1865 Buffalo City Directory 1866 Buffalo City Directory - was listed as a widow 1869-1947 1871 1877-1998 1880-1885 Buffalo City Directory 1884] 1885 Philadelphia City Directory by Gopsill 1887-1888 Buffalo City Directory 1887-1891 Buffalo City Directory 1897-1900 Buffalo City Directory 1900 Census - seems to have cheated on the age 1907 by George Norbury Mackenzie 1908 1917 1917-1918 1918 1918 - World War I Draft Registration card 1918 to Mount Vernon Cemetery to be buried in the Wanamaker lot 1919 - pages 565 and 566 1921 1924 1926 1935 1938-1946 1941-1946 1942 1946 1952 #128-18-2395 #278-05-0331 #288-03-9408 #45670 ‎[a homeless woman]‎ ‎(bapt. date)‎ ‎(bapt. date)‎ location unknown ‎(bapt. date)‎ Switzerland ‎(bapt. date)‎ unknown location ‎(bapt. date in Meikirch)‎ Bern Switzerland ‎(baptismal date)‎ ‎(birth or baptismal record not found - filiation based on collateral records)‎ ‎(birthdate not verified)‎ ‎(burial date)‎ ‎[burial date - location unknown]‎ ‎[death date not certain]‎ ‎[deathdate not recorded]‎ ‎[died shortly prior to birth of his illegitimate son]‎ "Emanuel's" branch is genetically not related ‎(filiation based on collateral records - no birth or baptism record found)‎ ‎(filiation based on collateral records - no birth or baptismal record found)‎ "Fraudulent Deed Made by Maria Berninger Set Aside" "Kehrbenzli's" lived near the intersection Kühlewil to Oberulmitz "Michael Berninger's Adopted Daughter Secures Her Patrimony" "Michael Berninger's Will" ‎[not biologically related to the Guggisberg family]‎ ‎[possibly while incarcerated]‎ "Suit To Have Conveyance Set Aside" "the drummer" "von Mühlinen" Kompanie in the Royal Sardinian Army "Waldhausi" A a butcher's family] a cavalry officer in Bern's militia a homeless man a homeless woman of unknown origin a homestead in Hersiwil and started the Hersiwil line of family a member of the Englisberg Streit family a sister and a brother a small surgical knive dated 1778 accident accident in lumbermill accident while cutting timber in the forest accident while dynamiting during road construction accident with a lawnmower accidental drowning in the Aare River accidental electrocution accidental fall down an elevator shaft accidental falling into the sewage pit accidential fall off a wagonload of hay according to 1900 Census Emma was a divorcee acutis indigestion administrators of the estate of John Nelson Wanamaker are his son John Wanamaker and Mr. William Wallace admitted to Pennsylvania Bar to practise law Affoltern im Emmental Africa after 1853 disappeared without trace after adoption to GUGGISBERG after having been bitten by the family dog age 7 age 12 age 15 age at death 10 years. age on 1870 census seems to be wrong age stated as 3 days old aged 3 days aged 6 weeks agina pectoris airplane accident ‎[small aircraft]‎ alcoholism ‎[mania a potu]‎ Alexandre Kleiber Alfred Ernst Walthert Algeria Alice Fisher Alice Fisher abandonning home and family alternatively could have been suicide although he died at the end of September of 1859 although in reality her husband outlived her by several years Alva H‎(enry)‎ Kokensparger ‎(on mother's Civil War Widow's Pension Application)‎ Alysia Jones American Distinguished Service Cross an emergency baptismal ‎[Not-Taufe)‎ was performed due to the infant being extremely weak and imminent death was expected anaemia and 16 days old on the 20th November 1856 and had children Anna Maria Junke Anna Marie Nothnagel Antoinette - birth name was Antonia - on tombstone it says Anna apoplexy apoplexy ‎[stroke]‎ apparent suicide apparently committed suicide apparently no relation to the Englisberg Streits appears that marriage was divorced appears to have changed the spelling of the name from Kochensparger to Kokensparger sometimes after 1930 appendicitis applied for membership in the D.A.R. ‎[Daughters of the American Revolution]‎ approximately 83 years - according to death record Argentina arrested for drunk driving arrived at the Port of New York on the vessel "Arago" after visiting his native country arrived in New York coming from Le Havre on the vessel "Sewall" arrived in New York coming from Le Havre on the vessel "William Penn" as a son as heirs associate tribune ‎(Gerichtssäss)‎ at Zimmerwald's lesser judiciary court at age 70 At Gurzelen attending physician: A. Helfenstein attending physician: Dr. D.M. Tindall attending physician: S.S. Brooks attested by Dr. R. N. Huston Australia Austria autobiographical and genealogical document called "Family Tree of the Leech Family" autobiography Albert Bruen Kochersperger ‎[1850-1924]‎ dated 1916 automobile accident automobile accident - was struck by a car while crossing street awarded a lifelong pension of £ 25 per annum by Lord Sackville B baptismal records name as "Carl" bearded and smoking a pipe wearing a dark uniform became deaf at the age of 14 due to the flu became mute sometimes after 1774 being hit by lightning being kicked by a horse being killed in action while on the Western Front in France being stillborn Belgium Belgium ‎[a citizen of the Duchy of Luxembourg]‎ Belgium ‎[World War 2 casualty]‎ Bern besides working as a clerk at Blood's Dispatches between ca. 1804-1809 suspected to have served in the French Imperial Army biological father unknown biology student birth/baptismal date uncertain birth record based from death record birth record never been identified birth year between 1903 and 1905 birthmonth seems correct birthweight 3.76 kgs Blutsturz ‎(bloodclot)‎ born 7th January 1947 - was adopted the same year born 1967 - no biological relation born Kane" born out of wedlock born prior to his parents' marriage Bosnia-Hercegovina both in Switzerland both parents' surnames was Götzmann both parents were natives from Switzerland brain fever Brasil Brazil Brazil - returned in the 1960's breast cancer Bright's Disease British India bronchial pneumonia ‎[among other causes]‎ broncho pneumonia brother-in-law of the head of household brought on by himself while trying to check the fuel level with a lighted match but early on decided to go by simply "John Wanamaker" but existence confirmed with collateral record dated 1790 but highly probable] but it's 19th century but later parents got married but legitimized by both natural parents upon their marriage on the 25th February 1889 but parents listed correctly but parents married later by a family named WASSMAN by email by father John Hespelein by Karl Wilhelm Guggisberg by Swiss authorities by the Swiss authorities by Wilhelm Balsiger and Johanna Gertrud Geisler C C - spelled his surname as "Kochensparger" C - spelled his surname as "Kockensparger" C Company ca. 1919 calculated from age stated on tombstone calculated off the age given on tombstone as being 5 months and 18 days old on the 28th November 1854 California California Birth Index 1905-1995 California Death Index California Death Index 1940-1997 California State Death Index California USA came to Perry County as a small child together with his parents and halfbrother Camp Harry J. Jones Military Post Canada Canada in 1834 cancer cancer of the intestines cancer of the jawbone cancer of tongue cancer on the upper jaw Captain John Slaymaker captain of the Berne Militia captured by U.S. forces in Tunisia Carl Wagemann and Caroline Emerich carries the surname Guggisberg Carroll County Iowa ‎[published in1897]‎ casualty of the American Civil War casualty of World War I] Catharina ... cavalry ‎[Dragoner]‎ cavalry sergeant of the Bernese militia Central America while serving in the U.S. Marine Corps cerebral hemorrhage certifying physician: Dr. D.F. Condie changed name back to original spelling charge appears to have been fabricated ny local youths that had provoked him Charles Ernest Kokensparger childbirth childbirth ‎[Kindbettfieber]‎ childbirth fever children born out of wedlock Chile cholera cholera epidemic cholera infantum cholera while serving in the Crimean War ‎[1855/1856]‎ Chorrichter von Belp Chorrichter von Zimmerwald Christian and Henry Christian Streit Junior chronic pulmonary tuberculosis Church of England cirrhosis of the liver ‎[alcoholism]‎ citizen of the city of Bern citizen of the city of Bern "Ausburger der Stadt Bern" City Hall - certified by Dr. R. Bicknell City Hall Archives City of Philadelphia Death Records 1803-1860 civil war military pension card Clara Kochersberger Clara V. Allen ‎[father's sister]‎ Cochenberger Cochensperger collided with a tree Colombia column 1 column 2 column 3 column 4 commanded by Captain David Cook Commander in Chief of Jamaica commissioned a coat of arms in 1762 common-law marriage to Nancy Ellen Boyle common-law marriage to Thomas Anthony Esposit Company C Company D Company E Company F Company I complication from a botched abortion complications of childbirth conceived an illegimate child while husband was absent abroad confinement ‎(childbirth?)‎ congestion of the liver Connecticut death record index 1949-2001 conscientious-objector to military service in a nuclear naval capacity due to religious reasons construction of a granary ‎(Spycher)‎ construction of Fallenbach homestead construction of farmhouse at Niederhäusern consumption consumption ‎(pneumonia)‎ convulsions coronary sclerosis cough ‎[occupational hazard]‎ could be also 1901 Count de Heeren countess de Heeren court judgment Crimean War ‎[1855/1856]‎ Crimean War ‎[1855/1856]‎ - from disease Cromley Crumrine Cuthbert family bible Czechia Czechoslovakia date not known date stated as the Sunday before St Michael's day of 1592 daughter of the late roofer Friedrich Heinrich Hasenpflug from Hombressen day and month illegible day laborer daylaborer at Rothwesten daylaborer from Rothwesten dead in the privy deaf-mute death certificate confirms names of parents are being Henry Kochersperger and Elizabeth Deshong death date on Social Security Death Index is indeed 14th April 1995 death information - Mortality Index: 1850 death notices death record indexes] Death Records death register deathdate not recorded Deathdate unsure - record marked with ?? deathregister debility Denmark des Vaters Bruder described as "Landsassin" - apparently not a local Deshong was originally de Champs detailed inventory of property and assets listed in the estate administration Deutschland Deutschland ‎(Germany)‎ died - automobile accident died abroad ‎[was possibly a Swiss mercenary]‎ died abroad while serving as a mercenary died at birth died before 1900 died during World War II on the German eastern front died in action died in action] died in action during World War I - precise particulars unknown died in infancy died in infancy as is evident in the baptismal record which was marked with a cross ‎[†]‎ died on his birthday died while a mercenary with a Swiss regiment in the Netherlands died while in foreign war service ‎(mercenary)‎ abroad diphteria disappeared age 14 - suspected homicide disease of the liver disease while serving in the Union Army during the American Civil War district administrator of Seftigen district judge divorced from Henry "Harry" Kochersperger Doctorate in Nat. Oec. ‎(business administration)‎ Dog Tag No. -5990-Stkp. G.E.B. 499 ‎[Deutsche Wehrmacht]‎ Donald revealed non-compatibility to the rest of the Guggisberg family Donald Stewart ‎[II]‎ Leas Dorothea Leppler Draft Registration drank cold apple cider while raking hay dress having caught fire drillsergeant in Bern's militia dropsy drowning drowning accident - body found 50 miles downriver drowning accident while fishing drowning while swimming in the Zihl river Dudley L. Page due to adultry due to age parents could not be biological parents due to an accidental fall due to clerical error due to the Great Flu Epidemic) during the Civil War with the 6th Pennsylvania Cavarly as a rush lancer and also in the U.S. Navy during the German occupation of Alsace was drafted into the German Army dysentery East Africa East India ED8 page 2b ED 38. page 6a ED 102 ED 159. page 7a ED 294 edged on glass Edward & Clara Büchi effusion of blood within the substance of the brain elder brother was deprived of livelyhood and got mad elephantiasis embolism emigrated to America emigrated together with older brother Georg Heinrich and his family Emilie Schmidt endocarditis England England] entry No. 282 enumerated in the household of his maternal grandmother enumerated with A. Wolschlager family enumerated with brother-in-law Henry Kranichfeld enumerated with his aunt Margaret Cook enumerated with maternal grandparents enumerated with step-daughter enumerated with uncle Henry Kranichfeld epileptic erroneously listed under the surname of Hannis Esquire even though married even though the couple only married on the 19th June 1872 exact death date/time unknown executed by the sword] factory worker fall from ladder falling off a cliff in the Reichenbach region falls likely into the time of the missing pages at Belp parish 1605-1612 family archive Mrs. Jane Stamper family history collection of Ms. Jeremy Hall farmers ‎[maternal relatives]‎ farming accident ‎[runaway horse]‎ fatak automobile accident fatal 35 feet fall from a scaffold fatally falling off his horse father had to bail him out father of a recognized illegitimate child father Rodolfo Guggisberg did not recognize her as his child father's advanced age of 59 casts doubts to paternity father unknown father was Daniel Müller father was Miguel Cortes father was René Philippe Guggisberg fathered illegitimate child with Elisabeth Guggisberg fell off cliff] ferry man ‎[Fährbursche]‎ - in actual record name was incorrectly given as "Heinrich Johann Kochensberger" fever fight/brawl filiation not verified - data questionable film No. 1289306 film No. 1289315 Finland Florida Florida Death Index Florida State Death Index Florida State Death Index 1936-1998 florist's apprenticeship for some reason Harriett moved to New York City and listed herself as a widow in the city directory - identity of husband is amply documented foreign born female convicts form 31-4-15-C formerly Willson fought in the Battle of Gettysburg and of the Wilderness ‎[in latter was severely wounded]‎ fought in War of 1812 Frabce France France. France - French Revolutionary Calendar date: 21 Vendémiaire IX France - French Revolutionary Calendar date: 27 Prairial VII France - name: Hanss Guggisperg France ‎[at time of birth part of Germany]‎ France ‎[at time of death part of Germany]‎ France ‎[between 1871-1918 part of Germany]‎ France; last heard from in Dec. 1858 France ‎[mining accident]‎ France and landed in Port of New York on the 5th November 1851 France from Arturo Juan Alessandro de Heeren France from Barclay Harding ‎[II]‎ Barclay France from Rosamund Lancaster France on the "Brig La Grange" France on vessel "Great Britain" Frank H. Kochersperger Frankreich freiweibel ‎(district administrator)‎ of Seftigen Freiweibel ‎(Lt. Administrator)‎ of Seftigen District frequently in trouble with the law from "Emanuel's" branch of the family from ‎[unknown]‎ Burkhalter from ‎[unknown]‎ Schiffmann from Abraham Guggisberg from Adelheid Bichsel from Adolf Blatter from Adrienne Suzanne Jeanneret-Grosjean from Albert William Gugisburg from Alexander Guggisberg from Alexander Gutknecht from Alexander Jurgens from Alfred Guggisberg from Alfred Hinni from Alfred Loder ‎[I]‎ Wanamaker from Alfred Samuel Mory from Alfredo Guggisberg from Alice Guggisberg from Almeda Foster from Amber Gugisburg from Andrew David Vallette from Andrew Jackson Lowery from Angela Huth from Anna Amelie Mani from Anna Chrzanovski from Anna Elisabeth Guggisberg from Anna Elizabeth Collar from Anna Gerhard from Anna Maria Lörtscher from Anna Maria Moser from Anna Maria Riesen from Anna Perret from Anne-Marie Flory from Anne-Marie Thérèse Marguerite Menard from Annette Ariette Giovannetti from Antoine Jules Duchène from Anton Schreier from Barclay Harding ‎[III]‎ Warburton from Beatrice Käthy Heller from Bendicht Guggisberg from Bertha Lüthi from birthname Kochersperger to Kocher from Brigitta Clara Joss from Brunhilde Maria Wittmann from Carla Sala from Carleen Kreider from Carol Diane Gugisburg from Caroline G. Campbell from Christian Guggisberg from Christian Schmutz from Christian Streit from Christine Hofmann from Cinda Nuckles from Claire-Lise Simone Abravanel from Clayton Haines Kochersperger from Clyde Anderson ‎[III]‎ Pugh from Cora Page from Dale C. Kochersperger from David Guggisberg from David Schroeder from Deborah Gene Schmoll from Debra Lea Woodman from Diana Lilue from Dolly Muguette Grosjean from Dora Guggisberg from Dorothy Colbourne from Edgar W. Brown from Edmund Stanley Kochersperger from Edward Russell Streit from Elisabeth Dubach from Elisabeth Gräber from Elisabeth Guggisberg from Elisabeth Oesch from Elisabeth Schmid from Elisabeth Zbinden from Elise Leu from Eliza May Kochersperger from Elizabeth Kokensparger from Elsa Rebhan from Ema Wenger from Emil Boillat from Emma Gyger from Eric Alfred Guggisberg from Erika Guggisberg from Ernst Friedrich Sommer from Ernst Friedrich Zahnd from Ernst Guggisberg from Ernst Howald from Ernst Jakob Stöckli from Ernst Rudolf Guggisberg from Estelle ‎[unknown]‎ from Esther Nonkuthazo Sobopha from Eswige Marie Bosshard from Eva Trüssel from Fanny Borel from Fernand Emile Guggisberg from Fernand-Robert Magnenat from Fernanda Pauline Wanamaker from Fernanda Wanamaker from Fernanda Wanamaker Munn from first wife Emma M. ‎[unknown]‎ from first wife in 1919 ‎[adultry by her]‎ from Flora Rosa Streit from Francis D. Wetherill from Francis L. Kellogg from Francisco José Jimenez from Franz Schmutz from Franziska Myrtha Ryffel from Frederick James Guggisberg from Frieda Lydia Kobel from Friedrich Aeschlimann from Friedrich Guggisberg from Friedrich Hügli from Fritz Emil Guggisberg from Fritz Guggisberg from Gabriel Lang from Garbrielle Marie Céline Lazard from Geary Lee Kochersperger from Geneviève Anik Hauser from Geoffrey Coulbourne from George Cogansparger from Germany from Gertrud Uebersax from Gisela Tibor from Gorgio Luigi Boica from Gotthelf Edwin Guggisberg from Gottlieb Guggisberg from Gougginsperg back to the original "Guggisberg" from Hanna Gertrud Sulger-Büel from Hans Dieter Guggisberg from Hans Peter Guggisberg from Hans Rudolf Guggisberg from Hans Ulrich Guggisberg from Hansjürg Blatter from Harold Herman Kochensperger from Harry Esmond Jack to Henry Vernon Esmond from Henry "Harry" Kochersperger from Henry Gugisberg from her married name Kochersperger to Koch from Herbert Walter Wölfli from Hermann Adolf Guggisberg from Hilda Anna Schweizer from Hiram Kisner from Hulda Weber from Ida Emma Steffen from Ida Guggisberg from Ida Rosa Tschanz from Ilene Hartzell from Irena Zadera from Irma Müller from Isabelle Elise Hélène Guggisberg from Jack Harold Lofgren from Jacquéline Jeanne Rikly from Jakob Dürig From Jakob Hunziker from Jakob Lanz from Jamie F. ‎[unknown]‎ from Janis Marie Krome from Jayne M. Freeman from Jean Claude ‎[unknown]‎ from Jean Marsh from Jean Pierre Robert Romieux from Jeanette Silvia Rohrbach from Jeanne Mathilde Blanchard from Jerry Dale Foerster from Jessie Cora Wall from Joelle Guggisberg from Johann Albert Guggisberg from Johann Gottlieb Guggisberg from Johann Walter Rietdorf from Johanna Gertrud Moser from Johanna Gertrud Schüppach from Johanna Meier from Johannes Guggisberg from John Rue ‎[I]‎ Kochersperger from Jon Pertwee from José Miguel Espidel from Judith Odette Rolli from Karl Guggisberg from Karl Oskar Guggisberg from Karl Rieder from Karl Spring from Katharina Susanna Spring from Klara Moser from Kochersberger to Koch from Kochersperger to Koch from Kurt Guggisberg from Kurt Hans Guggisberg from Kurt Heinz Guggisberg from Larry Joe Foerster from Laura Gonzalez from Laure Elise Vuillemin from Leni Löffel from Lewis Rodman Wanamaker from Liseli Irene Frutiger from Liselotte Erni from Lloyd Kokensparger from Lori Gary from Lotti Elisabeth Balmer from Louise Marie Bourquin from Lydia Brönnimann from Madeleine Gosteli from Magdalena Bienz from Magdalena Trachsel from Magdalena Tschirren from Maija Helena Pokela from Margaret McKean Reed from Margaritha Rolli from Margrit Inäbnit from Marguerite Ann Hilditch from Marguérite Juliette Boder from Marguerite Juliette Loosli from Maria Aeschbacher from Maria Anna Schwetter from Maria Magdalena Sahli from Maria Paula Schürch from Maria Theresia Rufli from Marianne Wyss from Marie E. Brasel from Marie Friederike Staffa from Marie Julie Krebs from Marie Kohler from Marie Liechti from Marion Elsie Guggisberg from Mark Anthony Tarpey from Markus Guggisberg from Martha Hügi from Marthe Therèse Allemann from Martin Guggisberg from Michael Kevin Lancaster from Michael Pertwee from Michel Raymond Furrer from Neal Johnson from Niklaus von Niederhäusern from Norman Miller from Otto Walter Guggisberg from Pamela Menser from Patricia Anne Ingham from Paul Kochersperger from Paul Schumacher from Peter Blatter from Peter Guggisberg from Philippe René Guggisberg from Phyllis Kay Kieschnick from Pierre Gaston Louis Vassou from Quentin Crewe from Randall Lee Cederquist from Reba L. Butler from Reinhard Guggisberg from Renate Jutta Stucki from Robert Browne from Robert Erwin Guggisberg from Roger Albert Schmutz from Roger Henri Guggisberg from Roger Willy Fuchs from Rolf Albert Schoder from Rolf Guggisberg from Rosa Charlotte Braun from Rosa Ehrsam from Rosa Mädliger from Rosa Meisser from Rosa Schmutz from Rosalie Niederhauser from Rosette Ehrsam from Rosina Guggisberg from Rosina Isenschmid from Rosmarie Albertina Brunner from Rosmarie Jeker from Roswell Kochersperger from Rudolf Guggisberg from Rudolf Schulthess from Russell William ‎[I]‎ Waggoner from Ruth Mischler from Samuel Baumann from Samuel R. Kochersperger from Sandra Eaton from Selena Doty from Sheila Cathlene Horton from Sheila Payton from Sheri Lynne Woodman from Silvia Jäggli from Sonja Gautschi from Steven Frank Guggisberg from Susanne Frank from Susanne Roth from Suzanne Lina Vuillemier from Theodor Gianotti from Therese Steiner from Trina Alexandra Guggisberg from Trina Castro from Ulrich Andreas Guggisberg from Ulrich Christoph Guggisberg from Ursula Lüthi from Verena Frieda Peter from Verena Guggisberg from vessel SS Colorado from Walter Arnold Käch from Walter Frank Guggisberg from Walter Guggisberg from Werner Franz Frei from Werner Guggisberg from Werner Ratgeb from Werner Zürcher from William V. Tassey from Willy Guggisberg from Winifred Lucille Powell funeral private further fate unknown - appears to have emigrated gastro enteritis Gemeindeschreiber von Zimmerwald genetically not related to the Guggisbergs ‎(ancestor was adopted)‎ George & Margaret Philipps George Kochersberger and Carolina Graetzinger German Democratic Republic ‎[GDR/DDR]‎ German Empire German Imperial Army Germany Germany ‎[after 1918 part of France]‎ Germany ‎[after 1945 part of Poland]‎ Germany ‎[before 1871 and after 1918 integral part of France]‎ Germany ‎[now Poland]‎ Gerrmany Gerzensee gift of Woodward & Lathrop Inc. ‎(1988)‎ and the Wanamaker Institute of Industries ‎(1995)‎ godfather: Johann Georg Seeger godmother: Christine ...‎[?]‎ Johanna Pläging from Kassel godmother: Emilie Sabine Jakob from Holzhausen godmother: Sophie Martha ... got married Gougginsperg ‎[originally: Guggisberg]‎ Governor and Commander-in-Chief of British Guiana Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Gold Coast Grämlich was anglicized in the 19th century to Cromley grandmother and two uncles Grave 1 Grave 2 grave 3 grave 4 grave #45 grave #62 Grave No. 211 Grave No. 5046 grave transferred in April 1896 Great Britain Great Flu Epidemic of 1918 Greece Grenadier-Lieutenant of the Bern Militia groom recorded as being a protestant and bride as being a catholic h 266 Ave. A h 292 Ave. A had 2 children out of wedlock had 3 out-of-wedlock children had 8 children had a twin had an out-of-wedlock child had child out of wedlock had child out of wedlock with Anna Guggisberg had child out of wedlock with Magdalena Guggisberg had more children had no children had only 1 child had servant named Emma Watts haemophilia] Haiti Hans Guggisberg the blind Harry Donald ‎[II]‎ Kochensparger - name changed due to adoption to: Timothy L. Davis Harry F. Kerr has 1 child has descendants has four daughters has no natural children has twin brother: Alfred has twin sister: Margaritha Hawaii he was her son-in-law head injury heart attack heart disease heatstroke while gathering hay Heinrich h. Boston n. Virginia heir to the "Kellogg's Cornflakes" cereal fortune helicopter crash Henry and Sarah ‎[Mrs. Meisel]‎ Henry Peach Keighly-Peach her existence and linkage to parents are evident from marriage record her name is not listed on the ship's manifest Herrschaftsverwalter von Englisberg his father's paternity proven 206 years later with DNA test His father stated that he was adopted his mother's husband's surname his on Roy Clarence was likely adopted his own father with an ax after a dispute his wife conceived an illegimate child while he was absent abroad Hofmatter Hofmatter's Bäbi home invasion robbery homestead burned down Hungary hunting accident - shot himself into abdomen husband's name not recorded hydrocephalus identity of Samuel as father of his 2 children and spouse of Harriett is proven in the birth records of his two children illeg. child of Rosa Bossert - no bloodrelation illegitimate daughter of Ida Pfander illegitimate son of elder sister Magdalena Illinois Illinois in 1882 image 7 ‎[ancestry.com]‎ image 7 ‎(www.ancestry.com)‎ image 16 image 111 image 161 ‎[www.ancestry.com image 30]‎ image 344] Immatric#2407 in 1798 - made oath of allegiance to Helvetic Republic in 1860 lived in same household as his brother John Christopher Kochersperger in 1860 lived in same household as his brother Josiah N. Kochersperger in 1880 City Directory of Pennsylvania middle initial is stated as being "R" In 1891 assumed surname of his mother in 1900 census was listed as "Wm L. Kokensparger" in 1900 was listed as being an internee in the Morristown State Hospital for the Insane in 1920 Census was enumerated with the Quay family ‎[sister]‎ in 1920 was erroneously listed as "Sam. Kokensparger" in a prisoner-of-war camp] in baptismal record the middle name is spelled "Leach" in Col. John Feree's First Riffle Battalion in India with the East India Company in infancy in Paris France from Fernanda Wanamaker in Swiss origin village ‎(called "Heimatort")‎ Kehrsatz reported as having moved to Italy in 1984 without further address in the 1910 census was listed as "Kitty" in the 1930 Census was listed as a widower in the 1930 Census was listed as single in the American Civil War records name is listed as "Scochenbarger" and "Scochenspargaer" in the marriage record was described as a deserter from the Austrian army Index No. W-138-1822 India Indiana Indonesia infant cholera inflamation of the stomach influenza injured in WWII injuries ‎[accident?]‎ injuries sustained from 5-story fall from apartment window intends to adopt surname "Cochensparger" upon reaching 21st birthday International Genealogical Index ‎[IGI]‎ interred in same plot as sister interred in same plot with mother Iowa Ireland is partially of Native American ethnicity Israel Italien Italy Jacob & Anna Ziegler Johann Martin Kochersperger Johannes Arnotti Johannes Brunner and Magdalena Wisser John Fisher John Moser John Walter Guggisberg joined the French Foreign Legion in the 1950's Julia Vornumbeck June 1938 K Kentucky Death Index 1911-2000 Kenya kept house for brother Erhard killed in action while in Napoleon's army in Spain Kingdom of Bohemia Kingdom of Sardinia ‎[Italy]‎ Kingsessing Klasse Knight Commander of Saint Michael and Saint George Knyphausen's Co 4 - American Revolutionary War Korea L'Armée de l'Orient - Crimean War laborer Lady Decima Guggisberg Last entry in St. Louis city directory last heard from in 1900 Last letter received by family in Switzerland later Hersiwil later in Missouri Latter Days Saints ‎[LDS]‎ Family History Library - International Genealogical Index ‎[IGI]‎ LDS church) LDS Family History Library Collection LDS Film No. 1289307 LDS Film No. 1289311 LDS Film No. 1289315 LDS Film No. 1289316 LDS Film No. 1289317 LDS Film No. 1289321 LDS Film No. 1289322 Lebanon left family in Switzerland legally declared dead by Bern's authorities legally would have the surname "Guggisberg" Lena Haberkern and Alexander Weatherbee lept from a bridge in Pittsburgh over her separation from her husband leukaemia Lieutenant in Bern's militia Life Peer - permanent seat in the House of Lords Life Peer - seat in the House of Lords Lina Zürcher line 1 line 1-2 line 2 line 3 line 4 line 5 line 6-9 line 7 line 8 line 9 line 10 ‎(still single)‎ line 12 ‎[sheet 60]‎ line 13 line 14 line 15 line 17-22 line 19 line 21 line 23 line 24 line 25 line 26 line 27 line 27-30 line 29 line 29-32 line 31 line 33 line 33-36 line 35 line 36 line 38 line 38 - enumerated with daughter Angelica and her husband Daniel Hersh line 39 line 40 line 42 line 46 line 47 line 51 line 52 line 53 line 55 line 57 line 68 - enumerated as a sailor while in port line 73 line 77 line 77-87 line 83 - living alone ‎[divorced]‎ line 87 line 90-91 line 95 line 97 - though birth stated as November 1819 which does not match earlier census returns line 100 lines 1-2 lines 1-4 lines 1-5 lines 1-6 lines 1-8 lines 2-10 lines 2-11 lines 2-12 lines 3-7 lines 3-9 lines 4-9 lines 4 and 5 ‎[2nd enumeration]‎ lines 5-10 lines 6-8 lines 6-8 ‎[2nd enumeration]‎ lines 6-9 lines 6-16 lines 7-10 ‎(2nd enumeration)‎ lines 7-11 lines 7-12 lines 8-11 lines 8 and 9 lines 9-12 lines 10-13 lines 10-15 lines 11-14 lines 11-15 ‎[www.ancestry.com]‎ lines 12-15 lines 12-17 lines 13-18 lines 13-19 lines 13 and 14 lines 14-16 lines 14-17 lines 14-18 lines 15-17 lines 16 and 17 lines 17-19 lines 17-21 lines 17-22 lines 18-20 lines 18-22 lines 19-22 lines 19 and 20 lines 21-24 lines 22-24 lines 22-26 lines 22-27 lines 23-25 lines 23-30 lines 24-25 lines 24-28 lines 24-30 lines 25-28 lines 25-29 lines 25-30 lines 26-27 lines 26-31 lines 27-34 lines 28-34 lines 29-31 lines 29-34 lines 30-34 lines 31-33 lines 32-34 lines 32-35 ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet No. 14]‎ lines 32-36 lines 32-39 lines 32 and 33 lines 33-36 lines 34-37 lines 34-40 lines 34-43 lines 34 and 35 lines 35-40 lines 35 and 36 lines 37-40 lines 37 and 38 lines 38-40 lines 39-42 lines 40-41 lines 40-42 ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet No. 9]‎ lines 40-46 lines 40-47 lines 41-43 lines 44-47 lines 44-48 lines 44 and 45 lines 46-47 lines 47-49 lines 47 and 48 lines 49-50 lines 51-54 lines 52-59 lines 54-57 lines 54 and 55 lines 56-61 lines 57-59 lines 57-59 ‎[emunerated with uncle Henry Kranichfeld]‎ lines 60-63 lines 65-68 lines 68-70 lines 69-73 lines 70-71 lines 72-75 lines 73-79 lines 74-81 lines 75-79 lines 76-78 lines 77 and 78 lines 77 through 81 lines 78-82 lines 90-97 lines 90 + 91 lines 93-95 lines 98-100 listed as "Adaline" listed as "Mary" listed as "Minnie" listed in father's will dated 1855 as "deceased son Charles" listed in the birth records with the French Revolutionary Calendar as 6th Fructidor IV live-in servants lived beyond means lived off public assistance on and off lived with younger sister Catherine and her family located in the National Archives ‎[NARA]‎ location: France location unknown] location unknown) London lost half of his right arm lot 1 Lot 3 Lot 18 Lot 36 lot 62 lot 81 Lot 94 lot 95 Louis Hagmeier Louise Jäger Lutheran Luxembourg Madagascar maiden name evident in marriage record of son George F. Kochersberger maiden name evident on death certificate of son Harry F. Kochersperger Major Major in Lieutenant-Colonel Berry's regiment of Pennsylvania Volunteer Militia Malaysia many years in Argentina Maria ‎[Mrs. Michael Ferninger]‎ and Sarah ‎[Mrs. Meisel]‎ Maria Bär and Jacob Wiesel Maria Eva ... marriage certificate No. 10562 marriage certificate No. 29989 marriage date is given as 30th April 1877 marriage likely never took place marriage never took place Marriage Record - Philadelphia Public Ledger marriage record not found marriage solemnized by Elder J. Perry Hall marriage solemnized by father John Hespelein marriage solemnized by the Rev. D. Studdiford marriage solemnized by the Rev. E. D. Newberry marriage solemnized by the Rev. J. B. Simmons marriage solemnized by the Rev. John Briston Smith marriage solemnized by the Rev. John Chambers marriage solemnized by the Rev. Mr. Burr Marriage solemnized by the Rev. S.C. Brinckle marriage solemnized by the Rev. S.C. Brintly marriage solemnized by the Reverend Andrew Manship marriage solemnized by the Reverend Charles Brown marriage solemnized by the Reverend Clark marriage solemnized by the Reverend Edward Rose marriage solemnized by the Reverend F. C. Pearson marriage solemnized by the Reverend George Lacey marriage solemnized by the Reverend John Chambers marriage solemnized by the Reverend P.S. Henderson marriage was apparently childless marriage witnesses were Friedrich Schramm and George Haack marriage witnesses were John Roth and L. Seligmann marriage witnesses were John Roth and Peter Lepple marriage witnesses were Philipp Kochersberger & Lotte ‎(Charlotte)‎ Haartnetz marriage year illegible in original record marriage year illegible in record marriages - page 535 married at the home of the bride's parents married first time at age 60 married socially "upwards" married to father's sister] Mary ‎[Kochersperger]‎ McKnight Mary Whiteside master shepherd maternal grandfather and Eva Kohlmann mean spirited old man measles member of Teddy Stauffer's legendary band "The Original Teddies" member of the Shoemaker's Guild ‎(was not a shoemaker!)‎ meningitis mentioned that he was believed to have died in the 1798 war against France Mexican Border Campaign Mexico Michigan middle name "Steelman" evident in City Directory mining accident Missouri MO - file No.1.988.825 morphine overdose Morrocco most children would have been born between 1606 and 1612 during the missing records period mother died due to complications of childbirth mother died in childbirth mother's maiden name was listed as "Lena Stonebrenner" Mr. & Mrs. Kranichfeld/Lillie Kranichfeld - Lillie Kranichfeld was maternal aunt name not well legible since partially hidden in crease of baptismal ledger name of parents listed on death certificate No. 18152 name possibly was Seiffert or similar name spelled as "Cochensparger" ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet No. 17]‎ name was listed as "Henry T." naming children of his brother John as heirs natural father unknown near the city of Kassel - descendants today go by the spelling KOCHENSPERGER near William Street née Bayard née Engelmann neé Graetzinger née Grämlich née Grämlich - was not a living designated heir at the time Netherlands Neuchâtel Switzerland never had children never knew that had a brother in a mental institution never married never to be heard from again New Lexington Tribune ‎(obituary)‎ New York 1926 New York State Death Index 1880-1917 New Zealand No. 1 No. 7 No. 066-12-5457 No. 134-40-0642 No. 180-10-0458 No. 191-36-3162 No. 262-22-3474 No. 265-18-6485 No. 271-30-4191 No. 296-50-9829 No. 484-10-6620 No. 487-09-5261 No. 511-07-7071 No. 515-10-1100 No. 1418 no bloodrelation to the Streit family no children reported 1720-1737 no further data known no further details known no further information known no further information known - possibly emigrated no further information known about him Noflen North America North Carolina Northumberland Fusiliers stationed in India not biologically related to the Guggisberg family not biologically related to the Kochersperger family not known not sure if birthyear is correct - Swiss record is inconclusive nothing further known nothing further known - emigrated? NY NY that in 1897 became the subject of a legal dispute ‎[estate fraud]‎ Oberherren Obermuhlern-Englisberg obituary obituary section obstructions of the bowels occupation: policeman of Belp missing for the years 1606 thru 1612 of broncho pneumonia of which 2 survived officer of the 2nd Dragoon Regiment officially declared dead by Bern's government OH Tec4 Btry B 140 Field Artillery Batallion WWI Ohio Ohio ‎[30 Years Ago Today]‎ Ohio. page 130a Ohio Death Index 1958-2002 Ohio Death Record Index 1958-2002 Ohio page 287 Ohio page 389b Ohio pages 286b and 287 old age older brother was also a schizophrenic on death record was recorded as having been married on the marriage license age was stated as 25 years on the vessel "Clothilde" on tombstone is marked "age 72" on World War I Draft Registration Card stated that left hand had been amputated on World War I Draft Registration Card stated that right foot had been amputated once with parents and once alone Ontario Order of Merit Oregon organ player at the church services other surname used: CRAIG Out of wedlock owned and operated "Kochersperger Dance Studios" owned at one time Guggisberg coat of arms dated 1778 owned by his father and older brother PA PA] PA ‎[Ph 2A:11]‎ page page1a page12a page13a page176a page 1 page 1 ‎[225a]‎ page 1a page 1b page 2 page 2a page 2b page 2b - enumerated with grandparents James C. & Rebecca Worth page 3 page 3a page 3b page 4 page 4 - "the cutest baby" page 4a page 4b page 4b and 5a page 5 page 5a page 5b page 5b ‎[sheet 49b]‎ page 6 page 6a page 6a/6b page 6b page 7 page 7a page 7b page 7b ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet No. 14]‎ page 8 page 8 - was charged with theft page 8a page 8a ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet 16]‎ page 8b page 8b ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet 16]‎ page 8b ‎[www.ancestry.com sheet 17]‎ page 9 page 9a page 9b page 10 page 10a page 10a ‎[was twice enumerated]‎ page 10b page 10b - enumerated with paternal aunt Susan ‎[Kochersperger]‎ Fitzsimmons page 11 page 11a page 11b page 12 page 12a page 12b page 13 page 13a page 13b page 14 page 14a page 14b page 15 page 15 ‎[sheet 2a]‎ page 15a page 15b page 16 page 16 and 17 page 16a page 16b page 16b and 17a page 17 page 17 ‎(175a)‎ page 17a page 17b page 18 page 18 - parents: Samuel A. Kochersperger and wife Hattie page 18a page 18b page 19 page 19a page 19b page 20 page 20a page 20b page 21 page 21a page 21b page 22 page 22 ‎[second enumeration]‎ page 22b page 23 page 24 page 24a page 25 page 26 page 26b page 27 page 27a page 27b page 28a page 28b page 29 page 29a page 30 page 31 page 31a page 32 page 32a page 33 page 34 page 34b page 36 page 38 page 38b page 39 page 40 page 40 - listed as 1 male age 20-30 and 1 female age 20-30 page 40a page 41a page 41a ‎[was twice enumerated]‎ page 43 page 44D & following page page 45 page 46a page 47 page 48 page 51 page 52 page 53 page 53 - erroneously listed as "Susan" page 55a page 56a page 57 page 57b page 59 page 62 page 64 page 65 page 65a page 66 ‎[Cheltham Academy]‎ page 67 page 69a page 73 page 74 page 75 page 75- second enumeration ‎[www.ancestry.com image 67]‎ page 76 page 79 page 83a page 90 page 93a page 97a page 99 page 102 page 103 page 106 page 107 page 108 page 108b page 110a page 112a page 113 page 113a page 115 page 115a page 116 page 118a page 121 page 121a page 122 page 122 ‎[www.ancestry.com page 26]‎ page 125 page 130 page 130 ‎(sheet: 132 www.ancestry.com]‎ page 130a page 134 page 136 page 136a ‎[Girard College]‎ page 137 page 140 ‎[sheet 740]‎ page 143 ‎[315]‎ page 147a page 149 page 151 page 153a page 154a + b page 155 page 156a page 156b page 159 page 160 page 163 page 167 page 170a page 175 page 175a page 176a page 187a page 189 page 191 page 195a page 197a page 205 page 205a page 206 page 207 page 207 ‎[sheet 124]‎ page 208a page 211a page 213 page 213b page 216 page 217b page 220 page 221 page 226b page 227a page 230 page 235 page 236a page 242 page 251 page 251 ‎[name mispelled as Emilie Cunnan]‎ page 251 ‎[name mispelled as Emma Cunnan]‎ page 251 ‎[name mispelled as Lena Cunnan]‎ page 251 ‎[name mispelled as Philipp Cunnan]‎ page 259b page 263b page 264a page 271a page 272 page 273a page 274a page 276 ‎[ancestry.com image 236]‎ page 276 ‎[original page 68]‎ page 281a page 284 page 284 ‎[daughter of William Hannis]‎ page 284 ‎[son of William Hannis]‎ page 284 ‎[stepdaughter of William Hannis]‎ page 284 ‎[stepson of William Hannis]‎ page 284 ‎[wife of William Hannis]‎ page 286 page 286a page 286b page 287a page 288a page 298a page 315b page 319 page 321 ‎[www.ancestry.com image 125]‎ page 322 page 323 - spelled as DUCAPE page 332 ‎[www.ancestry.com]‎ page 332a page 333 page 336] page 342b and 343a page 348 page 348/349 page 361 ‎[original page 7]‎ page 366 page 378b page 381 page 393a page 394 ‎(orig. page 19)‎ page 408 - parents: Samuel A. Kochersperger and wife Hattie page 410a page 413 page 419 ‎[original page 63]‎ page 420 ‎[original page 17]‎ page 441 page 441 ‎[original page 7]‎ page 478 page 479 page 500 ‎(sheet 134)‎ page 514b page 539 page 577 ‎[sheet 3]‎ page 582 page 582 - name listed as "Adeline" rather than Elizabeth page 583 page 583 - enumerated with nephew Johann Martin Kochersperger page 594 page 598a page 604b page 626 page 654 page 663 page 680 - from Kochersperger to Adams page 710 page 812 page 825 page A14 page D29 pages 2a and 2b pages 4b and 5a pages 5a and b pages 7b and 8a pages 9a and 9b pages 10b and 11a pages 11 and 12 pages 12b and 13a pages 14 and 15 pages 17a and b pages 26 and 27 ‎[p. 347 and 348]‎ pages 30 and 31 pages 39 and 40 pages 50-53 pages 79 and 80 pages 93 and 94 pages 99/100 pages 109 and 188) pages 192 and 193 ‎[www.ancestry.com pages 108 and 109]‎ pages 200a/200b pages 407 and following pages 461 and 462 pages 524 and 834 ‎[tax rolls]‎ pages 645 and 646 painted on glass palsy paralysis patent No. 6605 patents No. 11315 and 711541 paternal aunt paternal uncle and aunt paternity proven 206 years later with DNA test Patricia Minot - Florida Pennsylvania Pennsylvania 71st Infantry Regiment Pennsylvania Cavalry ‎(65th Volunteers)‎ Pennsylvania State Assembly - member of the Republican Party peritontis permitted to carry the title "Sir" Perry Co. revealed in death record - link to her parents Georg ‎[I]‎ Kochersperger and Elizabeth Krumrein by means of geographical coincidence. Her moth Peru Philadelphia Philadelphia] Philadelphia 1911 Philadelphia "Wanamaker Collection") Philadelphia City Directory Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia Public Ledger - Obituaries Philip C. Kochersberger Philip C. Kochersberger and his two children Philip Kochersberger Philipp Werrner from Hohenkirchen Philipp Wolsiefer Philippines Plot F Row 3 Grave 21 pneumonia poisoning with carbolic acid ‎[phenol poisoning]‎ Poland Poland ‎[casualty of World War I]‎ police officer Portugal positive proof that Rosina Christina Seyfried indeed was Johann Martin Kochersperger's wife has not been established and is based purely on circumstan possibly adopted possibly bapt in Belp possibly birth recorded under different given name possibly emigrated possibly emigrated to America possibly emigrated to the USA possibly mistaken for appendicitis] possibly not bloodrelated ‎(see comment on brother)‎ possibly not the biological child of Christian Guggisberg possibly originally "Störner" ? posted by Joyce Bradley on 25 August 2001 pp 1 299 ZN PA 15:1 precise location not known) premature birth presumed dead] Prince private private in German Afrika Korps probable suicide probably emigrated to America probably from longterm effects from being wounded in the Civil War Prussia Prussia ‎[Germany]‎ published U.S. maps and novels pulmonary disease pulmonary tuberculosis Purple Heart R.E. railroad inspector real estate agent reference book "Pennsylvania and it's public men" reference T.65 reference U.85 reference W. 578 renowned author of books on geology renowned collector of bernese armorial panes Reporter Journal ‎[newspaper]‎ Republic of Ireland Resguardo hamlet of Caqueza residing at 16 Bennett ‎[Street]‎ residing at 164 Fox Street resigned his commission in 1911 with the rank of colonel returned in 1902 to Europe to look for a wife Richard road accident Romania roofer in Hombressen Röschen ‎(diminutive for Rose)‎ row 19 Roy Clarence ‎[1906-1987]‎ who was likely adopted Royal Engineers run over by a waggon Russia Russia ‎[casualty of World War II]‎ Russian Empire said to have been a womanizer said to have owned first automobile in the area said to live under a different name in South Dakota Salamonia Lutheran Church Salomea Kochersberger San Francisco ‎(Zulia)‎ Venezuela Sarah Kochersperger scarlatina scarlet fever schizophrenic Scochenspargaer second baronet second marriage solemnized by Elder J. Perry Hall second marriage solemnized by the Rev. J. B. Simmons Section 6 Section 15 section 16 Section 27 Row 2 Site 18 Section 28 section 31 section 36 section 37 section 39 Section Cbd Row 1 Site 234 Section Pencoy see Emanuel Guggisberg abt. 1724-1789 seems to have been born out of wedlock seems to have been somewhat a "no good" seems to have been without children seems to have had a son born out of wedlock - given name hard to decipher on 1920 census seems to have lived elsewhere for nearly 20 years seems to have never bothered to become a U.S. citizen seems to have never married seems to have remained a batchelor seems to have remained unmarried senile debility senile psychosis senility serial no. 2065152 Serial Number U1096 Series B Series C Series E Series G Series J Series M Series Q Series T served as a mercenary in Royal Dutch Services served in both World Wars in the U.S. Navy served in the US Military served in the War of 1812 ‎[27th Oct 1812 to 27th April 1814]‎ served in World War I several children born between 1606/1612 ‎(missing pages in original record)‎ several children not listed due to missing pages in baptismal record several months prior to her parents' marriage several years after his birth sheepherder sheet 1a sheet 1b sheet 2 sheet 2 ‎(page 178a)‎ sheet 2b sheet 3 sheet 3a sheet 3b sheet 4 ‎(page 264a)‎ sheet 4b sheet 5 sheet 5b sheet 5b ‎(page 58a)‎ sheet 6 sheet 6b sheet 7a sheet 7b ‎(page 138a)‎ sheet 8 sheet 8a + b ‎(page 78a+b)‎ sheet 8b sheet 9 ‎(175a)‎ sheet 9b ‎[page 49a]‎ sheet 10 sheet 11 sheet 12 sheet 14 sheet 14 ‎(page 163b)‎ sheet 14b ‎(page 57a)‎ sheet 14b ‎(page 164)‎ sheet 15 ‎(page 192a)‎ sheet 15b ‎[www.ancestry.com page 30]‎. lines 83-87 sheet 16a ‎[original page 252]‎ sheet 16b sheet 22 sheet 26a sheet 27 sheet 28 sheet 87 sheet 88 sheet 106 sheet 109 sheet 116a sheet 170 sheet 171 sheet 176c sheet 177 sheet 215a sheet 289 sheet 337 sheet 338 sheet 361a shepherd shepherd from Hohenkirchen shepherd from Rothwesten ship's arrival record - www.EllisIsland.org shooting accident in Zimmerwald shot himself with a revolver Signatur: StAB Z-57 signed his middle name with the unconventional spelling of "Phillip" since 1808 without news ‎[Napoleonic Wars]‎ Singapore sister of later husband site 243 Site 257 site 972 small pox Social Security Administration Social Security Death Index Social Security Death Index ‎[SSDI]‎ Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ 103-24-6985 Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ 153-07-2504 Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ - SS#071-16-5847 Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ - SS#094-18-7405 Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ - SS#198-26-6526 Social Security Death Index ‎(SSDI)‎ as "Kerr" Social Security Death Index ‎(US SSDI)‎ Social Security Death Index/SSDI Social Security Death Index/SSDI Social Security #579-52-1966 Social Security No. 043-20-9956 Social Security No. 101-03-7733 Social Security No. 110-12-7313 Social Security No. 121-20-5658 Social Security No. 139-12-2902 Social Security No. 147-38-0852 Social Security No. 151-14-8669 Social Security No. 159-01-5673 Social Security No. 164-01-1169 Social Security No. 164-03-8657 Social Security No. 185-44-8487 Social Security No. 218-18-3707 Social Security No. 222-09-7611 Social Security No. 262-60-8099 Social Security No. 547-07-1410 Social Security No. 565-12-3170 Solothurn some believe that he was murdered some details are incorrectly listed Somerset sometimes before 1930 - lived alone as a logder according to 1930 census son of the daylaborer Christian Liebehenz son of the duke of Dorset son's obituary in the Oakland Daily Tribune states that her father was Henry Kochersperger son was adopted South Africa South America South India South Laurel Hill Cemetery - was previously interred at in a cemetery in North Penn Twp and relocated in 1867 Soviet Union] Sovietunion Spain Spanish-American War of 1898 spelling: Cokesburgher spinal arthritis sponsors: Ernst Ludwig Lieb and his wife Christina Margaritha ... sponsors: George Bastian and his wife Maria Eva ... sponsors: the child's father and Elisabeth Kochersperger sporting injury ‎(basket ball)‎ spring of 1854 to North America ‎[U.S.A.]‎ SS Reliance - providing exact date and place of birth SSDI SSDI - Social Security Death Index SSDI - Social Security Death Index - Social Security No. 098-28-8580 Standort Laak/Zaier state legislator of Bern ‎(Grossrat)‎ stated as 74 stated as being in his 77th year stepmother and halfbrother stillbirth stillborn stomach cancer Stone 2 Stone 5 storage warehouse stroke stroke ‎(Schlagfluss)‎ stroke/apoplexy suicide suicide - shot himself into the head suicide ‎(gunshot)‎ suicide ‎[shot himself twice]‎ suicide by hanging suicide by hanging) suicide by inhaling illumination gas supposed son Friedrich was fathered by someone else supposedly by agents of chilean Dictator Augusto Pinochet supposedly to SHIRLEY surname "Deshong" was originally "de Champs" surname evident from passenger arrival record surname spelled in marriage record as "Aneler" which is in line with the Bernese-Swiss surname "Anneler" Sweden Swiss Army ‎(cavalry?)‎ Switz. Switzderland Switzerkabd Switzerland Switzerland) Switzerland] Switzerland - recovered dead from the Aare River Switzerland - sonst von Niedermuhlern Switzerland ‎(automobile accident)‎ Switzerland ‎[birth not recorded in Belp citizen's registers]‎ Switzerland ‎(childbirth fever)‎ Switzerland ‎[died before baptismal]‎ Switzerland ‎[drowned while swimming in the Zihl river]‎ Switzerland ‎[found dead]‎ Switzerland ‎(hit by lightning)‎ Switzerland ‎[not the birthplace]‎ Switzerland ‎[of cholera]‎ Switzerland ‎[precise location not known]‎ Switzerland ‎(small pox)‎ Switzerland ‎(stillborn)‎ Switzerland. The structure was demolished in 1937. Switzerland ‎(train accident)‎ Switzerland ‎[Tuberculosis]‎ Switzerland "uss dem Sanenland" Switzerland ‎(was found dead near the trash dump)‎ Switzerland from first wife Switzerland from Hans Guggisberg Swutzerland taylor teething ‎[Zahnen]‎ Tennessee the authorities ordered the marriage The Buffalo Daily Courier the child's grandfather the child's grandmother the child's maternal grandparents the child's paternal grandparents the child's paternal uncle and aunt the daughter of Johannes Liebehenz the father's brother the father's brother living in Kassel the father's sister the father's unmarried sister the following year his parents got married the great Flu Epidemic of 1918 The Lima Daily News - page 4 The Lima Daily News - page 11 The Lima Daily News - page A4 The Lima Times Democrat - social pages the marriage to Blanche Lipton was Howard Kochersperger's third marriage the mother's brother the mother's sister the mother's unmarried sister the name of his mother's husband The Netherlands the New York Times The Oakland Daily Tribune The Oakland Daily Tribune states that maternal grandfather was Henry Kochersperger The Oakland Tribune the professor the soldier the son of Christoph Leister the wife of Charles Crothers] the wife of Peter Dohm the wife of S.A.C. Kochersperger Thomas Dougherty though "Harry" seems to be correct as documented by his mother though he is documented to have outlived her by several years though Samuel continued to be alive - some act of marital revenge? thus must have died before 1862 Title: Baron Olivier of Brighton Sussex to "Gusberg" to "Reichen" to Alfred SMITH to America to Australia to BLASER to Chile to COENSPARGER to Kneubühl to Koch to KOCHENSPERE to mental institution where he remained for 43 years to North-America to North America to North America - further fate unknown to North America ‎[USA]‎ to same husband to same wife to unknown destination to Venezuela to work for the oil companies to WASSMAN together with daughter Olive together with her parents tombstone inscriptions tombstone No. 6 tombstone No. 7 train accident trombone player at the church services tuberculosis Tunesia Tunisia Turkey twinsister died at birth typhoid fever typhoid fever at age 19 U.S. 7th Cavalry U.S. Army U.S. Army ‎[World War I]‎ U.S. Marine Corps U.S. Military Pension Index U.S. Naval Reserve U.S. Postmaster General U.S.A. U.S.S. Oregon based in New York Harbor uncle Union Army United Kingdom United Nations unknown unknown - never heard from again unrecognized stomach ulcer upn baptismal of son Johannes in the City of Bern was referred to as being from "Englisberg" upon death body was turned over to the anatomical institute upon immigration to the USA to "Dabb" upon marriage documented as the son of Hans Guggisberg Uruguay US Armed Forces US Army USA USA] USA: 238 Wistar Street USA: 238 Wood Street USA ‎[* date of obituary notice in the New Work Times]‎ USA - baptized under the name of "Eva" USA - CBDD ROW 3 SITE 213 USA - death records index USA - enumerated with brother-in-law Jaber‎[?]‎ Davis USA - family archives USA - File No. 8349 - actual documents are missing USA - lot Q-294 USA - Old Section USA - Old Section Row 2 USA - Old Section Row 11 Stone 14 USA - Old Section Row 11 Stone 15 USA - parochial registers USA - record stated that mother was deceased USA - Row 1 old section next to church USA - Row 8 USA - row 29 USA - SECTION 2Y SITE 1550 USA - SECTION 6 SITE 2759 USA - section 8 USA - section 16 USA - Section 16 Row 37 Site 13 USA - section 23N USA - section 33 USA - section 39 USA - Section 228 Row C Site 7 USA - section AA USA - section Dienstberger USA - SECTION I SITE 298 USA - SECTION I SITE 4213 USA - Section West Site 520 USA - whose husband Albert Tustin is a descendant USA ‎[American Civil War]‎ USA ‎(apparent suicide)‎ USA ‎[at his home on Plainfield road]‎ USA ‎[casualty of Japanese raid]‎ USA ‎[civil war casualty]‎ USA ‎[county not stated]‎ USA ‎[drowning accident]‎ USA ‎(due to a rattlesnake bite)‎ USA ‎(helicopter crash)‎ USA ‎(in infancy)‎ USA ‎[location not verified]‎ USA ‎(not sure)‎ USA ‎[not verified]‎ USA ‎[passenger in fatal auto accident]‎ USA ‎(precise location not known)‎ USA ‎[removed 16 July 1951 to Philadelphia Memorial Park Cemetery]‎ USA ‎[removed in 1956 to Lawnview Cemetery]‎ USA ‎[removed to Arlington Cemetery in 1915]‎ USA ‎[removed to Lawnview Cemetery in 1951]‎ USA ‎[road accident]‎ USA ‎(suicide)‎ USA ‎[suicide]‎ USA ‎(while serving in the American Civil War)‎ USA city directory USA for a string of armed robberies. USA from Allie Grace Doris USA from Georgia ‎[unknown]‎ USA from Gurnee Munn USA from John ‎[II]‎ Wanamaker USA from Marie Louise Wanamaker USA from Prince Stefan Kodynsky USA from Robert John Kochersperger USA from Violet Cruger Wanamaker USA in from Pauline Disston USA under the name of "Magdalena" USS North Carolina ‎(1861)‎ and USS Tuscarora ‎(1861-1863)‎ USS Yankton Venezuela verschollen ‎[disappeared]‎ - believed to have emigrated Victoria Victoria. Australia Victory Medal with Battle Clasps for defensive sector Vietnam ‎[automobile crash while serving in the Vietnam War]‎ Vietnam in the early 1950's Vietnam War Virginia volume I von Bümpliz von Köniz von Niedermuhlern von Obermuhlern-Englisberg von Rubigen von Rüti bei Riggisberg von Zimmerwald Waldammann ‎(caretaker of the public forest)‎ was 103 years old at death - longest living family member ever! was a widow ‎[since 1890]‎ prior to marrying William Daniel Kochersperger was accompanied by a daughter and two sons was accompanied by her mother and two brothers was adopted] was adopted - no biological relationship was adopted by his maternal uncle Friedrich Guggisberg was adopted by Karl Wilhelm Guggisberg was apparently blind was at one time stationed at Fort Bliss TX was baptised simultaneously with 2 siblings was blind was born 2 years prior to her parents' marriage was born 2 years prior to parents' marriage was born out of wedlock was born out of wedlock under the name "Guggisberg" was born out of wedlock under the surname KOKENSPARGER was born prior to his parents' marriage was captured and imprisoned at Libby prison was citizen of the city of Bern was considered to be a "tough guy" was convicted by Swiss Military Tribunal for fraud ‎[World War II]‎ was convicted in the early 1900's for battery and assault in Baselland was divorced from Clara B. Jerome was divorced from Frank H. Kochersperger was divorced from her husband John C. Beck sometimes before 1900 was divorced from his wife Emma Carrie Becker sometimes before 1900 was divorced from Johannes Wenger and remarried was encouraged by family to emigrate was enumerated as foster son with his uncle Harmon Vining was enumerated in the same household - it is nowhere evident who his mother is was enumerated twice was fathered by an unknown man was financially ruined ‎[shot himself in car]‎ was forcefully conscripted into the German Armed Forces was handicapped due to motorcycle accident was hit by a motorcycle was hospitalized at Philadelphia General Hospital as is evident in the 1920 Census was incarcerated was institutionalized for many years was involved in the deadly assault and battery on policeman William Linder was killed on her 41st birthday was legally adopted by Fritz Guggisberg was listed as widow was married and had a family ... was married and had children was married and had children ... was married and had family was married and had family ... was married and listed on his death certificate as a widower was married to consecutively to two brothers was mentally retarded and institutionalized was nicknamed "the soldier" was opposing the regime of Dictator Augusto Pinochet was possibly fathered by someone other than Rudolf Samuel Guggisberg was pregnant at the time of marriage was previously married ‎[divorced 28 Nov 1892]‎ was recorded in 1609 as the former mayor of Englisberg was said to have witnessed a violent crime and thus was compelled to change his name to protect himself was serving time in a Philadelphia penitentiary was still alive in 1887 ‎(Census of Santa Fé)‎ was stillborn was tried for attempted murder and executed ‎[beheaded]‎ was widowed at the time the 1880 census was taken was widowed before 1900 was widowed prior to marrying Emma Kiener was wounded in Korea wellknown Guggisberg coat of arms went bankrupt went by the given name "George" West Point Military Academy where she was referred to as pre-deceased] whereabouts unknown whereas 1930 Census lists her as "Evelyn"] whereas in the 1880 and 1900 it is clearly stated as "Daniel H." whereas in the 1900 Census it was given as 1876. 1874 seems to be the correct version. whereas in the 1900 Census it was listed as "Mary A." whereas on older brother Jakob's marriage it was stated as Friedrich Dellenbach whereas on younger brother Heinrich's marriage it was stated as Peter Dellenbach whereas Samuel is documented to have outlived his wife by several years whereas the Ontario Civil Registration record states the birth as being the 8th March 1871 whereas tombstone shows 1818 which bears similarity to own trade of being a pottery maker which is an apparent misspelling which is the date of the issuance of the coroner's death certificate. Body was found in a putrified stage by neighbors. which seems to be wrong which stated aged 67 which the Navy arranged to be surgically fixed while in the military service in Vietnam while returning with cattle from summering in the Alps while serving abroad as a mercenary while serving as a mercenary in the Royal Sardinian Army Whiteside County who in turn cites as his own source the work of Julius Billeter done in the 1930's and 1940's in Switzerland whose mother is not known widow widow of Berthold Seeger widow of Friedrich Hasenpflug the roofer from Hombressen widow of the late ...Knop from Kassel wife of Johannes Kempfe from Immenhausen wife of the daylaborer Georg Höhmann from Ihringshausen wife of the daylaborer Johannes Seeger from Simmershausen wife of the roofer Friedrich Hasenpflug from Hombressen wife of the shepherd Johannes Heiter from Hohenkirchen wife of William Leech Wilbarger County Jugde Will No. 33 ‎[Rec Js 35]‎ Pro: 13 Nov 1798 will of John Christopher Kochersperger will of John Christopher Kochersperger refering to her as his daughter and heir wireless operator with Elisabeth Schybli with Elisabeth Streit won Academy Award ‎(Oscar)‎ for "Separate Tables" working at 172 Myrtle Avenue - name mispelled as "Emma Kochensper" World War I World War I) World War I Draft Card World War I Draft Card - was enlisted into the army World War I Draft Card ‎(L)‎ World War I Draft Card K World War I Draft Registation Card World War I Draft Registration Card World War I US Draft Registration Card World War I veteran World War II World War II] World War II Draft Card World War II US Army enlistment record World War II US Draft Registration Card World War One - US Draft Card ‎(B)‎ World War Two - US Registration Card www.ancestry.com sheet 71 www.volksbund.de Y-chromosome DNA test on grandson revealed non-compatibility with the rest of the Guggisbergs Y-Chromosome DNA Test revealed not bloodrelated to the Guggisberg family Yale ‎(graduated 1906)‎ and Harvard ‎(graduated 1910)‎ yet his children continued to use the original spelling younger sister was also a schizophrenic Yugoslavia Zimmerwald Zimmerwald church

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