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| 1 | !Beruf: Dr. med., Prof. med., Direktor der Inneren Klinik des Staedtischen Krankenhauses Darmstadt Quelle: Ahnentafel Pflueger aus dem Deutschengeschlechterbuch Band 171, Seite 305-315; | Anschütz, Prof. Dr. Felix (I3259)
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| 2 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | von Hellermann, Dr. Manfred Georg Vollrath (I3270)
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| 3 | !Beruf: Dr.med. Facharzt fuer Roentgenologie zu HH-Bergedorf Quelle: Ahnentafel Pflueger aus dem Deutschengeschlechterbuch Band 171, Seite 305-315; | Nickel, Dr. Hans-Helmuth (I3267)
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| 4 | !Konfession: ev.-ref. Beruf: medizinisch-technische Assistentin Quelle: Ahnentafel Pflueger aus dem Deutschengeschlechterbuch Band 171, Seite 305-315; | Pflüger, Barbara (I3266)
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| 5 | !Konfession: ev.-ref. Quelle: Ahnentafel Pflueger aus dem Deutschengeschlechterbuch Band 171, Seite 305-315; | Manchot, Anna Caroline Antonie (Anneli) (I3255)
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| 6 | !Konfession: ev.-ref. Quelle: Ahnentafel Pflueger aus dem Deutschengeschlechterbuch Band 171, Seite 305-315; | Pflüger, Marianne (I3258)
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| 7 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anschütz, Anna Caroline (I3260)
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| 8 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anschütz, Dr. Elisabeth Marianne (I3261)
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| 9 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anschütz, Dr. Alfred Wilhelm (I3262)
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| 10 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anschütz, Dr. Hans Gerhard (I3263)
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| 11 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anschütz, Johanna Dorothea (I3264)
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| 12 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Anschütz, Erika Margarethe (I3265)
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| 13 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Pflüger, Dr. Dorothee (I3269)
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| 14 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | von Hellermann, Dr. Pauline Franziska (I3271)
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| 15 | # [S129] AL Flattich. # [S130] Dörtenbach-Nachkommen , P. St. | Flattich, Christoph Wilhelm (I1934)
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| 16 | * 1848 Abgeordneter im Frankfurter Parlament * 1833 Privatdozent für Philosophie und Ästethik in Tübingen, 1844 Professor. Wegen einer allzu freimütigen Antrittsrede wurde er für 2 Jahre suspendiert. 1855 wechselte er als Professor ans Polytechnikum nach Zürich, von 1866-1877 war er Professor für Ästhetik in Stuttgart. * Werke, u.a. 1837 Über das Erhabene und Komische 1844 Kritische Gänge 1846-57 Ästhetik oder Wissenschaft des Schönen 1862 Faust. Der Tragödie dritter Teil von Deutobold Symbolizetti Allegoriowitsch Mystifizinsky 1879 Auch Einer (Roman) 1888 Lyrische Gänge (2. Auflage) 1892 Allotria (Gedichte) Quelle: ADB - Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, Leipzig 1875 - 1912, 56 Bde. | Vischer, Friedrich Theodor (I1944)
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| 17 | * 1877: Ritter Kralik von Meyrswalden * 1912: "Bürger der Stadt Wien" | Kralik von Meyrswalden, Richard Ritter (I3930)
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| 18 | * Dialektforscher, Mitglied der Bayrischen Akademie der Wissenschaften * Mitglied der Ständeversammlung 1819, Abgeordneter zum württemberg. Landtag 1820-21, 1823-24 und 1826-27 * Literatur: Ch. J. Wagenseil, Prälat von Schmid, 1828; Allg. Deutsche Biographie, Bd. XXXI, S. 673; M. Blümcke, J. C. v. Schmid, in: Zur Geschichte von Volkskunde u. Mundartforschung in Württemberg, Tübingen 1964; F. Raberg, Biogr. Handbuch der württemberg. Landtagsabgeordneten, Stuttgart 2001, | Schmidt, Johann Christoph Ritter von (seit 1824) Ritter von (seit 1824) (I1853)
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| 19 | * Germanist, wirkl. Mitglied der Österreichischen Akademie der Wisenschaften * Literatur: O. Höfler, Dietrich Kralik, Nachruf im Almanach der Österr. Akademie der Wissenschaften, 110.g., Wien 1960; Neue Deutsche Biographie, Berlin 1952 ff.; HLW; Bamberger-Bruckmüller-Gutkas, Österreich Lexikon, Bd.1, Wien 1995 | Ritter Kralik von Meyrswalden, Dietrich Ludwig (I3931)
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| 20 | 06 November 1964, Chicago Tribune. Dake M. Shugart of Route 3, Harvard, Ill., loving ather of Mrs. Fred Brown, Harvard; dear brother of Mrs. Hazel Wolff, Allegan, Mich; grandfather of three. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph Church, Harvard. Visitation after 2 p.m. Saturday and after 2 p.m. Sunday at Schutt, McFarlin & Saunders Funeral Home, Hardard, Ill. Interment St. Joseph Cemetery, Harvard. | Shugart, Dake Moore (I1635)
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| 21 | 11 Kinder, davon 9 früh verstorben | Dapp, Juliane Katharina (I1854)
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| 22 | At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld. | Oversohl, Othilia Lou Charlotte (I2093)
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| 23 | 1677 Magister, 1681 Stiftsrepetent, 1685 Diakon in Urach, 1700 Dekan in Neuffen, 1704 Dekan in Nürtingen | Schmidlin, Johann Laurentius (I485)
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| 24 | 1849 nach Amerika ausgewandert, im April 1863 zurückgekehrt. 1864/65 Lehrer in Voorburg bei Hag in Holland. Ab Oktober 1865 Lehrer für moderne Sprachen in Heilbronn | Tafel, Carl Gustav Adolf (I508)
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| 25 | 1850 Census M432, Roll 687, P 171B 2nd Ward Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio Dwelling 679, Family 705 Hugo Tafel 18 M App. Tinner $0 Germany Line 17 1860 Census, M 653, Roll 974, P. 110 (Gustav enumerated twice) 18th Ward Cincinnati, Hamilton County, Ohio Dwelling 665, Family 1896 Gus Tafel 30 M Lawyer $0 $0 Bavaria Line 38 Hugo Tafel 27 M Tinner $0 $0 Wurtemburg Line 39 Albert Tafel 31 M Apothecary $0 $0 Bavaria Line 40 | Tafel, Hugo (I525)
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| 26 | 1860 Census, M653, Roll 1164, Sh 420 14th Ward, Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Dwelling 316, Line 306 Taffel, Leonard 60 M Prof. of Languages $0 $750 Wurtemberg Line 24 Caroline 59 F Wurtemberg Line 25 Minna 13 F Wurtemburg Line 26 1870 Cenus, M 593, Roll 1086, Sh 71 Castleton, Richmond County, New York, Dwelling 736, Family 1014 Taffel, Adolph (Head) M 30 Druggist $0 $10,000 Wurtemburg Line 6 Annie F 24 Saxony Line 7 Annie, Jr. F 4 Pennsylvania Line 8 Adolph, Jr. M 2 Pennsylvania Line 9 Cornilia F 6/12 Pennsylvania Line 10 Caroline F 69 Wurtemberg Line 11 Leonhard M 70 Wurtemberg Line 12 | Tafel, Johann Friedrich *Leonhard* (I440)
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| 27 | 1860 Census, M653, Roll 1337, SH 861 District 1, Buckingham County, Virginia Dwelling 262, Family 262 L. H. Tafel 19 M Teacher $0 $0 Wuertemberg Line 29 1880 Census, T9, Roll 1172, ED 182, SH 14 Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania Tafel, Lewis H. (Head) M 39 Minister Germany Germany Germany Line 09 Emily (Wife) F 29 PA Germany Germany Line 10 Lewis L. (Son) M 6 PA PA Germany Line 11 R. I. (Dau) ? 4 PA PA Germany Line 12 Clara (Dau) F 2 PA PA Germany Line 13 Edith J. (Dau) F 8/12 (Oct) PA PA Germany Line 14 | Tafel, Ludwig Herman (I527)
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| 28 | 1866 nach Amerika ausgewandert 1866 Pfarrer in Montreal, Canada 1867 Pfarrer in Hmilton, Canada 1968 Professor in St. Louis, Missouri 1971 Professor in San Francisco, Californien 1876 Rückkehr nach Europa 1879 Lehrer in Lomoges, Frankreich | Göpp, Gottfried (I3920)
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| 29 | 1869 in Heidenheim 1879 Kanzleiassistent bei der Oberstaatsanwaltschaft, später Sekretär beim Oberlandesgreicht in Stuttgart, dann Kanzleirat daselbst | Stoekle, Johann Friedrich (I3852)
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| 30 | 1880 Census T9, Roll 1087, ED 15, Sheet 42 4th. Ward, Allegheny City, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 264 Robinson Street, Dwelling 348, Family 415 Tafel, Edward F. (Head) M 39 Roller PA Germany Germany Line 19 Ellen (Wife) F28 PA PA Baden Line 20 Henry C. (Son) M 6 PA PA PA Line 21 Annie N. (Dau) F 4 PA PA PA Line 22 Edward F. (Son) M 2 PA PA PA Line 23 Ralph (Son) M 8/12 (Oct.) PA PA PA Line 24 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1360, ED 187, SH 1A 16th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 3040 Penn Avenue, Dwelling 5, Family 5 Ellan, Edward T. (Head) M Aug 1847 52 M 28 OH Germany Germany Boarding Boss (?) Line 23 Sadie W. (Wife) F Jan 1855 48 M 28 12 8 England England England 1875 25 Line 24 Annie P. (Dau) F Oct 1876 23 S PA PA England Hat Trimmer Line 25 Ralph C. (Son) M Oct 1879 20 S OH PA England Drug Clerk Line 26 Gilbert A. (Irwin) (Son) M Dec 1882 17 S PA PA England Glass House Line 27 Albert (Arch) (Son) M Jan 1884 16 S PA PA England At School Line 28 Nelly C. (Dau) F Mar 1886 14 S PA PA England At School Line 29 Willie N. (Son) M Aug 1889 11 S PA PA England At School Line 30 Mollie E. (Dau) F Sep 1890 9 S PA PA England Line 31 Hazel (Dau) F Jan 1894 6 S PA PA England Line 32 (Note: Not much correct information here, except for birth months, some years, some names) 1910 Census T624, Roll 1304 15th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ED 480, Sheet 8A 131 Flowers Avenue, Dwelling 144, Family 175 Tafel, Edward (Head) M 62 M 37 PA Germany PA Roller Mills Line 28 Ellen (Wife) F 58 M 37 12 10 PA PA Germany Line 29 Mary B. (Dau) F 19 S PA PA PA Line 30 Hazel (Dau) F 16 S PA PA PA Line 31 OBITUARY: Pittsburgh Gazette Times, 11 December 1922, P. 12, Column 2 TAFEL - On Sturday, December 9, 1922, at 8:30 P.M., EDWARD F. TAFEL, in his 76th. year. Funeral services at the home of his son, Irwin P. Tafel, 762 Hazelwood Avenue, near Murray Avenue (cars, 38, 68, or 80), on Monday, December 11, at 7:30 P.M. Friends of the family, and members of Stuckrath Lodge, F. & A. M. are respectfully invited to attend. Interment in Uniondale Cemetery Tuesday, December 12, at 2 P.M. | Tafel, Edward Francis (I1585)
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| 31 | 1880 Census, T9, Olean, Cattaraugus County, New York Roll 812, ED 26, Sh 48D 359/433 Taffle, Lewis O. W M 26 Border Oil Producer PA PA PA Line 6 1890 Olean Democrat, Olean New York, 09 Jan 1890 The many friends of L. O. Tafel will be pleased to learn that he has been promoted from the iron plating shop to quarterman of the shipsmith shop which contains the heaviest machinery of any in the Brooklyn navy yard. 1900 Census, T623, City of New York, 1st. Ward Brooklyn, Kings County, New York Roll 1043, ED 7, Sh 6A 135 Ressancers, 65/76 Taffel, E. W. Wife W F May 1854 46 M 18 3 3 Housekeeper NY NY NY Line 13 L. H Husband W M Feb 1851 49 M 18 Carpenter PA PA PA Line 14 Claude Son(Step-son?) W M May 1876 24 S Clerk PA NY NY Line 15 Henry Son W M Oct 1882 17 S At School NY NY PA Line 16 Chas Son W M Aug 1884 15 S At School NY NY PA Line 17 1910 Census, T624, City of New York, 9th Ward Brooklyn, Kings County, New York Roll 960, ED 178, SH 7B/8A 212 Park Place, 87/103 Tafel, Louis O. Head M W 58 M1 30 Foreman/Ship Bldg. Yard PA Germany PA Line 99 Mary E. Wife FW 54 M2 30 4 3 PA PA Ireland Line 100 Tafel, Harry O. Son M W 28 S Clerk/City Offices NY PA PA Line 01 (Sh. 8A) 1920 Census, T625, City of New York, Assembly District 10, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York Roll 1160, ED 1658, Sh 7A. 212 Park Place, 38/55 Tafel, Lewis Oliver Head M W 68 M PA Germany PA Manager/Iron Plating Ships Line 5 Mary E. Wife F W 65 M PA Ireland Ireland Line 6 Harry O. Son M W 36 S NY Germany PA Clerk/Water Supply Line 7 | Tafel, Louis Oliver (I1641)
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| 32 | 1880 Census, T9, Olean, Cattaraugus County, New York, Roll 821, ED 26, Sh 39 C 304/364 Shattuck, Mary W F 25 (Widow) Keeping House PA Canada Ireland Line 31 Lewis E. W M 5 Son At Home NY NY PA Line 32 Claude W. W M 3 Son At Home NY NY PA Line 33 1930 Census, T626, Assembly District 10, Brooklyn, Kings County, New York Roll 1521, ED 24-63, Sh 8A 180 Prospect Place 49/111 Tafel, Mary E. Head F W 75 Wd 18 PA Ireland Ireland Line 12 Harry O. Son M W 48 S NY PA PA Clerk/City of NY Line 13 | Hyland, Mary Eugenia (I1642)
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| 33 | 1880 Census, T9, Roll 1090, ED 77, P. 20 Patton Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Dwelling 125, Family 125 H. McKinney (Head) M 36 Farmer PA Ireland Ireland Line 16 Rebecca S. (Wife) F 35 Keeping House PA Wurtemburg PA Line 17 Samuel M. (Son) M 11 PA PA PA Line 18 Lewis O. (Son) M9 PA PA PA Line 19 Statira E. (Daughter) F 7 PA PA PA Line 20 William J. (Son) M4 PA PA PA Line 21 Francis E. (Son) M2 PA PA PA Line 22 Mary (Mother) F 70 Ireland Ireland Ireland Line 23 Elizabeth (Sister) F38 PA Ireland Ireland Line 24 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1370, ED 468, SH 12A Patton Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania Dwelling 213, Family 223 Harvey McKinney (Head) M Jan 1844 56 M 32 PA Ireland Ireland Farmer Line 30 Rebecca S. (Wife) F May 1845 55 M 32 7 7 PA Germany PA Line 31 Frank E. (Son) M Feb 1877 23 S PA PA PA Laborer Line 32 Mary R. (Daughter) F Aug 1883 17 S PA PA PA Line 33 Rebecca (Daughter) F Jan 1887 13 S PA PA PA Line 34 | McKinney, Harvey (I1613)
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| 34 | 1890 City Directory for Homestead, Munhall, Six Mile Ferry, Pub. 1890, M.P. & J.R. Schooley at The Local News Office Tafel, Statira, 902 West Street Tafel, Challie, Dressmaker, 902 West Street 1900 Census, T1210, Roll 1368, ED-405, Sheet 9B 5th. Ward Homestead Borough, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 902 9th Avenue, Dwelling 148, Family 164 Tafel, Statira (Head) F Apr. 1820 80 Wd 13 10 PA PA PA Line 56 Fouche, Mattie (Dau) F Dec 1866 33 Wd 2 2 PA Germany PA Line 57 Mary (GrandDau) F Feb 1890 10 S PA OH PA Line 58 Charles (GrandSon) M Jun 1893 6 S PA OH PA Line 59 Schooley, John (S-in-Law) M Jan 1858 42 M 9 Real Estate Agent PA MD MD Line 60 Shallie (Dau) F Apr 1864 36 M 9 1 1 PA Germany PA Line 61 Paul (GrandSon) M Jul 1894 5 S PA PA PA Line 62 OBITUARY: Grandmother Tafel Died Yesterday (The News-Messenger, Homestead, PA 23 February 1901, Front Page Early yesterday morning, Feb. 22, 1901, Grandmother Tafel of this city, passed to her reward after a lingering illness at her late residence, corner of Ninth Avenue and West Street, in her 81st. year. Mrs. Tafel resided in Homestead for thirteen years and was widely known and highly esteemed. The story of her long useful and busy life is briefly told in the following sketch: Statira Tafel was born in Greensburg, PA., April 9, 1820. Her maiden name was Shannon. When seven years of age, in 1827, she went with her parents to Pittsburg, where most of her life was spend and the history and growth of that city from thaaat early period to the present was perfectly familiar to her. On July 2, 1840, she was united in marriage to Lewis O. Tafel of Pittsburg, whose death occurred Feb. 4, 1886. In 1862 the family moved to Turtle Creek, PA., where they resided until 1883, when, they returned to Pittsburg. After Mr. Tafel's death in 1886, Mrs. Tafel came to Homestead, erected a home and has since resided. Mrs. Tafel was the mother of thirteen children, two of whom died in infancy and the oldest, Henry, was killed in the Battle of Gettysburg. The surviving children are, Mrs. Harvey McKinney, of Turtle Creek, Edward F. and Frank, of Pittsburg, Lewis O. of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Mrs. C. C. Shugart and Dr. Robert M., of Chicago, Mrs. J. Miller Coolgan, of New Castle, PA., Mrs. John R. Schooley of Donora, Pa., Mrs. Joseph B. Stewart and Mrs. Mattie Fouche of Homestead. There are thirty-six grand children, thirty of whom are living, and six great grand children. Three sisters, Mrs. Mason of Mt. Washington, Mrs. Robert Miller of Turtle Creek, and Mrs. Margaret Skiles of Pittsburgh also survive. Since early life Mrs. Tafel was a faithful member of the Methodist Episcopal church. She was a woman of ceaseless industry. After rearing her large family and the loss of her devoted husband, she ceased her toils and for fifteen years enjoyed a well earned rest, hale and hearty in spite of her years. In her home all found a hearty welcome and she made it a place of cheerfulness to which relatives, friends and neighbors delighted to go. A life of such conspicuous piety and usefulness, filled with kindly deeds and loving ministrations, greatly endeared her to her family and friends, and when at last disease and sickness combined to enfeeble the the vigorous mind and body, she was the object of the slenderest care until she died in great peace to go to her reward. Funeral services will be conducted this evening at her late residence, corner Ninth Avenue and West Street, at 7:30 by her pastor, Rev. W. C. Weaver, and her former pastor, Rev. W. D. Slease. The interment will be private tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Uniondale Cemetery, Allegheny, PA. Notes: From letter to Ruth (wife of Frank Tafel, Chicago??) written by William Howard Tafel (brother of Edward Irwin Tafel)- Erie, Pa July 8, 1941 My Dear Ruth: Have been wanting to write before this, but am awaiting some relative information from my cousin, Howard O. Colgan of Donora, Pa., whose mother is one of my father's younger sisters and is still hale and hearty. I have written him to ascertain the names of my grandmother Tafel's parents. She was a Shannon and her mother a Logan, and the Logans gave their name to Logans Ferry, Pa., a small town some 15 miles up the Allegheny River north of Pittsburgh. I have made search of the Pennsylvania roster of men engaged in the Revolution, and five Logans are cited - but, we must ascertain which was our ancestor. When I was about ten years of age, I visited my Aunt Martha Miller, who was sister to my grandmother, Statira Shannon Tafel, and she told me that her mother, who was the Logan girl, has lost three fingers on her right hand when an Indian threw a tomahawk at her as she ran to her cabin and pushed open the door, also , that the Logan family had raised "Bramt" the Indian who was famous in the Revolution. All the research I have done heretofore has been along the Tafel side, and have gotten them back to 1532. One of them I visited in Stuttgart, German, in 1927, is a general in the Germany Army, Max Tafel, and, no doubt will soon be our enemy. I have read much history of Pennsylvania and the Shannon family is repeatedly cited thru daring deeds at Ft. Ligonier, which is about 40 miles east of Pgh (Pittsburgh), but, apparently they came to this country after the War. However, I'll know more of that when I hear form Donora. Marie and I continue in the best of health - and Marie has the same ???? pins with which she won the prize on the Carmania returning from Paris in 1927. I gained 37 pounds during my sojourn in the Adirondack Mts., and am retaining at weight 164 Pounds. Your cousin, Mrs. Jack Weil, my brother Irv's youngest daughter Mollie - paid us a short visit ???? end - Jack comes to Erie for the fishing. All in Pgh (Pittsburgh) are well and Beatrice is set for a trip to Calif. Also, you cousin, Lucille Madden was married at Pgh (Pittsburgh), June 15th, and a letter yesterday advised to the effect that the new groom, Neil Lantry, had been examined for the draft. You mentioned that dry climate of Texas. I can vouch for that as Marie and I spent 17 months at Ft. McIntosh, Laredo, Texas in 1917-1918, and liked it immensely. Affectionately - Marie & Bill. | Shannon, Statira (I1609)
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| 35 | 1890, Directory of Homestead, Munhall, Six Mile Ferry Fouche, F. B., steelworker, 118 Seventh Avenue Fouche, Mattie, 118 Seventh Avenue | Fouche, Frank B. (I1708)
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| 36 | 1900 Census, T1210, Roll 1355, ED-22, Sheet 13B 3rd. Ward, Allegheny City, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 114 E. Ohio Street, Dwelling 141, Family 201 John Bernhard (Head) M Feb. 1830 70 M 35 Germany Germany Germany 1853 47 NA Furniture Dealer Line 72 Margaretta (Wife) F Sep. 1832 67 M 35 3 2 Germany Germany Germany 1855 45 NA Line 73 Edward S. Tafel (Son-in-Law) M Mar 1853 47 Wd Germany Germany Germany 1880 20 NA Druggist Line 74 1920 Census, T625, Roll 1521, ED-514, Sh 7A 12th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 168 Meadow Street, Dwelling 83, Family 107 Tafel, Edward (Lodger) M 65 Wd 1876 NA 1890 Germany German Germany German Germany German Retired Line 4 | Tafel, Edward Francis (I1665)
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| 37 | 1900 Census, T1210, Roll 1358 9th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ED 131, Sheet 11A 22 13th. Street, Dwelling 129, Family 189 Tafel, Frank K (Roomer) M Jan 1854 46 M Heater PA Germany PA Line 42 1910 Census, M1283, Roll 1307 19th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ED 535, Sheet 3A 432 Bigham Street, Dwelling 40, Family 44 Tafel, Frank K. (Head) M 56 M 23 PA Germany PA Heater Mills Line 15 Jennie M. (Wife) F 45 M 23 2 2 PA NYPA Line 16 Edward P. ISon) M 19 S PA PA PA Driver/Express Line 17 Scott, William (GF of Wife) M 79 M 46 NY Ireland NY Line 18 Sarah (GM of Wife) F 74 M 46 PA PAPA Line 19 (Believe these should be parents, not grandparents) 1920 Census, T625, Roll 1523 19th Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania ED 626, SH 4A 234 Bigham Street, Dwelling 51, Family 63 Tafel, Frank K. (Head) M 66 M PA Germany Germany Electrician/Power Co. Line 36 Jennie M. (Wife) F 55 M PA NY PA Line 37 Edwin E. (Son) M 29 S PA PA PA Clerk/R.R. Office Line 38 Scott, William (Father-in-Law) M 86 Wd NY Ireland NY Retired Line 39 1930 Census, T626, Roll 1981, ED 2-311, SH 17A 19th Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 234 Bigham Street, Dwelling 242, Family 283 Tafel, Frank K. (Head) M 76 M 30 PA Germany PA None Line 16 Jenny (Wife) F 65 M 22 PA NY PA None Line 17 Edwin E. (Son) M 41 S PA PA PA Clerk/Milk Company Line 18 (Also enumerated alone, see individual notes) Scott, William (Father) M 96 M 30 NY N. Ireland NY None Line 19 (Believe this is Father-in-Law) | Tafel, Francis Kellard (I1645)
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| 38 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1363, ED 272 SH 11A 23rd Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 2192 Second Avenue, Dwelling 180, Family 192 Cole, Thomas (Boarder) M Apr 1877 22 S Locomotive Fireman PA PA PA Line 35 1910 Census, T624, Roll 1296, ED 159, SH 8 A 1st. Ward, Millvale, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 127 Front Avenue, Dwelling 136, Familiy 158 James T. Cole (Head) M 32 M1 8 PA PA PA Engineer RR Line 37 Annie T. (Wife) F 34 M1 8 4 3 PA PA PA Line 38 Jane B. (Dau) F 4 S PA PA PA Line 39 Epheram (Son) M 2 S PA PA PA Line 40 Ellen (Dau) F 2 S PA PA PA Line 41 1920 Census, T 625, Roll 1523, ED 565, SH 9B 15th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 205 Elizabeth Street, Dwelling 179, Family 228 James T. Cole (Head) M W 42 M PA PA PA Engineer Locomotive Line 53 Annie M. (Wife) F W 43 M PA PA PA None Line 54 Jane (Dau) F W 13 S PA PA PA None Line 55 Ephram (Son) M W 12 S PA PA PA None Line 56 Ellen (Dau) F W 12 S PA PA PA None Line 57 Roy E. (Son) M W 6 S PA PA PA None Line 58 | Cole, James Thomas (I1588)
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| 39 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1422, ED 11, Sheet 5A 6th. Ward, Columbia Borough, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 29 N. Seventh, Dwelling 86, Family 86 Tafel, Henry C. (Head) M Apr 1874 26 M 1 Roller PA PA PA Line 32 Katherine M. (Wife) F Dec 1874 25 M 1 0 0 PA PA PA Line 33 1910 Census T624, Roll 1334, ED 19, Sh 2A Columbia, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 657 Locust Street, Dwelling 31, Visit 32 Tafel, H. C. (Head) M 36 M 11 PA PA PA Roller/Rolling Mill Line 43 Catherine M. (Wife) F 35 M 11 1 1 PA PA PA Line 44 Martha E. (Dau) F 09 S PA PA PA Line 45 Louis F. Zollinger (Father-in-law) M 70 WD PA PA PA Shipping Clerk/Rolling Mill Line 46 Frederick L. (Bro-in-law) M 20 S PA PA PA None Line 47 1920 Census, T625, Roll 1582, ED16, SH 2B 6th. Ward, Columbia, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 657 Locust Street, Dwelling 45, Family 46 Tafel, Henry (Head) M 45 M PA PA PA ????? (unreadable) Line 73 Catherine (Wife) F 45 M PA PA PA Line 74 Martha (Dau) F 19 S PA PA PA Line 75 1930 Census, T626, Toll 2056, ED 36-12, SH 5A 4th. Ward, Columbia, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania 561 Locust Street, Dwelling 103, Family 126 Tafel, Harry C. (Head) 0 5000R M 56 M 53 PA PA PA Superintendent Iron/Steel Mill Line 31 Lula E. (Wife) F 57 M 54PA PA PA Line 32 | Tafel, Henry Charles (I1580)
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| 40 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1426, ED 104, SH 7A 3rd. Ward, 1st. Precinct, New Castle, Lawrence County, Pennsylvania 31 Country Lane, Dwelling 136, Family 142 Miller J. Colgan (Head) M Mch 1862 38 M 14 PA PA PA Steelworker Line 13 Amelia A. (Wife) F Jun 1861 38 M 14 2 2 PA PA PA Line 14 Howard (Son) M Apr 1886 14 S PA PA PA Line 15 Percy T. (Son) M Apr 1888 12 S PA PA PA Line 16 | Colgan, James Miller (I1758)
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| 41 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1462, ED 428, SH 12A 20th Ward Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania 810 Ave H (?), Dwelling 216 (?), Family 241(?) Taffell, Rudolph Lodger M May 1875 25 S Salesman PA PA PA Line 24 Edward Lodger M Jun 1881 19 S Druggist PA PA PA Line 25 | Tafel, Rudolph Immanuel (I2242)
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| 42 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 1462, ED 428, SH 12A 20th Ward Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania 810 Ave H (?), Dwelling 216 (?), Family 241(?) Taffell, Rudolph Lodger M May 1875 25 S Salesman PA PA PA Line 24 Edward Lodger M Jun 1881 19 S Druggist PA PA PA Line 25 | Tafel, Edward Francis (I2259)
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| 43 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 192, ED 1139, Sh 6A Bloom Township, Chicago Heights, Cook County, Illinois Vincennes Avenue, Dwelling 76, Family 92 Robert M. Tafel (Head) M July 1859 40 M 10 PA Germany PA Physician Line 48 Lizzie (Wife) F Aug 1867 33 M 10 0 0 PA PA PA Line 49 1910 Census, T624, Roll 40, ED 59, SH 13A 2nd. Precinct, Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona 11 Adams, Dwelling 60, Family 69 Tafel, Robert M. (Head) M 52 M1 20 PA Germany America Physician Practice Line 19 Elizabeth (Wife) F 40 M1 20 0 0 PA PA PA Line 20 Bast, Gertrude (Sister-in-law) F 21 S PA PA PA Stenographer Line 21 1920 Census, T625, Roll 48, ED 25, SH 2A Mesa Precinct 4, Maricopa County, Arizona 48 North Robson, Visitation 28, Family 31 Tafel, Robert M. (Head) M 58 M PA Stuttgart (Ger.) US Physician (Lung) Medical Line 12 Elizabeth F. (Wife) F 48 M PA PA PA None Line 13 USGen Web/Maricopa Az. Biographies Robert M. Tafel Arizona, The Youngest State, 1913 Dr. Robert M. Tafel who since 1904 has been numbered among the medical practioners in Phoenix, was born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on the 27th of July 1858. His parents were Louis D. and Statira (Shannon) Tafel. The father, who was born in Germany followed the profession of bookkeeping as a life work. The mother, a native of Pennsylvania was of Dutch descent, her ancestors having come to this country in 1710. Dr. Tafel was a high school student in Pittsburgh and afterward attended the Pittsburgh Pharmaceutical College. The knowledge there gained has been of inestimable value to him in the discharge of his professional duties. He took up the study of medicine in the Miami Medical College at Cincinnati, Ohio and in 1895 was graduated from the Bennett Medical College of Chicago. He then located for practice in that city, where he remained until 1904--the year of his arrival in Phoenix. Here he has since continued and in the intervening period of twelve years has made continuous progress, the steps in his orderly progression being easily discernible. His professional duties are constantly making greater and greater demand upon his time and energies and he gives undivided allegiance to his profession, recognizing the grave responsibilities which devolve upon the physician in his effort to check the ravages of disease, restore health and prolong life. In 1898 Dr. Tafel was married to Miss Elizabeth Bast, a native of Pittsburgh and of German lineage. They had two children, now deceased. | Tafel, Dr. Robert Milton (I1650)
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| 44 | 1900 Census, T623, Roll 257, ED 297, Sh 17A 10th. Ward, West Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 1178 South Troy, Dwelling 168, Family 321 Frank E. Tafel (Head) M June 1878 21 M 1 PA Germany Germany ??? Line 25 Kate (Wife) F July 1872 27 M 1 3 1 IL Ireland Ireland Line 26 Lyons, John R. (Step-Son) M Dec. 1893 6 IL IL IL Line 27 1910 Census, T624, Roll 363 ED 87, SH 10B Center Township, LaPorte, LaPorte County, Indiana 810 Michigan Avenue, Dwelling 218, Family 262 Frank E. Tafel (Head) M 31 M1 10 PA PA PA ???? Line 51 Catherine (Wife) F 39 M2 10 7 3 IL IRE IRE Line 52 Irwin (Son) M 9 S IL IRE IL Line 53 Floyd (Son) M 7 S IL IRE IL Line 54 Phylis (Dau) F 3 S IN IRE IL Line 55 1920 Census, T625, Roll 447, ED 117, SH 3B 2nd. Ward Laporte, Center Township, Laporte County, Indiana 9155 Lincoln Way, Dwelling 54, Family 64 Frank Tafel (Head) M 41 M PA PA PA Manager Line 66 Katherine (Wife) F 35 M IL Ireland Ireland Line 67 Irwin (Son) M 19 S IL PA IL Line 68 Floyd (Son) M 15S IL PA IL Line 69 Phyliss (Daughter) F 11 SIN PA IL Line 70 Evelin (Daughter) F 9 S IN PA IL Line 71 Obituary: Chicago Tribune (IL) 1961-11-19 Frank E. Tafel, beloved husband of the late Catherine; dear father of Floyd, Phyllis Ryan, Evelyn Roach and the late Irwin. At Williams Funeral Home, 12 Lake street, Oak Park. Funeral Monday, 10 a.m., to St. Lucy's church. Mass 10:30 a.m. Interment Calvary. CO 1-3203. Copyright 1961, Chicago Tribune. For permission to reprint, contact Chicago Tribune. Record Number: 19611119dn122 | Tafel, Francis Edward (I1571)
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| 45 | 1910 Census, T624, 22nd Ward Brooklyn, Kings County, New York Roll 971, ED 592, SH 13B. 1419 8th Avenue, 154/317 Tafel, Charles H. Head M W 25 M1 2 NY NY NY Physician Line 66 Rita Wife F W 22 M1 2 0 0 Nebraska France Canada Line 67 Washington Post, 06 November 1914, Washington, D.C. "FORCED TO TAKE DRUGS" - Wife Says Doctor Compelled Her to Take Morphine. Twice Made Fiend and Twice Fured, She Testifies in New York Court - Declares Husband Induced Her Not to Tell Callers on Telephone That She Was Married to Him. New York Nov. 5 - Mrs. Rita Tafel's story of how her husband, a properous Brooklyn physician, forced her to become a victim of the morphone habit by giving her injections of the drug against her will, won her a decree of separation and $12 a week alimony in Justice Blanchard's part of the supreme court today. Forcing of the drug upon her, Mrs. Tafel testified, was but one of a number of cruelties practiced by her husand, Dr. Charles F. Tafel. Young, pretty, and stylishly clad, Mrs. Tafel talked unhesitatingly on the witness stand. "Last fall," she testified, "the doctor came home late and we quarreled. He bared my arm and tried to inject morphoine into it. I screamed, but, he put a pillow over my mouth and forced me to submit. Finally I became addicted to the use of the drug rather tthan quarrel constantly with my husband. When I refused to take morpohine my husband would beat me into submission. I finally fled to the home of my mother, and got rid of the habit, only to fall again into its grip when I returned to live witith my husband. After I went back to his home in Brooklyn the doctor refused to allow me to enter the house until I agreed not to say I was his wife when people called up on the telephone. Some woman was calling him up, and I think she believed my husband was an unmarried man." "Did he use the drug himself?" asked William Murphy, her lawer. "yes, he took it in my presence," said Mrs. Tafel. Mrs. Agens Provost, Mrs. Tafel's mother, told of a conversation she had with Dr. Tafel in which the physician said his wife "was not the proper mate" for him. It was not until Mrs. Tafel was treated in Bellevue that she was cured of the morphine habit, her mother said. 1920 Census, T625, Laurens, Otsego County, New York, Roll 1255, ED 197, SH 5A 148/151 Tafel, Charles F. Head M W 30 M NY NY NY Physician/General Practice Line 31 Lulu Wife F W 26 M NY NY NY Line 32 | Tafel, Dr. Charles Francis (I1643)
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| 46 | 1910 Census, T624, ED 3, Sh. 11A Conway Borough, Beaver County, Pennsylvania Second Avenue 73/81 Tafel, Irwin (Head) M 28 M1 4 PA PA PA Car Inspector Railroad O M H Line 18 Beatrice J. (Wife) F 30 M1 4 England Ireland England 1902 Line 19 Helen A. (Dau) F 4 3/12S PA PA England Line 20 Ralph E. (Son) M 2 9/12S PA PA England Line 21 Mary B. (Dau) F 1 3/12 S PA PA England Line 22 Thimp, Carrie (Border) M 26 S OH OH OH Brakeman Railroad Line 23 1930 Census, T626, Roll 1979, ED 2-257, SH 1B 15th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 762 Hazelwood Avenue, Dwelling 14, Family 18 Tafel, Irwin P. (Head) M 49 M 24 PA PA PA Machinist/Railroad shop Line 67 Beatrice J. (Wife) F 50 M 25 England England England Line 68 Ralph E. (Son) M 22 S PA PA England Line 69 Mollie B. (Dau) F 21S PA PA England Teacher/Public School Line 70 Oliver L. (Son) M 18S IL PA England Line 71 U. S. Railroad Retirement Board: Records indicate salary for following: 1937-$2112.80/1938-$2040.80/1939-$2321.40/1940-$2561.40/1941-$2874.15/1942-$2242.00/1943 (Jan-Apr)-$653.30 Obituary - Pittsburgh Press, Monday, May 10, 1943 On Sunday, May 9, 1943, at 5:50 A.M., Irwin P., husband of Beatrice Tafel (nee Hegan), father of Dr. Ralph E. Tafel, Louis Oliver Tafel, Mrs. Helen Dasdorf, Mrs. Mollie Weil. Funeral service at the Fisher & Owen Funeral Home, 126 Hazelwood Ave., on Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Members Plum River Lodge, 554, F. & A. M. of Illinois and Masonic Veterans and friends invited. | Tafel, Irwin Philip (I1533)
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| 47 | 1910 Census, T624, Roll 254, ED 607, Sh 15B (Second Enumeration SH 33 A) 12th. Ward Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 2418 Whipple Street, Dwelling 124, Family 273 Shugart, Conrad (Head) M 62 M 39 Woodworker/ Harvester Co. Germany Germany Germany Line 96 Margaret (Wife) F 60 M 39 7 4 PA Germany PA Line 97 Dake M. (Son) M 24 Paper Ruler/Printing Est. IL Germany PA Line 98 | Shugart, Conrad (I1623)
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| 48 | 1910 Census, T624, Roll 281, ED 1478, Sh 25A 34th. Ward, Chicago, Cook County, Illinois 1437 West 21st. Place, Dwelling 207, Family 668 Ralph J. Tafel (Head) M 30 M1 1 PA PA PA Motorman/Railway Line 40 Anna H. (Wife) F 23 M1 1 0 0 IL Ireland/English Ireland/English Line 41 1920 Census, T625. Roll 111, ED290, Sh 11B 267 East 49th. St., 808 Precinct Los Angeles Township, Los Angeles County, California Dwelling 118, Family 130 Ralph J. Tafel (Head) M 40 MPA PA PA Owner Auto Transfer Line 63 Anna D. (Wife) F 33 M IL Ireland/English Ireland/English Line 64 1930 Census, T626, Roll 151, ED19-514, SH12A 7114 Figueroa St., Assembly Dist. 67, Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California Dwelling 300, Family 302 Ralkph Tafel (Head) M 50 M 28 PA PA PA Layer Hardwood Floors Line 25 Anna D. (Wife) F 43 M 21 IL Ireland S. Ireland S. Line 26 | Tafel, Ralph Joseph (I1555)
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| 49 | 1920 Census, T625, Roll 1523, ED 552, SH 13B 15Th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pittsburgh 860 Middleton Street, Dwelling 210, Family 239 Ella Dassdorf (Head) F 38 W PA PA PA None Line 60 John (Son) M 18 S PA Germany PA None Line 61 Albert (Son) M 12 S PA Germany PA None Line 62 Martin (Son) M 8 S PA Germany PA None Line 63 Walter (Son) M 6 S PA Germany PA None Line 64 1930 Census, T626, Roll 1973, ED 2-235, SH 9A 14th. Ward, Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania 2617 Shady Avenue, Dwelling 112, Family 148 Dasdorf, John (Head) M 29 M 25 PA Germany PA Line 45 Helen (Wife) F 25 M 21 PA PA England Line 46 Mollie (Dau) F 1 6/12 S PA PA PA Line 47 | Dasdorf, John Herman (I1528)
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| 50 | 1920 Census, T625, Roll 1932, ED 855, SH 5A South Cle Elvern Precinct, Roslyn Township, Kittitas County, Washington Dwelling 136, Family 154 Tafel, Archibald J. (Head) M W 35 M PA PA PA Boilermaker Railroad Line 35 Christine (Wife) F W 35 M 1901 NA 1907 Sweden Sweden Sweden Line 36 Ethel C. (Dau) F W 10 S Panama Canal PA Sweden Line 37 Ruth E. (Dau) F W 8 S Panama Canal PA Sweden Line 38 Roy A. (Son) M W 7 S Columbus NM PA Sweden Line 39 Rita Irene (Dau) F W 3 8/12 S Indiana PA Sweden Line 40 Lillian Mae (Dau) F W 1 5/12 S Indiana PA Sweden Line 41 1930 Census, T626, Roll 1256, ED 9-13, SH 9B 5th. Ward, Chippewa Falls City, Chippewa County, Wisconsin 202 Mansfield Street, Dwelling 138, Family 144 Tafel, Christine J. (Head) F 45 M 23 Housecleaner Sweden Sweden Sweden 1905 Line 89 Ruth E. (Dau) F 18 S Panama PA Sweden Line 90 Tafel (Roy?) (Son) M 17 S New Mexico PA Sweden Line 91 Rita I. (Dau) F 13 S Indiana PA Sweden Line 92 Story from Ethel Tafel, daughter of Archibald & Christina Sjoberg Tafel: In early 1903 Archibald worked in a butcher shop where one of his duties was to deliver fresh meat to the more affluent citizens of Pittsburg. It was then, while delivering to the Harwood home, that he met his future bride, Christina Josephina Sjoberg. Christina was employed as a housemaid for the Harwoods. Christina was born on September 02, 1884 in Scans Moon, Sundsvall, Sweden. She was one of four children born to Karen Elizabeth Kleberg and Mathius or (Mateas) not sure of the spelling Sjoberg. She was a strong willed independent young women. In 1900 at the age of 16 Christina decided she would travel to America. It was popular opinion among Europeans that America was the land of opportunity, where wealth could be had by anyone willing to brave the Atlantic passage. Christina's parents offered no resistance to her decision but obviously felt they would never see their daugher again, since they went so far as to hold a wake for her. The ship that Christina found passage on was actually bound for Canada rather that the United States. They sailed up the St Lawrence and landed in Montreal. Christina found work there as a chambermaid and stayed until late 1902 when she left for Pittsburg to work for the Harwoods. By 1907 Archibald and Christina had made plans to wed. Christina, however, wished to see her family one last time. It was agreed that Archibald would meet Christina in New York when her ship returned and they would be married there. There was a mix-up in the times and Christina and Archibald missed one another in New York and they returned to Pittsburg on different trains. They were finally married in Pittsburg on October 21, 1907. It was shortly after this that Archibald began to consider going to Panama to work on the canal. Although the planning of the canal had been going on for years prior to this, the actual construction had barely begun in 1907. The engineers had recently made great gains in the areas of sanitation, housing and other facilities such as an employee commissary. Also, the dreaded yellow fever had been banished from the isthus. Most important, from the standpoint of an ambitious young man, were the high wages. In early 1908 Archibald left his young bride in Pittsburg and traveled to Panama. He had managed somehow to secure some training as a boiler maker and was to be employed in that capacity. The engines that Archibald worked with were of the steam variety. Within a relatively short time, Archibald had managed to save enough money and found suitable enough quarters to send for his young wife. They were to spend the best part of four years in Panama, during which time Christina bore her first two children. Ethel Christine Tafel born January 7, 1910, followed by Ruth Edith Tafel on June 20th 1911. One major problem facing the workers on the canal was malaria. Transmitted by the female Anopheles mosquito, it was a virtuall unavoidable disease that had or has no vaccine. All that could be given for the racking fewer was quinine, and frequent relapsed were not uncommon. They left Panama in early 1912. Archibald had malaria by this time and this figured in his decision. Their destination first was California where Archibald's brother Ralph lived. During their stay in Panama Archibald had been sending a regular amount of money to a friend in California to invest for him. Upon theri arrival however, the family was shocked to learn that this "friend" and the money had skipped town. The next move was to Columbus, New Mexico. The area had recently been opened up to homesteaders and he found some land to his liking, about one and a half miles north of town. They were to spend a little over 3 years in the Columbus area. This is where my father Roy Archibald Tafel was born January 10, 1913, During the winter months, when Archibald could not work his homestead, the family often commuted to the surrounding towns of Santa Rita and Silver City. Here Arch could work the silvermines and earn the cash necessary to support his family . The time period that they lived in New Mexico was marked by internal strife and political revolution in bordering, Mexico. This is Ethel's account of what happen in New Mexico on March 9th, 1916. "We were all at home, even Dad. When we went outdoors, the sky to the south was filled with black smoke. Columbus was a coaling stop for the trains and Dad supposed an engine was coaling. Soon we heard the horses and wagon of our neighbors, coing fast. They were bring water barrels to us that day. They spoke to Dad and told him of the rebels killing people and making sport of it. We gathered all the food, blankets and some clothing, loaded the wagon and went to the stone house on the way to Deming. There we found many settlers and families gathered together for safety. We spent several days there, then went back to the desert closer to home where we prepared to camp out until the word came we could get a train out of town. Many families were with us. We slept on the ground thirteen nights, the men standing guard in shifts. No fires or lights were permitted. We could see the fires of Pancho Villa and his band on the mountainside every night. During the day Mother and Dad went home to pack our belongings for our trip to Indiana. I was six years old I was sure glad to get to Indiana and safety. Rita Irene Tafel was born May 26, 1916 in LaPorte Indiana and was Lillian Mae Tafel born October 29, 1918. Death Record: Hillsborough County, FL - Cert. # 24396, Volume 1816. Could obtain cert. thru State of Florida, Florida Death Index, 1877-1998, Florida Health Department, Office of Vital Records: "Office Vital Statistics, Dept. of Health, P.O. Box 210, 1217 Pearl Street, Jacksonville, FL 32231-0042 (Ph. 904, 359-6900 Ext. 1029 $4.00 | Tafel, Archibald James (I1557)
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