Daughter of John F. Breil of Germany, per her death certificate. The informant was her daughter, Mrs Juanita Clark of Houston.
Her husband, Paul Haenelt was born in August, 1863 in Germany and emigrated to the US in 1889, per the 1900 census of Temple, Bell County, Texas. He was a naturalized citizen of the US and was a barber. The 1900 census shows they were married in 1885.
She was a widow and had been a Houston resident for 27 years, according to her obituary, but she and several of her children were living in Detroit, Michigan, at the time of her son Joseph Weldon Haenelt's WWI draft registration record in Detroit.
She was survived by three sons, Joseph W. Haenelt of Houston, Earl A. Haenelt of Oklahoma City, and Paul L. Haenelt of Sheridan, Wyoming; two daughters, Mrs Eugenia Mae (Haenelt) Clark of Detroit and Mrs Juanita (Haenelt) Clark of Houston; one brother, Robert Breil of St. Petersburg, Florida; and eight grandchildren.
Infant son: Julius Haenelt, aged 3 mos, 23 days, according to the inscription
Grandsons: Philip Roy Clark, Paul Timothy Haenelt, Bernard Lloyd Allen
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Son: Paul L. Burke, who was born in Gainesville, Texas, and died in Sheridan, Wyoming, was the same age as her son, Paul L. Haenelt and he is linked as the father of Paul Timothy Haenelt, buried in Houston National Cemetery. He had apparently changed his surname from Haenelt to Burke. His sister, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark applied as a temporary administrator of his estate in 1937, per the Harris County Clerk records.
His son Paul Haenelt was living in Houston in 1940 with his aunt, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark, along with her children, Philip and Theresa Jean Clark, and her nephew Patrick Haenelt.
Antonia Haenelt's daughter, Miss Eugenia Mae Haenelt, married Bernard E. Clark on 24 Jul 1910 in Temple, Bell County, Texas.
Her daughter Miss Juanita Haenelt married John Clark, born 1898 in England, on 14 Oct 1922 in Detroit, Michigan. The record shows the groom's parents as Philip and Sayens Clark.
Her husband, Paul Haenelt was born in August, 1863 in Germany and emigrated to the US in 1889, per the 1900 census of Temple, Bell County, Texas. He was a naturalized citizen of the US and was a barber. The 1900 census shows they were married in 1885.
She was a widow and had been a Houston resident for 27 years, according to her obituary, but she and several of her children were living in Detroit, Michigan, at the time of her son Joseph Weldon Haenelt's WWI draft registration record in Detroit.
She was survived by three sons, Joseph W. Haenelt of Houston, Earl A. Haenelt of Oklahoma City, and Paul L. Haenelt of Sheridan, Wyoming; two daughters, Mrs Eugenia Mae (Haenelt) Clark of Detroit and Mrs Juanita (Haenelt) Clark of Houston; one brother, Robert Breil of St. Petersburg, Florida; and eight grandchildren.
Infant son: Julius Haenelt, aged 3 mos, 23 days, according to the inscription
Grandsons: Philip Roy Clark, Paul Timothy Haenelt, Bernard Lloyd Allen
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Son: Paul L. Burke, who was born in Gainesville, Texas, and died in Sheridan, Wyoming, was the same age as her son, Paul L. Haenelt and he is linked as the father of Paul Timothy Haenelt, buried in Houston National Cemetery. He had apparently changed his surname from Haenelt to Burke. His sister, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark applied as a temporary administrator of his estate in 1937, per the Harris County Clerk records.
His son Paul Haenelt was living in Houston in 1940 with his aunt, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark, along with her children, Philip and Theresa Jean Clark, and her nephew Patrick Haenelt.
Antonia Haenelt's daughter, Miss Eugenia Mae Haenelt, married Bernard E. Clark on 24 Jul 1910 in Temple, Bell County, Texas.
Her daughter Miss Juanita Haenelt married John Clark, born 1898 in England, on 14 Oct 1922 in Detroit, Michigan. The record shows the groom's parents as Philip and Sayens Clark.
Daughter of John F. Breil of Germany, per her death certificate. The informant was her daughter, Mrs Juanita Clark of Houston.
Her husband, Paul Haenelt was born in August, 1863 in Germany and emigrated to the US in 1889, per the 1900 census of Temple, Bell County, Texas. He was a naturalized citizen of the US and was a barber. The 1900 census shows they were married in 1885.
She was a widow and had been a Houston resident for 27 years, according to her obituary, but she and several of her children were living in Detroit, Michigan, at the time of her son Joseph Weldon Haenelt's WWI draft registration record in Detroit.
She was survived by three sons, Joseph W. Haenelt of Houston, Earl A. Haenelt of Oklahoma City, and Paul L. Haenelt of Sheridan, Wyoming; two daughters, Mrs Eugenia Mae (Haenelt) Clark of Detroit and Mrs Juanita (Haenelt) Clark of Houston; one brother, Robert Breil of St. Petersburg, Florida; and eight grandchildren.
Infant son: Julius Haenelt, aged 3 mos, 23 days, according to the inscription
Grandsons: Philip Roy Clark, Paul Timothy Haenelt, Bernard Lloyd Allen
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Son: Paul L. Burke, who was born in Gainesville, Texas, and died in Sheridan, Wyoming, was the same age as her son, Paul L. Haenelt and he is linked as the father of Paul Timothy Haenelt, buried in Houston National Cemetery. He had apparently changed his surname from Haenelt to Burke. His sister, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark applied as a temporary administrator of his estate in 1937, per the Harris County Clerk records.
His son Paul Haenelt was living in Houston in 1940 with his aunt, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark, along with her children, Philip and Theresa Jean Clark, and her nephew Patrick Haenelt.
Antonia Haenelt's daughter, Miss Eugenia Mae Haenelt, married Bernard E. Clark on 24 Jul 1910 in Temple, Bell County, Texas.
Her daughter Miss Juanita Haenelt married John Clark, born 1898 in England, on 14 Oct 1922 in Detroit, Michigan. The record shows the groom's parents as Philip and Sayens Clark.
Her husband, Paul Haenelt was born in August, 1863 in Germany and emigrated to the US in 1889, per the 1900 census of Temple, Bell County, Texas. He was a naturalized citizen of the US and was a barber. The 1900 census shows they were married in 1885.
She was a widow and had been a Houston resident for 27 years, according to her obituary, but she and several of her children were living in Detroit, Michigan, at the time of her son Joseph Weldon Haenelt's WWI draft registration record in Detroit.
She was survived by three sons, Joseph W. Haenelt of Houston, Earl A. Haenelt of Oklahoma City, and Paul L. Haenelt of Sheridan, Wyoming; two daughters, Mrs Eugenia Mae (Haenelt) Clark of Detroit and Mrs Juanita (Haenelt) Clark of Houston; one brother, Robert Breil of St. Petersburg, Florida; and eight grandchildren.
Infant son: Julius Haenelt, aged 3 mos, 23 days, according to the inscription
Grandsons: Philip Roy Clark, Paul Timothy Haenelt, Bernard Lloyd Allen
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Son: Paul L. Burke, who was born in Gainesville, Texas, and died in Sheridan, Wyoming, was the same age as her son, Paul L. Haenelt and he is linked as the father of Paul Timothy Haenelt, buried in Houston National Cemetery. He had apparently changed his surname from Haenelt to Burke. His sister, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark applied as a temporary administrator of his estate in 1937, per the Harris County Clerk records.
His son Paul Haenelt was living in Houston in 1940 with his aunt, Juanita (Haenelt) Clark, along with her children, Philip and Theresa Jean Clark, and her nephew Patrick Haenelt.
Antonia Haenelt's daughter, Miss Eugenia Mae Haenelt, married Bernard E. Clark on 24 Jul 1910 in Temple, Bell County, Texas.
Her daughter Miss Juanita Haenelt married John Clark, born 1898 in England, on 14 Oct 1922 in Detroit, Michigan. The record shows the groom's parents as Philip and Sayens Clark.
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