This individual according to the Greene County Missouri Cemeteries Book Vol. XI page 379 does not have any monument.
Greene County Index to Register of Alms House 1916-1955:
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 78 line 112 age 79 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 79 line 36 age 80 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Jospeh book 2 page 80 line 51 age 76 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
Missouri death certificate # 2877 male, white, Physcian. Address _____ N. National. Birthplace not known, but probable France. Same information for parents, not known and France. Informant was County Farm Records. He passed away in the Greene County Farm. One can only wonder what may have become of him for a physcian and perhaps not the very wealthy and social hierarchy of todays standards. Cause of death indicates cerebral accident, likely cerbral thrombosis, and contributory was listed as myocarditis-chronic. H H Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in Hazelwood Cemetery January 17, 1944.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH:
Witten, Beans Giauque Tree has a photo of him. Parents Daniel Auguste Giauque and Mary Ann Neuenschwander. Wife Mary Mehetabel Stewart 1878-19553, son Russell Stewart Jaque 1898-1990 Son married Elvira Myrtha Auld, had two children Gene Russell Jaque 1925-2017 and Merle Stewart Jaque 1928-2007. His wife married a second time to Hadley Godfrey Chamberlain and they had 5 children.
Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 0017; FHL microfilm: 2340923.
Joseph R Jaque male white, 65 widow, IN Switzerland, OH manufacturing
From a family member. So hope this helps.
The death certificate unfortunately, contains a lot of misinformation. Joe was born in Indiana in 1862. His father, Daniel Auguste Giauque (Joe simplified it to "Jaque"), was Swiss-French, born in Switzerland in 1816, and immigrated to the US. Joe's mother was Mary Ann Neuenschwander, born in Ohio to Swiss-German Mennonite parents. Joe was my great grandmother's brother, and in all the information I've found on him, I've found nothing about him being a physician, so the jury's still out.
Greene County Index to Register of Alms House 1916-1955:
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 78 line 112 age 79 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 79 line 36 age 80 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Jospeh book 2 page 80 line 51 age 76 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
Missouri death certificate # 2877 male, white, Physcian. Address _____ N. National. Birthplace not known, but probable France. Same information for parents, not known and France. Informant was County Farm Records. He passed away in the Greene County Farm. One can only wonder what may have become of him for a physcian and perhaps not the very wealthy and social hierarchy of todays standards. Cause of death indicates cerebral accident, likely cerbral thrombosis, and contributory was listed as myocarditis-chronic. H H Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in Hazelwood Cemetery January 17, 1944.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH:
Witten, Beans Giauque Tree has a photo of him. Parents Daniel Auguste Giauque and Mary Ann Neuenschwander. Wife Mary Mehetabel Stewart 1878-19553, son Russell Stewart Jaque 1898-1990 Son married Elvira Myrtha Auld, had two children Gene Russell Jaque 1925-2017 and Merle Stewart Jaque 1928-2007. His wife married a second time to Hadley Godfrey Chamberlain and they had 5 children.
Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 0017; FHL microfilm: 2340923.
Joseph R Jaque male white, 65 widow, IN Switzerland, OH manufacturing
From a family member. So hope this helps.
The death certificate unfortunately, contains a lot of misinformation. Joe was born in Indiana in 1862. His father, Daniel Auguste Giauque (Joe simplified it to "Jaque"), was Swiss-French, born in Switzerland in 1816, and immigrated to the US. Joe's mother was Mary Ann Neuenschwander, born in Ohio to Swiss-German Mennonite parents. Joe was my great grandmother's brother, and in all the information I've found on him, I've found nothing about him being a physician, so the jury's still out.
This individual according to the Greene County Missouri Cemeteries Book Vol. XI page 379 does not have any monument.
Greene County Index to Register of Alms House 1916-1955:
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 78 line 112 age 79 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 79 line 36 age 80 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Jospeh book 2 page 80 line 51 age 76 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
Missouri death certificate # 2877 male, white, Physcian. Address _____ N. National. Birthplace not known, but probable France. Same information for parents, not known and France. Informant was County Farm Records. He passed away in the Greene County Farm. One can only wonder what may have become of him for a physcian and perhaps not the very wealthy and social hierarchy of todays standards. Cause of death indicates cerebral accident, likely cerbral thrombosis, and contributory was listed as myocarditis-chronic. H H Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in Hazelwood Cemetery January 17, 1944.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH:
Witten, Beans Giauque Tree has a photo of him. Parents Daniel Auguste Giauque and Mary Ann Neuenschwander. Wife Mary Mehetabel Stewart 1878-19553, son Russell Stewart Jaque 1898-1990 Son married Elvira Myrtha Auld, had two children Gene Russell Jaque 1925-2017 and Merle Stewart Jaque 1928-2007. His wife married a second time to Hadley Godfrey Chamberlain and they had 5 children.
Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 0017; FHL microfilm: 2340923.
Joseph R Jaque male white, 65 widow, IN Switzerland, OH manufacturing
From a family member. So hope this helps.
The death certificate unfortunately, contains a lot of misinformation. Joe was born in Indiana in 1862. His father, Daniel Auguste Giauque (Joe simplified it to "Jaque"), was Swiss-French, born in Switzerland in 1816, and immigrated to the US. Joe's mother was Mary Ann Neuenschwander, born in Ohio to Swiss-German Mennonite parents. Joe was my great grandmother's brother, and in all the information I've found on him, I've found nothing about him being a physician, so the jury's still out.
Greene County Index to Register of Alms House 1916-1955:
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 78 line 112 age 79 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Joseph book 2 page 79 line 36 age 80 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
JAQUE, Jospeh book 2 page 80 line 51 age 76 sex m date of admission 6 Jun 1942
Missouri death certificate # 2877 male, white, Physcian. Address _____ N. National. Birthplace not known, but probable France. Same information for parents, not known and France. Informant was County Farm Records. He passed away in the Greene County Farm. One can only wonder what may have become of him for a physcian and perhaps not the very wealthy and social hierarchy of todays standards. Cause of death indicates cerebral accident, likely cerbral thrombosis, and contributory was listed as myocarditis-chronic. H H Lohmeyer Funeral Home. Interred in Hazelwood Cemetery January 17, 1944.
ANCESTRY RESEARCH:
Witten, Beans Giauque Tree has a photo of him. Parents Daniel Auguste Giauque and Mary Ann Neuenschwander. Wife Mary Mehetabel Stewart 1878-19553, son Russell Stewart Jaque 1898-1990 Son married Elvira Myrtha Auld, had two children Gene Russell Jaque 1925-2017 and Merle Stewart Jaque 1928-2007. His wife married a second time to Hadley Godfrey Chamberlain and they had 5 children.
Year: 1930; Census Place: Springfield, Greene, Missouri; Page: 16B; Enumeration District: 0017; FHL microfilm: 2340923.
Joseph R Jaque male white, 65 widow, IN Switzerland, OH manufacturing
From a family member. So hope this helps.
The death certificate unfortunately, contains a lot of misinformation. Joe was born in Indiana in 1862. His father, Daniel Auguste Giauque (Joe simplified it to "Jaque"), was Swiss-French, born in Switzerland in 1816, and immigrated to the US. Joe's mother was Mary Ann Neuenschwander, born in Ohio to Swiss-German Mennonite parents. Joe was my great grandmother's brother, and in all the information I've found on him, I've found nothing about him being a physician, so the jury's still out.
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