From Manitowoc county marriage records:
Charles Tagge and Katharina Rothmann (v.5 p.214)
Nov. 18, 1884 in civil ceremony at Kiel
Charles Tagge
Son of William and Wilhelmine Tagge
Born Prussia, Germany –farmer
Witnesses August Tagge and Wilhelm Tagge
-Information provided by Rose Mohnsam
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Tagge, Charles G. (Feb. 1858-1934 –husband of Katherine Rothmann [married Nov. 18, 1884 in a civil ceremony, Kiel] –son of William Tagge [1830-1914] and Wilhelmina Sophia Wesener [1835-1879] –born in Prussia –on July 18, 1885, Charles purchased from his in-laws John Peter Rothman and Christine the 120.5-acre farm centered at 13015 Steinthal Road in Section 16, Town of Schleswig –Charles owned this farm until selling to Charles and Emma Wriedt on Sept. 14, 1895 –after this sale, Charles and Katherine moved to the Town of Cicero, Outagamie County) –buried at the Union Cemetery in Navarino, Shawano County [marriage record Manitowoc 5-214] [death record in Shawano County]
Charles Tagge and Katharina Rothmann (v.5 p.214)
Nov. 18, 1884 in civil ceremony at Kiel
Charles Tagge
Son of William and Wilhelmine Tagge
Born Prussia, Germany –farmer
Witnesses August Tagge and Wilhelm Tagge
-Information provided by Rose Mohnsam
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Tagge, Charles G. (Feb. 1858-1934 –husband of Katherine Rothmann [married Nov. 18, 1884 in a civil ceremony, Kiel] –son of William Tagge [1830-1914] and Wilhelmina Sophia Wesener [1835-1879] –born in Prussia –on July 18, 1885, Charles purchased from his in-laws John Peter Rothman and Christine the 120.5-acre farm centered at 13015 Steinthal Road in Section 16, Town of Schleswig –Charles owned this farm until selling to Charles and Emma Wriedt on Sept. 14, 1895 –after this sale, Charles and Katherine moved to the Town of Cicero, Outagamie County) –buried at the Union Cemetery in Navarino, Shawano County [marriage record Manitowoc 5-214] [death record in Shawano County]
From Manitowoc county marriage records:
Charles Tagge and Katharina Rothmann (v.5 p.214)
Nov. 18, 1884 in civil ceremony at Kiel
Charles Tagge
Son of William and Wilhelmine Tagge
Born Prussia, Germany –farmer
Witnesses August Tagge and Wilhelm Tagge
-Information provided by Rose Mohnsam
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Tagge, Charles G. (Feb. 1858-1934 –husband of Katherine Rothmann [married Nov. 18, 1884 in a civil ceremony, Kiel] –son of William Tagge [1830-1914] and Wilhelmina Sophia Wesener [1835-1879] –born in Prussia –on July 18, 1885, Charles purchased from his in-laws John Peter Rothman and Christine the 120.5-acre farm centered at 13015 Steinthal Road in Section 16, Town of Schleswig –Charles owned this farm until selling to Charles and Emma Wriedt on Sept. 14, 1895 –after this sale, Charles and Katherine moved to the Town of Cicero, Outagamie County) –buried at the Union Cemetery in Navarino, Shawano County [marriage record Manitowoc 5-214] [death record in Shawano County]
Charles Tagge and Katharina Rothmann (v.5 p.214)
Nov. 18, 1884 in civil ceremony at Kiel
Charles Tagge
Son of William and Wilhelmine Tagge
Born Prussia, Germany –farmer
Witnesses August Tagge and Wilhelm Tagge
-Information provided by Rose Mohnsam
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Tagge, Charles G. (Feb. 1858-1934 –husband of Katherine Rothmann [married Nov. 18, 1884 in a civil ceremony, Kiel] –son of William Tagge [1830-1914] and Wilhelmina Sophia Wesener [1835-1879] –born in Prussia –on July 18, 1885, Charles purchased from his in-laws John Peter Rothman and Christine the 120.5-acre farm centered at 13015 Steinthal Road in Section 16, Town of Schleswig –Charles owned this farm until selling to Charles and Emma Wriedt on Sept. 14, 1895 –after this sale, Charles and Katherine moved to the Town of Cicero, Outagamie County) –buried at the Union Cemetery in Navarino, Shawano County [marriage record Manitowoc 5-214] [death record in Shawano County]
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