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| BORN: | May 5 16 08b 35 27 or March 05b 1853 in Marytown, Fond du Lac County 35 27 or Calumet County, 08b Wisconsin. 02 03b 04b 05b 06 20 16 08b 35 27 36 |
| DIED: | February 7, 1934 in St. Agnes Hospital, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, of a stroke of paralysis. 20 16 35 27 36 |
| BURIED: | Holy Cross Cemetery, Mt. Calvary, Wisconsin 20 35 27 |
| PARENTS: | Maria Anna Casper and Michael Seurer 02 03b 04b 16 08b 35 36 |
| OCCUPATION: | farmer. Owned eighty acres on section 4. 06 08b 27 07 |
| RELIGION: | Catholic, member of Catholic Knights of Wisconsin. 21 27 |
| MARRIAGE: | Susanna Mohr (Apr. 19, 1854-Dec. 1, 1929) (dau. of Katherine Winkel & Jacob Mohr) on April 20, 1880. 05b 06 20 16 08b 35 27 36 |
| NAME | BORN | DIED | SPOUSE | NUMBER OF CHILDREN | NOTES |
| Nicholas Michael SEURER, Jr. 06 | Jan 28, 1881 06 | May 25, 1937, age 56 | |||
| Jacob SEURER | Jan. 15, 1883 | Mar. 20, 1966 | Anna Braun | 3 | |
| Marie Helen Susan SEURER | Sep 8, 1884 | Dec. 30, 1958 | William Friedel | 7 | |
| Matthew J. (Mathias) SEURER | Apr. 4, 1886 | Dec. 21, 1956 | Rose Kraemer | 1 | |
| Julia SEURER | May 22, 1889 | July 16 or June 21, 1963 | John Koenigs | 5 | |
| John J. SEURER | May 18, 1893 | Aug. 23, 1934 | Margaret Mueller | 3 | |
| Carl SEURER | Dec. 1896 | April 22, 1897, age 4 months |
| RESIDENCES: | Marytown, Wisconsin until 1866 02 08c 27 |
| Town of Forest, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin until 1879. ( In his parents' home until age 26. ) 03b 04b 08b 27 | |
| Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin on his own farm until he retired in 1912. 05b 08b 27 07 | |
| Mt. Calvary, Wisconsin until Susanna's death in 1929. 27 | |
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?, Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin
where he died.
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| NOTES: | (Ron Friedel - 1997) I have a copy of the "Final Account" of the assets and liabilities of Nicholaus Seurer and it shows that he died at St Agnes Hospital in Fond du Lac and was buried in the Capuchin Cemetery, probably at Holy Cross in Mt Calvary, WI. 36 |
| (Ron Friedel - 4/97) In 1874, Michael Seurer owned 80 acres in Section 4 of Forest Township. Later, another 80 adjoining acres were purchased and then Michael's sons Nicholas and Philip each farmed on their 80 acres. An old, brick home still stands on the corner of Log Tavern and Pit Roads. This is Michael's homesite. It may have been his home, or may have been built later by Philip. The J. Reiden home also still stands, about 1/4 east of here. Nicholas Seurer's house, which was between these two houses, no longer exists. 36 |