11 Myrre Eileen Bielfelt (Aug. L3,tg22--

1990
#8 Philip David Bielfelt (Dec.31,1876---June 3,1948) Age 71
ldarried in C1eveland, Ohio on Wednesday Sept.16,1903, to:
#9 Cora Rose Decker (f'ef.7,1884---Ncnr.16,1934) Age 50
A11 children of this marriage were born in Cuyahoga County, Ohio:
1 Caroline Susan Bielfelt (lune 7,LgOA---Apr.13,1905) Age 10 mo.
2 Dorothy ldarguerite Bie1felt (Au9.3,1905--3 David Horrard Bielfelt (,lune 1,1907---lday 15,1980) Age 72
4 Phifip Theodore Bielfelt (fef.5,1910---0ct.20,1910) Age I mo.
5 Hanrey David Bielfelt (Sept.2,1911--6 Mildred Rose Bielfelt (,Jr:ne 13,1914---May 5,1921) Age 6
7 Grace Lillian Bielfelt (Apr.23,l9l6---Noy.22,l97B) Age 62
I Lillian Bernelda Bielfelt (1tar.26,1918--9 #4 James Ralph Bielfelt (ttay 9,1920--May 29,7982) Age 62
10 Robert Charles Bielfelt (auq.13,\922---Au9.16,1985) Age 63
(twins)
11 Myrre Eileen Bielfelt (Aug. L3,tg22---
Philip David Bielfelt was born in Cleveland, Ohio, the youngest of 10
children born to Frederick Bielfelt and Caroline, nee Huey (see #16 & +17).
Philip vas baptized ldar.20,187'7, by Reverend Jacob Ernst, pastor of the First,
United Bretheren Churctr wtrich w-as on Peach (now West 42nd Street) at the corner
of Orchard. Philip had two brothers and two sisters nho grenr to maturity: ,fohn,
Caroline, Katie, and Edrnrd. Philip was raised on the near West Side of
Cleveland, as his father worked as a ship carpenter in a shipyard on the
River. Philip attended Walton Sehool in Cleveland, and graduated from
school onJune 19,1891. He is recorded in the Cleveland CityDirectories, in 1896 & '97, as a laborer living at 1371 Denison Avenue, with his
parents. After that year they are no longer recorded. Philiprs mother had
inherited about 8 acres of what had been her parent's farm (the ttuey homestead)
on Clinton Road in Brookllmr Ohio. It rras deeded to her on Feb.11,1898, and it
must have been about that time that Philip mcnred there with his mother and
father. Ttris farm ras the second farm avay frqn where Cora Decker lived. The'
Seither farar was located between the Bielfe1ts and the Deckers.
Philip had a friend, Gottlieb Hofer, who lived in Hinckley, Ohio. In later
years, Philip talked of how he rode his biryc1e aII the uay out to Hinckley
(about 16 miles frcrn Brool<lyn). On the 1900 census, there was a 24 year old
farm laborer'fran West Virginia, named Ernest Hofer, living on the Decker farm.
Philip rras 23 at that time. Perhaps Gottlieb's name nas really Ernest, or
C,ottlieb was Ernestts brother. Perlaps Philip's friendship rith this Hofer is
hon he became better acguainted rrith Cora.
Cuyahoga
g:ranurcrr
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Cora Rose Decker was the daughter of rfolur William Decker and Susan Arur, nee
Derrer (see #18 & #19). Cora nas probably born on her parent's farm on Clinton
Road in Brookl)m, since all children were born at home in those days. She vas
the fifth of seven children, four of whom died as babies. Cora was raised on
the Decker family farm, with an older sister and brother: Susan, dnd ilohn. Cora
vas very fond of her parents. fn school, Cora took a special eourse in sewing.
Philip and Cora had a common aunt and uncle by marriage. Philip's Uncle
Mike Huey rras married to Corars Ar:nt Anna (Oerrer) Huey.
Philip BieLfelt and Cora Decker vere married in the late surmer of 1903, by
Reverend Edgar E. Scovill, pastor of the Denison Avenue Congregational Church.
Philip rras 26 years o1d, and Cora rras 19. On their appl-ication for marriage
license, Philip's occlrpation vas given as farmer. It says they both lived in
Linndale, and it also says Cora was born in Linnda1e. Perhaps Linndale vas the
closest connnrurity to uhere they lived in Brooklyn Torrnship.
Once married, Philip and Cora lived with his parents on the land that
Philip's mother had inherited. Philip farmed the 8 acres that rrere his mother's
share of the old Huey homestead, his Uncle Mike's ground, which vas also about
8 acres that adjoined it, and the farm nerct to theirs that, Phi1lp rented. He
raised all kinds of truck garden produce. He grew asparagus in a bed that
covered about 3/4 of an acre, and also hay for the hay market in Cl-eveland. On
the farm that Philip rented vas a cherry orchard and some apple trees. Alsor
ttrere was a greengage plum orchard across the drive frorr the house. Tlreir
children used to play there, and had a sring on one of the trees. Philip built
a big chicken cocp in vtrich he raised l{hite Ifyandottes and Rhode fsland Red
chickens. fn the ninter when he had no other crops, PhiJ-ip lrould take
2 half-bushel baskets of eggs c,ver to the farmerrs market, riding on the
streetcar.
Tfre Bielfelb farm house vas partitioned into two separate homes. Philip,
Cora, and their children lived in the main part of the house, and Philip's
parents lived in a couple of roqns that had been built onto the back of the
house. Threy each had their own kitchens. Philip's father would help with the
chores, or help ma)<e repairs around the farm. His mother usually took care of
the mil-k frcm their cows, and helped with the children.
Ttrey appear on the 1910 census of Brookllm Township, living on their farm.
Philip r.ras 33 years oId, and Cora uas 27. They had three children: Dorothy, 4;
David, 2; and Phllip, 2 monttrs old. Philip and Cora had been married 6 years,
and Cora had four children, of rvtrich three were still living. Philip's parents
lived with them: Frederick,'l6i and Caroline, 73. Philip r.ras self enployed as a
truck farmer, and his father helped out as a farm laborer. It vas recorded that
Philip onned the farzr, free of any mortgaqe (?). Corars parents were neighbors,
as were Corars brother .fohn and his family.
On Sr:nday afternoons, they alvays had guite a bit of ccnpany. Philip's
brothers and his sister Carrie vould come with their families to visit their
parents. Whatener rJzls in season would be brought, in to be eaten. If eorn vas
in season, Philip nould bring ssne in and they would cook ears of corn by the
dozensr depending on hon many people vere there. In muslcnelon season, Philip
would cut up lots of melons, almys trying every melon he cut, saving the seed
fron the best and sneetest to plant the next year. He alrrays saved his own
melon seed, and also his own tomato seed. He alr+ays raised some green onions
and radishes for the early spring rnarket.
Philip used to put rat poison under the old chicken coop. In the morning,
he would always go out and look aror:nd where he had laid the poison, and if any
rras left he'd pick it up before he 1et the chiclcens out. One morning he looked
and didn't find any. There were some tal1 weeds in part of the yard, and a rat
had carried scrne of the poison there. Seventeen of their drickens and ducks
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killed by the poison that they found in the weeds.
Phifip had a horse named Dan, who could open the barnyard gate and let
himself and their other horse out, but as soon as-they saw Philip or his father
come out, they vould head back into the barnyard.
Philip,s father died suddenlfr in the spring of 1913. His moLher died |
years later, in 1917.
In April of 1916, Philip vas coming home from the hay market in a thunder
storm. He pulled into the drive and looked up to see that their barn r.tras on
fire. It rnias a large barn, and it had been struck by lightning. Philip had a
team of horses in the barn, and one of the horses was just recovering from an
illness. He also had. a horse in the barn that he had borror+ed from Corars
brother John, who lived dovn the road. The lightning tnd come down ttrrough the
tnlmow, and stmck and kilIed the sick horse. Philip ran into the barn and
turned out the other trvo horses, and he put the cows out into the pasture. The
horse that vas borroved from John just trotted home by itself. The other horse,
O1d Dan, went around to the front of the house and stood there headed into the
pord, whi1e the barn br:rned to the ground.
After Philip's mother died, late in l9l'7, that portion of Lhe farm that
belonged to her became jointly or.rned by Philip, his two brothers, and tvo
sisters, and entered as sudr into the property records on Apr.2111919. The
property was then sold on Nov.30rl92\, to fhomas L. Jotu:son, I'lho was probably a
land speculator. (Tfr-is vas not the same Thornas L. Johnson who was mayor of the
City of Cleveland from 1901 to 1909, since ttnt man died in 1911). fhis
property is now part of West Park Canetery.
A few mcnths after Philiprs mother died, he and Cora left the o1d homestead
that tnd been in the family since ].B54 (72 years). They msved their family in
Mardr of 1918, to Cook Road in Olmsted To'rnship, Ohio, where they resumed
farming. Here, besides the trucl< gardening that Philip did, he also raised
gladiolus for the florist trade, and flowers for I'dathers Funeral Home. At the
time they moved to Olmsted, they trad a big old dapple gray horse named Frank.
When they first moved to Olmsted, the d:ildren were taken Lo school in an
enclosed horse drarrn "school wagonr" an early version of a sehool bus. A couple
of years later, a sort of truc]< with a canvas covered bed was used as a school
were
bus.
ehifip and Cora werentt very velI off, and their farm in Olmsted vas
actually ovrned by Cora's parents. Cora's father had made a trip to California
at one time to consider buying a farm out there, but instead bought about
100 acres in Olmsted Tou'nship. There rras 70 or 75 acres on the south side of
Coo]< Road that her father sold off sometime before he died in 1933. On the
north side of the road was 25 3/4 acres, which he deeded to his daughter Cora.
In 1923, philip decided to guit farming, and they staged an auction sa1e.
However, they stiI1- kept their cc,ws. Phifip then worked for Sam Dean at a
greanSouse, as a stationary fireman stoking the boilers. The greenhouses in
Otmsted were cn Bagley Road. He r.rorked a 12 hour shift, all night 1ong. I'lhen
he came home in the morning, he uouLd make wtnt was for him, dinner. He would
reheat the previous evenings Leftovers or fry some potatoes. Hel,Jas especially
fond of fried macarcni, dnd made it often. He sometimes even popped popcorn
before going to bed to sleep through the day. In the afternoon he would get up,
have dinrer with the familyr and then be off to work again. During guiet
moments, when there r.ras nothing to do at the greentrouse, he carved intricate
objects out of wood.
A11 meats were
Corars codcing nas strictly farm cooking, no frivolity.
favorite meat. on
was
his
liver
and
foods,
fried
liked
Ff.ifip
done.
weLl, welt
whil-e he read
popcorn
mitk
drink
and
eat
to
like
to
used
Philip
w-inter evenings,
his nervrspaper.
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Cora's mother died in 1925, and shortly aftenrard her father came to live
with them. He lived rsith them until he died of otd age in 1933.
Philip and Cora could both speak German, having been raised with the
language as ctrildren. Tlrey used it at home when they didnrt reant their children
to understand what they were saying. Cora was a short heary set, voman tvith
beautiful coal black hair. Philip rv-as 6 feet tall, rrith a slender buifd (he
veighed 165 pounds in 1946). He also trad black hair. Philip chewed tobaccrc,
and also smoked rough cut tobaccrc in his pipe. As an exclamation he would say
'rBy Jove!" And instead of saying thank you, he'd say "Much obliged.', Cora
vould always advise "ff you can't say something nice, don't say nothing at a11.,'
furd aLso "Cleanliness is nqct to Godliness. "
Cora had her orm Bibte. She didn't go to chr:rch very often, but she always
got the drildren off to Sr:nday Sctrool every week. Phifip vould never go to
churdr. His attitude uas that he could pray anyutrere, rather than be a
hlnpocrite in cLrurch
They didnrt have muctr spare time, but when they did, Philip enjoyed rea<ij-ng
Zane Grey western magazines. He could play the violin, and Cora could play the
zither. She liked gospel music and hymns. fn the sunmer of 1929, the family
got their first radio; a battery set. Ttey bought a new electric radio in 1932.
Cora had tuo soap operas that she especially enjoyed: Stella Dallas, and Ttre
Goldbergs.
Philip named their sons, and Cora named their daughters. It, appears that
they sometimes didn't consider names untit after the child was born. When 'Jim
r.las born, Philip vanted to name him Larabee, after a charaqter in a Zane Grey
novel. Nobody else liked that name. So somehow it uas later settled that his
name would be James. When the twins were born, no one gave either one of them
formal names. T'l:e ctrildren, for lack of something to call them, began calling
their yor:ngest brother and sister Bub and Sis. It wasntt untit they were to be
enrolled in school ttrat they were given the names Robert and Myrle, but all
their lives they were cal1ed Bub and Sis by their brothers and sisters.
When Bub and Sis were tiny babies, Cora used to sing this song around the
house:
sti1l as any mouse
There are babies in our house
Not a doI-1y, not a toy
One's a girl- and one's a boy.
Stre adapted it from the Iu1laby:
Hush be sti1l as any mouse
There's a baby in our house
Not a doLlyr not a toy
Hush be
But a laughing, crying boy.
and Cora tad eleven children, including the set of tw-ins. In those
days babies were born at home. Caroline, Dorothyr Dave, Philip, Harvey, Millie,
and Grace were all born at home sr Clinton Road. Lillian was born at Corars
parent's home crn Clinton Road because the family was in the process of moving to
Olmsted at the time. Sg, Cora stayed with her moLher for a couple of weeks with
the new baby. Jim, Bob, and I'fyrle were all born in the farmhouse on Cook Road.
They were able to raise four sons and four daughters to maturity. Carol-ine anC
Philip died in infancy, and Millie died in dril-dhood. When their baby, Phi.Iip,
suffocated to death in his crib in 1910, it sesoed to effect Cora
Philip
psychologically.
One time lrtien lill-ian vas smaLl, she fel-l- off the steps and cut her head.
Cora became frantic, and kept, saying, "What am I going to do!? Wtrat am I going
to do!?" Dorothyr who was about 15 years old at the time, had to keep presence
of mind and take ctrarge of the situation, and tended to Lillian and stopped the
bleeding.
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Cora was terrified of storms. Drring nighttime thunderstorms, she vould
get all of the drildren out of bed, and get them in a circle downstairs. She
r.rould draw all the shades, so as not to see the lightning. It upset lorothy,
becau.se she felt, that Cora was frightening the younger ctrildren.
There nere too nrany children, and not enough money. With so many children,
and the general decline of agriculture throughout the cor:ntry during the I920s
and r30s, Philip and Cora didn't have much time for anything but work. philip
was a faithful and hardr.iorking husband. He rriorked long hotrrs. Home life was
rough. Cora was a loving and kind mother, but she was alvays tired and
suffered from hlpertension. She was always ailing from terrible migraine
headadres.
Cora suffered a paral-ytic stroke about Thanksgiving Day of 1931. In
October of 1933r sh€ had another stroke while out in the orchard picking up
apples for cider, drrd c"ollapsed under the trees. On Nov.15,L934, near midnight,
she had yet another stroke. It las the third paralyt,ic stroke that had come
upcn her in recent years. Cora died on the farm the next day, suddenly at about
1:00 p.m., of a cerebral hemorrhage.
It sesns as though they were friendly with relatives and had family
gatherings until Cora died. Then it sesns as though they lost contacb with many
of their relatives, especially on the Decker side.
Philip hadn't besr working since the sunmer of 1934, when a limb from a
tree fetl on him and hurt his bacl<. Then Cora died in Novenrlcer of the same
year. So two months later, in the laLter part of ,fanuary of 1935, Philip
decided to go to Arizona to visit his w'idowed sister Carrie, who lived in
Glerdale. He took tris five youngest children with him, and seL out for Arizona
on Feb.15,1935. They traveled by automobile, stopping for the night at tor:rist
cabins. It took them 9 days to readt their destinat,ion. While there, they tool<
short trips to points of interest in and around the Salt River Valley (in the
vicinity of Phoenix) . Tlrey left Glendale on I'{ay 2 11935, and arrived back in
Olmsted on May 10th.
EVentually, Philip moved to G1enda1e, Arizona in October of L943. The 1945
Phoenix City Directory says he was a "hsotrmn" (?) for Parsons Air Conditioning
Conpany, and lived in Glendale. TLre 1948-49 Phoenix City Directory says he was
a mechanic for Parsons Air Conditioning Conpany, and gives his address as "Rt.3,
Box 425." One of Philip's favorite spots in Arizona vas an isolated pJ-ace along
the road betweerr Congress and Prescott, that, eventually became the srnalt
conmrmity of Nowhere, Arizona.
Philip went back to visit in the Cleveland area from time to time, but
lived in Glendale for the last 4\ ya,rs of his life. He died in Glendate (or
rvas the hospital in Phoenix?) on Jr:ne 3,1948, at the age of 71. He worked right
up to the day he died. He had a heart attack while at work, and fell from a
lad&r. His daughter Grace, wtp vas also living in G1endale, stayed at the
hospital w-ith h-im for about 5 hours. He talked with Grace right up tiI1 the end
(about 5 minutes before he died).
Philip and Cora are bobh brrried together in the same urunarked grave in the
Bielfel-t family plot in Monroe Street Canetery in Cleveland (Grarre 10, West )l
Lot 30, Section C; Plrilip is on top of Cora).
The farm on Cook Road was divided into 8 lots which eadr one of the
children inl:erited. Dave and Grace had gone to Arizona; Dorothy vas in Buffalo,
New York; Jim was in Euclid, Ohio; and Sis (l,fyrre) lived out east of Cleveland.
Hanreyr Lillian, and Bub (Bob) all built homes on their lots. Hanrey later
moved to Sevi11e, Ohio; but Lillian and Bub stayed. Bub rvas born, Lived his
whol-e 1ife, and died on this farm. LilLian is stilL there, and has lived there
her whole life (over 70 years). The o1d farmhouse is still standing (1987) and
is at 27270 Cook Road, though it is no longer ouled by the family.
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In 1956, Philip and Corars drildren began organizlng the Bleffelt Family
Reunicn. The first qle was held on Sunday &9.1911956, and they hane been held
anrmally errer since (as of, 1989) r genarally qr bhe 3rd Strnday of August.
Eventually, the Blelfelt Family Reuniqr came to ernbrace all descendants of
Fredericl< and Caroline (ttuey) nietfett. On Sunday Art9.22,1976, Ptririp and
Corars chlldrenr all eight brothers and sisteis were together for the first time
since 1935 (41 years). Tllo l€ars later Grace Bielfelt Ang1e died; in another
tlrc lears hve Bielfelt died, ln ]tet another tuo years rlim Bielfelt, died; and
three years aft€r that Bub Bielfelt died.
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Children of PHILIP BIB,PELT and
CORA DECKER
1 Caroline Susan Bielfelt (1904-1905) was born prematurely (at 6 monttrs) at home
Township. She was usually catted Carrie. She died
of "hydrocephalus" (uater on the brain) in infancyr at the age of 10 months.
She is buried in the Bielfelt family plot in Monroe Street Cemetery (Grave 7,
West ! Lot, 30, Section C).
2 Dorothv I'{arquerite Bielfelt was born in the surmer of 1905, at home on Clinton
in Brookllm Torrnship, Ohio. She was married on her l8th birthday,
At9.3,1923, to .John Hugh otterson (oec.B,1898-- Aug.30,1931). John was born in
Olmsted Falls, Ohio, the son of Hugh K. Otterson, and his mother,s maiden name
'was WaLkden. John had an older brother, Silas. Dorothy and ,fotrr had three
children:
21 Dale Erwin Otterson (Sept.13,1925-22 ,James Willard Otterson (Apr.24,7927-23 Myrle Estelle Otterson (fef.2,7929-Dale l,ras born in Clerrelandi and 'Jim and Myrle were both born in Olmsted Fa11s.
'John died in the sunner of 1931, at the age of 32.
Dorothy r"ras married a second time, in BuffaLo, New York, on Jan.12,1937, Lo
Leonard Frank Jenkins (May 14,1889--Ju:re 1,1952). Dorothy and l,eonard had one
son, born in Berea, Ohio:
24 Clarence David .Tenkins (Jr:ne 13,1940-Leonard died in L952, at the age of 63.
Dorothy t,ES married a third time, on Oct,.16,1953, in Clarence, New york, to
Dr,right Rue Burton (May 7,1895--Au9.1,1965). Dwight vas born in Kentud<yr the
son of William Burton. Dright had two grown daughters by a previous marriage:
I,Iarion Elizabeth Burton (.rufy 6,1926--), and Cora Gertrude Burton
(Sept.1,l929-). Dwight worked on the railroad. He and Dorothy tived on
Union Road in Ctreektowaga, New Yor]<, vhere Dorothy continues to 1ive. Dwight
died in Buffalo at the age of 70, and is buried there.
Road
3 David Horrard Bielfelt (1907-1980) vas born at home on Clinton Road in Brookllm
Township, Ohio. He vas married at the age of 23, on I.,Iay 16,1931, in Olmsted
Fa1ls, Ohio, to Eleanor Louise Knuth (fef.11,191l---Dec.20?,1940). Eleanor was
born in Cleveland, the daughter of Carl Itnuth and Antoinette (last name
unkrrown). She was the second of six children: Dorothy, (nteanor), Eve11m,
Alberta, Charles, and Hormrd. Dave and Eleanor had two children, both born at
Berea Hospital, Berea, Ohio:
31 Sherman Walme Bielfelt (Sept.25tl932-32 Nancy Ellen Bielfelt (Sept.25,L933--Eleanor died in Akrqr, Ohio of tuberculosis, at the age of 29. She is buried in
Chestnut Grove Canetery in Olmsted Fal1s.
Dave was married a second time, on 0ct.3,1943, in Phoenix, Arizona, to
Betty Patterson. They were later divorced.
Dave was married a third time, on Au9.31,7947, in G1enda1e, Arizona, to
ELsie Brinkley. Elsie had three daughters by a previous marriage: twins
Marletta (erinxt-ey ?) and Arletta (erinxtey ?) born about 1933; and Virginia Ann
(nrint<tey ?) born about 1947. Dave and Elsie were later divorced. Elsie died
in I'{ardt of 1989.
Dave r.ras married a fourth time, on May 311958, in Phoenix, to Bernadlme
Marquardtr n€€ Gleascn (July L7,L927--). Bernie was born in Michigan, thc
by a previous marriage: Mike
had
a
son
dar.ghter of Laurence Gleason. She
I
ldarguardt (May 29,1948---
). Dave and Bernie had three children, all born
33 Iaurel Louise Bielfelt (Oec.17,1959--34 Kerin Jay Bielfelt (Ncr/.27,1960--35 Lawrence David Bielfelt, (Sept.9,1963--Dave and Bernie becane separated in i963-64, and then later divorced.
Dave ras found dead in his hcnre in Houston, Tercas at Lhe age of 72. His
body vas taken back to Ohio, to be buried vith his first wife, Eleanor, in
in
Phoenix:
Chestnut Grove Cemetery.
4 Philip Tfreodore Bielfell (1910) was born at home on Clinton Road in Brookllm
Tonnship. He died in infancyr accidental.ly suffocating to death in his crib.
He is buried nect to his parents, in the Bielfelt family plot in Monroe Street
Cenetery (Grave 1, West \tr,t 30, Section C).
5 tla::irgv David Bielfelt tas born at home on Clinton Road in Brookllm Tor+nship,
Ohio, in the summer of 1911. He nas married in a Lutheran Ctrurch in Berea, Ohio
on Sept.l3,1943, to l-eona Pedrea Christensen. Leona vas born Nov.30,1916, in
West Dover (now Westtake), Ohio, the daughter of Niels ,J. Clrristensen and Sophie
.J., nee Sorensen. Ha:rrey and l-eona had one son, born in Ebrea:
51 Brruce Hanrey Bielfelt (Apr.1,1949--Hanrey farmed all his life, in Ohio. They live on their farm in Seville, Ohio.
6 Mildred Rose Bielfelt (L9L4-1921) vas born at home on Clinton Road in Brookltm
Townshipr Ohio. Mi1lie died of dlphtheria at the age of 6, on the family farm
on Cook Road in Olmsted Tovnship. Stre is br:ried in the Bielfelt fami1y plot in
Monroe Street Cernetery (at the foot of Grave 7, West \ trt 30, Section C).
7 Grace Li[ian Bielfelt (1916-1978) was born at home on Clinton Road in
Brod<11m Townshipr Ohio. She mcnred to Glendale, Arizona in 1946. She ms
married in Glendal-e on 'Ju1y 411953, to Wilbur Eugene (Webb) Ang1e. Webb had a
son by a previous marriage: Eugene Angle, born abouL 1942. Grace and Webb were
divorced in 1962. Grac€ died rather suddenly of aeute florid leukqnia, at about
1:00 a.m.r orl Ncnr.22,L9'78, at St. ,foseph Ho.spital in Phoenix. She had been a
supenrisor of records for the J.C. Penney Ctrris-Tovn Store for L7 years. She is
buried in Genr:ng Cerneteryr at Peeples Valley, Arizona.
8 Lill1an Bernelda Bielfelt was born in 1918, in her girandparent's
hcnne (the
-She
Brooklyn Tonnship, Ohio.
was married at Olmsted
Cornrunity Churctr in Olmsted Fa1ls, Ohio on Mar.9,1946, to Melvin Ioyd (Bud)
Axford. Bud vas born in Cleveland, Ohio on lday 37,1922, the son of William
Charles A,:<ford and Helen Marie, nee Badger. Bud was the second of four
ctrildren: Charles George, (Bua) r' Harold, and William Charl-es. Lillian and Bud
had three children:
91 Carol rlean Axford (Ifar.6 ,L947-82 Clif ford ilames Axford (fel. L3 tl949--83 Lavern ,foyce lo<ford (OcU.29rl953--Carol rias born in Elyrla, and Cliff and laverne vere both born in Ebrea.
Liffian and Burd make their horne on Cook Road in Olmsted Tor+nship.
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(1920-1982) was born at home on Cook Road in Olmsted
'fames Ra1ph Bielfelt,
Townshipr Ohio. (See #4 & +5). He r.ras married in Euclid, Ohio on Aug.3,L94O,
to Garnet l"{arie Stroyer. Garnet was born in Cleveland, Ohio on,Jan.1r1920, the
daughter of Arthur Cornelius Stroyer and Georgiena Lattimer, nee Mayer. Garnet
vas the second of four daughters: Helen, (Garnet), Lois, and Dorothy. Jim and
Garnet had for:r childrenr all born in Cleveland:
91 Arthur .fames Stroyer BieUeIt (wov.19,1941---
9
92 C,eorge Tlromas Bielfelt (Oct.28,L943--93 Eugene Carl Bielfelt (Aug.3r1948--94 ,Janice Ia.verne Bielfe1t, (Au9.3,1948-died
in Congress, Arizona at the age of 62. He lJas crernated, and his
'Jim
scattered on Tenderfoot Hill, at Congress.
ashes
eolrrt glfarles-El-e1fe1t.
(1922-L985) lvas born at home on Cook Road in Olmsted
ally called Bub, and was a twin to Myrle (Sis). Bub
was married on July 11,L942, to Betty Ruth Er&nan, at Betty's parentrs home on
Cook Road in North Ridgeville, Ohio. Betty r+as born on Dorrer Center Road in
Westlake, Ohio on ,fu]-y 9,1921, the daughter of William Fredrick Erdman and
Martha Ruth, nee lTames. Betty was the second of three children: Eruna Louise,
(Aetty), and Fredrick William. Bub and Betty had seven children:
10-1 Richard Allen Bielfelt (Apr.22,1943--l0=2 Donald E&rard Bielfelt (Apr.25tl946--10-3 Roberta Ruth Bielfelt (Aug.8,1947--lO-4 Sharon Eileen Bielfelt (.fufy 21,1949-10-5 Barbara ,Jean Bie1felt (I.{ar.1,1955--10-6 Benrerly Anne Bielfelt (Au9.23,7956--10-7 Raymond Charles Bielfe1t (May 3,1959--Richard and Donald were both born in Elyria, and Roberta, Barbara, Beverly, and
Ralmond were all- born in Berea. Bub and Bet,ty made their home on Cook Road in
Olmsted Township. Bub vorked as a precision tool grinder. Br:lc died in the
sumrrer of 1985, at the of 63. He is buried in Sunset Memorial Park in Oryahoga
Connty (crave 1, I.ot 22O, S*Lion 2X).
Lp
11 }&r1e Eileen Bielfelt was born at home on Cook Road in Olmsted Township in
the sr.uruner of 1922. She was usually ca1led Sis, and was a twin to Robert (Bub).
Sis nas married in North Ol-msted on Jdne 18,1938, to Norman Paul Sparr
(May 10,1919-). Norman r+as born in Elyria, Ohio and rras the yor:ngest of
seven ctrildren: Harriet, Errin, Fred, George, .Tim, Harold, and (trlorman). Sis and
Norman had three children:
11-1 Harold Phillip Sparr (Donald ,Iack Pitcher) (Nov.4,1938--ll-2 a sti1lborn son (apr.11,1941)
11-3 Sa1ly Bess Sparr (ntten sue) (i.tov.24,1943--Harold and the stillborn baby vere both born prernaturely. Harold vas born in
Berea, dnd Sal1y vas born in Elyria. Myrle and Norman vere divorced, and she
ctranged her name to Helen Rose l,IcQuinn. Haroldrs name r,l-as dranged to Donal-d
,Jack, and Sallyts name was dtanged to Ellen Sue.
Helen vas married a second timer on Aug.29rl947, in Covington, Kentuclqrr to
William Leroy Pitcher. firey tnd three children, all born pranaturely:
11-4 Billy Roy Pitctrer (ocu.29,L948)
11-5 Kenneth Glenn Pitcher (ffi.2,L949)
11-6 Irene Faye Pitcher (Mar.24,1952--t"lay L5,1952) Age 1 mo.
Bi11y r.ras stillborn, and Kenneth lived only a couple of hours. frene died in a
hospital in Houston, Texas. Billy was born in Geneva, Ohio; Kenneth in
Painesville, Ohio; and Irene in Houston. Helen and Willialn vere later divorced.
Helen trad another prernatur€ sorlr born in Prescott, Arizona:
Ll-7 Charles Daniel
McQuinn (Pedersen) ('1an.9,1957---
10
Danny, Helen had a set of tv'ins. Prernaturely born at home, they r+ere both
stillborn. Helen had nine drildren altogether.
Helen nas married a third time, on May 1811966, in Ias Vegas, Nerrada, to
Leo Alford Pedersen (,Ian.1111915--Apr.13r1978). Leo rlas born in Lincolnr
Nebr:aska, the son of Alford Anthony Pedersen and Mina Elizabeth, nee May. Danny
was adopted by Leo. Leo died of cancer at the age of 63, in Prescott. He is
buried in @nr:ng Cernetery, at Peeples Valleyr Arizona.
Helen vas married a fourth time, on Aug.L3rL987, in Congress, Arizona to
Roy A1an Austin of Congress. Roy r'ras born in National City, California on
Apr.19,L923r the son of Randall Austin and Mabler n€€ Fleming. Roy had six
grown ctrildren by a prerrious marriage: Susan Austin, Roy Austin, Scott Austin,
Mary Austin, David Austin, and Patti Austin. Helen and Roy sti1l live in
Congress, Arizona.
Mter
11
(Second Generation)
in Cleveland, Ohio in 1925. He vas married
@z,toE1izabethSe11ers(ttay22,1g21-__).Tney
21 Dale Er-win Otterson r+as born
one son:
1n
had
211 Donald DaIe Otterson (ltar.7,l948--Apr.14,1977) Age 29
Dale and Betty were divorced in or near Los Angeles, California sometime after
1964. DaIe norv lives in Nashville, Tennessee.
Z?,lemes ltli1lard otterson was born in otmsted Fa1ls, ohio in 1927. He lras
married in Sa1t, Lake City, Utah, by ,Iudge ,-Tohn Harter, on May B ,lg4}, to Ann
Elizabeth sperber scherrer. she vas born in Dortmund Horde, Germany
Mar.l,l92L, the daughter of Paul Sperber and Anna, nee Wolem, both of whom rrere
born in Westfalen (Westphal-ia), Germany. Ann had two brothers and a sister:
Karl, He1en, and August. Annrs marriage to Jim was her second. Her first
husband vas Russell 'fohn Scherrer, whom she married Oct.1911939, in Buffalo,
New York. Ann and Russell were divorced Apr.23,7948, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Jim and Aru: adopted tno sons in Seattle, Washington:
221 ,James Paul Otterson (Feb.17r1955-222 Robrt Hugh otterson (1tar.29,1957--,fim and Ann vere eventual-Ly divorced.
Jim Otterson l.ras married a second time, in Houston, Te>ras, on Nov.BrLg76,
to Barbara Diane sperber. she r.ras born in oklahoma city, oklahoma, on
May 911953, the daughter of Karl Paul Sperber and Catherine Mary, nee Bernatt.
Barbara had two yormger sisters: Virginia, and Carol. Jim and Barbara have tvo
sons, both born in Renton, Washington:
223 Jolvt Michael Otterson (eu9.23,1979-224 l"taLLhew A11en Otterson (l,tar. 4,1986--fley live in Auburn, Washington (between Seattle and Taccnra).
f SrGLuti
23 Myrle*s#ele-Otterson was born in Olmsted Fal1s, Ohio, f,,qr1929. She was
rk on ocL.26,7946, to Robert **B Sehl
(May 25,1924-). He was born in the State of New York, the son of Robert
Seh1. fhey tnd five drildren:
231 Diane Loretta Sehl- (Apr.5,1947--232 Karen Joanne Sehl (Feb.4,1949-233 I'lalare Douglas Sehl (Sept.2,1952-234 Scott Braciy Sehrl (SepL.A,l95B-- /F,,.i--\
uwrrrr''
235 Bonnie ,Joyce Sehl (Sept.4,1958-- \
They live in Cheektowaga, Nev York, near Buffalo.
24 Clarence David .fenkins lras born in Berea, Ohio in 1940. He was married
Cteelctowaga, NeIr'York on Sept.2l,L96B, to Barbara Frances Osrnola
(t'tov.2L,l944--- ). They had tlo sons:
241 David Francis ,fenkins (trlov.25,lg9i--242 Deniel Ralmond ,Jenkins (Jan.26,l9B5--
in
in Berea, Ohio in 1932. He was married on
sseel Elsenius. Louise was born in Oakland,
California on Feb.L6,L937, the daughter of Albert Martin Elsenius and Louise
Rosseelr D€€ Hart. Sherm and Iouise had. tvo sons, both born in Oakland:
311 Steven Stanley Bielfelt (l{Ey 2,1963-312 Edward Albert BielfeLt (ttov.26,7965--Dec.20,1985) age 20
They live in Scnoma, California, north of San Francisco.
31 Sherman Wairne Bielfelt r.ras born
r2
32 Nancv Ellen Bielfelt was born in Berea, Ohio in 1933. She r.ras married in
Arizona to Donald Sparm, and they trad one son, born in Arizona:
321 Tracy Alan Spann (Sept.25,1962-They live in Phoenix, Arizona.
33
in
was born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1959. She vas married
California, at Norton Air Force Base, on Feb.27,l9BB, Lo
laurel Louise Bielfelt
San Bernardino,
Bmce Taft.
34 KevinJav Bielfelt rvas born in Phoenix, Arizona in 1960. He was married in
Terpe, Arizona, at the Tenpe Church of the Nazarene, on Feb.L4rL987, toLauren
Ann Norman. Iauren las the daughter of Robert M. Norman. Kevin and Lauren live
in Chandler, Arizona, near Phoenix.
35 Lawrence David
Bielfelt
was born
in Phoenix, Arizona in
1963.
*******
51 Bruce Har:rey Bielfelt r+as born in Berea, Ohio in 1949. He rras married in
Maryland on July 9rL977, to JoAnne l,farie Houska. JoAnne was born in Baltimore,
Maryland on Feb.9,1951, the daughter of Henry 'fohn Houska and Lois Marie, nee
Dr:ncan. Bruce and JoAnne have three children:
511 Brittany Paiqe Bielfelt (Sept.6,l97B-512 Dane Ctrristian Bielfelt (Jan.19,1981-513 Drer,i Alexander Bielfelt (oct.30,1984-fley live in Alpharettar Georgia, near Atlanta.
81 Carol Jean Axford lras born in Elyria, Ohio in 7947. She was married at Fort
Rucl<er, Alabama on June 311966, to Richard Anthony Thomas Campanalie. Richard
rvas bornNov.13,7946, the adopted son of Eugene Campanalie (his natural father's
name lias Malenoski). Carol and Ridrard had tno children, both born in
Cleveland:
811 Theresa Mictrele Campanalie (Sept.4,1969-812 Erik David Canpanalie (Jr:ne 22,7971--_
Carol and Rictrard were later divorced.
Carol married a second time, at the CuyahoEa County Court House, in
Cl-eveland on Jwre Lltl976, to Henry (Hank) Ifatowitz. Carol and Hank were
divorced in August of 7979. Carol lives in Fairvier+ Park, Ohio.
82 Clifford,fames Axford r.ras born in Berea, Ohio in 1949. He iras married in
1969, to.fannette ldarie Burrows, and they had no children. Cliff andJan were
divorced in L972.
Cliff vas married a second time, at Elyria Court House, in E1yria, Ohio,
on Nov.22,1974, to Karen Virginia Pugh. Karen was born Aug.9rl954, in
Croswille, Tennessee, the dar:ghter of ,foseph lee Pugh Sr. and LilLian Virginia,
Karen was the youngest of seven drildren: Joan, Joseph, Howard,
nee [er.
Charlesr Esther, l4yrt1e, and (Xaren). Karen alreadyhad a daughter, born in Bay
VilJage, Ohio, that Cliff later adopted:
821 Virginia Kay Axford (oec.12,19'72-C1iff and Karen had three daughters:
822 Wendy ,fo Axford (Jan.76,1976-823 Angela Denise Axford (May 16 tl979-824 Candace Rae Axford (Oec.3,1979-They live in Crossrille, Tennessee-
i3
83 Laverne Joyce LxforC was born in Berea, Ohio in f 953. She r',as ma:rit:.j :1L i:.1',;:
Colunbj.a Roaci Baptj.si Church, in Norbh Olrnsted, on Airg .23 ,i97i, Lc Da..-ij !-l',-.::.'.1
lioit. Dave was born in Cler,'el-:.rr-i, crir .iu3.?a,19,19, Ll'e sr:t s,5 Flh,--r:i ::i',' -l''l l
Dol-ores (rnaiclen nane u'rkncrun). ile ;.-L:; f,lpdr:nr:i-y -:ll Ol ir', C;,1i-.
L..l'\'::;l:::'..-.
had titree chiliren:
831 Jason Jerome tiolt (Uay 6,i980-832 Adam Alan riolt (.rury 29,1983--833 Samantha Su Holt (Feb.12,1985--They live in Ferris, Texas, south of Dallas.
Da'v'e
9L Arijtur Ja:res Sr-ri;ver Bielfelt iras Dorrl iii CleveLa:-Lj, O'i1io in 194i. He i,ES
marrieC aL St,. Christ.ine's Catholic Church in EuciiC, Ohio, on Sept.5,1964, to
Ilarylyn Gail Skully. Marylyn was born Feb.7,1946, the daughter of Blage Louis
Skully anC Pau1a Marie, nee Bojac)<. i'farylyn had an older brother, Blase James
Skully. Art, and Marylyn had two daughters, both born in Cleveland:
911 Paula Marie Bielfelt (mov.22,1966--912 Marla Christine Bielfelt (ttar.1,1969-They live in Mentor, Ohio.
92 Georle Thornas Bielfelt iras born in Cleveiand, Ohio in 1943. He rras marrieC
in Cleveland in June of 1961, to Maris Lynn Zingale ( 1944-45---about Jut_y 31,
1983). She was the daughter of Harry Zingale and i'Iary ( tast name r.rnknolrn) .
George and Maris haC one son, probably born in Euclid, Ohio:
921 George T'ironas Biel-feit, Jr. (oct. 16, 1961---ocr. 26,t965) Age 4
George divorced Maris sometime betr+een May of 1963 and June of 1964. George rras
married a second time, on June 8,L961, to Renee Fiscus, maiden narne Romano.
Renee was divorced r,rith five children from her previous marrj.age to Harry
Fiscus:
Annette Fiscus (about, 1950 ?--922 Harry Fiscus (name changed to Jim Bi-elfelt) (about 1952 ?--923 Iris Fiscus (Bielfelt) (about 1954 ?--924 Huey Fiscus (eierrett) (about 1956 ?--925 Lauren Fiscus (gietrert) (about 1959 ?--George adopted the last four. Renee was about 15 years older than George.
George and Renee had one son, probably born in Euclid:
926 George Thornas Bielfelt, Jr. (fen.24,1965-George divorced Renee Mar.29,L984. George.rras marrieC a thirC time, on
Dec.13r19B5, to Julie Alfonso, maiden name I'Iahler. Julie r+-as born about 1950,
the daughter of Wif liam C. I'Iahler. Julie '..ras divorced rsith three children from
her previous marriage to Donald Alfonso:
Dina Alfonso (June 26,1972-1973-74--Frank Arfonso (
Jennifer Alfonso (lan.B,1978--
They
live in Mentor,
93 Euqene CarI
Bielfelt.
Bielefeld.
Ohio.
Bielfelt was born in Cleveland, ohio in 1948, a twin of Janice
to live in Germany and Germanized his name to Eugen Karl
Gene went
94 Janice Laverne Bielfelt was born in Cleveland, Ohio in 1948, a twin of.Eugene
Bielfelt. She never married. She lives in orovil1e, California.
'14
'
10-1 Richard Allen Bielfelt was born
lives in North Ridgeville, Ohio.
in E1yria, Ohio in 1943.
He never married.
He
10-2 Donald Edrrard Bielfelt r+as born in Elyria, Ohio in 1946. He was marrieC in
El Cerrito, California on Dec.30,1965, to Diane Shire. Diane was born on
Oct.28,1945, the daughter of John Shire and Violet (last name unkeovn). Dia:te
had an older sister, Eileen. Don and Diane haC Lrqo chilCren:
10-21 Dee Dee Ann Bielfelt (Jan.I9,L967--LA-22 Robert Paul Biei-felt (Jan.lB,1969-They live in Phoenix, Arizona.
Bielfelt vas born in Berea, Ohio in 1947. She was marrieC at
in North Olmsted, Ohio, on JuIy 20,1964, to AnCrer,r
Andy was born in ClevelanC, Ohio on Feb.28,1945, the son of
10-3 Roberta Ruth
James Eck Jr.
AnCrew James Eck anC l-averne Florence, nee Schmot,zer. Berta anC Andy ha-l
children, aIl born in Berea:
10-31 Parneia Jane Ecl< (feU.23,1965-10-32 Tnomas A11en Eck (Ju1y 13,1967--1,0-33 David AnCre-'; 3c].; (Oct.25,1971--They live in North RiCaeville, Ohio.
threr
10-4 Sharon Eileen Bielfelt was born in Berea, Ohio in 1949. She rv-as married in
1975, tc Kenneth Mullins. They had one daughter:
10-41 Jennifer Anne Mullins (oct.5,L976--Stnron and Ken rvere divorced. Sharon lives in Olmsted Township, Ohio.
was born in Berea, Ohio in 1955. She lras married at
in North Ol'nsted, Ohio, on Aug.lO,1974, to Douglas
Smith. He r,as born in Lakewood, Ohio. Barbara and Douglas had three
1O-5 Barbara Jean
Ascffi
Graham
Bielfelt
children:
10-51 Dawn Heather Smith (uay f0 tt975-10-52 Christa Anne Smith (Nov.27 ,1976--10-53 Andrew Douglas Smith (ttov.3,1979-Barbara and Douglas were divorced in December of 1981. Barbara was marrieC a
second time, in Berea, on Dec.18r19B7, to Jeffrey Leonard Centanni. They live
in Nort}-r Ridgeville, Ohio.
was born in Berea, Ohio in 1956. She was married at
inNortho1mSted,ohio,onAug.2,l974,toDavidVernolt
Allen. DaviC was born Nov.1911955, the son of Vernon A1len and Bettyr oee
Wopeika. David was the second of three sons: Richard, (David), and RonalC.
10-6 BeverlI Anne
Bielfelt
Beverly and David had two sons:
10-61 Daniel Joseph A11en (,lune L,1919-70-62 Rory DaviC A1len (,lune 21,L980-They live in Wooster, Ohio.
10-7 Ravmond Charles Bietfelt was born in Berea, Ohio in 1959. He was marriej
trinity Lutheran Church in Orlando, Florida, on Aug.14,L9B2, to l.,Iarilyn
Louise Heins. I.,larilyn r.ras born in Orlando on June 21,1954, the daughter of i',]::r
Henry Heins and Catherine Margaret, nee Littmann. I,larilyn was the yotrngest of
three children: David CarI, .feanne Kathryn, dnd (ttarifyn). Ray and I'(arilyn na:J
aC
three children:
10-71 Brian John Bietrert
(MaY 2L,L9B3---
Bielfelt (Mar. 12,1986--10-73 Timothy Bielfelt (aug. 13, 1987--They live in Orlando, Florida.
L0-72 Megan
15
*******
11-1 Harotd Philip Sparr was born in Berea, Ohio in 1938. His name was changed
Donald Jack Pitaher. He uas married May 2,1959, to Janet Lea Richard. They
were divorced for a short time in 1912, and then remarried to each other again.
Don and Janet had four dtildren:
11-11 Brain Raymond Pitcher (oct.9,1966--1L-12 Karen Sue Pitcher (AueI.1,1968-11-13 ,Iennifer Lynn Pitcher (apr.28,L973-11-14 Amanda ilean Pitcher (Feb.10,1975-Tkey live in Phoenix, Arizona.
to
11-2 Saltv Bess Sparr rv'as born in Elyria) Of,io in 1943. Her name w.as changed to
Ellen Sue Pitcher. She vas married in Medina, Ohio on July 16,1960, to ,fohn
Alexander (Jack) de Luna. Jack was born in lakewood, Ohio on Nov.9,1942, the
El-Ien and,fack had three
son of George S. de Lr:na and Jean, nee Littlefield.
children:
11-21 Sandra Jean de Luna (oec.20,1960-Ll-22 Alexander George de Lr:na (reu.74,7967--Ll-23 Andrew John de Luna (Jan.7,1969-Ellen rllas divorced from Jack in December of 1979. She then married Thomas
Conrad Begush on Apr.1,1980. ElLen and Tom had a son:
Ll-24 Thomas John Begnrsh (Apr.12,1981---
to Roswell, Georgia, 1n 1989
Mc{uinn lns born in Prescott, Arizona in 7957. He was
- 11-7 Charles Danielwas
adopted by his stepfather, Leo Pedersen. Danny was
caftea Dannyr and
married in Wickenb*g, Arizona on,July 24,19'75, to Debra Ann Hearn. TLrey had no
ctrildren and were later divorced.
Danny Pedersen was then married a second time, to Debra Rae Brown. Dan and
They moved
Deb had
a
son:
L1-7L ,John Edmund Pedersen (aug.Ll,1982-They live in Wickenb*g, Arizona.
16
(ThirC Generation)
211 DoOald Dale Otterson (1948-1977) vas married Sept.2,1969, to Pettie
name unlfllown). fhey had I daughter, born in
California:
Dawn Heather Otterson (Juty 19,1971--This marriage vas annulled in California when they brok€ upr as Pettiers
previous divorce rras not final when she and Donny were married. Don r,ras killeC
in a motorcycle accident on Easter Sunday 1977.
f21 James Pqql Otterqon \ras the adopted son of 1221 James WilLard Otterson.
riedatseaLt,te,Washingt,ononSept.14,19B4,toa
Philippino girl named Jessica (last name believed to be Pimenta). Tlrey live in
Spokane, Washington.
222 Robert Huqh Otterson vas the adopted son of [22] James Willard
born in 1957. He lives in Seattle, Washington.
Otterson.
He
ruas
223 Joln Michael Otterson vas born
224 I'laLLhew
Allen Otterson
at Valley
was born
General Hospital
at Valley
in
General Hospital
Renton,
in
Renton,
231 Diane Loretta Seh]- was born in Buffalo, New York in 1947. She was married
- in Buffalo on JuIy 31,1965, to Ctifford John Moorhouse. Clifford was born
AnS.22,7945.
232 Karen Joanne Sehl u.as born in Cheektot'aga, Netr York in 1949. She rv-as
@onJune27,lg74,toRodneyDuaneRau1s.Rodneyi.rasborn
Feb.24,1947. Karen and Rodney had trro sons, both born in New York State:
Eric Mathew Rauls (fef.5,7977--Brian Miclrael Rauls (reu. 24,l99l--233 Wayne Douqlas Seh]- was born in Cheektowaga, Net'r York in L952. He ruas
married at Most Holy Redeemer Churdr in Cheektowaga, NewYork on Au9.6,1977, to
Janice Irene Kubicki. She was the daughter of Chester E. Kubicki. Walme and
Janice had a daughter:
Jennifer Lauren Sehr (l'{ar.9r1980--
234 Scott Bradv Sehl vas born
Bonnie Sehl.
in
Cheektowaga, Netr York
in 1958, a twin to
235 Bonnie Jovce Seh]. nas born in Cheektowaga, New Yori< in i958,
She was married Sept.5r1987, to Daniel Wese1ak.
Scott Sehl.
241 David Francis Jenkins was born
in
242 Daniel Raymond Jenkins was born
in
a tr,rin to
1981.
1985
in Oakland, California in 1963. Called
VaIleYr California.
311 Steven gqa44y_Bie1fe.L!. vas born
312 Edvard
Albert Biel-felt (1965-1985) uas born in oakland, carifornia' Ec dieci
l7
321 Tracy Alan Spann was born
511
in Arizona in
Brittanv Paiqe Bielfelt ms born in
512 Dane
1962.
Colurubus, Ohio
in
1978.
Ctrristian Bielfelt las born in Tucker, Georgia in
513 Drew Alexander
Bielfelt
rv-as
born in T[cker, Georgia in 1984.
811 Theresa Michele Campanalie was born
in
Cleve1and, Ohio
812
Erik David Campanalie vas born in Cleveland, Ohio in
821
Virqinia
Kav A"xford was
1981.
in
1969.
1971.
the adopted daughter of [82] Cfiff Axford.
born in Bay Vi1lage, Ohio in 1972.
822 Wenqljq_rlEqord rras born
in
C1eveland, Ohio
823 Anqela Denise Axford r+as born
824 Candace Rae Axford was born
831 .fason Jerome Holt vas born
832 AdAm AIa4
-
Holt
833 Samantha Su
was born
in Inring,
in lrving,
Christine Bielfelt
921 Georqe Thomas
defective heart.
1979.
1980.
1983.
in Cteveland, Ohio in
was born
Bielfelt Jr.
in
in
in
1985.
911 Paula I'{arie Bie1fe1t was born
912 l,{arla
Texas
1978.
Tennessee
Texas
r,ras
1976.
in Cleveland, Ohio in
in Croswille,
Holt vas born in
in
She
1966.
in Cleveland, Ohio in
(1961-1965) died
1969.'
just after his 4th birthday of
922 Harry Fiscus Bielfelt was the adopted son of [gZ] eeorge Bieffielt. He
changed his name to Jim Bielfelt, but is cormnonly ca11ed Gig. He has been
married and divorced. He has at least one chilC, maybe more.
923
Iris Fiscus Bielfelt
was the adopteC daughter
Iive in
Tecas
ot l92l
Ceorge
Bielfelt.
She
924 Huev Fiscus BietEelt vas the adopted son of [gZ] Ceorge Bielfelt. He has
besr married and divorced. He sometimes uses his original name, Hugh Fiscus.
925 Lauren Fiscus
Bielfelt,
was the adopted daughter of 192] C,eorge Bielfe1t..
d, and they had at ieast one child, miybe more.
926 Georqe Tlrcmas Bielfelt 'Jr. (2nd) rvas born in 1965. He vas supposed to have
besr married in CleveLand, Ohio on.Jan.5r1985, to Penny (last name unlcrovn).
They tnve a daughter:
Brittany Bielfelt (Sept.19,1986---
a
18
10-21 Dee Dee Ann
Bielfelt
was born
in Clevetand, Ohio in 1967.
Jackson. They had a
Jef frey Midrael Jackson (t'tar. 14, 1987--Dee Dee nas divorced from Kenneth in 1987.
She vas marrieC
son:
\9-22 Robert Paul Bielfelt vas born in Berea, Ohio in
1969.
1tQ-31 Pamela 'Jane Eck was born in Berea, Ohio in 1965. She r,as married at Christ
the King Lutheran Churdr in North Olmsted, Ohio on Mar.5,1983, to James Michaet.
Case. ,James was the son of Robert Case, and he had three younger sist,ers. pam
and James had a daughter, born at Carp Lejeune, Jacksonville, No:th CaroLina:
Kristen Marie Case (Aug.4,L9B3-Pam and James were divorced in 1987. Pam had another son:
Joshua Carlin Case (July 27,1988---
10-32 Tlromas A11en Eck was born in Berea, Ohio in 1967. He was married
A19.5,1989, to Marky Lewis. She vas born at E1yria Memorial Hospital in Etyria,
Ohio on Sept.27,1969.
10-33 David Andrew Eck was born
10-41 Jennifer Anne Mullins
10-51 Dawn Heather Smith
in Berea, Ohio in
las born in
r,i-as
in
10-53 Andrer,r Douqlas Smith was born
10-61 Daniel Joseph Al1en vas born
10-62 Rory David Al1en was born
10-72 Meqan
Bielfelt
Bielfe1t
10-73 Timothv
rsas
Bielfel-t
was
Havre de Grace, Maryland
in HeidelberE,
Germany
in Wooster, Ohio in
in Wooster, Ohio in
in
in
1976.
1979.
1979.
1980.
1983.
1986.
born in
1987.
11-11 Blaine Ravmond Pitcherwas born
11-12 Karen Sue Pitcher vas
1976.
born in Orlando, Elorida in
born in
was
Virginia in
born at Fort Hood, Texas in 1975.
10-52 Christa Anne Smith was born
10-71 Brian John
tr^lest
1974.
born.in
in
Massachusetts
in
1968.
11-13 ,Jennifer Lvnn Pitcher was born
in Arizona in 1973.
11-14 Amanda Jean Pitcher r.ras born
in Arizona in 1975.
11-21 Sandra Jean de Luna vas born
in Medina, Ohio in
11-22 Alexander Georqe de Luna was born
in
She
She
1982.
is calleC Jenny.
is called
1960.
in Medina, Ohio in
11-23 Andrew 'John de Luna was born in 1969
11-24 Ttrcnras John Becrush was born in Ohio in 1981.
11-71 John E&nund Pedersen was born
1966.
1967.
l,,landy.