Andrew William Regg (1880-1939) was the sixth-born of the seven children of Catholic German-speaking immigrants, Andrew (Andreas) Regg (1837-1911) and Julia Henninger Regg (1839-1916). Andrew William Regg was born on July 4, 1880, at Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, and died on March 9, 1939, at Toledo, seat of Lucas County, Ohio, where he is buried in Toledo's Calvary Cemetery alongside his wife, Caroline K. Regg (1884-1957). Bruce Garver, a great-great nephew of Andrew William Regg, has not ascertained definitively whether or not Andrew William Regg and Caroline Regg ever had any children. Apparently, they had none. Bruce will be delighted to hear from anyone who has additional information about Andrew & Caroline Regg and their relatives. Bruce's paternal grandmother, Louise Regg Garver (1886-1946), is the youngest of the four sisters of Andrew William Regg.
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Andrew William Regg is the sixth of the seven children born to Catholic German immigrants Julia Henninger Regg (1839-1916) and Andrew (Andreas) Regg (1837-1911), who was born in the Kingdom of Wűrttemberg and during the American Civil War served in Company "F" of the 165th Infantry Regiment of the Ohio National Guard. Of the seven children born to Andrew and Julia Regg from 1861 to 1886, the eldest, Charles M. Regg (1861-1935), and the youngest, Louise Regg Garver (1886-1946), are interred in Hamilton's Greenwood Cemetery. Sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzzie") Regg, and Catherine ("Katie") Regg, as well as brother Joseph C. Regg, are interred at St. Stephen Cemetery in Hamilton; and brother Andrew William Regg is buried in Calvary Cemetery at Toledo, Ohio. Of the seven Regg siblings, only the three sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Regg Albert, and Louise Regg Garver, are known to have descendants living in the 21st century. The Memorials to Andrew and Julia Regg and their seven children are linked to one another on each family member's Find a Grave Memorial.
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From the "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918":
Event Type Draft Registration
Name Andrew William Regg / Sex Male
Event Date 1917-1918
Event Place Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, United States
Event Place (Original) United States, Ohio, Toledo City no 2
Citizenship Place United States
Birth Date 4 Jul 1880
Birthplace , , United States
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Andrew William Regg is the sixth of the seven children born to Catholic German immigrants Julia Henninger Regg (1839-1916) and Andrew (Andreas) Regg (1837-1911), who was born in the Kingdom of Wűrttemberg and during the American Civil War served in Company "F" of the 165th Infantry Regiment of the Ohio National Guard. Of the seven children born to Andrew and Julia Regg from 1861 to 1886, the eldest, Charles M. Regg (1861-1935), and the youngest, Louise Regg Garver (1886-1946), are interred in Hamilton's Greenwood Cemetery. Sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzzie") Regg, and Catherine ("Katie") Regg, as well as brother Joseph C. Regg, are interred at St. Stephen Cemetery in Hamilton; and brother Andrew William Regg is buried in Calvary Cemetery at Toledo, Ohio. Of the seven Regg siblings, only the three sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Regg Albert, and Louise Regg Garver, are known to have descendants living in the 21st century. The Memorials to Andrew and Julia Regg and their seven children are linked to one another on each family member's Find a Grave Memorial.
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From the "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918":
Event Type Draft Registration
Name Andrew William Regg / Sex Male
Event Date 1917-1918
Event Place Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, United States
Event Place (Original) United States, Ohio, Toledo City no 2
Citizenship Place United States
Birth Date 4 Jul 1880
Birthplace , , United States
Andrew William Regg (1880-1939) was the sixth-born of the seven children of Catholic German-speaking immigrants, Andrew (Andreas) Regg (1837-1911) and Julia Henninger Regg (1839-1916). Andrew William Regg was born on July 4, 1880, at Cincinnati, seat of Hamilton County, Ohio, and died on March 9, 1939, at Toledo, seat of Lucas County, Ohio, where he is buried in Toledo's Calvary Cemetery alongside his wife, Caroline K. Regg (1884-1957). Bruce Garver, a great-great nephew of Andrew William Regg, has not ascertained definitively whether or not Andrew William Regg and Caroline Regg ever had any children. Apparently, they had none. Bruce will be delighted to hear from anyone who has additional information about Andrew & Caroline Regg and their relatives. Bruce's paternal grandmother, Louise Regg Garver (1886-1946), is the youngest of the four sisters of Andrew William Regg.
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Andrew William Regg is the sixth of the seven children born to Catholic German immigrants Julia Henninger Regg (1839-1916) and Andrew (Andreas) Regg (1837-1911), who was born in the Kingdom of Wűrttemberg and during the American Civil War served in Company "F" of the 165th Infantry Regiment of the Ohio National Guard. Of the seven children born to Andrew and Julia Regg from 1861 to 1886, the eldest, Charles M. Regg (1861-1935), and the youngest, Louise Regg Garver (1886-1946), are interred in Hamilton's Greenwood Cemetery. Sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzzie") Regg, and Catherine ("Katie") Regg, as well as brother Joseph C. Regg, are interred at St. Stephen Cemetery in Hamilton; and brother Andrew William Regg is buried in Calvary Cemetery at Toledo, Ohio. Of the seven Regg siblings, only the three sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Regg Albert, and Louise Regg Garver, are known to have descendants living in the 21st century. The Memorials to Andrew and Julia Regg and their seven children are linked to one another on each family member's Find a Grave Memorial.
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From the "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918":
Event Type Draft Registration
Name Andrew William Regg / Sex Male
Event Date 1917-1918
Event Place Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, United States
Event Place (Original) United States, Ohio, Toledo City no 2
Citizenship Place United States
Birth Date 4 Jul 1880
Birthplace , , United States
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Andrew William Regg is the sixth of the seven children born to Catholic German immigrants Julia Henninger Regg (1839-1916) and Andrew (Andreas) Regg (1837-1911), who was born in the Kingdom of Wűrttemberg and during the American Civil War served in Company "F" of the 165th Infantry Regiment of the Ohio National Guard. Of the seven children born to Andrew and Julia Regg from 1861 to 1886, the eldest, Charles M. Regg (1861-1935), and the youngest, Louise Regg Garver (1886-1946), are interred in Hamilton's Greenwood Cemetery. Sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzzie") Regg, and Catherine ("Katie") Regg, as well as brother Joseph C. Regg, are interred at St. Stephen Cemetery in Hamilton; and brother Andrew William Regg is buried in Calvary Cemetery at Toledo, Ohio. Of the seven Regg siblings, only the three sisters Frances Mary Regg Klingler, Elizabeth ("Lizzie") Regg Albert, and Louise Regg Garver, are known to have descendants living in the 21st century. The Memorials to Andrew and Julia Regg and their seven children are linked to one another on each family member's Find a Grave Memorial.
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From the "United States World War I Draft Registration Cards, 1917-1918":
Event Type Draft Registration
Name Andrew William Regg / Sex Male
Event Date 1917-1918
Event Place Toledo, Lucas County, Ohio, United States
Event Place (Original) United States, Ohio, Toledo City no 2
Citizenship Place United States
Birth Date 4 Jul 1880
Birthplace , , United States
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