Marriage: Fred Burmeister, also known as Fred Burmaster, was married first to Mary Thiesenhuesen. That marriage ended in Divorce on 4 May 1907. His second marriage was to Effie Dona Zimmer on 22 May 1907. His second marriage resulted in a divorce on 11 Feb 1911. Fred's third marriage was to Caroline Olsen on 5 Apr 1912. Fred started divorce proceedings against Caroline on 28 Apr 1939, claiming that she deserted him. Fred dropped the divorce case against Caroline on 10 Jun 1939.
MARRIAGE: A certificate from the minister who conducted the marriage between Fred and Caroline states that the marriage took place on 5 April 1912 at Menominee, Michigan between Fred Burmaster of New Auburn, Wisconsin and Caroline Olsen of Medford, Wisconsin. Witnesses were Anna Anderson and Eleanor Jones. The ceremony was performed by a Justice of the Peace, John E. Jones. A record of the marriage was found on a Rootsweb.com database for Menominee County, Michigan. The original marriage document is in the posession of Bob Heck.
A funeral booklet from the Hogseth Funeral Chapel, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin shows the burial at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Chippewa Falls on 20 May 1944.
Frederick Burmaster owned a 160 acre farm at New Auburn, Wisconsin. The farm was called Village Side Stock Farm.
Frederick Burmeister went by the name of Burmaster.
He is buried at the Forest Hill Cemetery, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co., WI.
MARRIAGE: A certificate from the minister who conducted the marriage between Fred and Caroline states that the marriage took place on 5 April 1912 at Menominee, Michigan between Fred Burmaster of New Auburn, Wisconsin and Caroline Olsen of Medford, Wisconsin. Witnesses were Anna Anderson and Eleanor Jones. The ceremony was performed by a Justice of the Peace, John E. Jones. A record of the marriage was found on a Rootsweb.com database for Menominee County, Michigan. The original marriage document is in the posession of Bob Heck.
A funeral booklet from the Hogseth Funeral Chapel, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin shows the burial at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Chippewa Falls on 20 May 1944.
Frederick Burmaster owned a 160 acre farm at New Auburn, Wisconsin. The farm was called Village Side Stock Farm.
Frederick Burmeister went by the name of Burmaster.
He is buried at the Forest Hill Cemetery, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co., WI.
Marriage: Fred Burmeister, also known as Fred Burmaster, was married first to Mary Thiesenhuesen. That marriage ended in Divorce on 4 May 1907. His second marriage was to Effie Dona Zimmer on 22 May 1907. His second marriage resulted in a divorce on 11 Feb 1911. Fred's third marriage was to Caroline Olsen on 5 Apr 1912. Fred started divorce proceedings against Caroline on 28 Apr 1939, claiming that she deserted him. Fred dropped the divorce case against Caroline on 10 Jun 1939.
MARRIAGE: A certificate from the minister who conducted the marriage between Fred and Caroline states that the marriage took place on 5 April 1912 at Menominee, Michigan between Fred Burmaster of New Auburn, Wisconsin and Caroline Olsen of Medford, Wisconsin. Witnesses were Anna Anderson and Eleanor Jones. The ceremony was performed by a Justice of the Peace, John E. Jones. A record of the marriage was found on a Rootsweb.com database for Menominee County, Michigan. The original marriage document is in the posession of Bob Heck.
A funeral booklet from the Hogseth Funeral Chapel, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin shows the burial at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Chippewa Falls on 20 May 1944.
Frederick Burmaster owned a 160 acre farm at New Auburn, Wisconsin. The farm was called Village Side Stock Farm.
Frederick Burmeister went by the name of Burmaster.
He is buried at the Forest Hill Cemetery, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co., WI.
MARRIAGE: A certificate from the minister who conducted the marriage between Fred and Caroline states that the marriage took place on 5 April 1912 at Menominee, Michigan between Fred Burmaster of New Auburn, Wisconsin and Caroline Olsen of Medford, Wisconsin. Witnesses were Anna Anderson and Eleanor Jones. The ceremony was performed by a Justice of the Peace, John E. Jones. A record of the marriage was found on a Rootsweb.com database for Menominee County, Michigan. The original marriage document is in the posession of Bob Heck.
A funeral booklet from the Hogseth Funeral Chapel, Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin shows the burial at the Forest Hill Cemetery in Chippewa Falls on 20 May 1944.
Frederick Burmaster owned a 160 acre farm at New Auburn, Wisconsin. The farm was called Village Side Stock Farm.
Frederick Burmeister went by the name of Burmaster.
He is buried at the Forest Hill Cemetery, Chippewa Falls, Chippewa Co., WI.
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