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OCONTO COUNTY
Wisconsin
FAMILIES and BIOGRAPHIES
.BREED
FAMILY.
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There were three Breed brothers from New England, whom the town of Breed was named after.
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According to the pre 1907 Wisconsin State
Birth Index, the following
were born in Oconto County:
Fred E Breed 25 Mar
1888
Allen D Breed 23 Mar 1889
Leona M Breed 03 Aug 1890
Charles S Breed 08 Jul 1899
Ella C Breed 25 Dec 1900
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The pre 1907 Wisconsin
State Marriage
Index, the following were married in Oconto County:
A W Breed 01 May 1887
Annie S Breed 02 Feb 1899
and other marriages:
Oconto County Reporter
July 21, 1910
Mr. John Breed and Miss
Lena Rinka, both of
Pensaukee, were united in marriage yesterday morning by judge H.F.
Jones
at his office here. They were attended by Miss Amanda Kottke
and
Mr. Charles Rinka.
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Oconto County Reporter
June 28, 1923
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Breed
of Suring, who
were married at Parker’s Prairie, Minn., on the 16th, arrived
in Suring
during the week on their honeymoon.
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Agnes Baumgartner Clayton who provided the photo above, is
listed
in the following Oconto County obiruary of her brother:
Louis
E. Baumgartner, 93, Suring, died at home
on Friday June 6, 2003. He was born in Lakewood August 1, 1909, to the
late Louis and Lula (Mills)
Baumgartner. Louis married
Sophie Rueckert
October 28, 1940. The couple lived and farmed in Breed township for
many
years, during later years
he was employed by the
Oconto County Forestry.
Louis was a member of Emanuel Lutheran Church in Breed.
Survivors
include his daughter Marie and son-in-law
Roger Schulz, Suring; half sister Dale (Awald) Quandt, Suring; two
granddaughters
and their
children, Pam (Wayne)
Deering, Suring and
their children, Kimberly, Joshua, and Christopher; Jodi (David)
Fischer,
Gillett and their children Eric
and Mark.
He was
preceded in death by his wife Sophie
on November 4, 1993; four sisters, Phyllis, Agnes,
Grace, and Anne; four brothers, John, George,
Richard, and Junior.
Visitation
was held on Tuesday, June 10, at
Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Breed beginning at 9:30 a.m. until funeral
services 11 a.m. with Pastor
Paul Scheunemann
officiating. Burial in Breed
Union Cemetery. Gruetzmacher Funeral Home, Suring in charge of
arrangements.
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The 1898 Oconto County Plat
Map of Town of
How gives the following Breed landowners:
A. Breed
L. M. Breed
G. Breed
C. M. Breed
Oconto County Newspaper Articles:
Oconto
County Reporter
April 11, 1897
Frank Breed has moved from
Mountain.
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Oconto County Reporter
6 April 1895
Geo. M. Breed, postmaster
at Breed, and chairman-elect
of the new town of Waupee, was one of the first settlers in that part
of
Oconto county. With his wife and two babies he moved to his present
home
eleven years ago, and had to cut seven miles of road to get
there.
He also carried the mail without charge for one year to get a post
office
established. Now he has many good neighbors and rejoices in a town
organization
and the success of the republican ticket.
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