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Family: Mohelnitzky/Ruskhauff (F1696)[1, 2]
m. 6 Feb 1872
m. 6 Feb 1872
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Father | Male
Anton Mohelnitzky
Birth 24 Apr 1848 Sulzau, Bohemia 
Died 22 Dec 1893 Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
Buried 26 Dec 1893 Calvary Cemetery, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
Married 6 Feb 1872 St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Father Anton Mohelnitzky | F2214 Group Sheet Mother Mary Schulty | F2214 Group Sheet
Mother | Female
Mary Christine Ruskhauff
Birth 28 Jun 1854 Pittsburgh, Allegheny, Pennsylvania 
Died 14 Mar 1936 Cazenovia, Richland , Wisconsin 
Buried 17 Mar 1936 St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Father John Conrad Ruskhauff | F1733 Group Sheet Mother Anna Elizabeth Freker | F1733 Group Sheet Children
Child 1 | Male
> Conrad Sebastian Mohelnitzky
Birth 12 Sep 1874 Cazenovia, Richland, Wisconsin 
Christened 12 Sep 1874 St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Died 17 Mar 1914 St. Francis Hospital, La Crosse, La Crosse, Wisconsin 
Buried St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Spouse Mary Valeria Fastener | F1737 Married 22 Aug 1899 St. Joseph's Catholic Church, Milwaukee, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
Child 2 | Male
John Anton Mohelnitzky
Birth 3 Feb 1876 La Valle, Sauk, Wisconsin 
Christened 3 Feb 1876 St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Died 19 Nov 1949 Wausau, Marathon, Wisconsin 
Buried St. Joseph's Catholic Cemetery, Wausau, Marathon, Wisconsin 
Spouse Emma Helen Brunkalla | F1738 Married 16 Oct 1901 Holy Redeemer Catholic Church, Athens, Marathon, Wisconsin 
Child 3 | Male
George Heinrich Mohelnitzky
Birth 8 Dec 1877 Cazenovia, Richland, Wisconsin 
Died 26 Jun 1885 Buried
Child 4 | Female
Julia Mary Mohelnitzky
Birth 26 Aug 1879 La Valle, Sauk, Wisconsin 
Died 18 Mar 1953 Ironton Township, Sauk Wisconsin 
Buried 21 Mar 1953 Calvary Cemetery, Ironton, Sauk, Wisconsin 
Spouse Frank Braun | F1874 Married 20 Nov 1907 Saint Anthony Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Child 5 | Female
Theresa Elizabeth Mohelnitzky
Birth 10 Feb 1881 La Valle, Sauk, Wisconsin 
Christened 10 Feb 1881 Saint Anthony Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Died 19 Feb 1961 Madison, Dane, Wisconsin 
Buried 22 Feb 1961 Resurrection Cemetery, Madison, Dane, Wisconsin 
Spouse Henry Williams | F1875 Married 24 Oct 1928 Madison, Dane County, Wisconsin 
Child 6 | Male
Frank Florence Mohelnitzky
Birth 15 Oct 1882 LaValle, Sauk County, Wisconsin 
Christened 15 Oct 1882 Saint Anthony Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Died 8 Apr 1960 Buried Wisconsin Memorial Park Cemetery, Milwaukee, Wisconsin 
Spouse Margaret Winn | F1876 Married 2 Feb 1917 Allendale, New Jersey 
Child 7 | Female
Francis Christina Mohelnitzky
Birth 3 Jan 1885 LaValle, Sauk County, Wisconsin 
Christened 3 Jan 1885 Saint Anthony Catholic Church, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Died 1 Jan 1968 Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California 
Buried 8 Jan 1968 Holy Cross Cemetery, Slauson Ave, Los Angeles, California 
Spouse Arthur Kussman | F1877 Married 2 May 1917 St. Vibiana Cathedral, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California 
Child 8 | Female
Abalonia Mohelnitzky
Birth 8 May 1887 Wisconsin 
Died 15 May 1887 Buried
Child 9 | Female
> Henrietta Mary Mohelnitzky
Birth 22 May 1888 New Lisbon, Juneau, Wisconsin 
Died 20 Jan 1983 Cazenovia, Richland, Wisconsin 
Buried 24 Jan 1983 St. Anthony's Catholic Cemetery, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
Spouse Frank Mathias Duren | F0495 Married 8 Sep 1910 St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Cazenovia, Germantown, Richland, Wisconsin 
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Notes - Anton came to America with his sisters, mother and father from Selzaw Bohemia in the 1800's. On the way there, his father died. Entering a new country, not speaking English and having 3 children to support left his mother in difficult straits and so she put the two children in an orphanage in Milwaukee.
When he died, his daughter Henrietta was five yrs old and had the measles at the time. She remembers having to stand on a box to view her father in his coffin.
The rest of his children worked and brought home their money for their mother so that the family could survive.
...notes from Irene Soltwedel. These notes were told to her by Emma Mohelnitzky, wife of John Mohelnitzky.
ANTON MOHELNITZKY
Anton came to America with his parents and two sisters, Mary and Julia. On the way over, the father got sick and died when they arrived here. The mother married again and put the 3 children in an orphanage......other story....the mother died of a broken heart.
Anton stayed in the St Francis orphanage until 14 yrs old. He wanted to study for the priesthood, but couldn't study for a priest because he was not tall enough. Sebastian Wenker or George Ruskauff took him from the orphanage to help them in the store in Cazenovia to work. Then he went out to work for himself and decided to learn the harness business in Cazenovia, WI in the old Hale barbershop where Jed Walsh later worked as a barber.
He met Mary Ruskauff and married her, then moved to LaValle, WI and went into the harness business there. From there he moved to New Lisbon, WI and went into the business there. From there they moved to Milwaukee, WI and he worked in a big harness shop there. He got sick and died of pneumonia when my mother, Henrietta Mohelnitzkey was 5 1/2 yrs old.
They spoke German; couldn't talk Bohemian.
His sister Mary married a Schmitz and there are some descendants living in Milwaukee...52nd and Layton corner, Milwaukee, WI.
His sister Julia married a George Cline and had 2 children. Her daughter married a George Cline and had 2 children. One of her daughters, Kitty, married an Otto.
........recorded by Irene (Duren) Soltwedel's daughter, Dianne (Soltwedel) Dieter, May 2002.
- Anton came to America with his sisters, mother and father from Selzaw Bohemia in the 1800's. On the way there, his father died. Entering a new country, not speaking English and having 3 children to support left his mother in difficult straits and so she put the two children in an orphanage in Milwaukee.
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Sources - [S6078] 1880 United States Federal Census (Reliability: ).
Cazenovia, Richland, Wisconsin
Tony MOHINSKEY Self M Male W 31 AUSTRIA Harness Maker AUSTRIA AUSTRIA
Mary MOHINSKEY Wife M Female W 26 PRUS Keeping House PRUS PRUS
Conrad MOHINSKEY Son S Male W 6 WI AUSTRIA PRUS
John MOHINSKEY Son S Male W 5 WI AUSTRIA PRUS
George MOHINSKEY Son S Male W 2 WI AUSTRIA PRUS
Julia MOHINSKEY Dau S Female W 10M WI AUSTRIA PRUS - [S6063] 1900 United States Federal Census (Reliability: ).
Name: Mary Mohelnitzky
Home in 1900: Milwaukee Ward 10, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Age: 45
Estimated birth year: abt 1855
Birthplace: Pennsylvania
Relationship to head-of-house: Head
Race: White
Household Members:
Mary Mohelnitzky 45, mother of 9 children, 7 still living
John Mohelnitzky 25, Grocer
Julia Mohelnitzky 20, Domestic Servant
Theresa Mohelnitzky 19, Domestic Servant
Frank Mohelnitzky 17, Clerk - grocery
Francis Mohelnitzky 15, Salesman - grocery
Henrietta Mohelnitzky 12, At School
- [S6078] 1880 United States Federal Census (Reliability: ).
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