Family: Knechtel, Joseph Emil / Chilson, Eva (F54937)

• Male Knechtel, Joseph Emil

  
  

  Birth	12 May 1897	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	15 Feb 1994	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Marriage	16 Aug 1921		Sealed S (LDS)
  Father	Knechtel, Emil Jacob Sr. | F52847 Group Sheet
  Mother	Finke, Mary Teresa | F52847 Group Sheet

  
  

  Female Chilson, Eva

  
  

  Birth	15 Jun 1904	Renovo, Clinton, Pennsylvania, USA	LDS Ordinances	Date	Place
  Christening			Baptized (LDS)
  Death	31 Oct 1982	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA	Endowed (LDS)
  Burial			Sealed P (LDS)
  Other Spouse	Kaake, Lawton Edwin Sr | F54938
  Marriage			Sealed S (LDS)
  Father	Chilson, William | F54939 Group Sheet
  Mother

  
  

• Notes

  residence jt: 20230505GHLn- F Eva CHILSON Born 15 June 1904 - Renova, PA Deceased 31 October 1982 - Coudersport, PA, aged 78 years old Buried - Eulalia Cem., Coudersport, Pa Parents William CHILSON ? ? Spouses Married 18 August 1921 to Joseph Emil Joseph / Joe KNECHTEL 1897-1994 Married after 1965 to Lawton E. KAAKE 1899-1967 Married to x x Notes Individual Note NOTE:Info: USA census 1930 Pennsylvania Venango County, Irwin Township, ED 61-17 sheet 1A, Pittsburgh Road; mentioned as CHILOON. _NEW Time/Heure: 21:47:31 Change info: 10 SEP 2005 13:25:19 Family Tree Preview Ancestry Chart William CHILSON ? ? | | | Eva CHILSON 1904-1982 occupation,jt: 20210126HAv- Lanny Nunn / Coudrsport ... 26 January 2021 · Joe Knechtel, sans accordian Comments Ken Cole Hmm, he looks familiar..... · Reply · 9h Mary Chilson Is he mr. knectal. Not right spelling · Reply · 8h Mary Jane Harding Joe his wife was Eva awesome people, cleaned the laundromat in the 60 s. · Reply · 8h Jane Heimel Metzger Joe Knechtel. Lived in the house up on the bank at the intersection of Eulalia Street and Chestnut Street. Had beautiful flowers growing there in rock gardens. Every spring the forsythia still bear witness. · Reply · 8h Thomas Maynard Sat on porch with wife and played a happy accordion. · Reply · 8h Beckie Milchuck Used to love listening to that when I sat our porch with my mom and dad. · Reply · 6h Karen Dubots Beckie Milchuck those were good times, my dad would take his harmonica up and play with them · Reply · 28m Melinda Nichols McMillion They were really sweet people and the flowers were beautiful. I’m happy to hear forsythia still grows there. · Reply · 7h Ed Darrin I delivered papers there for quite a few years as a kid · Reply · 7h Thomas T Shirey Ed Darrin yep me too.i inherited your Bradford Era Route. · Reply · 3h Write a public reply… Suzy Green Yep joe · Reply · 6h Linda Goodnoe Russell He and his wife went to Erway's (now Kaytees) for their I think 70 something anniversary. They never ate out so when they came in Ginger and Dana and staff were surprised. He told them he was treating her for their anniversary. They each got a texas hot, she got tea and when they were done Ginger had two cup cakes with candles brought out. They were so tickled and surprised.(and it was on the house) Right after that she had to go into Long term Care and he would go up and play the accordion to be near her. Then he went in to Long Term as well. Just pure, gentle, loving people. Never had much and yet had it all · Reply · 6h · Edited Mary Drapcho Linda Goodnoe Russell good story. · Reply · 6h Write a public reply… Mary Kay Connolly Nice people they went to the senior dinner with my Grandmom and that's how I got to know them.I think He played the fiddle or a instrument He loved music. · Reply · 4h · Edited Kimberly Gockley So would this man be Tim's grandfather or? · Reply · 55m Write a public comment…