Schauss, Louise

1834 - 1924  (90 years)

• Name	Schauss, Louise  [1]
  	20180403 RVA- from R315_X1C- 56. FRANK H. SCHADENBERGER, the son of Christian and Louise (Schauss) Schadenberger, was born March 6, 1876, near Coudersport, on a farm which his father cleared as an early settler. He attended Coudersport schools and was graduated from Westbrook Business College at Olean, New York. As a young man he was interested in athletics. He won many medals as a champion bicycle rider of Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. Later as a farmer he became active in politics in Potter County and was elected Auditor and Commissioner. During World War I, he served on the Exemption Board and has always been active in public affairs. He married, February 27, 1903, Marie Rounseville Pearce, whose maternal grandfather, Abiather Rounseville, was one of the first settlers of the county. Mr. Rounseville came to Couderpsort in 1841 and for many years acted as Commissioner of State Roads. He was Postmaster in 1853. One of the first houses to be built in Coudersport was that of Mr. Rounesville and it is still standing, being occupied at the present time by the Schutt Funeral Home. As descendants of the early settlers of potter County Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger consider their farm near Coudersport as their home, although, since Mr. Schadenberger's retirement, they now spend part of their time living in Hornell, New York. Mrs. Schadenberger is active in church circles, and she is a member of Fortnightly Club and Hornell County Club. They have one daughter, Maxine, who married Victor Louis Mason of Montclair, new Jersey. (See par. 133). Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger have two grandchildren, Victoria Luise and Victor Louis, III.
  Birth	18 Feb 1834	Canada
  	or Germany -LDS
  Gender	Female
  Birth	Germany   [2]
  FSID	L2DN-TSX
  Death	25 Sep 1924
  	age 90
  Person ID	I68335	WETZEL-SPRING

  
  

  Family	Schadenberger, Christian Jr,   b. Jun 1831, Canada d. 17 Jun 1907 (Age 76 years)
  Marriage	1858
  gossip column jt	18 Oct 1906	Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA   [3]
  	or 50 years ago? FIFTY YEARS AGO. John Schmeltz, now of Chicago, but fifty years ago a resident of Coudersport, is visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schadenberger.
  	20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon after a brief illness with pneumonia. On Tuesday Rev. Samuel Porter Jones, one of the most suc- essful and original evangelists and lecturers of his time died on a Rock Island train, while enroute from Ok lahoma to his Georgia home. FRANCIS HERMAN HAMMOND. Former Coudersport Resident Died on Friday. Francis Herman Hammond, who for many years was one of the representative citizens of Coudersport, died at his home in Binghamton last Friday. His death was caused by a severe nervous affliction with which he had long suffered. Mr. Hammond was the founder of the tannery, which has grown to be one of the most important of our industries. The tannery station was named for him but several years ago the waiting room burned and it has gradually fallen into disuse. About fifteen years ago Mr. Hammond retired from business since which time he has made Binghamton his home. He was past seventy years of age and leaves a wife and one son, Frederick Hammond, who is a banker in Binghamton. Mrs. S. Burr, of Hattiesburg, Miss., who visits here nearly every summer is a sister of Mrs. Hammond. The funeral was held Monday. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Dorr Cobb will entertain a few of her many friends at her pretty West Street home this afternoon, and evening. The guests are invited for four o'clock and progressive pedro will be the feature of amusement. Supper will be served at six o'clock. The list invited consists of Mesdames M. L. App, E. H. Ashcraft, G. H, Doane, W. F. DuBois, S. A. Hartwell, B. A. McClure, G. E. Zerfoss, W. H.. Richards, A. R. Moore, Sanford Lewis, E. W. Robinson, W. W. Thompson, J. W. Wells, S. A. Phillips, M. T. Stokes, and the Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Jones ... FIFTY YEARS AGO. John Schmeltz, now of Chicago, but fifty years ago a resident of Coudersport, is visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schadenberger. HAS A SON. Attorney Harry K Brown, of Hornell, is the father of a great big boy, born yesterday. Mrs. Brown was Miss Nella Pearce, of Coudersport. Here's luck to the boy and all the folks. FOR A HUNT. Dr. S. A Phillips, our popular dentist, leaves tomorrow for the Adirondack Mountains, where he expects to spend about ten days hunting. Dock is a good marksman and will get them if anyone can.. United States Pennsylvania Coudersport The Potter Enterprise 1906 Oct 18 Page 1 Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day
  Children	1. Schadenberger, Frank Herman,   b. 6 Mar 1876, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA d. 1 Oct 1957, Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA (Age 81 years)  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]   2. Schadenberger, Walter  [Father: natural]  [Mother: natural]
  Family ID	F46693	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart

  
  

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  gossip column jt - or 50 years ago? FIFTY YEARS AGO. John Schmeltz, now of Chicago, but fifty years ago a resident of Coudersport, is visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schadenberger. - 18 Oct 1906 - Coudersport, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA  = Link to Google Earth

  
  

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  20180403 RVA- from R315_X1C- 56. FRANK H. SCHADENBERGER, the son of Christian and Louise (Schauss) Schadenberger, was born March 6, 1876, near Coudersport, on a farm which his father cleared as an early settler. He attended Coudersport schools and was graduated from Westbrook Business College at Olean, New York. As a young man he was interested in athletics. He won many medals as a champion bicycle rider of Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. Later as a farmer he became active in politics in Potter County and was elected Auditor and Commissioner. During World War I, he served on the Exemption Board and has always been active in public affairs. He married, February 27, 1903, Marie Rounseville Pearce, whose maternal grandfather, Abiather Rounseville, was one of the first settlers of the county. Mr. Rounseville came to Couderpsort in 1841 and for many years acted as Commissioner of State Roads. He was Postmaster in 1853. One of the first houses to be built in Coudersport was that of Mr. Rounesville and it is still standing, being occupied at the present time by the Schutt Funeral Home. As descendants of the early settlers of potter County Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger consider their farm near Coudersport as their home, although, since Mr. Schadenberger's retirement, they now spend part of their time living in Hornell, New York. Mrs. Schadenberger is active in church circles, and she is a member of Fortnightly Club and Hornell County Club. They have one daughter, Maxine, who married Victor Louis Mason of Montclair, new Jersey. (See par. 133). Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger have two grandchildren, Victoria Luise and Victor Louis, III.

  
  

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  [S340] Marie Schadenberger and Sylvia Wilson, Who's Who in Potter County, (Name: http://www.eg.bucknell.edu/~hyde/potter/whos-who.html; Date: 1947;), 056. FRANK H. SCHADENBERGER, the son of Christian and Louise (Schauss) Schadenberger, was born March 6, 1876, near Coudersport, on a farm which his father cleared as an early settler. He, http://www.paintedhills.org/POTTER/whoswho.html. 20180403 RVA- from R315_X1C- 56. FRANK H. SCHADENBERGER, the son of Christian and Louise (Schauss) Schadenberger, was born March 6, 1876, near Coudersport, on a farm which his father cleared as an early settler. He attended Coudersport schools and was graduated from Westbrook Business College at Olean, New York. As a young man he was interested in athletics. He won many medals as a champion bicycle rider of Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. Later as a farmer he became active in politics in Potter County and was elected Auditor and Commissioner. During World War I, he served on the Exemption Board and has always been active in public affairs. He married, February 27, 1903, Marie Rounseville Pearce, whose maternal grandfather, Abiather Rounseville, was one of the first settlers of the county. Mr. Rounseville came to Couderpsort in 1841 and for many years acted as Commissioner of State Roads. He was Postmaster in 1853. One of the first houses to be built in Coudersport was that of Mr. Rounesville and it is still standing, being occupied at the present time by the Schutt Funeral Home. As descendants of the early settlers of potter County Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger consider their farm near Coudersport as their home, although, since Mr. Schadenberger's retirement, they now spend part of their time living in Hornell, New York. Mrs. Schadenberger is active in church circles, and she is a member of Fortnightly Club and Hornell County Club. They have one daughter, Maxine, who married Victor Louis Mason of Montclair, new Jersey. (See par. 133). Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger have two grandchildren, Victoria Luise and Victor Louis, III. 20180403 RVA- from R315_X1C- 56. FRANK H. SCHADENBERGER, the son of Christian and Louise (Schauss) Schadenberger, was born March 6, 1876, near Coudersport, on a farm which his father cleared as an early settler. He attended Coudersport schools and was graduated from Westbrook Business College at Olean, New York. As a young man he was interested in athletics. He won many medals as a champion bicycle rider of Northern Pennsylvania and Southern New York. Later as a farmer he became active in politics in Potter County and was elected Auditor and Commissioner. During World War I, he served on the Exemption Board and has always been active in public affairs. He married, February 27, 1903, Marie Rounseville Pearce, whose maternal grandfather, Abiather Rounseville, was one of the first settlers of the county. Mr. Rounseville came to Couderpsort in 1841 and for many years acted as Commissioner of State Roads. He was Postmaster in 1853. One of the first houses to be built in Coudersport was that of Mr. Rounesville and it is still standing, being occupied at the present time by the Schutt Funeral Home. As descendants of the early settlers of potter County Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger consider their farm near Coudersport as their home, although, since Mr. Schadenberger's retirement, they now spend part of their time living in Hornell, New York. Mrs. Schadenberger is active in church circles, and she is a member of Fortnightly Club and Hornell County Club. They have one daughter, Maxine, who married Victor Louis Mason of Montclair, new Jersey. (See par. 133). Mr. and Mrs. Schadenberger have two grandchildren, Victoria Luise and Victor Louis, III. [S486] census 1930 USA PA Potter, Year: 1930; Census Place: Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0008; FHL microfilm: 2341877. Record for William Rogers (25) facts Record for Frank Littlefield (13) facts .............. (38) Record for Frank Schadenberger (8) facts ..... (45) Record for Thresa Grom (20) facts .................. (65) Record for Pauline Campbell (7) facts ............ (72) Record for Kathryn Rogers (13) facts ............. (81) Record for Arnold Meacham (37) facts ......... (118) Record for Mart Mattison (39) facts .............. (156) 20240322GHLn-edited 20190502HAv- William Rogers in the 1930 United States Federal Census date: April 1930 Analee Benson Name: William Rogers Birth : abt 1867 NY Gender: Male Race: White status: Married Relation: Head Home: Eulalia, Potter, Penna Dwelling: 49 Family: 49 Home: Owned Value: 3000 Radio: No Farm: Yes Age 1st Marriage: 35 Attended School: No Read and Write: Yes Father's Birth: Pennsylvania Mother's Birth: Pennsylvania Occ: Laborer Industry: farm Class: Working on own account Employ: Yes Household: William Rogers 63 Head NY PA PA M1@35 laborer, farm Belle Rogers 51 wife NY NY NY M1@23 Raymond Rogers 22 son NY NY NY M1@21 laborer, road Kathryn Rogers 19 d-law PA PA PA M1@18 Isabelle Rogers 16 dau NY NY NY S Neighbors: View others on page Mart Mattison 40 Helen Mattison 27 Orville Mattison 9 Alva Mattison 8 Ernest Mattison 6 Iva Jean Mattison 5 Agnes Mattison 2 Fred Grom 30 Head PA NY Gr S laborer, farm Thresa Grom 70 mother Gr Gr Gr M1@22 Mary Six 34 sis Gr Gr Gr M1@17 Pauline Campbell 15 niece PA Gr Gr S Arthur Boyd 27 helper PA PA PA S laborer, farm Frank Schadenberger 54 Head PA Can Gr M1@27 laborer, farm Frank Littlefield 64 Head PA ME PA M1@20 Kathryn Littlefield 43 dau PA PA PA S teacher, school Arnold Meacham 30 Head PA PA PA M1@23 laborer woods Irene Meacham 26 wife PA PA PA M1@26 Carl Meacham 7 son PA PA PA S Paul(a?) Meacham 5 dau PA PA PA S Reah Meacham 4 Ronald Meacham 2 Richard Meacham 0 Source Citation Year: 1930; Census Place: Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania; Page: 3A; Enumeration District: 0008; FHL microfilm: 2341877 Source Information Ancestry.com. 1930 United States Federal Census [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations Inc, 2002. Original data: United States of America, Bureau of the Census. Fifteenth Census of the United States, 1930. Washington, D.C.: National Archives and Records Administration, 1930. T626, 2,667 rolls. Name Birth Arrival Residence Katherine Russo Italy 1900 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA William Rogers New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Belle Rogers New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Raymond Rogers New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Kathryn Rogers Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Isabelle Rogers New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Joseph Geunter Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Gertrude Geunter Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Marvin Easton Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mart Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Helen Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Orville Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Alva Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Ernest Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Iva Jean Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Agnes Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Michael Laubecker New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mary Laubecker New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA William Toles Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Court Toles Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Arthur Toles Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mabel Mattison Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Edward Vater Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Nina Vater Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Florence Vater Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Eddie Vater Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA George Toles New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Aurilla Toles New York 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Floyd Beach Ohio 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Charles Beach Ohio 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Charles Blackwell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Esther Blackwell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Philip Blackwell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Verna Blackwell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Virginia Blackwell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA George Blackwell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Berger Gustafson Sweden 1902 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Lillian Gustafson Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Fred Grom Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Thresa Grom Germany 1897 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Mary Six Germany 1897 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Pauline Campbell Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Arthur Boyd Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Frank Schadenberger Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Frank Littlefield Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Kathryn Littlefield Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Arnold Meacham Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Irene Meacham Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Carl Meacham Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA Paul Meacham Pennsylvania 1930 Eulalia, Eulalia, Potter, Pennsylvania, USA At least one living or private individual is linked to this item - Details withheld. [S2282] Ancestry.com, Newspapers.com Obituary Index, 1940-1955, (Name: Ancestry.com Operations Inc; Location: Lehi, UT, USA; Date: 2019;), The Potter Enterprise; Publication Date: 18 Oct 1906; Publication Place: Coudersport, Pennsylvania, USA; URL: https://www.newspapers.com/image/292287518/?article=89820662-3e1f-43df-91c6-b70e1b9fce0b&focus=0.65197736,0.48502842,0.7802026,0.6646832&xid=3355. Record for Francis Herman Hammond (6) facts 20240322GHLn- 20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon after a brief illness with pneumonia. On Tuesday Rev. Samuel Porter Jones, one of the most suc- essful and original evangelists and lecturers of his time died on a Rock Island train, while enroute from Ok lahoma to his Georgia home. FRANCIS HERMAN HAMMOND. Former Coudersport Resident Died on Friday. Francis Herman Hammond, who for many years was one of the representative citizens of Coudersport, died at his home in Binghamton last Friday. His death was caused by a severe nervous affliction with which he had long suffered. Mr. Hammond was the founder of the tannery, which has grown to be one of the most important of our industries. The tannery station was named for him but several years ago the waiting room burned and it has gradually fallen into disuse. About fifteen years ago Mr. Hammond retired from business since which time he has made Binghamton his home. He was past seventy years of age and leaves a wife and one son, Frederick Hammond, who is a banker in Binghamton. Mrs. S. Burr, of Hattiesburg, Miss., who visits here nearly every summer is a sister of Mrs. Hammond. The funeral was held Monday. WILL PLAY PEDRO. Mrs. Dorr Cobb will entertain a few of her many friends at her pretty West Street home this afternoon, and evening. The guests are invited for four o'clock and progressive pedro will be the feature of amusement. Supper will be served at six o'clock. The list invited consists of Mesdames M. L. App, E. H. Ashcraft, G. H, Doane, W. F. DuBois, S. A. Hartwell, B. A. McClure, G. E. Zerfoss, W. H.. Richards, A. R. Moore, Sanford Lewis, E. W. Robinson, W. W. Thompson, J. W. Wells, S. A. Phillips, M. T. Stokes, and the Misses Jennie and Elizabeth Jones ... FIFTY YEARS AGO. John Schmeltz, now of Chicago, but fifty years ago a resident of Coudersport, is visiting his old friends, Mr. and Mrs. C. Schadenberger. HAS A SON. Attorney Harry K Brown, of Hornell, is the father of a great big boy, born yesterday. Mrs. Brown was Miss Nella Pearce, of Coudersport. Here's luck to the boy and all the folks. FOR A HUNT. Dr. S. A Phillips, our popular dentist, leaves tomorrow for the Adirondack Mountains, where he expects to spend about ten days hunting. Dock is a good marksman and will get them if anyone can.. United States Pennsylvania Coudersport The Potter Enterprise 1906 Oct 18 Page 1 Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day Hammond, Francis Herman dies News_PottEnt19061018p1 20240322GHLn- Francis Herman Hammond, Tannery Founder, Dies in Binghamton, Mrs Jeffereson Davis Dies Same Day The Potter Enterprise Coudersport, Pennsylvania • Thu, Oct 18, 1906 p1 wetzupdoc • 46 seconds ago • TWO NOTABLE DEATHS. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, wife of the president of the Southern Confeder acy died in New York yesterday, af ternoon…

  
  

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