Elisabeth ERTZ

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Born Elisabetha Ertz; birth cert. #340

Christened. at St. Gervasius R.C. Ch., FHL561,954, p. 255-6

FHL1,241,155 - 1900 U.S. Census; had 4 children, all living

death cert. #613

Elisabeth married Franz STREIT. Franz (son of Peter STREIT and Irmina LONGEN) was born 15 Nov 1837, Trier, Trier, Rheinland, Preußen, Germany; was christened 16 Nov 1837, Sankt Gangolf, Trier, Trier, Rheinland, Preußen, Germany; died 7 Jun 1913, Trier, Trier, Rheinland, Preußen, Germany; was buried , Trier, Trier, Rheinland, Preußen, Germany. [Group Sheet]

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birth cert. #161

death cert. #695; cremeted, cremain with Kerry Anne Schloeder

1938 traveled on the ship Europa with son, Nicholas Streit Schloeder according to Nancy waved goodbye saw from porthole

died with toothbrush in her hand and hat on

Agnes married Charles Nicholas SCHLOEDER. Charles (son of Jacob Carl Johann Anton Hubert SCHLOEDER and Elizabeth NAUERT) was born 1 Apr 1867, New York City, New York, New York, United States; died 1 Dec 1934, New York City, New York, New York, United States; was buried 3 Dec 1934, Calvary Cemetery, Woodside, Queens, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Clara Streit was Patin

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birth certificate #378

Christened Maria Clara Streit

unmarried? Emil?

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birth cert. #177

Christened Franciscus Streit at St. Paulus Roman Catholic Church,

FHL1241.155 - 1900 U.S. Census; marr. 5 years; living with parents at Lower Broadway

worked on the Rockefeller Estate in Westchester County

gardner for institution; developed rose, which was named after him; received bronze medal for an American Beauty rose

Died at Middletown State Hospital according to Arthur William Sauter, Senior; had become bipolar

Died at age 80 years; Certificate 31174

Buried in Wagner family plot

Peter married Marie Isabel WAGNER. Marie (daughter of Herman E. WAGNER and Fannie M. WELLER) was born 20 Sep 1868, Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United States; died 18 Jul 1958, Warren, Washington, Vermont, United States; was buried , Warren Town Cemetery, Warren, Washington, Vermont, United States. [Group Sheet]

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birth cert. #549

deathplace Princeton?

Buried?

FHL1,241,155 - 1900 U.S. Census; immigrated in 1893; living with parents

Irmina married Carl Julius POLCH. Carl (son of Peter Josef POLCH and Gertrud Henriette BECKER) was born 31 Jan 1868, Düsseldorf, Düsseldorf, Rheinland, Preußen, Germany; died 10 Jan 1944, Weehawken, Hudson, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Birth certificate?

Christened Catholic.

Used Catholic confirmation name, Joan, for middle name instead of Streit (mother's maiden name);
also stage name of Agnes Stanley

attended Sister of St. Joseph's of Brentwood, Suffolk, New York

Death cert. #18-3745

Buried at Salt Lake City Cemetery

"died in the flu"

Agnes married Jerome HIRSHFELD. Jerome (son of Isidor HIRSHFELD and Mollie COHEN) was born 13 Sep 1886, New York City, New York, New York, United States; died 1 Mar 1964, New York City, New York, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

Agnes married Arthur Danson Basil MICHELL. Arthur (son of Arthur Ahmuty MICHELL and Katherine Albertine MICHELL) was born 9 Jan 1893, West New Brighton, Richmond, New York, United States; died 4 Jun 1915, Saint Armande, Essex, New York, United States; was buried 6 Jun 1915, Pine Ridge Cemetery, Saranac Lake, Franklin, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

Agnes married Irving Max COHN. Irving was born 27 Apr 1875, Magdeburg, Magdeburg, Sachsen, Preußen, Germany; died 9 Nov 1957, East Meadow, Nassau, New York, United States; was buried 13 Nov 1957, Elmont Cemetery, Elmont, Nassau, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Born at Grand-View-on-the-Hudson

had children by first marriage according to Elaine Maire Schloeder

spoke German

cremated 29 Apr 1983 in North Bergen, New Jersey

Nicholas married Anne Christine MAXWELL. Anne (daughter of Amos E. MAXWELL and Agnes M. HEALY) was born 28 Apr 1906, New York City, New York, New York, United States; died 12 May 1957, North Bergen, Hudson, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

Nicholas married Margaret HIRSHMAN. Margaret was born 5 Dec 1905, Hoboken, Hudson, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

Nicholas married Agnes Dolores Marie SMITH. Agnes (daughter of Edward G. SMITH and Marie GERMAINE) was born 4 Jul 1908, New York City, New York, New York, United States; died Dec 1983, North Bergen, Hudson, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Died at home, drowned in bathtub

30 Dec 1974 cremated; ashes scattered in woods;
service at Unitarian Church in West Hartford, Connecticut

Elsa married Henri Baldwin VAN ZELM. Henri (son of Henri Jan VAN ZELM and Eliza Anne BALDWIN) was born 8 Jan 1895, New Rochelle, Westchester, New York, United States; died 14 Apr 1976, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

birth cert. #D105181; born at Grand View-on-Hudson

marriage date on birth cert.

model for statue in New City Court House in front the City Hall; also for a relief in Goshen; extra in Hercules movie; yoga

swim the three miles across the Hudson River before the Tapan Zee bridge

did lighting for the Russian Pavillion at the 1939 World's Fair

worked on the control panels for the Ward Island sewage project

mason; Commander in the American Legion, Post in Nyack

Feb 1954 moved to Warren, Vermont (300 acre farm)

Naval discharge, 21 Nov 1918, on birth certificate.

Died at Berlin Convalescent Center

Peter married Edna Van Cleve HAENICHEN. Edna (daughter of Otto Albert HAENICHEN and Helen Emma VAN CLEVE) was born 10 Jun 1901, Paterson, Passaic, New Jersey, United States; died 1 Jan 1995, Berlin, Washington, Vermont, United States; was buried , Warren Town Cemetery, Warren, Washington, Vermont, United States. [Group Sheet]

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FHL1,241,155 - 1900 U.S. Census

Died at Rockland State Hospital; also called "Snake Pit"

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Born in Jersey City Heights, Hudson, New Jersey

Former residence: RR 1, Box 127
Jefferson, MA 01522 (actually in Princeton)

cremated

Franz married Elizabeth Manson SCOTT. Elizabeth (daughter of Henri Arthur SCOTT and Laura Elizabeth THOMAS) was born 16 Jun 1911, Worcester, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States; died 29 Nov 1992, Holden, Worcester, Massachusetts, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Died at home

Karl married Marie ROULSTON. Marie (daughter of William Alley ROULSTON and Julia Augusta WALTHER) was born 12 May 1915, Weehawken, Hudson, New Jersey, United States; died 17 Jun 2006, Mount Bethel, Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States; was buried , Ocean County Memorial Park, Toms River, Ocean, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Birth cert. #13239

Born at Sloane Hospital for Women

Father was Jerome Hirschfeld according to her mother, Agnes Streit Schloeder

Used the maiden name, Cohn, until marriage; also the nickname, Millie, until the 1950s.

Christened Catholic

Confirmed in Methodist Church, Hempstead, Nassau, NY on 25 Mar 1951

Died at University of Utah Hospital, Room 403-2 at 12:26 p.m.

grave dedicated by son, Gerald Edward Molloy

Melita married William Alfred MOLLOY, Senior. William (son of William Edward MOLLOY and Florence May GREENE) was born 8 Jan 1910, Richmond Hill, Queens, New York, United States; died 2 Oct 1949, Saratoga Springs, Saratoga, New York, United States; was buried 5 Oct 1949, Saint John of Jerusalem Cemetery, Wantagh, Nassau, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

Notes:

Born at Farr Sanitorium

professional tennis player; coached football, basketball, baseball

"Grand Coach" by grandsons

summer of 1948 worked as laborer on the Woolworth building in Hempstead, New York

1948 played professional [$25 per game] for the Flushing Robins in the Queens Alliance Football League; played in Hempstead, New York

staffer for Paul S. Sarbanes, US Senator

had sandy hair

former residence: 811 Fairway Drive
Towson, Maryland 21204

6028 Hunt Ridge Road
Baltimore, Maryland 21210-1106

Died at Arden Courts Nursing Home


News Obituaries
Nicholas M. Schloeder
Nick Schloeder
Nick Schloeder shown in 1997 as history teacher and coach at Gilman. (Jed Kirschbaum/The Baltimore Sun)
Catherine Rentz Catherine RentzContact Reporter
The Baltimore Sun
Nicholas M. Schloeder, 39-year teacher and coach at the Gilman School whom students described as a "tough-minded coach who wouldn't let you fail," died Tuesday from complications of dementia. He was 84 and a resident of the Arden Courts Nursing Home in Towson.

Born of modest means in North Bergen, N.J., to Nicholas and Anne Schloeder, he earned a basketball scholarship to attend the private Peddie School that his daughter Kerry Boyle said changed his life. It allowed him to go to Bucknell University, she said, where he earned a degree in history and a master's degree in psychology. He would spend most of his career affording similar opportunities to other students.

He was drafted into the U.S. Army and quickly loaded onto a plane headed to Korea when, in mid-flight, his plane was called back to Arkansas. "That was the only time in his life when he had an inclination to vote Republican because Eisenhower was president," said his son, Nicholas C. Schloeder. All other times, he was an "unreconstructed Franklin Delano Roosevelt Democrat."

Mr. Schloeder spent the rest of his two years in the Army completing psychological testing of soldiers and was honorably discharged in 1954 as a corporal.

Gilman headmaster Henry Callard hired Schloeder away from his teaching and coaching job at Calvert Hall College to help diversify Gilman, which was then known for its "Gilman/Princeton/Roland Park/Republican/Alex. Brown iconography," according to former Schloeder student Pat Smithwick, who spoke to The Baltimore Sun in a profile article when Mr. Schloeder retired in 1997. Mr. Schloeder would serve as teacher, coach and mentor at Gilman for 39 years.

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Redmond C.S. "Reddy" Finney, retired Gilman headmaster, said Mr. Schloeder exposed his students to life beyond what they were used to. "He used Baltimore City in all its aspects as a laboratory for learning," Mr. Finney told The Sun in 1997. "He had these kids do research papers where you'd have to go downtown and interview people on the street."

"He put people at ease," said Stuart O. Simms, former state's attorney for Baltimore, who was a student of Schloeder's and is now a lawyer in Baltimore. Mr. Schloeder taught Mr. Simms history, coached him in basketball and then worked for him as a political consultant.

"He was focused on the game and not the stuff surrounding the game," Mr. Simms said. "If someone had an agenda because of a student's pedigree, he would call it out."

Former Maryland Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. credits Mr. Schloeder with changing his life. Mr. Schloeder recruited him to Gilman from Arbutus Junior High School with a football scholarship.

"He was legendary," Mr. Ehrlich said of his former teacher and mentor. "He was a tough guy who had very high standards for his students and athletes." Mr. Ehrlich said. "It killed him that I was Republican. He would have fun with me in class." But Mr. Schloeder remained close with Mr. Ehrlich and worked for him as he became Maryland's governor.

His closest political relationship was with former U.S. Sen. Paul S. Sarbanes, whom Mr. Schloeder advised for almost 40 years. "When he got into anything it was full speed ahead," Mr. Sarbanes said. "It was hard to know him and not stay close as he was a tremendously warm and outgoing person."

Mr. Schloeder's daughter, Mrs. Boyle of West Hartford, Conn., said scores of students and political activists would frequent the house and would remain friends with her father for years. Four hundred to 500 people attended his retirement party in 1997.

Mrs. Boyle said politics and community service permeated their household and that since she was about 6 years old, she and her brother would hand out political literature during elections.

"When I was 10, a friend came over from the mostly Republican area of Roland Park and our play date was handing out fliers for Senator Sarbanes," she said. "My friend was really excited about it, but her father later told my father he would rather not support Senator Sarbanes."

Mrs. Boyle said going to the local grocery store "seemed to take hours" because her father ran into so many people he knew. "As my brother and I got older, we started to appreciate how much he meant to people."

Both she and her brother have followed in his footsteps, becoming teachers and coaches. "He was a larger-than-life role model for us."

A private service was held for the family. A celebration of life is planned for this fall at the Gilman School. His son said the family was starting the Nicholas M. Schloeder foundation, which will be geared toward helping youths "get a leg up" the way his father did at Peddie and Bucknell. Donations to the foundation may be sent in the care of David Clinnin (301 Pennsylvania Ave. Suite 300, Towson, Md., 21204).

In addition to his son and daughter, he is survived by his former wife, Wanda Sullivan Schloeder; his longtime companion, Constance Caplan of Baltimore; and five grandchildren.

cremated; cremains "His ashes were spread around the Gilman School campus where he worked for 40 years." according to son, Nicholas Christopher Schloeder

Nicholas married Wanda Mary SULLIVAN. Wanda (daughter of Jeremiah Joseph Thomas Fleming SULLIVAN and Wanda Mary HERMAN) was born 8 Apr 1930, Atlantic City, Atlantic, New Jersey, United States; died 9 Jan 2017, Baltimore City, Maryland, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Born North Hudson County General Hospital

Died of cancer

cremated; cremains with husband>wants in Hudson River with father and brothers

staffer for Eleanor Roosevelt on UN Human Relations Commission>a secretary for Dag Hammarskjold, Secretary General of the United Nations [killed in airplane];a secretary for Ralph Bunch, visited Russia with him and met Nikita Khruschev; also met Fidel Castro
>IBM copy editor of computer programs and moved to Palo Alto 1974
1978 brought home in San Jose

Dianne married John Michael MARIENTHAL. (son of Lillian Antoinette BINNS, son of John Haig CHAMBERS) [Group Sheet]

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Born North Hudson County General Hospital

death date on SSDI: 9 Jan 2003?

Died at: 407 79th Street
North Bergen, NJ 07047
(201) 854-7535
Home where Nicholas, Dianne and Graham grew up.

SSN: 144--30-6397; issued in New Jersey

met at AA and were together 17 years

Cremated; cremains with brother, to be scattered in Hudson River

Graham married Catherine WALKER. Catherine was born 19 May 1959, , , , Scotland; died 29 Dec 1999, Edgewater, Bergen, New Jersey, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Born at Hartford Hospital

1947 BA (French and Spanish) Tufts College (Jackson) at Medford-Sommerville, Massachusetts

1953 MSPH (Health Education) University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

went to India Nov 1953 and arrived 24 Dec 1953 at Bombay, India; lived in India 30 years

never been to Germany

formerly resided at: 40 Robin Road, Apt. 102
West Hartford, CT 06119
moved Feb 2002 to Avery Heights Retirement Villiage, Room 142
Avery Heights Retirement Village, Rm 240

Code: H4L 8H3G 9R3A 5H2J

Died at Avery Heights Retirement Village, Rm 240

Cremated; cremains with husband and son at farm in Princeton, Massachusetts

Nancy married Ram SINGH (SONDHI). Ram (son of Harnam SINGH (SONDHI) and Mangti CHOWPRA) was born 20 May 1920, Piplanwala, Hoshiarpur, East Punjab, India; died 1 Oct 2004, Hartford, Hartford, Connecticut, United States. [Group Sheet]

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Born at John Hopkins Hospital

Grandview-on-Hudson [meant River Road]

sings Grandville Area Chorus

Died at Glen Falls Hospital

Peter married Ann Munro MARTIN. (daughter of Robert Neil MARTIN and Alicia Ann KRANTZ) [Group Sheet]

Peter married Theresa Josephine LEMANSKI. (daughter of Alexander Joseph LEMANSKI and Victoria Louise BRAGIEL) [Group Sheet]

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22 Aug 1948 BA (Liberal Arts) Mercer University at Macon, Georgia

writes religious poetry

1964-1966 studied Hebrew

17 Sep 1953 resided: 501 Highview Avenue [new house]
Pearl River, NY 10965-1230

Aug 2003 moved to Ludlow, Vermont

Died at Springfield Hospital

Creamted; cremains at Warren Town Cemetery, Warren, Washington, Vermon with parents

Joan married Arthur William SAUTER. (son of Emil SAUTER and Lydia Elsie GRAF) [Group Sheet]

Nancy married Harold Lawrence SHEELER. (son of Harold Lawrence SHEELER, Senior and Nellie D. CHASE) [Group Sheet]

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Born at Long Island College Hospital

leg crushed by family yacht and the dock

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!Nickname: Betty Lou