Second Generation

 

 

2. Philippe Joseph Dhuey

Philippe Joseph and Louise (Mottard)

Alternate spellings:  Philippe Joseph Dhuy (ECB 1849); Pierre D'hay (PNY 1856); Philipp Dewi (USC 1860); Philippe Dehui (USC 1870); Phil. D'huy (TLC 1872); Philip Dhuy (WD 1879; MTG 1879; WC 1905); Philippe D'huy (CMC 1880); Philipe D Huy (QCD 1880; QCD 1881); Phillipus D'Huy (daughter's Latinized PBC 1881); Phillipe D. Hui/Heui (WC 1885); Phillippe Dhuy (parents' LWT 1889); Philip Joseph Gillane Dheuy (son's CBC 1893); Phillip Dhuy (WC 1895); Philipp Dhuey (USC 1900);Philip Dhuey (WDC 1909; daughter's CDC 1971); Philip Dhney (AR 13 Aug. 1909); Philip Jos. Dhuey (SPT); Phillip Dhuey (AR 1 Sept. 1916, son's CDC 1949; son's CDC 1959); Philippe Dhuy (EEL 1986).1

Born:  21 March 1849 (ECB 1849).

Birthplace:  Ernage, Belgium (ECB 1849).2

Parents:  Jean Joseph and Marie Francoise (Bouffioux) Dhuy

Port of departure:  Antwerp, Belgium (PNY 1856).

Passage:  The Sea Lark, U.S.A. registration (PNY 1856).

Port of entry:  New York (PNY 1856; father's DIC 1856; EEL 1986; Harris Dhuey 1989).

Date of entry:  27 March 1856 (PNY 1856); March 1856 (father's DIC 1856); 1856 (USC 1900); "�accompanied that large exodus of sturdy Belgian emigrants who arrived and settled in this town in the early days of 1856" (AR 13 Aug. 1909); 1856 (EEL 1986).3

Citizenship status: Alien (USC 1900).

Literacy: Could not read or write (USC 1870, 1900).4

Occupation: Student (USC 1860); farm laborer (USC 1870); farmer (WMC 1880, 1900; WC 1905).

Married: 31 January 1880 (WMC 1880).

Place: St. Peter's Catholic Church (AR 13 Aug. 1909); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1880).

Wife: Louise Mottard (WMC 1880; AR 13 Aug. 1909).

Land (see p. 97 for maps): Bought NE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 19, and NW 1/4 of SW 14 of Sec. 20, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co. (80 acres) from his parents for $1,000 on 16 June 1879 (WD 1879). Mortgaged same to his parents for $1,000 on 16 June 1879 (MTG 1879). Quit claim to same to his parents for $1,000 on 6 July 1880 (QCD 1880).

Bought W side of NW 1/4 of NE 1/4 of Sec. 29 (25 acres), and SE 1/4 of SE 1/4 of Sec. 29 (40 acres), Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., with its barn and buildings, for $1,200 on 17 October 1881 (QCD 1881). Mortgaged same for $1,620 on 17 October 1881 (MTG 1881).

Residence:  At his father's home, Ahnapee township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (USC 1860)5; at his father's home, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (USC 1870); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC January 1880); Brown Co., Wis. (QCD July 1880); at his own home, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WC 1885, 1895, 1905; USC 1900; AR 13 Aug. 1909).

Legal:  Never a plaintiff or defendant in any criminal or civil law suit in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Date of death:  8 August 1909 (WDC 1909).

Place of death:  At his home in Lincoln (AR 13 Aug. 1909); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1909).

Cause of death:  Pneumonia, previously weakened heart, asthma (WDC 1909); pleurisy, heart failure (AR 13 Aug. 1909).

Burial:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1909); St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (AR 13 Aug. 1909; SPT).

Will:  Died intestate. His real estate, all in Lincoln township, was divided equally among his seven surviving children, with his widow retaining her homestead rights. His personal property was divided equally among his widow and their seven surviving children. Final judgment entered 20 September 1910 (CPR 1910).

1 His name (Philip) and age (30) are scratched out and written over by his brother Ferdinand's name and age in the 1880 U.S. Census of Kewaunee County.

2 Today the village of Ernage is in the province of Namur and is virtually a suburb of the city of Gembloux.

3 The names of Philippe and his parents do not appear in The Antwerp Emigration Index, which catalogs all of the passenger ships which left Antwerp, Belgium, in 1855. Passage to the U.S. usually took from four to six weeks. (Charles M. Hall and Heritage International, The Antwerp Emigration Index, Salt Lake City, Utah: Heritage International, 1979.)

4 Literacy was defined by the U.S. census as the ability to read or write in any language.

5 Lincoln township was formed in 1862 from part of Ahnapee township.

Louise (née Mottard) Dhuey

Alternate spellings:  Louisa Motard (USC 1860); Louise Mottart (WMC 1880); Louise D Huy (QCD 1880, 1881; MTG 1881); Ludovica (née Mottard) D'Huy (daughter's Latinized PBC 1881); Mary Louis (née Mottard) Dheuy (son's WBC 1893); Louisa (née Mottard) Dhuy (daughter's first CBC 1897); Louis (née Mottard) Dheuy (daughter's second CBC 1897); Louisa Dhuey (USC 1900, 1910); Lewisa (née Mottart) Dhuey (daughter's WMC 1902); Louise Dhuy (WC 1905); Louisa (née Motard) Dhney (AR 13 Aug. 1909); Louisa Dhuey (husband's CPR 1910); Louise (née Mottard) Dhuey (WDC 1927; son's late WBC 1942; son's CDC 1959; daughter's PC 1989); Louise Dhuey (ARH 21 Jan. 1927; SPT); Louise (née Mautart) Dhuey (son's CDC 1949).

Born:  Between 1 June 1855 and 31 May 1856 (USC 1860); June 1856 (USC 1900); between 1 June 1856 and 31 May 1857 (WC 1905); between 15 April 1856 and 14 April 1857 (USC 1910); 28 June 1856 (WDC 1927; SPT); between 19 January 1856 and 18 January 1857 (AR 21 Jan. 1927).

Birthplace:  Belgium (son's CBC 1893; daughter's CBC 1897); Wisconsin (USC 1900, 1910; WC 1905; sons' WMC 1912, 1914; WDC 1927); Lincoln township area, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (daughter's PC 1989).

Parents' birthplace:  Belgium/[blank] (USC 1860); Belgium/Belgium (USC 1900).

Occupation:  Housekeeper (WC 1905); none (USC 1910); housewife (WDC 1927).

Literacy:  Could not read or write (USC 1900, 1910).1

Legal:  Never the plaintiff or defendant in any criminal or civil law suit in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Date of death:  18 January 1927 (WDC 1927).

Place of death:  At the home of her son Joseph in village of Casco (AR 21 Jan. 1927); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1927).

Cause of death:  Mitral regurgitation [heart valve irregularity] (WDC 1927).

Burial:  St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1927; SPT).

1 Literacy was defined by the U.S. census as the ability to read or write in any language.

Alice L. (Dhuey) Simon and Anton Simon in 1906. Behind them:Mary(Simon) Noel, Honore J. Dhuey,
Selina (Simon) Dhuey, John Victor Dhuey, Martha (Simon) Koss, and Joseph P. Dhuey

Children of Philippe Joseph and Louise (née Mottard) Dhuey:

 

i. Mary L. (USC 1900; WMC 1902; father's CPR 1910; AR 21 Jan. 1927).

Born:  16 May 1881 (PBC 1881); May 1881 (USC 1900); between 1 June 1880 and 31 May 1881 (WC 1905); between 15 April 1881 and 14 April 1882 (USC 1910); 15 May 1881 (CDC 1971; ARH 4 Feb. 1971); 1881 (SPT); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1902; ARH 4 Feb. 1971).

Married:  Eli J. Gigot, 21 October 1902, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1902); St. Peter's Church, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (ARH 4 Feb. 1971).

Died:  1 February 1971, Algoma Memorial Hospital, Algoma, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CDC 1971).

[Note: Name on Latinized PBC is Maria Ludovica Rosalia D'Huy.]

5.     ii. Honore J. [male] (USC 1900; father's CPR 1910; ARH 21 Jan. 1927).

6.     iii. John Victor (USC 1900; father's CPR 1910;ARH 21 Jan. 1927; late WBC 1942).

7.     iv. Joseph P. (USC 1900; father's CPR 1910; ARH 21 Jan. 1927).

v. Alice L. (USC 1900; WMC 1906; father's CPR 1910).

Born:  26 November 1887 (PBC 1887); November 1887, Wisconsin (USC 1900); between 1 June 1887 and 31 May 1888, Wisconsin (WC 1905); between 1 June 1887 and 31 May 1888, Wisconsin (USC 1910); 25 November 1887, Casco, Rt. 1, Wis. (CDC 1936); 1887 (SPT); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1906).

Married:  Anton Simon, 6 November 1906, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1906).

Died:  12 July 1936, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CDC 1936).

[Note: Name on Latinized PBC is Ludovica Alicia D'Huy.]

8.     vi. Theophile Joseph (WBC 1893; USC 1900; father's CPR 1910; AR 1 Sept. 1916).

Louise Mary (Dhuey) Monfils

vii. Louise Mary (WBC 1897; USC 1900; father's CPR 1910; PC 1989).

Born:  21 August 1897, Euren, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CBC 1897).

Married:  Alex J. Monfils, 11 November 1919, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CMC 1919).

Residence:  320 Jerguson St., Denmark, Wis. 54208 (summers); 5502 Ocana, Lakewood, CA 90713 (winters).

[Note: Name on Latinized PBC is Maria Lewisa d'Huy; name on CBC is Mary Louisa Dhuy.]

Died: 7 August 1997, CA.

viii.child &emdash; name and order of birth unknown (AR 13 Aug. 1909, USC 1900); died probably before 1897 (sister's CBC 1897).1

ix. child &emdash; name and order of birth unknown; died before father (AR 13 Aug. 1909).2

1 Florence Dhuey (PC 1989) believes that the child came between Alice and Theophile and was a girl. The baptismal register of St. Peter's Church, where all the other children were baptized, has no record of this child's baptism, suggesting it died shortly after birth. Year of death estimated on the fact that it is not among the six living siblings named on Louise Mary Dhuey's 1897 birth certificate, and the 1900 U.S. Census says that only seven of Louise (Mottard) Dhuey's eight children were still living.

2 No other record of this child found.

Believed to be Fedinand Joseph and Marie Therese (Guillaume) Dhuey in 1884.

3. Ferdinand Joseph Dhuey

Alternate spellings:  Ferdinand Dewi (USC 1860); Ferdinand Duie (USC 1880); Ferdinant D. Huy (CMC 1885); Ferdinand D. Hui/Heui (WC 1885); Ferdinand D'Huy (daughter's PBC 1881); Ferdinant D'Huy (WD 1886); Ferdinant Dhuy (WD 1887); Ferdinan Dhuy (parents' LWT 1889); Ferdinand Dehuy (son's WBC 1889); Ferdinand Joseph Dheuy (son's WBC 1891); Ferdnand Jos. Dhuoy (son's WBC 1893); Ferdinand Joseph Dheuy (son's CBC 1895); F. Dhuy (AKC 1895); Fred Jos. Dheuy (son's WBC 1895); Ferdinand Dhuy (daughter's WBC 1900; WC 1895, 1905); Ferdinand Dhuey (USC 1900, 1910; LWT 1934; WDC 1934; KE 23 Feb. 1934; SPT; daughter's WDC 1951; son's WDC 1978); Fred Dhuey (son's WMC 1909; ARH 23 Feb. 1934) Ferdand Dhuey (wife's SPT); Ferdinan Dhuey (son's CDC 1977).

Born:  11 May 1858 (PBC 1858?)1; between 1 June 1857 and 31 May 1858 (USC 1860; WC 1905); between 1 June 1858 and 31 May 1859 (USC 1880); May 1858 (USC 1900); between 15 April 1857 and 14 April 1858 (USC 1910); 15 May 1858 (WDC 1934); 1845 (SPT).

Birthplace:  Wisconsin (USC 1860, 1880, 1900, 1910; WDC 1934); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1885).

Parents:  Jean Joseph and Marie Francoise (Bouffioux) Dhuy.

Literacy:  Could not read or write (USC 1880; LWT 1934); could read and write (USC 1900, 1910).2

Occupation:  Works on farm (USC 1880); farming (WMC 1885; USC 1900); farmer (WC 1905; USC 1910).

Married:  9 August 1884 (WMC 1885).

Place:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1885).

Wife:  Marie Therése Guillaume (WMC 1885; SPT).

Residence:  At his father's home in Ahnapee township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (USC 1860)3; at his father's home in Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (USC 1880); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1885); at his own home, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (USC 1900, 1910; WC 1905).

Legal:  Never the plaintiff or defendant in any criminal or civil law suit in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Date of death:  18 February 1934 (WDC 1934).

Place of death:  Casco, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1934); at his home in Casco (KE 23 Feb. 1934).

Cause of death:  Acute dilatation [heart strain] (WDC 1934).

Burial:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1934); St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (SPT).

Will:  Bequeathed $1,500 each to his sons John, Joseph, and Jule; and divided equally the remainder of his real and personal property between his daughter Annias and his son Gustave (LWT 1934).

1 The baptismal record, found loose among the records of St. Peter's Church, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., indicates that the information came from Holy Cross Parish, Bay Settlement, Brown Co. Because of the "Dhuey" spelling it is likely a record made more recently than 1858.

2 Literacy was defined by the U.S. census as the ability to read or write in any language. Ferdinand signed his 1934 will with an "X."

3 Lincoln township was formed in 1862 from part of Ahnapee township.

Marie Therése (née Guillaume) Dhuey

Alternate spellings:  Marie Therése Guillaume (ECB 1855); Mary Guillaume (USC 1870, 1880); Mary Guilliaume (WMC 1885); Maria Theresia (née Guillaume) D'Huy (son's Latinized PBC 1886); Mary Dhuy (MTG 1887); Marie (née Guellaume) Dehuy (son's CBC 1889); Mary Theresa (née Guillaume) Dheuy (son's WBC 1891); Mary Theresa (née Guillaume) Dhuey (son's WBC 1893); Mary Theresa (née Guillaume) Dheuy (son's CBC 1895); Mary Dhuey (USC 1900); Mary (née Gillaume) Dhuy (daughter's WBC 1900); Mary (née Guillgaune [?]) Dhuy/Dhuey (WDC 1900); Mary Guillaume Dhuey (older SPT); Mary Guilliume Dhuey (newer SPT); Mary (née Guilliame) Dhuey (daughter's WDC 1951); Anna (née Gullium) Dhuey (son's CDC 1977); Mary (née Gillaume) Dhuey (son's WDC 1978).1

Born:  3 August 1855 (ECB 1855); between 1 June 1855 and 31 May 1856 (USC 1870); between 1 June 1855 and 31 May 1856 (USC 1880); August 1854 (USC 1900); 23 August 1855 (WDC 1900); 3 August 1855 (SPT).

Birthplace:  Ernage, Belgium (ECB 1855); Belgium (USC 1870, 1880, 1900; WMC 1885; WDC 1900; EEL 1986).

Parents:  Francois and Ursule (Dupierreux) Guillaume (ECB 1855).

Parents' birthplace:  Belgium/Belgium (USC 1900).

Port of departure:  Antwerp, Belgium (PNO 1856).

Passage:  S.S. Julia Howard (PNO 1856).

Port of entry:  New Orleans (PNO 1856; EEL 1986).

Date of entry:  27 May 1856 (PNO 1856); 1855 (USC 1900).

Literacy:  Could not read or write (USC 1880); could read and write (USC 1900).2

Occupation:  Attending school (USC 1870); works in house (USC 1880); housekeeping (WDC 1900).

Legal:  Never the plaintiff or defendant in any criminal or civil suit in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Date of death:  28 August 1900 (WDC 1900).

Place of death:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1900).

Cause of death:  Puerperal septicemia [childbirth-related blood poisoning], pyemia [bacterial blood-poisoning accompanied by fever] (WDC 1900).

Burial:  Lincoln Catholic Cemetery (WDC 1900); St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (SPT).

1 Her maiden name is pronounced "GEEL-yum" in the Walloon language.

2 Literacy was defined by the U.S. census as the ability to read or write in any language.

Children of Ferdinand Joseph and Marie Therése (née Guillaume) Dhuey:

 

i. Annias [female] (USC 1900; WC 1905; parents' LWT 1934; WDC 1951; ARH 29 Nov. 1951; KE 6 Dec. 1951; SPT).

Born:  10 May 1885 (PBC 1885); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1951; ARH 29 Nov. 1951; KE 6 Dec. 1951).

Died:  27 November 1951 (WDC 1951); at the home of her brother Joseph (ARH 29 Nov. 1951; KE 6 Dec. 1951); Peshtigo, Marinette Co., Wis. (WDC 1951).

[Note: Name on Latinized PBC is Athanasius Julius D'Huy.]

9.     ii. John F. (USC 1900; WC 1905; parents' LWT 1934).

10.    iii. Joseph Ferdinand (WBC 1889; USC 1900; WC 1905; parents' LWT 1934).

iv. Gustave Joseph (WBC 1891; USC 1900; WC 1905; parents' LWT 1934; SPT).

Born:  29 March 1891, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WBC 1891).

Died:  10 June 1974, Algoma Memorial Hospital, Algoma, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CDC 1974).

Jule Joseph Dhuey in World War I.

v. Jule Joseph (WBC 1893; USC 1900; WC 1905; parents' LWT 1934).

Born:  9 April 1893, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WBC 1893).

Married:  Matilda Deprey, 26 February 1919, city of Green Bay, Brown Co., Wis. (WMC 1919).

Died:  5 January 1971, St. Vincent's Hospital, Green Bay, Brown Co., Wis. (WDC 1971).

[Note: Name on Latinized PBC is Aegidius Josephus D'Huy.]

vi. Fabian Ferdinand (WBC 1895; CDC 1896; SPT).

Born:  22 October 1895 (PBC 1895); 15 October 1895, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CBC 1895). [Note: Name on Latinized PBC: "Fabianus Ferdinandus d'Huy." Two versions of CBC. On one: "Fabian Fred Dheuy"; the other: "Fabian Ferd. Dheuy."]

Died:  30 January 1896 (WDC 1896; SPT); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1896). [Note: Death certificate is for "Ferdinand F. Dheuy."]

vii. Celina (WBC 1900; WDC 1900; SPT).

Born:  8 June 1900 (WBC 1900; WDC 1900); 9 June 1900 (SPT) , Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WBC 1900).

Died:  10 June 1900 (WDC 1900); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1900).

4. John Joseph Dhuey

Alternate spellings: John Duie (USC 1880); John Joseph Duey (CMC 1887); Jean Dhuy Jr. (WD 1887); John Dhuy Jr. (WC 1895); John Dhey (wife's WDC 1899); John Dhuey (USC 1900; daughter's CBC 1902; son's WBC 1903; daughter's CDC 1975; son's CDC 1978); John Dhuy (WMC 1900; WC 1905); John Dhuey Jr. (USC 1910); John J. Dhuey (WDC 1937; SPT).

Born: Between 1 June 1863 and 31 May 1864 (USC 1880); December 1863 (USC 1900); between 1 June 1864 and 31 May 1865 (WC 1905); between 16 April 1864 and 15 April 1865 (USC 1910); 22 December 1864 (WDC 1937); between 30 May 1863 and 29 May 1864 (SPT).

Birthplace:  Wisconsin (USC 1880, 1900, 1910; WC 1905); Lincoln township Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1900; daughter's WBC 1902; son's WBC 1903); Casco, Route 1, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1937).

Parents:  Jean Joseph and Marie Francoise (Bouffioux) Dhuy.

Literacy:  Could not read or write (USC 1880, 1910); could read and write (USC 1900).1

Occupation:  Works on farm (USC 1880); farming (USC 1900); farmer (WMC 1900; daughter's WBC 1902; son's WBC 1903; WC 1905; USC 1910; WDC 1937).

Married 1:  12 February 1887 (CMC 1887).

Place:  Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CMC 1887).

Wife 1:  Eleanor Noel.

Married 2:  30 October 1900 (WMC 1900).

Place:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1900).

Wife 2:  Anna Joseph Finnendale (WMC 1900; SPT).

Residence:  At his father's home, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (USC 1880); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CMC 1887; WDC 1937); at his own home, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co. (USC 1900, 1910; WC 1905).

Legal:  Never the plaintiff or defendant in any criminal or civil suit in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Died:  29 May 1937 (WDC 1937).

Place of death:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1937).

Cause of death:  Mitral regurgitation [heart valve disorder], arteriosclerosis (WDC 1937).

Burial:  St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1937; SPT).

Will:  Died intestate (CPR).

1 Literacy was defined by the U.S. census as the ability to read or write in any language.

Eleanor (née Noel ) Dhuey

Alternate spellings:  Eleanor Noel (PBC 1865?); Leonora Noel (USC 1880); Leonore Noel (CMC 1887); Eleonard Dhuy (MTG 1887); Eleanor (née Noel) Dhey (WDC 1899); Mrs. Dehuy (AR 2 June 1899); Eleonor & Eleonore (née Noel) Dhuey (two SPT); Eleanor Mary (née Noel) Dhuey (NFT).

Born:  11 April 1865 (PBC 1865?)1; between 1 June 1864 and 31 May 1865 (USC 1880); 11 April 1865 (WDC 1899; SPT); between 28 May 1863 and 27 May 1864 (AR 2 June 1899).

Birthplace:  Wisconsin (USC 1880); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1899).

Parents' birthplace:  Belgium/Belgium (USC 1880; WDC 1899).

Occupation:  House keeping (WDC 1899).

Legal:  Never the plaintiff or defendant in any criminal or civil case in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Died:  27 May 1899 (WDC 1899).

Place of death:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1899).

Cause of death:  Influenza and pneumonia, gangrene of the lungs (WDC 1899).

Burial:  Catholic cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1899); St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (AR 2 June 1899; SPT).

1 The baptismal record, found among the records of St. Peter's Church, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., indicates that the information came from Holy Cross Parish, Bay Settlement, Brown Co. It may be of a more recent date than 1865.

Anna Joseph (née Finnendale) Dhuey

Alternate spellings:  Maria Anna Jos. Finendael (Latinized PBC 1881); Anna Finendal (USC 1900); Ann Joseph Finnendahl (WMC 1900); Annie (née Finendal) Dhuey (daughter's CBC 1902; son's CBC 1903); Anna J. Dhuy (WC 1905); Anna J. Dhuey (USC 1910); Anna (née Finnendale) Dhuey (WDC 1936); Annie Finnendale Dhuey (SPT); Ann Finnendale (daughter's CDC 1975); Ann (née Fenendael) Dhuey (son's CDC 1978).

Born:  1 April 1881 (PBC 1881); between 1 June 1880 and 31 May 1881 (WC 1905); April 1881 (USC 1900); between 15 April 1880 and 14 April 1881 (USC 1910); 1 April 1882 (WDC 1936); between 4 August 1880 and 3 August 1881 (SPT).

Birthplace:  Red River township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WMC 1900); Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (daughter's WBC 1902); Dyckesville, Wis. (son's WBC 1903); Wisconsin (USC 1900, 1910; WC 1905); Casco, Route 1, Wisconsin (WDC 1936).1

Parents' birthplace:  Wisconsin/Belgium (USC 1900); Belgium/Belgium (WDC 1936).

Literacy:  Could read and write (USC 1910).

Occupation:  Servant in John J. Dhuey's home (USC 1900); housekeeper (WC 1905); farm laborer (USC 1910); housewife (WDC 1936).

Legal:  Never the plaintiff or defendant in any civil or criminal case in Kewaunee Co., Wis. (KCC).

Died:  3 August 1936 (WDC 1936).

Place of death:  Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1936).

Cause of death:  Diabetes mellitus (WDC 1936).

Burial:  St. Peter's Catholic Cemetery, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WDC 1936; SPT).

1 Dyckesville is an unincorporated village in northwest Red River township on the border of Brown County.

Frazie Mary (Dhuey) Boulanger, Zepherence Joseph Dhuey, John Joseph Dhuey,
and Anna Joseph (Finnendale) Dhuey

Children of John Joseph and Anna J. (née Finnendale) Dhuey:

 

i. Frazie Mary (WBC 1902)

Born:  18 March 1902, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (WBC 1902). [Note: Listed in WC 1905 and USC 1910 as "Theresa."]

Married:  William Boulanger, 7 November 1934, St. Peter's Church, Lincoln township, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CMC 1934; ARH 29 Oct. 1975).

Died:  22 October 1975, St. Mary's Hospital, Kewaunee, Kewaunee Co., Wis. (CDC 1975).

11.    ii. Zepherence Joseph [male] (WBC 1903; WC 1905; USC 1910; WMC 1924).