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Uehlein Family Missing Links edited by Mike Reilly Family Connection? A family story tells of a 'Rich Aunt from America' who used to visit her family in Marktzeuln, Bayern-Oberfrankau, Germany, around 1900. She is supposed to have connections with the Schlitz brewery. Her name is possibly Ruppert, or Stocker, or Stettner.Do you have any information that could relate to her? This is a bit if a long shot on a family trail!!! Thanks
joan@jzorn.freeserve.co.uk JULIUS UEHLEIN FAMILY OF ELYRIA, OHIO Mary Lou Traffis, copyright, revised 1-14-2000 : This branch of the family pronounces Uehlein as Uline. The following information was gathered in two conversations between Mary Lou Traffis and Donna Uehlein of 50 Asbury Lane, Elyria, Ohio 44035 on June 25, 1995 and on January 17, 1997. Also, with a conversation between Mary Lou Traffis and Joseph Uehlein on January 17, 1997. Donna Uehlein is the wife of Leonard Uehlein. Leonard passed away August , 1994. Joseph Uehlein is the son of Julius Uehlein Jr. and resides at 11 Pine Ave, Tacoma Park, MD 20912.said it was passed down that two brothers came from Germany. One was Julius who stayed in Elyria, Ohio and the other brother went to Milwaukee, Wisc to work for Schlitz Brewing Co. Julius Uehlein married Margaret Scheuler. Julius and Margaret had at least eight children, possibly ten or eleven children. Julius Uehlein died in September 1962. Leonard Frederick Uehlein was born about 1890 in Lorain, Ohio. He died in 1963. Bernard Uehlein Lawrence Uehlein Ronald Uehlein ??? Margaret Uehlein Cecelia Uehlein Dolly Uehlein who married Bert Greulich, and had children Sophina Uehlein married Charles Schoen and then George Ludeman And possibly 2 other oldest children, Leonard Frederick Uehlein married Marbie Queen. They had five children as follows: Leonard Uehlein of Elyria, Ohio married Donna Meyer and had three children. He was a small man about 5'6" and about 120#. He was very kind and had a great personality. He was a Boy Scout. He passed away August 1994. His three children are as follows:. Neil Uehlein who died in 1993 David Uehlein Gerald Uehlein Virginia Uehlein - from CA died of Cancer Julius Uehlein is from Camp Hill, PA. He was 80 in 1997. He married Mary Lou. He has at least one son Joseph Uehlein, who resides in Tacoma Park, MD. Joseph was 12 years old when his parents divorced. The last time he saw his father for about an hour when Julius was about 50 years old. Doris Uehlein married Mr. Hamilton David Uehlein is the youngest and possibly the closest to his father. He lives near Pickwa (Dayton), Ohio. He is married and they own a 150 year old house. His wife collects antiques. They live on the South side of Union Church Road. Frederick Uehlein and Marbie Queen divorced when their son Julius was 12 years old. Marbie Queen Uehlein then married Mr. Pease and they adopted two more children. Leo Frederick Uehlein was to have remarried at least two more times. Leo Frederick Uehlein served in WWII building airstrips on Atustion Island. After his service ended, he went to New York to work in a Shipyard. Frederick Uehlein was an avid fisherman and hunter and left New York for Ft. Townsend, Washington, Pugot Sound. This is where he remarried. In July of 1963, he drove his trailer and boat to go fishing. While fishing he evidently slipped and fell in the water. His body was never recovered. There was a Ferry of people who saw him fall in the water, they called for the coast guard but they never saw him again nor were able to rescue him. THREE UEHLEIN BROTHERS FROM MILWAUKEE Mary Lou Traffis, Copyright, Revised 1-15-2000 The following information came from conversations with Mary Lou Traffis starting on January 15, 1997 with Betsy Uehlein and Phyllis Uehlein starting on February 2, 1997. Betsy Uehlein owns a Caviar and Fine Food business under the name of "The Caviar Lady and Son" in Palm Springs, California. Phyllis Uehlein is the wife of Joseph Edward Uehlein of Greeneville, TN. Through discussions with each of them I was able to determine that their families were related. were three brothers, one name unknown, Killian Uehlein and Michael Uehlein that came to Milwaukee, Wisconsin from Germany. The first brother name unknown was married and had 3 children. Frank Uehlein Flo Uehlein Mary Margaret Uehlein lived in Milwaukee. The children's parents were killed in an accident when Frank was only 8 years old. Frank was then raised a by Uncle Martin and the 2 girls were raised by an Aunt Kate. Uncle Martin and Aunt Kate might have been Killian's children. Uehlein left Milwaukee to work in the Limes Stone Quarry's in Southern Indiana. Killian married, wife's name unknown, and had three children. It was said that these children were cousins to a Mitzi of California who was in movies. Martin Joseph Uehlein married and had two children. Male Uehlein child who lived for three days. Edward Uehlein who married Phyllis. In 1997, Phyllis lives in Greenville, TN. They had four children. Patrick Uehlein Michael Uehlein Kevin Uehlein Dedrie Uehlein Kate Uehlein (Katherine) Male Uehlein child (name unknown) Michael Uehlein stayed in Milwaukee. Michael Uehlein married Veronika Wasser. Veronika Wasser's mother's maiden name was Baier from Bavaria. They lived on Fond du Lac Avenue in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. They had at least eight children. Amanda Uehlein born and died on January 22, 1887. She is buried at Calvary Cemetery in Milwaukee. Edwardt Uehlein born March 14, 1888 Henry John Uehlein born on December 3, 1889 Emma Uehlein Uehlein married Mary Plachy. They moved to California sometime around the 1940's. They had three children. Uehlein was born in 1923 in Milwaukee. He married Betsy, also from Milwaukee in 1947. Even though they both came from Milwaukee they met and married in California. They had one son. George (or Greg) Uehlein who was born in 1948. JoAnne Uehlein Uehlein (nickname Mitzi). Dorothy was worked on the Stage. Her stage name was Helen Chapman. Her work included Ester William Movies and she was also the World Trade Girl in 1940 and one other year. Rose Uehlein Frank Uehlein Paul Uehlein Other Names of Interest: Plachy, Emil Uehlein's wife had 5 brothers and sisters - Alois, Julius, __ and _ Toni. Betsy Uehlein remembers that there were cousins Mildred and Robert Hurhingson, from Great Plains, NY. Also, there was Erwin and Maria Uihlein. Erwin might have been involved somewhat with the Schlitz Brewery. It was said that he sent his secretary out to California and she decided to stay and became an Agent. OTHER UIHLEIN'S - HOW DO THEY CONNECT? Mary Lou Traffis, Copyright, Revised 1-15-2000 Pauline Kopmeier and Mary Lou Traffis are other Uihlein families that Pauline Kopmeier had sent me in 1996. I have added to her information, however, at this time neither of us can fit them into our Ühlein families. Karl Uihlein, born ---, died 1938. He married Katherina. They had two children Anna Uihlein , who married a man by the name of Rusch Irmgard Uihlein, who married a man by the name of Boetel Johann Uihlein married (wife's name unknown). They had five children: Henry Charles, Mary (Byer), Jacob, Caroline (Behnett) and Joseph (wife Minnie). Henry Charles Uihlein was born in 1841. He married Mary Kiefer. They had six children. Henry Charles Uihlein died in 1896 at age 55. Jacob Uihlein married Elisabeth Roedecker. They had one child who died in infancy. Elisabeth Uihlein married Charles Miller and they had four children.
Martha Uihlein married Charles Gerlack and they had two children
George Uihlein married Caroline Nickels Joseph Uihlein married Catherine Roedecker. They had eight children.
Charles Uihlein was born in 1877. He married Jessica Tempany who was born in 1879. They had seven children. Henry Charles Uihlein died in 1948 at age 71. Jessica Tempany Uihlein died in 1951 at age 72. Uihlein was born in 1900. She married John Willi. They had three children. Joan E. Willi born in 1931 and married Mr. Sacino. They had four children. Unknown Willi Unknown Willi Uihlein was born in 1901. She married John Taylor. They had three children. Taylor who married Mr. Bandel and had five children Taylor who married and had six children. Taylor married Mr. Vermillion and had seven children. Jessica Uihlein died in infancy. Henrietta Uihlein died in infancy. Mary Uihlein was born in 1907 and died in 1914 at age 7 years old. Charles Uihlein was born in 1909. He married Charlotte. They had five children. Henry Charles Uihlein died in 1977, at age 68. Uihlein born in 1930, married Mr. Westuba and had two children Uihlein born in 1932, married Mr. Granau and had six children Uihlein born in 1935, married Mr. Ehm and had two children Uihlein born in 1937 and married Mr. Maher and had five children
Mildred Uihlein was born in 1910 and married Alexander Grnell. Mary Uihlein who married Mr. Byer Jacob Uihlein Caroline Uihlein who married Mr. Behnett Joseph Uihlein who married Minnie Subj: Found another old time Uehlein Family Added comment from Mary Lou 1/29/00 - I also found out that the Uhleins from the cities of Mainbernheim and Sickershausen also came from Trennfurt!!!! :) Mary Lou |
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